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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER 6-cylinder coupe. perfect
Condition. s365. Silver Spring l1s-R.
sTUDEBAKER 1880 President sedan; tan
finish, white sidewsll tires, radio and cli-
oeer yery VERY nice fss buy 0Mnss st sse5 ARLNo Al
TON MOTOR CO.. INC. Rosslyn, Va. Just
across Key Bridge CHI. 1244
STUDEBAKER 1889 Commander cruising
ish; PEAKE coM6TTIoNEp; written guar
a6tefn antee S6ss PEAK IEAKE :, MOTOR co. Wis
sedan; one owner; new car appearance and
performance; especially priced. BURROWS
Studebaker, 900 NJ st. sc. AT. 1866.
se gaad BB lsat 9sd seE B.f sfdas s6 q
price. 704 Quincy st. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1899 Commander 4-dosr
sedan; Studebaker's most popular MODEL. in
fne condition mechanically. and in ap-
8es 1esne tires sS4s s5lfs ear ann No. SfoaA @
L. p. STEUART, INC, 1925 14th st. NV.
Decatur 4s03. open Sunday.
sTUDEBAKER 1887 4-door sedan dark
green finish, radio and heater; S295.
112e eOth s.. NV. D1. el41.
STUDEBAKER. 1898 Commander 4-door
nce and fTss rsb na heater
11es eofb PoHAEKA 81 n a SERVICE M o1n
STUDEBAKER 1910 Champion 2-dr. ex-
cellent tires. climatiZer, neW-car guarantee
and finance; S645. Slattery Studebaker,
3742 10th st. ne. Hobart 1853
STUDEBAKER I94l Champion de luxe .
DR.: offciafS car: substantial reduction
Slattery Studebaker, 3142 10th st. ne.
hooart IO23
STUDEBAKER 1899 Champion 4-dr. de
luxe sedan; $4,000 actual miles. has eli
matizer, underseat heater. has had seat
covers on since new. For sale by owner,
S4s5; Wlll take car or cash, balance
monthly. Shepherd 1902
STUDEBAKER 1888 President cruising Sc
Dan one-owner car. driven very little
every detail; eauipped with over-drive
SIN ave. Emerson 1859.
TERRAPLANE 1884 sedan; buy for only
Sluo FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conn. ave
NV. Woodley s40l.
TERRAPLANE 1885 convertible cabriolet:
rumble seat. leather upholstery. radio, spot
llgnt; Brewster green. Should be worth
$3.50. Pay US Sla9, take il away LOGAN
MOTOR CO.. 18th and NJ SITS. NV. RE.
TERRAPLANE 1888 o-door; good running
condition; $50 is the whole price LOGAN
MOTOR CO, 18th and NJ SITS. NV. RE.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

