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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30
For West Point, Annapolis.

Senator James E. Murray will
hold competitive examinations Oc-
tober for the purpose Of selecting
his candidates to fill one vacancy at
West Point and one at Annapolis.
Kalispell is the nearest town at
which examinations will be given.
Elgibles must not be less than l6
years Of age nor more than 20 years
on March 81, 144l.
Full information may be had by
writing Senator Murray, 432 Senate
Office Building, Washington, d. c.
Senator Murray emphasized that
these appointments will be filled
solely on the basis OF merit and
that no political endorsements Oh
any kind are necessary.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30
RecoI Story Of Cot ond- Rot-Ronch Hook
Started by illinois Editor IS Years Ago

Glorious Opportunity to Get Rich
We are starting q cat ranch in
Lacon with 100000 cats. Each cat
will average IL kittens year. The
cat skins will sell for 30 cents each.
One hundred men. can skin 5000
cats a day. We figure daily net
profit OF over $4,000. Now what
shall we feed the cats? We will
start rat ranch next door with
1000, 900 rats. The rats will breed
IL times faster than the cats. So
we will have four rats to feed each
day to each cat. Now what shall
we feed the rats? We will feed
the rats the carcasses of the cats
after they have been skinned. Now
get this! we feed the rats to the
cats and the cats to the rats, and
get the cat skins for nothing.
$50
Such was the prospectus of cat
and-rat ranch enterprise launched
in Lacon, Ill, some IS years ago
says an article in the current issue
OF the Goldfish Bowl, publication OF
the National Press club in Washing
ton. II received wide publicity. IT
fact, many newspapers carried thi:
Associated Press dispatch:
LACON, ll.--The Lacon Ca
Farm was organized at mass meet
ing held this evening, capitalized a
$50, 900, purpose to raise cats fol
their furs. Ben Shafarr chairman
OF the Marshall county commission
ers, was elected president; A. L
Woods, prominent druggist, sec
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30
Name Wanted.

The park board of the city coun-
Gil held a meeting Tuesday evening
at the city hall to discuss with var
ious organizations a program for the
dedication of the swimming pool
June Is.
Many names were suggested but
none accepted as it was decided to
place box in the Libby Pharmacy
and Yet the citizens place names
there they would like to have the
park called. Any person is invited
to drop a suggestion in the box.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30
GRAND MASTER VISITS LOCAL,
LODGE.

Thursday evening Edwin Fred
lund, Chinook, grand master of Ma
sons in Montana paid the Libby
lodge, No. IS, A. F. & A. M. the
official visit.
A large crowd was out to hear him
and also the address given by John
G. Brown, Helena Attorney, who
also spoke at commencement Friday
evening at the high school,
Pupils from the local school pre-
scented several musical numbers
which were directed by Wayne
Kemper and were we'll received by
those present.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30
Pine Tree Club Meets.

The Pine Tree Club met May 10
at the club house. The meeting
was called to order by the president,
Carl Gilbertson. Roll Call showed
II members present There were II
children present also.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved with
the correction that Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Gilbertson had been co-host
and hostess with Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Bothman. "a
The election of new officers was
the main event of the business SEES
sion. Hubert Beebe and Bert Bea-
ley were appointed as tellers. Nom
nations were as follows: For pres
ident, Hilda Gilbertson and Mary
Bealey; for vice president, Claus
Detjens and William Lloyd, and
for secretary treasurer, Evelyr
Walker, Mabel Detjens, and Nellie
Waylett. Evelyn Walker withdrew
her name from the ballot. The cleo
ton returns showed these new Of
ficers who will take office in July
President, Hilda Gilbertson; vics
president, William Lloyd, and sec
rotary treasurer, Mabel Detjens.
Two members of the executive
board were elected by reclamation
They were Rose Bothman and Kyl
Beebe.
Myrtle Shelley and Rose Bothmal
were appointed by the president a
an entertainment committee for tn
!, June meeting.
! Hubert Beebe and Earl Wake
were hosts, ably abetted by tn
other men, giving the women res
from the preparation and serving {
the, as always, sumptuous Dime,
Nellie Waylett and Kyle Beebe voi
unteered to serve as host" and hos
ess at the June meeting.
The meeting Adjourned to be 10
lowed by game Of softball betwee
teams captained by Rose Bothma
and Evelyn Walker.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30
Rebckahs Meet and Initiate

