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La gaceta., 1940-10-16

bres Sc habian obtenido de ma
nera fraudulenta.
La Corte Supreme del Esta-
do de Kansas confirm6 una de-
cisi6n del secretario de estado
eliminando la candidatura CO
munista de la boleta.
La Union de Libertades Civil
cas- viene ofreciendo su apoyo al
partido Comunista, en- cuanto a
sus derechos electorales, por me
do del prominente abogado Ar
thur Garfield Hays. Browder,
el actual candidate presidential
de los Rojos, obtuvo 80,159 vo-
tos, en- 35 estados en- 1886.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
Los FASCISTAS DICEN HA.
Der HUNDIDO UN SUB.
X INGLES

Roma, Octubre l6.-La no
Ia Official da cuenta del humid.
miento de un submarine ingles
de 1900 toneladas, en- la par.
te central del Mediterraneo.
I'm submarine italiana, Ell To.
Ii, atac6 al ingles y Sc libr6 un
duelo de artilleria.
Asegura ell mando italiano
que su aviaci6n ha bombardea
do numerosos aer6dromos in
gleses en- ell Egipto.
Los ingleses atacaron con
su aviaci6n a Bardia, Solum,
Derna, Benghasi y Biz Solofi,
al suroeste de Sid Barrani.
AsegGrase que ell submari-
no ingles hundido llevaba ell
nombTs de "Psrseus."
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

Lord Lothian, el embajador
ingles, EMBARGO aver para SUI
pals, en- viaje inesperado.
Ell presidents Roosevelt espe-
ra la vista, la semana pr6xima.
del embajador americana en-
Londre, Jose Kennedy.
Hay secretos que no pueden
ccnfiarse al telefono y mueho
menos a las cartas trasmitidas
por los medios d~iplomaticos.
Inglaterra, la hermana ma
yor sigue defendiendo las pri-
meras trincheras de la democra
cia en- la segunda esta Samuel,
que va sabe a que atenerse en-
cuanto a los discusses, notas Y
promesas de los t~otalitarios.
tAyudar a ~Inglaterra es algo
mas que socorrer a un pueblo
agredido, es ~sostener la civilizs-
ci6n... y reforzar los cimientos
de Ia demoeyacia SmeEieapSl
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
LA PEICULA 'EL GRAN


New York, Octubre 16. -
Con la asistencia de Charles
Chaplin, que arrib6 pOr iaero-
plano y sin thacerse anunciar,
Sc efectu6 aver la primera ex-
hibici6n de la pelicula "El
Gran DICTATOR"
Durante su %estancia en- esta
ciudad residira en- ell domici.
Ito de unos amigos suyos.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

que honra a la Florida, figura
de relieve politico e Intellectual.
fue presentado por Henry c,
"Algunos Sc han atrevidb a
comparar al p~residente Roose-
welt con Hitler, por cuanto los
dos empezarcn a gobernar EN- ell
mismo ano. Pero cuando uno re-
cure a la fuerza bajo ell pretexto
de la honestidad, sirve a un 81
~niestro prop6sito; las otras ma
nos Sc dOblan ante ell cuerpo de
la Democracia, tan pura y tan
virtuoSa como antes".
"Aqui la prensa dice 10 que
siente Y la asamblea no esta a
mordazada. Nuestro pueblo no
teme a su gobierno y tampoco
los golpes de la Gestapo'.
"Aqui Sc ha encontrado tam
bien la seguridad economics
por medic de los processes de Ia
demOcracia y no por la dictadu
ra al precio de la democracia.
Fuller Warren atac6 vigoro-
samente a Wilkie diciendO que
.esta disfrazado de liberal y es
solo un mensajero de la calle de
Wall.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

