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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
NEWS
BY Eleanore and Sophie

Youngstown. o.. March Is
The old adage With the sunshine
a little rain must fall' quite ap.
propriately pertains to the scores
Of friends that knew Julius YES
mas. Julius. a First Class Petty
officer. was recently reported
missing when the words largest
submarine the Arogonaut wa,
sunk while engaged in a mission
against d ap CONVOY. His first
four years of service in the Navy
were spent aboard the cruiser
Memphis. When this enlistment
ended he signed up Tor submarine
duty rounding on, his seventh
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
SALEM NEWS
Bv Sue Herman

Salem. O.. March 25-The Ir>
have developed a habit of celebra,
ing each time one OF our service
men arrive home on iurlouek.
This time Cpl. Andy Klein. who
is Stantioned at the army air base
at Maxton Field. y. G.. where
he is drill instructor. spent a few
more days with his, Salem friend
here at home. We all had a good
time. especially since Andy had d
birthday and we hope he has many
MANY more. Another Saxon boy
although not Junior. has been
spending most OF his furloug'l
here i'll Salem and he is John Gott-
Schling OF Youngstown. His time
has been monopolized by Doroth.
Cntch. but we were glad to see
him for little time anyway.
The Salem Irs. can boost o
having a soldier in almost every
state that is how they are scatter
ed. But these last OF our boys were
rather fortunate for three OF the
four were sent to the same camp
Pvt. Herman Linder. Pvt. loh,
Girscht. and Pvt. Gus Falk are al
stationed at Ft. Jackson. :. {.
while Pvt. Andrew Clrich is witt
the Medical Division i'll Arkansas
Bowling Party
This coming Sunday. March 3
the Irs. will hold a bowling party
SO lets have everyone out.
Social
On April 10th. Saturday. th'
Juniors will sponsor another SO
cial. similar to the one close t,
Valentine Day Everyone Is in
vlted to attend.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
By Sophie.

Eliwood City. Pa, March Is
Our hike is over and what hike
There where only eight OF us girls
but that was enough to have a
good time. We walked over two
trestles,. followed the Beaver Ri
yer and crossed the railroad
bridge going toward Beaver Falls.
We also climbed big rocks. trees.
mountains etc.We explored, which
was at one time called Rock Point
Park. 1t really was fun. Now the
next time we have hike we hope
you will all turn out. We will also
make it Oh a warmer day because
those thin slacks some of US ha i
on were quite breezy. How about
it. Thelma:
Our next meeting will be held
April II. 2::5O at the club. How
about bigger turnout this tim, !,
SO we can plan on some exciting
things to do in the near future
Bring in as many new members
as YOU can. We want to reach our
goal which is at least twenty-five
girls and we all know that more
than that are available now. al
least for the duration.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25

|. How-did the Red Cross get
its symbol:
,. What has I anada nicknamed
its pay-as-you-go budget
3. What Is the only South Ane-
rican nation that has not severed
relations with the Axis:
!. Who owned a great New
York newspaper and lett an Ell
dowed annual prize for excel
ence in American drama. poetr,
prose. etc,
). What was the date OF the
Battle OF Waterloo.
3. Who was Molly Pitcher:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
FARRELL
H1GHLIGHTS
By Mike sclnunn

Farrell. Pa. March Is Our
combination lunch and dance held
in honor OF our army bound last
Saturday. was very successful
affair. Mrs. Rudy Schuller. one OF
our faithful members. had to go
to work at midnight but she still
dropped around and had a couple
OF hours OF enjoyment. CIhat Is
the real Saxon Spirit.) Mr.. Joe
Make" I'heil. the man Wit,
many monikers. was handed an
other one when one of our mem
bers walked up to him and SAID
he looked like Duke Our com
mittee must be given special ere
dit Tor the orderly manner the de
licious refreshments were served.
Your reporter is OF the opinion
that affairs OF this type should be
held more often for this would
help keep the uniors together.
Meeting
This notice is early but some ot
our members must be constantly
reminded. that our regular month
~ meeting will be held Tuesday
April lS. at 8 o'clock. Work is the
only excuse for being absent.
members. SO how about having q
we'll attended meeting for Il
change.
Servicemen Notes
sgt. Rudy Joe" Orben. sta
toned in Iowa. after having bee,.
discharged from the hospital tive
week, ago is again in the hospital
with complications in his infected
hand.
Pvt. Fred "Woozer' Schenker
i, NJ. =. somewhere around
\. y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
CLEVELAND WEST
WHIRL
By. Kay Rehner