Medora Rebekah lodge met Mon
day with an exceptionally large at
tendance. During the evening six
candidates were initiated. They
were Mesdames Walter Kemp, Yer
non Bessey, Clarence Daggett, John
McRell and Charles Johanson and
Harry Hartle.
Decorations were baskets OF hlacs
and other spring flowers. After q
splendid entertainment lunch OF
strawberry shortcake and coffee
was served.
Sunday picnic was held at Saw
age lake for the husbands and es-
corts OF the degree staff and Cap
tain Carl Crane.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30
new $265,000 span

The following telegram received from Senators
Wheeler and James Murray concerning appropriation
construction of the bridge at Troy. The message
ACCORDING TO INFORMATION SENA
TOR WHEELER HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM
THE ACTING CHIEF OF THE FOREST SERV-
ICE, THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE HAS
APPROVED OBLIGATIONS AGAINST THE
FOREST HIGHWAY APPORTIONMENT OF THE
FISCAL YEAR 1941 APPROPRIATION AU-
THORIZATION INCLUDED AMONG THE
SEVERAL PROJECTS IN THIS APPROVED
PROGRAM IS THE SUM OF $265, 900 FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF THE KOOTENAI RIVER
BRIDGE u S. No. 2 BETWEEN LIBBY AND
THE STATE LINE IT WAS POINTED OUT BY
THE CHIEF OF FOREST SERVICE, HOWEVER
THAT THE TIME OF STARTING WORK AND
THE PROGRESS WHICH WILL BE MADE ON
THIS AND THE OTHER PROJECTS WILL BE
DETERMINED BY THE CONGRESSIONAL
ACTION ON APPROPRIATIONS FROM THE
AUTHORIZATION FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
1941
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30
Bad Beaver Went Bulge.

While returning from a fishing
trip last Sunday evening e. M.
Boyes and Jim Christie saw, what
they thought to be, a porcupine in
the road. They stopped the car and
got out to investigate. The animal
turned out to be a beaver which
seemed determined to hog the whole
road. After little persuasion the
animal moved off and. attended to
his business.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30
WORK STARTS ON CLACK'S
CABINS.

Moving of dirt on the H. Earl
Clack property on No. 2 highway be-
tween Utah and Dakota was started
this week.
According to l.. J. Brown, local
agent, the company will start next
Wednesday on the building Of new
gas station and four tourist cabins.
Several new cabins will be built at
later date.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30
T.. Ireland Files.

Miss Elizabeth Ireland of Havre,
filed for the office of State Super
intendent of Public Instructions on
the republican ticket.
Miss Ireland is we'll known
throughout the state having had ex-
perience in practically every type OF
teaching supervision and admins
tration. She formerly held the Of
flee she seeks.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30
Moose Makes Mistake.

K. A. Klehm reports that two OF
his rangers in the north end Of the
county Investigated the story OF a
huge moose near Fortine which had
apparently just dropped over. The
rangers thought ticks might have
been the cause Of the attitude OF the
big animal but this theory was
found untrue. Mr.. Klehm has not
received report Of the condition Of
the animal recently.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30
WILD HORSE ISLAND BOUGHT.

Lewis PenWell of Helena has
bought Wild Horse Island in Flat
head lake, an island about four miles
square near Poison. A stud farm
for blooded horses is contemplated,
and the DUDE ranch will be contin-
ued The island has been made a
bird and game preserve. 1t is free
of ticks, mosquitoes and snakes.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30
Work Relief Appropriations.

