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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
RommeI Lost
100 Tanks, Says
WiNkie in Egypt

ANKARA. Turkey, Sept. s
QNS) Field Marshal Erwi IN
.Rommers Axis divisions lost 10C
tanks i'm the futile offensive in
Egypt and the Allied army scored
"a brilliant victory in the latest
desert campaign, Wendell Wilikie
said today in q press interview.
1.-THE extent OF the British VIC
tory has not yet been fully re-
ported" Willkie said.
"1n my opinion a second front
Il established In Egypt"
The American political leader,
representing President Roosevelt
on a visit TO the Middle East, Rus
STA and China, arrived yesterday
from Egypt, where he toured the
battlefield and met Allied civil and
military officials.
GETS BAD MAULING
"Rommel lost 100 really good
tanks in Egypt, and that's 40
per cent OF his effective tank
strength" Willkie declared.
Willkie observed that Axis radio
broadcasts have described Rom
mers latest campaign as a recon
naissance."
eff he makes more reconnais-
sances of that sort, and We gain
similar results, there will soon
be no Axis forces left I'm Africa"
Willkie declared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
Press Reaction
To Initiation Talk
BY United Press

Early editorial comment or
President Roosevelt's fireside cha
and message TO Congress on in
flation:
NEW YORK II f r A L d
TRIBUNE-"The incisiveneSs of
his demand on Congress, the
categoric promise Of action
where il is neceSsarY-these are
what the country has been wait
ing for"
THE NEW YORK TIMES
Unless the Presidents inten-
tons 90 much further than his
speech and message indicate, it
is difficult to see how his pro-
gram can halt the rise in wages
and farm prices"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
Coal Rationing
Near, Says u. S
Protect Yourself With
60-Day Free Storage

Donald M. Nelson, war produc-
klpn chief. warned that emergency
otaI rationing was probable unless
ctnsumers Immediately build up
heir reserve supplies to "the limit
D storage capacity"
THE Detroit Coal Co. will Ill
ytur bin now without any cash till
November, at which time you may
Day today's cash price or take oil
D months. Phone your order today
S-S503.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
2d Front
Plan Made
Tim London
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
and Admiral Ernest J. King, chic
of naval operations.
THE American chiefs Of staff
and Mr.. Hopkins held important
meetings covering n period of 10
days with the British chiefs Of
stan and the British prime min
ister," the White House an
nouncement said.
AT these conferences, the
whole conduct of the war was
thoroughly canvassed, and, with
the approval OF the President,
the necessary decisions regard
ing military operations were
-unnffn %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
British Hospitals
Fatinq Nurse Crisis

/ LONDON. Sept. 8 uNS).-Brit-
ain is short of nurses-in fact, the
country is facing one of the most
acute crises in the history of nurs-
ing.
Nearly 80 per cent of the hos
pitfalls throughout the country are
badly understaffed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
Citizens for Victory
Back Only Mcfarland

The Citizens for Victory organ
ization charged today that another
Organization with a similar name
has made endorsements in the
Thirteenth Congressional District.
II was stressed that Edward w.
Mcfarland, a Democrat, is the
only congressional candidate in
that district who is backed by the
Citizens for Victory group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
institutions-that In this war IL
Is Kill or be killed"

Declaring that this is "the tough
est war of all time" the President
emphasized that the American
people will have to make many
sacrifices before Vi tory is
achieved.
Rejecting the optimism of some
of his advisers, especially those in
the state department, concerning
the general Russian picture, the
President predicted that Russia
will hold out"
In regard to the Pacific, Presi-
dent Roosevelt said the United
States stopped a major japanese
offensive at Midway and inflicted
heavy losses on their fleet"
However he warned the Japa-
nese "still possess great strength"
"They seek TO keep the initia-
tive; and they will undoubtedly
strike hard again." he said.
FIGHT DESPERATE BATTLE
In the Mediterranean and the
Middle East area, Mr.. Roosevelt
said the United Nations forces are
lighting "a desperate battle with
the Germans and Italians"
"The Axis powers are fighting
to gain control Of that area,
dominate the Mediterranean and
the Indian Ocean, and gain con-
tact with the Japanese navy"
he said. "The battle Is now
Joined. We are well aware Of
our danger, but we are hopeful
of the outcome.
Challenging those who criticize
the dispersal of American force:
on many fronts, the President sale
all the four great battlefronts Of
the world are vital and inter
related"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
EARLY IN LONDON

