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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1942-12-18
Msompion
Sparkle+s
BY Ole Man Sparky

One of Champions own boys,
Lester Hanna was at Pearl Harbor
! when the Japs pulled their sneak
attack. Les, who was put out of
action, is waiting until he is well
enough so he can get back into
action and get in his two cents
worth against the little brown
sneaks, and he won't sneak doing it.
Give credit to Bert Dixon of the
Champion Credit Union. He is the
father of a blue-eyed baby girl
born Dec. A. Bert is still little
nervous and his hand shook as he
passed out the cigars; but the
mother and child are doing nicely,
thank you.
Bruce Melvin who was slowly
losing his mind during the gasoline
rationing, came out of it long
enough to say that the fog was
blowing away and he doesn't be-
lieve he will need the padded cell
after all.
CHAMPION VITAL STATISTICS
Entering the state of marital
bliss since last we compiled the list
were the following:
Helen Kubiak became Mrs. Lee
Seckurski. Rachel Bishop took
unto herself to have and hold Frank
Holmes. Vera Cole liked the name
of Wicks and joined Corp. Joseph
Wicks at the altar.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Jankowski will
support a seven-pound baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lipkowski became
the parents of 10-pound girl.
, THIS AND THAT
Eileen Flick looks like a conner
bowler. Maybe she will be a
gese champion. Anyhow, she
ings good form.
" y
Chuck Johnson came up with a
swell idea about a service flag. We
are in hearty accord with the idea
and suggest that we buy it from
our paper, the Toledo Union Jour
nal, which can supply US with any
size we need from 81 for individ
uals' homes to $25 flags for the
plant.
Daddy Morris is the new commit
teeman, and very good, too.
That rapt look you notice on the
face Of Beatrice Quinn Parker is
because her husband will be home
from the Navy this week, and any
how, that's enough to make her
happy.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1942-12-18

NEW YORK-A labor commit
tee to work for the freedom of the
victims of the unconstitutional
Oklahoma syndicalism law was
formed with Warren X. Billings as
chairman, Pres. Joseph Selly of the
American Communications Assn.
(CIO) as vice chairman, and Pres.
Conrad Kaye of the Butchers
Joint Council of New York (AFL)
as secretary-treasurer.
DENVER, Colo.-Reid Robin
son was reelected international
president of the Intl. Union of
Mine Mill & Smelter Workers
(CIO) in a three-way race in a
referendum of the entire mem
bership.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1942-12-18

George O'Henry, entertainment
promoter de luxe, announces stag
party for some time in January.
Proceeds of the party will be given
to relief. The party deserves our
support. Exact date of the stag
will be ann Junced in this section in
an early edition.
Labor is necessary to the prose
cution of the war. No matter what
labor has done or not done, it never
started war; but it does fight
them and wins or loses them.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1942-12-18

NEW YORk-America's %
largest manufacturing copora-
tions, excluding copper and oil
companies, increased their assets
to 1900 million dollars in 1941,
an increase of 1000 million dol
lars over 1910. the Natl. Indus
trial Conference Board, an en-
ployer organization, has re-
vealed.
TRENTON, n. J.-Government
do not have the right to
strike, the New York Civil Service
Commission ruled in approving the
dismissal of Is workers and the
suspension of so others in the New
ark garbage department because
they took part in a six-day stop
page of 400 workers in October.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1942-12-18
National
Supply NeUs
By HERB REIsER

For the first time in the history
of the National Supply Co., women
will be employed in the new Navy
building which is rapidly being
equipped with machinery.
The good old stag days are gone.
at least for the time being for the
men at the National Supply; but
there is no doubt that the women
workers will find a welcome to the
the ranks Of our fellow-workers.
Because the concilliator lacked
authority to settle it, a wage dis
pute on overtime pay still awaits
final decision. The case will be
carried up to higher authority on
appeal for a decision.
With tires almost too hot to
handle under any conditions, and
gasoline now being the desirable
thing for petty thieves to steal be-
cause it cannot be ientified, gas
tank pilferage is in style. One Of
our members had full tank Of
gasoline stolen while he was attend
ing union meeting.
With war workers so dependent
upon gasoline for transportation to
and from their places Of employ
ment, a thief who steals gasoline
from workers cars is guilty Of an
act of sabotage, and if caught
should be severely dealt with.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1942-12-18
The
AckLinite
By LEWIS MATToX

