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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03
WASHINGTONBAN
UGY LATSZIK,

hogy a tenyleges haborutol
ma messzebb vagyunk, mint a
multi heten, bar a nemet-orosz
haboru kitorese elott az eln0k
a haboru fele joforman az
utolso lepest is megtette.
Az amerikai halo elsulyesz-
tesevel kapcsolatban uzenetet
kuld0tt a kongresszushoz, a
melyben vilagosan lie volt $40
gezve, hogy nemcsak Anglia
vedelmeben, nemcsak a hadi-
szerek atszallitasa erdekeben
fogunk mindent megtenni, ha-
mem a TENGEREK SZABAD-
SAGAT is MEGVEDJUK.
S mikor ezt a peldatlanul
kemenyen hangzo eln0ki uze-
netet, illetve annak hivatalos
masolatat a nemet kovetsegnek
atkiildte, az hivatalos ertesites
kepen szolgalt, hogy bizonyos
esetben Cha bekes amerikai ke-
reskedelmi hajokat sulyeszte-
mex ely fegyveres retorzi6t
azonnal megkezdjiik. S az ke-
resetlenebb szavakkal haborut
jeient, '-
A figyelmeztetes es a tengely-
hatalmak konzuljainak a XII
utasitasat mar igazan csak
hadizenet kovetheti, ha meg
egy lepes tortenik ebben az
iranyban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03
" ADOJAVASLATOKAT
CSAK

az unnep utan kezdik tar
gyalni. ait hiszik, hogy azzal
valamikor az osz derekara
vagy kes6 oszre vegeznek.
KOzben a bizottsagokban a
nemzetvedelem vagy a men,
zetvedelem jelszava alatt be-
adott fontosabb javaslatokat
targyaljak, S ezekben a napok-
ban sokat foglalkoznak az
eszaki kanalis kerdesevel, amt
erosen elleneznek a villany-
trusztok es a keleti kikot6k. A
kanalis a nagy tavakra behoz-
ma a legnagyobb tengeri halo
kat, S a nemzetet ellatna sok
millio loerot kepviselo villany-
nyal.
Az vi (nemet-orosz) helyzet-
re valo tekintettel ait k0veteli
a kongresszus ugy a kormany-
tol, mint a munkas-szerveze-
tekt6l, hogy a fold alatti ele-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03
A FEGYVERKEZES
MA MAR

sok teren elerte a tomeg-
termeles fazisat, S most mar
inkabb szallitasi, mint elo-
allitasi problema lesz, hogy nit
kuldhetunk az europai es
azsiai harcterre.
A kormany felhatalmazast
kapott a kongresszustol, hogy
a ne1nzet osszes kereskedelm,
hajoi felett szabadon rendel.
kezhessek, S szerencsere a sub
marinok pusztitasai is csokken-
mex, mem valoszinu tehat, hogy
nagy akadalyokat fogunk a
szallitas teren szenvedni.
Inkabb attol kell tartani,
hogy vasutaink roskadnak
maid .0ssze, inert a parti hajok
agy reszenek a munkajat at
..eszik a vasuthalozatra, amely
mar ma is meg van terhelve.
Az oroszok haborujatol es a
kommunistak becstelensegetol
at remeli a kormany, hogy
legalabb szabotazs ,sztrajkok
mem lesznek a j0voben (anig
Hitler es Stain esetleg ujra
beket mem kotnek), hiszik
hogy a johiszemiien hivott
sztrajkokat cs0kkentik, vagy
egeszen eliminaljak a j0v6.
ben.
Enrol egyebkent kiilonbozd
t0rvenyekkel fog gondoskodnt
a kongresszus, valamint az
egyes vi, allami t0rvenyek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03

sziksegesnek tartjak azok az
iparfejedelmek, akik mem ellen
xix a kormany szandekat, S a
polgarsag is valoszinuleg a par
huzamos eljaras mellett lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03
CSAK VALTOZTATASSAL
ADJA

meg az eln0knek ait a fell
hatalmazasat a kongresszus
hogy szukseg eseten az ipar-
vallalatokat, a patentokat es
minden a nemzetvedelemhez
szikseges vagyonokat rende-
letileg vehessen a nemzet bir-
tokaba leginkabb EFT targyal-
tax a mutt heten.
De ezzel a javaslattal kap-
csolatban sokat targyaltak
mindket hazban a sztrajkokat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03
A KONGRESSZUS
SZINTE

