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Birth Rate High.
De0th Rute Low.
In Stufe For 1912

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wear fof hblss IN Missassiupi ~
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executive otiieer 81 the State
Board Of Health commenting on
teutativs figures lm buths and
deaths released hg ipp
Bureau and deaths uelcas,t hF
Miss lEsinp Bureau - Ntta STA
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officer there were S. 9aS hahie
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tUai in the face - tni ta ahe
infant aesih fafe na tie rgeI
on RECORD with only 4b 0dt 81
EVERY iua0 Babies failing n reach
one zeaH of age
ThIs same favorable downward
trend We seen IN ba b. afe ios
the u.atlns Maternal deaths
fresn cattse d'rerfae due g. peE
nancg ami childbirth numbered
2s6 far 1872 representing q lnss
q - mothers e. eeees ie{0 ave
births pltG stlHhlffhs II Ia4i
this aeash rate tapo al 5 u b
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aeaua rate tof mothers ANS be
hles Wa eet n f. elste ID on
natural strains IN ~anta2 mos
pitaI and mea8cai iaeiutiek -
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Third Treatment
Center To Open
AT Mclean Soon

More than $50 patients hsve hp
pihed n Mlssissippi trestment
renters faH treatment Of syphilis.
and FonoIrhea SAID Dr. c II ST
dell. u the division oi vrnereaf
disease control State Board u
Health discussing today ms
ne8 est development IT. thc venc
real disease control program Cen
tcfs now operating II Mississippi
are located ~ Meridian and Rich
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EverettASky
Support In
First Primary
TO THE VOTERS or
JACKSON COUNTY

JACKSON COUNTY
A. TIE first Primary draws
neaF Z eish e take thgs method
e again soliciting voaf vafe sof
epreaeulsfive in the State Legs
lature
have made ar honest effort
ta se end tak g. each 81 vou pei
onaIss bar dae e. eas and tife
faueHtuE aH8 She iart that -
mans q eoa afe engaged ma de
tens Wu u has hsw unpos
shie FOE nee 90 set every
IL ue SIS ahat during Sac next
iaul seaH 500 hiII need s. newer
before alen ~ ability and sound
judgment e. represent KouT IN
taea ~ ihc State Legislature
usuF grave problems
That Ne 81 mo- nos reel RilI
sa fo sQIataan Therefore yua
Wl need men Nta arr trained II
nabHH tn represent, NoH
! 1@ that Hath ms education
and - sean - continuous public
service 8 school administrator
Tat Z an qualified g. make sos
30 efficient public servant
Therefore No ihs basis 81 non.
@H training exrlence n puts.
fzec and shIIis a. SERVE
sielt EoLa telc un August SD
aHc pledge - Ho elected E
years - haarzf efficient ranfa#
aHaffaH e Vaar mtHfr# in tas
STATE Legislature
Naam HaHF
q { EVERETT
Candidate Zoe HepHennts
use p Hhe State lEa
Ha# Jackson Counts
Paf aar
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men s s%eeoraiue Ia opA officials
Is g. check un tnc misuse ~ eH
paus pg persons other tl1an
those e Waon Iae haok sVe
eeen issuea usrteuEafi3 sr the
cave 20 iasi hsak FaIiuse IA
e q tae nfoner notation on
eli outstanding stamps wiH re-.
silt 81 r. Gloss - further Raso
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eE shsr return w = snert
-a-asen In Neu 0lesn& NJ
sr sfx n5eaa sF ST ~ house
Rmeana 81 iN@ Hausspu ave
a,iH reaae Is fag,aWm
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v m our ARMED force and fighting
allies. Help 9Th Nlclors books. ship-
ping space. Mail. hIaos1 hanks.
Share 9Th each either through railsn-
ius ar sharimg. ele.
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Ise only chat you actually need in
Food - Iuel - transportation. Put
die material 10 cork. SALVAGE
crap metals. IN caus. futs and
grease rubber. rag silk slOekinEs.
CONSERVE
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The Only Orgun.
Labor Condi.
date for Sheriff
and Tax Collector.

