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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Blazing
EkaElSOOll
Fights On

NANDALAY, Burma March S
Delayed DUP1 \ great pail Of
smoke was reported hanging over
the dead city OF Rangoon today
a, japanese troop, operating on
line, similar to ButauS Com
mando, inhluatcd across the
main railroad Inc to the north in
an encircling attack toward the
Burma capital
CTokio propaganda broadcaStS
had sand Sunday tina, RanEoon
had been taken by the Jdpa-
nc>c after severe battle AZ
Pcgu, north of the capital,
where 1000 Australian and IN
dian troops were encIrclcd and
pounded until their lines were
broken }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
I. :. PLANES USED

Sundays daylight attacks o.
war factories a. PoiS>y in the
Paris suburbs were carried out h}
BostonS which arc now coming
into service Of tho RAF bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
FURTHER EVIDENCE

Announcement of the shifting Of
Yamashita to the Philippines was
regarded as further corroborative
evidence in support of what Mac
Arthur on Sunday described as
persistent reports that Homma
had ended his life in the bizarre
tradition of hara-kiri.
Military observers believed that
with the hard-hitting Yamashita
in command Of the 200 900 or more
invading troops new offensive
against MacArthur's forces was
anticipated.
Some quarters believed that the
new commander-in-chief in the
Philippines might be bringing
with him achievements which
had been used at Singapore or the
Indies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
S|NGAP0RE'S C0NQUER0R
SENT AGAINST M'ARTHUR
HOWU.S. DOWned
lB Jap BOmbers
Eyewitness Says Only One Plane
Escaped After Raid on Fleet

The frstJctaied eyewitness lop-
sided of contained the following dispatch. It
by Francis Mccarthy United Press correspondent
attached fleet of heavy watched
American planes and antacrat destroy attacking Japa
bomber fOrcpl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

ALO+H t"t quo
w w oHld destroy
they first make
mad.
Is il anything less than
utter insanity for the British
to hesitate to give dominion
status" to India?
Japan is ousting England
from the Orient.
Japan has taken Hong
Kong and the Malayan PENN
sula and Singapore and is
steadily driving the English
out of Burma.
Burma contacts India.
In a few days the Japs will
be at the gates of India.
Will India open those gates
to let i'm Japan-and free
dom?
Premier IIideki TOTO of ia
pan has pledged freedom to
India, and has pledged
Japan's assistance to India
i'm securing freedom.
Will India decline TO accept
freedom at the hands Of
Japan-especially if even the
limited liberty of dominion
status is refused her by Eng
land?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

Tut even if England
ID would prefer 10 have a
submissive empire of
Subject states rather than a
satisfied empire of indepen-
dent units, would not England
rather have an empire of free
states and free men than NO
EMPIRE AT ALL!
That seems to be the ac-
tual choice that is offered her.
Her empire is shrinking,
chiefly because of lack of 10y
atty on the part of subjects
denied the freedom of dOmin-
ion status or because of the
shortsighted selfishncSs of
the British government which
desires 10 control the deS-
TIMES of the dOminions purely
for EngIand's advancement
and advantage.
India-One of the crown
jewels of England's empire
will be won or lost in a FEW
WEEKS.
Ii will be won or lost by the
decision and decree of the
Churchill government in Lon
don.
II will be won or lost on the
issue of human libcrty-thc
cause the United States nj
IContiunpd nm NcNf Dauc FOL 4,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Expect laps
To Try Again
For Knockout
General Yamashi+a
Succeeds Homma,
Reported Suicide
BY EVERETT II. HOLES
United Press stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, March 9. -
Japan's most famous general Of
this war has been sent TO the
Philippines for the evident purpose
of leading a new attempt to knock
out Gen. Douglas MacArthur's
American and Filipino forces.
The war department announced
today that the new Japanese COM
mander, Gen. Tomoyuki Yama-
shita, the conqueror Of Singapore,
has succeeded Gen. Masaharu
Homma, who is reported to have
committed suicide because of his
failure to defeat Macarthur.
General Yamashita has arrived
at headquarters north of the Ba-
taan battlefront 10 take over the
task in which Homma failed de-
spite the vast numerical SUPERIOR
ity of his forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
IN THE
NEWS