Cleveland. Ohio. March Is
Cleveland West is really cooking
on both burners lately. Yep, the,
are in the grove and using gas.
they are on the beam again and
we are gonna fan the flame o;
ambition that has suddenly spar
kled into life like glass OF 69e
beer.
Now. what we're really trying
to translate. is the fact that I'VE are
having combination hike and
horseback ride Sunday. April 4.
Many are turning out for this al
fair. Also Card Party is plan
ned for April II with table and
other prizes and refreshments The
committee for this affair are: He
len Schmidt. Ernie Gottschlin.
Al Binder. Tillie Rehner. Marie
Aber. Gertie Schmidt. Hilda
Zackel.
Home Front News
Our Sargent OF Arms and friend
OF us all. Ernie Gottschling, is
leaving to join Uncle Sans ar
med forces soon. We all wish YOU
the best OF everything. Ernie.
Don't forget singing next Fri
day. Be seeing you. '~".
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25

- Ny mother was always hav-
ing trouble with either my father
or the ilNnace. Every time she
would watch one. the other would
60 out
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
REUNION
at Christ Church. Cation, Ohio.

There will be reunion held at
the { hrist Lutheran Church OF
Sunday. March 18th. at 200 a. m
for all former SUNDAY school mem
bers and teachers. We hope that
all of YOU can come so that ii will
be d big success.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25

ism that what we propose means
their own salvation that what we
propose would make it possible
for them to shake off their cruel
masters and enable them to wall,
erect aud order|their lives as free
men and women. We must make
ii manifest to the peoples OF enc
my countries that we do not hate
them. but that we SympathlZe
with them and that our quarrel is
only with their tvrannical rulers
who grind them and enslave
them
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
THE CANTON

By Ann Bloch

Canton. Ohio. March 25-Our
combined Social and Farewell
party last Friday proved to be a
huge success. with our Y. Pres.
Mike Cntch being a tritle on the
surprised side Mike. by the way
is now at the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station. Again we say
Good Luck, Mike-we'll miss YOU.
Prizes ior the Amateur Pro-
gram went to Mike Untch: Dot
Boylan and Dot karras. and Babe
Berg. Mike really learned some
thing. while both Dots showed
us how peppy rheumatic people
were doing the Boogie. We
should have had prizes during our
dancing, too. Rudy Mantsch and
Marie Bremen are two hep cats
par excellence.
This Social helped our newe:
members to become better ac-
quainted with each other-besides
renewing other friendships. Here
is hoping the remaining get-to-
gethers will be as sucCeSsful-and
they will be if everyone shows
the cooperation and Saxon spirit
they did
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25

- A girl is pleasant dinner
companion when she makes YOU
think she is taking dinner with
YOU and not from YOU.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25

Are you and your relatives mem
bers of the Sick Benefit Society
and Central verband? If not, now
is the time to join. For more 1nfor.
nation call tue loca; representative.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Roth q
lC99 East l25th St. East Cleve-
land. Ohio. announce the engage
ment OF their daughter Louise to
Seaman First Class \lva Rex
Hoffman.
Seaman Hoffman is the son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Hoffman OF
1857 Maple Road. Cleveland
Heights. Ohio.
O-
Ruu nafanSn R,, l. .,nc
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:
Vice President Henry A. Wallace

