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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Detroit Printers
Seek Title Today

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. DE
troit's unbeaten team today will
seek 10 repeat a previous victory
over New York and If successful.
will go home with the thirty-first
annual union printers baseball
tournament championship.
If New York. beaten only by the
Motor City nine, wins, another
game will be played tomorrow.
Detroit eliminated Chicago yes
terday, Sd, with Norm Seldom
pitching seven-hitter. Ludwig
tripled and Stein singled him home
in the seventh inning to provide
the winning margin Egan led the
Detroit attack at the plate with
three singles in four trips. The
winners stole six bases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Bomber Wants
Nova Bout Here
International New. Service wiz.

NEW YORK, Aug. Joe
Louis, heavyweight champion of
the world. wanted couple Of
things today
As a matter Of business, he
wanted 10 fight Lou Nova at De-
troll.
And as a matter of pleasure. he
wanted 10 hurry away from New
York 10 swing his golf clubs in the
Ohio Negro tournament at Cleve-
land
He said he hoped Jacobs would
hold the forthcoming title tusSle
at Detroit rather than New York
or Chicago, because "ah wants TO
sec Detroit get a big show this
Fall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Star Golfers on WAY
MeadoWbrook Tourney Opens With Todoy's l8-Hote
Qualifying Round; Wehrle- Sheehan Defend Title

Ahern and Homer Davidson, who
won the recent Red Run tourna-
ment.
With so many strong pairs
starting. it is believed that 10
assure a place in the championship
fight of Is pairs it will be neces-
sary 10 crack par.
A year ago nine teams tied at 90
played off for the last two places.
And two with siXty-fves-Jim
Ferrier-Art Doering and Freddy
Kammer-Lew Wendrow-tied for
medal honorS.
Following today's qualifying
round of 18 holes two rounds of
match play are scheduled for to-
morrow and Sunday in all flights.
Sunday afternoon final will be at
1S holes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

seventh, scored DOGGY on the
eleventh and a birdie on the
twelfth.
His rounds at Cascades were
SO, IS. II and 90 for the 277
total.
Finally, after Gambler got
through with his long eulogy of
Sellers, we got TO meet and
learn something about the
latest addition 10 Michigan's
Open champions, which included
such celebrated golfers as Al
Watrous, limerick and Charley
Kocsis.
1T was Mr.. KOlb who
-- brought me to Detroit" Sch
lers explained. "You see, Mr..
Kolb had used to come to Hot
Springs, where I was an as
sistant pro at Hot Springs
Country Club. In fact, l was
born and a-reared at Hot
Springs and caddied at Coun-
try Club there"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

An all-star lineup which includes
some Of Gne countrys outstanding
amateurs were 10 tee off today
at Meadowbrook in the qualifying
round of the clubs fourth annual
invitational tournament. a best
ball event.
MILFORD Wehrle OF Chicago anC
Tommy Sheehan Of the home club
who won year ago, will attempt
TO repeat
Opposed TO them are such pairs
as Willie TurneSa, former National
Amateur champion, and Art Doer-
ing. the Chicago star; Walter
Burkemo and John Barnum. the
Texan who was low amateur in
the National Open, and most OF
the leading players from this
district. among them Randall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
BUNNY i'm Jail
Goes A. W. o. L. to Brooklyn and NorU He's
Going to Texas Under Military Escort

battle the then welterweight
champion Fritzie Civic. He was
beaten badly and ended up in the
Fort Jay hospital.
Discharged from the hospital
Wednesday, Davis decided he'd
like a little vacation--without the
army's knowledge. He took it,.
And the military police found him
in his usual haunts in Brooklyn.
BUNNY will be escorted under
armed guard back 10 Texas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Will Make Pros Here 90 Some

fnn should that boy putt Gambler exciaimedbrnps
25 30fooers like Diaggo hits home He played
par golf today without trying He'll make these
some around here
The par Meadowbrooks testing 6445yard is IL
recalled Sellers his last round Cascades
otaed CO. dropped puts of 30 and 40 feet
tacuar stretch that included five brides of six holes in
hfded holes starting with th
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Waldorf AII-Star Coach