Plans for the Acklin Christmas
party have been completed by the
committee in charge of arrange
ments.
Polonia Hall will be the secen
Of the holiday festivities, and the
party will be held on Christmas
afternoon, from 2 to p. m. Candy,
toys and refreshments will be pro-
vided for the Unit members and the
children, with other appropriate en-
tertainment.
Chairman Walter Trzaskalski
announced that the next meeting of
the Acklin Unit, which will be
held Sunday, Dec. 4, at UAW head
quarters, 425 Winthrop St., is go
ing to prove surprise for Unit
members. Walter refused TO tell
what the big surprise was but that
whoever gets it will be glad they
attended the meeting.
Gasoline rationing at the Acklin
IS beginning to get itself smoothed
out. Everybody is cooperating to
share the ride as much as possible
and to cooperate with the govern
ment in its endeavors to save tires.
What is the s64 question?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1942-12-18

What is the s64 question?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26

formi,lierte, nod INNER an Ben,
pprIdufigen Mnsbleiben elmer euro
rdiifen Mftion herllrnmeferte - sic
Sotuietpreiie i,no bas Sotpiptrabio
iino (StaIins 0ireftioe gefolgt uno
Ieben in Sen lett um Ole groBs Slot
tenbuIiS 5.tneitens einietenoen
S3mpien Sic groBe Soffnung fit
eine crfolgraidpe Gntlaitung scr ri,i-
iiIlf-n Gan,pifront.
gfit grober ginorinelihfeit luden
Sic Sonictscmmentatoren ibren Sc.
fern Sic ltrategiId1e 8eoeut,ina Ser
fiir sic 9cnolferung anIheinenb 10
inenblih peit abliegenben trneiiih,
en- Sample flursumndrn. Tlirdous
Hetht: Ncnn Ser @eiie BON gi5er.e
lit Bic Gorausiesllng fir bie Sort
fiibrlng ser amerifaniihen Sffen-
lioe nah Ger nur 100 Meilen entfern-
rem groben ltrategiicten SnieI Sisi-
lien lmb Damn mad, Dem europGiidpn
sse'tlanoe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
2ln,erifa,,iietc 8aHaNcn
@pn 6ngo &arl Sippmann.

Neiu g)orfer Scrlaesbaus brinei
cine Sanlml,lne BON Beoihten bes
befanntcn Goeten 5lr Gerofientlity-
ing. Gin Iiterariltes Greignis bon
altBeraenobnlider 9aoeutung iii,
slnerifaoeutId)e lteut bie fir Sin.
fang Ge5ember teoorltebenes Ser.
offentlihumg oes ganbes yNmerifa.
niidc 9allaosil oar. Ser i'm SUM
oicies Sabres in Nen yorf peritor.
bene Goet ipar fraelos Der bebeutcno.
Ite belttichanerifaniId,e 9id,ter oes
sirmt5iqitcn Sahrhlmberts, iEeine
grbeiten erifienen lange Sabre in
bieiiaeE 3eitlmgen rno 3eitidrifte,.
Sie vImcrifotiid,en gaIlabell"
lueroen in bornebmiter Ausitattune
gum Ereiie Don 50 Son ser Mrrep.
bcao Greb, 17S Siftb sloa., SEEM
Dorf. berausaebrutt. Gs oiirfte lid,
le,npfd)len, 81 's,lfunsen unoerS.ie-
lich aufsugeben. Gs eisnet iid oor-
3iiglih ols @eibnabtsseihenf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
De,.tiher 11aetriettc,,.
l,ricf

