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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Mayor Going to Convention

Common Council today voted to
send Mayor Edward j. Jeffries Jr.
TO Springfield, ILL.,, October 8 20
serve as an ambassador of good
WIZ during the convention Of the
Illinois Municipal League. The
mayor will refute charges made
against Detroit in Life magazine
at a meeting of the Midday
Luncheon Club, which extended
him the invitation to come to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Roy Reuther S
Release From
Army Defended

Release Of Roy Reuther, formei
UAW Official. from the army s.
that he could become head invests
gator for WPB's labor division
today was defended by Andrew J
Biemiller chief Of the WPB's laboi
morale division who asked for Reu
TIERS release.
There il nothing unusual
about such release" said Bic
miller in Washington. ut has
happened many times. Often
plant managers, who are re-
guarded as more valuable at
their regular post, are given re-
leases. The army has a regular
procedure for such situations"
Reuther was indicted last May
He was named chief investigator
three weeks ago. Prior TO his in
duction, said Wendell Lund. di-
rector of the WPB labor division,
he had been with the labor division
and displayed an ability to get to
the bottom of situations and pre-
vent labor disputes.
RATED VERY VALUABLE
Added Biemiller:
"He IL very yaluable--we need
him badly"
Reuther's new post pays $500
q year.
He is a member of the JAW
CLOS three famous Reuther broth
ers. Walter Reuther, best known
of the three, was deferred by his
draft board some time ago, and
was once a candidate for the job
now held by Lund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10

lchairman Of the Carbonated Bev-
erage Industry committee.
This Is a continuing campaign
ANNOUNCED Edwin j. Anderson
chairman OF the Wayne County
Salvage Committee. and the public
is asked TO make use of this con.
venient method of dropping Of
small pieces OF metal and rubber
picked up around the home.
There also are some 5000 gas
stations organized as scrap depots
and there Is hardly a street cor
lner in the county where scrap
cant be left.
In the buy a tank drive sched-
|uled for Saturday, September 20
III Is hoped that at least 10000
tons of salvage win be collected
to buy three Detroit-built army
tanks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Faces Fund Fraud Trial

MT. CLEMENS, Sept. TO-
Charged with raising $500 to
build a church, Harold Paschke,
43. OF Harsen's Island today faced
trial on larceny by conversion
charges. The trouble is, police
said, he never did anything about
building the church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10

nues, tonight at 7:3o o'clock. spon,
sored by Area 10. According Il
Area Warden ]. Edward Faillis II
will be the first of its kind in the
area. 1t. Bernard A. Preo, super.
intendent of field instruction fol
the OCD, will be the bomb demon.
Istrator. Mayor Jeffries and AS.
sociate Co-ordinator Richards will
speak.
Between as and go air raid war
dens of Sector c, Zone 2, Area
last evening visited the Red Cross
Blood Bank In groups Of IS to
give blood for the cause. This dis
trict is bounded by Greemawn
avenue, Meyers and Joy roads and
fireman avenue.
Leslie JUL, assistant air raid
warden for Area 6, has issued q
call for 1000 volunteers TO attend
classes to start Monday, Septem.
her ii In Cooley and BEDFORD high
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10

schools. All wardens of this area
are urged to round up citizens for
warden duty. Both men and
women are eligible for the day
time jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10

There will be an incendiary
bomb demonstration at Kelsey
Field, Fourth and Lysander ave-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Home Defense Notes.
Home Defense Notes:
Schools Part
In War Called
Vital TO Victory
BY KEN HALL

Few people realize how the war
time school system fits into the
general home front picture and
what an important part the inst-
tutions of learning play in the de-
tense idea as morale builders, the
future of our armies. navy and
lighting forces in general.
Warren E. Bow. superintendent
of Detroit's schools, put 1t very
aptly when he said:
To-day the Little Red School
House In a vital part Of tho
home front and our schools will
continue to rally TO their new
responsibilities. From kinder
garten to college graduates We
must equip our children to shape
n new world"
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La gaceta., 1942-02-27

je o controlados por el Eje.
"Y recordemos, tambi5n, que
ia gran mayoria de los asi Hama
dos enemigos extranjeros llega-
ron a nuegtras playas pOr las
mislmas razones que muchos de
nuestros padres 10 hicieron: hu-
vendo de la persecution, a dis
frutar de los privilegios y obi
gaciones de la democracia; a
criar sus hijos en- un mundo Ii
bre."
Los ocho estados en- los que
Sc ha terminado ell PrOgrama de
Identification SON: California,
Oregon, Washington, Nevada,
Arizona, Montana, Utah e Ida
no. En- los demas, ell 1ltimo dfa
de 9ol:cituld sera Ell saIbado 20 de
febrero. Los extranjeros enemi-
gcs que no hagan su solicitud
de certificate de identification
jentro del plazo establecido,
quedan suietos a penas severas,
incluyendo encierro o detenci6n
durante ell curse entero de la
guerra.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27
So5re Ia Pelotd

