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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
DEFENSE BOND
QUIZ

9. How many Defense Saw
ing Stamps does it take to fill an
album?
a. Seventy-fve Is cent stamps
seventy-five 50 cent stamps; IS
ST stamps; or fifteen S. stamps.
The completed albums are i'm
mediately exchanged for Defense
Bonds (Series E) at your post
office. or through your bank.
9. Who directs the National
movement to sell Defense Saw
ings Stamps in retail stores?
A. The Treasury's Retail Ad-
visory Committee, of which Ben
jamin II. Namm, of the Natio-
nal Retail Dry Goods Association
is chairman. Officers of Is other
great national retail organiza-
tons comprise the committee.
Note-To buy Defense Bonds
and Stamps. go to the nearest
post office. bank, or savings and
loan association or write to the
Treasurer OF the United States.
Washington. d. c. Also Stamps
now are on sale at most retail
stores.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
BY Sophie Krestel

Ellwood City. Oct. 9 - Well,
Youngstown. our hats off for a
wonderful weekend spent in
your city. We were represented,
not all of us. OF course. but those
that had cars, went. Most OF our
boys went but our girls did not
We are slipping girls. Look :
like all odds are against US. Any
way the ones that were ther"
had a grand time.
Traubenfest
Our Senior Lodge is having
a grape dance on the 18th of Oc-
tober. So let's all be there t.
help make this dance a success
Everyone is invited. Young and
old, far and near. They have ar
ranged for a fine band. So, how
about it, kids?
Celebration
November and 2 we cele
brate our First Anniversary. If
you out-of-town Juniors want to
make us feel like we are really
welcome to the T. S. ]. A., how
about showing us that we're still
friends by coming to Ellwood
these two days. Keep your eyes
peeled on this column for further
details.
Sunday, October 10, is sched-
uled to be our next meeting date.
SO please don't overlook it. The
more meetings you pass up the
more your dues mount up-so de-
not let US down.
- The United States took 69.2
per cent. of the tobacco exported
from Cuba in the first seven
months of this year.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
TEUTSCH JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE:
BY Hans

Cleveland. Ohio. October O.
The first semi-monthly meeting
Of the Luther League will b.,
held on Monday, Oct. l3. at 7:3(
P. NJ. Please be prompt. Well
get the meeting over with and
then enjoy ourselves after tn,
meeting. We will have a few
plays on had to read We hopt
he committee on the Hallowee,
party can give us a report at tha
time. Come one. come all, W.,
would like to organize a bowl
ing team. so come on down all oi
you potential bowlers with SOM.
suggestions. There will be nc
card party.
DO YOU want the church to
have choir: II so, please
attend CnOir practice every Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock. We
want our choir to be able to sina
in other churches too and we car,
do it if everyone attends prac
tice regularly.
To you ladies and gentleme,
who think you can act pleas,
start coming down to the meet
;ngs. also all OF YOU carpenters
electricians etc. Yes. little
regular attendance at the meet
'ngs would help considerably.
So don't forget October IS. al
7:3O P. NJ. Let's be in churc'
1000 strong.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
CANTON REFLECTOR
BY Elsie 'S:almen

Canton. O.. October Others
have not been any social doings
at the club for quite a while
Singing practices are still being
held every Tuesday night. How,
about some more of you comin'
to these practices?
Reunion Dance
November s is the date of the
dance which is, to be held at thu
Sachsenheim Club. Dancing will
be from 9 till to Tony Roses
orchestra. He plays both swim.
and sweet music. His orchestr
is well-known in and around
Canton. This dance is being held
for all the members of the Jrs
and their parents. all former am
new members alike. A light lunc1,
will be served. Let's all get to
gether and make this the bigges'
Reunion Dance ever. We are ex
tending a sincere welcome to all
out-of-town clubs. Be sure t.,
keep this date on your list.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
+. S. J. A.
Calendar of Events.

October IL: Mushball Plav
offs in Cleveland.
October lS: Dance in Salem.
October Is: T. S. ]. A. Dane,
in Columbus. Ohio.
November |: Dance in Ell
wood City. Pa.
November 8: Bowling Tour
nament in Lorain. Ohio.
November Is: Basketball sea
son opens.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09

