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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26

Hamburg. Commercial deep sea
fishing is carrying quick deep
freezing at a temperature OF 4O
degrees below zero. Fahrenheit,
diectly to the fishing gounds. The
Deep Sea Fishing Company.
which are its scat in this great
seaport city. has commissioned
special 10000 ton steamer equip
ped with the most modem machi-
merry for immediate deep freezing.
This ship will accompany fleet
of fishing craft on the high seas.
The hauls are transferred from
the fishing cutters to the floating
refrigerator. where they undergo.
by machinery. all stages OF pre-
paration until ready for inland
shipping. The fish are quick
frozen" for storage in the tenn
perature OF 40 degrees below zero.
Fahrenheit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
kaneriea Begins New Year With
Wars Abroad, Want at Home
BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton

ments. First alternates are Larry Z.
Horner OF Cleveland and Arthur D.
Heinze of Cleveland Heights: Sec
ond alternates, Max Lawrence Mar
shall of Cleveland Heights and
Harry w. Daniels OF Eas, Cleve-
land: third alternates. Sam 6 Fitz-
simmons of Rocky River and Rob-
ert Francis koke of Cleveland
Heights.
For the Military Academy va
cancy Robert B. Spooner of Lake
wood succeeded in winning the ap-
pointnent as principle. His altcrnates
are Edgar Russell Carney OF Clcve-
land Heights and Jerry Hammond
Goodc of Cleveland.
THE St. Lawrence Waterway Pro-
L ject is of immediate importance
to us all here in the 22nd District.
Having found Attorney General
Jackson very helpful in discovering
ways around established rules and
procedures, the Administration has
focused its attention on finding a
way to rule that in an old treaty
ratified in 1909 there is sufficient au-
thority to proceed witt only enact
mcnt OF legislation instead Of ratifi-
cation of the treaty This would
simplify matters greatly for the New
Dealers.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26

TT MAY be departure in news
L paper writing but | cannot. send
out "bulletin' in this Christmas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
Canton Reflector
BY Elsie G. Salmen

Canton. Ohio. Dec. 26-Can-
ton again was on the shorter end
Of the rope. The victors this time
were Salem. 1t was tough game,
eh Fulzie:: The score was IS to
AZ. We were glad that you had
brought a gang, Salem. You've
got a nice gang, how about it,
Cobina.
Wedding Bells
have again rung for one of our
members. Good luck to you,
Johnny Mantsch and the Mrs.
To Monaco
Well be expecting you. Sat.
DO not forget to bring a gang
and we'll try to show you a good
time. AS usual there will be a
dance after the game. Everyone
turn out for this game and have a
good time.
Happy New Year
from the Canton Juniors to all
May this coming year be one OF
the best years you have had as
yet. AS for the people Of Canton
they should resolve to attend all
of the Juniors doings in the
future.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26

the circus here on January 3 to
ret ready for the big Hollywood
Ice Revue with son Henie
which opens on January a., he
said
"All the top acts OF the nation
arc here for the Thrill Circus. The
Lone Ranger. IN person. has
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
News at Random

The Gary Juniors have entered
the Horace Mann Basketball
League. Schedule of games is not
yet. available.
Frank Bcicr said. after attend
ing the installation of officers of
Chicago North Side Juniors. that
the young Saxons there arc really
coming along i'll grand style and
this time they should really be
going places soon. He also said
the spirit OF the Junior Saxonss
OF the South Side rivals that of
the North Side Juniors.
The Cary Juniors regret that
not more of them were able to
attend the affairs OF both South
Side and North Side Juniors the
last few wcck-ends. Bad roads
and weather conditions prevent
ed most OF us from turning out
as we should.
Keep your eye peeled for the
opening date which is set for new
year. Of the New Saxon Hall.
There will be big celebration
in the new hall at Sylvester Eve
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
.TSJA BAsKETBAttF
GAMES

DECEMBER %
Monaco at Canton
Farrell at Cleveland East
Sa1eI1 at Alliance
Lorain at New Castle
Cleveland West at Youngstown
JANUARY 4, l94l
Lorain at Alliance
Salem at MOnaca
Farrell at Youngstown
Cleveland West al Canton
New Castle at Clcvel. East topcn)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26

Presented at the lowest prices
ever offered - YOU can bring
family OF five afternoon or eve
ming Tor Il dollar - every seat is
reserved and already Sutphin is
making plans for the return OF
The top acts - if he can get them
together in one show - in 1912.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
The Voice of the Dune.
Fly Bill S:chicb

