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Evening star., 1941-12-15
GULL Lone Ace Win Capital Prize Defense Bowling PeGm
Smith Is First Ace of Hawaii u.
Named to Little AII-Americu
Back Was SporkpIug Of Island Grdmen;
Hunt Of Marshall Again Is Honored
BY the Associated Press.

q
YORK 15-The annual Little Al-Amerca football
compiled today features the selection
of player from the University Hawaii for the first time in its
eight year history
The Hawaiian Noe Smith yearold hafback Of Indian
parkug Of this years able University
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
Awaits HEARING
As Auto Thief
Time. stan Correspondent,

LANSING, Dec. 4.-Apprehended
by the owner less than a block
from where he allegedly stole an
automobile. Jay j. Leroy, II, of
Lansing township, was in the
county Jail today awaiting Cir
Ieuit Court hearing.
Leroy was arraigned before
Municipal Judge Louis f. CoaSh
yesterday and waived examination.
lie was unable TO furnish $1,000
bond.
State troopers said the boy stole
the automobile belonging 10 Jerry
IDenney and was driving around
the block when noticed by the
owner. Leroy said he was "just
taking a little ride" The youth
recently served a term in the
Boys Vocational School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
Recorder sCouri
Legal Adviser
Vague on Duties

Although as illegal adviser" of
the Recorders Court bench he has
no authority to advise, John K.
Graham is. nevertheless. an "ex-
cellent campaign worker"
"Graham worked extensively
during the last campaign, not
only for me, but for all the
Judges" Recorders Judge Ar
thur F.. Gordon said today. "Yes,
he worked for all Of us and he
worked very hard, and he did a
very good job.
II was on a letter OF recon-
Imendation> signed by Judge Cor
don that Graham, a former as
sistant prosecutor and prominent
Negro politician. was recently
transferred from the city pay roll
where he received 81, 900 as a law
clerk. to the county pay roll at a
salary of $4,000 year as legal
adviser TO the Recorders judges.
REASON UNEXPLAINED
The reason for the transfer has
not been explained and the entire
affair is now being investigated by
Prosecutor William f. Bowling.
Despite his new title. Graham is
banned from practicing law and
giving legal advice because OF his
nonpayment of the annual SIS dues
of the State Bar Association.
He was suspended by that or
ganization on May %, 1871. and
under state law. cannot appear in
any court in Michigan until he is
lreinstated.
Graham. who said he did not
think it mattered that he is under
suspension as he does not intend
TO practice in court, was very
vague in explaining the differences
between his job as librarian and
that of legal adviser.
"WILL BE DIFFERENT"
al know, however, that II viii
he different In lots of ways he
insisted
What are some Of the differ
ences?" he was asked.
There was long pause.
"Now look here" he finally
said, "there IL a great need for
the prevention OF crime In
Wayne County-why see nv
the papers that policy writer's
are even organizing into unions"
"Yes, hut how does that AZ
feet you as legal adviser >"
There was another long pause.
well" he said. 1.-The judges
might run into n lot of difficulty
on condemnation case and then
they would want q little legal
advice and they could call
on me-"
Anything else?" he was
asked.
mo. I guess that Is about ALL"
he said. except you can say the
job will be different in a lot of
respects"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04

partment headed by Sam Leve ir
an effort to trace report that
disqualification was granted certain
elected and appointed employees al
the expense OF the county.
Yesterdays seven witnesses in
eluded w. +. ASpinalle. eHiof engi'
neer of county buildings within
the city limits; discharged En-
gineer William J. Miller; Johr
Mcdonald plumber; Andrew An
IderSon, carpenter. and Leonard
Kronk. employe ST the tract index
department.
Miller and Aspnall were ques-
toned regarding statement that
President Frank y. Martell Of the
Detroit and Wayne County Fed
Grafton of Labor had forced pay
ment 10 an AFL building fund
under threat of losing their Jobs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04

Miller. Bowling declared. had sub
Stimulated the story of the pay
,ment. Miller produced a S37 receipt
TO back his statement. The receipt
was signed by wv. f.. Aspinalk",
Kronk, son OF the former COIN
Gilman, told Bowling. the latter
fsai1. that hearajt' sI.ps 4 month
dues TO af organization but could
not remember the name of the
club. He said he paid because l
felt il the right 10 do" Bowling
quoted him as saving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04