before November lst if they are
entering or if they desire their
girls to play in an official league.
The league will recognize only
one open date for all teams on
the same night, that being Nov.
22nd. when Cleveland West will
celebrate their 18th Anniversar,
The Youngstown Club has
made the request to be allowed
to play along with the league,
scheduling the open dates of the
teams. They are willing to pla7
a home and home series with all
teams. A shortage OF eligible
players makes it impossible for
Youngstown to enter an official
team All teams are asked to &C.
operate with the Youngstow1
Club in this respect.
Following is the official l94'
to 1912 basketball schedule:
NOVEMBER Is. lsal
Monaco at Cleveland East
Farrell at New Castle
Salem at Cleveland West
tnnfOn-Open
NOVEMBER 29
Cleveland West at Monaco
New Castle at Canton
Salem at Cleveland East
Farrell-Open
DECEMBER
Canton at Farrell
Monaca at Salem
Cleveland East at Cleveland West
New Castle-Open
DECEMBER ls
Salem at Farrell
Canton at Monaco
Cleveland West at New Castle
Cleveland East-open
DECEMBER 20
Farrell at Monaco
Cleveland East at Canton
New Castle at Salem
Cleveland West-open
DECEMBER ~
Farrell at Cleveland West
Salem at Canton
New Castle at Cleveland East
Mona ca-Open
JANUARY 3. ls42
Cleveland East at Farrell
Cleveland West at Canton
Monaca at New Castle
Salem--open
JANUARY 10
Farrell at Canton
Salem at Monaco
Cleveland West at Cleveland East
New CaStle-Open
JANUARY II
Cleveland West at Farrell
Canton at Salem
Cleveland East at New Castle
naca-Opcn
JANUARY a
Farrell at Cleveland East
Canton at Cleveland West
New Castle at Monaco
Salem-open
JANUARY 81
Farrell at Salem
Monaco at Canton
New Castle at Cleveland West
Cleveland East--open
FEBRUARY
Monaco at Farrell
Canton at Cleveland East
Salem at New Castle
Cleveland West-open
FEBRUARY IA
Cleveland East at Monaco
New Castle at Farrell
Cleveland West at Salem
CantOn--Open
FEBRUARY 81
Monaco at Cleveland West
Canton at New Castle
Cleveland East at Salem
Farrell-Open
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
DID YOU KNOW

Honduras shipped 10000 CO.
.coanuts to other countries in one
month. Il
Roads in Germany now totaI
263,267 miles and those in Pc.
land 2O8.6l7. E.
Recife. Brazil, has 348,472 po
pulation, according to the new
census.
Rayon yarn produced in Spain
last year weighed 7.496.OO0
pounds. 49,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09

- America is in a state of
emergency. Every citizen is
urged to do his part by buying
Defense Savings Bonds and
Stamps. !--
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
NEW CASTLE, PA,
NEWS
By Henry Bender

New Castle. Pa, Oct. O-Bas
ketball is about one month awav
and we have not even started to
practice yet. Now all we have to
do, gang, is rent gym or some
place to practice and the Senior
organization will pay the rent
Now isn't that easy: Was that
not thoughtful of them. All OF
you members try and locate a
gym and get in touch with your
president. Willie Ungar. AS soon
as this is done we will start prac-
ticing.
To Youngstown
Thanks a lot for showing our
gang a wonderful time, even if ii
was hot. we liked it lot.
| wonder why every one leaves
the club as soon as the dance
is over? Maybe it's because they
have to be in bed before II :0C
o'clock.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09

- Buy Defense Bonds and
Stamps now!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09

- The United States took 69.2
per cent. of the tobacco exported
from Cuba in the first seven
months of this year.
Evening star., 1941-02-08

many different shrubs with similar
tWlg, growth and foliage forms as
the result will be monotonouS. Try
the dogwood against a background
OF evergreen or spirea and forSythia
against an ivy wall to get contrast
in growth and form as well as tex
ture.
Your front doorway is the most
important point of focus for your
planting. This is where the impress
sion is made that makes coming
home pleasure to you and leaves
a personal memory of your house
with friends. Remember horizontal
lines reduce height and perpendicu-
lar lines increase it in case YOU wish
to make your house seem higher or
lower. A much softer, finished effect
Is gained if you use cover planting
under the Shrubbery. Try to get
balance without monotony with
out too many straight lines. Above
all consider the house in relation to
its own plot of ground and that of
the next door neighbor.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Know Your Furniture and Woods
Trends in Styles
Since Empire Was
Popular Traced

