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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
With Sympathy

The Columbus Junior Saxons
wish to extend their heartfelt sym
pathy to the John krautner fam
lily who lost their mother. Rosina
krautner, last Friday evening,
Dec. II. She would have cele-
brated her 9th birthday. Feb. 10,
1914. She was laid to rest on
Monday, Dec. II. with Rev. l..
f. Heuer OF Martin Luther
Church officiating. May she ever
rest in peace.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
THIS AND THAT

Timber production in. India,
which was 242.OOO tons in l04O-4l
now is reaching for the 5OO.OOC
ton level in producing SlS.COO.OOC
worth OF packing cases. ammuni-
ton boxes, huts, telegraph poles,
vehicle bodies and other essen
tials.
The Swedish and various avia-
ton groups recently held an air
exhibit in Stockholm. to show BY
maps. pictures and aircraft the
story Of the development of the
Swedish s,.:' Air Force since its fo""-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
CHICAGO SOUTH
SIDE NEWS
By BILLY"
By BILLY

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 16-The Chi
cago South Side Junior Saxons
viii hold their next monthly meet
ing on Tuesday. December q at
Colonial Hall, 5436 Wentworth
Ave-, at 8 o'clock.
At this meeting we will have our
annual election of officers. A ma
jority OF the club members have
to be present before we hold the
election of our 1914 officers.
Also at our meeting we will re-
hearse for the Christmas Party. So
come on Juniors, there's plenty to
do so let's all be there.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16

takes to drop a line. Dan Bender
has been shipped from Ft. Meade
to Miami Beach, where he has be-
gun training. He was recently
visited by his wife, Elenore. and
ne looks just fine according to the
little womans report.
Hello Cleveland!
We have always had so much
fun in Cleveland that a few of us
have decided to come again. Prob
ably this weekend will see our
arrival and we are looking for
ward to visiting as many of our
Saxon friends as possible. We're
still hoping that some club has an
affair over the holidays. Until
we can all be together again. Auf
Weidershehn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By Vera Stolz

Cleveland, o., Dec. 16-Cleve-
land West was well represented
in Lorain, O. last Saturday night.
We had a swell time there as
usual. Ed Schuster was the Gas
anova" OF the evening.
Christmas Caroling
At the meeting last Friday
night, plans We're made to 60
caroling after church on Christ
mas, Eve. For further iniorma-
ton come to the club meeting to-
night { FRIDAY, Dec. II. 1t will
be the most important meeting of
the year. Election of officers will
take place. So everyone come
and cast your ballot. Everyone
be present!
Roses
to all the girls who care and sang
in church choir on Sunday. And
"dandelionS" to those who didn' t
attend.
Leave for Service
Next Wednesday, an active
member OF the Cleveland West
Juniors and an officer of the T. S.
]. A.. will leave us to serve Uncle
Sam. Otto Schmidt has done a
lot for our organization and he
was we'll liked by all OF us. As
we bid him farewell we wish him
the best of Good Luck and sue
cess in the future. We hope he'll
soon be home.
Addresses
Pvt. William Folberth
A. S. n. 35O49+o5
SSth Signal Co.. A. p. o. SS-B
Go Postmaster
New York. n. York
Corp. George ]. klooS
A. S. N. 3555344l
Medical Detachment 33S
F. A.. Bn., A. =. O. No. 44S
Camp Mccain, Mississippi
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
SALEM NEWS
Nv Sue Herman

