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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

ben 8ebra,f MAIDEN. TIMER Stabt.
bilS biirfte iogar elm gans anoeres
s(1.sieben setpinnen, tuenn bieie Gnt,
,uidlmng lange anbalten lno 9roBe,
rem ltrnfang annebmen IoQte. 9in3u
fommt. OaB bie in ein5elnen Stabt-
teilen nod INNER porbanoenen alten
StaIungen, oie ieit langem leer itan-
ben uno niht in 8aragen umgetuan-
belt tpur0en, tpieoer in ibrem alten
8eitimmungs5tped sl,gefiibrt neroen.
Gas ebrbarc Sd)mieoe- un6 SattIer.
banoperf mag, tpenn aud, nur bor-
iibcrsebenS, eine neue 8liite erleben.
Iatidd)fib bat iid) in on lebten
@oden idon eine eroBere Nadiragc
nad Nferoen 81, iteigenben Nreiie.,
bemerfbar senad)t. M0glideriueiic
boben 6abei nidt nur aacemeine
pripate, ionoern audi militdriid)e
3al,fe cine Holle seIpielt. 8eilpiels.
lpeiie fat ser r,,iiiid)e Gelo5us besuie.
len, oaB oem Bfero audi i'm mooer.
ncn arieg nod cine iibera,,s tuid)tiae
role auf6at. Mn ein3elnen ruiiiiden
6rontabidnitten if)einen iogar aus
idlieblih Yferoe - tpenieltens auf
Der ruiiiiben Seite - pertuetoet 5l
tper6en.
Selbit lpenn oas Yfero MIR unter
Dem 9ruf Der Seit tpieoer itGrfer
= uno iiderlih nur ooriibergebeno
= in grheinung tritt, 10 beiBen tpic
es ood tpiGtommen. Obne 3tueifel lit
oas ~Siit" ,no ~&ott" Der peitld)en,
idtpinge,toen autider aneenebmer
als 6as Supen mander unge0uloiser
Nutofabrer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
FARRELL
HlGHLIGHTS
By Jim"

Farrell, Pa, Feb. 5-The Far
rell quintet went to Salem last
week and won close one, the
score was 22-23, in favor of the
Farrell five. Farrclls team played
good ball and was ahead the
whole second half.
The Farrellites who journeyed
with the team had an enjoyable
evening. Thanks Salem.
Monaco Game
The Farrell Juniors will be
host to the Monaco Blue Devils
tomorrow. The game will be
played at the Farrell Junior High
School. We don't have a girls
team, SO another prelim has been
scheduled and will start at seven.
So bring down a crowd Monaco
for a good time is in store for
you all.
The Farrell team, which needs
one more victory to clinch being
in the playoffs, is out to get re-
venge over Monaco for the defeat
handed them the early part of
the season. SO look out Monaco.
Meeting
The regular meeting OF the Far
rell Juniors will be held Tuesday
at 8 o'clock sharp. So everyone
who is not working should be
there. Don't forget you can't get
out of any organization more
than you put into it.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

Appropriation Bill, carrying some.
thing over II billion, the largest
amount ever carried in a single ap-
preparation measure, passed the
House unanimously after compare
lively brief debate.
You will be interested in know
ing the House amended this bill so
that none of the funds would be
available for the christening of
ships. Recent Investigations had
disclosed unreasonably large ex-
penditures for this purpose. The
Senate, in less than 80 minutes.
passed an Army appropriation
measure carrying over 12H billions.
mostly for planes.
As passed, the Price Control Bill
= generally is considered a faulty
piece of legislation. Inasmuch as Il
was the only opportunity given to
register approval of the need for
price regulation, there was little op-
position in the final vote.
Everything depends upon how
such law is administered. Much
of the skepticism expressed during
the long weeks this measure was
under study revolved around the
administration of the act by Leon
Henderson, whose past associations
and publicly expressed convictions
have been so criticised.
Because it gives so much power
the people have a right to expect
that the law will be fairly admin
istered, with utmost wisdom, and
that the broad powers conveyed in
the licensing and buying and selling
provisions will not be abused.
u EHIND the scenes, and most Of
Il it overlooked in public print,
numerous committees are hard at
acork. Several of the differentiation
subcommittee are holding closed ses-
sions on the supply bills for regular
dctivities as 7UeH as emergency ob-
preparations for sOar purposes.
The committees on Military Affosys
and on Naoal affairs are in almost
constant session, much of 1t behind
closed doors because of the contiden-
tial nature and the need to Keep IN.
formation trom our enemies.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
Camp Fire Girls Go
"AnOut' For Defense
New Service for Victory Project
launched to help speed Civilian
Preparation

