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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
ALI. STAR BOXING CARD
AT THE PUBLIC HALL.

The third in the series of po-
pular professional fight program
to be staged in Public Hall by
Promoter Bob BTickman will un-
fold Friday, Ian. 5th, to be fol-
lowed with fourth on Jan. 18th.
Brickman today had Buddy
Knox, crack Dayton heavyweight
under contract for the top bout on
Jan. 5 program which may also
pair World Bantamweight Cham
pion George Pace of Cleveland
witt, Lou Transparent of Detroit
in another ten rounder of the
double windup. If negotiation can
be closed the card may feature
a trio of ten round matches, the
third of which would pair Marty
Simms, the Saginaw, Mich, Buzz
saw with Clevelander Jimmy
Reeves, unbeaten in seven pro-
fessional bouts. No opponent has
been signed as yet for Knox,
though Matchmaker Dan Taylor
is hot on the trail of Eddie Neder
of New York or Harry Cooper of
Newark, N. ].
Efforts now are being made to
bring the world championship
bantamweight match between
Pace and Johnny *. o. Nor
gan of Detroit here for Jan. II
date at the Public Hall.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
Auto City Speaks
BY Art Seller

Detroit, Mich. Dec. 28-Con.
gratu!ations to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Th?lgott, who on Dec. 10Th, cele.
brated their 18th wedding ami.
versary. May they always enjoy
health and happiness throughout
thel' remaining years.
New Years Eve
The New Years Eve Party will
be held at John Dengel's home.
Come all We members and greet
the New Year with all your
friends round you.
Happy New Year
to all our friends here, there and
everywhere, we, the Detroit Sax
ons wish the best of health,
wealth and happiness during the
coming year
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
Lorain News
BY "Buby" Schenker.

Lorain, O. Dec. 28-The Lo.
rain basketball team made their
first trip in their new suits, and
lost their first game to Cleveland
East by the score of 53-34. The
garc was clean affair with very
few fouls. Ahem!!
To Canton
In as much as I know the game
is still to be played, there is no
cancellation. To my knowledge
so we will be expecting you with
the game starting at 7::30 p. m.
There will be no girls game. The
game will be played at Haw-
thornc Junior High School at the
corner of Oakdale Ave. and West
10th St.
This is the last column by your
reporter, from now on the"Cleav-
ers" take over. Lots of luck
Hank" and Elsa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
Alliance Revue
By Reggie.

Alliance. o., Dec. 2S-Cleve-
land West came. saw, but could
not conquer the Alliance Saxon
Avlators. From the beginning of
the game it was plain to see that
the Alliance offense was finally
going to click. Although Alliance
won 81 to 26, the West boys kept
right on fighting until the final
second.Hence the spectators were
treated to a real fighting game be-
tween two swell teams.
To Alliance Members
All members are requested to
be at our meeting. They will be
held each Wednesday night at
. o'clock until basketball season
is over. All those wishing to at
tend the Cleveland East game be
at the hall at 5 o'clock tomorrow
night. We will try to squeeze you
in somewhere.
To Cleveland East
Our first victory last Saturday
was at the expense of your neigh
Dor, West. So be on the watch
tomorrow night. because half of
Cleveland has been conquered
and we will be after the other
half.
1t seems Cleveland West, as
Alliance, has a shortage of girls
in their club. What few West
did being down were swell, and |
Do Mean Swell. Vests Zoesch,
Boesch, Woesch. ETC., all seem to
like jitterbugging Maybe if we
had a jitterbug contest they
would have run away with the
contest. West also has "Lochin-
var" in their midst. Ask Hilda
Goskel of Alliance, she knows.
Alliance also has a lover "The
Mistletoe Kid" Adolph. He sure
loves those mistletoe kisses. The
littl blonde did not seem to mind
either. See you in Cleveland East
tomorrow.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
THE PUBLIC GOES ON
RECORD.

After hard battle, out in front
and behind the scenes, the Hatch
Bill to take politics out of relief
has become law.
There will, naturally, be plenty
of cynics now to declare that the
ideal expressed in this legislation
is a contradiction in terms: that
it is impossible to take politics
out of something controlled by
plitiLians.
Those taking this tack are gull
ty of missing the real point and
significance of the Hatch measure.
Tie real point is that an aroused
public has succeeded, in spite of
attemps to waylay it, in putting
its ettitude on record. And it has
done so through the democratic
processes at its command.
The average American favors
adequate work relief for those
who need it, but he has grown ex-
trcmely tired of seeing WPA
punted back and forth in an end
less game of political football.
Reliable polls of public opinion
have shown this sentiment be-
coming more pronounced. In
April. 1886, to the question Does
politics influence relief in your To-
cality?" 70 per cent of those res
ponding said that it did. Two
years later, the figure had risen
to "a per cent.
The public's resentment over
the recent WPA strikes" against
government serves to indicate
that the sentiment is even strong.
er to-day. But it is the case of the
Hatch Act which finally drives
the point home and leaves no
room for further doubt. It shows
what the American public expects
for relief and its administration,
nationally and locally, from this
time on.
And the politicians know, bet
ter than any other group, that
wren public opinion wants to be
heard it speaks with a voice OF
thunder.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
New Stamps Issued