Eel origen de Ia pelota Sc pier
de zen la noche de los tiempos.'
Plinio atribuye su invenci6n a
cierto Pi.hus; mas Aelio acha
ca este honor a una joven de
Corcira llamada Anagala, la
cual Sc la regal6 a Nausea. To-
DO induce a Greer que las pelotas
que conocieron los antiques es-
taban hechas, como algunas que
nOsotros hemos ~conocidO, con
una cubierta de badana que con
tenia salvado o lana; y las pri-
mitivas de los ronIanos, pelo de
ciervo o pelo de alice, per 10 que
tuvo ell nombre de Pila, de Pr
lum, pelo. Los indigenas flori-
danos las hacian con hCjas ode
trigo de India, con 10 que re-
sultaban muy ligeras.
Las pelotas de cuerda, de O.
rillo de PIANO y las de cubiertas
de punto son mas modernaS. Y
no digamos NADIA de las de 60
ma, rueJ son de aver mismO.
Hubo tambi6n, y aun las hay
para ciertos juegos, pelotas de
MADEIRA; Y en- un antigua mar
mol que en- 1902 fue hallado GER
ca de San Pedro, en- Roma, Sc
menciona a Ursus TOgatus CO.
mo inventor de la pelota de cris-
tai (pilo vitrea) pero en- los die
cinueve versos yambicos de la
inscription no Sc e~ncontraron
detal'es relatives a tai clase de
pelota.
Acerca del origen de la pelo-
ia, ell padre La Sante I'm jesuit
ia, escribi6 una composition en-
versoz latinos, en- la que decia
Cuando Orestes mat6 a su ma
Dire, viendo esta d~esgraciada
princesa a Pilades, exclam6
|iOh, Pilades, Pilades! Pero O.
restes, lleno de Juror, la agarro
para aplastarla contra una CO.
lumna Immediate antes de que
Pilades llegase a su socorro.
De repente Sc transforma en-
tire subs manos en- una pelota.
Este prodigio y la invocation de
La gaceta., 1942-02-27
r DE 10 CRIMINAL

I'm jurado declare aver cul-
pable a Anibel Herra de vender
nGmeros de bolita. Declare en-
su contra ell diputado Spooner.
Jose Giovenco Sc declare Gull
pable de vender ndmeros de bo-
.lita. Fu6 sobreseida la causa
contra Charles Hackas, por ell
mismo delito.
AsueltoS fueron O. Giles y
Broward Gay, acusados por la
pOlicfa de carreteras de guiar
sus coches estando borrachos.
Sc Geclararon culpables de 70
90 Robert Clark, de 10 amos;
Robert Denham, de 20, y Valo-
RE Reynolds, de 81. Rcbaron
$751; en- la estaci6n gasolinera
La gaceta., 1942-02-27
CORTE DEL CIRCUITO

Qued6 aver e9cogido ell jura-
do que actuara en- la reclama-
ci6n de $685. 0O hedha por ell
pitcher Paul Derringer, del Gin
cinnati, contra la Raybro Flee
trical Supplies, de esta ciudad.
Asegura Derringer que su e.
ficiencia como pitcher disminu-
y6, ell ano pasado, por efecto de
un golpe que recibiera en- la ca
beza al chOcar con un andamiO
de esa compania. Ell golpe lie las
tim6 IN ojo.
Representa- al quejoso los le-
trados Sam Bucklew y Morris
y White, y a la Raybro Electric
los senores Raney y Raney y
Hill Y Hill. Los testigos empe-
zaran a declarar hoy.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27
LA INSCRIPTION DE LOS
SUBDITCS DE LAS MA
CLONES ENEMIGAS.

