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La gaceta., 1941-03-24
HOJAS DEL X. K. X. EN- Ell
CENTRIC OBRERO

Propaganda de la 0rden X
K. K, que mahana celebrara a.
oui una Importance reunion.
Sc deiaron caer aver en- el mo
doro del Centre Obrero.
Algunas fueron pegadas y
arrancadas mas tarde.
Aparentemente esa Orden
desea que los trabajadores la
tinos concurran a csc acto.
La gaceta., 1941-03-24
LOS COMUNISTAS EN- CON-
IRA DE UN ACTo DE DO
ROTHY THOMPSON

Los Angeles, Mario 24.-Los
comunistas tratan de entorpe-
GER una conferencia que anuncia
para esta ciudad la notable escri
tora Dorothy Thompson, redac-
tora del New York Port.
Elementos contrarios al Eje
realizan una intensa propagan-
da para que escuchen a la Sra.
Thompson miles de personas,
La gaceta., 1941-03-24
.ENTRAN A TRABAJAR LOS
CBREROS DE LA FEDE-
RACION

Washington, mario 24.-Al
ocbierno Sc inform6 hoy que los
obreros de la Federation Anne
ricapa del Trabajo entraron
on los talleres de la McCor-
mick Harvester International.
atravesando los piquetes del
.CIO. FL piquete Sc componia de
upos diez hombres y entraron
on los talleres mas de 400, mar
chapdo de einco en- fOndO.
La gaceta., 1941-03-24
LOS VAPORES DANESES
SERAN UTILIZADOS EN-
LAS AGUAS

Santiago, Chile, Mario "a
Ell gboierno ha hecho saber que
no utilizara para Ell concrete
entire este pals e I~nglaterra los
vapores daneses Helga, Frida y
Iota, r~equisados hace algunas
semanas. Estos vapores seran
puestos a transporter mercan-
cias y pasajeros entire los puer-
tos de la naci6n. Sc italian los
tres barcOs en- Talcahuano y va
snarbolan IL bandeTa chilsua,
La gaceta., 1941-03-24
AHORCADO UN INDIVIDUO
QUE MATO A SU MADRE

Walla Walla, Washington,
Mario 24.-Denzel Davis, de "a
amos, muri6 hoy en- la horca por
Ell asesinato de su madre, Sra.
Harriet Arnold, crimen come
lido en- MARIO de 1910. LIE pro-
dujo la muerte con un punz6n
de perforar hielo. Antes de ser
ejecutado pidi6 perd6n a su es-
posa, su hijito Y a todos.
La gaceta., 1941-03-24

Palabras del diario russo
"Izvestia" en- defensa de una
"bestia" condenada pOr la his
toria, Ivan ell Terrible:
"Un estudio objective de los
documentos, a la luz de un en-
tendimiento materialistico de
la historic, reveal que Ivan
era un gran patricia, estadis-
ia, habil d~iplomatico y solda-
do, y que fue ell primero en-
centralizar ell Estado Russo, or
ganizar las defensas fronteri-
zas y demandar una salida al
Raltico."
La gaceta., 1941-03-24
Ell TEMPO

Nublados. y temperature sua-
We para la tarde Y noche de hoy.
Maxima temperature, aver 10
grades; minima, SO.
La gaceta., 1941-03-24

iCaera ell pueblo yugoesla-
vo en- los tentaculos del nazis-
mo?
Alemania dice que Ell prin-
cipe Paul ha prometido fir
mar Y recibir 6rdenes; lngla'
terra duda y cree que YugO-
eslavia resistira.
Lo indicado es aguardar ell
paso de los dias y entrar en-
la verdad.
La gaceta., 1941-03-24
Esta Isto un ten especial para transporter a
a Viena los ministries de YugoeslaWa
Ell Partido Agrario servio en- contra de
la claudicacion.


