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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-24
LONDON SILENT

IOVNDON
LONDON, Feb. 23.-(R-The
British ministry of information
issued two pages of excerpts
from Premier Mussolinfs speech
today. The only comment ap-
pended was "Mussolini finished
his speech at 4:52 %, M"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
Monaco News
BY Hein-Chuck- Marty.

Monaco, Pa, Feb. l3-Speak-
ing Of basketball games we sure
ly had one and | do mean one.
Lorain came, they saw and hear
a sizzling, hot basketball team
from Monaco.
The game started out with a
bang for Lorain. Midway in the
second quarter they had a very
commanding lead OF fourteen
points. But an inspired Monaco
team soon closed the gap. At the
half the score was Monaco 81.
Lorain 80. From then on it was
nip-and-tuck with no more than
three points separating the teams
at any time. But for the good
news. the final score was Monaco
81. Lorain Sc.
Dit-Dats.
l hear that one of our young
members, on. F.), is stepping
out with an old heartbeat Hey
Marty. While we're on the sub
ject OF romance. I might as we'll
coment on the Parkcy and Katie
affair. You two have the whole
club in susnence, How about lett.
ing me in on. the secret. Parkey
BY the way. Marty. who is your
dream girl? .,.n
The dance was enjoyed by all,
but say do we have a real orches-
ira? And how. Namely, Mike
Smith, c. B. Fleischer. Gusty
Smith. Mary Fleischer, Bill Her.
man. John Schmidt (who did a
swell job OF impersonating Baby
Snooks), and later joined by Ma
rion Fenser and Jenny Schuller
The orchestra really did a
: swell job on that Happy Birth.
! day number for "Pete". may be
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
Canton K Reflector
By Elsie G.. Salmen

Canton. O.. Feb. l3-Fulfill.
ing my hopes and everyone else's
in Canton, the Bulldogs brought
home the bacon, another time
The score was 37-2S. Thanks for
the god time. Youngstown.
Our meeting was attended by
quite few. But there still could
have been more. We took in as
member Miss Sophia Gromes
We hope that YOU will continue
to be with us for long time and
that you will enjoy being one OF
It's. \ number OF important things
were discussed at this meeting.
After a rest. Cupid has again
begun to work in Canton. This
time one OF his arrows struck
Fritz Hockwarth and Sophia
Cromes. The best Of luck and all
the happiness in the world tc
both of you.
Singing practices are still held
every Tuesday night. The attend.
ance at them is also pretty slack
II we ere tc sing at any doings
we'll have to have more practice
Remember there is going to be
a Saengerfest in Canton this Fall
Since it is being held in Canton
we should be able to sing pretty
good.
This weekend, the Bulldogs
will play their last basketball
game. This is home game ant
since it is the last game. every
one should be there. Remembe,
Cobina and all the rest OF yor
Canton Saxons. this is the las,
time you will see our Bulldogs
play, and who knows they may
chalk another victory. How about
boys. will we have another vic
tory. Aow about boys. will we
have another game to be good
After all it is not impossible. A.
ter the game there will be mea
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
Ellwood City News
BY Katie Butch"

Ellwood City. Pa. Feb. l3-To-
night is the night for our first
attempt at having a Valentine
Party. BY this time "Torchy"
krestel is probably tearing out
her hair over last minute prepar-
ations for the aforementioned
shindig. How about it, Soph ?The
time has been set at 80 o'clock,
according to latest reports, so let
us all get down early and get off
to flying start.
Last Saturday night most OF
the Juniors attended the kids
dance or better known as Blasius.
Thanks to the efforts of the re-
freshment committee and to the
music OF the Colonial Club Or
chestra, good time was had by
all. even us "older folks" Thanks
a lot, Senior Lodge.
Meeting
Don't forget the meeting Sun
dayaiternoon at 2:3O o'clock. All
ticket money that has not been
turned in as yet must absolutely
be handed in at this time. Re-
member Sunday. at 2:3O.
To Monaco
IL present plans materialize
you'll be seeing some OF us at
your game tomorrow night.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
By "Mikey'