Ell professor Salvemini soStie-
ne que solo ell 1919 de los italia
nos residences en- los EStados u
nidos, ciudadanos y n~o-naturali-
zados, son antifaScistaS.
Tampa aporta I'm numero con
siderable en- csc percentage,
aunque por AGA tenemos lam
bien "clubs" organizados para
complacer a la embajada italia
ma. g
IExiste todavfa csc Club Girls
t6foro Columbus?
ST existe... Ide que parte de
la cerca cantansus miembros la
serenata?
SEStan "aconsejados" por cl
Sr. Luis Villari?
les bora de quitarle la care
ia a los fascistas lOcales... que
acostMnbran a poner una vela
en- ell altar de la democracia y
veinte cirios en- ell pedestal de
Beunito Mussolini!
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
r QUE Sc INSCRI.
BAN 16 MILLONES

Washington, Octubre 10
Las noticias que Sc reciben de
TODD ell pals indican que hoy
Sc inscribiran 16,OOO,00 de
ciudadanos.
Viene registrandose en- ciu-
dades, pueblos y aldeas, obre-
ros, PROFESSIONALS, comercian.
ties, agricultures, industriales.
ricos terratenientes y millona.
rios.
Hank Greenberg, ell famosC
pelotero, Sc inscribi6 en- &c,
neva, New York.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

I'm afectuoso saludo para los
hermanos Felipe A. Estevahez
" Arturo Torres, Supreme Lu-
minar y Supreme Secretario de
la Orden Caballero de la Luz,
llegados a Tampa en- la manana
de hoy.
Vienen en- mission Official Y
aqui encontraran TODD Ell apre-
clio TODD ell carinO que ellos me-
recen.
La Orden Caballero de la luz
realiza en- la Florida y en- Cuba
una obra digna de los cultos Gu
banOs que la fundaron!
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
LA ACTITUD DE YUGOES
LAVA rs FIRME

Belgrade, Yugoeslavia, Oc-
tubre len un d~iscurso tras
mitido a toda la naci6n, ell pri
mer ministro Dragisha Cvet-
kovith dijo que ell gobierno es
Ia bien preparado para defen
der la integridad de las from
teras y cue seran rechaSadas
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
MURIO Ell PRESIDENTE DE
LA UNIVERSIDAD DE
DUKE

Durham, Carolina del Norte,
oct. 16.-A las siete de la mana
ma de hoy una enfermedad del
coraz6n, que lie atac6 de repen-
te, ocasion6 la muerte al DIR. Wi
Ham Preston Few, p~residente
de la Universidad de Duke. Ta
MIA ~ amos de edad y asumi6 Ia
presidential ell 10 de noviembre
de 1910, sustituyendo al difun-
to presidente John G. Kilgo. La
Universidad de Duke no existia
en- esa fecha, pero 81 ell Trinity
College.
FL Gambia de nombre Sc afec-
tue despues.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
i. CHUNGAS Y NO CHISNGAS
anHfascistas. = Loteria. = Stone Sc defendera.
7NAyuda. = Ell cielo y ell Infierno.

Nntestara a Lindbergh, por
la Adio, ell teniente coronel
Luiy Johnson.
Charles es VI "monigote" del
nazism0 aunquy no 10 confiesa.
Luis es un hombre de amplia
cultura, valiente, y que tiene de
la patria u nelevadisimo concee-
to.
Ell condecorado por Hitler lie
hace ell juego a los enmigos e
la preparation militar y por 10
tanto enemigos de la RepVblica
y sus leyes.
Lindbergh piensa ahora como
los comunistas americanos; pc
70 tenemos entendidoS que los
"rojos" siguen sanalan6Olo CO.
mo amigo de Hitler y no de Mos
Gu.
Con Earl Browder coincide
Charles en- las normas "pacifis-
tas" interesadas".
Browder sirve a Moscu; Lind
bergh..... creemos nosotroS que
obedec ella Influenza de Goer-
ing y Hitler y aspira a ser cl
"Fuehrer" americana.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