The White House announcement
also revealed that Presidential Sec
rotary Stephen Early was in Lon
don at the same time for con
ference with Brendon Bracken
British minister OF public infor
nation.
"On the return trip from Lon
dom" the announcement added,
"the American conferees visited
Iceland and inspected American
bases there"
Disclosure of the London con
ference gives added significance I
Prime Minister Winston Church
ills visit to Moscow in August Z
confer with Soviet Premier Jose
Stain.
II is now apparent that the pur
pose Of Churchill's visit was to in
form Stain of the decisions tina
had been taken in London, am
presumably to obtain the approva
and cooperation of the Sovie
Union in connection with them.
OFFENSIVE AIMS
II is also considered likely tina
the decision to carry out the rait
on Dieppe was reached at the Lon
don conference.
President Roosevelt told hi
radio audience that there are "a
least a dozen points at which at
tacks can be launched againS
Germany in Europe. He said III
aim of the United Nations In tn
European area is IAN offensiV
against Germany"
"The power of Germany must
\ be broken on the battlefields OF
4 Europe" Mr.. Roosevelt said. i,
\ Several thousands Americans
have met death I'm battle" he
said. "Other thousands will lose
their lives. But many millions
stand ready to step into their
places--to engage In n struggle
to the very death. For they know
that the enemy is determined to
i destroy us, our homes and our
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08

ESTHER CARP
Miss Carp, %, a Bridgeport
Conn real estate mans
daughter and Russian Foreign
Commisar Molotov's niece,
who was married in New York
TO Leo Seligman of New York.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-17
MONACO MAGNET
BY Butch Schuller

Monaco, Pa. Sept. l7-After
coming back from a weeks stay
up in Boston. | still find there is
no news to report on. Again our
business meeting was not held
last Wednesday for the usual rea-
son-not enough members repre-
sented. Seems as though our Jrs.
just can't care any more since
most of our older members are
no longer with us. Well, maybe
these coming basketball games
will bring them around, | hope.
Some of our girls are thinking
about entering bowling team in
the tournament at Lorain this
year. We hope this goes through.
as it seems most everything rests
on the girls shoulders from now
on. SO come on girls, let's get
practicing and really NOW them
down.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-17
NEW CASTLE. PA.
By Shirley Herman

New Castle. Pa, Sept. 1.-THE
New Castle Juniors can rest now
that the End Annual T. S. !. A.
Dance is done and gone. 1t seems
like only yesterday that we were
planning for the dance and look
ing forward to meeting all of our
friends again. That part about
meeting all your old friends again
did not come through but | know
that all the New Castle Juniors
join me in shouting hats off to
those Juniors who attended. the
dance. They didn't let down the
old Saxon spirit. We are sorry
that the rest Of you Juniors were
unable to- attend since it was your
dance even though it was held in
New Castle. A T. S. ]. A. Dance
is held only once year.
The dance committee deserves
praise however for memorable
affair.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-17

By Fulz and Ann

Canton, Ohio, Sept. 1--WE
dood it again. This shortage of
gas and tires can't keep the "kam-
blcrs' of Canton away from a do
irg We heard New Castle had a
dance. SO four of us decided to
lake the train to The dance. so we
could save on tires. It's iurnv
how some people can sleep on
the train but they sure did not
sleep for long after we got on.
We sang everything from "ncm-
pa to Jungle town. One guy
on the train liked our singing SO
well that he gave us a hook OF
songs and then h regretted Il.
From hot seal to cooler
hack to hot seat and with YOURS
"uly rs Il guide we managed t.
i Sc oursel es.We ,:a,nped ar ,unt
in the ra:!: and end up in Il !'ire
tation. Nth the i, cinan' S aid o.
''ailing a 6; b I'VE f''a|' got to the
Club. Imagine us It a lcrmai
Ince IN ar wetteS. attire
The dal was or ,nd New Cas-
lie TharAS for tn, swell time.
To th. ender .irrilv goes our
- ost sill, .. ( thanh ior the swell
hospitality. Anyone who can put
up with us all night sure mas to
have patience.
Membership Drive
AS you know we have a mem-
bership drive on. Come on every
body, let's get out and increase
our club. If everyone goes OUT
and gets at least one member it
will help lot. Let's all attend
the meeting and see what goes
on among us Juniors.
Dance
at the Sachsenheim Club every
Saturday night. have heard that
he Juniors missed good time
last Saturday night. They had a
good orchestra and enjoyment ga
lore! Let's all go to the club this
Saturday and get together one OF
those good old Oompa sessions.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-17