Bowling further promised 10
keep secret the names OF witnesses
who feared publicity might endan-
GER their position,
Bowling likewise revealed he
was checking accounts Of the de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
u. D. Debaters TO Toledo

Prof. Michael p. Kinsella. direc-
tor of speech and=eoaeh=efth the
University of Detroit debate team
ANNOUNCED today that his teams
first road appearance will be made
tomorrow and Saturday in the
direct clash tournament in Toledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04

that reluctance and eyaSiveneSS
on the part Of the witnesses QueS-
toned had led him 20 conclude
that a grand jury Investigation
would be necessary.
He said that While The grand
Jury INVESTIGATION went on no
would continue his own investiga-
tion authorized Monday into al
legged INSTRUMENTATION Of county
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
Addresses Mothers Club

Miss Joyce Jopling. head on ths
schools department of the public
library, will talk on What TO Iei
a Child About the Story OF Lie
nj / 80 p. m. tomorrow, before tnd
Mothers Club at the Mark IVAN
Library, $500 Gratiot avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
Bowling Asks for Grand Jury
To Probe County Government
Continued from Page one)
TO SHIELD WITNESSES

government. for which he Is Ia
make recommendations.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
READ YOUR
INSURANCE POLICY

Many a joke has been made
concerning the long provisions,
usually printed in small type. in
life insurance policies.
Those provisions are not put
there to bewilder you. They are.
instead. put there. to protect you,
and most OF them are specified
by law. Their purpose is to make
the life insurance contract abso-
lutely definite and specific. There
is no guess-work involved, no
vagueness.
Read your policy, and under
stand exactly what it provides
If you have difficulty interpret
ing the legal phraseology, ask
your agent to explain it to YOU
that's one OF his jobs.
Only if you understand your
policy perfectly, can you be sure
you're getting precisely what you
want and need.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Frank ]. Gable

Cleveland, Ohio. Sept. q -,
There will be no baseball game
This Sunday, however. there will
be a T. s. ]. A. officers meeting
IN Salem to decide when TIE base
ball championship games will be
played and to draw up a basket,
ball schedule for the coming sea-
son.
October 3 is the date for ,he
next regular monthly Junior
meeting. d.
November | is the date for our
annual Halloween dance. Every
one is invided. Oblige us by
keeping this date open on vcur
calendar.
On January lS, 1912. the Jun
.or Singers will hold their con.
cert. The last concert was pro.
nounced success and present pre-.
parations will tend to make this
concert an even greater success
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
CAPITAL CITY BITS
BY Katy Gotzmeister

Columbus. Ohio. Sept. Is
The Columbus Junior Saxon
Club cordially invites all T. S. J
\. members and their friends t,
!ttend the first annual T. s. J. A.
Semi Formal Dance to be held
'lere in Columbus. Ohio. on Sat,
Oct. Is. at Druids Hall, 874 Sc.
High Street. from 900 p. m. to :
Tickets are 75c per person. This
is also the date of the Ohio State
Northwestern football game.
We have engaged Will Marot
and his orchestra for this dance.
They are a favorite on the cam
pus for many colleges as we'll as
country clubs, conventions. ball
looms, night clubs and private
clubs. Their clever styled dance
rhythms will astound you wit,
their versatility and personality
Tickets for the game may be
purchased ahead of time. Reserv.
ed seats are $500. and General
Admission Sl.lO. If possible, we
would like to have all those
Juniors, who are planning tc at
tend the game, to send in their
names, addresses. and money as
soon as possible in order to get
good seast for the game. Tickets
will be mailed to you one weel:
before tie game.
Special rates have been granted
us for this date ut one of the
finest hotels, the Southern Hotel.
Rates per person, are SIPS with
running water. and $3.50 with
bath. We would appreciate your
sending US the number of per-
sons desiring to make reserva-
tions at this hotel as soon as pos
sible, as this will be busy week.
end because OF the football game.
This will be the first ari.ua!
T. S. J. A. Semi-Formal Dance,
and we hope to make it the best
ever. The committee is working
hard and we assure you al! the
best time you will ever have.
Please send all correspondence
to our secretary, Katy Gotzmeis-
ter, 1887 East Whittier Street,
Columbus, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
THINGS TO BE
DONE BY THE
AGENDA CLUE
Salute to America.