. Gary. Ind. Dec. 20 Sunday
afternoon, Dec. Is, Frcda Pctri
and Glen Hagen. were united IN
holy matrlmony at the Hontcrus
Lutheran Church. We wish them
all the happiness in the world.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18
PASCAGOULA PANTHER'S
TOUCHDOWN PARADE
SM0THERS PIRATES
Pass Christian Substitutes For Last Fridays Game After
Leakesvine Had Cancelled Scheduled Came;
Score $50 Favor Panthers

ATTEMPTED 70 buck the Lire for the
extra uu.lns bat was stopped bY
Eiiis. Pirate tackle who played con-
tistent bali uanoagh t1r entire game
Early 81 IRE second period Pan
theFa scored again IN q Desperate
effort 70 advance against the
Painters TIE Pirates took 20 the
afr atsc had penetrated the Panther
territory whtu Davis Panther back.
reached 81 the air ard intercepted
oae q nc.pitis to@ses and went
Gown the field being stopped on the
Pirate 81 yard tine This started
anotheF march.
on TIE frs plsy following the
Painters scored with Boiding taxing
q iD-yard pass from Conner and
Faisopsng down the field for the
score HoidinR attempted a place
kick foF the extra pofnt but the
bati wps1t wide OF the goal.
The Partners started another
drive casn un field IN the latter
part nf Tire sscOn session and had
penetrated deep into ifas Pirate ter
Iiinfg after brilliant runs b. Bold
ing and Clark. but time would not
permit he score.
The rascaeouia reserves came III
for their share Of glory IN the third
period when they put across . seort
after & brilliant 65-yard drive down
the field II A. possible that the
Partners discovered another valu-
able terminal III this drive. ri Del.
comyn. vino led the way and scored
Lopez. Yawn and Delcomyu vas the
combination that held the spot
lisht during this drive Loper ane
Yawn both made from nice gains OF
the ground but the climax Of it al
was when DelcnHnyn gathered IN :
lS-yard pass ove the goal line 4
score. Lopez backed the line for Ia,
Extra point.
just helorr the game ended thl
PanthHFE PIT across their tina
touchdown This followed the re.
c0very OF a Pirate tumble on th,
s2-yarn line Boiding. Coimer arr
Roberts weFe the Eruund-zaBanI
combination during this parade n1tE
Roberts taking the ball on an end
around play ard going Is yards be
fore he was stopped The Pirate de
Tense was scattered when BoldinI
attempted . long pass % Roberts
Boiding followed this up by goinl
OF tackle for Is yards. being tacklcG
on the five yard line. Prom TIT
point CusHef crashed the Line f0l
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18

Although the boxing season mas
not yet been started Ia Coast High
school sport circles. the local fans
received > prevtew OF what 70 ex-
pect. when they witnessed the Moss
Potnt-Bay St Louis football tilt,
last Thursday night.
With but three minutes left In the
third quarter, the officials lost
control Of the ball game. and the
teams rexorted to fists 70 settle the
contest The fight was foreseen.
when in the second quarter Starita
was removed from the game, and
Bay High received a twenty-three
yard penalty for smuggling. Through
the rest Of the game. both teams
were penalized several times for off
sides. the Bay Tigers donating
thirty yards 10 the Moss Point team
for this offenSe. while the local boys
lost only fifteen.
Even though Moss Point chaIked
up twentyeSiz points before the
game ended. Il could be clearly seen
that the officials were losing con-
troll OF the game, when several mis-
plays were not called. Trouble real
" broke out In the third quarter.
when Rhodes. Of Bay ST Louis. after
passing the ball for a first down on
Moss Points forty-five yard line.
ran around left-end and was thrown
out-of-bounds by two taeklers.
Rhodes. thinking he had been done
an injustice. came up swinging. and
was backed bY his team who rushed
In 10 aid their playing mate. This
scrap was broken up By the referee
and other players, but several fights
broke out among the spectators. who
had rushed out on the field to
witness the first tangle. The bat
tle-royal lasted only a few minutes.
but this Was long enough to destroy
any semblanee Il had had to a foot
ball game. The officials and coach
es agreed to call off the game. Bay
st. Louis losing TO Moss Point
with the final score Of ESQ.
The game itself. started off with
a bang, and 1t was clearly seen that
Moss Point had control OF the field
throughout.
The opening kick was made by
Ladnier. OF the Moss Point team.
and was taken by Rhodes who
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18