This is another in q series OF
articles OF, furniture and cabinet
making appearing each Saturday
in the Real Estate Section OF
The Evening Star.
BY THE OLD CABINET MAKER.
Empire style in one form or an
other persisted until about 1910.
Even at this time we find the be-
loved Duncan Phyfe sinking into a
decadence. His last work grotesque,
ponderous things, which came to
be known as the butcher period" j."
OF course by this time the machine
had made such an influence that
it was butcher furniture" or no
customers. The collapse of taste,
the desire for lovely lines, beautiful
woods and finish gave way to ma
chine-made furniture The German.
Biedermeier, thought of painting
furniture and the walls dark in
ugly colors helped this period along.
Some 10 years later the Victorian
influence came In and we remem-
ber the black walnut and horSehair
settees and chairs. which persisted
long after the Civil War. Then, in
the late Dos and early COS, the
machine age ground out golden oak
ana red plush. Down, down, down
went design and loveliness. But in
the early part of 1900 there had
been an expression in Europe which
was known as L'Art Nouveau. The
design was principally straight lines
and sharp angles. Various kinds of
Evening star., 1941-02-08

one vertical stem after another
merely accents the vertical lines
you are attempting to soften, as well
as being uninteresting. UnderState-
ment is much better than over
emphasis in this respect, and one
of the best checks is to ask from
time to time" What is the reason
for doing this?" 1t may save some
digging up later.
You do not want the basement
windows obstructed by planting
which will keep out light and air
and nothing should be placed in
front of any window that will OBJ
struct it's mission. If trees around
your house have grown to such
limits that the view is entirely OBJ
scured you have only two recourses,
either cut down the trees or board
up the window, for the two situa-
tions cannot exist and make sense
architecturally or horticulturally.
Select One Type Shrub.
Select one type of shrub, ever
green or rhododendron types or
leafy types, for the main frame of
the planting, and fill in and accent
with the other type. Do not select
Evening star., 1941-02-08
The Home Clinic
Foundation Planting Important
To Bring Out Charm Of House

means that about every 30 or 100
feet there is an opportunity TO dc
a good job of base planting that will
not only make your own house out
standing but will also go well with
that of your neighbor.
Concealing Foundation.
The houses OF early America were
built without foundation above
ground which had a great deal to
do with their charm and perfect
proportion. AS the underpinning of
houses grew higher, so rose the
problem of how to conceal them,
with the result that many homes
were literally buried in a forest of
fancy trees not indigenous by any
effort of the imagination. This is
a problem about which it is diff
cult to make rules as each one
is individual and it is much easier
to make a list of "donts" than to
specify the dos"
A major suggestion would be to
let the architectural aspect suggest
the planting plan. If house is
dignified and symmetrical it wants
balanced approach, if irregular,
the planting should match it. The
center-hall Colonial house looks
well with straight path leading to
its dominating front entrance. The
little Cape Cod cottage looks we'll
wreathed in rambler roses and
vines with all the secluded intimacy
this entails A SNUG. artificial
planting for this type of cottage is
as out of place as a sentimental
collection of pale-hued flowers
would be before the gate of the
Evening star., 1941-02-08

wish to avoid that tuneful warning
of times passing you can cut it off
by means of a small switch located
in the under side of the case. When
a caller pushes the front doorbell
button the eight-note Westminster
chimes are rung and a back-door
call causes a pleasant two-note
sequence. Thus the various chimes
cannot be mistaken.
A special transformer is supplied
with the chimes which operates the
unit on low voltage, and we are ad-
vised that the installation work is
simple. Its length when up on the
wall ready to announce time or
callers is SO inches. the cabinet is
slightly over 10 inches wide and it
sticks out from the wall only
inches.
If you would like to know the
names of the makers of the products
described in this column just tear
the column out and send it with a
stamped self addressed envelope to
Lawrence Crolius, So East Sixty
seventh street, New York, N. Y.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
By MARGARET NOVEL;.

Foundation planting is one of the
most important points for considera-
ton in attempting to make your
house attractive from the street
Many bad lines or unpleasant fea-
lures may be concealed by good
planting. 1t gives the house feel
ing of stability, of being part of its
environment, rather than the ef-
feet of having dropped out of no
where onto barren ground, and the
harsh lines of corners and founda-
ton are softened. These are the
principles of good planting but they
are often very hard to achieve.
Drive down the street several
blocks in your own neighborhood
and see how many of the houses at
tract your attention by seeming to
be part of the natural terrain. You
will find every type of house. Cape
Cod cottage, Georgian mansion,
1900" left over and Colonial
manse, with a different planting
plan worked out for each one. That
Evening star., 1941-02-08

last word" in modern structure.
So, first, select the type of planting
suited to your house.
The next thing to aim for is grace
Of outline, which is acquired by
avoiding solid planting and selecting
material for variance in height and
density. To place line of tree SOL
diers in regimental formation with
Evening star., 1941-02-08

woods were used, producing con-
trasting effects. Some were carved.
some painted and even inlay was
used.
While it is true that many unin-
teresting and thoroughly imprac-
tical things have been designed I'M
Evening star., 1941-02-08

der the name modern, at the pres
ent time our designers are beginning
to refine and build furniture on a
correct line of thought, taking as
its basis many ideas from the old
school, and it shall some day
emerge as Goth century American.
Evening star., 1941-02-08

veys. Labor costs are rising In 81
per cent of 237 big cities surveyed BY
the National Association of Estate
Boards.
Evening star., 1941-02-08
Building Costs Rising

