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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
NEWS
BY Marie Raidel

Youngstown, Ohio, July 9 -
The officers of the club held their
last meeting at the home of Pres.
Fred Thesis and Treas. Sophie
Thesis. At this meeting the main
discussion was the 1912 SWIM
ming Meet. Plans are under way
and we hope to make it the best
swimming meet ever staged.
Thanks for the swell refresh
ments Mrs. Thesis. Where was
that George Kascher again?
Wiener Roast
Saturday night is the night |!
For what? Why for the Wiener
Roast, which is being held by the
Youngstown Juniors at the Saxon
Picnic grounds in Wickliffe.
Come one, come all you are in
for loads of fun, refreshments
and dancing on our outside dance
lDr, will be the main events.
And don't forget to time up your
vocal chords you'll be in for a lot
of singing and harmonizing.
We are extending an invitation
to all Junior clubs. Directions to
the picnic grounds can be received
at the club: Now don't forget
Saturday night, July II, and at
tend our Wiener Roast. Come
early and stay late. The admis-
sion is a very small price, 25c
per person. ~, =
Uncle Sam Calls
Two more of our members
have been called into active SER
vice by Uncle Sam. They are.
John Roth and Frank Bokesch.
The club wishes both of them the
best Of luck and health. Hurry
back boys the club sure misses
you. 1t looks like the girls will
have TO take over club duties
soon.
Speedy Recovery
The Club wishes Helen Klein
one OF our members a speedy re-
covery. May she soon be in our
midst again.
Club Notes
Our next meeting will be held
Tuesday night, July Fl, at 800
o'clock. All members are ask to
attend.
Next officers meeting will be
held Tuesday night, July IA, at
the home of the Fin.-Sec'y.. Elsie
Orben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
SALEM NEWS
l,v Sue Herman

Salem, O., July o-Another 4th
of July has passed, but quite diff
ferent from previous years, lack
ing both the traditional fireworks
and our many boys who are away
fighting for the continuous cele-
bration OF this holiday. Nice see
ing one of Uncle Sans boys,
Benny Wickman, back for the
weekend. Good. luck soldier. And
also now that it is vacation time
we hope that all our Saxons who
are away from home are enjoying
themselves. Glad having Miss
Margaret Fronius home for a few
weeks.
Mid Summer Dance
Can you visualize a full moon
shining through a portion of the
dense trees. soothing breeze
gently swaying decorations, soft
music and low lights? 1t is so
peaceful in the country. Music
from 9 till dawn sweet and swing
with few polkas for you polka
lovers. Those who don't dance
can always find something to do
like swinging or see-sawing "a
way from the crowd, and still
hear the music from the distance.
And then for something restful
during intermission floor show
with variety, rythmn and beauti-
full costumes. Why not mark the
x now for spending another
memorable evening Saturday,
July l8, at the Salem Saxon
Country Club?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
kenton's Grave. Urbana.

Kenton appealed to him. Grty,I
normally merciless in his relations
with whites, pleaded with the ln-|
dian Council Kenton's life was,
spared.
Born in. Virginia in l755, Simon,
Kenton fed west at l6 after sert-i
ously thrashing q rival in love.
He was with Dunmore, with
George Rogers Clark at the Battle
of Piqua. He was with Colonel
Logan in his Mad River campaign
and with General Mad" Anthony
Wayne at the Battle Of Fallen
Timbers. In 1912 he joined the
Americans and fought the British.
Simon Kenton did more than
his share to bring peace and civil.
izatlon to the Ohio forests.
He lived to be 81 and saw his
adopted state change from an In.
dian-infested wilderness 70 . rich,
peaceful land with pleasant town
and wide farms.
Kenton's grave m the Oakdale
Cemetery at Urbana is marked
with a four-sided monument On
one side is the head Of an Indian.
on the second. the head OF . bear.
and on the third. the head OF .
volt. and or the fourth. the hAAd
OF s panther httine monument
to Simon Kenton. the Danael
Boone of Ohio
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
Splash 1912 Swimming Meet
at Youngstown, Ohio
By Y. ]. S. Officers.

