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Evening star., 1940-09-23
District Anglers Bow
To Hagerstown in
Casting Contest
Poneborn Lake CIubmen
Score le2 Points in
Skish Tournament
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

special DlspstCn 10 The star.
HAGERSTOWN, Nd, Sept. 23-
The John c. Pangborn Casting Tro-
ply is back in possession of the local
Pangborn Lake Casting Club. 1t
won over four Washington ID. c.
teams yesterday, scoring l62 points
in the five-man team skish tourna-
ment.
The Washington Izaak Walton
League Chapter, winner Of the
trophy last year. dropped to fourth
place with 1913 points. The Capital
Casting Club team was second with
l55 while the Washington Dark
horses. second" team of the Capital
Casting Club, were in third spot with
1875. Closing the list we're the Wash
ington Independents with 70.
Fourteen-year-old Bobby Vermeule
If Washington Independents was the
star Of his team with an individual
score Of IS.
Although Washington failed to
win the important team trophy II
won virtually every other event in
cluding the all-around individual
championship. Another youngster,
ll-year-old Dick Dement,, took the
novice skish event with 36 points.
Summaries:
Novice sksh five-eiehrhS- Won by
Dick Dement,. 36: second. Bobhy Vermeule-
Women's skISh hve-eighths Won by
AIRS. Melton ,Hagerstownl 10. second
Mrs. Jack Nelson 'WaShlnEton): third.
Mrs. NJ. L. Zettori (Washngtonl.
Three-elghths accuracy Won by Benny
Dement, tWaShlngton), 81 second William
Holton CWaShmgton}; third. Jay Reed
(Washingtopl.
liam Holton tWaShIngtonN, 90: second.
Glenn Reynolds Washington. Al Schweser
Washington and E. L. Mobley tHsgers-
town.
Individual fve-eighths skish. Won bv
H. P. Whipp CHagerstownl. -, second. Jsv
Reed lWashingtonli third, z. L. Mobley
(ns'0S2;' stts6 ~; Won by william Hol,on
washington; third, H. P. Whip (Hagers-
town..
Ail-srcund Won by William Holton
washington; second. Jay Reed wash
inEtonD.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Pro Football

Yesterdays Results.
Washington, 81; New York. 7.
Cleveland, 21; Philadelphia, 13.
Pittsburgh, 10; Detroit, 7.
Chicago Bears. Al; Green Bay, 10
Games This Week.
Wednesday tnighD-Bears VS.
Cardinals at Chicago.
Saturday (night)-New York al
Philadelphia.
Sunday Brooklyn at Pittsburgh
Cleveland at Detroit. Cardinals VS.
Green Bay at Milwaukee.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Sports Mirror

b he AssOClated Press.
Today a year ago-Charles S.
HoWard's Sorteado set American
record of 2:284 for liz miles in
winning Maphattan Handicap at
Belmont Park.
Three years ago-Lou Ambers,
lightweight champion, and well
terweight king Barney Ross sue
cessfullv defended titles, out
pointing Pedro MontaneZ and
CeferlVo Garcia, respectively, in
Carnival of Champions" at polo
grounds.
Evening star., 1940-09-23

ment).
Washneton: TouchdoVns - Johnston.
Moore sub for Krausel, Todd tsub for
-Masterson tsub for Malonel tplacemenD.
Russell tsub for Barber placement. -.
Substitutions. New York-HOwel Per-
due Gelatka Wdseth, Edwards. Dusgsn,
MCGEE Oldershaw, Moore Lunday. owen.
Nielsen Miller, Barnum Soar, MCLauhry,
Lansden Kline. Flaschi. Washlngton-
Masterson McChesney. Sanford Fisher
Russell. Shugart Stralka. Young. Parks,
Titchenal PinckeTt. Seymour, Zimmerman,
Fichock Moore. Todd. Hare. Holman,
Meade.
Referee-Wi!liam Friesel (Princeton)
Umpire-Harry Robb Penn State. Head
linesman-Larry Conover Penn State).
Field judge. E Miller penn State.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Kansas City. 8: Minneapolis. o. Kan
sas City wins series. 4.2)
Louisville, z: Columbus, 8 10 inninRO.
louisville leads, 3-2)
Evening star., 1940-09-23
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-18
Strange Facts
I Of-Color Whites I
Adopt a Skunk? !
Lou Oil Production