who ate his share OF the Wieners.
Vol Mensch! Thanks lot Mr..
Andrew Schneider for letting us
use your kitchen and equipment.
Singing practice is still being
held every Friday at Sp. m.There
were about IS prospective Janet
MacDonalds and Nelson Eddys
last time but there is no reason
why that couldn't be boosted to
around so at the next practice.
Buck and his gang from East
managed to beat out West in that
little bowling contest last Sunday
night. guess some OF us have
not picked up the finer points OF
the game as yet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-17
Joins Marines
NEWS
By Marie Raidel

Youngstown, O.. Sept. IAN
other one of our local boys is now
serving Uncle Sam. He is none
other than Chief Petty Officer
John Schuller of the U. S. Navv.
He was former member of our
club. played basketball and refer
-eed some of our basketball games
The club wishes him the best of
luck and health.
Congratulations
to the New Castle Juniors for
staging such fine T. S. ]. A. af-
fair Thanks loads for showing
the Youngstown Juniors such a
fine time.
Bowling
Don't forget girls if you would
like to be on the clubs bowling
team please attend all meetings.
There are still some boys left who
have not yet entered the service.
How about getting team to-
gether boys? Here's your chance
to keep that boyish figure.
Wonder what is keeping Pres.
Fred Thesis away from the club.
The gang misses his attendance
and would like to see him around
a little more often.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-17
CLEVELAND WEST
WHIRL
BY Johnnie

Cleveland. O.. Sept. 17-That
wiener roast turned out pretty
good the other night even though
it did rain pretty hard. OF course
we did have to retreat to the hall
to simmer our wieners in boil
ing water. Will someone tell our
two good cooks Marie Aber and
Till Rehner what the word "sim-
mer" means, | gave up after two
hours of trying. The whole gang
went bowling before the feast (or
should ! say fast and | guess
we were feeling sorry for the pin
10y. because we were all groov-
ing that ball right down the -
gutter. Can you imagine this guy
Meier eating nine (o) wieners
and then going around asking
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-17
SECOND ANNUAL
7. S. ]. A. DANCE
And 10th Anniversary c Celebration
At New Castle Juniors
BY Shirley Herman

New Castle, Pa. Sept. 1.-THE
Second Annual T. S. ]. A., Dance
and 10th Anniversary Celebration
held at the Eintracht Hall Sept.
IL, proved a delightful affair for
those attending. The ball room
was decorated in patriotic colors
and the dancers swayed to the
music of Wick Wayberry's band.
1t was a pleasing sight as the
young folks dance in their for
NAL attire. There was dancing
from 600 to 100. Visitors were
present from Farrell, Ellwood.
Canton. Salem. Cleveland East
and Youngstown. Partly due to
present day conditions. this. the
End Annual T. S. ]. A. Dance, will
not go down in the history OF the
1. 5. ]. A..as an outstanding sue
cess as far as attendance is con-
Cerned but as memorable occa-
sion. yes. Our president. Dan Bin
der, in behalf of the New Castle
juniors wishes to express his sim
cere thanks to you out of town
Juniors, who attended this dance.
We enjoyed every minute of your
pleasant company and wish that
we could all get together again
soon.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-17
QUESTIONS?
see answers to these questions

see answers to these questions
on page ~
|. Where did the first Japanese
bombing of an American naval
vessel take place:
?. + pennants for war produc-
ton records are given American
factories by the army and navy;
can YOU tell what agency gives
shipyards Nj pennants for produc-
ing ships?
;. King Farouk of Egypt last
week waived protocol and re-
ceived Wendell Willkieon what
day?
T. Where are the first members
of the navy's WAVES training?
5 What name is given to rice
fields i'll Burma and other parts of
southeast Asiao
8. Steps are being taken to ra-
ton meat: if this becomes effec-
tive, what is the food require
ments committee recommended
ton?
I, Two weeks ago in Ireland
an lS-year-old youth. member
of the |. r. A., was hanged for
killing constable in April; for
| what do the letters I. X. A. stand ?
8. What is the inscription on the
Liberty Bell?
@ What is the salary of a United
States SENATOR A representative !?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-17