I'm senior llamado Stone pide
a los. tribunales declaren moons
t~itucional, por "violar' Fla en-
mienda Is, la ley del servicio mi
litar selectivo.
Trat6 ell senior Stone de con-
seguir los services de un aboga-
do y recibi6 esta contestaei6n
yo no defiendo "cobardias'.
Luego Sc dirigi6 a otros dos
mas y lie ~"sirvieron' las mismas
O parecidas palabras.
Stone ha decidido ser su pro-
pic abogado!
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
Ell TEMPO

Lluvias ocasionales para la
tarde de hoy. Claro y frio en-
horas de la noche. Maxima
temperature aver, s3 grades;
minima, SO.
La corriente de aire frio pro
cede del noroeste. Esperase
un deseenso no menor de diez
grades,
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
AVIACION
A GIBRAI-
TAR

Algeciras, Espaha, oct. To-.
Volando a gran altura yarios n
viones atacaron hoy Ell Pen6n de
Gibraltar. Sc considera 81 alta
que Ell mas fuerte desde que los
franceses bombardearon el Pc
non, los dias "a y 25 de Septiem
bre.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

La LOteria del Servicio selec-
two Sc verificara entire los dfas
&c de octubre y noviembre 2.
Una Loteria que nos encanta
a nosotros, por 10 que significa.
Els la Loteria de Samuel y en-
ella los "raqueteros" no tienen
protection.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Things To Be
Done By The
Agenda Club

Cleveland, o., June 6-Agenda
club members will meet at the
Westside Sachsenheim, Wednes-
day, June II, at 7 p. m, from
where they will Journey to the
Big Creek Parkway at Brookpark
& Ti.deman Roads, just few
miles from the Sachsenheim, for
a Wiener Roast. Reservations are
to be made no later than Monday,
June 10, by phoning Clayton
Marquardt at Florida 429l-M or
Bill Schreiber at Cedar O978.
Skating Party
A j!ly good time was had Wed.
at the Puritas Springs Roller
Kinks skating to the organ music
of Warren Steffen. OF course.
there were the usual spills and
tumbies but these were laughed
off and skating resumed.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
TSJA Convention Delegate. Notice

The 18th Annual T. S. ]. A.
Convention will begin next Sat,
June 18th, at Carpathia Hall in
Detroit, Mich.
The Detroit Juniors have gone
far in planning to make this Con-
vert,on a success. All clubs are
asked to give their complete CO.
operation to help to make this
Con> ention what we hope it to be.
The first session of the Con-
vention will be at l 90 D. m.
Eastern Standard Time. All dele
gates are asked to be ready to be-
gin on scheduled time. If we cam
stay on exact time schedule, there
will be ample time available for
all delegates to also enjoy them
selves while in Detroit.
All delegates are asked to come
to this Convention prepared to
make constructive moves. Let us
not waste time on subjects or dis
cussions that can be settled with
using a bit common sense. Let
all delegates attend this Conven-
ton with the frame of mind of
representing their club, and re-
presenting their club in the right
manner.
The T. S. ]. A. officers hope
that :his Convention will be the
most constructive Convention to
date in regards to the strengthen
ing of our National Group and
each local group. Time will be
allowed for discussion concern-
ing the Group Conference meet
ing held in Alliance, Ohio, on
Feb. 18th. By this time all clubs
shauld have received a copy of
the minutes of that meeting, and
these same minutes should have
received attention by the men,
bership of each club. At the
meeting in, Alliance, all represen-
tatives who were in doubt as to.
whether their club would help to
sponsor such plan, were given
time to return to their local
groups and decide the attitude
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Ferry Tales
By Elsie"