q. At least 40 per cent of the Cau-
casian race, which is generally
supposed to comprise the white
branches of the human species, is
composed of people such as the
Hindus and Arabs, whose skin
is dark brown, and others such as
the Philippians, whose color is
nearly black.
q AS the London zoo is low in
funds, several hundred people
have come to its rescue by adopt
ing an animal. They pay for it's
food and, in return, have their
generosity acknowledged on a sign
attached to the animals cage.
Three lions, two giraffes, a gorilla
and a skunk are still awaiting
adoption.
G The blind people of the United
States are engaged in about AIS
different regular occupations.
So
q Although there are oil wells in
this country capable of producing
up to as much as 1875, 900 barrels a
day, the average daily production
per well is less than 10 barrels.
In Pennsylvania, it is less than
half a barrel.-Collier'S.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-18
WANTED: A PRODUCTION MAN

Industrial mobilization isn't just
madly appropriate billions.
Billions are necessary, but sue
cess is threatened if they are thrown
away. Contracts with suppliers are
necessary, but they are no good if
they don't result in swift and ac-
ceptable production so regulated
that all the separate parts come to
the assembly line properly timed to
all other deliveries and with no
spoiled work or parts that do not fit.
I doubt if we are giving enough
attention to either one of these prin-
ciples. There is too much ballyhoo
about billions. 1t tends to pacify the
demand of the people for drive and
effectiveness.
This column began insisting years
ago that we call in Bill Knudsen-
but not in his present job of pass
ing on and clearing contracts.
What this situation needs is a
great production man and Bill is
the best we have. He may be good
at contracts, but if he is it's just
luck. That has not been his LIES
work. There are many men more
expert in contracting.
What he should be doing is fitting
army design and specification to CT
william manufacture to insure the
speediest, best, and most economi-
cal production.
He hasn't been given that job.
Nobody is doing it. This sounds like
a trade school lecture. It isn't. It
is the most important constructive
criticism of what is being done. It
is hard to dramatic it in barnyard
language.
Failure to recognize and provide
for just this service cost us needless
billions and months of avoidalole
deadly delay in the World war. God
gave us time to tumble then. Maybe
He won't this time. Why do we
have to tumble at all? The lesson
was taught in 1918.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-18
Mite UpOn Mite

If thou shouldst lay up a little
upon little, and shouldst do this
often, soon would even this be-
come great.-Hesiod.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-18
Self-Deception

No man was ever so much de.
ceived by another as by himself.
-Greville.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-18
Metal-Plated Money

England is about to issue bank
notes which, it is believed, cannot
be counterfeited. They are COW
cred with a fine coat of metal that
is invisible except under Woods
light, which causes it to become
phosphorescent. AS various met
ais, or combinations of metals,
give off their own individual tint
under this light, it is possible for
every denomination of currency in
every country to have its own
identifying color.-Collier's.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-18
Nd :!S>!s ~

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and denim are good fabric choices
for mother and daughter alike.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 18th
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10 years. Size 4 requires yards
of 35-inch material without nap.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1873
is designed for sizes IL, IA, Is, 10,
20 and 40. Corresponding bust
measurements 80, 80, "a, SO, 38
and 40. Size IA 1922 requires SIS
yards of 35-inch material without
nap. Price of patterns, Is cents
each. Send order to:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-18
Reward of Search

Attempt the end and never stand
to doubt; nothing's so hard, but
search will find it out.-Herrick.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-18

Observation-Disclosures vast United
States defense expenditures still to
come, the nations industrial barom-
eters are the highest for mid-year in
a decade, according to the Associat-
ed Press.
For the June-end, the Associated
Press index of industrial activity
stood at the best level since 1929,
after recovering in the last two
months the greater part of the loss
in the winter and early spring
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-18

ers to lay in stocks before govern
ment orders occupy factory capac-
ity.
The Associated Press index has
risen to 1854 per cent of the 1929
80 level, compared with the years
low of 1916 late in April and with
1876 a year ago. The December
peak was 1921.
The belated spring upturn showed
signs of tapering off the last week
as the Nazi conquest of France.
closed to American trade the biggest
remaining Continental market.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-18

slump which slowed up business.
While short of the 10-year record
attained on the initial wartime up
surge last autumn, this index of fac
tory operations has risen steadily
since the German blitzkrieg in the
west quickened arms spending and
defense plans on both sides of the
Atlantic.
In part, analysts said, the rise has
been traceable to anticipation of a
war industry boom, causing buy
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5ENJ2 ~
One of Them