Salem. O.. Dec. l6-The report
on this Jr. meeting is little more
encouraging than the last one
Chin Schustcr did his best to calm
the group until Pres. Matt Me-
litschka got there to take over
10. Linder was elected as vice
president to succeed John Tekeser.
Another Falk has also been wei
coined to our membership list
this one being Richard Dick
Falk. We all are very glad to
lfave you as member Dick and
hope you stay with the Jrs. for
a long. long time and remain a
faithful member.
The RS. received a N-Mail
Christmas greeting from George
Ulrich of Iran, Persia: card
from Steve f'ronius in England
and Letter rom Eugene Speck
who has been transferred TO Fl
Bragg.
Holiday Celebrations
The Senior lodge has gain, like
IN previous years, arranged for a
New Year and Christmas celebra-
ton. Christmas will find the club
open only downstairs for dancing
while on New Years they are 60
ing to have grand opening and
an orchestra to help bring in the
year Of A..
Names in the News
Did Gertie Girscht like the ma.
rines in "Guadalcanal Diary" OF
was it the sailor at her side that
made that night so perfect.
Why do Beth Schuster and Min
ME Grell, always smile when they
refer to the state of Michigan?
If ever in doubt about certain
roads in Salem. just ask All Weber
Dorothy Melitshka not only ha:
accomplished successfully the ar
OF bowling, dancing and skating
but OF collecting lockets with tn,
army insignia.
Where has Edith RotScher beer
keeping herself. And what abou
these Florida rumors:
Eddie konnerth. who works i,
Canton, is just HOW hearing abou
certain happenings during th'
bowling tournament.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
NEW CASTLE. PA.
NEWS
By Henry and Paul.

New Castle, Pa, Dec. l6-The
New Castle Juniors held their reg
ular monthly meeting last Tues
day, and it proved to be very
successful. The highlight of the
meeting was the admission of two
new male members. They were
Johnny Bender and John Tekeser.
To these boys we extend congrat-
ulations and hope that they will
enjoy being active members OF
our outfit.
John Bender (no relation to Fl
Bender) has served with the L. S.
Navy and was given a medical
discharge recently. We are hop
ing that it won't be long till we
can all be back together again.
FLASH!
The November issue of the
New Castle Hi LiteS has finally
appeared and it is very god. Who
ever writes that gossip column.
must really get around. so it
seems that we Juniors will have
to be careful OF our good deeds
in the future: especially the
wolves.
Service Notes
The Juniors received a nice
Xmas greeting from Willie Ungar
who is somewhere in England.
From Willie's letters to his pals
here in n. c.. he is doing fine but
will miss us Xmas. What say
we chip in and send him and all
other Saxon boys in service a
letter for Xmas: You can be sure
your efforts will be appreciated
and we'll worth all the energy it
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16

uCts and clothing; and II million OF
products shipped out, principally fish,
minerals (gold, silver, platinum), furs
and lumber.
The 1910 census shows Alaska with
a population OF 1880. Mr.. Diamond
estimates Alaska's population now at
from 10000 to 100000. Much work is
being done there by the government.
Present government workers are ex-
pecteu to take up residence there after
the war. Several territories had less
population than Alaska now has at the
time they were admitted to statehood
THE House leadership has no ma
jor legislation program at the mo-
ment. Various bills described as small
bills are being discussed and passed
nevertheless much interesting and
useful information is being given the
membership. Committees are hard at
work not only in the House but in the
Senate as well.
The Senate Finance Committee hear
ings are over. The tax bill is soon to
come to the floor. 1t contains the new
RenegotiatiOn formulas aimed at re-
moving many causes of complaints. If
increases the number OF those exempt
from renegotiation. 1t exempts:
Snbc contractor 7close prime conirac-
to IS not subject 10 reueGotidtion
Contractor or snbc0ntrdctor svrth
contracts OF less than $500,000 IN a sin
gle year.
1t creates a new War Contracts
Price Adjustment Board to have broad
discretionary po"ers on disputed points
of jurisdiction, exemption. etc. 1t CEN
tralizes control and establishes a
method for review of decisions of re-
negotiators. The Board of five is made
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
Stebenbiiroiih>2l >2lmertfantid,es Dolfsblatt
CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Katy Gotzmeister

