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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-30
NAZI FILMS ARE FREE

Moviemen are aroused by the flood of Nazi propaganda films which are being shipped into this country and distributed in Central and South America. They're not such hot en- tertainment, but many are shown because they're offered free to ex- hibitors. This is one of the head aches awaiting John Hay Whitney, appointed director of the movie di- vision of the U. s. group now seek ing to cement cultural and com mercial relations" with the Latin nations Dolores Del Rio is about to do some cemepting of her own; she'll go to Mexico to star in 8 big picture.
 Orson Welles has finished his
 own role in Citizen Kane," so
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-30
RARRIsON IM HOLLYWOOD
RY PAUL HARRIsON

NGA 1exVAcc Ct84A OOLAc8tOAWout
 Hollywood Behind the screen
 Movie production is at its low est point in many years, with only about 25 companies actually work ing, This doesn't herald an enter tainment depression, though. Most of the studios have pushed along in advance of their schedules and now are getting ready for a winter boom.
 Nevertheless there's grumbling all along the line, from top stars on enforced layoffs to extras whose. total earnings this month will be about $1OO,0O0 under par. Martin Greene says things are getting so tough that pretty soon nobody will be paid twice what he's worth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-30

Lupe Velez and Big Boy Will Hams, who are going to be married attended preview the other night and stood on the wrong side of the ropes. Wore their oldest clothes, joined the gawkers and autograph hounds, and heckled the stars in raucous voices. No- body recognized the couple, and I hope nobody understood some of the remarks Lupe screamed in Spanish.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-30
BARBARA GAVE A CHECK INSTEAD

0AASDASA WAVG A CHECK INSTEAD
 Bob Hope has been headlin- ing "Charlot's Revue" the war relief show at the local Fl Capi- tan theater. When ne mentions the name of the theater in his monolog, Hope says, ''El Capi- tan - that's Spanish for El- nOtt Roosevelt"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-30

 heckled in blistering Spanish. S put dollar bills and laboriously mak- ing 10 copies of the silly screeds. Final settlement of the estate of the late Douglas Fairbanks shows 1t amounted to $2,318,651.
 Metro says Shirley Temple &C.,
 tually hasn't signed to work
 there. Several contract diffi- , entities are still to be ironed out.
 White haired Bill Boyd has a new agreement for the
 Hopalong Cassidy westerns. He
 is to portray the character as
 long~as it lives at the boxoffice.
 and 32 Hopalongs have been
 filmed thus far.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-30

Barbara Hutton is trying to keep out of print and away from the spotlight while living here, and she refused to serve as hostess for a British War Relief party. Instead, the Woolworth heireSs scribbled a check for the full amount of such a party's estimated profits |. Newest notion in campaign buttons is a perfectly blank circle of white celluloid, worn by those who say they're going to vote for a write-in candidate.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

soup, as the hatch is opened after Il.
dive, the sudden release of the slight
air pressure in the submarine causes
the eoup to boil so vigorously that it
boils all Over the range.
In the middle ages, when battleships
were of FAR different type than they
are today, the Law Of the service was:
"Anyoue Lawfully convicted of theft on
board ship shall have bis head shaved
and boiling pitch poured upon it, and
feather Of down shall then be strown
upon it, for the Distinguishing of the
offender, and upon the first occasion he
shall be put ashore
Later the order was slightly modi.
fed, but the humiliation was possible
- man convicted of theft was stood
On tie "scuttie-tutt" drinking foun.
tain) with sign around his neck, 81
am q Thief
Modern umbrellas are made Of trans.
parent material This enables a person
to see where he is gong or if the
owner is coming.
These items are compiled and dis.
tributed weekly by the Navy Recruit.
ing Station, Cleveland. Ohio. Branch
offices are located at Akron, Astabula,
Can't ridge, Canton, Marietta, Sandus.
ky and Youngstown.
NOTICE: Listen in to Station WTAN
Cleveland every Thursday I:3o .. M.
and hear "know Your Navy.
y. 4. ODaniel, Lieutenant,
U. s. Navy, Officer in Charge,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
Teutsch JUNIOR
Luther League
BY Zirri