0onoon. yie ser oiplomatiid,e
aarre'ponoent ser Times" nit
teilt, iinb bis Anfang 1912 gegen
= Millio1en OeutIhe getotet NOR
ben. Sn Sen oel,tid)en Sages5eititn-
gen fann man Gag fiir Gag Guten-
Sc uno S,mberte pon 1ooesanseigeil
bon beutifen Sploaten finben, Oie
an ser Sitfrpnt cen SeIocntoo ge-
ltorben iino."
,9elltlhlano bat nidt MIR furdt.
bare Gerluite erlitten es bat ultd)
einen e,tten Seil iaiuer arieasbegei=
lter,1ne eingebiibt."
Waibington. Sn einem slrtifel oes
Gropaeanoanliniit tiers 8oebbels, Den
er in ser @od)cl,seit,rng r0as Heih"
peroffentliebt bat, sibt @oobelS sil,
bai, Die v9eutihen bes ariages I'M
mer mebr miioe ipcroen. 9tah Ser
oeutIt,en Sffeniioe I'M @eiten iall
Sabre 1910 elallbten oieie GsiltIde,
oaB bas slerslte pou"ber iei. Grit
ser 6eIo5ng i'm Often erofinste ibnen
Die slusen iiber Die @roBe Ser Yrob-
leme in bieiem arieg."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26

SpriGt in Joreiau Affairs Council
8eriammIan9

8raf 9iifaro Gouoenbone-a -aalgeri,
Elm beriibntes Nitelieo Der alten
0iterreif)iif)en Nobilitdt unb @riin-
ser nnS Yrdiioent ser Non- -Guropd-
iihen Union, ipiro in Der 0erlamm-
lung bes Joreisn affairs Council
Montag, ben 80. gopember. naf)-
mittags nm 5:15 llbr i'm 8alliaal
oes Statler Sstel einen 0o0rtrae
baltan iiber r5be Yroblem oi Gil-
ropean federation" = 9as &rob-
lem ser @uropdiihen 8erbinoune.
Gieier gortras mag ie5r intereiiant
ieiil, benu Ser @raf hit cine glutori-
tat aui 'oieiem @abiet. Gr bat be-
reits mebrsre 8iifer bariiber ge-
idri,ben, sic cine 8erbincuns aller
elropaiihen Staaten NIT Musnab-
me Rublan5s bsfiir,porten. Gintriti
81 oieisr 3sriammlline lit fir Wfit-
slieocr irci uns Nihtmitslieber 5ab.
Zen 80 Gents.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Cine fpoblqelungene Mebfrrafcbung
sum 40. Dod3eits- 3ubllaum