Default haxinR been made Ia the pay
msnt Of the tn1ebte1ness secured ~ q
DeSd of Trust dats3 Decemszr 18th. 1895
from Stewart ]. Emanuel and HaHsi En-
snael 10 Miss Mint ODonohoe and Horace
Hilbo. which said De-d OF Trust i record
sd in hoak &c. pages 81 and IS Of the
record of Mortgage and Deeds OF Trust
on landa in the office OF the Clerk Of the
Chancery Court OF said County and state
and the legal holder and owner Of the
indebtedness secured thereby having re-
qaested the undersigned - Trustse %
foreclaze said Deed Of Trust IN accord
ance with ia TERMS and conditions. ] will.
during legal houra upon Saturday. the 18th
day Of 0etoAxf. 1910, at the main front
door Of the Courthouse Of Jackson County.
Mmsissippi. offer for sale and sell for cash
10 the highest bidder. the following de-
acribed property situated IN the City Of
PAscagoula. said County and State and
described rs. Lot No. I Of the v. Deimas
JF. Tract IS per plat thereof recorded IN
Deed hook s. page 2e7 Of the Jackson
County, Mississippi Land Deed Records
situated IN Claim Section 7. Township 4
South. Range 6 West and being t2a.4 fest
East and West and 1858 feet North and
South and being bounded ON the North by
School Street. on the South by Tucker
Street. on the East BY an unnamed Street
and on the West b. Lot No. ? Of the v.
Deinaas Dr. Tract
ADVERTISED. POSTED AND DATED
this zsth day of September, 1910.
II p. HEIDELBERG. Trustee
s-z7. i0@. Tell. io-is, C-S
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18

Just IT the last unxnenf After 3D.
EanrtFa &c ttze cue-yard lire. the
MP Tigers ioss the BAH On aowns
and Rsy Hlsh attempted 70 Xxx b4g
t1e play wM blocked - T
Starter wbo rushed II and reeusex-
20 ne bah ever the goal Tor 4 two
point safety fox Moss PokrE
ons the following Bay Hlsh k1ak
OF Bishop took tle ptgSgin o. his
oxn twenty-five ard xw9ysi-hlpped
bsrk uown 70 TIE BAY s. LxF1ls
fcrty-TMrd stripe Wells took 11e
ball around right erd for ten yards
and anvther fHst down. but o. the
NEXT p2aT. Starts and Czpdsuon
rGslaee ii ard karew Mos Point
for q seven gNrd loss. On the fol-
lowing paS Bishop made 10 for
the Toss and rroelrht fne ba1 down
70 the twenty -fou. Throwing both
caution ard ihe ball 20 the wSnd
tbe Dos BRheg tosacd rwo ringers
one 70 sta9tEs ard uhe seeozid 20
Harper for Tie Second sin points
Engaging IL 3 fOur-psInt ex-
change Mo3 Poins gained the edge
81 kicks. tie b4M ending uu IL their
possession or me Bay High forty
six yard hne The boys from over
the Bay were mnzhzed for excess
xve rotxhFeSs on the following
play and the officials advanced the
ball halfway % the goal-lsne. plac-
ing il on the twenty three. wells
again took the ball and shifting his
field several times. came down 10
the sixteen yard line, On = pass
from Bishop 20 Roberts. tall rarlgy
end the bah cane 70 rest on the
tcn-Yara marker. Bishop took the
leather. started % pass. but finding
on At home. decided 70 run and
hit the pas dirt for another touch
down. making the score at the halt,
700.
The next tally. originating on the
Moss Point sixteen yard line. where
Reynolds took Bay Highs kickoff
and returned TO his thirty-eight
before ne "a stopped, practically
ended the ball game.
Advancing back up the field for
q total Of seventy EIGHT yards: star
red BY q ten-yaFo dash by Stauter,
a thirteen yard pass from Bishop
70 Faggard. and a twenty-yard run
Off Ieft-end b. Bishop. Moss Point
made their final score OF the even
ing when Wells punched through
the center defense 10 go over the
goal-hne.
Bay St Louis took the kickoff
and the game took on more or less
the aspect Of q farce, ciimaxing in
fistic display. after which the game
was halted FINAL score: Moss
Point Tigers. %. Bay ST. Louis. 0.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18
FOOTBALL AND FISTS WERE
COMBINED IN EXCITING
GAME LAST THURSDAY
Some Brilliant Plays Thrill Spectators, But Game Ends In
Melee Al End OF Third Quarter. Game Won
BY Moss Point, &c To o

brought the ball up for seven yards,
placing it on the Bay High twenty
one yard stripe. After failing to
gain IN two plays. the hay Tigers
punted. Reynolds took the kick and
trotted twenty-five yards before he
was downed on his forty-nine yard
line. Tiny Wells. who was play
ing again after being left out of the
0ulfport tilt because of a knee In
jury, brought the bali on down to
the Bag teams thirty-two yard
line. and was followed up By RAY
Roberts. who went on an end around
play down to the seventeen. Rey-
nolds placed a perfect pass In
Stauter1s arms IN the end zone. and
the first touchdown OF the night
was made BY Moss Point IN the first
2 IL minutes of the game.
Striking twice again In this same
period. the home Tigers got as far
as the six yard stripe and the one
yard line, but were stopped BY the
forward wall of the Bay st. Louis
team. which seemed to stiffen IN
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18
nr NoRMAN = MoRAN