Cleveland O., Ian. 25-Our
Luther League is giving dinner
and dance party Saturday, Feb
10, 1T the West>ide Sachsenheim
10 this party we invite all
members of the St. Johns Lu.
ther league. the West Jrs., and
all If our own members and OF
course the Alliance team.
Il any member of any of these
organizations wish to bring a
friend. they are welcome to dc
so, '.ut each must pay 26c. Every
member of both Leagues is re,
quested to go to the basketball
gar.e. and to bring their parents
aud friends.
Mrs. J. Hartman is helping
us with the arrangements. With
such excellent aid. a good time
is assured for all.
AS friendly reminder to GU,
non-attending members, please,
come to more meetings. The mex,
meeting is February 5th.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
Did You Know That !?

The total authorised number Of com.
uaissitA Aed officers Of the active list Of
the Iedi al Corps, exclusive Of com.
missioned warrant officers, is set at 65/
100 Of ] per cent Of the total authoriz-
cd number Of the officers and enlisted
men + the Navy and Marine Corps.
Battleships are heavily armored, ear
~ heavy armament, and are of n,odcr-
ate speed Of about 20 knots. They are
designed to fight any vessel anywhere.
Tie United States Navy has had but
four heet actions, but in each one it
captured and destroyed every enemy
ship.
No United States man.of.wss has
ever mutinisd or been in the hands of
mutineers, while in other navy's whole
squa1rons and fleets hafe mutinied.
The United States Navy il the only
Navy in the world that has in ito pos.
session q British royal standard taken
by capture. This standard, now at the
Uniled States Naval Academy, was
captured by Commodore Chauncey at
York, Canada.
The quality OF our enlisted personnel
is tho highest in the history Of the
Navy. Give the modern sailorman a
jch to do and he does it we'll. Not only
10 he dependable and able to keep pace
with the intricate machinery Of the mo.
dorm Navy, but he makes suggestions
tending toward improvement. He
strives continually to improve himself.
Montally, morally, and physically he
represents a very fine cross-section of
American manhood.
Fifty young men will leave Cleveland
during January and embark on worth.
while career. There are over IS different
trndes in which an ambitious Young
man may become an expert.
A thing that startles the new sub.
marine cook is that if be is boiling
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
Alliance Revue
BY Reggie.

Alliance, O., Jan. 25-Last Sat.
at Alliance the Farrell team was
handed another defeat. this time
by the Alliance Aviators. Ali.
ance's attack was featured by r.
Mulz and E. Schneider, the lead
ing scorers of the game.Although
the game was rough, there were
no serious accidents. The final
score read Al to Is
Tomorrow we entertain the
strong New Castle team At Alli-
ance. a good game and a swell
time are in store for all who come.
Th. Alliance team is improving
with every game, so watch out
New Castle! The game will be
PLAYED at United Presbyterian
Church. corner of Arch and Sum
NIT Sta.
Don't forget the meetings every
We'd. night, at s o'clock. We have
very important things to discuss
about the basketball games. The
attendance at the Farrell-Alliance
game was very good. Lets keep
up the good work and advertise
the games. Boost our attendance
still higher by this slogan. "The
best advertising medium is by
word of mouth"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
Capital City Bits
By Katy

Columbus, Ohio. Jan. 25-Are
all YOU Columbus Saxons, young
and old, prepared for the grand
eel rration of Saxon Day, this
Sunday, January, %, at 5 p. M:
Il you have not mailed your card
.or reservation, yet, please do SO
or get in touch with the commit
tee by Friday, Ian 26. Girls do
not forget to bring your aprons to
help serve The boys will almost
have to bring theirs along too, if
they have any. to serve the drinks
Important
There will be special meeting
of the Jrs. this Friday, the 10Th,
at the Saxon Hall, at 800 p. m.
Let's all try to be there and on
time since this meeting pertains
to the convention III the spring.
Have you put that red circle
around Feb. II on your calendar?
II not. YOU better do so right now
50 you will not be one of the un-
fort mate ines missing our Valen-
tine Dance.
Congratulations
The Columbus Jr. Saxons wish
the best of luck and happiness to
one of our former members and
secretaries. Katherine Farr, who
will take the marriage vows in the
nea, future. We wish you all the
.uck in the world. Katherine.
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Salem, News
BY Mary Wagner

