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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-28
KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY

Happenings Five Ten and Fifteen Years Ago Today
AS Taken From The Files Of The Citizen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-28

Wind Direction and Velocity
NNE-10 miles per hour
Relative Humidity
1870
N. Uncomfortable humidity
should be a few points below
A., mean temperature
10 FORECAST
ae (Till 7:30 p. m, Friday
Key West and Vicinity: Mostly
cloudy tonight and Friday; not
much change in temperature;
moderate northeast and north
winds.
Florida: Mostly cloudy tonight
and Friday, possibly scattered
light rain in north and central
portions; not much change in
temperature.
CONDITIONS
A strong high pressure area
of considerable area with the
crest over the northern Rockies
covers the country west of the
Mississippi River.
The disturbance reported yes
terday over Kentucky and Vir-
ginia continued to move rapidly
northeastward attended by heavy
SHOWS over the Atlantic seaboard
and thence westward to the Mis-
sisSippi Valley. sih
Throughout this area depths of
8 to 10 inches are reported as be-
ing on the ground this morning.
Temperatures have fallen some
what in Florida, Alabama, Geor-
gia and the Carolinas since yes
terday and have not changed ma
terially elsewhere.
Subnormal temperatures are
general throughout the country.
G. S. KENNEDY,
Official In Charge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-28
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LOST

REWARD FOR RETURN OF
WATCH AND CHAIN lost on
South Beach, foot of Simonton
street. Return to Manager,
Gibson Hotel. dec26-6t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-28

II the FIRST bottle Of Imperial
Lotion fails to relieve itching agony Of
Eczema, Rash. letter. Scabies. Ring
worm. Toe Itch your money will be
returned. Simply repeat invisible I'm
perial Lotion as needed while nature
helps heal. Get a bottle today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-28

Sale Of the former Woolworth
building, one of the most valu-
able pieces of Key West property.
was reported yesterday. a deal
consummated between T. Jenkins
Curry, the owner, and Raul Gar
cia. the purchaser. While the
price was not given, it was said
to be high.
The submarine experimental
unit, S-4, is expected to arrive
about January Is for the annual
period of operations. The expe-
dition will again be under the
command of Lieutenant Dunbar.
US.S. Falcon, mine sweeper.
will be the tender ship for the
outfit this season.
The basketball game played
last night at the Athletic Club
between the Hospital and the
Marines terminated in favor of
the Marines by the score of 81 to
s. This was the hospital teams
first appearance on the basket
ball court and from their show
ing last night they will be heard
from later
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-28

Donald Corley, head architect
for the FERA is at the Marine
hospital with couple of broken
ribs and other injuries as re-
suit of a run-in between a taxi
cab in which he was riding and
a truck at the corner of Reynolds
and South streets. The vehicles
met in front of the Rock House.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for the series of tennis
matches to be played on the
courts of the Hotel Casa Marina.
1t has been arranged that visi-
tors and local players will COM
pete in the matches. and the first
game will be between Albert
Kraftson and Ignacio Carbonell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-28

Mrs. William Cassidy and little
daughter left over the highway
today, en- route to Miami, for a
visit with her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Susan Cassidy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-28

Subscribe to The Citizen-20c
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-28
ANSWERS TO
TODAY'S DAILY QUIZ

Below are the Answers to Today
Daily Quiz printed on Page 2
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-28
THE WEATHER

Observation taken at 1880 a. m.
18th Mer. Time
Temperatures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-28

William Lord and family who
are in the city visiting with Mr..
Lords father, Jack Lord, and
others of the family, will leave
tomorrow for Tampa where he is
member of the customs forces.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dalinger
and family of Eaton, Ohio, are
visiting in the city seeing the
points of interest. f5i5f
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Helmuth Gutmar
and son John, were arrivals ir
the city yesterday and are at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lione
Plummer, where they intenc
staying until April. John ex-
poets to leave in about two
weeks to return to school.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19