K hrisliaitv is not stargazing
or foolish idealiSm. Applied on q
worldwide scale. it is intensely
practical. Bread cast upon the W.
tiers does return. National friend
ships are remembered. Help to
star, ing people is not soon forgot /
ten. We OF the United States who
now have the greatest opportunity
that ever came to any people do
not wish to impose on any other
race. or to thrust our money or
technical experts or ways 81
thought on those who do not de
sire them
But we believe that If we mea-
sure up to the responsibility which
providence has placed on our
shoulders we shall be called OH
for help by many peoples who al
mire us. When we respond to this
crv for help we shall be manlfes.
ing not only Christian spirit but
also obeying fundamental Law
OF lie. We OF the Western demo
cracies must demonstrate the prac
ticality OF our religion. We must
extend a helping hand to China
and India we must be firm an,'
lust with Prussia: we must deal
honestly and fairly with Russia
and be tolerant and even helptu!
as she works out her economic
problems in her own way: we
must prove that we ourselves can
give an example. in our American
democratic way. OF iull employ
ment and full production Tor the
benefit OF the common man.
Representative Louis Ludlow of
Indiana:
1T is time to give the war
wearied peoples OF the earth some
plans and specifications OF the be,
ter world which we enviSion. w
must show them - and convinc,
them that what we stand TO-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
NEW CASTLE. PA.
NEWS
BY Shirley Herman

New Castle. Pa. March 2S-The
New Castle Juniors had very
lively weekend this past week. We
have lived. =" famed and Cab
bed! A bunch of us Juniors
trekked to the Pines on Saturday
night, There was Rosie Ameser
Trudy Dawson. Henry Wolf
Bender. James Lowe. Johnny
Ameser and yours truly. Talk
about having fun: We had cir.
Gus We even went to loun9S
town. planning to go to the Sar-
on Club. but due to our lack OF
gasoline. we hit the road ior
home Another one of our Juniors
who stepped out Saturday nigh!
was Bessie Dawson. She and Bill
went to the Elns.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
Service Notes

Ronald Hietsch. one oi our
Juniors. who is serving in the l
S. Marine Corps was home on q
short furlough one week ago
From all reports given Ronnie is
looking plenty sharp"
George Miller. known more com
monlv as Moo. has been home
for the past few days on fur
lough. The army must be agree,
ing with Moo. for he looks great
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
Reveiille Notes

We're losing another member
for the duration. Johnnie, Mathes
is now joining Uncle Sans Army.
The yrs. will be glad to hear from
YOU. Johnnie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
Charles A. Halleck
of Indiana:


of Indiana:
TO the inspiring records OF the
newspapers contributions in bring
ing about outstanding OF rubber
tires and oil. in winning ready CO
operation in the rationing OF gaso-
line ard food. in promoting the
sale oi bonds. in increasing re-
cruiting and in expediting the
/ Nelective Service operations
should be added their very inn
portant work in stepping up war
production. Newspapers were
quick to present the problem to
the Ameriran people and have la
bored steadily to help government
and suppliers set up an efficient
program OF production. Because
OF the news and feature matter
run bv the newspapers. workers
have been made to see the import
ance OF increasing their produc
ton and in finding their places i'll
the production line. With the ma
ton at war. we should recognize
the very definite and direct contri-
button that the press OF the ma
ton is making to the war effort.
1t is contribution which should
clearly indicate that the press
must. be classed as an essential
industry and given consideration
as such"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25

- Buy Defense B'!Is anc
Stamps.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
Henry l.. Stimson. Secretary of
War:

The armed forces. the men
who are going into actual combat.
have placed their house in order.
Their spirit and their program
are all that patriotism and care
ful paning can effect. | now ask
whether industry and agriculture
should not likewise be put on a
more efficient wartime basis When
you are driving a team OF horses
and one oi them goes lame. YOU
do not lame the other horse to
equalize the team. You try to get
two sound horses. ! fully under
stand that we must have essential
food and necessary goods for
civilian consumption am well
aware OF the difficulties in gett-
ing machinery and employees
which our farmers and manufac-
tureres are now experiencing. but
| am convinced that with the in
itiative. resourcefulness and will
iusnesS TO sacrifice OF the Ameri-
can people. these problems can be
solved withou, crippling their
armed forces.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
QUESTIONS?