Youngstown, Ohio. July O. At
this time the Youngstown Junior
Saxons extend cordial invinta-
tion to all Junior and Senior or
CARNATIONS to attend the 1912
Swimming Meet in Youngstown,
Ohio. The final date has not vet
been set But as soon as the en-
tries from other clubs are sent
in the date will be officially an
nounced.
We have set up a temporary
program. On the Saturday night
before the Swimming Meet we
are planning to have our main
dance. At this dance we will
choose the 1912 Saxon Queen who
will reign over the Swimming
Meet Sunday morning. The dead
line for Saxon Queen entries is
July 25th.
On Sunday morning from , to
IL o'clock the swimming meet
will be held at Idora Park Pool.
After the swimming meet a pic
mic will be held at the Saxon Pic
mic grounds. The presentation of
trophies will be made at 80 P.
M. All kinds of refreshments will
be served at this picnic. For dane
ing pleasure we are also booking
an orchestra for the picnic. We
have wonderful outside dance
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
CEDAR POINT
Shep Fields brings "New Music
to Cedar Point.

Ripping Rhythm is dead! Long
live the New Music! Thus is her.
aided the New Music" OF Shep
Fields and his orchestra, opening
for full weeks engagement in
the Grand Ballroom at Cedar
Point, Friday, July TO-,
When we say new music we
mean radical departure from
not only the highly successful
and popular "rippling rhythm" OF
Shops band. but entirely new III
strumentation in the orchestra
itself. The complete elimination
OF brass instruments is the unique
change in Shops new musical or
eanization. The new combination
consists of ten saxophones plus
the usual balance of piano, guitar,
bass and drums to make up the
rhythm section.
Another new" in this unusual
band to greet the vacation thrones s
at Cedar Point is the doubling"
by the. sax section on As different
instruments. Musical colorine
and blends not possible in stand
ard Recommendations add new
surprises to every popular dance
arrangement. Shep estimates
there are over 5000 possible COM
binations with his "new music,
as against only few hundred in
lordinary band set-ups.
In addition to the series OF
name" band attractions at Ce-
dar Point this year. vacat;onists
are "rediscovering" the joys OF
the cool lake breezes. the relax
ing benefits of bathing at the
seven-mile beach, and the eShila-
rating fun OF the rides and thrills
OF the famous Amusement Cir
Gle. Likewise, the spacious Break
ers Hotel with its lOOO outside
, rooms is attracting resorters ami
vacationists from the entire Great
Lakes section and many east
coast states where ''din-outs'
, and rationing have intcrfered
with regular summer vacation
travel.
With complete calendar OF
vacation activities to meet the de-
sires OF every pleasure seeker
, Cedar Point with its excellent
transportation facilities by rail
and steamer. also has answered
+; the need for nearby vacations
4. that save gasoline and tires.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09

worpable experimental models
exist. Plastics can be substituted
with complete efficiency for a
number of scare metals. And oil
and coal are the basis of many
plastics.
The possibilities of industrial
chemistry have only begun to be
exploited. When the war is over
and we return to production for
peace. we will be able TO attain a
general standard OF living which
will dwarf achievements of the
past. And our natural resource in
dustries will be the leaders in
bringing that about.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Ed. Schneider

Cleveland, Ohio, July o-Here
we go with several news flashes
on the latest stuff from Cleve-
land East.
Singing practice has been cam
celled for the month of July to
enable our young vocal artists to
rest their respective chords. All
singers are urged to take their
vacations this month so that 100
per cent attendance will be had
when the fall session OF rhyme
and harmony opens.
The next Club meeting will be
held on Friday night, Aug. 7.
News from the Camp
| was among the few who had
chance to shake hands with
Sammy Schenker two weeks ago
when he finally got home to say
"He1loH By the way. folks, ad-
dress him corporal Schenker",
please! Nice going, Sammy!
A real shock and surprise was
handed us. when without one
word Of warning Bill Schuller ups
and gets Navy uniform. Maybe
YOU can say hello to "Hoot"
Schuller Bill, and lern the ropes
together.
Our three gentlemen of class
and leisure, Dick. Art and Geo
hereby request me to announce
that tomorrow night our gang is
invited out to their cottage for a
beach party. So that everyone car
get there without any trouble, we
are to meet at the Church at 7::3C
P. Nj. and go out as group.
P. S. Bring your own eats.
The happy bride and groom
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Stamp hate
returned and look as sharp as
ever. % ft..
We had some very charming
company in town over the 18th O
July. Ann it
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
THE FRUIT OF
BOARDING