nniere lieben Giarrerslaalte uon
Glep'Iano Weit, Naitor Sobonnes
uno israu Marie 0ailtid,ldnber, iei.
erten letten Gonnarstae i'm 2rei'e
ibrar &inoer lmo ibrer ssreinoe oie
pier3igite @ieo-rfebr hires Sohseits
ages. Der emlige airdpnirauenpar
elm NIT ieiner un,l;d,tigeu 9oritabc-
r:n, Srau emma 4artnann, bate
aaes 10 if0n eep!ant uno uorberei.
tet. Gie Ginlaoungen iuaren auses-
eaneen, oie @eihenfe belteut, Die
Sift)e reid, gelfaniift nno geoedt,
aaes I'M Beheimen, oab Ser Serr
Hfarrer Tno Srau 3iarrerin nit)ts
oapon tpiiisn icaten.
Ger @eieaihaftsraum Der SeutId,-
tird)s mar gehnift ooa pon frel,oig
,partcnoen 8diten als oas ss,tbel-
paar in oen ,rur NIT tpsnigen aarsen
erbellten Halm eintrat. Srofeilor q.
9fifplaus mo ieine SGuger iparen
bereit. Mit Sem 2ieo Sci eesriibt"
eroffneten iie sen gmpfang. 3farrer
Sans 6oiiel, ipelher als Sooitmei=
tier bas Yrosramm leitete. iprah i'm
Eamen aller ampeienoen sreitnbe Ell
|nise @orte iparmer 9egriiBung i,no
fiibrte Gle Gbrengdite 81 ibren Git
sen. &or ibnen itrno Elm Stral,B
bon pier5ig rotten Mpien. = Spm.
bole inbaltihiper. = ltniere Soli=
itin, Srau Sbeil, lang bieralf bas
ich0ne 2ieo bonn r9eben", bas ia nur
vein 5raum" iein ioa Sa, nenn
man oarauf suriifblidt ein Nten-
idenalter neit!
gfln murSen Dem Slibelpaar oie
8liiilpiinihe lno @eid,eufe barge
bradjt. ssrau Sartmann 'prad) i'm
Iamen beS 6raucnpereins, Serr
Noth fir sen 9ruoerbllno rmo Serr
@oumann fiir. sic iiinsere Genera
tion. &,lrator Sbies bantte anl
SfluB i'm Namen Der 8emeinoe fir
alle erfabrene 2iebe. = Surge aber
innisa 8riba uno Segens1uiinife
nod oargebraft BON 8roB-
SefretGr 9. 0iartini, Gr. Miih
Sfneiber, HehtsanpaIt otto Stride,
ltnb Daniel Rebner. Die oerihieoe=
men Slniprafen ipuroen iinnreid in
ent,prehenoe eelneiniame 9ieoer ein-
aeramt.
Iic beioen Sauptreben spuroen
Don 5ipei Meiitern oes @ortes gebal-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
8i3erte ,sitN Sic 1snIien

Ser tirneiiife arieesbafen 0i5erte
Oeifen Sd)td'aI ieet i'm @oroer-
griino Ser Weltaufnlerfianlfeit lit,
ftuno mad, bem erlten @eItfrieg iton
tinfftal i'm greniipunfte oss offent-
lid,,n Sntereiiss. Sn uniarer ichnsI-
lebigen Belt bat es scr 2eier iibcr
bie Diiue Der graigniile ser beioen
lesten sSabrsehnta oieIlaitt idon per-
geiien, cab mad, Dem Sieg Ser 9ol-
ihetuifen iiber Die @rangelarn,ee Sic
@riegsififfe @raneels ibren 9ee
itnh 8i5erte nabulen, no lie BON
ben Sran5oien entlpaffnet tp,rrhen.
Tas Sd)ifial ser Shiffe ielbIt, Sic
ben gr6beren Cell Ser einitigen sa-
riitiideu &riegsflotte oarltellten,
lbaa.e (.in 5ienllih fontpli5iertes
Sd,idial. Gle So1pietresierung for
oerte oie Serausgabe oielsr SdNffe,
aber Sranfreih belt iie 5uriicf: als
Hfano LII Die pon oen Solpets Der
iueigerte ge5abllln9 ser SariItilfen
Sdatlben 60 lnasn bie lSd)iffe flint
5ebn Sabre untitig Dor Ser Heeoe
bon gi5erte. Grit ourh Sen inn
0riibiabr 1886 ratifisierten rltiiiid,-
fron5Giiifen SrelmoIdafts= unD
Mhtangriifs Gertrag nuroe Sic
Riifgate Ser in5iuiifen itarf ent-
ipcrteten Shiffe an Die So,pietre-
gierling bespilligt.
Wenn 10 ser Nalne giserte 5u-
f1lflt nif,t mebr freunolihe Crime.
ritngen in Ser Soipiet,ntion alsl0lt,
10 lit ooh bs,ite Sia 9lufn,erfianrfeit
Ses rlliiiiden Yublifums nit gro.
ben Soffnitngen auf ben aa,npf I'M
Den tllnsiiiGan &riegsbafen geridl-
tet. Tenn obidlon ser Sosuietbot=
id]after in 2onoon, Maisfp, aeglaubt
bat, italiniitiifar ieia su miiiien ais
Stalin luo an oeulielben Gage, an
Sem Ser Gbef ser Solpietrasicritng
feline boba anertennllr,s Ser noro-
afrhanilfen slttion an sen aorre.
iponoenten Ser nsliipciateo GreB"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
INSTRUCTORS