an indeed happy 20 receive reports from ny
friends and supporters throughout the county that
my race for Sheriff and Tax Collector Is receiving
more favorable consideration each DAY
/ an thankful for your increasing support Is this
indicates that the good people desire entirety new
blood n tire Sheriffs Office
an pleased - announce that ] have not been
associated with county politics or the sherifis office
Is 6 deputy 81 other cspacitv. Do not let the profes-
slon8l politician influence YOUR vote with an insincere
hauaShake and promise. Voters. you PAID your Pol
Tax and are capable - make your oWn choice
! have nat promised ans one 8 deputy sheriff Job
o. other position Il elected and positively have no
agreements o. affiliations Of any kind with ans poltt-
iesI ciaues q racketeer gangsters-
am veteran % World War ] served . years and
{ oaYs with fhe &. S ARMY Il months ~ Eufope
snd p months On the firing line with the famous
Rainbow DIVISION and have q son nov serving ~
ne e. S Merchant Marine am ~ present Service
Officer iof the American Legion and Veterans 81 For
slgH War and am q Al times ready 10 assist the
WIDOWS and orphans and service men ~ procuring
Federal benefits
! an asking the decent and nome loving people
an lax Affecting citizens II my county 80 elect me their
Sheriff aua Tax Collector OF August 5rd 1913
Sincerely yours,
CALVIN T. BoLDING. ST.
My Desire Is &c Serve the People Of
Iockson County.
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~ 1912 fdena tan Prot
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fr e eew fofsi q
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assf sire 61N msen receives -
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l@b4~sd

Lesru the faets aipost your war Don't
beiiste rumors or repest them. Don't
talk about things the enemy ~ould
like Ia hear.
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UNITED GAS PIPE LINE COMPANY
3. Ind ANadaled Companies-
And Associated Companies

Production and Transmission Of Natural Ca and Oil Are
Essential 10 NICIoRl-Wi inning the Var l. onr Ne. l JOB!
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Pei Ho4oa Mo.sez. 10 Woak

Y here q siil DO the most coed y =
Bonds and Stamps. lneome Tax. Ne
tor Loan. Red Cross. Community
tilesf. Pas off Debts.
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CHICAGO SOUTH
SIDE JUNIORS NEWS
By Billy"

Chicago, ILL.,. Nov. 25-The Jrs.
hold their monthly meeting on
Tuesday, Nov. 10. at Colonial
Hall. We had a good crowd out
and we had very interesting
meeting
A wedding shower was given
for Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schwalm
(the former Ann Linz on Sun
day, Nov. /, at Ringbauers Hall.
They are both from Chicago and
were married last February in
California where they are now liv-
ing. We all enjoyed seeing YOU
again. Best wishes in fmturc -S::rrs.
Another wedding shower was
given for Margaret Baier andHen-
ry Dickinson on Sunday, Nov. q
at RingbauerS Hall. Margaret has
been member OF the club TO-
many years. They will be married
on Saturday. Dec 4. Good luck
to you both for many years to
come.
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THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:
President Roosevelt:

1T would be supreme irony for
us to win a victory and then to in
herit world chaos simply because
we were unprepared to meet what
we know we shall have to meet.
We know the common wants, the
human wants. that follow liberia
ton. Many ruthlessly shattered
cities in Russia. in China. in Italy
provide horrible evidence of wha;
the defeated retreating Germans
and Japanese leave behind. 1t is
not only humane and charitable
for the United Nations to supply
medicine and food and other ne
cessities to the peoples freed from
Axis control: it is clear matter
of enlightened seliinterest - anl
of military strategic necessity.
I'VE have shown that while the
war lasts, whenever we help the
liberated peoples with essential
supplies and services, we hasten
the day of the defeat of the Axis
powers. When victory comes there
can certainly be no secure peace
until there is return of law and
order in the oppressed countries,
until the peoples of these countries
have been restored to normal
and healthy and self-sustaining
existence. This means that the
more quickly and efectually we
apply measurers of relief and re-
habiiitation. the more quickly will
our own boys overseas be able to
come home"
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CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Katy Gotzmeister