GITTZHOM the gods
w |w oHid destroy
they first make
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

NDlA II Wiling 10 he a part
of the British Empire like
the other dominiOns of the
empire; but India wants to be
an independent and demo-
cratic and LOYAL part Of the
empire, not an oppressed and
exploited and disloyal frag-
ment of a disintegrating des-
pOtism.
Let us assume that England
never considers anything but
her own advantage.
i il not immcasurably to
the advantage of the little
island that constitutes the
heart-Or gullet-Of the en-
pire To have a cOntented en-
pire, a harmonious empire, a
united empire to control and
command, rather than a dis
jointed, dissatisfied empire
whose constituent peoples feel
that they are being used and
abused merely for the gratifi-
cation and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of
the selfish gulIet of the EN-
pirc and not for the benefit
of the whole imperial body?
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TODAY-In the Times

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-19
THIS AND THAT

A farmer has concocted a rub
Der substitute which he says can
be made for Is cents a pound. 1t
can be made for that until the
farm bloc gets to work on it.
F. D. r. rejects the suggestion
that he appoints a single COM
mander in chief for the army and
navy. One of the presidents ia
vorite constitutional provisions
is the one giving him that job.
The New York Chamber of
Commerce thinks general sales
tax would be the easiest for
everyone to take. In fact. the
public would be tickled pink to
pay any tax which was based on
the assumption that there was
something to buy.
Sir William Henry Bragg, 70,
industrial research scientist and
1915 Nobel prize winner, died in
London.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-19
HENDERSON 5357

Dorf getommen mar, 100 er bel Berg
mann arbeitete uno Goiipn fenner
lerrte. 'Seit Sem Gerlaiien ser ltlmel
Teallhule - er ielbit ltamnte an;
Dem nabe6ci gelegenen sllbed, ipo el
am %. September 1861 our Mel
gcfommen mar - arbeitete er al;
8iirtler, in elmer &ettenfabrif, alE
aaufmann, fam idlieBlib 5u Sduf
tert uno maGte Damn iein MilitGr
iabr ab. 9as notise ,piiienidaftlid'
9fiit5eug oes gleftroteebnifers Der
icbaffte er iid) ourh einiGbrigen ge
Iub ser Eehniihen SohiduIe II
Stuttgart.
SSsn Sabre 1887 ertunoigte iib Ell
fleiner Mald)inenbauer bei 8oi1, Of
er 3iinSapparate fir 8ensinmaidi
men bauen f0nne. gr iiberIegte es
iih unO bra6te balls einen Mpparu
beraus, Sen er oem eleihfaus II
Stnttgart bebeimateten @ottlief
Daimler borlegte. sC6er sic Be6eu
tung ser Grfinoung tpuroe erit iebl
biel ipGter erfannt: bis 1896 tparcr
nur 1000 aiinbapparate gebaut NOR
Den, aber 1906 tparen es bereits ar
100000. 1902 iduf gfobert 8oids
Mitarbeiter &onolo Sen erlten Sod.
ipamnngsmagnet5iinoer, ser bon.
enos Sen 8ann brah uno Mittelpunf1
Ienoen @robbeoarf ser @elt befrieoi.
gen mubte. Seitber iinb 8oid- 3iin'
Ser uno 8oih=aer5en. 8eeriffe ge.
tuoroen, oie Sen araftfabrern in allcr
Welt geldlfig iino.
Sir feline Mrbeiter iorgte 9fo6ert
goih tpie Elm Gater fir feline &inoer
SIN Sobre 1906, oa ser 1OO,OOOIte
goi6- -3iinoer oas Werf berlieb, fiibr.
te Nobert 8oid) Sen 9(htltunoentag
elm, mas rungebeures aufleben" er'
regte. Sn 2obn- l,no Bebaltsfragen
par 9oid bon Mnfang an grob5iigig,
ltets be,pegte iid sic gntlobnuns tpeit
itber Den giiltigen Surif. Muh bat er
anerfannenssperte ssiiriorse-Ginrid)-
tl1ngen getroffen fir 9lrbeiter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-19
NEW CASTLE, PA.
NEWS
By Henry Bender