Muh in .nentraIen 2onbern beainn
nGn1nbIifl Die Sd,ichte Der milit1r.
iir5en sSiibrer nit berienieen Der
W.rtidlaftsiiibrer al perifmelScn;
eine Sd)iftc bon vDtilit1rofononten"
!jc: 'idl bereits in europa eebiloet.
G!cmenceau, Der v7iaer", Der Sranf.
rid, am Gnbe hes @eltfrieges fiibr.
.e, bat einnal aeiagt, ber ariee lei
cine Sll ernlte Sad,c als bab man lei.
nc .Siibrune ben @filitors onpertrou.
en- tonlte. Oton fcnnte binSuiiigen.
Sag Die @elt oaiiir bie 5iibrlmg if.
rer @irtid,aft ben Otilitors iiberI1bt.
Sic flirsiihtieen Grpartlnaen pieIer
S,e Der arieg gut fiir bas 8eid)dft"
lc!, meroen balb perltummen ange.
lifts Der Srogneite Der mirtid)oit.
i!tcn llmtp1l5unoen, in oie Die Welt
e;nfetreten lit.
Or. gilbert Yollterbah, Ien gorf.
f9feue Golfs5eitune, Nen yorf.)
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fremNc mnH 2lrbcit
2'itidJrift grofnrtia illnitriert.

Sic Solae s Ser .3eitihriit n;sreu.
oe ourd) srbeit" brinat cine grobor.
tiae Pilbrcportoge nIs 9fiififou ouf
oie siesii,briec Heihstasung Strait
ourt Treuoe" IN Sombura, Die Die
eini"!nen GcronitoItllngen unb bic
@G;e aus ollen 9anherit ,eiat.
&incono @ugeirc. Ben pieIfocb
|allsae5eifneten Spanienf1n1pfer.
6rir,yt oas Snnentitelblott. sstolien
lit treiter nit einiaen ainoerbrieien
imb elmer fnrbigca 0tontaae bon
9loeonbio bis 3liten," eine Sibpen.
relic in aoffer5etteIn, pertreten.
glne gilomontoge pcn ser 3aare.
Der gteiie iiitrt uns nod Sugpila.
pien Nebcn einsm glid in sic 90.
areber Golfshod)ihlllc ihilberi Der
slniics - 3nii6en StellcrfniippeI unb
aod,opi" has Seben Der illeoilap.
iiher Trau.
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The Voice of the Dunes

Gary, Ind. Oct. lo-May we
the Gary Jr. Saxons. have the
pleasure of entertaining you at
oui' T. S. J. A, Bowling Tourna,
meiit. fellow Saxons. the weathe,
birdie has promised us some fine
weather for Our tournaments So dc
nor let the small subjects. wealth.
er, stop you from attending this
T. S. J. A. event. And I can as,
sure you that a good time will be
had by all. because if you don'1
bowl. YOU can dance. cann't YOU
Or dance committee is going tc
pu" forth at this time. one ot
Gays biggest and best dances
the pre-tournament dance. Dc
YOU recall the saying "The more
ths- merrier," Then why not le,
YOU. date book schedule Gary
for the 4th and 5th of November
Cary sends its Welcome to You
So on with the battle cry, "On tc
Gary for the Bowling Tourna
ment. and a good time to be re-
membered by all"
Notice
II you will send your name and
address to Miss Dorothy Helwig
5o72 Washington St., Gary. Ind.
the Housing Committee will pro,
vide sleeping quarters for you
while in Gary for our Bowling
Tournament. First come, first
served, SO got your name and
address on piece OF paper and
send it right away.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
Capital City Bits