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 25-
Highlights of the Saxons of CO.
lumbus last weekend was the
bowling match between the girls
and the fellows of the Senior
lodge. We sure are glad they did
not bowl in the L. S. ]. A. tourna-
ment! There sure were a lot OF
rooters out there yelling for US.
but the competition was too great
for us girls, and it seemed as if
those pins were lot harder to
knock down than ever before. The
men proved to be the best bowl
ers with total pins OF 226l and
the girls 1881. Better luck next
time girls. Sam Frim, Jr., was
high for the men with $40 and
Rose Farr with 448.
After the game we all met at
the Saxon Hail for beer and po-
tatoe chips, and dancing. The Jrs.
filled themselves with an Spagetti
Dinner atGotzmeisters afterwards
and ended the evening with cards
at the Burkleys. All in ali it was
a grand Sunday spent with our
fellow Saxons.
We will have these match games
once a month from now on and
everyone is invited to come down
and watch US how'll really makes
one feel good to look up in the
cheering section and see all those
Saxons out there really pitching.
Weinlesefest
Don't forget the Weinlesefest
this Saturday evening, Nov u, at
the Saxon Hall. Everyone is in
vited. There will be music and
refreshments. The committee has
teen working bard to make this a
huge success and will need every
one cooperation to do this. Don t
forget all you Juniors to come
down to the Hall this Saturday
afternoon to help decorate and
hang the grapes for the dance. We
will be seeing you all at the dance.
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cLEvEkAEN!!1Rs kE!!1Rs WEST
By Vera Stolz

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 2s-Out-
side the fact we didn't have any
thing to eat because we came too
late, we had swell time at the
East Club last Friday. What =
place for rendezvous YOU girls
choose!
Have you decided when and
where we are going to have a
Barn Dance or what have YOU,
East:
Hike
Last Sunday the girls or should
say Army Air Cadets" with
Key Rehner as the &C. O." had a
swell time i'll the valley. No pri-
vats, the girls were all Corporals.
All or nothing at all". they al
ways say.
10 complete the day. they all
went to movie in the evening.
This and That
| hope everyone enioved the
football games and turkevThanks-
giving.
Who is it that does not know
there are only 3 periods in a
hockey game and not quarters !:
Who had all the pointers in
that wonderful pinoch1e game
recently?
Who rushed to get to Scheers
home when she lives right bv the
Springs?
Who is coming to the business
meeting we are having tonight. l
will answer that one right now.
Everybodyis coming. so | will see
you tonight.
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ST. JOHNS NEWS
By Marie Kessler

Cleveland, O., Nov. 25-Thine :
are hulnming again as our last
League meeting made plans and
preparations for some interesting
events in the near future. 1t was
wonderful to see so many eager
and wide-awake O. members,
clamouring to help the League in
every way possible Your rowing
reporter is beginning to wonde,
what happens to the rest of Our
members on League nights:
Attention!
Sunday evening. December 5,
the Luther League is sponsoring
Movie Night at church. The ad
mission is free Ga free-will offer
ing, however. will be collected for
the Bethesda Orphan Home) and
everyone is invited to attend. Re-
freshments will be served. The
movie>will be both educational
and interesting so plan to attend
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NEW CASTLE, PA.
NEWS
BY Henry