Sabese que los nuevos minis
tros son partidarios de la Union
con Alemania Ell ministro de
la Guerra 10 es ell general Pc
ter Pesitch y ell viceprimer mi
nistro Ell Sr. Vladimir Matchek
La gaceta., 1941-03-24

De modo que no Sc ha cum
plido la profecia de aquel pre-
sidente de una Union que de-
cha: A csc secretario lie despe-
dire 20 mismo.....
Sc ha quedado ell secreta-
rio y el..... tendra que obede-
Ger los acuerdos de la mayo
ria.
La gaceta., 1941-03-24
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
"Expropiaci6n." Divisa nueva. = PrOfecia
incumpIida. = Ivan el terrible. Baldomir &C
tIa. = Pan-americanismo y los verdugos.

Cuando no tiene la raz6n, y
este lie sucede cast todos los
dias, ell "elementillo" amena-
"a.
Mas ST los trabajadores re-
suelven velar por sus dere-
chos, despreciaran las amena-
zas y los insultos w.. los osa-
dos fracasaran.
La gaceta., 1941-03-24

Ell exsargento Martinez, pre-
sidente de FL Salvador, es IN
dgno companero de Ubico y
tambien inferior, moralmente
a Hitler y Mussolini... pero lie
tratamos con las mayores "con
sideraciones diplomaticas."
Els un enemigo de la demo-
cracia y de su pueblo; pero....
Estados Unidos no debe oil
vidar que en- la America indo-
iberica hay presidentes, ETC.,
que son tan enemigos de la hu
manidad como los dictadores
totalitarios.
Y cada uno de los verdugos
de los pueblos americanos, ma
mana Sera tambien un enemigo
cruel del pueblo norteamerica-
no.
Ell ''pan-americanismo' de-
be tener por base la libertad y
la democracia... iy debe alejar-
Sc de todos los tiranos, tiranue-
los y criminales!
La gaceta., 1941-03-24

Ell regimen de Vichy susti-
tuira la vieja y humana divisa
de Libertad, Igualdad y Fra
ternidad, por una nueva, deri-
vada de la derrota: Trabajo,
Familia Y Patria.
Sin libertad, sin igualdad y
sin fraternidad, ell trabajo Sc
ra una middleton, la familia
arrastrara cadenas y la Pa
tria... servira a los dictadores
Y opresores.
La gaceta., 1941-03-24

La Russia Soviet lie ha dicho
de nuevo a Turquia que NADIA
tiene que temer, no importa
10 que haga.
INC Sc opondra ell Soviet a
que la Rep1blica Turca cum
pla sus tratados con Inglate-
ira y salga a la defensa arma-
da de Grecia!
La gaceta., 1941-03-24

Cifras aportadas por la Off
Gina de William S. Knudsen
"durante ell mes de febrero sc
hicieron en- los Estados Unidos
3,479 aroplanos de gran poten
cha, una aumento de 942 sobrs
ell mes de Enero.
Febrero tuvo % dfas, tres
menos que Enero.
Luego es una noticia agra
dable para todos.
lCuantos construira la ma
ci6n, por medic de sus fabri-
cas- en- ell mes de Julio?
La gaceta., 1941-03-24

Para nosotros, por ejemplo,
ell general Ubico, de Guate-
mala, es un tipo moral y pa
tri6ticamente inferior a Hitler
y Mussolini.
Els un opresor, un traidor a
la democracia y IN criminal.
pero mantenemos con su regi-
men, sin que con clio nos hon.
remos "muy estrechas rela-
clones de amistad."
La gaceta., 1941-03-24

LIE "expropiaron'' la renun-
Ella al Sr. Canedo. La habia re-
dactado, pero no la habia pre-
sentado.
Ese acto de appropriation in
debida" no puede tener la sim
patia de los hombres honestos.
La gaceta., 1941-03-24

FL p~residente del Uruguay,
Alfredo Baldomir, arroj6 de
su gabinete a los nacionalis-
taS, amigos de los totalitarios,
que entorpecian su obra de
gobierno.
Venian los nacionalistas obs
'truccionando la obra del go
'bierno.... y ell Presidente, apo
yado por ell pueblo, decide
andar por ell 1nico canine que
lie habian dejado alberto.
La America Latina tiene ell
deber de librarse, sin atrope-
Hos e injusticias, de los enemi-
Cos de la democracia,
La gaceta., 1941-03-24