One OF Them
Anna-I'm so glad you like it,
dear. Mother says chicken salad
and strawberry tarts are the only
things I make correctly.
Alford-Which is this, darling?
Up and OFF 1t
"Hey, boy. ,chat are you doing up my
pear nee?"
"WeH, sir, there's notice belol0
,0hich says Keep of the grass"
A permanent income is better
than a permanent wave. But, says
the glamour girl, the one may
help you to get the other.
Fresh Eggs
care your hens good layers?"
Splendid. They haven't laid a
bad egg yet
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15
Dance Committee Meets
Cleveland East, News
By Schnitz

Cleveland, O., Aug. l5-Boy,
what swell club meeting we had
last week. Our loyal vicepresi-
dent did a swell job in the absence
of our president. Some club, we
have alright.
Say. what is the matter with
the singing club. We have tried
several times now to get started
again. but the Eastside Juniors
are a bunch of un-cooperative
bone heads. I've never seen such
group of slackers and lazy
bones such as we have. ''"''" - "
The senior lodges and singing
societies are trying hard to help
US. and we refuse to respond. An
other meeting will be held this
Wednesday. August Fl, at ! 80
p. M. Come on now, people, we
can do something if we want to-.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15
Seventh AnnuoI Swim Meet Al
Youngstown |doro Park
Meet Opens Al 900 A. M; Soxon Queen
Chosen In Bothng Beauty Contest

The arrangements for the 9Th
Annual T. S. ]. A. Swim Meet or
Water Carnival have been COM
pleted. Because of the last minute
rush OF entries. the races will be
held Idora Park. the site of pre-
vious years contests. will again
be the scene of the 1910 Swim
Festival. The 1910 Swim Meet
will be held this Sunday, August
18th. The races will begin at 900
A. M. prompt. All contestants are
asked to be on time, as the Pool
must be vacated by noon.
From all indications and from
the program arranged for the
day, the Water Carnival this
year should overshadow the fail
ures of the last two or three years
in regards to the number of con-
testants performing. Six teams
have sent in their entries, namely:
Martins Ferry, Monaco. Detroit,
Youngstown, Cleveland East and
Cleveland West. The Homestead
Club, recently reinstated into the
Association. may enter their
teams alone. Their entry is looked
forward too, so that the partici-
patton of their group in T. S. J.
A. activities will interest their
club into reaching the standing
held by them a few years ago in
the Association. Should all of the
teams entered, participate in the
meet, it can be nothing but sue
cess. The past few years have al
ways had poor showings in re-
CARDS to producing a real cham
pionship team. the scores have
been one-sided. This year should
make the races more closely con-
tested. Little is known at this
time concerning the strength of
the various clubs entered, so it
may be possibly that a new cham
pion will be crowned.
This year. as before, new
Saxon Queen will be chosen.
However. she will selected attir-
ed in a bathing suit. The girls
will parade at the pool, some
time between the races. Unknown
judges will select the new Queen,
but she will not be revealed to
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15

snares, looking into space, SEEM
ingly preoccupiedwith his skim
beating, presenting to the spec
tator oneman show, compar-
able to anything on the colossal
side to be offered beneath the big
tent or on the hundreds of vaude-
vile stages throughout the coun-
try. But Gene Krupa. the man
who leads the band, that is con-
sidered one of the country's most
danceable, is another person. In
fact the contrast is so complete
that it has taken many of the ma
tons best critics almost two
years to realize that krupa can
abandon the one-man show in
favor of the best all-around dance
music being played these days.
While the name of Gene krupa
stands head and shoulders above
the others in his band, we would
be most unmindful of our teach
ings in chivalry if we failed to
mention the name of Irene Daye
who offers the feminine slant to
the band and gives out on swing
yocals with all the wild abandon
ttFs
OF dyedin-the-wool jitterbug.
Gene krupa and his band will
play nightly in the Grand Ball
room at Cedar Point for a week
beginning Friday, August 10th.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15
Salem News
By Kate Polder