IA xAOlNV1OILoOAOO
SZINTE
emberfeletti feladatok el0tt
all, S allandoan folyo munkajat
alig ertekeli kell6kepen pol
garsag.
A het vegen egy titkos be-
advanyban ARA kerte a nep-
kepviseletet az elnok jovaha-
gyasaval a hadigyminiszter
hogy amerikai katonaknak a
vilag barmely reszebe valo szal-
litasat engedelyezze. a kon-
gresszus.
Ez a keres egyaltalan mem
ait jelenti, hogy az elnok ha-
boruba akar sodorni bennIn
ket.. De megt0rtenhetik. hoo
a nemet-olasz koalicio Portl
gala Atlanti szigeteit a-sarl;
megszallni. ami sulyos fenye.
getes lenne az amerikai kon-
tinensek szamara. S ebben a.,
esetben olyan gyors inte ke-
desre lehet sziiksegiink, ami
lyenre AKKOR mem lenne ka-
pes a kongresszus.
A hadiigyminiszter kereset a
megfelel6 bizottsagok zart al
tok megett targyaljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03
VARATLAN ES
ERDEKES

fordulatak kovetkezhetnek a
Japannal fennallo es egyalta-
Ian mem baratsagos viszonyunk
ban a j0v6ben.
Japant szinten ARA kenysze-
ritette a nemet Szovetseges,
hogy kosson baratsagot a Szov-
jettel, S nagy jubileum volt a
Mixado orszagahan, mikor ST.
kerult a "mesterfogas' es az
Egyesult Allamoky yelleni szovet-
segbe a Szovjetet lis bevontak.
Most a japanok mem tudjak,
hogy melyik baratjukat szurjak
hatba, megrohanjak-e a Szov-
jetet, amely Kinat allandoan es
nalunknal sokkaf nagyobb
mertekben segiti, amely eset-
ben mem kezdhet XII az Egye-
silt Allamokkal,, vagy fordit-
sanak hatat a tengely barat-
saganak, S keressenek meg
egyezest velunk es a Soviet
tel. ~
Kozben amerikai hadi anya-
gok egyre nagyobb mennyiseg-
ben mennek Kinaba, S egy par
honap mulva valoszinuleg meg
eljuk, hogy Amerikabol szalli-
tott kinai repul6gepek vissza-
adjak a Japan bombavet6k Ia
togatasait Tokyoban es Oseka-
ban, amt eddig mem tudtak
megtenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-03
A LEGNAGYOBB
BELFOLDI

gondot jelenleg a fenyeget6
inflacio okozza. A felemelt
munkabereket az arak alapos
emelkedese nyomon k0vette, S.
ha mem all meg a verseny,
akkor maholnap fantasztikus
arak lesznek, az ezermilliar-
dok adossagaval rakjuk meg a
nernzetet.
Eddig a nagyipar 'engedel-
meskedett a kormanynak, ha
felszolitottak egy-egy esetben,
[hogy az arakat tartsak lefagy-
va, desa mutt heten a Chrysler
aut6-gyar mem ALT k0telnek.
| ARA ,nincs joga a kormany-
max, hogy az arakat rendeleti-
leg megszabja, de most mar
ilyen falhatalmazast a kon-
gresszust6l feltetlenul kernek
mar a legk0zelebbi napokban.
Ma mar nemcsak az ipar-
cikkek, de az elelmiszer arak is
a felh6kig vannak emelve, S
remelhet6, hogy az arak les a
munkaberek) korlatoZasara a
felhatalmazast kongresszus
hamarosan megadja, inert egy
par h6nap mulva mar kes6
lesz.
A munkaberek kOrlatOzasat
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-25
ESKIMO METHODIST CHURCH