New Castle, Pa. Nov. 25-The
only activity on the home front in
New Castle was the chatter of
bowling pins as OUR girls are
keeping in shape for next years
tournament. The usual crowd
gathered at the G.. B. u. Saturday
night and danced their heads off.
You should have seen our head
less girls bowling Sunday, Shyrl
looked cute.
We decorated the club all last
week and it's all dressed up for a
big evening. Now we have the
time, the place. and the orchestra
all set. All we need is your pre-
sence for good time. Just as re-
minder, the dance is this Saturday
and it starts at 800 o'clock. I'll
take a hint and give our dance one
more plug for Cleveland, and all
you other cities, that we are really
going all out to- show you a good
time. Let's skip the chatter now
and we'll see you at the dance.
Service Notes
Two of our members heard from
Willy Ungar who is serving with
theArmy in England. He has been
overseas for quite a while and is a
good soldier-he was made tech
nical sergeant on Oct. 20. Willy
has had quite few interesting ex-
periences in London air raids. He
also mentions a certain girl ir
Cleveland East.
We would like to thank Cleve-
land and Ellwood City for writ
ing to tell us they are going to at.
tend our dance. We will be glad
to extend the welcome matt and
will do all we can to assure YOU a
good time.
The New Castle Juniors wish to
extend all you Saxon best wishes
for a happy Thanksgiving. Let's
be thankful for all we have and
say prayer for those unfortunate
enough to have less. Auf Wieder-
sehen.
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stances of vital rights and Liberties
without due process
CENATOR CHAVES, New Mex
~ leo Democrat, recently called at
ten:ion to the tremendous acreages
owned by the Federal Government even
before the war. In New Mexico,
35.329o of the land, said the Senator.
is Federal land -S26%o of Nevada acre
age--63.05%o of Arizona acreage
53.O7% of Idaho acreage-42z2I OF
Wyoming acreage. These figures do
no include the huge acreage purchased
by Government agencies in the past
five years.
The Government owns so percent of
the country's annual productive capac-
it, OF aluminium, % percent of its mag
nesiuIn capacity, 10 percent OF steel,
nearly l0O percent of synthetic rubber
and high octane gasoline, 50 percent oil
machine tools, at least 90 percent OF air
craft, and varying amounts of other
products. Furthermore, tie Government
owns 500 billion worth of materials
ranging all the way from ships to shoes.
THE battle among the Conferees on
L thc drafting of fathers reflected
the determination OF men who believes
that government belongs to the people.
to end the autocratic control of an ap-
pointed bureaucrat over selective serv-
ice.
1t should be remembered that wav
las. spring the House passed the Kill
day Bill which in effect said that sin
gle men should be called before pre-
Pearl Harbor fathers. The Senate kill
ed that bill and wrote its own in a
great hurry, without hearings and in
considerable confusion. There has been
deadlock among the conferees for
some weeks which was finally broken.
The present bill eliminates War
Manpower Work or Fight" orders as
well as the listing of industries in essen
tial and non-essential categories. In
addition it requires that men working
outside their own draft board areas
shall appeal to the boards in their work
areas for deferment 1t is now await
ing signature or veto.
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THANKS TO THELORD
BY Arthur e. Ungar.

Thanksgiving Day is here again,
This time away from home.
We can still give God our thanks.
Even though we are alone.
We thank thee our gracious Lord
and Savior,
For the blessings thou hast given,
Also to thy dear Son, our sheppard,
Who sits at thy right hand in heaven
Thor hast protected those we love
And those we have left behind,
For which our thanks have no end,
Our lounges the devil cannot binds
Thy Son has fought us to always love,
To love and berriend Our neighbor.
We pray that thou will forgive
Our strange and sinful behavior.
Hasten the day, o blessed Lord,
The day that will bring peace,
Then put in our hearts the undying
will
To have friendship that will not
cease.
Restore again a peaceful world,
AnG make each nation free,
To give their praise with open hearts,
Prayers of Thanks to Thee.
o God in heaven we give to thee
Our thanks and undying love,
For the blessings thou have given us,
From thy throne in heaven above.
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Recuperating
QUESTIONS?
(Sec Answers on page ~

l. Recent newspaper stories have
told of the dissolution of the Co
minteln. What was the Comm
tern:
2. is Henry Morgenthau, r..
treasurer of the United States:
3. Graduates of the United Sta
tes Naval Academy join the navy
with what rank.
4. The House of Representa-,
yes often acts by viva voce vote
What kind of vote is that:
). When was the last time con.
tinental United States was in
vaded:
8. If the president fails to return
a measure within 10 DAYS (Sun-
days eNcepted) after receiving it
does it become a law without his
signature:
I. Which of our states has the
largest number OF electoral votes
8. In naval slang what is a flax
boat:
9. What was the former name ot
Manchukuo, which has been under
Japanese control since 1882:
10. What is the total number
of seats III the United States Sc.
nate In the House of Repre-.
co,,fot,xoc
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CANARY and WILD BIRD
SHOW at Hotel Cleveland.