gray finish, good tires, looks and runs
~ 80 o poHANKA SERVICE;
PLYMOUTH 1885 2-door trunk sedan;
heater, good condition; $50 cash. GE.
PLYMOUTH 1885 coupe very good condi-
ton; 3 brand-new tires. Call Sunday,
North 1851. Mr.. Marcoux.
PLYMOUTH 1888 convertible coupe; rum
BILE seat leather upholstery, original Haver-
ford gray finish, new black top, white-wall
tires, radio; at S439 it's yours; easy terms.
LOGAN MOTOR CO.. 18th and NJ SITS.
NV. RE. 325l.
PLYMOUTH 1896 4-door touring sedan;
terms. 1t won't be around long. LOGAN
MOTOR CO. 18TH and M sts. NV. RE.
PLYMOUTH, 1888 de luxe sedan; black
!srlor; s445'. MCKEE PoNTfAc' f 5160 90
Wisconsin ave. Emerson 1860.
heaer snd Sss af gts $3.50 5 % N
TIAC. 1921 Conn ave. NV. Woodley s40l
PONTIAC 1886 2-door sedan; private
party; all cash. 1900 st. NV. Apt. AIS.
PONTIAC 1910 convertible club coupe; one
oo ffeS PoSrc aa nfasT f com new ave- ss4
Woodley S40l.
PONTIAC 1910 2-door; beautiful royal blue
original paint, very low mileage, spotless
this is an ATTRACTIVE Iate model pep1iar
car at very attractive price $685. FRED
MOTOR CO, 400 Georgia ave ia 2900.
PONTIAC 1910. cdr trunk sedan; radio,
ooD Po qfifCseE 4e GoSn aTe s2
Woodley s40l.
PONTIAC 1910 4-dr. trunk sedan; s cylin-
dsr TSdio ,,a,sr, snd heater. one owner: S725.
HLOED moO dP0NIlAC' 422l Conn. ave.
PI,oNTIAC 1897 2-dr. trunk sedan S3s5.
FMto9D MdoGIDu PONTIAC 3SI 1921 Conn, ave. NV,
PoMIIAC 1895 2-dr. sedan; sIa5. FLOOD
pUNTIAC' 1921 Conn. ave. NV. Woodley
PONTIAC 1934 convertible coupe; rumble
ave. NV. Woodley s4Ol
PONTIAC. 1889 business coupe; radio and
heater; original finish; clean as new in
SIDE; Low mileage: fine mechanical shape;
-, JUSTINE NICHOLSON,
PONTIAC 1889 coupe: equipped with radio
1929.
-, LINcoLN PARK MOTORS, ~
PONTIAC 1899; will sell Immediately; ex;
upholstery; S495. Call SH. 20l7 Sunday
afternoon or weekdays after z pm.
PONTIAC 1910 special de luxe touring
e-dr sedan. driven 1900 miles; can hardly
be told from brand new; radio. heater,
white-wsll tires, 2-tone paint: S145i
terms. Crosstown Motors. Blsdensburg I'd.
at N. Y. ave. ne. %
PONTIAC 1887 "a" 2-door sedan; thor
oughly reconditioned, very clean car; SLY
down, small weekly payments include all
charges: your car may be the down pay
ment, if exceeds same will give you the
1II4 Vermont ave. National $3.50.
PONTIAC Ia3a 2-door touring sedan: very
clean car inside and out. excellent motor
and tires. II you are in the market for this
type car, radio and heater equipped act
quickly Sold with our 4s-hour money-ba ok
guarantee, plus 80 days free service. Re-
duced TO $3.50.
LEO ROCCA. INC,
2445 NJ ST. NV. RE 5955
phnne LIS for Home nemnnSrratnr
Evening star., 1941-09-07

FORD 1910 de luxe Fordor sedan; new
snce; YOUR 1855 or 1897 Ford may. be me
down paXmsnt il exceeds dS s4mf Hn VII = TIB ErRe
BTTTS, 1Ii4 Vermont ave. National 9So".
Evening star., 1941-09-07

F0PD fo3q s5-h.p. coupe: In very GOOD
croDdition in every detail; Sl35 down.
SIS 05 per week includes all Ghar{{es sxcgeds yedds
@ CO. i' S-;u give Won the difference in cssh.
FILL 1. TIBBITTs, 11l4 Vermont ave
Evening star., 1941-09-07

F0RD 1898 de luxe Fordor sedan; motor;
psint, tires very good. S133 down, small
weekly payments include all charges; SodF yodF
Save Will give y0u the difference in cash
HILL d TIBRITTS, 11l4 Vermont ave-
National 0S50
Evening star., 1941-09-07

F0RO Ia3S 80 coupe: paint, tlres' mo mo
for and general condition very good1,; - "a
down small weekly payments ITS ihe5gde doxn pay S
charges your car may u De me i've eoToi Sou he
difference in cash. HILL & IIB5II To-
-, nrn. &c National PSbO.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

nFORD 1897 de luxe convertible coupe, q
car that has had he best car care tp3ed p9ss'e to
.IInrfortiony interior very clean. very eooo
Pres radio and heater equipped VII sac
SiHre for immediate sale; sold with oS6 Sh
4s-hour money-back guarantee p'uS '0
Evening star., 1941-09-07

PLYMOUTH 1886 de luxe coupe; very
clean, gray finish and immaculate in
terror; equipped with heater; one owner
who gave it the best Of care; fine mechan-
ically and in appearance; only S225.
KENYON-PECK, INC.
Arlngton'S Own Chevrolet Dealer
$3.50 Wilson Blvd. CHI q000
Evening star., 1941-09-07

MARMON, 16-cyI. 500 cash: must be
seen to be appreciated. 14o4 Perry
Evening star., 1941-09-07

1887 black coupe; excellent
tires; good engine. By private owner.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