Robert Dench and Rosemarie
Stewart are British gold medalist
skaters. He won the empire pro-
waltzing contest on ice in 1886.
and together they won numerous
pair-skating titles in England.
Henry Lie is the figure skating
champion of his native Norway.
and Phil TAYLOR of London, Eng
land, is the recognized worlds
champion stilt skater
And there are those two charm
ing baton-tNirling champions.
Patti Phillippi and Betty Brown
Lee. Patti is the Mid-western ba-
ton-twirling champion, and Betty
won both the West Coast Cham
pionship and National American
Legion championship before join
ing the cast of Ice Capades. Add
to the above list that recognized
champion of Rhythm on the ice.
Lois Dworshak. who demon
strates such tantalizing smooth
ness in her Jitterbug routines.
Tickets from the Cleveland
Arena. 37CO Euclid Avenue, are
priced at S1.35. $1.S5 and 2.2O,
tax included. General admission
at the door IS cents.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-17
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By Ed. Schneider

Cleveland, O., Sept. 1.-THE
turnout last Friday for singing
rehearsal was quite encouraging.
However. we expect to see many
more people to attend.
Let's see you this Friday eve
ming at 7:30 p. m. at the club.
1T seems as though everyone
had jolly time at our first East
and West Bowling match. East
was fortunate enough to knock
over just enough pins to beat the
Westsiders in both the boys and
girls matches. 1t was close bat
tie and I'm sure this affair was
ust sample of our next get to-
gether.
On Friday night, Sept. Is. the
East Club is throwing a social
md good time party and wishes
o extend hearty invitation to
Cleveland West to be our guests.
There will be eats and luke box
lancing. Cmon everyone. let us
'av esome fun. P.S. Anyone else
Who would like to come is very
Welcome.
Say, Johnny Wolf. that show
were very pretty cheering sec
ion you brought with you to
watch you bowl Hmm. seems
ike I've seen her in some small
1eighboring village not more
han 81 miles from here.
Karl konrad was home on fur
ough this past week. He was
home in time to become God fa-
ther to his sisters new baby. Karl
and Hilda kastler are the proud
parents. Speaking of proud pa
rents, have you seen the tremen-
dous chest expansion of Danny
Schuller. whose wife. Elsie, pre-
sented him with new baby. too
Let's see. has East got member
ship drive right now.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-17
BLESSED EVENT

Mr.. Daniel and Elsie Schuller
wish to announce the arrival OF
SHlbs. baby boy Daniel John on
September 7. 1912. Mother and
son are doing fine. Both parents
are former members of the Cleve-
land East Junior Club and they
ar eproud to be able to increase
the membership of Cleveland
East Juniors.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-17

One of themost striking assets
Of "Ice Capades of 1913. schedul-
ed to open at the Cleveland Arena
on September22 thru Oct. 4. with
matinees both Sundays. is the
prolific amount OF authentic figure
skating talent included in the star
studded cast of 10. The show
boasts at least 10 present or for
mer champions.
Heading the list is the dynamic
Chicago flash. Bobby Specht. who
won the national figure skating
championship this yaer. and then
turned pro to join Ice Capades.
Youthful. titan haired Donna
Atwood, won the National Junior
Championship, and then teamed
with Gene Turner in l94l to win
the pair skating championship.
Vera Hruba was five times
champion of her native Czecho-
slowakia before coming to Ame-
rica in 1887.
Mar Yam Red" Mccarthy set
up worlds records in the ice bar
rel jumping contests and as a
sreed skater that have never been
equaled.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-17
ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Schuster.
1922 Dudley Ave-. Cleveland, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Eleonor Hermine to
Mr.. Joseph Martin Huegel, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Huegel,
1892 West 44th St. Mr.. Huegel
left for the Marines on Monday,
September l4th.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-17
What .3 a Name?