BEIGIUM-A novel form of paper
is being tested for stamps by this coun-
try. The paper is gumless, but has ad-
hesive properties when moistened.
The colors for the Belgium Charity
sets reported two weeks ago are: 1Oc
browaish gray, 3Oc light brown, 4oc
orchid, 75c greenish gray, 1 Fr. red,
LIS Fr. blue, $50 Fr. brown, 5 FIR.
purple.
CZECHOSLOVAKIA- A-SLOvAKIA -
A scmi-postal stamp has been issued
with portrait of Pres. Tiso. Denomina.
tion: 2.50k plus 2.5Ok blue.
New Slovakia air mail stamps have
been issued: sob purple. sob green.
TX red orange. Ok slate. 3k brown. Ak
blue.
FRENCH COLONIEs-New postal
values are expected for the colonies, to
provide adequate stamps for the new
postal rates. The new values in most
cases are 9oc, 1.25f and 2.25f. Many of
the colonies have one or more of these
values already in use. 1t is not clear
whether these are to be retired and
new colors issued, or whether it is
planned to add only the denominations
missing from current sets. Exceptions
are noted for few colonies: Dahomey
will have 90c and Ivory Coast a 9Oc
and 2.25f only. Madagascar will have a
3fr and st. Pierre a 60c and Zoe in
addition to the above three.
GREECE-.The so L Health stamp of
1884 (Scott No. RA5L) has been sold
out since the beginning of the year. 1t
will he re-issued in new colors.
HONDURAS-An airmail souvenir
sheet is to be issued in commemoration
Of the 50th anniversary of the Pan.
American Union. At the top of the
sheet are the massed flags of the mem.
Der rations, and beneath these the cap
tion "HomenaJe de Honduras. There
are four stamps in block in the center
Of tie sheet, with values 14c, 1ec, 3oc
and 40c. The central design shows q
map Of the United States and Latin
America, with the Honduras flag at the
left and the United States flag at the
right. The Honduras coat Of arms is
in IN oval at the upper left. The date.
1890 and 1910 are at either side, and
below the block Of stamps is the title
"Al Aniversario De La Fundacion
De La Union Panamaricana'. The
sheets will be issued perforated and i'm.
perforate.
JUGOSLAvIA-An new charities set
has been issued portraying this coun.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
BLUEPRINT FOR PRoGREs

"America must put its house
in order to preserve democracy
in the United States. There is
plenty of work to keep American
workers busy if the machinery of
production and distribution can
be sent into full motion. We have
the men, money, resources, ideas
and the appetites for the fruits
of production. What America
needs is concerted effort by Ame-
rican leadership. working under =
doctrine of principles of social
and economic justice, in harmony
with the already stated political
principles Of freedom in the Con-
stitution and the Bill Of Rights" /"
- From the San Francisco
Chronicle.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
7. S. ia.
Basketball
Notice

Following are the results of the
games played to date. Only those
scores are given that were receiv-
ed ky deadline time this week.
Sat-, Dec. End
Lorain at Alliance (postponed)
Monaco 80 - Salem 81
Youngstown % -- Farrell 26
Cantln SO - Clevel. West 81
New Castle ~ - Clevel. East 80
Sat, Dec. 9th
Salem % - Youngstown q
New Castle 4S - Farrell y
Monaco A. Alliance 23
Girls Games
Salem IA - Youngstown Is
(Overtime)
Sat-, Dec. 10th
Clevc. East 81 - Cleve. West IS
Canton u - Alliance 21
New Castle 81 - Monaco y
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
Did You Know That ;.

The only flag that is ever hoisted
above the Stars and Stripes on a ship
of orr Navy is white pennant, bear
ing blue cross. It is called the church
pennant and whenever it floats above
the National ensign it signifies that
Divine Services are being conducted on
board.
For centuries, in the British Navy,
the use Of ca:-o-nine-tails as punish.
menr has been authorized, though not
prevalent of recent years. The British
Admiralty has requested the House of
Comm. ,ns to pass bill that will abolish
this ancient method Of maintaining
discipline entirely. The maximum sen.
tence under the present law is 25 lashes
"Gcd grants liberty to those who
love it, and are always ready to guard
and defend it," - Daniel Webster.
Venice, Italy, is farther north than
Vladivostok, Siberia.
Reno, Nevada, is farther West than
Los Angeles, California.
San Francisco, California, is some
200 miles nearer to the Hawaiian Is.
lands than San Pedro, California.
To transit the Panama Canal from
the Atlantic to the Pacific one must
prosperous New Year.
The U. s. Navy will enlist 80 men
between the ages of 1s - 81 during
December. Fer information call or
write your local Navy Recruiting Of
fcer. Your local Postmaster can direct
you.
Fulton was the inventor Of the frst
successful storm vessel; the inventor
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
Stamp Collector $ Corner