New Castle, Pa, March l9 -
Last Saturday everyone in New
Castle packed their troubles in a
bag and left them behind, so they
could have a swell time in Far
rell and they sure had swell
time.
The game was swell played by
both teams. Salem, with the
thought in their minds that they
had to win in order to stay in the
play-offs. came through with fly
ing colors.
May the best team win at Can
ton.
To Canton
You know the old story, New
Castle is every place, SO you can
expect a big crowd at your fair
city. Even the Old fOlkS.
Steak Dinner
Well here it is time to put on
the feed bag. Sunday we will
serve you the best steak you ever
sank your teeth into. Serving will
continue from 80 until the food
runs out. After the meal your
doctor advises you to take il
easy, but we have a better idea
Yes. we are going to have little
dancing party. So everyone be
there and enjoy yourself to the
best. Be seeing you and ] do mean
you.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-19
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Ed. Schneider

Cleveland, O. March l0-Those
Of us who, travelled to Farrell last
week certainly enjoyed ourselves
The game was quite a thriller
and created lot of excitement
among the spectators. A good
time was had by all at the dance.
Well. it looks like we'll have to
go to Canton tommorow night
and officially close this years bas-
ketball season.
Shucks | have not got any gos-
sip to spill today. This darn kids
are pretty carefcll when l 60
shopping around. Maybe l need a
couple of helpers!
By the way. don't forget club
meeting tonight Friday, at 600
P. m. after singing practice.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-19
MONACO MAGNET
BY "Hoot"

Monaco, Pa, March 19-Yippes!
Salem didn't let us down Satur-
day night when they took nod
over Farrell, making a desired
third game at Canton tomorrow
night necessary. Salem proved
that they have consistend scor-
ing machine by duplicating their
score Of last week. Thanks, Far
re]l. for that enjoyable evening
and good bit of Sunday morn
ing. Say. those Cleveland gals
really like their polkas. We feel
the same way. and the Melody
boys were just the ones to make
you step. BY the way. Farrell's
little Billy Emerich and his Navy
outfit really made a big hit with
the out-of-towners.
Coming Attractions
Such as our social. for instance,
to be held at the club Wednes-
day. March Is. A spaghetti sup
lper is on top with our coach, Bus
Thomas. as head chef. Ping-pong
darts and dancing will form the
nucles of the evenings entertain-
ment, so all Juniors be on hand :
the more. the merrier.
Saturday, April 1S. has been
set as the date for our anniver-
sary dance. We are cousting on
the other Junior Clubs to keep
the date open. since this will be
our first affair for quite a while.
Blessed Events
Prospects are beginning to look
bright for the Juniors of 1860, or
thereabauts. The stork, working
overtime these past few weeks.
delivered baby girl to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Weber, Jr., Feb. 10.
and to Mr.. and Mrs. John "Por-
ky" Lang, Feb. ,21, while Mr.. and
Mrs. William Robitz became the
proud parents of twin sons, Mar.
I9. The three husbands were all
former Juniors back around 1929,
when the present Blue Devils
were known as the "Ponies".
Flash 1t has just recently been
announced that Henry Robitz,
1.-THE south-paw forward of last
lyears team and at present with
the L. S. Army, has been mar
ried since August 1o41. The Jun
iors offer you Congratulations,
Helm.
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To Farrell and Salem
SALEM NEWS
Bv Sue Herman

Salem, o., March l9-Every.
one who witnessed the second oi
the series of playoff games a,
Farrell saw the Salem Quakers
play ball as never before. They
really kept that ball flying! Re.
suit, the neat score of 81 to 20
our favor. Congratulations boys
after seeing you play Saturday
we have come to the conclusion
that no matter what happens, to
US, you are still tops. How could
you help to be otherwise with
such splendid supervisors as Pete
and Fritz? Of course, our cheers
help too.
Thanks Farrell for the swell
time shown to the Salem gang
You are good hosts as we'll as
good players. Although the game
at Canton was thought to be un-
necessary, it's definite now. Sc
open up CASTOR for the Salem
team asd spectators. Here is as.
other chance for Henry "Pa" Bin.
der of New Castle and "Ma" ot
Salem to get-together. So tune
your vocal chords again Salem.
ties for this last determining game
and cheer for your team until you
are hoarse. They deserve it!
Pep Rally
Maybe we should have more
socials after our business meet
ings. The one held after the meet
ing March II certainly was sue
cessfull in furnishing pep and
vigor for the recent game.
Congratulations
We wish to extend our most
sincere wedding congratulations
to Hilda Stefani, formerly of Sa-
lem, and Charles Reinker. Good
luck and we hope you will be
happy way out there in Califor-
mia.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-19
FARRELL
HIGHLlGHTS
By "IJin"