World War No. | we gave him
!, thorough licking and now he's
giving us advise. He hoped to
lestroy us and now he want to
,lelp us. The same name but dif-
.erent men, of course. Mr.. Kaiser.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-17
t. win a War
costs Money!
u, .f
To loss a War
costs more Money!
E11Y3SR Sf%s CRY
By Mary

Ellwood City. Pa, Sept. II -
This town has been so quite late
ly that you could hear pin drop.
Come on boys and girls to the
meeting Sunday and see what can
be done to waken-up the town.
Surely there is something that
would interest you. The meeting
will start at 2:3O sharp. O don't
blame the kids for leaving at :OO
when the meeting is to start at
.2:eO and not $500 We could
have a swell meeting if each and
every one come with an idea of
something to do instead of Just
seating there with their mouths
hanging open and not saying a
thing.
Congratulations
go to Mr.. and Mrs. William Schulz
Ter. She gave birth to a girl Sum
day morning. By the way Mrs.
Schuller is the former Elsie Her
bert. Both were members of the
old Junior Saxon Club.
To New Castle
SO far | have not heard of any
from Eliwood City attending your
affair. But if we did or didn't we
wish you to have a swell club in
the future as you have had in the
past, because you can always de-
pend on New Cactle to show you
a good time. How about it. Shirly.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-17

their normal duties. Quite a few
officers have found it necessary to
resign for various reasons. Karl
Thesis, former treasurer, will
soon leave to enter Ohio State
and SO will be replaced by Minnie
Schuster. Helen Huber, former
secretary, will leave town soon
and will be replaced by Sue Her
man. Helen Dorothy will replace
Art Fronius as trustee. We girls
certainly are going to do our part
while the boys do theirs.
Social Gathering
The date has been set for a So
cial to be held Friday, Sept. Is.
For more definite information
watch the paper and bulletin
down club.
Joins Marines
Walter Kim, an active Tunior
Saxon has enlisted with the "lea-
thernecks' and is now undergo
ing basic training at Paris Island,
5. {. We back home wish Walter
the best of luck and success.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-17
CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Katy Gotzmcister

|Aho, 1Spl. ~
Where were all those Saxons at
the Senior Lodge meeting? We
had fairly good turnout but
surely there are more than fifty
Saxons in the city of Columbus.
Come on Saxons, young and old,
and get down there at the vari-
Gus doings and show us what
good true Saxons are. We have
gained quite good many things
within the last few months.
Everyone SENS to be cooperating
much more than before, which
makes everything turn out for
the better. lie tus keep this up
and before. long we will be just
one big happy family.
Were you one of those unfor-
tunate Juniors who missed the
swell weekend at Buckeye Lake
over Labor Day? The weather
was perfect. so were the drinks
and the eats. think it will take
about year for us to catch up
on our lost sleep and to get few
extra hours in for our next out
ing. A swell time was had by all
and we sure hated to see it end.
The next time we plan to pay
Tripoli. Rose F. and Helen O..
please do not concentrate too
much for Mary Burkley. 1t just
makes the rest of us miserable.
The attendance at our Junior
Saxon meeting seems to be pick
ing up little each meeting. We
are getting our old members back
again and some new ones. We are
very happy to see this and hope
this continues as we go along. 1t
was decided at our last meeting
for the secretary to discontinue
sending cards to notify everyone
Of our regular monthly meetings.
since everyone knows they are
held the second Thursday of each
month. Mark this down Juniors
md tell your friends.
Hay Ride and Wiener Roast
The Juniors will have a Hay
Ride and Wiener Roast on Satur-
lay evening, October 10. All Jrs.
and friends are invited. There are
ust a limited number who will
oe able to attend so call Elsie
Engber, Ga. 3365l or Margaret
Schmidt. Ga. 1921, and make your
reservations now. More informa-
lion about this affair will be given
ater.
Halloween Party
The Senior and Junior Lodges
will hold a joint Halloween Party
On Saturday, October 81, at the
Saxon Hall. Everyone must be
masked in order to attend. We are
letting you know in plenty of time
so you can reserve the date and
get those costumes ready. Let US
Ill cooperate and make this one OF
those good old Halloween Parties
We used to have long ago. What
say. Juniors and Seniors:
Notice to All Girls
Since the fall Bowling Leagues
'lave started and it is hard to get
IN alley during the week our
bowling practices have been
hanged to every Sunday after
,oon at 3 90 p. m. at the Parsons
Recreation. Remember we will
need all the practice we can get
70 bring home that prize. SO let's
all get down there every Sunday
afternoon and really knock down
hose ten pins.
----O
What .; Name?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-17

Alsatians lead the way in Bri-
tains Gallup of dogs for national
service, They represent 33o per
cent OF the dogs enlisted, Next
come colies, then bull terriers
and Airedales.
Please ps;ronize our ad
vertiSerS.