The Instructors Unit of the Il. S.
Citizens Defense Corps, has been
established in an administrative
order issued by James II. Lands,
Director of the U. s. Office of Civil
ian Defense.
The insignia for Instructors con-
sists of an inverted equilateral tri-
angle, centered above which is q
falling bomb, to the left of which ID
. chemical retort, and to the right
Of which is a flame in red, within
. white triangle in q circular field
Of blue. The insignia may be used
generally but not on arm bands or
brassards.
Duties Of the Instructors in the
u. s. Citizens Defense Corps shall
consist Of giving courses OF train
ing and instruction to units Of the
Defense Corps, as prescribed from
time to time by orders or instruc-
tions Of the Director. Appointment
as instructors shall be restricted to
eligible persons who have regis
tered for training and have salts
factorily completed prescribed and
approved courses of training or in
structions, by the Local Defense
Council, on the basis Of ability to
perform prescribed duties, by the
legally authorized appointive au-
thority Of any State or community
subject to any further rules, regu-
lations, or orders, issued by The
Director.
Instructors who are graduates of
War Department Civilian Protec-
ton Schools may wear the pre-
sc1ibed insignia encircled BY .
wreath of laurel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26

Stcfbolm. sn Morlpcgen bat Der
ShleihbanSe( einen iplden l1mfang
ngenonlnen Dab Die gta5is ge=
5luluteen maren, sic 5ooesltruie 10.
gnr alf aPitslieocr ser Webrmadt
aus5nbctnel,.
+ Mosfau. Hnh einenr 8erid)t ans
Stodbolm bot Ser Nasifpnrnliiiar in
Norpegen Sarbopsn lelblt sigese,
ben, Dab Die regiiliren ocl,tId)en
5rltpren in gsornegen ourd, oie
Giterreid)iid)cn Srrprsn oemorali-
iiert tperSen. Eah elmer Snipeftions-
faDrt rlirc) bas norolife Nor.pegcn
erflartsn bobe Na5ifunftioiiare, Dab
es ,mbebingt noipenoig iei, Die 3Ssi:.csc.
reidiihen ginbeiten ilt 9iorlpegell
our6 anoere Sll eriesen. gtah Wfel=
oungen cits Oslo iinb in letter 3eit
Sablrcidye oIterreihiihe Soloaten
BON ihran GinlIeiten oeiertiert. Der
| Gcmmonaant zines GlterreihndHn
Hegintcllts ipuroe Dor eil 3riegsA
gerid]t geltcllt; neil es IN 1etner
Grippe 81 Observation-Disclosures ges
fonunen lei. slnfang Nooember tp,ir-
/ ben Z olterraid)iife Splbaten irr
9taruif lpeaen OaIertation erifoi-
! ir,, /"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26

ten: Mittael &rauB, Ser 75idbrigt
iueenofriide @olfsnsann, ipiirsigt!
bas 2.bsn unb Weien 1l1o Oie bet
ipielqebenoen &inoer oes ieiernber
Subclpaares; Haltor Sans IsutIh.
lGnoer, Ser 1lteite sebn Ser Nfarr'
fanlilie, ipraf tiefgeriihrt iiber bas
Slid osr 6reunoid,aft uno oen Sc.
aen Der Siebe; beioss bat er lelbi1
lpie audi feline giiten Gltern 10 reid
LID erfabren h%rfeit. Seine Danfes.
iporte brahten n,anhen oie 9riinen
in Bic Nusea.
Ser SGbepuuft bss Nbenos ipai
.pobl Ser augenblid, als sSrau Sbeil
bas SieS bon y. Hifolaus lang
,@enn Sic &oien nidt mebr bliib.
ten !" uno Haitor 5oiiel bie 6dn.
Sc bes S.,belraares in einunoer leg
te uno bie ie,,ften Mugen iid griiB-
ten r,pann mir siuei uns nih1
mebr bGtteu, min id lterbcn. ;. ;"
Nah bcn Mbenoeilen oanfte oei
Ssltbilor Masn fir @aes uno Naito,
5oilel ihloB bas Hroeralnm NIT Dem
aenleiniam aeiungenen vMnn Sanfe1
ale 8ott."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Ncfftiftelariitec IN ftbYcn
itc6 ant Aeitt,et,