Salem, O., Ian, 25-Last Sat.
night we played host to Lorain.
Our boys also came thru with an
othsr victory. 1t was close game
Salem was either tied ore in the
lead. 1t was a swell game. Both
tcan,s played wonderful game.
We hope you haG a good time,
Lorain. We enjoyed your COM
pany.
Thanks to the cooks for the
wonderful meal they prepared.
To Cleveland East
You can expect a crowd to-
morrow night.
If anyone is ever in bad mood
get in touch with J. Sin Lorain.
She will fix you up. Don't ever
go TO church with her though.
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Lorain News
BY Hank Cleaver

Lorain. O., Jan. 2s-We want
to thank Salem for the splendid
time they showed US and the
swell meal they had during our
stay there last week. Everybody
enjoyed the cake that was 49, as
everyone helped himself to it.
There is card party being held
on April 9TH and everyone is in
"itei, there will be prizes and re-
freshments.
Bring your basketball shoes
anil your appetites, Monaco, as
we will be seeing you Sat. night
at Hawthorne school, the game
sta. a.'ting at 7:5G.
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Auto City Speaks
BY Art Seller

Detroit, Mich. Jan. 25-All
club members should be on hand
for The skating party to be held
at '~het's Cottage the 18th. We
are all to meet at $50 a. m. in
front of Chefs home 50 that all
may have q way of getting out.
Have you sold your quota of
tickets for the party to be given
on Fcbr 4th' II not, get busy
aud do yoLr share. Lets make a
grand success out of it since it
will be the first of the season for
us.
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I. S. ]. "A. Basketball

The first half of The $3.50
r.. $ ]. A. Basketball Season en..-
81 .auuar, 18th. 1t seems that it
- ;.,possi.le t r the box sores
Of some OF the team. to ari;.re on
,'rat. therefore only today can the
f.. t half standing he published.
in the Eastern division, the New
Castle boys still set the pace
with 7 victories in ? games for
the first half. Monaco, close on
their heels with E wins and one
defeat. In all probabilities the win
pe- Of the Eastern division cham
pionship at the close of the sea-
son will be the winner OF the New
Castle-Mopaca game to be play
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
Canton Reflector
BY A. Rookie.

Canton. O., Ian. 2s-Two dog
teams, the New Castle Terriers
and the Canton Bulldogs, met in
the formers Senior High school
kennel to growl, bark and fight
for possession of large round
bone: commonly known to US as
a basketball.
The team from Canton again
suffered a SOIL loss.
New Castle
Your meal was very pals sable,
yous crowd soliable, especially
the femme section. and your Or
.hes'ra was on the records as be-
ing the most popular ever con-
sidering the repeated requests for
the same tunes.
We are grateful, IN particular.
to the reliable Binder family for
their never eeaslng effort and
success in making our Canton
gang a most welcomed visitor.
Every member hurry up to sell
his tickets. The prosperity of the
club deperds on that.
To Youngstown
Your arrival is being awaited
witr much enthusiasm. All we
ask is that you bring large de.
legation with you. A good time
will be in store for YOU. 4.
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'!eveland West
BY John Wolf