Sc cerrara ma1ana sabado la
inscription de extranjeros sub
ditos de las naciones enemigas,
alemanes, italianos y japoneses.
Todos los que no Sc inscriban
.podran ser internados en- los
"-campamentos" del gobierno.
Mas de 1000 extranjeros de
esa classification va obtuvieron
sus papeles en- la cficia del SER
vicio de cCrreos.
Hasta manana a las Z de la
noche podran registrarse.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27

situada en- Florida esquina q
Kertucky.
A5mii5 ser cuipable de agre-
sion alevosa, Johnny Doyle, del
23C4 avenida Buffalo.
Lee johnson Sc declare cuIpa
lie de gliar un autom6vil ha-
lardoso bajo la Influenza de be
ibidas alcoholics.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27

I'm jurado otorg6 aver a H.
Alfonso, un tabaquero, $4,000
de dahos y perjuicios por ha-
berlo atropellado un autom6vil
que guiaba ell abogado Richard
d. Morales.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27

do a cubrir parte de sus gaRNoA
anuales.
Las agencias, seigin ell preei-
:ente deN\omite, Frank D. Jack
m, p~iiieron mas dinero quA el
no pasado.
La cuestaci6n debera tenmi-
mar ell dia 25 de mario.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27
DIVORCIOS

Decretos: Teresa Byrd con
ira Alvin Byrd; Pedro Largel
Alvarez contra Gloria -Padilla.
Largel Alvarez.
Nuevas demandas Lee Fa-
iris contra Lucille Farris; Jas.
w. Moore contra OVella K.
Moore.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
Sivamepte por King
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27
La identification de los s1bditos
de los paises enemigos
Los extranjeros no deben ser perseguidos 81 son
Ieales a la Democracia

Ell programa de identified
ci6n de los extranjeros de ma
cionalidad enemiga Sc ha termi-
nado va en- echo estados del Oes
tie v sc terminara en- Ell resto del
pals ell % de febrero. ST bien es
cierto que ell programme Sc ha
desarrollado con minimum de
confusion, ha sido necesario, no
obstante, reiterar un n1mero de
puntos en- las inStrucciones gene
rales y clarificar otros que han
surgido durante el curse de la
labor.
Los r%eglamentos revisados
establecen claramente que solo
los extranjeros de nacionalidad
alemana, italiana o japonesa de-
ben solicitar certificates de l.
fON
identification. Los extranJeros
que en- 1910 Sc registraron CO.
mo austriacos, coreanos, o sub
ditos del antique ImperiO Aus
tro-Hungaro, no tienen necesl-
dad de registrarse, 81 de hecho
no son de nacionalidad alemana,
italiana o japonesa. Sin embar-
go, en- case de que por error Sc
declararon ciudadanos o sdbdi-
tos de Alemania, Italia o Jap6n,
al registrarse bajo la Ley de Elk
tranjeros de 1910, por estar en-
duda acerca de su condici6n, de-
Dido a los cambios ocurridos en-
Europa,-en tai caso-se deben
registrar, a menos que entretan
to haya sido corregida su condi-
ci6n de ciudadania en- los expe-
ientes del Departamento de JUS
ticia. Todos los casos que entire
tanto haya sido corregida su
condici6n de ciudadania EN- los
expedientes del Departamento
de Justicia. Todos los casos de
esta mdole seran investigates
a SUI TEMPO, y cuando Sc esta-
blezca la ciudadania verdadera
del extranjero, Sc corregira ell
expediente.
Eq Procurador General de JUS
ticia, Francis Biddle ha analiza-
do ell programa de identified
ci6n, aclarando que 81 bien "es
parte nueva e importante de la
tarea de proteger a America,
no sc hace por clio a los extran-
ieros de nacionalidades enemi-
gas objeto singular de acusa-
ci6n o so1pecha. Ell Procurador
General explic6 que por medic
del programme de indentifica-
ci6n, LAS personals que sin eau
sa alguna de su parte, han deve-
nido tecnicamente 'enemigos ex
tranjeros', pero que Sc han man
tenido libres de sospecha, prote-
gidos contra la injusticia y la
persecution que pudieran ocu7
rrir debido a error de identl-
dad.
EN- Prccuraor General lie ad-
vierte al pdblico q. los extranJe-
ros no deben ser perseguido por
ell simple hecho de que sean eX-
tranjeros y declare: 'Deseo sub
rayar que la persecution de ex-
tranjeros-ya sea economical o
va sea social-puede ser una es
pada de dos filos. Persecution
semejante puede empujar a esa
genie, q. ahora nos es leal, a las
actividades de quinta columna.
La discrimination economical
contra los extranjeros leales nos
priva de las habilidades y ell ira
bajo manual, que sera mas inn
portante aun en- 10 future. Tam
bien priva a estas gentes de sus
medios de vida. No debemos OIL
vidar que hay todavia muchos
N
La gaceta., 1942-02-27
MATRIMONIOS