A new dispatch tells of man
who registered for a sugar ration
book and reported that he had
$1,000 pounds OF sugar in his pos
session. When questioned. he said
that he had feared a shortage two
years ago and had been accumu-
lating his gigantic stock ever
since.
That is particularly glaring
example OF the kind of action
that, il widely followed even on a
small scale, will make an extreme
extension OF rationing inevitable.
In other words, boarding makes
scarcities-and scarcities, in turn,
make iron-handed government
control unavoidable. Some au-
thorities have said, that there
would be no need for sugar ra-
tioning at this time had not pur-
chases by the public increased to
an abnormal level.
American merchants, includ-
ing chains and independents,
have been fighting boarding. They
have been urging the public to
buy normally, and to pay no at
tention to wild rumors which say
that practically everything we
need will soon be unobtainable.
That advise is 100 per cent worth
while. If all OF us follow it, there
will be far fewer shortages. and
rationing can be held to the mi
nimum.
The American merchant. big or
little, is the consumers best pro-
lection. That's true whether the
merchant deals in clothing or ege-
neral merchandise or food or
hardware or anything else. The
merchant knows conditions. He
is in a far betterposition than the
rest of us to anticipate what the
future will bring. And when he
says. Don't hoard" he simply
talks common sense.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
BY Shirley Herman.

New Castle, Pa, July 9-At
the last meeting Of the New Cas-
tie Juniors which was held June
80, the delegates to this years T.
S. J. A. Convention read their
reports. These reports were ac-
ceptel by the members of our or
ganization.
On August 18th, the New Cas-
tie Juniors are going to hold an
Anniversary Dance. This will be
the 10th Anniversary of the Jrs
Come one! Come all to this
dance and have very delightful
time.
The date of the next T. S. J. A.
dance is September l2.This dance
will be held at New Castle and
is semi-formal affair.
We hear that the Salem Jrs
are holding a dance on July 18th
So you can bet your boots that
New Castle will be there.
To Youngstown
Did you say that refreshments
dancing and some good old sing
ing would be the main events oI
your wiener roast which is to he
held Saturday night, July IL!
YOU did! Well, New Castle is
going to be there with bells on
and have a ripsnorting time.
The next meeting of the New
Castle Juniors will be on July II
- Please patronize our ad'
verfisern
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
CHICAGO SOUTH
SIDE NEWS
BY Fritz" and BILLY"

Chicago, ILL.,, July o-The 4th
of July Picnic given by Zweig AZ
turned out to be great success.
Quite a few OF the Juniors turn
ed out and we had swell time.
Thank you Zweig AZ for showing
US a good time.
The Juniors held their outing
Sunday, July 5, out at Sauls Trail
Lake. We had very good crowd
out and I'm sure that everyone
that attended had as good time
as | did. That was the most exit
ing weekend | ever spent.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
RESOURCESFO FOR WAR
AND PEACE

WO Natural IcSOuI CcS-Oll ana
coal-are playing an immense
part in the war effort. And they
will play vital roles in the peace
time world OF the future.
Coal is one of the principal
sources of industrial energy--the
energy that makes it possible to
turn out weapons on scale
never before imagined by h,
mind OF man. ArL oil is the Mum.
Der / necessity - noderr W.:
Experts say :! .lt l. was Ia" e v
responsible iar vim ing the l,,:
war for the Allie. and TT '.
WI. ,c:,eat this rt.
But this is not all there is to
the stories OF oil and coal. For
both OF these resources are max
ing possible new industries oi
revolutionary slgnlflance.
Synthetic rubber is a case IN
point. One kind of synthetic rub
bers have special properties oi
great value. In time, they make
possible domestic rubber sup.
ply which will more than offset
the loss of natural rubber.
Plastics-the miracle product
are another example. Chemists
and engineers forecast the time
when planes and cars will be bui
almost entirely of plastic, az
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09

hoor large enough for everyone
to dance. The temporary pro-
gram will be: .-
Saturday night
Main Dance and Growing of 1912
Saxon Queen
Sunday Morning s-l2
Swimming Meet at Idora Park Pool
Sunday Noon - Picnic
Saxon Picnic Grounds Refreshments
and Dancing. d.
Sunday ] 80 p. II.
Presentation of Trohies
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
DID YOU KNOW /.