Cam Fire Girls of Greater Cleve-
land initiate their National Ser
vice for Victory project this week
at a meeting of all officers of
Camp Fire groups Saturday, Feb.
7, at 1000 a. m. in Halle's Stein
way Hall.
Miss Mary Fielder of the Ma
tional Camp Fire Girls staff will
be in Cleveland to present the pro-
iect and to point out the many
ways in which Camp Fire Girls
can help with national defense, &C
cording to Miss Marjorie Cooper,
Cleveland executive.
For giving ten hours OF service
in the Service for Victory" cam
paign, each girl will be entitled
to wear the red, white and blue
Camp Fire Service Shield which
has on it the symbol of the hand
for service and large "V" for
Victory.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

Peden has won 81 of the six
day grinds and estimates that in
the 126 races he has ridden, he
has raced distance of Isl, 200
miles, a distance equal to more
than six times around the world.
Also in the starting field Sum
day night will be little Jules Au-
dy of Montreal, idol of femme
race-goers with his platinum
blond hair and reckless riding
habits, Doug Peden, younger bro
ther of the champion, William
(Seede) Anderson of Cleveland,
Ewald Wissel of Germany, Allie
Letoorner of France who set a
worlds motor-paced record of
1882 miles per hour last sum-
mer at Bakersfield, Cal, Gerard
Debaets of Belgium, and Charley
Vaccine of Chicago who has been
granted a furlough from the U.
S. Ariny's 95th Coast Artillery at
Camp Davis, N. c., so that he
might compete here.
The Arena race, sponsored by
the Fourth Degree Knights oi
Columbus for their Welfare Fund
will be speeded up this year with
ten series of sprints daily.
Tickets for the All-Americar
Six Day Bike Race are on sale
now at Bonds downtown ticket
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
SALEM NEWS
By Sue Herman

Salem. O., Feb. 5--What an
exciting game. even though the
Salem Ouakers were defeated by
one point. the score being q to
D, Farrell's favor. Our guests,
those of Farrell. lost no time ce-
lebrating their victory. Although
we were defeated for the first
time. we still are as proud of our
boys and have enough faith and
confidence left for the conclud.
ing schedule.
To New Castle
The Salem Ouakers will for
sake Ohio for Pa. and invade your
city Saturday, Feb. !, so prepared
for jovial crowd that is antici.
pating on exciting game and good
time.
Meeting Notice
Our annual monthly business
meeting will be held Thursday,
Feb. II, at the usual time when
the outcome of the play and pro-
fits plus other benificial informa-
ton will be provided. AS a Jr.
Saxon member, it's your duty to
attend.
Faschings Ball
On Saturday, Feb. ID, when
Cleveland West plays basketball
here, the Senior Lodge and the
Jrs. will combine their efforts and
sponsor a "Faschingball', other.
wise known as the last big dance
before the beginning of Lenten
season. Everyone from Salem and
neighborhood is well acquainted
with the Schnitzler's orchestra
from Akron and the music and
good time provided, so make the
date Feb. IA date worthy ol
remembrance.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
5urmd 3,at,t Piers