Martins Ferry, O., June E -
The Martins Ferry Junior Saxons
planned picnic for Memorial Day,
but it had to be postponed be-
cause of rain. However, we did
gather at the Hall for an after
noon of dancing and card playing.
We all had a good time even
though rain interferred with our
original plans. Sometime in the
near future we can plan another
picnic and perhaps "Old man
weather. won't disappoint us
again.
Martins Ferry's delegates to
the T. S. J. A. Convention at
Detroit are William Hutter and
Mathew Schunn.
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their members have towards this
plan. To date, no word has been
received from these clubs and so
it becomes necessary to have
each and every clubs opinion
presented at this coming Con-
vention, for final approval of this
plan. All delegates will receive a
copy of the minutes of this meet
ing at the Convention. .
All clubs are asked to give in
structions to their delegates on
any subject that they would care
to present at this Convention.
Make your suggestions worth
while.
The Association officers will
hold short meeting at the Car
pathia Hall at 1000 A. M. Sat,
June 18th.
All delegates are again remind
ed of the starting time of theCon-
ventions first session. Let us
make it point to be on time at
all meetings. This will give us
more time for actual Convention
business, and will help in settling
matters so much sooner.
The names of all delegates and
alternates should been in the T.
S. ]. A. Secretarys hands by this
time Please do not delay. if your
delegates names are not in as
yet, please do so Immediately.
H. SCHNEIDER, Pres.
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Cleveland East News
BY Schnitz

Cleveland. O., June 6-Chalk
up one victory for Cleveland East
in this years baseball tournament,
for last Sunday afternoon we took
over Lorain 8 to E. The winning
pitcher was Gross, the loser Joe
Sanders. It must have been slip
perry in the fielding positions. q.
Roth, Geo. Miller and Rudy Kla-
mer were down in the mire once
or twice. Perhaps our erstwhile
coaches, Sam Hines and r. Fritz
had better get together on their
signals!
On the bulletin board in the
club you will find posted our COM
ing events. No definite dates
were available at the time of this
writing.
From all reports, East will be
we'll represented at the Conven-
ton. See you next week, Detroit.
Baseball Practice
Tomorrow afternoon at F.. 4oth
St.. the Kirkland Diamond. we
will have baseball practice. Please
show up fellows We must keep
in good shape for Our next game.
Don't forget. tomorrow 3 till 6
y. m. Kirkland Diamond.
Tonight the Luther League is
holding it's Spring Dance at the
Artists Club, East 88th St. and
Euclid. They would appreciate a
little cooperation from all the
Saxon young people.
Why not drop in at the club
some Friday night: There is
music there now on Fridays and
Saturdays. After all, the Sachsen-
helm needs our help as well as
we need theirs, SO let us try to
show a little cooperation. See you
there next time?
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Cleveland West New,
By Rookie Jr.

Cleveland, o., June o-West
won tough ball game last Sun
day, defeating Alliance Fl. Cas-
per Titsch allowed but three hits.
Bob Gunnesch led the lbatting
attack, getting four hits out of
five times at bat.
On Memorial DayWest travel
ed to Nelson's Lodges, the meal
the girls prepared was excellent
(must be taking cooking lessons
from Correspondence schooD
On the way home the cars sort of
got Tossed and it took one of them
till 2:3O Gin the morning) to find
its way out.
1t is good thing some of the
former Juniors attended the ball
game last Sunday or else the at
tendance would have been minus
something. There were about
eight Seniors present, good for
them, to bad there are not more
like them. Maybe it was because
of the Convention in Columbus,
but lets have more out at the next
game.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06

For music, we have selected
one of the best German and Anne
rican orchestras in the City-The
Heidelberg Eight. Presenting a
fine selection of Polkas, Waltzes,
the latest in popular music, etc.
To these we have mentioned in
the above paragraphs, we extend
our warmest thanks for their kind
cooperation and help to supply us
with the finest of entertainment.
Notice!
All clubs should have in the
mail, by now, the list of their de-
legates and the approximate num-
Der of persons who expect to at
tend If this has not been done as
yet, please do SO at the earliest
possible moment. Send your lists
in to Mr.. Joseph Bender Jr., 4428
Drexel Ave-, Detroit, Michigan.
Those VIII o intend to stay in
hotel will be pleased to learn that
we have arranged with the man.
agerrent of the Barlum Hotel to
give to our guests special rates
for the occasion. The Hotel is con-
vientIy located in the heart of
Detroit, and is easily reached
from the Hall by bus or private
car. We are sure everyone who
uses this establishment will be
greatly pleased with the service
rendered.
The Convention Committee.
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Convention New.
By Art Seller.