Senator James E. Murray an
nounced last week, in a statement
on the floor of the senate. that he
would introduce an amendment to
the Work Relief Appropriations Act
increasing the amount made avail
able for the WPA during the COM
ing fiscal year by approximately
$500 DOC. 600.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30
NEW LIQUOR STORE HOURS.

George Baker, Libby liquor store
vendor, received word last week
that new schedule of hours would
be put in effect June |.
On that date and thereafter the
store will open at 10 a. m. and close
at p. m.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30
FILES FOR CONGRESS.

William Ruffcorn of Glasgow,
former relief administrator for Mon
tana and twice a member OF the
state senate, has filed on the re-
publican ticket for congressman in
the second district
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30
Frost Files for Reelection.

Ray c. Frost of the Eureka dis
trict filed this week for reelection
to the office of county commission
er. Mr.. Frost filed on the demo-
cratic ticket
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30

M E. Tester left Monday for
Warland where he will be sta
toned with the forest service for
some time.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30

A highway is something that when
you have flat tire, there isn't
enough of to get off on.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30

The gross federal debt on that
date for 81, ISL ,090, 1907. 80.
Your per capita share of that debt
is $328.03.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30
Uncle Sans Pocketbook.

The official Daily Treasury State
ment OF May is showed the financial
condition OF the treasury since July
| !. 1899. to be.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-30

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14

Ioi1e man eS bic erften 5tpei Sabre
feines QebenS fobiel tpie r109li4 ale
tein. Sails bas @abb i9rett, ieien
Sie unbeiorgt iolange Sie tpf1en.
bab alIeS in Grbnung 1T unb ldifen
Gle bdS Babb In Nube. 0abieS
foIIten auf teinen 0ar NIT Iinbern.
benz Sirup eingeluut tperben. Gie
fouten aud ni4t in ben S9laf aes
fiittert tperben. e8 fet benn iie if..b
bor &unger unrubig. 90 friit tpie
mSgltdb ioqte bas 3inb an beitinmte
Gt,inben fir S@lafen. @a4en.
gHen unb Stlblaane 9eip69nt ipers
ben. BON bieier Woittine iolIte ritdt
cher ab9etpi@en tperben, als Biz bas
@tnb dlter tpirb.
Nan bereeffe ni&t. bob tein Nobp,
gang 9lei9 tpie jung es 1T. tdgli@
q Shlnben i9ldft. @enn bas 8abb
tpo4 1T. erforbert es Nufmertlams
feit. Wenn ernitli9 ettpaS ni&t IN
Orbnung 1T. rufe man ben 0r3t.
Nan nerfu@e nie. bic @ran19eit
felbft feftouiteuen. cine Nebiain az
tpdblen ,lnb iie benz &inbe etnalge.
ben. Inter geipSbnli1en 1lmftdn6en
1nb BEL gutter Rfe9e tperben Babies
ni&t frant. Sollten iie benno@ fran1
tperben, 70 1T eS gut m6aIi@, bab
fie erfdbrener 9tlfe etneS &r5teS
beblrfen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
Homestead News
Bv Bernie.

Homestead, Pa, March IA
Fred kraus has promised to show
movies he has made at various
Saxon events, at our next meet
ing March 2e. If you want to see
how you look on the screen be
there at 8 p. m. sharp as Fred has
other business and can not waste
time. After the show business
meeting we will have music and
refreshments. All the local Saxon
beauties will be there and John F.
promises to keep no more than
four busy at one time. so now is
your chance guys.
1t seems that all who attended
Kitty Nemenz's party had ripp-
ing good time.
Vergesst nicht my friends -
the Family Dance, April 9th. Allie
werden da sein Bang, bang!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
FYpettef efettanelaee
ee0eft Hitlcr, Stalin
In Srft,n,rl>c