CHICAGO. Aug. l. QNS) -
Lynn Waldorf. head coach at
Northwestern University, wa S
named today as one of the coaches
for the 1871 college eleven which
will face tho pro champion Chi
,Gass- IaaEs "a. sSeIsliaE k.sld-Ai4ElSt
IS in the annual All-Star football
classic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
da6k
s BY 1sonIacdonfu
SPORTS EDITOR
Glib Sellers. Edeewood's Impresses Gambler By
New Pro, Is Golfer Dropping Long Puts
ToWatch in Journeys Halls from Hot Springs
GLIB PLAYS MUSIC ON HIS PUTTER

Clarence Gambler thrilled strobe off the eighteenth
at Meadowbrook where standing watching the play
Noddng in the direction partner broadheudered
Tam o Shanter professional doomed
There's gofer-and don't mean maybe!"
Gamblers partner chunky Gilbert Gib) Sellers the
Len Kobs Edgewood Golf Club Lower Straits Lake
While kind word from ISLAM Gam" Gambler, mightest
golf ball whacker in history couldn't hurt anybody to reader
sports the acclaim hardly necessary establish Sellers
fame the links
With amazing total of 277 for ~ holes second best the
history of the Sellers the Michigan State Open cham
piehsp at Cascades in Grand Rapids than week The
only total that exceed Chick Harbers
Torrance of 268 strokes Jackson a few years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Howard Jones Body
To Be Taken East
LOS ANGELES. Aug. -

LOS ANGELES, Aug. Inns
The body of Howard Jones
famed University of Southern Cali.
fornia football mentor, was 10 be
taken East today for burial serv.
ices at Middletown. o.
T. A. d. Jones. former Yale foot
ball coach and brother of the late
Trojan coach. and Jones son
Clark, will accompany the body
Eas. Burial services will be held
Tuesday in the family plot at Mid.
dletown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

layout is anything but SiD |A-r-'>
pushover, Sellers a 81 for is holes there
Besides that achievements the include
holes-inoneone with No 2 iron a 225yard hole and
the other on 165-yarder with a No. 6 iron.
Thirty-one years old and single. Sellers is ef 10
children musical Ozark Mountains family He has four
brothers five Though he play banjo and
ukeee Glib always figured himself failure unsteady
50" always wanted to play of Bob Burns bazookas.
Sellers explained.
HE plays the bazeeka- with 3e-foot patts Gambler
cut in.
When playing golf the banjo uke, Sellers enjoys
himself fishing for bass hunting quail Occasionally
ne will bowl bit
But KANT do things with those bowling balls like
like" Sellers declared.
His ambition is to play in National tournament
Besides the Michigan Open the state champion tourn2
ments have been confined TO competition in the ST. Paul
Open and the Chicago Three years ago, he
toaled 2S5 be tied for nineteenth place the ST. Paul
Sellers explained that the tourney up in the Mime
sofa capital pretty hot affair."
"Dck Metz 1t with a that II under par,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Lions Sign Center
And Two Scouts

Signing Of George Sarris. 200
pound center from Providence Col
lege and Clare Randolph and John
Schneider, as scouts, was an
nounced today by Graham Smith.
general manager Of the Detroit
Lions -+ppe-SeeutS- -rrfeff,-
berS Of the 1895 championship
team. Sarris is the fourth center
10 be signed in the last 10 DAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Y Fencers Meet Zorro

Hoping to even up its score, the
Western Y. NJ. c. A. fencing team
will face the Zorro fencing squad
from the Brightmoor Community
Center in an invational meet Fri
day at p. m. in tho Western Y
Zorro won the last rect, 1872.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

Island today still insisting he
doesn't want to return to his post
al Camp Hulen, Texas.
But BUNNY. nevertheless, is
going back. That is, after he
serves a little time in the guard
house for being A. w. O. L.
Davis was transferred TO New
York from the Texas cann 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Master VS.. Pupil
That Situation to Prevail in Worlds Title Match
OUer Weekend Between Wood and Ghezzi