Salem, Ohio, August l5-Last
Thursday the Juniors hat their
business meeting, and never in
my life did l see so much deter
mination and eagerness then our
Juniors had shown, probably with
this rate we will be able to be the
old normal Salem again.
Our meeting now are showing
an increase in attendance very
rapiddly. think the members
are realizing the situation we are
in, and is not so good as we think.
August 20 we are holding a
swimming party and weiner roast
out Westville Lake, and each
member is entitled to bring
friend. and your own eats, let's
make this gay gathering and
have loads of fun, huh!!
To Alliance
We hope that each and every
one of your members will join us
in this gay frolic of ours. Please
notify our Sec'y. Miss Hilda Fro
MUS, 768 Newgarden Ave. before
the 22nd, if we may have the
honor of having you. t.... ...
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9m mlentorian1
Billian1 Carl 1ienertb

Willie Lienerth. beloved son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Lienerth,
and brother of Elizabeth, Hilda,
George and Arthur, passed away
on July rs, at 800 P. M.
He was buried the 10Th of July
at Forest Lawn Cemetary. A
very great number of his friends
were present to see him to his
last resting place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lienerth wish to
thank Rev. John Teutsch for his
words of comfort. They also
thank their friends, of which
there were many, for the bowers
which were sent.
Willie was a member of the
y. S. Coast Guard at the time of
his untimely death. The coffin
was draped with Flag at all
times. At the Cemetary, it was
met by a detachment of his bud
dies" who gave him a gun salute.
The flag was then presented to
his father. -... ....
Well all miss him lot. "
.s ... Art Seller.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15
Youngstown Swim.
Inject News

Youngstown, O.. Aug. l5-Six
teams await the starting gun for
the Annual T. S. J.. A. Swim
Meet to be held August 18th at
Idora Park in Youngstown.
The following teams will COM
pete: East. Detroit. Martins Fer
ry, Monaco, West, and Youngs-
town. -, q s'ss y. ~
The Association is cordially
invited by the host city Youngs-
town, to attend and make this
one of the most gala affairs ever
to be held. l..
The swim meet will get unde,
way at 900 a. m. sharp and is
followed at 200 o'clock by the
Youngstown-Detroit ball game
At E 90 the banquet will be held
at the Sachsenheim followed al
900 by the dance. Hoping to
meet and greet every Associa.
ton member on the 18th of Au.
gust at Youngstown.
Attention all T. S. J. A. Clubs
Those who are interested ir
basketball are asked to send III
their entry and forfeiture fees tc
Marty Eberth, payable to Hilda
Bodendorfer by September lst
The entry list does not have tc
be in by the same date but the
deadlne for that will be Nov. | =.
1910. Expecting your hearty CO.
operation.
Marty Eberth, Sec'y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15

the people until the banquet, at
the Youngstown Saxonhall, Sun
day evening. Here, the girls will
be attired in formal gowns and
will be guests-of-honor at the
banquet. The new queen will then
be reveiled and will he crowned
by last years queen. Miss Mary
Sollner Of Columbus. Ohio. Six
cities have sent in their entries
for the contest. following are the
girls and the cities they will re-
present: Miss Esther Benning of
Martins Ferry; Miss. Marion
Fenser of Monaco; Miss. kathe-
rine Polder of Salem Miss. Marie
Miller of Youngstown; Miss.
Helen Reinerth of Canton; and
Miss. EmmaWachsman of Cleve-
land West. II any other cities
still desire to enter their Queen,
entries will be accepted until
noon, Saturday, August 18th.
Mail. phone or telegraph your en-
tries to Mr.. Fred Theis, 447 Idora
Ave, Youngstown, O.
On Sunday afternoon, follow
ing the swim meet, a League
Softball game between Detroit
and Youngstown will be played
at the Idora Park Ball Field. The
game will begin at 200 P. M. All
other T. S. J. A. games for this
day have been postponed and will
be played on some other dates.
Sunday evening, at 500 p. m.
the presentation Banquet will be
held at the Saxon Club. Follow
ing the banquet, dancing will be-
gin at 900 P. M. lasting until ?
From the program arranged a
gala day has been planned for all.
Let us all meet in Youngstown
at Idora Park at the Swim Meet,
at the ball game, ride the amuse-
ments, meet and eat at the ban
quet, dance together, renew ac-
quaintances, meet new friends,
sing and dance - and have a
Jolly time, in Youngstown, Sun
day.. August 18th. ~.." :@,~ r.. ~~.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15
Cleveland West New>
By John Wolf