Columbus, Ohio. Oct. 10
Quite number of our fellowSax-
: ons took advantage of the two
events last Saturday. The Ohio
State Northwestern game and
oui End Anniversary Dance. By
the looks on all the faces and
everyones actions we believe all
had good time.
We want to thank all those
who helped make our dance sue
cessful Especially our friends
from Salem, Youngstown. and
Cleveland West We hope to see
you all in Columbus again very
Soon Try to stay longer the next
time too.
Don't forget our Hayride and
Wiener Roast next Thursday.
October 70. Meet at the hall at
700 p. m. Bring friends. A good
time is planned for all those who
attend.
Tn enext time birdie tell you
about surprise party, Loretta,
PRACTICE in front of mirror, SO
you can really act surprised.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19

gl1nen ltebt meme Gartei onbenpo.
llf1'd) 'ltr rcaib ano carrp". Sas nirb
'lf 10 ausarbeiten: Wtit ei,rem
SdnueiBc eetrGnft iperben 9Sofien
nnh europa geianot fiir oieic
meroen mir oann Observation-Disclosures
betomren nem bas glut nidlt
po{t. fam es ia nit Elm ,penia fol.
tenn Naiier ablpoifen. ytad) 80 "a.
gen miro onnn aus oem vcaib anb
cartn" Elm credit aub carrp" rnb
ipl' :peroen nit pbonps shefs be5oblt
Wtoft end, aber feline Soraen--un.
lere Negierlna miro oie d)efs aoron.
bierfn llno bie Sorsohler nerben lie
oan1 be5oblen. Wteine Nortp iiebt
ollo iiir slrbeit. @ereftiafeit unb
@ltmonltot lmb esaen Gerbrefertllm,
grltal'tnt i,nb uno Moreb -
o It: Mgre''lnn.
l'nh nun gum Sd,lus, etfpos iehr
Grnites, meine ;Sr6ns. @Iaubt eue.
rent aonroo nid,t, biernals fiir einen
Ero'ibentsn, Sen1toren ODER slbqe.
oronetll itimmt al'o iagt, oab er nur
riir Selltc itimmt Die er perionIih
fennt @lnlbt benz acnroo nid,t, Ger
oa 'oat, oob ipenn er sniid)en bent
Seifel nnh gel5eblh 81 ipoblen bot.
ilberhoupt niht pohlt. 3as lit INT.
anler'fanl'db' @lrubt current aonrab
niht, ser on Ioot: .gtim bic oller,
hitr.n'ten aolbcr. tpGhlen ibren
Sd,ldd,ter ieIber." @loubt ihn nift,
Ser cl,d, beifimpft uno vaGlber"
nennt.
8ebt mir bite eurc Stimme -
'onlt nlllb iH mir cine Sd)nllicl fou.
fen lno 1rbelten gcben. @ic Sbr.
Sorte.
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Smciihes $et,,lipeien
int Neit ttemaeerHnet

Berlin. Ger Heifsil,Itlsniniiter
ms Der Sicidsirnenminiiter hoben
ourh cinen bemeinionren grIab sln.
|peiinnacn sur Grriftlna zines bon
Sen heutid1en Sd,uler pollia aelolten
iiihinhcn Spnlrrciens ertcilt. 9unoc1
gehort Su Den Eilidtailiaaben Der
Hcl cl4%,sperciniellnG Ser Suoen in
9clltid!ant MIR Die Grrlhtune bon
iiibiisten Golfsihulen. Die Grid.
tlna BON Nfittcl- l1nb hoheren Sd,i,.
fen omic non gerltiss lnb iSad,id)u.
fen 1T Der Mc!fsrcairrung mad,
MobHnbe Der Vcoiiriniiie rmb Der
uertiiuharer Nittel frcigeitellt. Die
SebrplGne fperhen nit Der @enebmi.
slna hes Heifsersiehunesm
RUNS aufeeiteat Ser llnterrid)t ioa
Sctri:it, llnb eire iiir Die slusipnn.
oeruna bienlihc sSrembiprafe I'M.
Iaic,l.
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Canton Reflector
By Mariane H. Salmen