Miss Constance Erickson,
 Superintendent HOO am.-Church School 5:30 p.m.-Worship service. Sermon topic: After Confer ence-What?' Special music.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-25
Federated Church
Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor 11:00 a.m.-Church School

7:45 pm. - Worship service
 Sermon topic: Enduring Val ues." The Odd Fellows of Nome will be guests of honor. Anthem by the choir.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-25
Records Of Hubbard For Army Dept.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 9 - The Roy. B rnard R. Hubbard said that "in Alaska we are far better equipped to defend our selve7 than an enemy if ever we are at' 'acked.'
 I'll Rev. Hubbard has return ea from Washington where he turned over to the War Depart ment information covering his l4 Alaskan expeditions. He said Alaska is the most naturally de- feasible frontier in the world but it is important the Army and Navy air bases in the Territory be completed speedily. He turned over his surveys made during the past ten years of unused har- bors that he said would make
 xcellent bases and areas packed with clay and volcanic cinders winch would provide airfields.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-25
STRING OF BEADS FOR SAFETYS' SAKE

SACRAMENTO, Cal, April IS A new way to keep the white traffic lane lines visible at all times is being tested by ths Cal ifornia division of highways. It consists of laying a myriad of tiny glass beads in the paint while it is still wet.
 The tiny spheres, about 1-lOOth inch in diameter, do not sparkle but they reflect headlight beams and make the lines sharply wis ible at night. Officials say they also reduce or eliminate the nee essity of cleaning or repainting the lines.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-25
Fixing Autos Is Hobby for Youth Who Is Blind

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J. - John Flynn. blind 21-year-old Rut t7ars University junior, looks with his hands when he goes to work on automobiles that won't tick.
 h the last seven VI ars he's put a number of cars back on the road, and now he repairs fel low students jalopies as his ma jor pastime.
 Most people can't visualize a blind person getting greasy or wearing overalls and actually us ing th m," says Flynn. '1 use one hand as my eyes and work with the other. If most people, blind or otherwise, would realize that blind fellow can successful lv engage in physical activities other than basket-weaving, th9 blind would be more happy" ."
 In 1883 he fixed up 3 five-year- old car that made a trip from his home in Newark to the Chicago Worlds Fair without mishap. When he got home, he took the machine all apart, just for prac- tics, then reassembled 1t.
 His ability received real test when the car in which he was riding 10 New Brunswick for a final examination broke down.
 He decided it was a bad fuel pump, obtained a new one, got out on the road and install d f and then rode on in time for the exam.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-25
GOING TO BE A FIRE"
 so FIREMEN GET READY

WINTER HAVEN, Fla, April -22 - Hurry, there's going to be a fire at the Seaboard station in about 10 minutes" came the ex- cited summons over the fire sta tion telephone
 The fire, on the baggage ear of southbound passenger train, ar rived on schedule and the fire men went to work. The blaze was discovered soma miles back and trainmen called ahead to an nounce the emergency. More than an hour was required to ex- it.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-25
ARMY YOUTH CONFESSES TO MONEY THEFT

KETCHIKAN, April 21 - Ed gar Kidd, 21, Annette Island Air Field soldier, cracked under po- lie questioning. admitting the theft of S97O from C. A. Shon- acher, travelling salesman from Ssatla.
 Kidd. enlisted from Harrods- burg, K. said he saw a hotel room door ajar, with a light on, early in the morning and he en- tered, thinking it a room of a friend.
 Kidd sad he saw a roll of bills sticking from a coat pocket and vi lded to the temptation.
 Chilled off and on since last Tuesday night, he finally admit ted the theft. The sum of $34 was recovered and Kidd said he threw $500 under a restaurant table when he saw an arresting ofIic r approaching. No trace of that money nor the remainder has been found, however.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-25
William L. Paul
 Claims Remarks We're Distorted