Suponemos que csc estudio
Sc ha hecho con la misma "im
parcialidad" characteristics de
los amigos de Stain al hablar
de la obra de Leon Trotzky.
iva "redimieron' tambien a
Ivan ell Terrible!
La gaceta., 1941-03-24

iDebe formarsa un frente
undo contra la audacia y los
audaces!
Ell pueblo latino aplaude ell
acuerdo tornado ell viernes por
la Union de Dependencies.
M mandara delegados al
Consultivo inconSulto.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
Site OF Citizenship
Day Celebration
Changed

The site of the huge Citizen
ship Day celebration and picnic,
roriginally scheduled forBerea. has
been changed to Painesville where
it will be held at the Fair Grounds
on June l9, it was announced to-
day by Lester Donaldson, Lake
County Prosecutor and General
Chairman of the Committee.
The entire celebration and all
day picnic is being staged under
the sponsorship of the State EN-
ployes League and is the second
annual observance of the event
which is desi igned for the "ad-
vancement of good citizenship,
good government and American
ism
The chief event of the program
will be a special address by Gov,
John w. Bricker, who will speak
on the subject of "Citizenship.'
In addition. large number OF
social. civic, benevolent, educat.
ional and service organizations
throughout these three counties
have been issued special invita-
tons to attend and also to partici
pate i'll the allday program.
A committee is busy at worl
now on lining up the program
iof events which will include
large number OF contests, games
prize events. vaudeville acts ant
other special features for the oc
!Casion.
Among those who are mem
bers Of the General Executiv,
Committee are:
G. S. Fullerton. Painesvillc City Man
ager; X. G.. Clapp. Mayor of Mento
Village; Fl. A. Wellman, Mayor 0
Madison; Mayor E. Wilde of Fairport
]. Frank Pollock of Painesville; Jacl
Easton of Willoughby: Mayor c. E
Todd of Willoughby, who also is chair
man for the Lake County Committee
Robert +. Willems, John A. Graves
Cleland S. Aver, Philip NJ. Carmody
j. 7. Musselman, W. s. Slocum, Joh
r. Williams. Thomas r. Parker. Home
A. Cole. Fl. l.. Beavis and Fredericl
Wolf. Mrs. Elizabeth S. Murphy
chairman of the womens committee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
Auto Club Render S
Valuable Service

Clevelanders are confirmed
motor travellers. if we're to Judge
by the number who used the
Travel Bureau OF the Cleveland
Automobile Club as referred to
in the annual report of John L.
Young, managing director. in his
report to the clubs annual meet
ing.
Last year marked an all-time
high in the number of transac-
tons handled by the bureau
which totaled 26l .4l2. This was
an increase of 1858 or 400 per
cent over 1889 which was the pre-
vious peak year, according to Mr..
Young.
In rendering travel service, the
Cleveland Club dispensed 10000
AAA sectional maps, 1900 state
maps, 2l,15O AAA hotel and
camp directories, 2,9O8 tour books
covering the entire United States,
$4,000 City of Cleveland and
Cuyahoga County maps, $4,000
Northeast Ohio maps, several
thousand miscellaneous city maps
and many thousands of pieces of
literature covering every resort
area of any consequence and
points of interest throughout the
United States. g.
The Cleveland Automobile
Clubs emergency road service
during 1910 handled $500 calls,
an increase of 12,l39 over the pre-
vious year. Handling this volume
of service requests entailed lO8,-
434 telephone calls. And affiliated
clubs rendered emergency road
service to 1873 Cleveland Auto
mobile Club members in all parts
of the United States, Canada and
Mexico.
Many persons who are authori-
ties on travel have pronounced
the Cleveland Automobile Club
Travel Bureau the most beauti.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
Last Call To The
Convention!