Alliance, O.. Feb. l3-Saturd.
found Alliance in New Castle.
Those of us who got to 60 thank
you, New Castle, for good time.
Although Alliance suffered de-
feat 32-27-they still had a good
time, and the meal hit the spot.
Meetings
Don't forget the meetings -
every Wed. at 800 p. m. at the
Sachsenheim. How about getting
a ping-pong tournament going !:
1t takes people to play game
so here is a hint!
To Farrell
Well Farrell, this coming Sat.
finds us in your fair city for the
wind-up OF our basketball games.
Well look forward to a good
time and - let's nope that the
weather does not spoil too many
peoples plans.
According to some reports that
we have been hearing, several
clubs are on the brink of a break
up. Please don't let that happen
Maybe you have not thought
about it much, but the T. s. ]. A.
is one organization where friend.
ship, good will and fun is found.
Just stop and think! This is a
place for us, we are doing Our
best to stick together so that in
time to come (soon, we hope) we
may boast of one grand organiza.
ton!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
New Castle News
By Paul Sander

New Castle, Pa. Feb. l3-The
Alliance Aviators visited our
home port last Saturday and
found the New Castle ack achs
very formidable. so they lost. 1t
was fast exciting game what
with shooting at the wrong bas-
kets ETC.. but leave it to the Sachs
to play ball as it should be play
ed. We hope Alliance had a good
time and here is hoping we get
together again soon.
1t seems quite in order to drop
a sincere thanks to our cooks,
Mrs. Ungar, Mrs. Sander and
Mrs. Gaertner, who have helped
us considerably during our whole
season. So the Juniors as a body
say. Thanks. . f..
i..t, r,.aa To Canton 80. .
: Next week our basketeers' set
sail for Canton. We are going to
come in as full a force as possible
so be prepared Canton for a big
evening. Just wait till you see our
teams new, barn dance-without
barn. H." D. -. .,.' II -,
Old Timers Game and Dance
February p has been chosen
for the date of our annual basket
ball classic between youth and
old middle age. There will be two
games, one with the original old
timers led by that refereeine
champ, A. Lang, and the other be.
tween our young boys of today
and the not too old gang who
burned up the League for three
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
Salem News
BY Kate Polder

Salem, O., Feb. 13-Salem
played host to Cleveland East
last week and we do hope that
you enjoyed yourself and hope
we see each other in the near
future. Cleveland won by the
clear margin OF 1915. The game
itself was very exciting. Salem
vas in the lead. then that fast
and furious team OF Cleveland
East came to the highlights, oh
we'll. the best team wins. but our
'eel'pgss slMsre, nQt hurt that AL
J can say for the game. only to
those who witnessed the game
can tell you that is was swell. 1t
is no wonder we did not conquere
East. that Albert Linder tried to
scare them away-making such
aces, at your age Al. shame We
hope that you folks enjoyed your
self and we certainly hope that
Frank found our city worth
while? Come again you folks. and
we will give each and everyone
protection. without the satisfac-
ton Of laterns.
Thank you ladies that did the
cooking. it was swell really, and
to you servers. thanks too.
Nothing to do tonight-well
come down to the club and ioin
N with the gang in the big party
we are going to have, Just mere
3 cents that you can spare.
To Lorain
To the game which we are to
rave tomorrow night you can ex-
nect few from Salem. So till
then. bye.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13

years OF stellar basketball. Such
well known ball handles as w.
Snyder, s. Snyder, ]. Binder. ].
Greai and other now faded stars.
Don't miss this battle OF supre-
macy between youth and old age.
Get your tickets from any Junior.
all you need is two-bits.
Convention News
Since the announcement of the
officers to change the old and
matrimonial clause. there has been
quite an uproar. This issue was
bitterly fought over last year and
it seems it is due to repeat. Here
is hoping the young people stick
together as they did last year and
keep the T. S. J. A. JUNIOR
Organization. Otherwise we will
have two Senior lodges. because
any young member on his or her
own two feet will. and should.
drop out. Don't drop out. stick
to it and fight the proposed
change as you did last year.
The Editor.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
Lorain News
BY Clara Deutschlaender.