International News service Wire
GIRARD, O., Aug. 1.-The golf
battle this week END between
Craig Wood, National Open cham
plon from Mamaroneck, n. y, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Bucs Option SN.noovich

-PIIISELB.--Il. -Au.....li.- -lINSl
Nick StrinCcv.Ch, -J-ycar-old
right-hand finger. has been OPP
toned 60 Milwaukee in the Ameri-
can Association by Pittsburgh.
subject TO recall on "a hours
notice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

will be a battle between master
and pupil.
GhezZi, the 29-year-old Italian
who beat Byron Nelson in a memo-
rable extra hole battle for the
p. G.. A. crown. was a protege OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

NEW YORK, Aug. /. - Al
Dummy Davis, tough Brook
Ign welterweight boxer and army
private, sat forlornly in the guard
house at Fort Jay, Governors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

Woods Just a few years back.
In addition 10 the title Of "un-
official worlds champion - the
winners OF tho NcaI.s two biggest
tournaments will be matching
shots for the winner-take-all 81
500 prize money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

represent Detroit in the world
championships here September
1914. inclusive, and take part
in the colorful Pageant Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

Vic Ghczzi, =. G. a. titilst from
Deal y. j., today was being hailed
as something more than the I'm
official worlds championship
The 72-hole match play test
starting tomorrow over the Ma
honing Country Club course also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
TOdnw Is DeMdEinp for. SOflbNH Entries

American Youth program which
annually opens the world cham
pionship games.
Other championships include
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
tFreddie Co(hrane
Headed for Army

HILLSIDE. n. j., Aug. l.
(INS)- Freddie Cochrane. new
world welterweight champion, APP
peared headed toward service in
the army today
Cochranc undcrWcn; 2 medical
examination order by his draft
board yesterday. and Fred IIaele
head of the beard, said il is likely
the champion would he indicted
foi service sometime in September
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Rudy Leaves Nine
Stranded During
Yankee Sweep
special to THE DETROIT TIMES

BOSTON, Aug. lit took the
Yankees five hours and Is minutes
by the big stadium clock atop the
scoreboard TO topple the Tigers
twice, 6-3 and so, in the getaway
at New York. But
to poor Rudy York IT seemed a
matter of days and not hours.
II was one OF the most terrible
afternoons the big Tiger broad
back has had 10 live through. 1t
was a long series for him, too,
though decided two games TO one
in the Yanks' favor in two playing
days.
Tuesday, Rudy came trundling
up to bat six times and didn't
make a hit. Moreover, he left
nine runners stranded.
In yesterdays 13-inning opener
that went 10 the big Bronx
bomberS 6 to 3, on Charlie Keller's
three-run homer, York was up
five times. still hitless. and left
two wayfarers on the paths. If he
could have come through with a
long poke in either clutch, the
game never would have gone into
extra innings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

Bull'S-Eyel Pfeiffer's Beer in glas-
olite containers no bottle de-
post 10 pay!-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
BATS SEVENTH

For the second game, Manager
Del Baker dropped him out of the
-clean=up lot-and let him fall
gently down to seventh place in
the lineup. But it didn't snap
Rudy out of his doldrums He did
icontrive to beat out an infield hit
in three plate appearances, but
again deserted pair of gray-clad
runners.
Fourteen times at bat, one hit
and 13 men left on base is no way
for one of the big bruising batters
of the American League TO behave.
The 14.795 paying customers at
Continued on Page lS)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

Errors -Alhrecht. Mueller Pfender. Runs
batted in Pfender. HI Schmidt .. Dove
dite LudwiC Stein. Two-base his GorsN
EEan--A .i.l..E.--,., as-l.-.sals-t
Home run Schmidt stolen bases -Pfender.
stein, Anderson. Numbers. FEan. Ludwig
ChIcArn 4. Defrnit s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Set Record "a