Cantn, Ohio, Oct. 1o-This
weekend the Juniors sang for the
first time this fall at the Karpa-
thiens 3Oth anniversary program.
Everything went over pretty
good. Hope everyone had a good
time.
Singing Practice
Practices are being held every
Tuesday evening at 7::3O sharp.
Everyone try to attend. These
practices are really something.
Gala Halloween Dance
A good time is in store for all
at the Halloween Dance to be
held on Oct. 18th at the club
|Clvde Grimm orchestra will play
from 9 to |. There will be prizes
for the best costumes. Everyone
is to come masked. The admis-
sion is Is Cents.
Hayride
The Canton Juniors will hold a
havride Saturday, Oct. II. The
price is Is cents. Be at the club
at 7 p. m. There will also be a
wiener roast in connection with
the hayride.
Basketball Practice
There will be basketball prac,
tice Friday, Oct. 20, at the Tim.
ken Gym.
Flash!
Danny Lazar. the great heart.
breaker. is back in town after q
long time. Everyone was glad tc
see you. Danny. We wish YOU
could come oftener.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19

Some of the opponents are some
what upset and irritated by an agree
ment which has apparently been en-
tered into between one of their lead
ers and Senator Key Pittman of
Nevada, who is in charge OF the bill
as Chairman of the Committee on
Foreign Relations.
This understanding, which calls
for no interruptions and prevents
spirited remarks and questioning,
has taken most of the steam out of
the debate. The result is not only a
lack of fighting spirit among SEN
ators but also a marked decrease in
public interest. The volume of con-
pressional mail is about back to nor
NAL.
THE tax problem of the average
L citizen is described by pamphlet
which bases its information on gov
ernment figures and studies by such
organizations as the Brookings In
stitute. 1t shows that an unskilled
laborer living in upstate New York,
who has family made up of wife
and two small children. and who
earns $1,000 per year, pays a total OF
500 in taxes.
A skilled worker with a simila +
family and earning $1,000 per year
pays 1884 traceable taxes which are
shifted to him in the prices of things
he buys and in the rent he pays if he
is not property owner.
.DEPORTS have it that members
~ of the Temporary National Eco.
nomic Committee in charge of the
so-called monopoly" investigation
are growing more and more in favor
of some permanent governmental
agency for the purpose of controll-
ing and enforcing price levels. The
theory is that this policing could be
accomplished through the use oi
publicity as weapon to keep pro.
ducers in line.
TT is expected that if there is to be
1 change in the membership oi
the Supreme Court, Attorney Gen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19

eral Frank Murphy will be named a
Justice and Solicitor General Rob-
ert Jackson will succeed him as head
of the Department OF Justice.
INCIDENTALLY, the Attorney
L Generals inclusion of the radio
among presidential emergency pow
ers has brought greater efforts on
the part of broadcasters to keep
themselves within certain bcunis in
order to prevent further government
regulations.
CTORfES persist that German
~ submarines are being supplied
with oil and other essentials near the
shores of the Americas.
Investigations have failed to sub
stAn1iate claims that former bootleg
gers are supplying the submarines.
On the other hand, there is a con-
viction, expressed only privately,
that the Germans do have access to
supplies in this hemisphere, probably
to the south of US.
A CCORDING to word from the
1ADepartment of Agriculture a
large number Of cities are anxious
to inaugurate the food stamp plan.
for which approximately 80 cities
have already perfected plans to be
put into effect soon.
Whether or not the demand is so
great as the Department would lead
one to believe, there is no doubt
being set up a situation which is to
form the basis for request for addi-
t;onal funds to be placed at the dis
posal of the Surplus Commodities
Corporation during the next regular
session.
DID YOU KNOW THAT-The
Memorial Amphitheatre in Airing
ton National Cemetery seats 1000
people and has for many years
failed to provide sufficiently for the
crowds which attend the Memorial
Day and Easter Sunrise Services.
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$inN Sic Siebenbiiroer
Sahien Deatihe?
TOn u. Slider, Salem, Chin.