fat and kinda shiney on top. She
fat and kinda shiney on top. Sre
will appreciate you then!
Dizze? Of course. SO are con-
ventions. Gay and hilarious they
are. Safety valves to let off steam,
to relieve that pressure you've
been under this past year.
Yessir, come to the Conven-
ton!
What Convention The Gen.
tral Nerband Convention in Sa-
lem. May 80 and 81. 49,.
I And what is so unusual about
this convention?
1t is the 4Oth Annual Conven-
ton OF the Central Verband.
More than that, the oldest
Saxon Society in the United
States. the Mems Society of Sa-
lem. Ohio, will be host to this con-
vention on it's 5Oth Anniversary.
The celebration of this 5Oth An
niversary in con junction with the
Convention will make this one Of
the really outstanding affairs in
the history of Saxons in America.
Enough has now been said.
! The arrangements have been
made. All that is needed now is
your presence. Don't you be a
mong that group when their
names are mentioned of whom it
is said. Il don't know what has
| become of him. He doesn't come
around any more No, rather
have it said of you once angain,
Gosh. it's good to see him again.
1t seems like old times"
You're going to hear a lot of
that at this convention in Salem.
Daniel w. Weber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
Mar-Lu Sorority
By Katherine Roth

I Cleveland, Ohio, May 29-All
girls eighteen years old and not
attending high school please take
notice!
On Friday, June IS, at 6 p. m.
the Mar-Lu Sorority will dime
at the Alpine Village. Any girl
wishing to attend, kindly call the
writer at Melrose 4679 any eve
ming after 600 o'clock for reser-
vations.
The next business. meeting of
the Sorority will be held on June
|27, at 8 90 in the basement of the
Teutsch Evangelical Lutheran
Church at West 89th Street and
Willard Ave. Any girl desiring
to attend is welcome, provided
she fullhlls the above require
ments. :
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29

Cmon, Pop, pack up your pa
jamas, your tooth brush,and your
lodge badge. Round up your fami-
ly. and let's all get to the conven-
ton. Bring Mariechen, toc.}
You. young fellow, call your
best girl. Give her treat. Take
her to the convention She'll say
YES for sure then--we know.
You, there, with the serious
iace-how long have you bec'.
married: One year: Two: Ten
Well. if the kids can't come along,
get someone to take care of them.
and bring your best girl to the
convention. 1t maybe the fellow
she almost married will be there,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
BlEMEu-MATAEISEN
NUPTlALS

Miss Marie Elizabeth Biemel,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Biemel OF 3455 West 10th
Street. Cleveland. Ohio, and
Mr.. Frank Jos. Matheisen. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. August Matheisen
of 2lO4 w. 59th ST., Cleveland,
were united in hol ymatrimony.
on Saturday, May II, at 2:5O p. m.
in the Parish House of St. Cole
mans Church. the Rev. Father
Gallagher officiating.
Miss Anne Biemel. sister of the
bride. was maid of honor. and
Mr.. William Butts,was best man
The bride was very lovely in q
gown OF yellow marquisette ane
lace. Her face veil. trcld by a tiar
ra of small flowers was also o.
yellow. She wore a shoulder cor
sage of sunburst roses and white
daisies. The maid of honor's gowr
was of orchid chiffon and she
had a corsage of sweetheart rose:
and daisies.
A dinner. for members OF the
immediate families. was served
at the West Side Sachsenheim
following the ceremony. At 8:O
p. m. reception was held at ths
Sachsenheim ballroom. more thar
$50 guests being present.
The newly-weds left for thei
honeymoon in the Smoky Noun
tains of Tennessee. They are nov
at home to their friends at 313(
West 56th St.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
Boy Scout Will
Knock = Will You
Let Him In?