Cleveland. O., September ls-
The fourth annual Agenda Clul
semi-formal dance to be held a
the Westside Sachsenheim OF
Saturday. December 6, will carry
out the theme Of todavs head
lines. red. white and blue.
The dance. which will offer :
Salute to America" will again
afford members of the Aeend9
Club with an opportunity to EN-
tertain their friends with a hilar
ious and colorful show. whicl
has become associated with thc
yearly semi-formal.
A special committees now a
work drafting plans for the con,
ing dance.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
YOUNGSTOWN
JUNIORS TENTH
ANNIVERSARY
Bv Richard G.. Bauman.
Wick Mackey and his Orchestra
to play for the dances.

Youngstown. O., Sept. Is -
When the Youngstown Junior
Saxon Club celebrates it's tenth
anniversary the weekend OF
Saturday and Sunday. October 4
and 5. the guests will dance to
one of Youngstown's finest dance
bands.
Wick Mackey has been known
in the Mahoning Valley for over
IA years as a leader of an exep-
tionally good orchestra. He has
played at all the New Years Eve
and Presidents birthday balls
held at the Stambaugh Audito-
rum during the past few years,
and just recently closed the last
two weeks of the summer season
at The Mansion.
We know that the Juniors
will like this orchestra. and VIZ
have therefore engaged Wicl.
Mackey for both Saturday and
Sunday evenings.
A program of entertainment
that both young and old will en-
JOY has been planned for Sunday
afternoon. after which there will
be banquet.
We are grateful to the Ell
wood City Juniors for postpon-
ing their affair in order that We
can hold our anniversary at the
scheduled time. Fullest cooper
alton and support will be given
them in their affair scheduled for
November lst and End.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
BLESSED EVENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew w
Schmidt OF lO5lS Fidelity Ave.
Cleveland. Ohio, are very happy
to announce the arrival of sor
Ronald Michael of 8 lbs. II o.
at the st. Johns Hospital on Sep.
tember %. Both mother and sor
are doing we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt are both
former members OF the Cleveland
West Junior Club. Mrs. Schmidt
it will be remembered, is the
daughter of former president NJ
Rampelt. of Branch |.
Mr.. Schmidt is the presen
Juvenile Secretary OF Branch |.
The Ed.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
THE FIREMEN OF
LONDON

The Battle of Britain" has
brought to the notice OF the world
a new kind OF war hero-the fire
men OF London.
These men are not bemedalled
They don't march about to the
playing OF martial music. Indi-
viduallv, few of them are kncwn
But the fact that London still
exists is largely OF their doing
They take the most extreme risks
calmly and without fanfare, in
the line of daily duty. They &c
for days on end without sleep OF
rest, battling the fires the enc
mics great bombs create. A con
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
PREPARE YOURSELF
NOW FOR A
BETTER JOB

"Opportunity knocks for those
who are prepared", might well be
the WatchwOrd for all ambitious
people, especially the young peo-
pie Of today. Everybody wants a
good paying job but only those
who are qualified, by training,
will get the most coveted posi-
tions. Now,that business is again
i'll the upward swing. even the
unframed worker has a position,
but, when business slows down,
the less efficient person is the
first to lose out. Don't gamble
with your future. Prepare YOUR
self now.
Wilcox College of Commerce,
Inc. 3OS Public Square Bldg,
Cleveland, Ohio. can train you
for that better job. Write or
phone Main 2425 for iniorma-
tion.
D1n,en II
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
ALLIANCE REVUE
BY "Mikey'

Alliance, Ohio, Sept. Is -
Seems as though things just are
not what they should be any
more around here. The gang
seems to be losing interest or
something. Maybe some of you
will try to. remember all of the
good times we had while we had
a basketball team and club:
Really-you' people disappoint
me! Didn't we start out with a
wonderful attendance. Certainly
we did-then what happened?
Only some of the people had
enough interest to stick and keep
things going-really-there is no
excuse for it. We are the ones
who have to keep up our club
so what do you say-let's have
really fine showing at our first
annual T. S. ]. A. semi-formal
dance-let's have a fine showing
there if we can!
The Alliance Jrs. wish, a: this
time, to extent their deepest sym
pathy to the Mayer family. Mr..
Mayer passed away last Thurs
day morning-he was we'll known
and well-liked by al of the Jrs
and we are all going to miss him.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
CANTON REFLECTOR
By Elsie Salmen