Lorain. O.. Feb. l3-Lorain
travelled to Monaco Sat. and after
a nip-and-tuck battle returned
home on the short end of a 81 to
So count. The game was a thriller,
keeping spectators in and out of
their seats. The half time score
was $50 Monaco. In the final
half the Monaco team proved to
be the stronger and the final
whistle showed Monaco to be the
victor.
Congratulations Monaco, and
thanks for the swell meal and
grand time afterwards.
Attention Members
Our next meeting which will be
Feb. II, is Of great importance.
All final arrangements for Our
Penny Supper must be made. All
members who possibly can.please
attend.
To Salem
Well be expecting you Satur-
day. so bring down the whole
gang. Prepare for rip-snorting
game and a good time afterwards
Girls Bowling
The girls will resume their
bowling next Sunday at the
usual time after a weeks vacation
The single girls are really out to
win this time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13

Unless otherwise notified, the
postponed games OF this past
season will be played off as fol-
lows: i+T
February %
Cleveland East at Lorain
Youngstown at Salem
March
Monaco at Cleveland East
Salem at Youngstown
March s
OF possible)
First Play-Of game in Eastern Div.
March Is
Second Play-Off III Western Division
March 90
Third Play-Off Game if necessary
Place to be announced after end game.
Following are the League Standings
not counting the Monaco VS.. Farrell
and Canton VS.. Lorain Games. These
games were not received on time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
Marriage
Announcement

Mr.. Edwin Schoebel of Cleve-
land, Ohio, announces the mar
riage of his daughter. Helen M.
to John M. Bretz, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Bretz. 1867 West
73rd Street. Cleveland. on Feb
lst, lo4l. The couple are making
their. home with the groomes
sa. =, .,-. e.. ~.a.-... aaHa.,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
Cleveland East News
BY Frank ]. Gable.

Cleveland, Ohio. February l3-
\ fighting Salem quintet extend
ed Cleveland East to the utmost
but Easts squirt in the last five
minutes proved the margin of
victory. Half time score: East 10,
Salem lS. At the end of the third
period: Salem q. East 26. Final
East 40. Salem So. Myron Kauf-
mans field goal in the final min
utes OF the game clinched the
victory. The Salem referees laxi-
ty in stopping the players rough
tactics caused rough and tum-
bic game. After the game a good
time was had by all. Thank you
Salem for your excellent hospit-
atty.
Feb. |, Clevel. East travels to
Youngstown. Arrangements have
been made for both a girls and a
boys game. The first double bill
of the season for the East club.
Present indications are that East
will travel by bus. See or call
George Miller for particulars.
Sunday, Feb. l6. East travels
to Lorain for a bowling match.
The contest is to start at 7:3O
P. NJ.
Three East Juniors were born
on Feb. II and they have decided
a celebration is in order. The three
members are: Helen Stefani,
! Mary Schuller and Frank Gable,
Gertie Baatz is planning to 60
to Camp Shelby in Miss. to visit
Ed Faith. 1t is only few miles
Gertie.
The Stefani girls, Helen and
Hilda, gave a dancing exhibition
in Salem. They are plenty good,
eh boys? nc ~ .:.,H W ..
Bill Miller, who is vacationing
in Florida informs his u many
friends that the Florida temper.
atnre is 81 degrees. He says
"Golfing and swimming are
especially attractive in Feb"
The Salem police contend tina,
yours respectfully is suspicious
character. A brief visit to the
house of law and order was en-.
joyed by all.
A hint to the wise is sufficient
Ruth Orend could improve he,
personality by exaggerating less
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13

and dance as usual. Come to the
club and have a good time. The
game will be played at Lincoln
Nigh School.
To New Castle
Bring gang and let's all have
a good time during and after the
game. | don't know if this is your
last game. but it is ours, so we
plan to have really good time.
To all the Saxon people in
Canton:
Send your children to the Can
ton Saxon Juniors. Encourage
them to join and attend our do
ings. regularly.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13

a little late Pete, but here is wish
ing you a very happy birthday.
.. To Cleveland
Just a reminder that we are
looking forward to our game with
you. We really believe it will be
a grand game. You can expect a
lasge crowd of US. Well be SEE
ing you soon. Auf Wiedersehen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
Farrell HishIishts
BY Sammy.