try's monument to the Unknown Sol.
dier
MOZAMBIQUE CoMPANY-At the
end of this month a single LIS esS
commemorative will be released if
homo. of de Alfonso Henriques.
SWEDEN-1939. The new denomi.
nations of the "Three Crowns of the
Little Coat of Arms" type were 10.
sued The stamps are recess printed BY
the P o. Dept. Perforation only imp. .
peri. 12h. Values are: IS ore deee
green. lis Ore red-brown. 145 Ore apple,
green.
PARAGUAY-The color of the 81
"Oratcrv of the Virgin" (scott Na
345) has been changed to rose.
The Worlds Fair sets have been 70.
leased, Nov. 30th being the first day.
There are postage and airmail por.
tions. For the postage, the central de.
sign comprises the coat Of arms Of
New York at the left, and the Para
guayan coat Of arms at the right. Be.
meath is the title "New York Worlds
Fair, l94o' in English and in Spanish.
The airmail design consists of a map
of the U. s., Central and South Ame-
rica, Paraguay being emphasized by
heavier shading.
Values are: 5p red. Top blue. lip green.
22p gray green. Airmail: sop brown.
SOP deep yellow. 90p purple.
PORTUGAL-Portuguese Colonies
A sheet of 4 Souvenir sheet is to be is.
sued for Portugal and colonies in honor
Of the Portuguese Legion. The sheet
will lave face value of $50 csc.
RUSSIA-Two new sets are being
printed at this writing. One set viii
commemorate the 50th anniversary Of
the death Of Nikolal Gavrilovich Cher
nyshevski, scientist. The other honors
the poet NJ. j. Lermontov. Each set
consists of values. Namely, the first
set. Is K. (green), 80 K. (violet, and
60 K (blue-green). The second set con-
sists Of: Is K. Ozark blue and brown),
80 K. Ozark green and black), and IS
<. OZARK blue and red).
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28

OF the first really workable submarine
| with vertical and horizontal rudders
and means of removing its supply Of
air; inventor of the torpedo; the dc.
siner OF the first steam propelled man.
of-war in any navy.
The constant effort on the part Of
the Navy to improve the frequency sta.
bilit!r OF its radio equipment has made
the Navy leader in this field, and az
result of developments to meet the
Navy requirements the commercial
world has been greatly benefited.
SEA SNAKES: Ships at sea occasio.
nally pass hundreds Of snakes swim.
ming about, miles off shore. They are
known as son snakes and are extreme.
ly poisonous. Doctor Ditmars, of the
New York Zoo, states that their venom
is abvut five times as poisonous as that
Of q rattle snake.
"lhe best teachers of humanity are
the lives Of great men,"
The PERSONAL of the q. s. Navy Re-
cruiting Service in the Cleveland area
wish "All Hands" a very happy and
New Year.
Those items are compiled and dis.
tributed weekly by the Navy Recruit.
ing Station, Cleveland, Ohio. Branch
Offices are located at Akron, Astabula,
mfridge, Canton, Marietta, sandus-
ky end Youngstown.
NOTICE: Listen in to Station WTAM
Cleveland every Thursday 1880 p. m.
and hear "Know Your Navy.
D. K. O'Daniel, Lieutenant,
U. s. Navy, Oficer-in Charge.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
McMlLLEN DECLARES
INDUSTRY AIDS FARM

Cleveland. Ohio. The future
market for the agricultural pro-
ducts of this country is not limit
ed to the three square meals a
day that Americans consume, but
can be extended indefinitely
through research finding new in.
dustrial uses for these raw mate
ria1s. Wheeler McMillen, editor
'of Farm Journal and president
of the National Farm Chemurgic
Council, declared here recently.
"The fact remains that no mat
ter now prosperous ~ individual
becomes. his demand for food
closes when he has had about
three meals day." Mr.. McMil-
len said. "He is no longer q Gus
toner for food growers when he
has been sufficiently fed. Realiza-
tion of this fact led to the obser.
va.icn that agriculture was cap
able of producing materials which
not used either for food or cloth.
ing, might be susceptible oi
greatly expanded production"
Pointing to the Herty process
for converting formerly useless
Southern slash pine into news.
print as one conspicuous example
of ehemurgic advance in recent
years, the farm editor comment.
ed. I'm the last six or seven year.
partly as a result of the dramati'
zation of southern industry BY
DR.. Herty's research, some on.
hundred and sixty million dollars
have been invested in factories t.
convert southern pine trees int
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
Cleveland West News
By Skip.