Howard Lewis, 81, y June
The,ma Nicholas, "a; lsiah
Grant Andrews, "a, y Hazel E.
Wade, 81. 81
La gaceta., 1942-02-27

Ell comite de presupuestos del
Cofre de la Comunidad fij6 a.
yer en- 125, 484 la cantidad ne
cesaria para dar a las 18 agen-
cias del Cofre ell dinero destina-
La gaceta., 1942-02-27
SPARA LA. MUJER DEL HOGAR

C~litemnestra q Pilates hicieron
que Sc desc a esta pelota Ell nom
bre de Pila".
Sin negar belleza a Ia fabula
nj ingenio a la Inversion, nc:-
otros nos pronuncismos por el
orige de Pila, de Pelum, pelo,
va que es l6gico que con pelo de
ciervo, de anita, de cabra o de
cualuuier otro animal sc hiciera
una bola y eSta fuese cubierta
con cuero.
Los grigOs estimarban tanto a
los buenos jugadores de pelota,
cue eleyaron una .estatua & Arts
t6nico Caristio, que SobresaliaI
en- este juego, del cual habia da-
do algunas lecciones a Aleian-
6ro el Grande, segGn Ateneo y
Suidas. Plauto, Marcial y Cice-
ron hablan del juego de palota,
en- ell sentido de que es un ejer-
cicio muy saludable; y Plinio,
describiendo ell modo de vivir
de Spurina, dice que jugaba a
la pelota a ciertas horas del dia,
por mucho tempo y con gran
des esfuerzos, oponiendo este
ejercicio a la pesadumbre de
los amos.
@
Mafiana escribiremos i g @
mas sobre la pelOta. Tenemos
material para dos o tres dias
mas.
La gaceta., 1942-02-27

LA ~CUESTACICN ANNUAL
DEL COFRE DE LA COMU,
NIDAD
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
DID YOU KNOW THAT

A New York state man has
invented a visor made of plexi-
glass cushioned against the fore.
head and cheeks by sponge rub
Der for the protection of athletes
wearing ~spectacles.
With cultivation of tobacco in
the country forbidden Egypt i'm
ports more than 100000 kilo-
grams OF leaf tobacco annually.
virtually all from the United
States and Turkey.
Small enough to be carried in
a pocket, a tabulating machine
has been invented by a Chicago
man to keep a record of auto
mobile tour expenses and amounts
of gasoline and oil used.
The Netherlands Indies have
approximately $4,000 acres plant
ed in cinchona trees, from which
about 100000 pounds of bark
are stripped annually for the pro-
lductions of quinine.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
By Mary.
By Mary.

Ellwood City, Pa, May 28-
Last weekend was one to be re-
membered by the Ellwood City
Saxons. The Senior Lodge had a
dance and the profits to be given
to the Ellwood Hospital. The Jrs.
made a good showing. About 500
of the Juniors showed up.
To New Castle and Monaco
Don't forget to get a big gang
together for that big day June 2.
When all three cities will get to-
gether again and have all day
outing at Huber's Beach with
supper about that time when we
all get hungry. Don't forget to
let your committee know if you
are coming because each city has
to bring their own food. And I'm
sure no one wants to go hungry.
Congratulations
60 to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clyde
for that beautiful body Mrs.
Clyde gave birth to May IL. Mrs.
Clyde is the former Myo Segedi
whom most of US know,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
T.S.J.A. NOTICE

The names of the Delegates
from all clubs must be sent in be-
fore the Convention. Since most
of the Clubs have sent theirs to
the Convention Committee at
Cleveland West. will those clubs
who have as yet not sent in the
names of their delegates please
do so Immediately. The names
can be sent to thee Correspondence
Secretary of Cleveland West.
Katherine Schiller.
The T. s. J. A. Secretary will
obtain a copy Of the delegates
names from the convention COM
mittee. asia
All clubs are requested to be
sure to have their Head Tax paid
before the Convention begins at
Loo P. M. on Saturday. June 20.
Clubs not paying their Head Tax
on time will not be permitted to
have delegates at the convention.
Henry SCHNEIDER.
I. s. ]. A. President.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
NEW CASTLE. PA.
NEWS
BY Shirley Herman.