CLDsMOBILE 1889 o-door sedan; eco
nomlcal 6-cylinder motor in fine condl-
ton very good tires verv clean interior:
splendid family car for only S5s5. MCKEE
PONTIAC. 5l00 Wisconsin ave. Emerson
Evening star., 1941-09-07
TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS.
l -0- lfh ST n w MI kQn

PACKARD 1889 6-cylinder club coupe;
original beautiful black finish. driven
very little by one careful owner, in the
best of shape throughout; yours today
for only SH45
Evening star., 1941-09-07

OLDSMOBILE 1889 de luxe 2-door sedan;
in the best Cf condition mechanically and
in appearance, 3 very good tires. spotless
interior; splendid family car for only $3.50:
and n SITS. NV. Metropolitan O4OO.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

OLDSMOBIIlE 1888 2-door sedan; eco
nomical 6-cylinder motor in fine condition,
5 very good tires. immaculate interior and
Will give vou best of service for only S465.
MCKEE PONTIAC, 22nd and " SITS. NV.
METROPOLITAN 0400.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

TERRAPLANE 1885 2-door; good running
CONDITION; $50 is the whole price LOGAN
MOTOR co, 18th and NJ SITS. NV. RE.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

PACKARD 1910 "l1O' club coupe: attrac-
tive maroon finish, upholstery always COW
cred and ike new, radio. heater. mileage is
low and has an excellent motor, ) very
goOd tires. S]45
Evening star., 1941-09-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door trunk sedan;
gray finish, good tires looks and runs
fine S3l5.
POHANKA SERVICE.
I1oH
Evening star., 1941-09-07

OLDSMOBHE 1910 6-cylinder 2-door tour
ing sedan; beautiful deep maroon finish
that is spotlesS upholstery immaculate.
equipped wth heater. driven very little by
one owner. looks and runs like new car;
only $685.
POHANKA SERVICE.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

OLDsMOBHE 1910 g. club coupe; beau
tiful gray finish like new; driven less
than $500 miles by one owner: save first
years depreciation; special today, S67o.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

PACKARD 1888 "I20'' four door touring
sedan; this immaculate car will give you
miles of excellent transportation in a car
of which you will be proud. Only $500.
Liberal trade
LOVING MoToRS-Your Packard Dealer.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

OIDSMOBLE 1910 -" custom 4-door
sedan; tWo-tone attractive finish; hke new
throuEhout; SS45.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

TERRAPLANE 1885 convertible cabriolet:
rumble seat. leather upholstery. radio, spot
llgnt; Brewster green. Should be worth
$3.50. Pay us S1a9, take it away LOGAN
MOTOR CO.. 18th and NJ SITS. NV. RE
Evening star., 1941-09-07

4NUW HdmputI IaIlt. RtIIIEoud. VI. O"'IU.
OLDSMOBILE 1899 go 4-door TT. sedan;
heater and defroster beautiful grsv finish,
new whitewan tires: one-owner low
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-26
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tuerben i'm 1or=Nonsert 0inien uno
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&on3crte cine aon,c @od,e aus, ncil
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Dem Treiheitsicit Nos ,seitfon,crt lei,
tet.
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6eim Glenelnnh Scmrnerfcnscrt Mar,
uareto Spcats, Sopraniltiu Ser Hire
itone MnoioItlnbe. su hGren iein.
'reitoa. nen II. Suli, miro Car.
IN slhlcr. Surmouilun Girtllcic. mil.
luirfcn.
Samstaa. sen 10. Suli, pirS So,
praniitin Mariorie Eblers, ton Sc,
Metrppolitun Spcr. OILS SoliItin auf
treter.
sitnreiic iinn IoIgcnre:
Sitc bel Siid,, IS Gents unh 500;
Snlfnniiee. % unb 80 Cents.
&orten crbdltlih bel Mop's. Sia
bees. Saplor's unN Bombs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-26
HGlt Shritt nit Scr Set
SieneIanS electric SQmmiE,atiuN
Gompanh ipenbet Nil;ureu, um
rrGGhte &ahiraae ~ bcdeu.