Chile, according to seismographs,
has an average of two earth
quakes daily, with two destruc-
tive shocks annually.
In some shops of Canton,
China, potatoes are sold singly,
in halves. or even in quarters.
The cod lays an average Of S.
100000 eggs during its spapwn
ing season.
Tongues of some moths and
butterflies are as long as their
bodies.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
BY Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit, Mich, July 9-On
August 10 the Detroit Junior
Saxons will hold their annual
picnic at Saxonia Park, II Mile
Road between Van Dyke and
Mound Road. Great fun and
amusement is in store for all.
There will be both German and
English music, furnished by a
S piece band. Some OF the attrac-
tions for the day will be ? ?,
a ballgame between, and races.
Admission is only 15c. So mark
the date on your calendar right
now, August 10, and we will be
seeing you then. Bring along
your friends. Everyone is well
come. . 49,
Although there were only
few club members that attended
the June social, everyone that
did 60 on the Moonlight Boblo
had a very good time.
Welcome Home
On Saturday evening, June y.
the same night as the Juniors
Moonlight, some OF the Juniors
and their parents were gathered
at the Krause home to welcome
home Mike and to- celebrate his
birthday. He also celebrated his
appointment to Second Lieute-
nant in the armed forces.
Club Meeting
July 10 is the date OF our COM
ing club meeting which is this
Friday. There will be report by
the delegates, of the Contention
and T. S. ]. A. cards will be dis.
f, tributed. There, will also be other
+! important things discussed. Be
sure to attend.
Distinguished Visitor
Detroit Saxons were honored
in having the presence of Grand
President, Mr.. John Balthes in
Detroit for the 4th of July week
end.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09

Are You and your relatives mem.
bers Of tho Sick BENEFIT Society
and Central verband7 II not, now
Is the time to join. For more Infor-
nation call The local representative.
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N Office
All T. S. ]. A. Secretaries.

Please send all names of mem
bers, who are in the service OF
our country, to the T. 5. ]. A.
secretary, as soon as possible.
Please give name OF camp also.
Marty Folder. Tr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09
QUESTIONS?
See answers to these questions
on page ~

!. By whom is the Canal Zone
administered?
2 What is the length of the
Panama Canal?
3. The Panama Canal is almost
due south OF what two United
States cities?
4. What is the motive force
which conducts boats through
the canal?
5. How far on either side of
the Panama Canal does the Canal
Zone extend?
g. Do residents of the Canal
Zone vote?
7. Where is the seat of govern
ment? ,
8. How long does it take a
ship to travel through the Pana-
ma Canal? ,y
9. On what date was the Pana-
ma Canal opened to traffic?
10. What American adventurer
swan the Panama Canal in 1923?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-09

- South Africa is urging mo-
florists to use more producer gas.
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- Nitte leien Sic oie sIn,eiaen'
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- In the white population, the
sex ratio at birth is about lO6
males per 100 females.
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Buy Defense Bonds and
stamps nowi
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- Please ,patronize, our adj
vertlsers.
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- Please patronize our ad-
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MORE JUNIORS CLUB
NEWS WILL BE FOUND
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Distinguished Visitor

Detroit Saxons were honored
in having the presence of Grand
President, Mr.. John Balthes in
Detroit for the 4th of July week
end.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-09
Lippy Leo May Quit Playing Field

Kenesaw II. Lands issued q bull
letin which revealed ''Lippy'' had
signed an exclusive managerial
contract.
The Dodger boss. in q surly
mood after two days enforced
idieness for his club. az first tried
TO shskeotf questionings concern
ing his probable retirement with
no comment" replies TO every
query. Then. when told such
action was broadly limited in an
official release from Lands Of
fee. he appeared taken sosek
lands office said that :" he
asked. ''oh. no, II wouldn't"
Given a chance 10 read the
lands bulletin and see for him
self. "I.syesble Leo became a bit
more willing TO discuss the case.
Il don't have 20 have q
player contract he said Il
haven't played q gsme yet,
have 1: Go hook ~ the rule
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-09