Nau Yorf. Supreme Court &id)ter
9etpis pertagte fiirslid) in 8rooflpn
feline gntideioung iiber einen slntraa
Der Dime Supings 8anf, 8rooflpn,
ibr 5u geitatten, Moolf 6;tler uno So,
iepb Stain cine Sppotbefenflage
our6 Die Yoit uno 8eroffentlihung
in Den 3eit,,neen 5ualiteaen. Sitler
uno Stolin iino 5l1iammen nit Der
pe-1ortbp-Sne Clinton Street
Corporation bon ser 8anf als ,gi-
sentiimer" oes Grunoitiidseisentums
81 Clinton Str, 8rooflyn, als 8e-
flaete in einem @erfabren genannt
|ipor6en, in Dem oie 8anf eine @ppo-
tibet bon $4,000 einaetlagt bat.
Die &ppotbef tuuroe bon ser Cor
poration al,fgenommen a1n "a. So
|nuar, tpuroe aber I'M @r,lnobud, in
8rooflpn elm neuer 8elibtitel eins
qetraeen, unter Dem oas Sbieft auf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14

bon &eiier, baB oieie slrt Ser &rieg.
fiibrung auf oeutiher Seite pollfom,
men begriinoet iei, auf ;seinoesieite
aber Sen politiiden 3ielen vourdaus
tpioeripriht".
Geutiblanb, erflGrt ser Waior,
babe I'M @eiten feline oifenlipen
&rieassieIe. Die bisberise ocutidp9e-
ldrdnfllng alf slbipebr et,paiger
feinSliher Nnerifisperiuhe entiprche
bieler 2inie.
Damn ftibrt Ser Mrtifel fort:
rSSSn Der Cat pGre Elm ernitbaiter
9lngriff alf ben @eltipoa Elm auBer.
oroentlih m,tiges, babei aber aus,
iiftsloies llnternebmen, imiomebr,
als pobreno oes gan5en @eltfrieges
ale britiihen uno iran5oiiiden 8roB.
angriIfe audi bel itGrflter lleberlegcn-
belt an 3abl lno Material NIT meilt
nur geringen 8eldnoegeipinn ,,nter
ltngebeuren @erlulten 5uiammengcs
brohen finn obipobl iie iid nur geeen
tebelfsmdBis auseebaute 1eloitellun,
gen rihteten.
"Selte bagegen iteben 6as geiamte
oel,tihe Seer unb Die 2uitpaife al,r
@erteioiguns elmer perbaltnismGBig
fllr5en 8ren5l!nie bon rlno $40 &ilo-
metern nit Sen itGrfiten rno MODERN.
item 8efeitiglngen Der 0elt bereit,
looai, Elm etuaige ieinolider Mngrifi
niht einmal bel 5ablennGBigerlleber.
legenbeit arf Grfolg rednen f0nute. I"
~0asu fommt nod)," beibt es ipei-
ter, ~oaB Ole iiiolihe Sdlfte unierer
&erteioigllngsfront. Ger runo 100
&iloncter lange slblhntitt 5tpiiben
8alel ltno Der llngegeno BON &arlss
rube, ben Mbein als 8rensl6eibe Dor
| iif bat, uno baber NIT geringen
arGfteu 81, balten iit." b
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14