Farrell, Pa. Feb. lS-Thc past
weekend the Farrell Club was on
edge for their game with Cleve-
land West. 1t all ended in a sur
prise and sad finish. The game
was forfeited to Farrell and the
weekend was almost spoiled. We
are very sorry to hear about the
trouble your club is having. and
hope that it can be Strengthened
out before more serious trouble
occurs. The members OF our club
that made the trip to West any
way had very good time. Sorry
we got our signals mixed. we
would have liked to play the
game. anyway. thanks for every.
thing; here is hopinetwe see you,
gang soon. Congratulations or
your birthday, Honey.
1t seems that a few OF our mem
bers would like to help me or tell
me how to write this column
Anybody who wants things writ,
ten in this column knows where
they can get in touch with me.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
WESTERN DIVISION

Scores Of last weeks games:
Canton Sc - Youngstown %
New Castle . - Alliance (forfeit"
East 4O--Salem SO.
Lorain 56-MOnaca 81.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13

- decorative holder has been
invented to grip the bone of leg
of mutton or lamb to facilitate
fcarving.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
To Alliance

Since this is going to be the
last game OF the regular season,
we would like to send the season
off with bang. Well be expect
ing a large crowd to make this
explosion possible. so we'll be
seeing you on the 18th.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
AMENDMENT
I. S. J. A.
By John H. Lang.

Not long ago rs J. \. oflic.
er remarked that we Monaco Sax-
ons were bunch OF cry babies"
Can il be that such an old. large
and established club unit like
Cleveland West is resorting tc
such tactics?
Cleveland is practically the
birthplace OF the Junior Saxon
movement. For it TO want to dis.
entegrate now when going be,
comes a little tough, is hardly be.
fitting an example to set for the
"cry babies"
A few years ago it was the
smaller units who were most ad.
versely affected by the age limit
and marriage clause. Now that
we have overcome this obstacle
we find that The Constitution is
to be amended. Why? Because
Cleveland West is having trou.
bic putting on the field a winning
team! Is this cricket. SCHNEIDER
Are YOU sponsoring an amend.
ment to pump new life into one
organization who is only, cyine
because OF the lack OF 4 little
penny candy.
THE MARRIAGE CLAUSE
AND AGE LIMIT
should NOT be amended. As
it now stands and with the
calling In OF young men to the
ss-vice,the club nnits will have
to cali on the younger men,
bers to fill their places Is not
this accomplishing the aim Of
the T. s. J. A.? Will not this
lead to bigger and better teams
In the future and help expand
the T. s. J. A.?
Amending the Constitution is
an easy way out at the present
time. After all '(Winning the
game is only half the pur-
pose."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
SAXON LEAGUE
BOX SCORES
T. S. ]. A. BASKETBALL
LEAGUE STANDINGS
EASTERN DIVISION

February 1st games included.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
To Monac;

ll present plans materialize
you'll be seeing some OF us at
your game tomorrow night.
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Auto Painting
Auto Parts and Wrecking
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Housekeeping Rooms

ASH 1862. near TrumhgU rooms.
beds steam heat. water. toilet So.
Ash. 1876. 2 and 9 clean warm rooms
hrst floor. adults
ATKINSON 1851. rooms shower
re5ecarate5. single coupe reasonable
Madison 1S3S
FRsKISE 276 Front three-roon anarf
mrnt clean, warm. $40 Cherry 03st
FIFTEENTH 3j57 Living room. bedf lom
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NhVNHoE. qga Jrnrrsonl Comfartau,
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oterFtrHg furnished.
PUTNAM 1920 Three housekeepI1E pr
vafe rafr children welcome S. 30
Madison -
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WINDER, 260 Sleeping rooms
$3.50 and up weekly.

COLORED furnished room Tor gent couple
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Apartments for Rent
Unfurnished

BETHUNE. W, 1870 Heated 4-room apt.
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CARY, SAC. AZ V. Jefferson 4 rooms. see
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|IFRNOR 1850 corner Gray rooms.
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Suburban Real Estate for Sale
Lake and Riuer Property for Sal.

RESTRICTED homes.tes At surprisingly
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Real Estate Wanted

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Plaza 1880
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Housekeeping Rooms

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Townsend 1-G00s.
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4 partments for Rent
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Adults. $40 West Grand blvd
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COIORED Richmond 1851 tEsst Grand
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HI DAWSON
1000 LIVFRNOls

PLYMOUTH de 2ar. frh sedan.
rare huy only $3.50 trade or g du
Z. Oregon, heated showroom. 1856
Grstioi
PLYMOUTH 10 5-psss trunk sedan eN
trss too heater. etc finish m mirror
black; don't delay, only $St5. is months
TO pay.