Sic iteigenbe Hofiraor fir rcb,
elcftriite &raft infpIge oes 2onoes
Tertcioialmas Programmes asht ari
ser Satiahe berpcr. bab ole iSirmr
am Mittnoh. ben 4. Ssnni. oeu DC
item @citelllnastna in ibrer Heihih
te erlebte. Gr hctrna 5O1 .f!o: unt
en- gleid,en Gag ml,rbe elm ncitercl
Hefrro mS4 elmer Saaescrseualna
bon 51S.4O4 &iloipatts eehrod,en
Ger bette Gag i'm Sabre 1910 mol
476, 900 &ilotpatts.
Gie Tirma epiro in oieiem ,Sahrs
niht neniger als st3.3OO.OOO fiji,
@crbelierunaen nrb Ne,lfcnitrufticn'
ausgcbcn, Inn a.,d) ibren Cell al
Sem noticnolen Miiitunasprcjcft bci
jutraeen.
Sbe Gompanp bat Nun ,lntcr &.'n
itrl,ftion 2 8eneratoren fir Snl'aaa
tion, bie fir sic 9afc Sbore S(nlug;
beItimmt iinS, unh cine Gnpa a;itG,
bon 1i4.OOO Gilonatts beiiscn ,per
ben. Ger eritt miro in bieicm Son'
mer lnS Ser ,peitc i'm nGd,lter
1riihiabr initalliert merhcn. 9it
Snitnllicruna bes ohcn ertpGbntci
Generator miro sic 6ciomtfapositG
ser Safe Sborc slnlnee in s(rcn all
$4,000 ailc,patt iteiaern.
SIN ,sntcreiie ser Teritirtlug &c.
9anpcsperteiSiaung mad)te sic Glcpc
lano electric illuminating Com
nunp befonnt. Sa6 tic einen Ucitere,
Surbineufraiterieugcr bon 5000,
aiIoruatt iiir itrc &raitan!nsc /,
slron beitellt bat. Sic l(nfrltcu iii
sic Maid,ine. sic oaiu aehSriacn Nc
ItunSteile lno Sen s(nbau rerScn iit
nuf So 100000 belal,fcn.
rGicics Troieft oient sll h,l,ocr
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ser Yr6iioent ser isirma. Ssnbem mi
sic @eltcallna iebt mdd)ten. reri,,d
ten mir uns Die ihneIlte Torsugs
lieierlng su iidern.
"llliere ge9enludrtigen 1a5ilitGi
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-26
9TH Aye YOUTH
CONGRESS
Meets July SO at Philadelphia

In statement following the
Presidents proclamation on an
unlimited national emergency
officers CT the Americ1 IN Youth
Congress- pointed to new i'm
portance OF the 7th .\YC to be
held at the Hotel Girard. in Phi
ladelphia. July 80. "For the
youth Of America. faced with the
possibility Of free trip to Elan
ders Field. we urge "'nerwenc,
action to guarantee representa-.
ton from every type OF youth
group in the 4S States at ON
July Congress" ave officers
said.
"There we shall demonstrate
the unity of our generation he
hind a program OF peace. securi
tv - and above all - free dom
"On July 4th. we shall real
firm our Declaration oi Trdepen
dence by agreeing on actior'
which will preserve. our basi,
rights. American youth will wag.
a united battle for the preserva
| ton OF democracy in America"
American Youth Congress pc
titions to the President opposing
"convovs in any form" and op
posing the sending Of an AFF arr
being used throughout the cour
try with renewed vigor since tn,
proclamation of the unlimited
emergency. Young people arr
circulating these petitions.
Latest reports from loca
youth councils indicate that abou
700 youth organizations of ever,
variety and in almost every
state are electina delegates to th'
9TH AYC.
Groups from many sections o
the West and South will hitch
hike to Philadelphia. starting
soon in order to reach the meet
ing in time for the opening OF
July vrd.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-26

mory OF departed association
members who passed away. 1t
seemed that even the roaring of
the wheels in the factory next to
the hall were silent for that short
moment
"Hes sir Nom, | got a lot out
of that convention, but I'm gett-
ing a little hoarse from talking
SO much. | didn't give you a
chance to say anything. What |
forgot to tell you you'll probably
read in the Nolksblatt too. I've
got to go now Nom, to find out
about the swimming pool. 1t will
be matter of pool or fish. So
long, Nom"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-26