Farrell. Pa. March l9-Last
Saturday Salem evened the play
off series by defeating our Farrell
boys by the score of 3l-2O. The
Farrell team was off form, while
Salem just couldn't miss the
hoop.
| have been informed that the
bus for the Canton trip will leave
the club at 4:3O sharp, so all who
have made reservations, please be
there on time, or else you will
be left behind.
The Farrell Juniors wish to
thank all those who came dows
thank all those who came down
enjoyable evening.
We also offer our most SIM
cere thanks to the ladies who
worked in the kitchen so that we
may feed ourselves after the game
These women who worked in the
kitchen worked gratis, their only
lpay is the satisfaction in know.
ing that we enjoy their cooking,
we'll that is no secret we certain
ly did. Your meals were delicious
Thanks again, ladies.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-19

,nb beren @erbaltnis aur 9ranfbeit
1in6 @eiunbbeit 3u erfabren 1T. @ir
ipifen iebo9, bnB Observation-Disclosures
traft geoen gnt3iinbungen unb
8rdnfbeiten tpeber beItdnbig nod
boraus5ufeben 1T. Son1it tann ber
9urdi9nittsmenih. Der iid gutter
@eiunbbeit erfrel,t, naffe Siibe be>
3ommen, in 3ugluft itten ober ans
genieft tperoen obne ii6 an erfGlten.
Nber bieielbe RerIon fann 5eitipeiie
10 ber,inter ietn llnb fann 6ann bel
benz 8erineiten MnlaB frant tperben.
gines Ueniden @ioeritanostraft
gegen 8ranfbeiten bdngt anfheinenb
bon bielen Singen ab, bon tpelhen
eintee forperli9er un6 anbere p5p<
4if4er Qrt iinb. gu ben tpibtigeren
torperli6en Saftoren gebDren Die
4al,t, bic Sbleimbdute uno bas
Blut. SIZE dllBere Sallt lit bid, adb
ln6 leiitet &eimen getpDbnli6 @ioerz
ftan0. Cine geilnoe Sdut fann nit
Batterien bebedt iein. iie f0nnen iez
bod feinen Sbaben anrihten, bd lie
ni9t bur9 bic Sauf- in ben SDrper
brin9en tonnen. Sdleinbdute oagez
gen iinb biinn unb reidIih nit Blut
ansefiiut. Sic ionbern eine i6lei<
miee Maile ab, tpeldbe bic Seine
obfdngt unb fie bon Der lebenben
@embrane fortlpiiblt. Solange Der
e1leim rei6li6 fliebt, t0nueu bic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-19

widsr'sandskraft tperben - tpeid5e
ben 80rper fir ben 11eberfau bon
&einen empfdneli9 MAIDEN.
lniere 8robeltern batten getpii5e
Werbaltungsmabre9eln, bic iie bilfs
reid fanben IN Der Nufre1terbaf.
tung Der Observation-Disclosures.
Inter onoeren bteb es: iei mdbig in
ellen Singen;, ih quite. nabrbafte
Spetien llnb b6r allf al eiien. tpenn
0u nod Mppetit bait; geb redtseitia
ins Bett ,lnb i6laf ,,i6t Biz in ben
ipdten Woreen binein; iete Sid ME
in 3uglllft; perbiite pI0blid)e 9lbfiibz
lung ilnb 9u tpirit tein Sieber bas
ben; forge Sid ni9t. benn bic Si1ge
fino ME 10 i6limm tpie iie ausieben;
afte auf 9einen Stublsang. 9ieS
fi,lb quite Meecln bic, ipenn befplgt.
biel 3ur grbalt,lng gutter &6rper,
ipioeritan6sfraft bettragen. 2a,tt
nelleiten Grfabrl,n9en in Der WiI1ens
idaft iollen getpiile 8ita,nine feh
bilfrei6 iein, tpetl fie fir geiunoe
&Drper6allt unb S6leimbaut tpihtia
iinb. Bir be5ieben l,ns bauptid1li9
auf 0ttan,in q llno 6 ,lrb auf aez
ipiiie 8eitanoteile bes @itan,in 9
&on1pler. Inter ben g,lten gfabs
rllrgstnitteln. auf bic ii1 uniere
@roBeltern be5ogen, ftnb Wil6, 8lts
ter, gter. Sleii6, Gouforn. g2iiiie
llno CRIME Semitic. in tpel1en biefe
Witamine rei9lt6 borbanoen iir,b.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-19
ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
By Mary.
By Mary.