Tlnn p4scaeuaia Painters faotcai
team ehaiked ~ their frs Yictorl
of tae seAson las Friray night whst
they we're hosts 70 ths Pass Christ
san Pirates. Winning IS r. G Tnf
game was exciting from starr Il
finish although hack ct reserve
strength pAAced the Pirates - 8
clssdvantare B0ueyfT. TIE Pauth-
ers had 3 far superior team On tns
fieid ard there wa no doubt frczr
the STAR 81 flae garce aA 10 which
would emerge the victor
Long marches with Rolaing and
Colrner doing mos1 az the bafi tot
inR featured the play Il the Panth-
erS However, much credit rnnki b.
given 70 Cole. Scott ard 0autteF.
who openec up p1de holes On tas
right SIDE of fse line FOX ilie ball
carriers
The Partners used a different
style Of play during the aame ard
most q tls time entire tearas were
substituted st once This rave the
reserves an opportunity % demon
strate their ability and they made
q good showing
FoF the visitors George Delptt. q
dsminuttve little hackfield perform.
e.. carried the horrors both on Of
fensc and defense. He vas elusive
and was the principal grpand-Kain-
er the visitors had On the affensa
he was 9 SUR tzckler and stopped
several Panther threats. II pavcllnl
another ball toter also turned IN q
nice performances during The even
ting.
Pass Christian wa substituted for
the Lesk@Sville team at the last
minute after the latter cancelled
their scheduled conflict. The can
collation. VII be aired out before
the State Literary and AthletsI
Association ofEcialx.
The Partners scored the frs
time they got possession % the bal
shortly after the game started This
march down the field, with Bosdins
and Conner tosinR the ball and the
forward wall ripped the left side
Of the Pirate lire 70 Snreds. Boadina
carried the bail over for the touch.
down after i had ben advanced
within inches Of paydtFt Colmef
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18
Expect Close
Game Tonight With
st. Stanislaus al"

A. focshaN teams All Aionx the
caazt usaA tnylEIerx foulerA and up-
sets. the MoaS Point Tigers Fo the
brass ftns LAST Fx1oay uzgfst when
Gney completely spilled the Bay S.
Louis Tigers IT. q 10 wtctors
The Bay High lads came ever 60
jackson Coartg with 8 htgniy-tuaf-
e1 team. tnAt the wrek before Rad
bern knocked OF the Class A Reg
a9nNla ~foreFaoss rating by 4 mere
7-s defeat D. the wlgginx Tom
cat4
Voc that tne Moss point boss
are back or the winning side Of the
hecEer. bad luck strikes agalu They
ie4ge town Iris weekend and traT-
e over e s. St8ni1iauS where. By
even the most Optimistic wedlc-
lion. theg vii be bested b. al over
whelmIngly heavier team The iss
pound fullKzck. Doe Blanchard.
g1A In al probability. be the main
stay Of the Rock-a-ChAwS defense
and ofiense Blanchard is rated
As one Of the mare prominent back
field players IN MiSslxzppa Last
weekend the ST Staniziaus team
took the Foley. Ala. eleven for q
ride. ending up with the score OF
$50.
The Tigers enter the game with
practically the same lineup as in
former games The local POUR
Horsemen. Reynolds. Bishop,
Stauter and Wells, are expected e
put on quite a show for the Rocks
but Moss Point viii enter the
game as the unaerdog, for they facs
not only their toughest and mos,
formidable opponent. but, also. ont
OF the strongest teams In the state
Although q yeFy small crowd was
present At last weeks game. a good
many local fans wiz trail the Try
erS on their trip TO Bay st Louis
The game starts at 8 O'Clock
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18
RURAL cARnIER EXAMINATION

The United States Civil Eervice
Commission has announced an ex-
animation TO FIJI the position Of
rural mail carrier AZ the Pascagonla
post office. Examination will be held
at P~ascagouia al a date to be named
later. Receipt Of applications will
close on November 1, 1870. The
salary Of a rural carrier Is about
$500 q year. with certain allow
ances for maintenance Of equip
ment. Application blanks may be
obtained from the Pascaguula post
master. o. from the Civil Service
Commission at Washington. d. c.,
from whom also further particulars
may be obtained.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18