Cleveland. O.. Jan. 25-West
played host to Monaco pop-shots
and played perfect host by lett
ing them win. Locker-room talk
decided th:t neither team did as
well as it should of; and now
everybody is wondering what
such a game would look like, be-
cause the people in the stands
thought it was an interesting
game.
Again the first quarter practi-
collv lost the game tor West, be-
csuse in the last three-quarters
they were outscored by only 8
points The final score was Mona
~, West y. Jitterhug Sowash
lifted his team to another victory
by making II points. George Ja-
cob again set the pace for West
witr 10 points.
The girls game was as inter
es:;ng as the boys with the Mo-
naca Blue Devil girls ahead when
the whistle blew. S. Schuller was
hig;l for Monaco with 7 points.
NJ. Gross was high for West with
6 points.
Many thanks to the ladies who
cooked ana served the meal.
Everybody making the bus trip
to Farrell be at the hall at 3 90.
Twice year West has a card
parry 1t is an affair when every
:,ody has the most of fun. On Feb.
Is, at $50 another card party
will be held So set this date
aside and plan to attend, and
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

se,rrles even slightly the knock
'en-dcwn affair staged by the
two clubs last mouth, then the
rcfclee is in for a busy evening.
NO less than l9 penalties were
called by Referee Bill Shaver on
Dec. 20 when the Barons defeat
ed the Indians, 2 to O. A rare
sight. indeed, was the penalty
'.ox at one OF the battle royal
whsn seven eulprits were Gail
ed" at one and the same time.
Led by Owner Eddie Shore, a
rufhan in the National League for
many reasons, and Coach Johnny
Mitchell, pugnacious midget, the
Springfield outfit is the most co.
lortul in the league.
Included on their roster are
such TOUCHES as Irving Frew,
Frank Beisler, Pat Egan, Roger
Jenkins and Joe Lamb. But they
a!su have classy icers in Norm
Schultz, Max Kaminsky, Tommy
Fillmore and Fred Thurrier, who
are all among the scoring leaders.
The Barons have encountered
Springfield three times this sea-
son and emerged with two vic.
tories and a tie.
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New Castle News
Bv PAUL

New Castle. Pa, Jan. 25-The
Juniors are announcing our meet
ing on Tuesday, January 80. The
attendance at meetings is slowly
improving but there is still room
for more. We hope you all come
Tuesday because we are going
to have Motion Pictures of the
West and alifornia shown by
"Woody'. This is the real thing
and bears no resemblance to last
weeks souveniers. Be sure to come
to the meeting SO you can see
these pictures.
To Alliance
The New Castle Terriers will
visit your fair city next Saturday
and here is hoping that everyone
has good time. We are bring
ing as big a crowd as We can.
as you are new club and this
will be our first trip to Alliance,
we are looking forward to it inn
patiently.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
Cleveland East News
BY Schnitz

Cleveland, O., Jan. L5-Last
week we were hosts to Younes-
town who managed to get to
Cleveland. They surely had tough
weather for driving, which fact
accounts for their small follow
ing. Well, we will see you all next
time. Youngstown. East won the
hallgame by beating the Youngs-
town quintet 81 to u.
Salem VS.. East
Attention Folks Tomorrow
night, Jan. y, we welcome Sa-
lem. There will be two games, the
girls game beginning at 7 p. m.
sharp Any game between Salem
and Fast is bound to be a hum
dinGer. C'mon you guys and gals.
get down there and root for your
flashy team. AS you know Salem
always brings good crowd and
this is your chance to renew old
friendship and make new ones.
Alliance Trip
We are planning to take large
bus to Alliance on Feb. 3rd. The
reservations are now open, and
Fou'd better put yours in now.
l'he fare will be very reasonable
and I'm sure you will have
swell time. You may see George
Miller at the club or. call him at
FIN. 9leo between E and 7 p. m.
or He. $500 before 6 p. NJ.
Sick List
Geo, Roth is on the road to re-
Covery and will be back with US
soon.
Billy Miller has broken hns-
er, ShuckS, what is broken tln9-
er between stalwari Saxons.
Martin Guist will permit you
tc autograph his cast if you are
a god Saxon, or if you have
nickel.
Missing ...!
If anyone seeing or having any
knowledge of the persons who
are missing from the member
ship and attendance records OF
Clevel. East will please grab
ther, and bring them back within
our fold, we will surely appreci-
ate it. No club can he aggressive
or progressive without feminine
touch. A very few OF them have
att ended ore or two meetings in
the past long ago. but We want
then to attend regularly. Lets
try to brig each one of these
people back into the club as re-
gular attending members.
Fiease he more brief in the flu
ture or else we'll use the red pen
Gil. The Editor.
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ed at Monaco, Fet. 18th. That
ga,re will deciie unless another
'ca1 pulls a startling upset on
New Castle or. Monaco.
IL the Western division, Can
tor and Cleveland East are tied
for the lead with S wins and 2
losses. Bo'h teams still face a
tough schedule and meet each
ether Feb,. 24th at East. Lorain
with two of their games post
poncd has a slim, outside chance
of placing if their team comes
thru on the second half schedule.
Following are the scores OF
games played Jan. 18th and the
first half standings.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
HomesteadNews
By Clara Weprich