Ellwood City. Pa, March l9-
Four new members were taken
in Sunday. They are: Nancy Hu.
Der, Dorthy (Huber) Bender and
Bill Bender. Dot and Bill were
both members before the knot
was tied.
Swimming Party
We are going to have a swim.
ming party this coming Friday.
March 20. All are to meet at the
club at 100 o'clock sharp, so all
can go together to the inside
swimming pool at the Shelby
Club house.
To Farrell
Those Ellwood Juniors who
were up wish to thank you for the
swell time they had. It was a
swell game.
To that certain Person!
I was told that certain persons
had gotten the wrong meaning
out of my column two weeks ago.
This it what | meant. You only
have to send self-addressed en-.
velope with NO three cent stamp.
The reason for the self-addressed
envelope is so, every one who
sends for a ticket will be sure to
get their ticket.
Attention Reporter! Deadline
is Tuesday afternoon.
The Editor.
90
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vertisers.
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Cute: S:{3 pei well
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Rebert 8cih 1T
sOjGkrie eciterben
Grfinber Ses Masnctsiinbcrs mn6
an6erer 9inge

Berlin. Nad fl,rsem &ranfenlager
ltarb bier i'm 81. 2ebensiahre ser
befannte beutihe grfinoer Robert
8oif). 8riinber ser nah ibm BE-.
nanntcn 6irma our Seritellung bes
Bol6- -Magnet5iinoers uno anoerer
Muto5lbeborteile in Stuttgart.
gs iinO iebt 56 Sabre, ieitoem
Boif cine "eleftrotehnild- -feinmeba.
niibe @erfltdtte" in einem Stutt,
garter Sinterbaus eroiinete. nahoen
er einige Sabre uniteten @anberle,
bens binter iih batte uno auf ieinen
gfeiien iogar auf Elm Sabr nad) Nem
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-19

that any such
move will be
m a d e at this
particular time.
Such a commit
tee was in exist
ence during the
Civil War. and.
properly direct
ed. a group OF
this kind could
do a very con-
structive job.
In uc h a
committee t h G
danger would lie
in its { lin g
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8anen Sic 1hre
KSrpertpi~eritan>&fraft at1f

8atterien feinen SUB auf ben Wen,<
branen faI1en. 9ieie nte6aniiben
@arrieren perIagen natiirIib bann
rnb mann NAL uno bann faneen Die
Seine an jid IN ben &0rpersetpeben
5u berme9ren. Damn fomr1t baa
8lut nit ieinen Idbmenben @egens
f0rpern uno elmer Nrnee Ybaeo5bten
(tpeiben 8lutt0rper6en) 5ur 9ilfe,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-19

~ tele bon uns iinb BEL faItem,
II feubten rnb nai1en @etter
ausoegdn9en obne ,tns ertdltet
ooer unter trgenbtpel1en iiblen sspls
Gen gelitten 5,l baben. Nn a1beren
Hagen ftnb mir llnter fait genau
benfelben ltmitdn6en ausgegangen
iino am nd6iten Worgen NIT Suiten,
Nteten, 4alsi6mer5en uno fhmers
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ANSWERS
(See Questions on page 5.)