Die @orte rniemaIs ipieoer" ideint
es in @irflidfeit nidt gu eeben. 60
niele Tinse. Die mir idon ldneit tot
tnibhten, febren tuie6er. 0ie oIte
@abrbeit, oaB nur Der @ediel be.
ft6n6ie lit, beipobrbeitet iid tdgIid
crneut.
Webmen mir NAL Die giienbabnen!
8is Dor tpenigen Monaten bate es
b0lfie Sen Mnidein, als o6 Die Muto'
mobile, Omnibuiie, 5Ils5e,se uno
2aihpaaen enogiiltig 0as giienbabn.
tpeien 6es 2anSes ruiniert bdtten. &C.
tuib, Haiiagier. uno Giiter5ii9e iino
nod INNER gefabren, aber fie batten
lire @olle i'm tpirtdaftliden 2eben
Der Station na1 ipeitberbreiteter Muf.
fafflme auseeipielt. Meue 8erfebrs'
mitteI iolIten in ,uadUenoem l1mfan9
an ibre Stelle treten. Mber oie Dirf'
li6teit lit gan3 anoers: Die angeblih
fdon ruinierten Babnen ertuadten 5u
neuem 2eben uno fonne1 beute Ser.
febrs3iffern beraeidnen, tuie uir lie
felt 1929 nidt uebr eeieben baben.
Mit Ser 1rgit entidtpunbenen .g,t'
ten alten 3eit" lit oas @fero auf oas
engite pert,moen. gs tpar sor nidt
10 Ianee ber, bob es id)ien, als Oh
Hferoe fait na.r nod in ben 3oolog.
iiden @6rten Der eroben StGote ODER
a,f ben @ennpldten au ieben ieien
uno oos gnoe unierer alten nierbei'
nigen Genoiien getommen lei.
Mber audi bier oiirfte cine MenSc'
rrne i'm anaue fem. oenn mit oer
@ationiermns Der Mutos uno @eifen.
io,pie Ser oroben6en @aiolinberfnap.
pune ,peroen Nferoe uno Mauleiel
suobI Itdrfer aIs ie in 6en bergange.
men Sabr3ebnten iuie6er in GriAei'
nung treten. @obrideinlih ,per6en
in eriter 2niie oie 9rauereien, Die
UaiI&firnen Barenbduier uno no.
tiirli& oie 0a,o,pirte bon Den Hfer'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
DID YOU KNOW THAT

Capital socialites are indignant
over Presidest Roosevelt's sug-
gestion that they ought to move
out of Washington. Strangely
enough, those most incensed are
the very people who on at least
two well-known occasions have
said the same thing about the pre-.
sident.
What made them angriest was
F. D. RS insinuation that they
are parasites. Confdentiapy, they
think that was perfectly lousy
remark.
That Man, they say, talks as ii
he founded the town when the
fact is that he didn't move in un-
til it already was partially settled
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

twice last year, so we're out for
the large end of the score in our
name.
Meeting
Regular bushes meeting Feb
e, 8 p. M, at the church. Every.
body be present. Be seeing you
there.
Bowling
Another match game was held
at the Little Cafe Sunday eve,
Feb. /. Two girls teams bowled
even pins and two fellow teams
the same. High score for the girls
was 1872, rolled by Jean Schem-
mel. Bill Lutsch was high scorer
for the boys with l76. Seems like
the girls can keep you on your
toes boys. There will be another
match game next Sunday, Feb.
q, at 7 :00p. m. The more the mer-
rier, so everybody come.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
BIKE RACES
Regin next Sunday at the
Arena

With World Champion Will.
liam (Torchy) Peden of Vic
toria, B. c.. and the American
Champion, popular Cecil Yates
of Chicago topping the crack
field Of international stars. Pro-
moter Bob Bricknan will return
professional bike racing to the
local sports scene with his All.
American Six Day Bike Race
opening Sunday night at tht
Arena.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

on Saturday, Feb. Fl and on both
Sundays. Feb. Is and 22..
In the cast are Megan Taylor,
worlds champion successor to
Sonia Henie; Belita, English i'm
portation; Vera Hruba, Czech
beauty; nhil Taylor, original stilt
skater; AL Surrette Hub Trio
and others.
The lovely ladies of the 'Ice-
Capades" ballet are cuddly, cur
vacious and charming!
Tickets from the Arena, 800
Euclid Ave-, Cleveland, at $1.25,
$l.75 and $2.lO, tax included. &C.
neral admission at the door 75c.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
Kriee tSrHert HaS
Sai1ttl tliettlebef,