Claiming that statements made by him to a Chicago Tribune re- porter W-re absolutely distort- ed" in an article which the report CT, George Tagge, wrote for his newspaper, William L. Paul re- gently wrote a letter to Fred Marx, former s cretary to Secre- tary of the Interior Harold L. Ick es, explaining what he really told Tagge.
 Marx had sent a clipping of the Tagge article to Paul. The art icle, said Paul whom is describ ed as perhaps the most fluent among tn natives had assail- ed "oppressive supervision by In terior Secretary Harold L. Ickes' Indian Affairs bureau" The art icle had Paul assailing an Ickes "Gestapo' among the Indians Of Alaska. To this, Paul said he hadn't ever used the word "G-s- tapo' and didn't know how to pronounce it.
 Tn his letter to Marx, Paul said: T have been satisfied with the sincerity of MT. Ickes and the Office oe Indian Affairs from the beginning. Without going in 10 detail, I can tzstify that the principles adopted by the Interior Department with respect 10 the Indians of Alaska has been the most progressive undertaken in the history of rec5nt times.
 'The evils that still attend us are a carry-over from former ad ministrations, and while MT Ickes has not done enough, we think, to correct these evils, it is too early to say that he will not, especially when you consider the fact Gin relation 10 the fisheries question: that a man of such high standing as Mir. Gabrielson is now in charge.
 That Chicago inquirer abso- lutely distorted my interview for began that interview by saying I am not among those who sup port the demand that Mr. Ickes
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-25
BRITISH NOVELIST SUICIDES

LONDON, April 21 - The cor oner gave out a verdict of sui cida in the drowning of Mrs. Vir ginia Woolf, famed British novel ist, who was twice bombed from her home.
 Mrs. Woolf's body was recover ed from a river near her week end house.
 She left note as follows: T have a feeling I shall go mad. cannot go on any longer in these terrible times"
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-25
Troops Of U. s. Going To Bermuda

WASHINGTON, April 21-The Wa Department announces the fist contingent of troops has sailed to garrison the new base in the Bermudas.
 The size of the contingent is no. disclos d but the officers and man sailed aboard the transport American Legien from the Army base at Brooklyn.
 Ii is understood that artillery as well as infantry units are included in the contingent.
The Nome nugget., 1941-04-25
Are you taking advantage If six months paid in ad ,ance SuDSrriotiOn

r sign, nor do I believe that his plans are bad for Alaska The in cidents that apparently show dis agreement were cited merely to show that We differed in some things but that we are holding our own and werz not being in jured."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
YOUNGSTOWN TO
HOLD DANCE

A hearty welcome is extended
to all Saxons and their friends
for the forthcoming dance Of the
Honterus Luther League.
Every year we have had \
dance but this Harvest Moon
Dance" is going to top them all
Don't forget the date, November
the lst. and the time is 900 2
m. sharp. You all know the place
the familiar Saxon Club. 1t is
completely remodeled and 10
hardly recognizable.
This is to be a grand and glori
Gus affair and just think three
wonderful hours OF dancing to
that super-super bandmaster. the
one and only Wick Mackev.
You have all, most likely. heard
his sweet and mellow, jive and
jam music and I will vouch that
you all think his outfit is JUS!
swell. r
There are several surprise fea
lures in store for you, that no one
can afford to miss.
Have you reserved this date
yet? No? Well. now is the best
time.
This dance is not ONLY TO-
young Saxons, it is for young
and old from here. there, and
everywhere. So come. everyone
Tickets may be obtained
from every member of the club
and for out-of-towners tickets
can be obtained at the door.
We urge you all to attend.
Come. for we will be waiting to
welcome you. so don't fail us. The
highlights of this affair again
!. The Harvest Moon Dance
?. To be held at the Saxon
Club:
3. To be on November | from
9 to 1870.
Keep these particulars in mind
and we are convinced YOU will
have a grand time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
SALEM NEWS
BY Sue Herman