t0ben biele @riirloe 3ilut S6reierI
l,nb bic gltern ioIIten bieS etriehen
,inb ii& bic erbenni9fte NIbe gee
ben. a,iS3uftnben. tpar,lm bas @tnb
i9reit unb mas es tpirIi9 tpiu.
@enn Elm Ndbb hird bor feiner
RafIoett f4reit. mag ee ptelleidt
tunar1a fetn. 9ies 1T bollfommert
natkrlt9 unb brau9t ietn NnIa6
sur 0eforgnis 3u iein, 6enn 9etp6bns
N& 93rt baS Dabb auf al {4reien.
fc6dIb e gefiittert iptr6. Gin anbes
rer Orun6 tparum bas Babb f&reit,
ai,oQ aaif rduhe ober tpunbe a5rpers
hs6en 6,srAd5ufii1ren ietn. bic bon
iitsQenugenbem 9rodne1 iinb Nuoerm
1.a8 bem Ndbe tonrmen. 9ieruit
fo1r nun natiirli@ ni4t aeiagt fetn.
6db bic Wutter i6ren1 &in6e nt9t
BE bette PfIe9e 5uteil ton,n,en laffen
iuiu. Qesten Gnbes baben @iitter
bod an 70 bieleS 5u benten ,inb eiue
4lefnig3ett BET Der Bfege bes 9abhs
hmm ibrer aufmertf tfamteit let&t ents
fallen.
Wian&mar f&reit bas Wabb muir.
iiut Gufmer1tamteit at erreger,.
e6aeIinge bis ou 6 Ionaten i9la<
fen malf@ ettpd IS btS 20 Stunberl.
&uf bteie @eiie iorgt bte Natur fiir
Gner9ie 8,i @a9Shlut llnb grlttptd<
INN. Ia1 GtrdmpeIm unb 8riim<
men Bee netnen airiber ipdbrenb ber
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
|8c4bierfeit bel Sen
l,1iti9ert Set,paben
Mnxhsa. s(as =.
Wodbier fluf in StrSmen unb alle
Mntueiennen amiiiierteu iidl

Mnmeiennen amiiierten iidl
yon oelltiden @eranltalt,luaeu, sic
in Der alten Seimat iiblid, no, naf,m
aud Der Shtpdbiide SGnaerbuno in
oleiem Sano 9eiib. IS tpar Elm god.
bierfeit. lleber lanse @eile fonnte
li6 niemano beflasen. Gs gab per-
Ihieoene isloor Sbotps uno Seinie
S6miot's Sittle German 9ano aob
Die 1an5mltiit uno ipiele 81 oen Sic.
bern auf.
Viele befannte @eiibter tparen in
Der Shtpel5er Safe 81 ieben. 0a
tparen @illiam Suolett, unier fiir
Wieoermabl lalfenoer 2eeislatur- -slb,
georoneter, Poli5eib;lfsproiecutor %.
S6neioer lno Srou. 8eoafteur Geo.
Shneioer, NGfermeiiter gsid
SdiBler, slnbp Mautb. isrant STREET
bon Ser 8lalen Gonau, @febgermei,
tier Siinoerbanf II. 5rau, Soc Soisl,
bauer uno 5rau bonn goseipater Gar.
ben, islfreo @utt llno 0rau lmo piele
Oie Sdauaben baben INNER @eil,dJ
auer GroBen uno uarrm nibt, bort
fann iih aud Ger @eriugite amiiiie,
rem nno mir Wollen nidt iueiter ari
oie 5loor Sbotp eingeben, aber tper
bel Die Sdluaben gebt uuo laden tpia
Der fann es BORT. Gergeiien iie alio
einen 8eiud BEL oen Sd)tpaben bel
irgeno einem 8ergniigen ni6t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
Ice,-Hockey
Syracuse Stars VS. Barons
Sat. March 16

Cleveland, Ohio, Marlh IA
Hockey fans may be taking their
final look at the ClevelandBarons
for 1910 on Saturday night when
the local icers meet the Syracuse
Stars in the last home game of
the season at the Arena. ....,.sss,
Cleveland and Hershey are still
fighting savagely for third dlace
in the western division and the
issue may not be decided until the
final games are played Sunday
evening. One of the two teams
will be eliminated from the cham
pionship playoffs which start neqt
Tuesday,. .. - =.
If the Barons drop into fourth
place. it will be a severe rlow to
Coach Bill Cook, who led last
years aggregation to the league
title. Last Saturdaf theCleveland-
ers came thru with a satisfactory
Al victory over Springfield on
home ice. But the following eve
at Providenle they suffered a
heart-breaying 81 defeat
Saturday nights finale viii see
the leagues leading scorer, Norm
Logging of Syracuse.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
N,.n,6t,iet,s Slette ertGlt
crei N1eter>G Gerpe>e.
bccte