Answers see on page I
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
Business Meeting

Our next monthly meeting will
be April End. SO plan to attend.
How about more new members.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
By FRED liant WILLIAMS

a realization that there is an
immediate need for a better un-
Gerstanding and harmonious. re-
laiions between races and crceds
within the Metropolitan area Of
Detroit found expression during
p recent meeting Of the Citizens
committee of which the Rev
Charles Hill. Is chairman. That a
meeting Of major proportions en-
bodving these elements should he
called al some future date in this
city came from suggestion along
similar lines az thought. given by
the Rev John Miles a member
OF the Citizens committee and CO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31

cans were well repre- en,cd as
We're also the French. There were
large number OF orphaned chill
dren Of nll colors Then came the
Rotary club Of Havana. and r.p-
reseniatives OF the numerous po-
liiical parties paradcs alwa1s IN
ierest me and especially n there
are plenty Of bands And they
are IN all Cuban paradcs and
good ones
But for student OF ethnolory a
parade in Cuba is especially inter
esiing. One is impressed with tho
number Of brown and black per.
sons snd all the shades IN be,ween
among those in the parade as vel
as ne onlnokcrs And as ono refn-
Continued on page 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31

We waited on hard clean
benches until our n a m e s
were called to pay the zoe
landing tax and to be finger
printed. Somehow ! felt at
home. After all wasn't this my
third visit 70 the beautiful Island
Republic OF Cuba2 Within an hour
l was in the downtown office Of
Pan American airways. recog-
nIzed persons and received Wig
orous and cordial welcome.
Familiar Articles
began my stay In the proper
Cuban manner ! had most sat
isfying nap. Refreshed. ! took a
stroll My hotel IS located In the
midst OF the city. short block
from the s40oO.0O0 capitol: with
in three blocks Of the FL Eucanto,
Hayanna's leading department
store and numerous theatres. res
taurants and shops | strolled
through the nearby five and
ten There / spied rubber bands.
piles Ct pins. paper clips. dress
snaps and Woodbury's soap at
zoe bar. why. there were even
bolts OF elastic. When a place was
vacated sat down at the coun-
ter and was served delicious Ice
cream unmixed with sherhets.
On the street again. I sirolled
past small shops. The streets
were crowded with people most OF
whom gave evidence Of their
African, Chinese and Indian mix
ture by tint OF skin or curl OF
hair. The literally golden children
are a Joy to behold I had diff
Guilty in crossing the street ]
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31

that he has gone people say
should get away from him. lie
has always given me what |
wanted and he has always brought
his money to me. He never for
gets to kiss ME when going and
coming from work. He gives the
baby everything. No man can
make me happy but him.
Ans.: And no man ever VIII.
The next time these @fiith column
~ nelchhors" Of yours get strung
out on yonr husband. pin their
ears back. Spit In their faces
run them out Of your house. Give
them "a understand that you are
proud OF your mate and that you
VIII MT tolerate any backbiiing
SANDER against him. A prayer and
a vote Of thanks to men Ike
yours and the devil takes these
fouI.momihed gossIpers.
iK--Just few words then
en- through. Listen have a
good Kind boy friend and he has
a very good job. He makes some
time s25 to $40 per week. Some
times he gives me his check and
then again he doesn't The women
fall for him. one especially wants
him to marry her love him too
and will marry him II he sticks
TO his promise Every time this
other girls mother gets chance
she downs me IN favor OF her
daughter. The old bag
Ans. Cant blame the old lady.
She's nohody's fool, and she
knows good catch Cor her daugh-
ter when she sees II. You have
fllc upper hand here though. for
IFS You the hoy admlres and re-
Spect>. Continue TO show him how
much above this other girl you
are and what good wife you
would make him. lie Il willing to
hurry You put the pressure on
SIS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31
National Unity Meeting Advocated
To Promote Better Race Relations

pastor 81 the Peoples church.
The Rev. Mr.. Miles in an en-
largcment OF the idea for a meet
ine OF this nature, pointed out
that the majority Of this com
munlfy's citizens were law-abld-
Ing. and peace-loving. That the
better element OF Detroit citizen
~. white and colored, were de-
sirous that harmony and accord
exist within ms ranks. Any sug-
rcstlon or REPETITION Of violence.
such as confronted Detroit a few
weeks ago. the Rev. Mr.. Miles
stated. was abhorrent to ma
Continued on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31