Salem, Ohio, Oct. 9-No need
to say more about our Harves.
Moon Dance, | presume, since
you all have received more than
the necessary information regard
ing this event and have put an
X on your calendar. reserving
October l8 for Salem. Undoubt-
edly Ali Bottemly's swing sex,
tett was unknown to YOU before
now, but | venture to saw tina.
after you have seen and heard
them, nothing can ever erase
them from your golden memo
ries. Neither will the memory
OF the dance nor the fall-decor-
ated dance hall be erasable. we
hope. All roads lead to Salem if
followed correctly. So. come to
the club. walk in and satisfy your
curiosity.
A play has been chosen for pre-
sentation and work has begun.
It's a comedy with just enough
mystery and romance to make it
enjoyable. Every Jr. should work
to make it a success, either by
performances. helping on make
up, stage craft, property or ad-
vertising. It's your club. It's your
play.
Loads OF luck to our baseball
team. Sunday. Oct. IL, when they
play in Cleveland. You have got
what it takes; just use it.
To Youngstown
May your club celebrate MANY
more anniversaries. so that we
can come and relive those iov-
Gus hours we spent at your 10th
Anniversary dance. Who said the
Saxon spirit was fading:
Congratulations
Congratulations to Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Vincent Moore who are the
proud parents of daughter AMI
to Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Wagne,
who now have a son. Too bad W.
have an age limit in our consti
tuition. or our membership drivs
would have been boosted quit
a bit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09

a home and home series with
each club, thus making a IL game
schedule. The championship will
then be played off by the two top
teams at the end of the season.
Prepare yourself for good
time. Chase the moths out of your
Halloween costumes. Train your
minds on the sorceries OF witch
craft for on November lst Cteve-
land East will hold their annual
Pumpkin Ball at the East Side
Sachsenheim. This is truly an
event you can't afford to miss.
Prizes will be awarded to the
Wearers of costumes most sym.
bolic OF the spirit of Halloween.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY "Zirri".

Cleveland, Ohio. October @
Youngstown deserves all con-
gratulations and thanks possible
and West gives them to Yo. on a
golden platter. We enjoyed your
marvellous program. the delici-
Gus meals, and the terrifcally-
super orchestra. We hope to be
able to repay you with interest
at our 18th Anniversary next
month. Thanks again Youngs.
town.
We had a ,whizz-bang meeting
last Friday; things were popp.
ing. We wish to thank the Trs
committee for attending the meet.
ing and offering their help. We
lreCeived seven new members tC
our club. and they are as follows
Leo Frohlich. Betty Knall. Ka.
therine Knall. Art Weiss. Elsie
FleisCher, Johnny Hallner. ant
Mrs. Johnny Hallner. Our heart.
lest welcome to all OF you. and
we hope you'll remain ior a long
long time.
Basketball practice is well
under way. for both boys and
girls. with Bob Beebe coaching
the boys and Irene Hallner boss,
ing the feminine players. All boys
who have basketball suits and
Jackets. and are not playing
please turn them in to Johnny
Hallner. or stronger measures
will be taken.
Names in the News
Soap seems to have whole
new string of girl friends accord.
ing to what was seen in Youngs.
town. what say Soap, | wonder
why Katy Schuller lost her voice
Just at time when she was
ready to ask so many questions
Are you taking Katy. or is it the
change Of climate. All me, car
Mike Bloch boogie Why was Z
certain party name of D. S. s,
happy Saturday night, and lone
ly Sunday night? By the way he
iss from Monaco.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Frank !. Gable