Canton. Ohio. Sept. 25-NoW
that the Hayride is over, the
next big event is our Reunion
Dance. Those of the Juniors who
attended the hayride had a grand
time. Too bad that not more CT
YOU turned out for this event.
You don't know what you miss
ed. Two of the Monaco Jrs. came
TO our hayride. Soap and John
>>chuller. We hope, that you hal
4 good time. She must be prett :
nice for you to come all this way,
Soap.
October IL is the date of the
Canton Jrs. Reunion Dance
Dancing will be from 900 to I.
You will be dancing to one OF
the popular dance bands in Can
ton. The dance is to be held al
The Sachsenheim for all the for
'ner members of the Canton Jrs
MI out of town clubs are invited
70 attend this event. Let's ali
get together. old and new mem
bers. and make this dance big
success.
Open church will be observed
ut the wedding of Walter Schors
zen and Lavonne Shively, Satur
lay, Sept. y. The marriage will
be performed at the Zion Lu
theran Church, at 200 pm. Wal
ter was a former member of the
Canton and Salem Juniors.
The Canton Jrs. have beer
rather lucky concerning the draf,
and other means of service. But
It seems that always the best
members have to go. John Ro-
chus will be leaving to 60 to the
Navy. some time next month.
guess they are taking the cream
of crop now. All of the Juniors
will miss you for you have done
very much for the club. Don't
forget us for we'll be waiting for
YOU and we're all proud of you
'Porthole" Rochus.
Don't forget singing practice
every Tuesday night at the club.
Let's all turn out for these prac-
tices and make better and big
ger singing society.
Last Sunday, our ball team
played Salem. and lost another
game. This finishes the season
for our team. ....... .' ... .
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
SALEM NEWS
Bv Sue Herman

Salem. Ohio. Sept. 25-Thr
boys on our baseball team mus,
have had a better nights rest thi
week than last. because they de
'eated Canton Sunday. the score
being IS to 6. We are proud OF
you, boys. Keep up the gooH
work. You know why
Nothing could make a dance
more perfect than beautiful fal!
rolored decorations. low lights
smiling moon and sweet music
Do you agree? If so. be sure t.
reserve Saturday, October II,
for the Harvest Moon Dance il
Salem. Plans are being made fo'
:he most festive dance ever give
The best music in this vicinity i
being sought. What more do yor
want? You out-of-town friend
will find your trip to Salem NOR,
than worthwhile, so get your
gang together and save your pc,
and energy for us, October II
We are expecting you to.
The Harvest concert present
ed by our singers was every
thing expected. Thanks Cantor
and Youngstown for letting u
listen to your beautiful singing
We hope you enjoyed yoursel
here: Congratulations singer
'or your splendid cooperation
md performance.
Plans have been completed fol
he dancing school. Music ha
been found. All we have to do i
set the date. If everyone show:
mp with as much enthusiasm 4
they did when the idea was sue
rested. it is bound to be a grea
Tuccess. Let's get in practice TO-
the Harvest Mon Dance. YO,
can always have more fun whe,
you dance!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
By Sophie Krestel

Ellwood City. Pa. Sept. 25--
Our meeting last week really
did amount to something. We
had two meetings in one. At our
regular meeting Thelma Thai
gott was elected Treasurer tC
finish out the year. We have the
worst luck with our money hold
ers. That's one job we should all
break our necks for. Handling.
money should be pleasure.
Since Youngstown is having
their 10th anniversary on the lth
and Sth Of October, we iclt it
necessary to change the date OF
our affair. Before we go on with
the business we wish to thank
Canton. Salem and Youngstown
for helping us out of one gran;l
mess. BY postponing our date, [
am sure Youngstown will show
their appreciation by helping us
make our affair a success.
We start shaking down the
fish. On Sunday, Nov. End. pro,
gram will be put on in the after
noon and in the evening if our
picture man can make it--we'll
see all the Juniors, and Juniors
Juniors. q will explain later).
Remember last year in Ellwood
things were just cooking up now
it's all come to bail one wear
later. Don't let us down.
To Monaco
You can count on seeing some
of us at your Traubenfest Speak
ing of the Grape Dance our .S.n.
i ior Lodge is having one the 18th
of October. Everyone is cordi,
! ally invited.
Our next meeting is October
10Th. so please be present becaus,-
this dance needs lot of prepar
alton and your help is needed.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
BY Marty Polder, Sec'v.