Now is the time to build. The
cost of both labor and materials
are on the way up, according to sur
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-27
Indians Would
Take Back Oil in
Patented Lands

Recovery Of oil and gas rights under
patented lands within the Blackfeet
Indian reservation is proposed in liti-
cation filed as a test suit by the at
torney general in federal court In
Great Fails. The government asks for
Judgment abating any claim that G.
e. Frisbee, J. L. Sherburne, Philip F.
Barr and The Texas Co. may have IN
the mineral rights on 100 acres OF
land in Section 11-36-7W.
Patent to the land was issued on
June 6, 1922, to Emma Ridesthedoor,
a BIackfeet Indian allottee. After her
death the land was distributed to
heirs who sold it. The government
contends that in issuing the patent
those acting for the United States
enormously failed to reserve mineral
rights. If the government wins, the
mineral rights viii go back to the
Blackfeet tribe.
This is regarded as a test case that
may effect a large amount Of acreage
within the Blackfeet Indian reserva-
ton. on which patents we're issued by
the government many years before
minerals were considered in land titles.
The tract in question Is some dis
lance beyond present production IN
Cut Bank field but is not far from the
Regan wildcat, northwest Of the field.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-27

United States Department Of the Interior,
district land office, Great Falls Montana
Notice is hereby given that the lands herein
described in the Bowdoin gas field. Montana,
are offered to the qualified bidder Of the
highest amount offered per acre as a bonus
for the privilege Of leasing the lands under
section II Of the leasing act, as amended
by the act OF August 81, 1885 t49 Stat. eta;
80 D. s. @. 1859, at the royalty rate scale
in the lease form shown in Circular 1886,
at a sale to be held in the United States
land office at Great Falls. Montana, at 1000
o'clock A. NJ, Feb. IL, 1912, in the following
parcels: Parcel No. 1, T. 80 N. r. 80 E., Sec.
8, lots 3, 4, SWM NEA, S1s NWk; Sec s,
lots 2, 3. g. sWA NEA, SEA; Parcel No. q,
Q. lots i. 2, 3, swA NwA, sWN, wa sEM
Parcel No. 3, T. 80 ~, r. 80 E., Sec 10, lots
/, 2, 3, 4, s. z, 8, -; Sec. IL, lot 6; Parcel
No. 4, T. 80 ~, r. SO E., Sec. H. lots 9, TO-;
Sec IS, lots S. 6; Sec. 10, lots 3, 4, NEA. NEA
swA; Parcel No. 5, T. 80 n, r. 80 E., Sec
20, SEA- NEA NEA SEA; Sec. u, Wa NEA,
NwA. 81; Parcel No. 8, T. 81 NJ. r. 80 E.,
Sec. 49, Nlz NWh SEA NWA; Sec. 20, WA
NEA swA; Parcel No. 7, T. 80 n, r. 80
E., Sec S. 81 NEA, MA SEA, SEA 5EKi
T. 80 N. r. 80 E.. Sec. 81. lots l, 2. 3. 4,
sEA swh, ga SEA; Sec 50, M swh.
E., Sec 80, 51s; Sec. 81, 81 Slz; Parcel
No. o, T. 81 NJ. r. "a E., Sec. 7, lots 3. 4,
S, 8, z, 81 Sec. 10, lots /, 2. Eh NWA;
Parcel No. 10, 7: 81 n, r. "a e.. sec: ~
4, Ela SWN, SEM; Parcel No. IL. T. 81 N,
r. "a E., Sec. 10, SWN; Sec. n, NWN NEN;
Sec. %, 5WA NWH SEA; Sec. "a, NWA.
Annual rental on each lease win be at the
rate Of rs cents per acre per annum so long
as the lease is valuable only for the produc-
ton of gas. Each successful bidder must
deposit on date Of sale with the officer in
charge Of the sale q certified check on a
solvent bank or cash. for one-fifth OF the
amount bid BY him and file the showing OF
qualifications to receive a lease required By
section Of Circular 1886. The remainder
Of the bonus and the annual rental at the
rate Of rs cents per acre must be paid and
a $1,000 corporate surety bond must be fur
nished prior TO the issuance Of the lease.
Bids may be submitted for two or more
parcels, provided the aggregate acreage Of
such parcels and all other holdings OF the
bidder on Bowdoin Dome do not exceed 2.5e0
acres. separate leases to issue for each par
eel Bidders are warned against violation Of
Section SO, United States Criminal Code, APP
proved March 4, 1903, prohibiting unlawful
or intimidation Of bidders. The
right Is reserved to reject any and all bids
in the discretion OF the Secretary Of the
THOMAS r. CoRBAILY,
Register.
Date of first publication Dec. a., 1871. 5x
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-27
TOOLE COUNTY
TooIe County Abstract Company
SHELBY, MONTANA

ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
First State Bank, Shelby, Mont, to Kippen
Oil g. Gas Co., WlsNEN. 20-35-3 West
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Rozannie Adams TO r. J. Adams. 70 Of II
on Wa, 33-34-1 West.
Rozannie Adams to Mrs. Daisy L. Adams.
70 Of ~ on VIZ. s3-34-l West:
August Boeck to Taylor @. Rittenhouse. IL
on NhSk 34-34-3 West
Sam Potter to Taylor Rittenhouse. ~ on
Sl5Nh 27-34-3 West
Margaret Tiemey to Taylor C. Rittenhouse.
y Of ~ on WhsEA' slsNE1A' 49, S1aN1a'
34-34-S West.
Margaret Tierney to Taylor c. Rittenhouse,
Y Of IL on SEA, 1888 West.
Taylor c. Rittenhouse to Margaret Tierney,
II OF IL on NEh, SWM, i033-3 West, Ma
81, 34-34-3 West.
Taylor @ Rittenhouse to Margaret Tierney.
Y Of IL on 5isN1z. 27-34-3 West
Nell Green to Adora MONTGOMERY az on
sWASWA, 2o-S5-l West.
Eliza Jane Kinnick to Charles Stanley Kin
nick An royalty on Lot /. Sec. 3-34-3 West
EksEA. NwbzsEN, swHtNEHS. 51sNwR. "a
35-3 west
@. z. GaIlogly to E. Moore Fisher, Y Of
IL on Ela s2-s5-s West.
O. E. Gallogly to g. Moore Fisher, " OF
IL on NwA, 2o-s7-4 West.
JUDGMENT
Bruce r. McNamer VS.. Harry z. johnson,
ct. all Outlets title in plaintiff to N1zSEM
SwH4, %, Ma SWH. 23-34-1 West, except as
TO MS royalty.
cate. et al. ouiets title in plaintiff TO N.Y.
NEN, SEANEA, N1kSwI4NEN, 5ENSwH-
NEH, 20. NWM, 23-34-1 West, except as to
3%% royalty.
WARRANTY DEED
Eliza Jane Kinnick to L. r. Bailey. Lot /.
Sec 3-34-3 West; NWhSEM, SWANEK4, SIa-
NWA, 34-35-s West
oUTTCLAIM DEED
Eliza Jane Kinnick to r. p. Jackson, NEA-
SEA-, 1855 West. except % 40 acres hereto
fore decided; sEASEA, 1855 West
ASSIGNMENT OF RIGHT OF WAY GRANTS
International Pipe Line Co. to The Texas
Pipe Line Co., All rights Of way. franchises
grants and easements for pipelines and tele-
phone lines In State OF Montana
ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE
Frederick @. Plat TO Earle N. 0ensberger.
SWNSwA, 1855 West.
MORTGAGE
M. p Toles to First State Bank. Oil and
gas lease covering EhEz. 52-35-3 West, and
" interest In lease covering WHEY, "a
ass West; and personal property.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-27
Carter Ready to
Acidize DeUOniGn
In Baker Test

The joyous bells Of the new year
may herald, also. a new oil field IN
Montana II the snowstorm Of WedneS-
day does not prevent acidization Of
Carter OIL Co.'S wildcat well on Little
Beaver dome. south OF the town OF
Baker close to the Dakota boundary.
Preparations were being made on
Tuesday to acidize the lower zone. be-
lieved TO be Devonian, at 8485 to 8505
feet where oil saturation was revealed
by cores. A drill stem test showed black
oil and salt water at 8485 to $50. The
formation was squeeze cemented and
gun perforated to acidize the upper
section.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-27
Arch Apex Has
Shouting of Gas

IA Oil Corp. drilling north Of West
Butte Of the Sweetgrass Hills, is re-
ported at 1876 feet with a now OF gas
in what is believed to be the top Of
the Bow Island sand The bit barely
touched the sand when the well began
gassing and l. c. Stevenson, president
Of the company, ordered the si-inch
casing lowered down from 100 before
drilling in. This wildcat has had no
sandstone previously but has had nu-
merous gas pockets and showings Of
oil In the Colorado shale.