(See Questions on page 5.)
|. Egypt.
2. 1t was partially defeated, and
afterward mostly destroyed by
storms.
3. Geoffrey Chaucer.
4. In France.
S. Rolls and coffee or choco-
late.
E. Mercury.
z. a former Spanish, or Spa
nish-American peso (equal to
eight reals); roughly, one dollar
8. Balboa.
9. The Franks.
10. A postlude.
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EerN t,erteiHiet
PalGitif,apelitie

Sonoon. sSm Sberbdllle berteioigte
Sor0 Granborne, ser StaatsiefretGr
fir aolonien, feline slmtsiteae gegen
Sen &ortpurf bes Mntiiemitismus,
ais cine lebbafte Gebatte iid oariiber
enttuifelte, Dab paIditineniiid)e ge-
ANTE iid) getueigert bdtten, iiibiihe
Jliihtlinge aus gulgarien unb 9fu.
mdnien ins 2ano su laiien.
9oro @ebepooS bate eeltenS &C.
madt, Dob Ser fleine 9ampicr
"Strl.ma" NIT $50 Gliidtlingen on
goro, oie feline ginreiiepapiere fir
Ealaitina batten, i'm Sdtpar5en @eer
in Stiide geriiien suurSe, als er an-
I6einen0 auf cine Treibmine itieb.
"9as Sfiff tpar io iiberfiilt, oaB
man iif nifts Shlimmeres 0enfen
Tam. 1peldes bem ridJ1par5en 2od"
bon &alfutta dbnelt", bebauptete ser
Soro. slae biele ltngelegenbeiten in
BalaItina fommen oaber. baB oie
Iominiitration feline SuSen mag.
@ir ha6en sort ieit % Sabren cine
Tolitif Ser @oreingenonmenbeit &c.
gen hic Slloen."
0ara,lf anttportete Qoro Gran-
borne: ~0enn bier angeoeutet miro,
Sab oie Mominiitration antiiemitiih
eingeitclt lit, 8orurteile gesen sic
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oes 8robn1ufti gutsebeiben bat, oann
fommt oas elmer Mufrei5ung 5ur &C.
lualtanipenoung gleid."
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er fort, lift elm aufridtiger 8eriud).
eine unparteiiide 2oiung bes Yrob-
lens 5u finoen. Der bolle Sadper-
balt iiber Sen l1ntersang Ser rStru-
ma" lit nod niht befannt uno miro
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-19
CLEVELAND WEST
WHIRL
BY Fritz"

Cleveland, o., March 1o-Lost
Several loud, clear voices at the
Farrell Highschool gym last Sat-,
between eight and ten o'clock
Any person finding these please
bring them along to Canton to-
morrow. because they will be
sorely needed!
If you are one of the fortunate
few who still retain their voice,
probably the only reason is that
you were saving it for Saturday
night.
Both teams played fine defen
sive ball. The large crowd, fine
food. and really torrid orchestra.
made it perfect evening.
Club Notes
Our West bunch has been too
busy recuperating after the hectic
week-ends, but nothing is going
to interfere with attending the
social meeting tonight, Friday,
mainly because someone started
the rumor that there was going to
be refreshments. Our entertain
ment committee has been work
ing on this for a month, and
should have a real surprise in
store.
Our choral group may delve
into the popular, by accepting
several arrangements of pieces
such as Night and Day, etc. II
enough singers are interested,
this may be undertaken. The
change would do much towards
livening up practices, and bring
ing in new members. 1t is some
thing to work on, and to be tried
at least once.
/ With Spring in the air, our
activities will begin in full swing
so let's be down tonight and hea,
what the committee has to say
about the future.
Canton Bound
That is the by-word for tomor.
row, and it will be on the lips Of
most of our Juniors, since we ex'
pect to bring large crowd. We
are going to make the most O
this last opportunity for an "All
IOut" get-together before the con
vention in June. We will be OF
the beam, so heat the orchestr;
as we'll as the food!
To Farrell and Salem
Remember, that winning thu
game is only half of the purpose"
(Our team should know by now
You have two great teams-tht
best in the league-so, after tht
game, let's be able to say tina
|! they are also the best sportsmer
in the league. Play ball! Coco
I Incl from NEectl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-19

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