On Nov. 20, q and % at Hotel
Cleveland. Cleveland Canary
Breeders and Ohio Color Breeders
will show the public one of the
greatest exhibits of Canaries and
Wild Birds ever shown in Cleve-
land.
Birds from Coast to Coast will
be here to compete against our To-
cal breeders for trophies and prize
awards.
There will be Norwiches, York
shires, Lancashires, Border Fan
cies, Columbus Fancies, Dutch
Frills, Parrakeets and the great
accomplishment of the Color Bree-
ders the Red Siskin and Canary
Cross, whose colors are Red, Red
Orange. Apricot, Orange, Cop
per, Red Copper, etc. krick Bird
Performance 3 and 8 P. NJ.
For details call Mrs. Fausel. Sec,
342o w. 18TH Street, Cleveland.
Ohio,
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The Junior Committee of
Branches l and 4 are again MAX
ing arrangements for a Christmas
program. All OF the children that
would like to take part in this pro
gram are urged to be at the West
Side Sachsenheim this Sunday
the 2lst of November, at 2 o'clock
The Junior Committee
of Branches and 4.
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about them.
There is a new paper parachute that
carries 100 pounds when released from
a plane flying lS0 miles per hour to
be used in dropping supplies. 1t will
save precious rayon and other ma
terialS.
EXAMINATION of the bills under
IL consideration reveals a new de-
termination on the part of Congress to
prevent government control. This is re-
Elected in the speeches on the floor, in
the material inserted in tt Record and
in the tension in the atmosphere.
THE Committee investigating OPA
L usurpation in legislative and ju-
dicial matters under the Price Control
Act in its Second Report III. Rept
S62) says:
"The committee finds that the Or
flee of Price Administration has as
sumed unauthorized powers to legislate
by regulation and has, by misinterpre-
tation of acts of Congress. set up a
nationwide system of judicial tri-
bunals through this executive agency
judges the actions of American Citi-
ger relative to its own regulations and
orders and imposes drastic and uncon-
stitutional penalties upon those citi-
zens, depriving them in certain in
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25

Stapleton, Regional Information
Executive. Boards of Experts:
|. !. Burdt. Regional Commodity
Rationing officer, f. !. Champion.
Field Operations Officer. A. G..
Schafer. District Food Rationing
Representative.
Questions which the radio audi.
enCe would like to have discussed
should be sent to the Information
Department, Office of Price Ad-
ministration, Room 227, Union
Commerce Building, Cleveland.
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THE CANTON

By Kay Wagner

Canton, O., Nov. 25-This week
was a rather quiet one. We start
ed our club paper, but didn't get
very far with it, as yet. Thanks
to Rev. Hoeniger and the Christ
Lutheran Church for the permis-
sion of using their mimeograph
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WAR AND YOU
OPA Question Box Program
Saturday, November 27,
at OILS to 6 80 =. NJ.

Four Office of Price Admin
stration officers will participate IN
the ffteen-minute OPA Question
Box radio program over Station
WTAM, Saturday night, Novem-
Der u. at OILS o'clock. They are
Der 20, at OILS o'clock. They are
Master OF Ceremonies: Wilson G.
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more than ~ mill
lion gallons of all
types of petroleum
products.
N Wy reports
more than 100000
S e a B ees now
serving overseas
and almost the
same number in
training. 1t you
don't know the
almos.. unbeliev-
able feats achieved
by this branch of
our forces, you
would be most in
ested to find out
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-11-25
Harold L. 1ckes. Secretary of the
Interior:

For my part, | have always be-
lieved that any political entity is
entitled to the form of govern
ment which the majority of its
people desire. There are vicious
forces that keep on whispering
that some day perhaps the
sooner the better - we must fight
the Soviets. Such an unthinkable
conflict would be about the great
est tragedy that could befall our
two great nations and the world.
1t seems 10 me of the utmost inn
portance for the United States
and the Soviet Union to maintain
the closest possible understand
ing in the postwar world. 1t stands
to reason that if these two giants.
together with their Allies. should
abide with each other in a spirit
OF justice and goodwill. thev
would remain together and thus
assure an unbreakable peace"
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Petroleum Products, SeaBees and
Paper Parachutes Are War Items
BIZ conaressmon Eranea. p. Bolton

INTERESTING wa items:
1 Petroleum Administration reports
daily delivery to the fighting forces of
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Siebenbiireiid,. .2lmertfaniIdes Dolfsblatt
when ever we need it.
Off the Record


OFF the Record
Our newest Two=sorne Johnnie
krach and Minnie Schotch.
Our famous Comic Strip Ha.
rold Thellman and Marilvr
Schriever.
Sympathy
The Juniors wish to extend
their deepest sympathy to the Mi
chael Kotch family. Mrs. Kotch
passed away Tuesday, Nov. 10th
Beside her husband. she is sur
vived by three daughters. Mrs
Fred Hockworth, Anne and Hilda
and two sons, Carl Gromes and
Henry kotch. also two grand
children.
Recuperating
Mrs. Stephan Wagner is re-
covering from a recent operation
The Juniors wish you a speedy
recovery. Mrs. Wagner.