"Lorain is going to have the
Bowling Tournament and that
will be pretty slick because thew
just got a new alley" mo Nom
that's not for a car to drive into.
that's where the ball rolls down
and you know | wouldn't do any
thing like that anyway"
The semi-formal dance is 60
ing to be held in Columbus dur
ing football season. Nom do YOU
think little "velvet-eyes' likes
football games: No they won't
keep me there because I'll stay a
mile away from that building"
1T was kind of sad when they
had moment OF silence in me-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-26
FAMOUS OHIO BATTLEFIELDS
Ohio's Ancient forfress Profeefed Mound Builders

tity of bones. Here, perhaps, just
such battle was fought, one Of
many for the possession Of the
rich lands that are now Ohio.
Today, Fort Ancient is a state
park, operated by the Ohio State
Archaeological and Historical So
ciety for the benefit and interest
of the citizens of Ohio and Amer
lea. In prehistoric days it was a
refuge for the Mound Builders in
the Miami Valley, from the Ohio
on the south, to Cedarville, about
l8 miles south of Springfield, on
the north. In times OF danger they
hurried through the unbroken
forests to seek protection behind
the three and a half miles Of
earthen walls which had been
painstakingly raised. basketful by
basketful, to a height Of from 10
to 20 feet.
Within the l26-acre enclosure
built on a high plateau overlook
ing the valley OF the beautiful
Miami River they built their huts
lof saplings interlaced with vines
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-26
@cor9 Seppuer, Scfr
3lusia %.

Nacn Sd)lueitern oienc ,tr aeiGli,
gen Nahriht oab sic rcaellr1b;ae
Ver'ammluna Scnntog. Sen IS.
Sllli, llhr nnhmittuas, obaehulten
miro. To Ser Tomend)or Gocl,rcii
Iein Hidl,id an biciem Sunntoa ub,
halt, modltcn mir bitten, oob ollie
ycamten unN ShpeItern piinftlid
linn bieIe 3eit am Elate icin iolcn
al'f Oas ale g'eid,Gitc ihnea erleoiai
iperOcn f0nnen. Cenn ser Tomend,or
GoelreiB luo ane Shmeitern, oie lid
beteiliacn iuollen 5ll bieicm Eidnid
elm. Sm Nlli inh sllrallit miro fem
aaffec lIno SUDDEN icrpiert lucrocn
sillen 'Shipeitern, sic in sen pcraan.
genen Monaten ierpiert nno beoieni
boben. ioaen Ir}r einen itonen
9anf. Gliiabeth Sd),nn. Er. SER
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-26

II was q crisp autumn evening
hundreds, perhaps thousands, of
years ago. .....
Inside the high earthen walls
Of the fortress which the Mound
Builders had laboriously con-
structed, warriors kept vigilant
watch, trying to penetrate the
gloom Of the thick forests beyond.
Lurking among the trees, they
knew, were enemy tribes seeking
to wrest from them their fertile
lands and game-filled woods.
Suddenly a shrill war whoop
broke the evening calm and in
vaders dashed from their shelters
for the Great Gateway.
With stone axes and other
weapons, invaders and defenders
met IN . struggle to the very
death.
There Is no account of this bat
tie In any history but scientists
found at the Great Gateway at
Fort Ancient, largest primitive
fortress in America. q great guam
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-26

ten aeniigeu bel meitem nidt mehr
fir Die Nadfraae mad, eleltriid,er
araft. sic 81 ertparten lit. umo bielenl
8ebiirinis ion ourh unier @oreebcll
fir sic ndf,iten paar Sabre entipro'
den aperben."
@Gbreno Ole nominelle Gr5eu-
aungsfGbiafeit Ser neuen Surbinen-
anIaac $4,000 ailcmatts lit. fam
lie in @irfIitfeit 10000 aiIomatts
liefern. Ole 1irma bat auBeroem ,
8eneratoren inter &onitruftirn iii
Safe Shore ,mh slibtabula anlaeen.
--O-
- Gs lit toriht, alles ullssuhmat
gen, mas man oenft. borin aipiel1
nid)t sic @abrbeitsliehc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-26