Are your bags packed? Is the
car well oiled and gassed? Are
you set for a good time?
Don't forget and be on hand at
the gigantic Convention of the
T. S !. A. to be held here in De-
trol. On the 18th and 10th of
June
Onlv one week remains until
the time of the year when all of
the Junior Saxons congregate at
one particular place to celebrate
the birthday of the T. S. J. A.
We in Detroit have set trap.
"A tap baited with fun and JOY
for all. Here is snare into which
you need not to put your foot.
To start. the trap has y a hot
orchestra for you jitterbugs. y
plenty of everything in the line
of liquid and solid refreshments.
y splendid soloist. Minnie Blum.
who will entertain Sunday. ~
Group singing consisting of the
choirs of the D. U. B. of Detroit
and the Saxon Singers under the
fine direction of Franz Reschke,
81 all 18 piece orchestra consist
ing Of young people from the D.
II. b. Of Pontiac. Mich. O. one of
the best hotels in the city. the
Barlum Hotel, has been contact
ed and has agreed to furnish
rooms to those who wish, at a
special rate, y these and many
other things will be lying before
your very feet - tripping you
| into a puddle of - no, not mud,
but mirth, and memories.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Farrell Highlights
By "Fritz" and Trigger Z.

Farrell, Pa, June 6-The Far
rell Athletic and Social Club will
hold its regular monthly meeting
Tuesday, June II. at 800 p. m.
All members are asked to be
prompt. This date is subject to
change SO please watch your
daily newspaper. This is the last
meeting to be held before the T.
S. ] A. Convention, so if you
have any helpful suggestions to-
ward the betterment of our local
organization or for the T. S. 7. A.
as whole then bring them with
you.
A 1OO% turnout is expected.
Special Notice!
The Liederkranz Singing So
ciety will hold their regular busi-
ness meeting today, June 7, at
7:3O p. m. All members are urged
to attend as there will be no prac-
tices during the summer months
and there is much business of
vital Importance to be discussed.
Refreshments will be served fol-
lowing the meeting.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Auto City Speaks
By Andrew Schemmel

Detroit, Mich, Jun 6-Well,
the Convention begins next week.
Hope to see all you Saxons at the
Convention. If you do not come,
you ere going to miss the best
time of your life.
Salem Detroit Game
The Salem boys roamed all over
our boys.The score 9 to 2 in favor
of Salem. A nice game for Salem,
an error game for Detroit
After the game they went down
to the Carpathia Hall. Everyone
seemed happy. The Salem boys
were entertained. Hoping to see
you Salem fellows later in the
year.
Meeting
Special meeting June 7. The
Convention committee will rule
this meeting. Everyone must be
present. This meeting is very inn
pOrtdnt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
First June Wedding
In St. Johns Church

Saturday, June lst, over two
hundred people gathered in the
beautiful decorated St. Johns
Lutheran Church, ISL Eddy Rd.,
to witness the wedding of Miss
Margaret Miller and Mr.. Robert
F. Phelps. The bride is a daughter
of our church councilman, Mr..
Henry Miller; the bridegroom is
an err oloyee of the Telephone Co.
Painesville, O.. Official witnesses
were: Miss Miriam Phelps, Mr..
Russell Brown, "Best Man., and
Miss Lucille De Crescenzo, Maid
of Honor. Little Marlene Miller
was the Flower girl and Carl. the
young brother of the bride. func-
toned as ringbearer. Four "splen-
did" young men acting as ushers,
and four handsome brides maids
completed the beautiful picture
in front of the altar. The wedd-
ing march was played by Mrs.
Foisel und her we'll trained Jun
ior choir sang II love you truly.
The Rev. John Foisel performed
the wedding ceremony. - Sup
per was served in the Eastside
Sachsenheim to about 800 guests.
The entertainment lasted we'll
into the wee hours.
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Alliance Revue
By Reggie"