Some day before June IL, a
Good Samaritan will stop at your
door. Won't you let him in:
He'll be a young man. a Boy
Scout as matter of fact, though
he will not be in uniform. He will
carry an order book and will bring
news about the Society for the
Blind and it's 18th Annual Broom
Sale.
He will tell you how the boy
scouts are entrusted each year
with the important task of SELL
ing brooms enough in a four-week
campaign. to keep the sightless
broom-makers at work through
out the summer.
That means 10000 brooms
Will you take one:
At 75c, you see, the broom is a
genuine value. But, considering
the happiness it brings, the value
is much greater. The broom itself
weighs two pounds, is sturdily
made, and will give many months
of faithful wear.
Order one from the boy scout
samaritan who comes to your
door, or stops you after church,
or meets you at the store.
Order one. or more if you can.
There is no kinder gift in the
world. ..-... .~. s....
Then, sometime before Septem-
Der lst, when your broom is COM
pleted, a local store will donate
it's delivery service and will col
lect for the broom. turning the
money over to the Society for the
Blind.
Won't you open your door a
little, please, letting this young
man in to take your order? We
hope you do.
And when you do, please accept
; the thanks of the Boy Scouts and
the Society for the Blind.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Hilda rhalgott

Detroit, Mich. May 29-The
hike and wciner roast held last
Friday certainly turned out to be
a grand success. Art Schuster
(our new vice pres.), was SO busy
he didn't have chance to do all
the "wolfng' he hal planned to
do. | don't know what happened
to all the old members, but the
new faces that showed up took
their places. and we certainly
hope to see you all more often.
One of our long standing
"Blah Blatt' reporters and an i'm.
portant member of our baseball
team. is leaving for the army
June ?. Hoping that your year
Of service will be a pleasant one
we wish you the best OF luck
Andy Schemmel.
To Salem
You can expect to see Detroit
in full force in your city for tht
convention.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
T. S. ]. A.
Convention
News

On June 2lst and 22nd the
l4th Annual 7. S. J. A. Conven-
ton will be held at New Castle.
Have you made plans to attend
If not, don't delay, do it now for
in less than a month the con-
vention will be here.
All convention committees are
hard at work to assume every
one a good time.A good orchestra
has been obtained to play for
dancing on Saturday and Sunday
nights. Girls don't forget the
dance on Saturday will be a semi.
formal affair.
The best hotel in New Castle
the Caselton Hotel. has been sec.
ured for the convention and spc.
cial rates viii be given to all dele.
gates and their friends who desire
hotel rooms.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
I. S. J. A.
CONVENTION

The l4th Annual r. S. J. A.
Convention is 20 days away. The
dates are the 2l and y OF June.
All members are invited to attend
0 plan the future OF your club
Along with the business of tho
convention. dancing. banquets
ETC.. will fill your two days o.
convention fun.
SO, for a good time. attend tn,
convention at a real convention
city, New Castle, Pa.
The Convention Committee
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
Notice All
TSJA Clubs

By this time the person listed
in the branch calendar as your
clubs secretary has received the
basketball forfeiture fee check. II
that person is no longer your Sc
cretary, | would suggest that
your present secretary or treasur-
er collect the check promptly.
All checks are due at the bank
in New Castle, Pa. on Monday.
June End. Sec that your check is
among those honored. Cash or
deposit yours Immediately. Why
hold it:
Hilda Bodendorfer,
I. s. + A Treasurer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
CHICAGO
NEWS
By Anna Linz and Helen Markell

Chicago, H.. May 2o-The
Chicago South Side Jrs. held an
outing on Sunday. May Is, at
Sawk Trail Lake. A very delight
iul day was spent. and we hope
everyone had a grand time. The
Juniors that were unable to come
missed out on good time.
We are very sorry to hear that
our reporter Helen Markell had
a very serious operation and hope
she will have a quick recovery,
because she is greatly missed by
all the Juniors.
Attention all Saxons!
A picnic is to be held Sunday,
June 8. at the Saxon Country
Club. There is d lot of fun in store
for everyone. swimming, fishing,
boat riding and dancing. will also
be had. All Seniors and Juniors
of both. South Side asd North
Side. are cordially invited to at
tend this picnic. If you are look
ing for a day of fun and excit-
ment keep this date in mind, and
attend this picnic. So come on all
you Seniors and Juniors. let's all
spend grand day together on
June 8. No lunches are secessary.
Meeting
Our next meeting is to be held
on June II. at the Colonial Hall,
located at $3.50 Wentworth Ave.
Let's make this meeting a per-
feet one by having a hundert per
cent attendance.
| Reporter! Tuesday is dead
line. The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Frank ]. Gable.