Scit 5tuei Sabrta,ienoen ,puroe Der
Woblltano elmer Gamilie Bel rns in
Den Il. g, Surd sen Beiie zines oocr
9ar atebrerer slutos ipmboliiiert. Ger
&rieg miro nit nandcm biaier rWa.
gen" oufrdumen uno @iiienid)aftIer.
Die iid nit Der Ginpirfuns oes arie-
ses auf Die Sd,,slidfeit in Sen tom,
menoen Sabren beiddftieen, slou.
ben, bob ourd) Ben 8eefan Oes guto-
mobils oas Jamilienleben einen gro.
ben aufidmuns ncbmen tpiro.
rTie Gamilie miro lid otter at.
idmmenfinben. Oas &eim miro tpie-
Der Die @olle ipielen, sic ibm in fri
beren Sobren 5ueefauen it," mcint
Y. 8. 3elomef bonn rSnternational
Hefear6 Snititrte" l1no onoere Gor.
iber ltimmen NIT linn iiberein.
Sic sla1,ben aber nidt, Dab mir
tuteoer Die rguten, alten Hfero- ,,nl
Wagens Seiten" erleben ,perben. @an5
einfad oesbalb, ipeil es piel au tue.
mig @osen sibt. Gaseeen ,peroen al.
te. ltnmooerne Mutos nit absefabre.
men Gummireifen als 3eiden bon
Eatriotismus gelten. Man miro tpie.
Der mebr 81, SUB seben =. aut
erbcll,ng iosuobl als aud tpcil Ser.
ftbrsmittcl nidt mrbr 10 beqrem
air Terfiigung lteben. Grci,ss nno
Suerfabrten ourd)s ganse 2ano in
Den Jerienipoden rperoen elm 0ina
Der Vergangenbeit icin uno 2iebes,
paore tperoen iid) fiinftig nidt mebr
in oen Mutos, ionSern tpieoer auf Ser
rHorb" oes udterli6en &amies trcf.
fen. Gie eabmaidine miro ipieoer
mebr in Iunftion treten. Srauen tper'
ben fid) Der &eimid)neioerei tpiSmen,
Inn mebr 8elo fit Stcuern uno Sc.
fenie Bombs aufbrinsen su belicn.
slud Die Mdnner tperoen mebr @e.
poraturen in ibrem Squire ielbit Dor.
nebmen. INN @eIo uno aud) Materia.
lien iparen 81. belfen.
@ir tperoen mebr 8eIo fir Sic
sebensbaltung 5ablen miiiien, mel,
men bic iSadperitdnoieen. Wfan
nimmt AUDI an. baB oie Mrbeiter. Sic
In oieiem arie9e iiderlih ipieoerum
gut 3obne beroienen, ibr 8el6 oies.
,t1al nibt in Seioenbemoen uitp. anIe.
gen. .uie iie oas pielfad Dor 5tpon.
sig Sabren taten. ionoern oaB oieies
@elo eber CUR gnihaff,,ns bon Sc.
neutrality-suspicious. fir bas &eim
beruenoet neroen miro. 2uruseesen.
ftanoe tueroen iebr rar iperoen, trot.
Dem aber tper6en mir nidt auf sic
Ginge gu bersidjten brauhen, Die oas
2eben angenebm uno bequemer mo.
den.
3elomef iaste in einem Bortrae
uor elmer faufmdnniiden Srsaniia'
ton: Isle f0nnen NIT Beitimmtbeit
alle iene Mrtifel berfaufen, Die su
&auie ODER inn 8arten gebraudt lper.
Sen ODER ireenotpie CUR 8erid0nerune
Der S6uslihfeit beitragen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
CLEVELAND WEST
WHIRL
By Fritz