New Castle. Pa. May 28-It
was decided at the last meeting
OF the New Castle Juniors that we
go horseback riding Friday, May
%. That's this Friday so all mem
bers please meet at the club at
! o'clock P. NJ. Remember the
more members that come. the
merrier a time will we have.
No definite date will be set for
our wiener roast which has been
Cancelled twice now on account of
rain, until our next meeting.
which will be held June ?.
The installation OF new offc-
ers, which was to have taken
place at our first meeting in June,
took place at our last meeting,
May 10. All of us feel that those
officers who were reelected, will
serve US just as faithful as they
did before and that if the newly
elected officers serve us just as
faithful, we will have a club
proud to belong to.
The New Castle Juniors can
hardly wait until June 7. For the
Ellwood City Juniors are holding
a wiener roast at Huber's Beach
on this date. Only a few of our
members went to the last wiener
roast which the Ellwood CITY
Juniors held and from what they
said, the rest of us certainly
missed a good time. That's never
going to happen again for we are
all coming this time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
ALLIANCE, OHIO
FLASH!

Due to some misunderstanding
regarding the date of our Golden
Jubilee Celebration we wish to
advise that the event will begin
Friday, May goth, and continue
through Saturday, May 30th.
Dancing will be enjoyed Fri
day night with music furnished
by Geo. Schnitzler and his Akron
Radio Band.
Saturday has been designated
as Junior Day. Music for dancing
to be furnished by ALI Bottomly
and his swing Sextette. At II 100
o'clock our big gala floor show
will be presented. So come pre-
pared as we believe a big time is
in store for you.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
QUESTIONS?
tSee answers to these questions
on page ~ ]

/. What is. a Wand? !.
?. If a diamond were burned,
what would the resultant pro-
duct be?
How is a fowl basted?
4. What is a more familiar term
for acetylsalicylic acid?
5. Where is the Hall of Fame
OF great Americans?
6. Which are usually more in
telligent. wild or domesticated
animals?
I. Who were the Lake Poets?'
8. What is fish day?
9. How did the word colossal
originate:
10. What was the ultimate
fate of Narcissus?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
CLEVELAND WEST
WHIRL
BY Fritz"

Cleveland, O., May 2S-Tt is a
good thing reservations wer.
made for those horses last Satur-
day because everybody turned up.
Must have been almost Is who
were willing to take a chance or
these horses. Or should | say the
horses were willing to take a
chance?
In the afternoon everyone
went for a hike to neutralize the
pain that accumulated in the
morning. After a workout like
that nobody was. very particular
about what they ate SO some OF
the girls took a chance and made
a supper. Yep! those -Hambur-
gers we saw before they were pu,
on the fire and saw after they
came off, SO ] guess, we can blame
it on the fire, or can we.
Baseball Practice
is still being held every Tuesday
and Thursday. so all you young
would be is keep on coming out
There is a regular business
meeting tonight. so come all!
. All Clubs
Please send all correspondent.
to Kate Schiller. 3467 W. O7ti
Street, Cleveland, O..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-28
THE CANTON
OOMPA CORNER
BY Fulz and Ann

Canton, Ohio, May 28-Last
weeks colum, you're herewith
informed came to late. The Ed,
was not in the paper-but we are
truly sorry that our Thanks a
Million to West, Salem and
Monaco were not printed. The
Cantonians will pull every string
to repay you for helping our
MAY Walk" to be the success
that it was. Did | hear Salem will!
have a return game? The time
and place is all we need. and the
Bulldogs" will come. This goes
for other teams as we'll.
Wednesday night a few of our
locals attended the Christ Lu.
theran Church bowling session.
A few more practices on the fem.
inc side will offer the boys some
pretty stiff competition. VIVA,
say, girls? There is NO better
time to shed your modest back
wardness and form a girls bowl
ing team and participate in other
sports as we'll. / think other cite.
will gladly give us games ant
return matches. Let's bring it W
at our next meeting and start the
ball rolling.
Reveille
Will awaken another Saxon
soldier in the near future. Martin.
E. Kelp decided this war has been
booming entirely too long-so he
is joining up with Uncle SANS
forces to pu ia stop to it. All the
luck in the world, Marty, and ii
your laugh is as infectious to the
enemy as it is to us = the whole
world will be laughing.
Decoration Day
finds the Juniors scattered to III.
tour winds-but whatever YOU,
plans, a happy holiday from all
of us. Hope to see some in thu
of Alliance.
Meeting
next Friday night. 1t will be the
last business meeting before the
convention-and we do need you.
cooperation in attending the same