All the clubs secretary are re-
quested to send me complete
list of their officers and their ad-
dresses so we can have them on
file and make a correction of the
officers for this year in theVolks
bIatt. 1t really is very difficult t0
try and locate person of whor,
we have no address. Therefore
please send in a list at once.
Another item that is very i'm
portant is selection OF a date
for dances etc. We ask the off,
ers of the various clubs to be
very careful in selecting the dat =
for their affairs. SO that they viii
not fall on same date of the other
clubs affairs.
From now on, when your club
has dance or other affair of an '
kind. please send in the date yol
wish to reserve and we will put
our little red calendar into ac-
ton.
All clubs who wish to have n
basketball team in the leagut
please have a representative in
Salem on the % Of September
also have your entry fees and
complete information. as to thn
basketball season.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
TEUTSCH JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
By Dorothy Stiihler

Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. Is -
Where were all the old members
at our Rally? You sure missed
something's
At the bazaar. which the
church is holding. we are going
to have games and prizes will be
given. So save your money and
spend it at the bazaar.
Do YOU see ghoasts? Do you
hear them bowling: Well. you'll
hear them if you come to Our
Halloween Party. Details will be
published later.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25

siderable number of them have
died at their post, that others
might live. and the seat of the
Empire be saved.
Here in our own county are
no bombers to devastate our ci-
ties, no long-range guns to Last
at our homes and industries and
national monuments. But, all
over the nation, fremen are do
ing peace-time job that should
be given far more recognition
than it usually obtains. There has
been many a jest concerning
easy-living hremen. sitting about
in, their comfortable stations,
talking and yarning and playing
cards. But it is not funny, when
an engine crew must enter
burning building that may COL
lapse into an inferno of flame
any minute. 1t is not funny. to
have to fight great fire when
the temperature is twenty below
and the spray from the nozzles
turns at once to ice. 1t isn't fun
nv to put on masks and asbestos
suits and try to control an oil
fire generating thousands of de-
grees OF blazing heat.
The fire department is any
town or districts first line of de-
tense against an enemy that is
as destructive as war. And first
class fire department is any
towns best investment. The fire.
fighters of London are making
the headlines with a service that
is as vital in peace as in time of
battle.
n
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
ATTENTION SAXONS!

The Jugendbund OF the Hon
terus Luther. Church of Youngs,
town wishes to announce thai
it's annual
Harvest Dance
will be an event OF Nov. lst
starting at 9 o'clock sharp. =.
You have not heard much
about our club recently but thi:
dance will make history. 1t will
be something for the books. We
have engaged one OF the finest
name-bands in our fair city - !;
band that pleases all with swing
for the young married folks
with polkas and waltzes for the
old married folks-and with jiv.
and jam for the young hep-cats.
You all know the familiar
place-the Saxon Club where SC
many dances have taken place
and where friends meet friends
But now you won't recognize the
club for it has been completely
remodeled and looks like a new
place.
We are proud to invite the
Saxons from every place q wish
l could name them alD to our
Harvest Dance. We extent a
hearty Welcome to all. Keep the
date-Nov. lst-the time-9:OC
o'clock-and the place in mind
namely the Saxon Club. Also
keep in mind that we are having
a band play that in my opinion
could compete with such not sc
we'll known band leaders as -
Glenn Miller, Sammy Naye and
Jimmy Dorsey.
Mothers and Dads you are also
invited to attend this affair and
to see that the Saxon Spirit is
not dying out as so many people
seem to think.
We urge you all to attend and
to let us show you such a good
time that it will brand our clur
as one of the finest and friend.
liest.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
MAR.LU SORORITY
By Katherine Roth

Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. Is -
The regular business meeting OF
this organization will be held on
Friday. September 20, at SOC
o'clock, in the basement of the
Teutsch Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
On Sunday. September Fl, ths
Mar-Lu enjoyed a morning of
bicycling in Metropolitan Park
We regret that all OF the mem
bers were not able to attend this
tour.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-09-25
T.S. J. A. NOTICE

The Officers Meeting original.
ly scheduled for Sunday, Sept
9TH. has been postponed to the
2Sth of September.
This meeting will be held il
Salem, Ohio.
All clubs are asked to note the
change of this meeting. There
will be no meeting on the 9TH.
Henry SCHNEIDER,
T. S. ]. A. President