Cleveland. O., Feb. 5-The
New Castle Hurricane hit our
town last Saturday, and the swirl
ing dust was too much for our
Cowboys, because they couldn't
find their basket during the sec
ond half. Trailing 29-19 at the
half, New Castle roared ahead in
the last quarter to outlast our fel.
lows, 53-8.
The same old store again. The
girls team routed New Castle.
They are plenty hot and have a
strange gleam in their eyes for
tomorrow's game. SO watch Yo.
Home News
Glad to see you fellows up
from Detroit last Sat. Come again
often. Thanks to Mrs. Bloch for
her donation of crocheted pot
holders and pin cushion. We hope
this splurge of donations is going
to last-they help lot.
Don't forget our meeting to-
night. Let's all be there, ready
to drown out Kirtschers gavel
again. Have you heard that Ernie
Gottschling and our President are
starting a new fad in makeup
It probably won't last, but ON
them it looked good.
See how badly we need actors
for our play! Here we have these
two fellows going around imitat-
ing women, (wearing lipstick)
How about helping them out by
being at the next rehearsal.
Relax Youngstown
while you can. because the West
bunch hits the road again this
week, headed for your town and
looking for two victories and a
good time. Some are planning tc
stay overnight, so how about re-
serving a bed in the Bokescf
Hotel for us, Frank? Our last
stay was plenty sleepless, but the
hospitality was great. Ii you folk:
can stand us, we'll be only toe
glad to come.
On the Sea
Yours truly would like to spike
all rumors that the Admiral is ;
personal friend. Being deferred
to March End was just a gift (o
an error). Above all, it was no
because they had to make a pail
of shoes large enough. I was tole
personally that they do have :
pair that fits, even though the,
are a bit snug.
Branch Banquet
Juniors, plan your social nigh
for February 20. Reservation
postcards have been mailed to al
members of Branch l, and the,
are requested to return them no
later than Feb. IL. The annual so
cial night and supper will be hel>
Friday, Feb. 20, at 100 P. NJ, a
Westside Sachsenheim, 7OO1 De
nison Ave. Supper, music enter
tainment and good old fashioned
"Gemiitlichkeit" for young ant
old. So reserve this date for your
self.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

OF the Japanese
is commanding
m u c h interest.
Perhaps this is
because unfavor-
able news on
p a S t occasions
has been pre-
ceded by prop
hesies on the part
of members of
Congress w h O
ar e recognized
a S administra-
ton spokesman
and thro u g h
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
ANSWERS
(See Questions on page 5.)

(See Questions on page 5.)
/. Scandinavia, Balkan, Crimea
Malayan, Batan.
2. London.
3. Sugar.
4. French, Portuguese, Spanish
and English.
S. Phillip Murray.
6. A buck private; apprentice
seaman.
7. The Sam Browne belt.
8. Sears, Roebuck & Co.
9. About six times as many.
10. Batavia, Java.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
ARENA NEWS

With a star-studded cast OF
100. "Ice-Capades of 1912" will be
presented at the Arena at Cleve-
land on the evenings of February
Is thru Il, with added matinees
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
fmittee Gde

Gin aurgait itellte iid) 5ur eriten
l1nterludung beim Mr5te elm. 9ieier
eibt linn in eetuobnter @eiIe Sic
8erbaltunesmaBregeln besiielid Ser
Didt, bes Trinteas, un6 fiigt gum
sdlnE BEL: rgeur atpei 3iearren,
mittaes cine tnb aben6s eine!"
Nad eihisen Iagen itellt iih Ser
&ureait tpieoer beim 9lr5t elm.
Stun, tpie eebt's, mein &err?"
rGanfe. iotueit gan3 gut, Biz aui
cine Sade." rWun, tuas 1T 6ieie?"
.8er3eiben sic. &err Doftor. alle
0eror5nuneen min id befolgen, Biz
auf bic atpei 3ieorren." - "Wollen
Sic nod mebr rarden?" - .Wein,
i'm @eoenteil, id bringe nidt NAL
fertig. Die atuei 5u rauden, id Bin
Nihtrauher!"
,2ieber Ooftor, an oieien 8eror6'
nunsen iueroe id iterben, iie iino ~
bart"
.Sie miiiien eben elm Ginieber
baben; es Iiest nidt in meiner Modt
sic finger 5u MAIDEN"
$50 bieI ertparte id) aud gar MIDI
bon Sbnen :. aber laiien Sic mid
meniaItens 1Iter tper6en."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