Cleveland, Ohio. October O
There will be special East Jun
ior Saxon meeting on Friday, Oc-
tober 10. The time is 8:4S p. NJ,
Immediately after the singers
adjourn. The attendance at sing
ing rehearSals is on the upgrade.
1t appears that there is plenty OF
interest. Let's keep up the good
work and have a large turnout at
both the Singing and Junior
meetings.
Sunday. October II. Salem and
Detroit will play baseball at Cor
don Park in Cleveland at 1000
A. NJ. The winner will then play
Cleveland East in the first of {.
three game series to decide the
I. 5. !. A. championship. This
game is scheduled to start at 200
p. NJ in the afternoon of the
same day. East'S we'll balanced
team will attempt to repeat as
champions. Out Of towners please
note! Gordon Park is approx
mately a 10 minute drive from
the East Side Sachsenheim. Stop
at the Sachsenheim for directions
Basketball practice will start
next week. Several clubs have al
ready started to get into shape
The first game on our schedule
will be Monaco at East on Nov
Is. This should be an exciting
game as Monaco is definitely a
title contender. The league will
consist of 7 teams. There will be
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
RESERVE THE DAY
NOVEMBER 29
AGENDACLUB DANCE
Fourth Semi-F ormal Event

Cleveland, Ohio. October o
Reserve Saturday, November %
for another of the Agenda Club
semi-formal dances.
Take tip from the hundreds
who attended the Cruise to Ha
waii last year.
Make sure you are on han(
for the fourth annual Agend;
Club semi-formal dance at tn,
West Side Sachsenheim. Novem
her %.
Join in the fun. revel in flash
ing light and colorful decora
tons. Dance to smooth music.
Reserve the Day-Novembe,
Goth.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
I Teams To Open
Basketball Season
November 18th Is Opening Day

The l9+l-42 T. S. ]. A. Bas
ketball League will swing int"
action on November 18th. ONLY
seven teams will form the Off
clal League this year. Alliance
Lorain, and Youngstown are the
teams who dropped out OF the
League this year.
The League this wear will con
sist OF one division, each team
playing home and home series
with the other teams in the Lea
que. Standings will BE tabulated
percentagly, with the two teams
holding first and second place
meeting for the championship at
the end of the regular season.
The players lists for the bows
teams must be returned to the
/. s. J. A. Secretary by Novem-
Der lst. in order for check-up to
be made before the opening
date.
The girls league at this timo
has not been established as an
official or unofficial league. All
clubs having boys teams in the
league are to notify the secretary
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
BY Hilla Thalgott

Detroit. Mich. Oct. y-Good
news has come to us about one
of our boys in the army. Our for,
mer president Mike krause has
been made a corporal. Congratu
lations. Mike. we knew YOU would
make good. Remember gang.
from now on address your letters
to Corporal krause. not Private
Meeting
Our shower for the church
Bazaar is to be on Friday. Oc,
10, the same night as our meet
ing. Everybody do your share
and bring nice gift so we can
be proud of our table.
The Baseball Trip
to Cleveland will be discussed. sn
those interested please be pre-
sent.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
FIRST I. S. ]. a. DANCE
IS DISCUSSED
BY Schlitz

Say Nom. only two morr
weeks before the First T. s. ]. \
Dance and | still haven't mad
|plans vet"
"All the officers and members
from every club are asked to be
there just as ii we were at Con
vention."
"lt is going to be strictly for
NAL Nom. and this means that We
fellows have to get dressed up
too"
"Our fellows should be told
ahead OF time not to go stag to
the dance because we certainly
have plenty OF Saxon girls that
could be asked"
81 don't know Nom whom | will
ask but had better write her
soon so she will keep this
date for me-"
Gee Nom we Saxon fellows
certainly should be proud to have
such beauties in our nationality"
why Nom we we have such
petite brunettes. blondes, and
red heads to choose from"
Say Nom ] wish you could
meet this girl l have in mind. she
is really doll"
"Blitz likes her too and so do
the other fellows but won't let
them know am writing her and
will they be surprised to see me
with her at the dance"
"Now Nom why would a fel.
low want to know il the girl can
cook before he asks her to such
an important affair as this?"
mo Nom we are not going
for the dance only. because in the
afternoon we are going to watch
a real college Football game. g
"Say Nom you won't have to
worry about where l will stay at
while in Columbus, for Saxon
hospitality is found in every
city"
This is going to be the Co.
lumbus Juniors first important
affair and every club should co
operate"
"Say Nom | had better think
about writing her before Blit1
does"
MON. were you listening, r
oh WELL"
-O
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