Cleveland. O., Aug. l5-West
split a double header last Sunday
losing to the Bannats 100, and
then set the Bona Felexis team
on their ear in the night IA.
The first game was forced into
extra innings, four to be exact.
Lousy umping was tAe prime fac
tor causing the loss VI the game.
Titsch pitched good ball in the
second game, holding the Bona
boys to two unearned runs in the
first three innings, and then scat
tered the other two runs over the
remaining FIVE innings.
To Youngstown
Sunday we send you swim
ming team and a queen. The swim
team may not be championship
one. but will help make the, meet
more interesting.As for the queen
we will let your judges be the
final Judge. And here is hoping
your swim meet will be success
in every way possible.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15
Calling All Saxons:
In St. Louis Area

The big event is almost here,
so be sure and reserve Sunday,
August 18th, for our first Picnic
and card party, to be held at
Schillers Park, 2lO Weiss Ave,
St. Louis, Missouri.
Come and spend the day with
us, as there will be games and
races for the young and old to be
held in the morning. The after
noon will bring the card party
with a prize for every table. The
main event of the evening will be
the dancing to the smooth play
ing of the Wiener Serenaders,
starting at 500 P. M.
There will be Prizes and Fun
for all, SO don't forget August Is,
at Schillers Park.
Alice Aderholt, 3l2l Lamp. Ave.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15
Auto Citv Speaks
BY Andrew Schemmel

Detroit, Mich, Aug. l5-Every.
thing has been going top speed
here in Detroit, so that some
things naturally would be over
looked.
Hank" Herman and Freda
Schredt. two Il our members.
VII take Their vows Saturday,
August 18th. i he best of luck
and success to them in their new
venture.
The officers arc getting sort
of fed up the way most OF the
members have been acting as OF
late. On Frida.y. August 23, the
club is having Il Wiener Roast
for a social. Let's see if there is
not at least a little life left in you
members so that all may have a
good time. Do this little thing for
your officers and show them that
the Saxon spirit is not lacking in
you.
We sincerely promise that in
the future an little something or
other will appear in this paper
from Detroit 1--WE hope).
Incidently, Youngstown, We'll
be trucking down there to raise
little cain (besides quite a few
runs). So get your Police we'll
prepared for us. Have you a good
jail-house?. Our swimmers, al
though not in top form, will be
dunkling themselves with the rest
of you. No Queen will represent
Detroit. Hollywood has an op-
tion on all of our gals. ,na# IL
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15
Attention All T. S. ]. A.
Members!

Don't forget, Jrs.. M. F. is hav-
ing Fall Singing Contest, Sept.
p. This affair can not be a sue
cess without the full cooperation
of all Jr. Saxon clubs, and so far,
we have received very little CO.
operation. Now, come on fellow
Saxons, where is that old Saxon
spirit! Let's see if you can get
into this contest and help make it
a success.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15
Ferry Tales
By Elsie"

Martins Ferry. o., August 49,
In honor of Mike Lander, our ex-
President, who spent his 10 day
furlough at the home of his pa
rents, the Martins Ferry Jr. Sax
on Club gave weiner roast, on
Wednesday, August I. 1t was a
very nice reunion and here's hop
ing we can all get together some
time AGAIN
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-15
LOrain News
By Anr Binder

Lorain, O., Aug. l5-Last Sat.
night the Juniors enjoyed them
selves at a beach party at Boldu-
rus Beach. Those that didnot at
tend missed a great time. | Won
der if the last bunch got home in
time for breakfast?
Youngstown, as far as a swim
ming team and a Saxon girl to
represent our city there is known
to be none. There would be no
competition?
That suggestions by Walt Sat.
night, that the Juniors hold an
other Minstrel Show wasn't have
a bad idea. All you Saxon Juniors
that can sing or have musical ta-
lent. come around at the next
meeting. Come and attempt to
sing even if you can't. The next
meeting is Aug. 18th.
There is plenty to discuss at
the next meeting. Fall activities,
the finishing ball games and even
a idea of how to bring back older
members and increase in new
members. Do not forget meeting
to start promptly at 800 and no
horsing around. "