Cleveland, O.. Dec. 28-Well
Well! Nice Christmas present,
boys. The Alliance team certain
ly passed the game right under
our nose. The score being "a to
26 in favor of Alliance.
The game was played in what
might be termed cigar box gym
This nevertheless hampered our
ability to play good game.
We are aware of the fact, that
a group Of boys so outftted will
not make a heady team, but with
another year of playing together
will produce surprising results.
Many thanks are in line to the
Alliance cook for the tasty meal
and the dance.
To Salem
AS usual West is expecting to
beat some team, perhaps it will
be you tomorrow night. This re-
porter understands there will be
a girls game as a preliminary.
The two teams will meet in
conflict at the West Park Y. M.
G. A. located at West 152nd and
Lorain Ave.
The New Year
Only two more days left in this
the most hectic year of the mo-
derr world. Old father time sickle
and all will be kicking the gony
around for the last time with the
little kid in the three cornerd
pants carrying the symbols Of
many forecasts.
Many changes have been
made: boundries have been eras-
ed, serious uprisings have been
brewed through thoughtless
thinking of our forfathers. Many
of said uprisings can be, if look
ed at under the same light, relat.
ed to our organization.
Let US adopt a resolution for
the coming year; one to create a
better understanding towards a
greater fellowship for one an.
other; to respect the rights, pri-
vileses, and opinions of each and
every one, not only in our own
class but in every other walk oi
life.
Let US take into our fold this
resolution and carry it thru the
coming new year. I believe il
foliowed-through we will come
out on top. Happy New Year!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
Capital City Bits
BY Katy
By Katy

Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 28-We
hope everyone enjoyed caroling
last Sunday, Christmas eve. l
think everyone did. Maybe some
didn't feel as we'll Monday NOR
ming. as they did Sunday night.
Here's hoping we can all 70 ca
rolling again next year and may
it sound just as pretty.
The Columbus Juniors wish all
the Iunior Saxons from far and
near a prosperous and happy
New Year.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
wood pulp for kraft papers, rayor

wood pulp for kraft papers, rayon
and other purposes.
THE future wealth produe-
tion of the United States has
only one necessary limitation"
Mr. McMillen said, "that is the
limitation imposed by the frailty
of human intelligence and the in-
adsquacies of human understand
ing Give US knowledge enough
of how to transmute plant mate
rials into finished products for
human consumption, and there
need be no fixed upper limit to
the quantity of real wealth avail
able for the human race."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
St. Louis News
BY Fritz Weidhaas

St. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 2S-Last
Saturday evening the Saxons
from st. Louis and vicinity held
a grand Christmas celebration at
the German Haus.As the weather
was bad (having had our first
snowfall of the season) only 15o
to 200 attended. Most of our Jrs.
were present. After Mr.. Broos
gave a short talk. Rec. Weidhaas
took charge of a small program.
All joined in singing few Ger.
man Christmas songs. Santa
Claus was present to add to the
joy of the evening. Shirley and
Jeanene Lies rendered a piano
duet After the program the ladies
and children were presented with
candy and cookies, and the men
received cigars. Later on there
was dancing. An enjoyable time
was had by all who attended.
Next Sunday afternoon at 5 D.
m. Our monthly meeting will be
held at the German Haus. All
children II years or older and OF
Saxon or German decent are in
vited to attend this meeting.
We wish to thank Farrell and
Salem for their kind greetings.
Thanks for your offer to help us.
We will be calling on you some.
time! u
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
Cleveland East News
By Bill Schuller.

Cleveland, O., Dec. 2S-Cleve.
land East in their last two games
defeated Cleveland West and Lo-
rain by scores of a safe margin.
This Saturday, Dec. 80, at J p.
m. at Pyke Gym, 26l2 Prospect
Ave-, East will collide with Alli-
ancc. Fans, be on for two games.
Cleveland East extends their
wishes for a Happy and prosper
Gus new year to all patrons and
friends.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr. and Mrs. John Hallner ST.,
1904 West l28th Street, Cleve-
land, Ohio, wish to announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Emma to Mr.. Robert Beebe, son
of Mrs. Rose Beebe, lO6Ol Joan
Avenue.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-28
Fiery Itching Skin
Gets Quick Relief
Homs TrsGtmsat essss
vNbOOeOhIo SOreRoss-olsfpoSl

There Is one simple yet inexpensive wsy -
esss fhs itching end torture ef Eessme. Itch.
Inc Toes Or Fest Rsshss and many ether sE.
tsfnaIly caused skin sruptiens and thet Is 70
apply Moons's Emerald Oil night and morn.
Ing and people who suffer from such smees.
sa;sins Or unsishtly skin troubles would b
wise to try II.
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original bottle ef Moons's Emerald Oil and
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