81 lit unhegreiilid, umb bcbonerns.
met fpclh' aeIdlid,tlihc Genntniiie
mN Tolfcrfllnhe mandl ein Mienih
IN 'clncm SIil'ioliunasgeiit bciitt.
Wcs bie llriode lno rpoher Der
llr';rlng oicier @ciitesperioiil,ng
lid feiten libt, bIeibt bier oobinar.
ltelt, INN 10 peinlifer lit oicier Gor.
foll ga oerielbc OH llmpohrbeit ae.
gen gcitimmllnoen bcs Golferred)ts
cincricits uno mnb!pciblid) oud) gc.
gen Die II. g. 81. ltotlraliiations.
gc''Ialnllu,aen neritobt. Slcr sitiert
Dos @cIes ipIaenbc Tragen, sic ser
slprlifnnt iputcr nit Dem Clio be-.
lieQeIt. n8cies Sorm N-22113. 9. 8
- Trnae 9tp. ), 5ll ipclhcr 9iaiic ge.
bDren Sic? - ,slntport: 9ir Sic.
benbiirecr Sofien niiiien bicIe ,sra,
ge rnhrbeitsgctreil beontiporten nit ::
sur 1crmaniidlen Nalie gcbnrenb be-
ant'porten (Siche @c'd,id,tlidbc Sol
ae) ,Sragc gtc. >. 3lI mclher Station
geboren Sic. Mntmprt: llntcr oen
Ietigen llnitGnben sur rlurGniihcn,
in Scr 3eit Dor hcnn @cltfrIe9 al ser
lmgGci'6ell, mare bic 9lntipprt, fpel-
d,e eiu Tilhrer einer Sahlenfolpnic
nlli bic 9lnirn9c ppr benz Tiesfonitee
ipcl1;cs milIen mill OF mir nit oenl
Seurid)en 0llno bier IN Gerbnouna
ltehen. lallten 'oIlen. nid,t lpie bon
oclr'clhcn abgegeben: mir iino feline
Scitdc, mir hnben nit oenen nlc)ts
Slt .ll,, leBteres lit rihtia, ocnn mir
limo rirf!id feline Icitid)e; bof) bat.
te es Iolten Iorcll, mir iinb Icutihe,
leoph niht Heidlsnnaeboriae bon
@r; bncutlhlano. Nlln bier liegt Der
Srrh begraben. Sit bieie slniraee
pom 3les.acnitee rein periCnlid)er
9torIr an ben ~r.piurger gerid)tet 10
leieH bleie Seller -llr aufflGrenb ,ll
betrchten iiiee ober binju bnb oieie
Gpltsperleilnlheriid unh Geroam.
meub an unierm Yolfc lit. Ticl fon.
plis'r.ter ecitoltet lid bleie slnscle.
serheit menn bieie eripGbnte slnIraac
at ben Hrdiloenten Der &orperihuit
aerid,tet pucoe, lit bie slntlport ais
uerp' ed,eriif 81 i'empeln lmb i'm Ell
ncn 5nicrfllS Il, be5eihnen. isolslid)
ioIlte Sieie &orreiponoens bem Gerein
poreetraaen meroen miiiien, bieier
llnh MIR hieier nlein bGtte beitimmt,
lpclhe slntmort oem ehrlpiirbiaen
2icafomiiee mnhrheitsaetreu sllee.
ihift neroen iolle Iieies lit cine Der
leumherlid)e Sonolrng, iiber Die Ae.
heHidait aeiuroert iperoen ipn, oenn
ieia eiaenmddtiees Goracben floiii-
pi5iert bieia Geripl nidt fir bcn So
tier nelhen er bGlt, fort NIT
Gplfsperlenmoet!
saobrbeit uno nld,ts aIs @abr.
bet. @ered,t'afeit cinem ieelid)en hat
bisber l,no miro oud hiniort uniere
Gri.'enS iihern. Sehr ernit beiidt Die
ietige 3eit lpie ME 5llpor bab Die
StaHt. Staat umo 9lnoesgeicse nah
oelien Gorihriiten mir ,lniere Gor-
periGaft mie bisbcr bod)5uhalten be-
fcIgen Mir nollen nGd,itens bas so
jGb:iee 9citeben fcicrn, bas mafcIlos
in ser 9eit ser Gerganaenbeit ber
elten 9iui Ser oeiltihitdmmigen
aTien eefenn5eid,net bat, oann
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Ellwood CITY News
By Katie Butch"