Columbus, o., Dec. l6-We
were very happy to see such
grand turnout at the meeting last
Thursday evening. Let us all
try to have that good attendance
each month. After the business
meeting the election of officers
of the coming year was held with
the following results:
President, Eugene Burkley;
Vice President, Charles Tuttle
Secretary. Katy Gotzmeister; Fin.
Secy., Evelyn Farr; Treasurer,
Rose Farr; Reporter, Katy Gotz-
meister.
1t was the quickest election of
officers ever had. In fact, | think
most of the members got together
before the meeting and arranged
everything for the election. At
least it looks like it. doesn't it?
You have all heard of the dollar
a year man, but have YOU ever
heard of the penny year women:
That's the salary for yours truly
for the coming year ior reporting
the news from our club each
month. Whew. | don't know what
I'm going to do with all that
money.
Notice to All Columbus Saxons
Due to the Children's Christ
mas Program to be held at Martin
Lutheran Church on Sunday, Dec.
70, the Christmas Party and Chill
dren's Program at the Saxon Hall
has been changed to this Sunday.
Dec. 10, at ! 90 p. m There will
be refreshments and dancing. OF
course, Santa Claus will be there
too, with something for each and
everyone OF you. This means the
men and women folks. too. SO
remember this Sunday at the
Saxon Hall to bring the whole
family for that never to be forgot
ten Christmas Program.
The committee has been work
ing hard for this event and prom
ises each and everyone OF you who
attend a swell time.
After our meeting last Thursday
we had our annual Christmas
Party. There was everything
imaginable to eat and drink and
the exchanging of 25c gifts was
had. Oh yes, we danced to those
good old favorite polkas. Some
times | wonder why we even have
those Popular pieces on our nickle-
odian.
With Sympathy
The Columbus Junior Saxons
wish to extend their heartfelt sym
pathy to the John krautner fam
lily who lost their mother. Rosina
| krautner- last Eridau eNeninr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16

introduced to ad-
nit Ala ska as the
10Th state Of the
- Mon. Mr.. Dia-
nond OF Valdez,
Alaska, the much
+ e S p c t e d and
gre a tly liked
Delegate. is au-
thor of H.R. 2768.
The commerce
of Alaska has av-
era 6 e 4 a b o ut
l5H millions Of
dollars annually,
43 mi !. ior in
b 0 u n d chiefly
food natal pro,1
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16

uL Of representatives from War. Navy
and Treasury Departments. the Re-
construction Finance Corporation and
the Maritime Commission of the War
Shipping administration
a second possibility OF appeal not
available heretofore will BE- the Tax
Court of the United States. Previous
findings will not be considered there
Du: new star. will be made and hear
lngs held on fresh evidence. The
Courts decision on the mount of ex-
cess profits will DC final
Al interesting proposal was recent
= ly made by William Green. Presi-
dent OF the y. F. Ct l.. to the Truman
Committee which is DISCUSSING post
war labor problems. Mr.. Green sue-
gested the setting up of council on
poilcy IN which mana cement labor.
farmers and Congress would be repre-
serted. The council would develop
methods for the postwar disposition
OF war contracts. government stock
piles and facilities for which the GOV
ment has no further need.
HEARINGS have been in progress
L III the House Committee Post Of
flee and Post Roads on H.R. 2OOl
which would require government de-
partments and agencies to pay postage
on mail. This bill focuses the efforts
that have been made for some time
against unrestricted use of franked
mail by the Executive Departments
and their subsidiary bureaus and agen
cies.
TN the Private Calendar this week
there was passed HR. 1871, intro
dhced by your representative. The bill
remedies situation caused by the lack
OF normal financial safeguards avail
able TO those who engage in danger
Gus missions. Four scientists. one OF
whom, DR. Arthur r. Wyse, had Cleve-
land roots. were working without COM
pensation direct from the government
for the National Defense Research
Committee They were killed when
two Navy blimps collided off the New
Jersey coast and crashed into the sea.
These men were university connected.
nr. Wyse on leave from Lick Observa-
tory in California. a brilliant Young
man dead in the performance of an
hazardous duty he had voluntarily as
sumed. The Congress of the United
States has expressed its appreciation
of their sacrifice by passage of H.R.
1871, which covers compensation for
those they left behind.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16

we all pray hard enough we may
have a few home.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
THE CANTON
COMMUNIQUE
By KAY Wagner