Yaris. Trei neutrality-suspicious.
lino allf Der ,sabrt pon Gn9lano iiber
Sronfreid,s &analipltem nod Dem
Mfittelmeer II. Dem Sdpparsen Meer
in Garis eirgetroiien Sie in Gng-
lanb geballten ssabr5ellge, Sdliffe
bon ie 80 Scnnen. baben cine 2dnge
bon IS SUB !,no ennpideln cine 8e-
ifminoigfeit bon 45 ¬en. Sic
linb nit Sorpeoorobren, Slugserg-
neutrality-suspicious. 0tuId)inenge.pebren
lno @aiier.@ .@ombenihlelloern gum
&f gegen llnterieeboote allsge-
riiitet. SSSebes bat cine 9eiatlng bon
IS Mann.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
8efa,tntn,taet,afto
ii6er ben Griuerb Der bemtiden
Staatsangeb6rigfeit in bcm in bas
0entide Meid eingeslieberten
Chgebieten.

Nab Dem M,moerlaB oes Meibs-
miniiters bes Ssnnern pom 90. Nop.
1889 iino oieienieen bentiden Bolts.
5m9ebOrigen, sic 5ur 3eit Der ginelie=
oerllng ser Sitgebiete in oas 9eutife
Reib Die 9an5iser begin. Die poln.
iife Staatsangeborigfeit beieiien ia,
ben. oeltibe Staatsangeb0rige.
Yerionen, sic Saourh Die oeuti6e
Staatsangeborigfeit ertporben baben.
peroen gebeten, iib beim 9euti6en
&oniulat. 1922 Miolano Building,
Glepelanb, Ohio, Ihriftlid ooer per.
ionli6 81, mel6en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
Reid re<tnet t,idkt nit anerifi amf 1peit&pau
2lnertff auf 111aetnots Stnte aud, nift eeplant

Berlin. Ser 8eridt oes Sberfom.
fan6os Der Webrmabt iiber oas erite
Rrie9sbalbiabr miro IN ser gansen
oeufden Rreiie in GROCER Muimad)-
ung nieoeraegeben. Sn groBen
Sdlag5eilen miro seiast, oaB oieie
s Nonate oie rllniibertpinolihfeit
oes Reides" barseton bGttcn. Gen
"idmeren feinoliden Gerllliten" iper,
Den "bie seringen beltiben Gerl,,ite"
gegeniibergesellt 3uglei6 miro &C.
fagt, bon oeutiber Seite ertparte man
fetne augemeine Sffeniipe ser slui,
ierten gegen Sen @eitpau. Gritmalia
tpiro audi angeoe,ltet, oob sic beut.
fhe Seeresleitlng inn 8eiten eben,
falls feine grcBen HlGne periolst.
Der ~8erriner 2ofalonseieer"
ibreibt: .Seds Monate arieg boben
fir lns al1f aqen 0ronten reide gr,
folee eebra6t. $50 Ser 8egner iidy
gum &fe ltellte. lit er seihlasen
tuoroen. $50 iih elm Nnsrifis3iel 5eig.
te, lit Der Mneriff erfolst.
~3ablen reSen cine niihterne nno
ein6ringlide Sprade. Die 8erlulte
oes @egners 5eigen, oaB es in beien
Nonaten ood nid,t 10 rl,bis eelpeien
lit. tuie es pielleiht auseeieben bat.
Sm 0,lrd)idnitt fat ser ;seino tag,
lid stuei Slug5ellse perloren. SIN
3anoelsfrieg ,puroen Gag iiir Gag
ollrbidnittlid mebr als brei Shific
nerienft. Ser 8erit)t hes Sberfon.
nanoos gibt AUDI cine Iiidenloie lie,
beriidt iiber sic beutifen @erluite
Gin Gburdiq f0nnte iid bier Elm 9ei-
ipiel nebmen. @ie tpeit cntfernt linb
Die tatiGhlihen beutihen ll=8ootper.
LUTTE - elf - bon oen Ybantoiien
zines britiiben Seeloros uno ieines
fran50iiiben &ollegen, sic beibe ibre
Grfolge auf As bis so belltite II.
8oote iteigern."
! rGrit Der Nnfana"
Die .Berliner Morgenpolt" idreibt
~@ir tpiiien, oaB 6ieie ieds Wona.
te crit Der Mnfane iinb.
~@ir 1piiien, oaB mir alle in 6ieiem
@ampfe nod idNpere Spfer gu ertra,
gen baben tperoen. Mber mir iino Der
ourh nibts 81 eridiitternoen 3u,
periidJt, oaB oieic Spfer uns Sen emo,
giiltigen Sieg bringen weroen."
Srud nit v8rufamariffs".
III Hriustp
gu Der 9atiade. oaB an ser @eit-
front felt feds Monaten oeutide rno
feinolide Truppen iib geseniiberite.
ben, obne oaB bisber entibeibenoe
aampfe itattsefunoen baben. erflart
Der militdriihe Mitarbeiter ser Der,
liner 80rien5eitllne", Maior a. 8.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14