aairo. &ctnn1sIs s(rmee lit nod,
immer nift gum &alten gefonlmen
lnb Die Gna!anoer baben bereits
Observation-Disclosures fir ibren
Mad dub. Gan5a Gioiiionen tperben
redts unb linfs gefangen genommen
ca lie nreiltens infolgc @aiierman-
gels nidt mebr ,peiter tSnnen. gs
iino bcreits mebr ais $4,000 Mnnn
gefangen eeno,nmen, bar,itter brei
8ensriIe. Genera ! Sbona tpuroe
naf 2onSon gebraht uno 61iberte
iih abfaIlig iiber Die Na5i-Aibr,tne
i'm oeutidrn Generalltab.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26

Waibington. Hr6iibent garlos
Mrropo sci gtio bon Ecuador tryliroe
bon Nroiioent Mncisbslt peri6nIiH
auf oem Boiling 6lugfeIb besulBt.
er lit ser stpaite iiibanerifnniifle
ErdiiSsnt Scr tpGbreno oes arieges
nah bier fam. Ser erItp mar Der
Hr1Iibsnt bon Yeru.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Dcreiniete 5lieeer
erteiten i@tpere $4l6ee
inn 6eriteit Often

Gbunefins. Bel Mneriifen a.i
1uilfte in Sn0ohina uno Burma
iruraen Ben Sapanern iflpere Ser,
lutte bcigebraht. Sic bonbaroierten
in &;ifsn BON China cine gan5e Mn-
SabI Sransportibiffe unb ersieIten
Sreffer iiberou, ba oie Sapaner an,
ifeineno gan5 iiberraidt iparen ino
feline @esenflieaer batten. lteber in
Sen Safengebd,loen 5.ineelten fur3e
3eit nad Mbipurf Der 500IYflinb-
Romben sSeier auf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26

Sast miro es nid)t mebr lange
mGbran, bis aad, oas leste 2ano
aus Der Msutralitit in Sseutralitdt-
lidTsitan d'bargesaneen iein miro.
Die @eilenfreifer tperoen iabr
balo am @erbrngerh iein uno man
der miro !tumm ,uerben, ipenn er
niht mebr ersahlen fam = ,p:e
uiele Weilen CT lesten Sonntag ee.
ruit lit!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26
Mppserst,,e Gteater

8eluhen Sic Sen ne,,en Slim i'm
&ippoOrome lbeater George @aib-
ington Slspt &ere". Gs lit Elm iebr
luitiser fSiIm 1lno Sic iperoen es
niht bersuen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26

Ser Scrap" fShmmlung /. iinf
nelteroinas nisber perld)ieoens .Jet-
gen 8apier" s,,sefiibrt poroen.
Wtand)e ber mebernen f8ertbe-
griffe geben iiber bas @agriffsper.
nogen oes eeipobnliden Sterblihe11
binauS.
@enn crit bie 9olsnidel fommen
tperoen mir unisr @elo nod mebr
seriplittern fonnen oils bisber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26

II you-like so many women be-
tween the ages Of 38 and 52-suffer
from hot flashes, weak, dizzy, ner-
vnus feelings, distress Of "irregu-
larities", are blue at times-due to
the functional middle age period in
q woman's life-try taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at
once. It's the best known medicine
you can buy that's made especially
for 1Domen.
Pinkham's Compound is famous
to relieve such distress. Taken reg
ularly-it helps build UP resistance
against such annoying symptoms.
It also Is q fine stomachic tonic.
Thousands upon thousands Of
women-rich and poor alike-have
reported benefits. Time and again
Lydia Pinkham's Compound has
proved some women's happiest days
often can be during their "40's".
Also beneficial for younger women to
helprelieve distressof female month
" functional disturbances. Follow
label directions. Worth trying!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26