Of the truth.
Maryland will be represent
I'd by q football team in the
Southern conference just as it
always has been represented.
But whether that team wins
every game or doesn't win any
game viii be strictly incidental.
Championships and bowl bids
don't mean a thing today, We
are aiming at much bigger
goal. We are going Big Time
but for q more important rea-
son than bowl bids"
The reason Ia that shsugh-
messy. who climbed to fame over
night when he boosted Stanford
from the Pacific Coast confer
ence cellar to a national title.
believes that football IL essen
tally q form of war. II in
wolves body contact, speed. pre-
cision. strategy and a set Of
tactics. II involves being
knocked down and knocking the
other guy down.
VALUE LOST
But football limited to so
players loses its value" he said.
1T In q sport In which every
boy can be taught to block,
tackle. fall. jump and work in
unison with other boys. To me.
II 10 the best group preparation
for military service that can be
found. The navy already has
realized that. Look at the pro-
gram the navy has scheduled.
we are going to try 10 match
the navy program 10 the utmost
of our ability. We will have
100 varsity candidates. another
100 freshmen and 800 moro boys
who win play on various
r. o. 7. c. company teams.
Maybe I'm prejudiced. hut I
think the T formation h the
perfect tool for our purpcse be-
cause II places no premium on
size. II gives the little fellow
. chance"
The program will be carried
through the spring and maybe
even through the summer. II
necessary, and right into
autumn. Shaughnessy has the
final decision on this program.
He is not just a coach: he Is
director of athletics and head
OF the physical education de-
partment as well. And-this In
a secret--to take these RESPONSE
bilities he also took a financial
loss.
There is the real story of
why I left Stanford" he said.
y just couldn't 90 on teaching
football as . form of spectator
recreation. The boys are the
ones who count. Recreation is
fine. In its time and its place.
but there Is no recreation TO be
found in a gun or a bayonet-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-09

book and Rad what IL says.
don't have to declare my in-
tentions yet. What's the day:
Only May and We don't have
10 get under the player limit
for another week. Wait until
then and I may nave some
thing TO say about this
Durocher would have passed
from the role Of an active player
before the start Of the 1910 sea-
son IL MsePhail would have per-
mitted. However. MaePhsil wasn't
completely convinced Pee Wee"
Reese could handle the shortstop-
ping duties then and he virtually
forced Leo 70 get into playing
condition The wisdom * Mac
Phsils plan Was proved when
Reese suffered . heel injury and
Durocher PLAYED in S. games Last
year IN. Dodser boss played In
only 70 contests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-09
Californians
Lead Pin Men
Tucomuns Also Do
Well on Lunes

SEATTLE Two California
teams led the open class of the
Northwestern International Bowl
ing congress today.
Leader Lunch, San Francisco,
rolled 2.790-more than 200 pins
ahead Of the previous first-place
team. Ben Paris of Seattle, which
had 2545.
Broadway Bowl Oakland, also
beat the former mark with 2773.
The Oakland quad made the high
est team game total to date with
ees.
In the women's competition,
Seattle Bowling Recreation
took over the lead In the
Booster team division with
1924. Bremerton Recreation
took second In class c with
2040. Sassy Shop, Bremerton,
rolled co.S In class b.
Mems out-of-town results yes
terday:
Booster singles -- n. Reynolds.
Tacoma. SIS; r. Ssnderson. Ia
coma. Sol.
Commercial singles - Morr
Gray. Tacoma. $50: Toby Tyler,
Tacoma. $40: r. Davenport. Brem-
erton. 4se: S. Prsther. Tacoma,
461: r. winscott. Bremerton. $50.
Open singles-Ocky Seidelman.
Tacoma, SOS; y. Hanson, Mount
Vernon. 4ee: A. Lorentzen, Mount
Vernon. 64z.
Open doubles - Lorentxen-
Hanson. Mount Vernon. sss.
Commercial doubles-Reyn-
ds-Seideman. Tacoma, 1107;
Winscott-Davenport. Bremen
ton. ss7; Tyler-Gray. Tacoma,
S67.
Booster doubles - Prather-
Sanderson. Tacoma, sS5.
Open teams-Leader Lunch. San
Francisco. 27eo; Broadway Bowl,
Oakland, PITS; Circle c Ranch, Ia
coma, 1872: Alki Lumber. Seattle,
2e5e: Rex's Place. Mount Vernon,
2572: Hill Billies Tavern. Mount
Vernon, 1898.
Commercial Tesms-Hub Cloth
ing. Tacoma, 2475: Orr-Charr
Charcoal. Auburn. 1881.
Booster teams-Brotmsn's Ia
coma, 25o5.