wandered aimlessly. paused be-
fore small hosiery shop. rub
bed my eyes. On The foot OF a
stocking I read first quality pure
thread silk 7 walked into the
store yes, we have plenty Of
SILK stockings. Here are some at
$l25." Then she showed me 9TH
ers more expensive. DO you
have nylon' / asked. we don't"
she said, hut they can be pur-
chased in Havana at prices rang
ing from ~ to sl3 a pair"
Gas High
Eventually returned 10 my
hotel Gasoline is very expen-
siye although there is plenty hut
tires are the real problem. Case
line Is listed 10 sell at 4Sc but
YOU can scarcely get II for less
than soc q gallon Yes. II is ra-
toned The show windows are
filled with dresses but they are
Cuban made so are the shoes
"All American made things are
vei expensive but We are learn
ine to make our own"
That evening about eight I had
dinner on the roof atop the ninth
floor Again looked down on
the clean cream. coIored build
ings On the menu. temporarily I
skipped the entrees to see what
was the main dish. After lobster
and she'll fish with sauce spied
broiled sirlcin steak looked no
farther II arrived an inch thick
with French fried potatoes. poll
ished Il on with cream cheese
and guaya peels
was tired from the ordeal Of
packing finishing up my work in
Atlanta university. getting in and
out OF Miami with my 1eS pounds
OF baggage went 10 bed early
my first night in Havana.
Havana began celebrating the
Fourth OF July on Saturday. con-
| tlnued on Sunday with NAM
moth parade and the unveiline
OF paintings of Thomas Jefferson
and Cowan who carried the mes
sage TO Garcia from Mckinley
There was some continuation on
Monday. I walked over the Prado
whore the parade began about
11;30. II was led by numerous
policemen on foot on beautiful
prancing horses and motorcycles
AS usual in foreign countries the
policemen fascinated me- a large
number Of them were black. the
others were brown either from
birth or from Cuba's sun.
Refugees With Red Cross
They were followed by mem
bers OF Cuba's Red Cross includ-
ing many brown and black young
men and women: then came refu-
gees from most OF the countries
Of Europe. The Spanish Republic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-31

MSS phase advise me right
an IN love with a man much
[der thsn an lie doesn't know
4, love- him We talk and laugh
|.oee,hcr hai be hasn't ever ask
n NJ ios date. Should | tell
|bIm I lew him?
Ans; Leave that Ia him. In
luost cases when n girl throws
herself Inte the arms Of a man.
H. ends ~ on the lifted end Of
I'M nnhapp, love affair. With all
H. lIkely candidates for marriage
n ihp army ! realize It's big
h,mprailon ~ fall for some Of the
LA dniier," left behind. Don't
M n MS. your ~true love" Is
h Uniform. save your love for a
|nl man.
ERL Dear Doctor. why hello,
more ym arc fine just a few lines
M let ,cp know my trouble My
he IS hraken out on both sides
| ny CHECKS in round rings
konenta' like ring worm My face
b. rn1 ilss WY over year. Il
b even on my lips. Please let me
trow how much money you Will
Ease e 81 n OF OF me. My uncle
Iecommerdsd yau 70 me.
Ans; Young lady. your parents
bed eoui "iacklng up" for let
)lnr your lace run on This way
hhy. with The right Kind OF med
Drl treatment II could soon be
llonrht under control. Let me
bdd. that ,eu viii continue 10 sui
Cr with thi, condition unless you
Rlace yourself under the treat
fent " q reliable doctor. II you
bani pff treatment In the little
|oWn where You live Insist that
efur parfnis carry you to the
ply. Finally. | strongly advise
w 10 sop trying 20 treat your-
Ffli With remedies the nciVhbors
|ni kIn.lolk recommend. This adj
Plee apple, 10 agents, mail order
Fcu,e.. and herb doctors ms well.
w. need specialized medical
Treatment and you can't get II
pom quaeAs.
HIN | I'm 10 years old and
FEe hoeu married nearly years
pr J have 3 children. Ny hus-
Fsnd, you know. Is all in the
Eorld J want He said ! was All
porn ou' and no good 10 him any
pore because for about q half n
Hear have been taking some
b'Ns ne doctor gave me to make
r. feel IKE going with my nus
fsni Visits MY trouble9
Ans; Too many children too
|sd Having three babies In tI'ee
lears and the fourth on the way
I enough 10 break d,wn ahy
'oman's health. Tell your physi-
pan 10 si'c You some advice on
Pow - stop having babies That
+ the answer TO your problem. !.
POI the pep tablets.
i II Nv husband just went
y the army We have a baby and
\ an going to have another Now