Ellwood City. Pa, Oct. l9-
Last Wednesdays meeting turned
out to be what is commonly
known as flop" Something will
definitely have to be done about
our poor attendance. Perhaps it
would have been better to have
kept Sunday night as our meet
ing night. What do you think,
gang?
Play and Dance
Saturday night a play Elm
schwieriges Rechenexempel' will
be presented at the clubrooms on
Spring Ave. The cast is as fol-
lows:
Camilla .......... Anne Baier
Gertrude ........ lynne Kaiser
Pauline ...... Pauline Berendt
Mabel ..... Minnie Schuller
Julie, Dlenstmaedchen .....
......... Johanna Berendt
Lu,se 80. Roe Segedi
A matinee performance will be
given for children at 4 P. NJ. The
price of admission will be SOLO.
The evening performance will be-
cir at $50 P. NJ. and will be
followed by a dance. The chaEge
for the play and dance will be
35c. There will be both popular
ana polka music so everybody is
urged to come and share the fun.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19
New Castle News
By Paul Sander

New Castle. Pa. Oct. 1o-The
New Castle Junior Saxons held a
meeting last Tuesday and many
important subjects were brought
up 1t was decided the boys bas.
ketball practice vii! be held or
Monday and Friday evenings eff.
fective next week. There is a
wealth of good material out for
the team and New Castle will be
right in the groove this season
Our next regular meeting will be
held on Tuesday, Nov. 7. I'm
really letting you know in ad-
vance!
Basketball
OF course, New Castle is going
to have a mems team to defend
their championship, but we are
also sponsoring an unofficial girls
team. | understand that there will
be an unofficial girls league with
a trophy given the winner. This
was decided al the meeting in
Salem but was not advertised
fully. The girls will travel and
play on the same schedule as the
mems teams. Here's hoping there
is plenty of feminine competition
fo~ our New Castle girls. What
say coach! H. B.?
There was a slight error in
this column about our Harvest
Moon Dance. AS it is, the dance
is over and therefore will not be
held on New. S rs advertised.
However, many of our Sayor
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Salem News
BY Rudy Bodendorfer.

Salem. Ohio. Oct. 19-The an
nual Harvest Moon Dance of the
Salem Juniors has again closed
its doors, to make preparations
for the comming year. The dance
was huge success. due to the
cooperation given us by the T.
S. J. A. circuit We thank all of
yoa for your loyal support, and
V III also return our share of sup
prt.ng you in your programs of
the season.
Fish Fry
The Salem Junior Saxon girls
basketball team are already very
busy, in doing their bit to get
the basketball season started fin
an''ally. and for equipment. On
Friday Oct. y, they are having
Fish Fry at the Saxon Hall, POS
Railroad St. Serving will start at
5 :D P. M. Let's all get behind the
girls and give them great start
for this season by contributing
an hour to partake in a fine meal.
The small fee of 4Oc will be as
sessed per plate.
Social
Thursday, Oct. 70, the Junior
Social will again be held. 1t will
be our annual Halloween Party
social. The party will be given
in honor of our br;de-to-be pre-
sideht, Miss Hilda kloos. Any
one attending must be masked or
admittance will be refused them.
So all members don your skele-
tons. high hats etc. and attend
the glorius Halloween Party. A
very. hearty invitation is extend
ed to all members to attend.
To Gary
Salem is getting into shape to
enter yorr fair city on Nov. 4
unu 5 This is the final week for
qualifications of the teams. Next
week issue will know who will
reLI esent the Salem teams in the
tournament.
Wanted
For the Salem Juniors as an
Xmas present. one hundert and
fifty new members. So get busy
members and each of us bring in
one new member and our quota
viii b e6lled Do your part and
the reward will be yours.
Hospital News
Miss Rosina Pauline, the Jrs.
wish you a very speedy recofery
and hope to see you soon. Miss
Pauline is in the Clinic Hospital
suffering from pneumonia.
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friends from out of town were
present and we thank you for
coming and hope you enjoyed
yourself.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-19

TEBATE in the Senate the neutrality issue has begged
II down with the result that waning interest the proceed
ngs being hailed by cheers the Administrations ad
who accept the situation indication of victory
for their proposal within the next tWow weeks.
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