While Hot Springs
Country Clubs 6,700-yard
layout is anything but a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

Totals 80 2 % 10 Totals 30 %
Chicago O13 600 600
Detroit 0l0 $50 i0X-s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
How They Stand

Games behind leader.
Yesterdays RESULTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Sees Niqh+ Golf in 3 Years

Glib" recalled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01

Continued on Page l8)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
HeSslie 6rasiani leete
Kcnti1tanNc nicHcr

Som. Stolo @oriboloi ,ultrhe De,
Hahfolacr pon Wur'hall Hobolfe
@ra5iaui oils @ouncrnelr 2ibpens
uno @efeblshnbcr Ser itnIieniiden
Sruppen in NoroaIritn. 9efanntlih
perlor er bolo gun5 @ibnen an oir
GnelGnoer, nuhoem er einiae Wouo'
re porber Ole GnglGnber bis 80 0tei
fen an oen Sue5fouol 5uriifaeihlu'
ocn bate. Sein 9tod,iolger ,plirhe
,Stalo @aribpIbi Dem Sinuc mad. in
Mirflichfeit hat abcr ser oelltIhe
Ritter bon Cup, eiu Bauer. sic 6iib-
rlns in S1noen. @rasianis Hiidtritt
luuroe bereits Dor / @oheu poraus.
aelagt rno es bat 5ugetrofien uno
ser nGd,lte giiidtrilt ion ser bon
Muiiolini icIber lein.
@ro;iuni ,purnc Ser NahIoIaer
Aes Mur'hnIl 0alho. Ser eincn nod
uift nligetldrteu Soo erlitt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
FRIENDLY WHALE.

Natives Of Pole Anchorage.
Alaska, tell queer story of a
whale. which each year freqeunt-
I'd the waters of Summer Straight
disturbed no one. and was known
~ the name of Nom Baker. Ac-
~ording to the. story in Boys Life,
the natives developed a kindly
feeling for this visitor. who mind
ed her own business. and when
she was attacked by killer whales
many fisher boats went to her
rescue. driving off her attackers.
"And now comes the most as
tonishing part OF the whole in
'"ident. When the fight was owe,
the whale lay perfectly still on
the water and for a while it was
thought she was dead. but when
the boats fed back into the port.
YOU can believe it or not, that old
whale followed them in and did
not go out any more until the
next morning. She was plum
scared and wanted the protection
of her friends, the trollers. As the
boats went out to fish the next
morning she went out with them
and she was not seen any more
until about a month later, when
she showed up again a god as
ever. Who would believe that
whale had that much sense?"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
Die Shallplatte 1T iebt
crit 90 1atrc alt

Stem Dorf. 9lls es Gbiion 1880
5um erlternal gelang, 9lanee me,
faniih aufSuseihnen, Ga hattie er Elm
tehniIhes @unoer iertiagebraht,
oas sic @elt sum SeiI beitaunte,
gum Seil fir Sererei ticlt. Mit Col
ion iuar bic SdlolplGtte eeboren, oie
in Den 60 Satren ibrcs @eitebens Ell
ncn unreraleid)lihcn Sicacs,ua ourd,
hic aan5c @elt nngctrctcn hot. Ser
Rllnhii,nf bat oic'cn Sieaesiu9 nidlt
beeintrddItiat. icnbern hot iih i'm
(Segenteil III Ieiueu Troeronlmen
iiberall Der Sd,allplattc bcbicnt, Die
audi als llnterrid,tsnittel nitt mehr
entbehrt mcrben fam.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
Sleiih<Debattc
,ur Kcnicrcn,