agree with me that we sure are
proud of Fred and his showing of
such a performance where comle-
tition is very keen. We also know
that Fred is player we'll liked by
every one and feel sure that he
will go along way in basketball
So Fred keep up the good work
and lots of luck.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14
Canton Reflector
BY A Rookie.

Canton, O., March l4-After
a whirlwind weekend at East, the
Ambassadors of Goodwill re-
turned to their fair city early
enough to find the streets had
been washed, the dairy products
delivered and the cockell dooing
Of the roosters completed.
We're doing fine yanp, but let
us not forget our shut eye. Eh,
Otto?
Games
Expecting to see femme quail
ties in the preliminary, we were
greeted with hairy chests and
Dutch golfers. 1t is indeed anus
ing to see what married life will
do to man, but those West
Siders really gave US good game
despite their handicaps.
Dear old New Castle defeated
East 47-4l, but We'll take Fritz
Ungar as the "standout" player in
the battle. (e's from East.
To East
.Det. Schwenafliesch. aend da
Krappen schnacten feng, de
Ajovanten schpielten fenj aend
det B. B. Schpiel wor intressant.
Mer bedunken es siehr hiesch
for allies aend waenschen ech
Glaeck en- New Castle moren
owend.
Correction
Our Concert is to be held Sun
day, May 20. - not May Is as
was announced in last weeks pa
per. Please note the change and
plan to attend this affair in Can
ton - May 26.
New Castle
Mer wallen 10 kunn aend waen-
schen Ech uch Glaeck. aver net
schpielt dot "Nickelodeon' sonst
hiessen ech dess de "Nickelodeon
Series.
Sonst es New Castle EN- facing
Stagt, aend ech bicden dot allie
ola Saksen Sonnowend en- des
fraengtlich Gcnien kuc dot uer
as allies vel EN- olden Lund ang-
derhoalden.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-03-14

Sitler uno Stalin iiberl6rieben lpllr-
6e. Ser 9(nmalt ser 8anf erfldrte
in einem bem @erid)t nnterbreiteten
Mffioabit, Die beioen leitenoen 8e=
amten ser Corporation, Martin Nus-
LANDER uno Sulius 9. lreiloder, bdt-
ten ibm eeiagt, oab iie oie lleber-
ihreibung MIR aus Dem @runoe por-
eenommen bdtten Ger 8anf rl1nge=
le9enbeiten" 3u bereiten.