Homestead Pa, Jan. 25-At
special meeting OF the Home
stead Junior Saxons on Sunday
reorganization was discussed. To
further this plan a regular meet
ing has heen called. 70. Friday.
January 9Th, at the Turner Hall
at 80 pr-mptlv.
There was quite 4 fair turnout
for our meeting and those present
were interested in seeing the
Homestead Sasons begin anew
Won, too, can do your part by
attending the meeting on Friday
night and helping to choose reli-
able officers for the greatest task
a club has ever had to face.
Activities have started anew
with roller skating party set
for Saturday ths 9Th at the Dia-
moni Roller Rink; all interested
in attending. please meet at the
Turner Hall at 7:3C p. m.
On February the 18th the Home
stead lass'es will turn their bas-
l:etball abilities toward a game
with the Monsca girls at New
Castle. All male members offer
their support: so don't miss the
game.
Our mem! ers have been clamor-
ing for activity so we have here
three events you cannot afford to
miss "a meeting, party, and a
game. Let US see you at each one
Of them! o
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Monaco News
BY Marion.

Monaco. Pa, Jan. 25-Last
Saturday we travelled to Cles C.
land West and returned home t,,t
victors of both games. The NJ"
naea girls bea: the West glc'.,
with the scorl of 1910. The Nc
naca boys beat the West boys to
The tune of H-U.
Trails
West for the swell meal and your
grand hospitality. We hope we
:a7 show you eisat time in the
(r!uce.
To Lorain
Tomorrow o., roys will .ravcI
t" ,cur city and vs. are VET, so,
~ we won't be allie to brin /, o.,
gin: with them bu- we hope our
hovs will make up for it. 81 the
will be seeing you.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

the prospective
menu for hockey
fansSaturday night
when the rough
and tumbleSpring-
feldIrdians invade
the Arena for the
second time this
season.
If The battle re-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. John Emerich,
Carolyn Ave, Farrell, Pa, wish
to arnou"'e the engagement of
their daughter. Kay, to John
Great. Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Great, Sr., Waldo Street,
New Castle, Pa
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
Boys League
Eastern Division
Western Division

January ~
New Castle at Alliance
Salem at Cleveland East
Cleveland West at Farrell
Youngstown at Canton
Moaaca at Lorain
February 5
Farrell ut Monaco
Youngstown at New Castle
Lorain at Canton
Cleveland East at Alliance
Cleveland West at Salem (open)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

- Last year the baking in
dusty called upon the farmer for
about l9 billion eggs. Bringing
the farmer over $33,OOO,O 1000.
Those eggs would cover the in
ire island of Manhattan.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
Ice-Hockey

\ levelard O.. Jan. 25-High
sticks, clenched fists, body checks
and an enlarged penalty box is
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Farrell Hishlights
By Frieda Reinnerth.

Farrell, Pa, Jan. 2s-We will
he expecting a crowd from Cleve-
land West and we do mean a
crowd. An orchestra has also been
engaged for the dance.
The girls game will begin at
= 90 p. m. promptly and the boys
game will follow. All players are
asked to be on time including the
Farrell players.
- Baby carriages have been
invented in Switzerland that can
be fa.sened together in trains and
drawn by horses.
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have a good time.
To Farrell
y large crowd will be down to
root their team to an other VIC
tory. So prepare yourselves for a
tough game.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

- Please, patronize our ad-
ver!::sers.
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