@aibinatcn. q e&outroperie iLber
Ole Irage, Oh oic @unoesmarine ar
aentinilhes @ithlcnileiIh faufen bari
ipuroe eineln gcmcinIomen &onieren5=
9lusihub bcioer S0lller 5lr GntId,ei.
Dung iiberantlportct. SSm Senat NOR
oie Torlaac fiir Nnfnlti hllrd, Stims
nergleidbeit obaelchnt moroen -
neil @iseprGiioent @nnace aerabe
Sllnh eiien ge9anaen nar uno 10 Die
Reeierunasnorlaae. ipelhe Elm oltes
@eies oes Gerbots ser Marien aus
lpGrtiec @oren su fouTcn. abIhaiien
ioate, niht 5uarniten Der Meaie.
rlngsporlagc entid,eioen fonute. Gr
bat oas Hedht ser Stimmnbgabe MIR
in iolhen iSGllen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
46iettpertrao brit,et
Hsoiermt,esit,,r,
ShIub pon Seite I.

sic 1Sraae aeItellt Oh Sic Scfpietre'
oierl'na bon ocm 9lbihllb ocs Taftes
benod,rid,tiat porocn lei. PIN Spat.
natlnittoo hotten Die Stlloel1ten cine
britiit'e Slogae an Ser Sonoel sbod.
id'ule befeitiat.
Frin5reaent Youl. ser iif am
Hunoillnf sic llebcrtraqllng Der I'M
ter,eihnrnas Tormoli'Gten ols @ien
onbSrte. bate icIbit sic H(biitt iiber
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Iprefen. sEebr OILS 5000 MGnner
l,no ,srauen iunhen 'id) oli oem
Morftplot in 9eIaroo ,,lIonlmen.
Sic Soaen iibcroa inter R,lien
nicoer nit ser "|crrGter Reqierlma"
ourt, bie Stroben.
Die @claraber SertilIobrifcn iten.
ten ibren getrieb Elm, oIs oie 9lrbeis
ter sl,m 1roteIt aeaen sic llntcr5eid. J..
nlna hes |crtraacs sic @crfe per.
Iieben.
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oen unn1iinoigen Gonig Geter uno oas
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Sitierbien, ianeen sauienoe alte So.
mitabid)i= oieber. (Sie Gomitabif,is
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alts Der Selterreid,iih -llngariIhen
slrmee i'm @eltfrieg. Sic ainaen gu
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uno mondler oeutid,e SoIout fam
Iif berielben gut erinnern.)
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haftlnaen mohtc oie Yolisei n,,r
lhtpahe 9lnitrengrnaen. sic Huhe
nieoerhersuitellen unb iou iih bic
llno ou oen Senonltrntioucn ongc-
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arcuticns geneIbet, ociicn ISiibrer
'hcn oft crflGrt hattcn, ouG lie sic
GelttId,en hcrheirlticn niiroen. ions
'hrc Sd,iuieriafeiten nit Sen Serhel
7idIt aeIoit lpiirhen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
El|wood City News
5v "kat,e Butch"

E,llwood City, Pa. March 27-
Our bowling season has come to
a close. The Feather Merchants
are in the lead. 1t was a tough
fight but it was grand while it
lasted. Don't forget the banquet
folks--the two losing teams are
commencing to make plans for
the big feed.
We all wish to extend our SYM
pathies to Steve Schuster who
underwent a operation at the
local hospital. Here is hoping you
will be up and around again. The
Ink Spots' need you. They are
on the tail end OF the bowling list.
Dance
Why sure, at Our last meeting
we all put our heads together and
decided to have another dance. 1t
is a spring dance - booked for
April 10Th. Please come-all OF
vou-let's make il like old times.
Wen guarantee everyone OF you
4 good time. Our last dance was
swell but this one is going to be
better yet. Don't forget and mark
this date on your calendar under
the Must Do" list. Keep your
eyes peeled on this column.
We are indeed happy to an
nounce the marriage Of two OF
our members. Louise Greger and
Walter Zieglcr. We wish to con
graduate both of you and wish
you health and happiness thru
out your marriage career. Since
our constitution states that any
member getting married is auto
matically suspended and since
Walt and Louise are just swell
kids to us we felt it necessary
to make a bv-law--which reads
as follows: Any member of the
Ellwood City Junior Saxons gett-
ing married is still an active mem
Der until the end of the year. af.
ter which he or she will be auto.
matecally suspended. So Wall
and Louise you are still part ot
us and we are happy to have you
with us. We also got a new mem
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
Kampi I'M, Sreikeit
,Aicl Scr Dentcfrotiett