Honest Nom, l fought you
surprised me and came up and
cooked my meals for me. You'll
know how I like my steaks and
pork chops fried - we'll that's
how they were nice and brown
and juicy"
THE draft business played an\
important part. DO YOU know
that some basket ball teams are
losing almost all their players by
the Slective Service" Boy, but
things got pretty hot for while
when the marriage clause was
brought up. There were arau-
ments for both sides. But you
know how those things are. Eberv
one thinks he is right. However
after a battle of words and the
tallies were counted married men
are now allowed to be on the
basketball team. But | don't know
whether it will work out or not.
Just wait until these Young wives
get together They might not like
the idea of their husbands chas-
ing all over the country. Funny
thing though. sometimes you'd
think the most important thing in
the T. S. !. A. is basketball for
sooner or later the subject gets
back to that large round leather
ball"
81 didn't tell you about the girl
I met did 7. Honest I never did
see such velvety eyes. Bet I go
visit her some Sunday this sum-
mer."
/ Someone got up and made a
motion for an annual semi formal
dance and you should have seen
the girls. They thought that was
"the berries" | bet the girl wifi
eyes like soft velvet would look
like a sweet Georgia peach in a
blue formal"
| 1--WE had a good election o.
officers, what you'd call the cream
Of the crop, but you can read
their names in the Volksblatt
since I can't remember them all. ."
MON, will you let me get &
tux" for the T. S. J. A. dance
| Don't you think I'll look pretty
when ! get it on: Gee vhiz :
i I almost forgot next year your
little Sims is off for Cleveland
West for the 1912 convention.
boy was | nernous though.
when l invited the T. S. 7. A.
Swimming Meet to Martins Fer
Try this August. and we are all
lgoing to work hard to make it a
success. you want to know
!where we are going to have it:'
I"Well. if we can't get the MUM
cipal Pool we can use the fish
pond in the park Well put the
two fishes in an jar and If the
pond gets crowded we can take
Tour bath tub down.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-26
a"s pca,,este,p,,, O)bic
Vifnif.

>Tas aneeioate Eiduid oes Tumen-
borS Goelmeii, unS 9. g. MGnner,
dores miro Itatt am %. ,suli id)on
om 13. ,Smli abaebaIten. Mae Sod,.
len nno ocutihiprehenncn @riioer
l'no Shmeitern bon Noh lmo ,scrn
Itno allfs bcr5lid,Ite einaelooen an
oieiem Id)onen @aISieit teil5uncbmel,
YidnidplaB lit Gfe So. lTeribion
Noao uno 4 Mile Sun Hooo.
Sns Gomitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-26
SONNY WENT TO
THE CONVENTION

When Sam left home he took
four sport coats and iour assort-
ed trousers. FIVE ties and shirts
and a bunch Of other stuff. As he
got in the car Nom said. "Yoi
vo;. Sim. behave Yourself. Re-
member conventions are impor-
tant. Your father and both
found the Senior organization
our friend when we first came TO
this country which was once so
strange to US. Here we found our
friends and LandSleute and lust
think how wonderful il is to meet
the children of all these poor
struggling parents who came over
with nothing but the clothes on
their backs but with an ambition
so great to succeed that today the
Saxon youth in America has
every acknowledgement educa-
tiors. responsible positions and
homes to be proud OF. So remem-
Der that and hold your banners
high. When you walk in the
streets of New Castle let the city
know what fine young people yor,
are"
".Alright Nom. I promise to bc
a good bov." Sam answered.
Somehow she had faith in him
for as she stood on the walk and
waved. her warm Saxon heart
swelled with pride as he blew the
horn on his old car and jovouslv
drove away.
When Sam arrived in New
Castle. these parents who were
only as old as their children such
a short time ago opened their
heart again to the convention de-
legates and visitors in that cor
dial and genial fashion which
only Saxons seem to possess.
Sam didn't get red. whit<
and blue badge as Pop did; his
was white silk ribbon as he pin.
ned it on his shirt he realized
how Pop felt when he received
his first badge.
The convention ran very
smoothly and Sam told Nom al.
terward how hard the committee
, worked. Eyes Sir. Nom | neve,
knew there were so many Saxor
young people-@and good look
ing too. You should have seer
the girls in their evening gowns
at the dance. Every thing around
the feet and nothing on top.
Getting back to the meeting
Nom, | think some Senior lodges
are making a mistake in not try
ing to understand the Juniors
better for the simple reason tha
the Junior clubs will be the sal
vation of the Senior Lodge in ;
few short years.
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MN neeer iebr mit,tiae Terhnno,
lnnaen pprlieqen iibcr oic bcihloiicn
peroen loll, 10 lit sic 9(nrcienbeit
leoes ein5elnen @rubers ilnheoinat
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ing tle y ( d
This is an annual
occa sion and a
solemn one.
Congre ssrnen
Luther Johnson
Of exa as and
Harold knutson
of Minnesota de-
livered the ad-
d res es which
were part of a
program Of ap-
propriate prayer
and music.
4 beauti full
e cpStpu is the
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