Summary Scoring touehdowns.
Bolding ca. Delcomyn. Coimer. Ex-
ira point Lopez duck. First
downs. pascagoula Is. Pass Chris
ton 3 Passes attempted. Pascagou-
Ia II. Pass Christian IL. Passes
completed pascagouia 6. Pass Chris
tan q Passes intercepted. PAsca-
gouia /. Pass Christian |. Penalties,
Pascagoula IS yards. Pass Christian
20 yards
Substltutions. PascagouIa, Baru.
Magnus. Kell. Lopez. SchliesSer. p.
Cor. " Robb. Slater. Roberts. Stat
tery. Mahaffey. s. 3Fentx. Del
comyn Pass Christian. Gross. H.
Payaltni. Eetto. A. Payalini and
gimmN.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18
Panthers Invade
Louisiana Tonight
To Play B0galusa

The pAacaroulA PRnfhers football
team runs against some stiff oppo-
s4ston tonight uhen uaey invade Bc-
gAinAa far . game with uF high
schnol there The Partners viii Be-
IA sng some q uge sfiffess eoznpe-
titan theg have faced u1i2 yeax and
upe odds are agairst them.
The Ba9aiu6A team. however. has
been playing souae errntic oAH this
season snd following the Inspiring
victory ttr Painters enjoyed last
weekend hey might spring . sur
PRISE
Bogalusa Is regarded a. having
one q Tire strongest teams of mis-
mctiou this season. They hold .
victory ever Baton Rough High
Bchoos which Il given q high rat
ing n Louisiana elrcieH They have
lost but ms game this season and
uat 10 P4eayune, whom tne Pznth-
erB play later IN the season. How
escr. Picayurie has Lot 70 Crosby
High chooi. wheih h not conzid-
erred III the same eiM3A
Tf1e Pantflera showed considerable
Improvement IN their game with the
Pass Christian Tarpons last week
They showed That the potential
power which was evident earlier IN
The SEASON.. wa beginning TO ma
ture and they may strike Boxaluse
At the physiological moment and
return with 3 victory
Coach Tracy Walker has reported
that his team Il IN top condition foI
the tilt Some Of tle reserves wh1
have been withheld from past con.
fiici3 itkeiy viii BE- given ar op-
portunity 20 prove their real ability
Ia the game and they may provide
sufficient strength for the Panther
70 return home Victorious
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-18

The touchdown Lopez attempted 20
buck the ball over for the extra
point and failed
Credit must pe given the Pirates
for the game fight which they put
up during the game. Ellis especial
BY played > fine game Of bal n
tackle They were hopeaesxIy out
ciaSsed but they put up y courageous
battle throughout.
The panthers o. the other hand
showed q big Improvement IN their
play and their Successes In the re-
maineder Of the season may be mitch
better than in the past
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-08-26
PROTECT OUR HIGHWAY!

OF all the highways in this state that
need to be protected from commercialism
CT ell kinds, the Overseas Highway, our
highway. stands first 1t constitutes the
very. life Of Key West and Monroe county
ard as such. GER effort should be made
TO ..ecp it as attractive as possible.
It IS while travelling on this highway
OF OURS that visitors catch first glimpses of
what nature has done fer Us in this part OF
tropical America-view the varied-cOlored
waters along the way, that one can see no
other place in the world in such grandeur
On our highway, too, are seen outstanding
engineering feats and their attendant i'm
prOvements now being Installed.
Awhile back, The Citizen was glad to
see that d statewide movement was get
ting under way to regulate the number of
sign boards along all roads in Florida. We
gave space in this and other columns to
that worthy project, and will continue to
do so as the move goes forward But we
will give still more space in aid tolour
local problem of not only keeping sign
boards off the Overseas Highway but reg
ulating the erection of unsightly shacks
and commercial structures of che sort and
another.
The Monroe County Planning Council
is to be highly cOmplimented for taking
initial steps in this matter This was done
at meeting of that group last week.
Members spoke out in favor of such reg
ulatiOn, after they had heard from rep
resentative from the State Planning Board
and another from the National Park Serv-
ice.
Incidentally, the National Park Serv-
ice has shown the way to such a highway
protecting move with the work it is super
,vising within the limits Of the Bridge Dis
trict. c. c. C. labor is being used to create
scenic and practical adjuncts to the high
way in the form OF by-paths, parking
spaces and rest stops 80"
The Citizen will be pleased to CO.
operate with the Planning Council in any
way it can to further its effort to keep the
highway free from any Influence that
would lower its value.