- The Treasury Department
or the Federal Reserve Banks
will hold your Defense Savings
Bonds for safekeeping free Of
charge.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
Will Singapore Fall? America
Arms To Fight On Every Front
BY conqrsssman Frances P. Bolton

THE prediction of Senator Tom
= Connally of Texas that Singa-
pore would soon fall into the hands
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
ST. MARKS CHURCH
NEWS

Homestead, Pa, Feb. 5-The
Ladies Aid Society of the St.
Marks Lutheran Church will hold
a Shower for the benft of the
Sewing Class and Bazaar, in the
Sunday School room on Wednes.
day, Feb. 1, at 8 P. M. The com.
mittee is striving to make the
Shower big success. An enjoy
able evening is in store for all.
Please be sure to come.
Choir Additions
The new all girl choir has add
ed several new members in the
past few weeks. There still is,
however, a need for more MEM
bers. If you know of anyone who
desires to join the choir please
inform Rev. Engelbrecht.
Let's have a Play!
The old familiar urge of the
local Thespians has come to the
fore again. Several of the younger
set have indicated that they would
like to put on a good old "Hiss
the villain" play. Since the older
people enjoy plays so much, l
think it would be very good
venture
Bill Pelger, Sec'y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

THE Price Control Bill, rewrit-
L ten because the Senate version
in SO many ways differed from that
passed by the House, was passed
by both House and Senate.
sThe dispatch with which huge
appropriations are acted upon was
demonstrated when the latest Navy
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

Office, 4lo Euclid Ave-, and the
Arenas boxoffice.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
BY Marie SCHNEIDER

Detroit, Mich, Feb. Sunday
morning, January 18th, found
the Jr. Saxons gathered sleepy
eyed in front of the church. The
time 7::3O a. m. but all were anxi-
Gus to be On their way to the
Warnke Cottage where the Skat.
ing Party was held. Costumes
were colorful, and there certain
ly was variety. Brightly colored
snow suits were the keynote Of
all the girls ensembles, with ba-
buskas of every hue topping their
top-nots. The boys, not to be out
done by the girls showed that
they also know few things about
color The girls prepared and
served the meals which were de-
voured b ythose hungry males.
We haven't been able to figure
out who won the hockey game be-
tween the boys = guess it must
have been a tie!
$50 p. m. found each and every
guy and girl ready for the trip
home.
The ice was swell, the food
was tasty, and the good time had
by all was simply super! Who
cares about a few aching muscles
Monday and Tuesday?
Girls Basketball
The girls. played their first
game of the season Jan. d, los.
ing to Hope Reform by FIVE pts.
1t was a good game in spite OF
the loss and club spirit pre-.
dominated.
Jan. 27 found them matching
shots with Woolworth girls and
the score ended in Saxon favor
42-39. Next game Feb. S at zoo
p. m. when Saxons will tangle
with Biedhurst. They beat US
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

mind is often prepared for something
that is expected to happen.
The holding of Singapore is rec
ognized as very difficult matter
under existing conditions, but in
face of this realization the fall of
Singapore would undoubtedly be
accepted as a major defeat and
would be very trying on the morale
of both Britain and America.
Every last one of us wants the
British to succeed in holding this
very vital base, but if worse comes
to worse we must show that we
can take it and that we will merely
fall back to the next point of i'm
portance with determination to hold
that.
Then, when the moment comes
when we shall have swung into
production and shall have trained
many millions of men, we shall
move out against the temporary
victors and vindicate the cause of
justice and decency.
Evening star., 1942-09-29

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