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3eiti,naen, oie in 80 fremSen Spra-
den eriheinen. lleber 200 oieier
Publifationen iino beutldiprahig-
lie baben sic Mebrbeit BON oan nidt.
snsliifen 3eit,lngen.
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Sc tpeniger 2eilte bon elmer Sate
perlteben, oelto eifriger iino lie bar
uui erpicbt, iiber iie mitSureoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26

Stnb Sie unb Sbre Nngeb5rtsen
Nitglieb i'm 0rantcnuerctn nnb
Central Eerbanb? @enn nidt, jett
1T bic Seit beisutreten. Inn senanere
Snfprmattrn rufen Sie ben 2ofal.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-26

8erid)t iibcr bas &on5ert ull1
Sbeater ser &irhenhore ser st
Ssobannes &irhe eriheint crit ndd,ite
0ohe. Iie &eoaftion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Deep Purple Orchids

Mrs. Powers topped her gown
of deep plum-colored crepe with
small matching hat trimmed
with roses which blended into
the shade Of the hat Her flow
ers were deep purple orchids.
Mrs. Gotfredson heard the
VOWS exchanged wearing an
original Patou model of heavy
crepe in channels shade with
bodice done in gold beads, yell
low spray orchids pinned to her
sable scarf and a hat 10 match
her gown. Her accessories were
gold and brown.
\ reception was held at the
Country Club. The receiving
line formed in the large lounge.
standing in front of two tail
urns filled with white flowers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

PLAYERS Playhouse for the hcnc-
BIO of thc Detroit branch Of the
Save the Children Federation
There's a long and hand
,omcly-arranccd list of patron,
and here, gentle reader, are just
a lcW:
Mrs.. Horny Bourne JOY Nh,
Henry p. Williams. Dean and
Mrs. Kirk y. OFcrtall Or. and
Mrs. Arthur 3. McGraw. Justice
and Mrs. George +. Bushnell,
The Rev. Francis b. Crcamor,
the Rev. and Mrs. Frank FIJI
Mrs. Anna krc>gc. Mrs. Donald
Stevenson. Mrs. Bruce Douglas,
John y. Greene and David {.
WHman. Jessie r TompkinS.
Ms. George W. Williams and
Mrs. John Goshenhofer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Green and White

Simple bat effective, the deco
IalionS of the church were car
red out IN green and white.
In the ChanCel was an ar
rangemcnt of cybodum ferns
and tall white candles in Cathe-
dral candclabra and on the altar
were white flowers.
Mrs Darwin KImball. the for
mer Helen June Powers. was her
sisters matron Of. honor. Brides
maids were: Mrs. j Francis
Lynn, the former Phyllis Cot
frcdSon, sister of the bride
groom. Miss Eugene Wright,
Mrs. John G. Wills. Miss Corinne
Wilcox and Miss Betty Parrish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Antique Ornament

For the something old" this
bride wore an interesting an
tique ornament, a brooch made
from a gold cross which has
been in Mrs. Gotfredson's family
since 1776.
II belonged TO her great-great.
grandfather. Mai. Elias Knapp.
who was on George Washing.
tons staff in the Revolutionary
War and has been worn by all
the brides in Mrs. Gotfredson's
family since then.
This precious cross is kept In
safe, taken out of its tissue
paper on the wedding day to
adorn the bride and then is put
back immediately after the
NTnCiFfnu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Dressed Alike

Charles Wright III was best
man. and guests were seated by
J. Francis Lynn, Jerome c. Du-
Charme, George r. Fink Jr.
William O. Scclbach Jr. and
Henry Conan Munroc.
Al the antS were
dressed alike in heaven blue
from the tops Of their heads 10
the tips of their little blue satin
slippers.
Their dresses had fallle bodiccS
with long torso effects and fun
skirts of double silk marquiSette.
The ncCklneS were heart
shaped and the sleeves were
Empire length.