Alliance. O., June Dwell
we'll, for once the suh managed to
shine upon the son.Tn other words
the ball game at Cleveland was a
WOW According to all who went,
they never had such a good time
in all their life, even if Cleveland
came out victorious. Really boys,
| guess you can see why practice
is necessary. That was really a
bang-up. Lets hope all of the
games can be played with no
rain TO come between us.
If Ill is as was, what did Katie
do with our "Spio'? Seems as if
our 'mistletoe kid' gets along
everywhere. Mistletoe is always
good "Spin". even out of season
| arl sure all who got to 60 to
Cleveland wish me to thank YOU.
becarse they don't know how to
express thanks enough. for the
really wonderful time they had.
That's all we'll hear even if we
lid lose the game. Hope you'll
remember and hope that we can
repay you sometime.
Meetings
AS usual. don't forget that
there are still meetings. Since it
is so close to convention time
we have quite important meet
ings, so let's not forget them.
Every second and fourth Wed.
of the month.
Now don't you all agree that
the best time had by y'all is when
the Saxons get together: Sure
you cann't kid those who know.
Even if | did get to 60 to ELL
woods Dance very unexpectedly.
it was fair and fine. | am sure if
more had come they would have
had a good time too. If | am not
mistaken, it was nice out and
there was-,nothing else doing at
another club and more should
have attended and helped re-
organize Ellwood's club. But
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-06
Teutsch Junior
Luther League
Ry I.irri

Plans for the play are still in
the making as the members well
know. Mrs. ]. Hartman and Mr..
Trausch will lend helping hand
and with such capable aid l am
sure it will be success.
A roller skating party was de-
cided upon to be held on Thurs
day. June 20. We will meet at
the bus stop at o8th and Lorain
Avenue, at 600 p. m. Please be
prompt, and if possible bring
along friend or two.
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Canton Reflector
By A. Rookie.

Canton, O., June 6-The rains
came, poured, penetrated and ma
turally left our Jrs. rheumatic
cripples during the past week.
We 1efed all threats of St. Pc
ter's flooding the countryside last
week and fumbled and stumbled
our way through the puddles and
crevices of Nelson's Lodges. Dur
ing our wobbly ramblings we
spied the Jrs. of West. Well, af-
ter meeting that gang, we just
had a good old Saxon time the
rest of the day and early morning.
Thanks for the swell companion
ship West!
FRAGILE! There will be
wiener DOING this Sat, June 8,
at Geo. Miller's Farm. Everyone
is Welcome! Lets all go and
plow up the countryside gang !
Okay? Meet at the club at 800
p. m. Just bring two-bits and an
enormous appetit!
Lost
At the mother and daughter
banquet, a valuable song book
was misplaced. If anyone has it or
knows of it's whereabouts. please
get in touch with Mr.. Ongerth
at The club. The book is honestly
a priceless object. so if anyone
has it, please return same.
Meeting
Hey, that cattle drive is just
about over, SO bring in your re-
naming heads to the old corral
tonight at 800. Delegates will be
given their brands and feed bag
is awaiting all hands on deck
Come and lets be lass"oed to-
night boys! -
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more power to you Ellwood and
hope you keep going, and soon
start up big a gain and get in the
fold. AS the old, old saying goes,
The more the merrier"! Eh
Rosie? Hoping to see everyone
soon. Be good until the next time
Don't forget that word Cooper
alton!