Cleveland, o., May 2o-Thc
banquet season was officially
closed with the bowling banquet.
Those who attended received
everything free. The meal was
wholesome and the drinks many
and varied. Several speeches were
given and the outstanding
thought was that thisSaxon bowl
ing league should continue to
exist and that with full co-opera
ton we will bowl on our own
bowling alleys next year.
Our first move is to attend all
Senior lodge meetings and follow
this worthy cause through. Senior
lodge meetings are held the third
Friday of every month.
The East Juniors who partici-
pated in the Cleveland West semi
formal dance enjoyed themselves
thoroughly and are looking for
ward to the near future when an
other get together can be planned
The big affair over Decoration
day is the convention in Salem
East will be we'll represented
The Juniors from Salem and East
are scheduled to play an exhibi.
ton baseball game on Saturday
afternoon, May 81. Both of these
teams are in the T. S. J. A. base
bali league and this friendly con.
test may show the prospective
strength of both teams.
What happened to our bowl
ing team last Sunday. Lorain
We were waiting for you to ap
pear.
The winner of the lamp cOntri
buted by AL Ziehm, was Pau
IGuist.
Cleveland East Junior meet
ings are going to be held once ;
month during the summer season
The date is the first Friday o
every month at 8:45 p. m. Th'
next meeting will be held on Jun'
6. Plan to attend as there ar,
several unfinished reports tha
Twill undoubtedly be completed
Summer activities have to b.
planned so until the meeting
gather up your ideas and propo
sails SO that we can be an activ
Organization.
| Fred Ungar. our star baske,
ball player, is pitching for Her
man Pirchner's Alpine Villag
hardball team. May you enjoy
successful season. Fritz.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
CARD PARTY OF
ST. JOHNS JUNIOR
GUILD

On Saturday, June !, at 500
P. NJ, card party will be held in
the church basement of St. John S
Ev. Luth. Church, 7ol Eddy Rd.,
under the sponsorship of the Jun
ior Guild. The admission is only
Is cents. Plenty of nice prizes
will presented to the players. Re-
freshment also are included in the
admission. Mrs. Eliz. Ungar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
Marriage
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hallner, Sr.,
announce the approaching mar
riage Of their daughter, Emma,
to Mr.. Robert O. Beebe. on June
L, l94l. at 4 o'clock. at West Side
Evangelical Church. West 38th
and Bridge Ave. The custom OF
open church will be observed.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-29
East, Defending Champs,
Open Mushball Season
... At Detroit
Loraln Plays Canton While Salem
Draws Bye

September IA
Canton at East
Salem at Detroit
Lorain Bye
I. 5. J. A. membership blanks
have been mailed out Please
have them back to me before
the Convention!
All names OF delegates should
be sent in promptly!
Saxonally yours.
Martin Eberth. 4O8 n. Walnut
Street. Youngstown, Ohio.
T. S. J. A. Secretary.
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full appointed travel bureau in the
country. The club now has a total
membership of $1,000.

- Noah was the most famed
of wood boat builders and the
skill he possessed is still listed
among the most essential crafts
despite the inroads of ships of
fabricated steel. Ask your near
est Employment Security Center
for details.
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ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Karl konrad of
1900 Cliffview Rd., East Cleve-
land, Ohio. announce the engage
ment of their daughter Hilda
Charlotte to Mr.. Carl Frederick
kastler. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. FIRE.
derrick kastlc. of 2OSO West 80th
Street, Cleveland, Ohio. The date
for the wedding has not, as yet,
been set.