@nihington. 9orb Saliiar iprah
hicicr Gage iibcr bas Raoio Dor Der
TiIorims Socictn. Or erflGrte. bah
Sic Meirursen fiber ssrieoen in bel
@elt iidl mehr uno mehr 81 cine,
@creinielmg ser Sheen ser Mmerifa.
ner nit Sen GnalGnoern enttpidle.
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'pGt fame uno Oh cine Snpaiion Gue.
lambs bon Grfolg lein tonne. beant.
lportcte er nift einseln ionoern er
!neinte bcioc suiommcn nit .Nein"
heont,pprtcn 5u tGnnen. Tie 6reibeit
uller Tolfcr. grpB ODER flein, lei oas
2icl ser &rie1iiibrlrng.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
Youngstown News
By Min Gobel

Youngstown, O.. March 27-
Last Saturday night we attended
the game and dance in Farrell.
Many thanks to you for such a
grand time.
Our next meeting will be held
on April |, at 8 o'clock sharp. In
our last meeting Our new officers
were elected. they are:
President, Dick Schuller
vicc.President. Eleanor Rausch
Secretary, Rose Bokesch
Corsp.- .-Sec'y, Isabelle Bokesch
Treasurer, Ethel Greene
Fiu.-Sec'y., Sophie Theis.
The new officers will be in
stalled in our next meeting. All
members are requested to attend
the meeting and help our new Of
ficcrs in all club affairs.
Semi-Formal May Dance
On May 10. the Youngstown
Juniors will hold semi-formal
May Dance, we heartily invite all
to our dance. We can assure you
one OF the best times you have
ever had. One of the towns bes,
orchcstraS will furnish the music
There will be door prize, Z
waltzing contest and jitterbugg'
ing contest, so grab your partne,
and polish up on your dance. Re
member May 10 at the Saxor
club. Ruth Authenreith orchestr;
featuring Edwin Rendcl as solist
Special Notice
Due to certain causes the Skat
ing party has been Cancelled to ;
further date. See next weeks
column for full details.
Singing practice will be helt
every Tuesday night. Please at
tend regularly.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
"Fireside Chat" Little Comfort
As Army Boys Ask "How Lone?"
BY consrsssmun Frances P. Bolton -

The feeling is general that this is
important.
In case OF unemployment, this
,lan would mean t,;at il unable TO
find worl; when released from the
Army man would be ccrried for
Is weeks.
INSURANCE. policy holders will
L follow Will, interest the TNEC's
survey Of the insurance field. Those
who have read my previous refer
ence to tl,is will know that the in
y -stigation i. considered only be-
ginning, its goal being greater super
vision and control Of insurance COM
ranies ard to encourage Investment
II insurance funds in government Sc
curit;es.
It is said t,at ore Of the OPM
officials tool; occasion to soundly
scold an Army officer for placing
fre-control equipment among prior
ity requests. In military languag ge-
not under stood by the OPM--that
means gaigets for aiming ard con.
trolling the fire oi guns. rather than
IF. htint trucks.
mention it not in jest but merely
q, another areurlent why resnonsi-
Bile, practical men need to be given
the authority to produce for defense
in accordance with established
government policies, oi course.
A MEXICAN erpor. reports s':ow
n increase OF tonnage to Rt;!S.;a
T Il. sremS SoN,e,"'tnt illogical TO mon,
tsotlc asIo bc!iss'c these shipments S;lt
through rat'er rapidly to Germany.
I|hat is or path TO be in all thiS!'
Is it rot a moment srhew each of rs
should clear azsay the foo OF oay emo
tious and try to see cleorly sUkere
.4n:crica shoaId stand and sraa. rood
a. Want her to trazel?
ITha. Is .4mevico to yon?