Canton. O., Dec. l6--Tonight,
{ (Fridav. December II. is the big
night. We will have our Christ
mas party at the Club at 500
O'clock. Don't forget to bring a
ffty-cent c h hris S m exchange
along.
AT our last meeting we had cleo
ton OF officers. They are as fol-
lows: President. Kay Wagner /;
Rec. Secretary, Elsie Sheatzley
Vice President, John krach; Fin.
Secretary, Isabelle S c hri e er;
Treasurer. Hazel Marrer; Trus-
tees. Hilda Kotch. Hilda Schotsch
and Rose Wa gner; Reporter,
Marylin Schriever: Sgt. at Arms.
Martin Untch.
Congratulations everybody-do
a good job of it.
Fourlough Notes
Otto Bahmiller was home last
Sunday on a 24-hour pass. Good to
see you Otto. Henry Miller is
home on a 5O-day furlough. How
about you and the wife coming to
the Christmas Party on g h t,
Henry.
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- United States ships have
borne the name Lexington in four
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16

- United States ships have
borne the name Lexington in four
major wars.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
By Mary

Ellwod City, Pa, Dec. love
had our monthly meeting with the
same few present. We got few
things done and by the looks OF
the weather we are going to get
a lot more done. Our new officers
are: President, Thellna Thalgott ::
Vice President. Elenor Schuller ::
Secretary, Katherine Paul; Treas
urer. Betty Paul; Reporter. Helen
Thal"ott.
We wish to thank the old Off
GERS for the fine job they did in
the past year and we hope the
girls will support the new officers
as well as they did the old officers
in the past year.
If it keeps on showing. we'll be
able to go sled riding. skiing. ice
skating. etc, and we'll have a white
Christmas.
To New Castle
We wish to thank yor Tor the
swell time YOU made possible. We
are doing some hard thinking in
the line OF having something so
you can repay that visit. Just
watch this column during tanu-
airy.
Bill Thalgott was home on a
weekend pass and we has hopes
of seeing him and few others at
home for Christmas. Mavbe if
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By Emile Schneider,

Cleveland, o., Dec. l6--First
OF all. we wish to thank all those
who attended our Gard Party. Per,
haps the next time we can have a
still larger crowd. We also wan,
to thank Mrs. Obert. who donated
a beautiful pair Of pillow cases
tor our Club. The winner was
Mrs. Manchen.
There will be a combined busi-
ness and social meeting this Fri
day. 8 8:CO p. m, at the club. Please
be there as we have lot of busi-
ness to discuss and we also want
Ito have a good time.
This is just reminder of Sing
ing rehearsals which are still held
at church on Sunday nights at
7:3C p. m.
Seen Around Home
Pic. George krech was home
two Sundays in row. Even
though it was only few hours.
we were glad to see YOU George.
so do it more often.
The feet brought Dick an,,
Johny Manchen in again plus our
most humorous Bill Schuller.
Perhaps Christmas will bring
some more boys home. We GER
tainly hope SO. don't we girls?
On. yes, Paul and Henry. it
was very thoughtful of you to
come over and see us the Sunday
you were in Cleveland.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
Bill to Admit Alaska as 4Qth
State introduced by Diamond
BY consressmon Frances P. Bolton

THE outline of a new star in the
United States constellation appears
in our sky. An interesting bill has been
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TO CATCHAF FISH
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DO YOU KNOW?

How you may improve your COM
Plexion by simple change in diet?
What foods help you ward off colds?
What low-calory foods are very high
in mineral and vitamin value?
What are the familiar foods that
often correct constipation:
What methods of cooking destroy
the chief values of certain foods?
What foods often help promote
sound, restful sleep?
Evening star., 1943-07-11
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Evening star., 1943-07-11

Are there any foods of special value
to older people?
Which vegetables can help in build
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What high-vitamin fruits and vege-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Use With Plain

Prints combined with plain
materials have the newest look,
in Renie's opinion. She points
TO a dress she made for LARAMIE
Day to wear in From Here to
Victory" as an illustration.
A large floral crepe print in
tones of purple and fuchsia, has
been used for the skirt while
the bodice is made of pale pink
crepe. To tie them together, so
there won't be any half-and-half
appearance. Renie has cut out
the floral motif of the print in
the skirt and had it appliqued
on the bodice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
MARCH et TO APRIL 90


ARIES Hazards, hardships?
n Yes, some now (perhaps
every day until we have won
victory), but there are no bet
ter citizens under fire than true
to-form Ariens. Today gives you
fine chance to show your real
self.
APRIL 2f TO NAY %
Taurus-Rather negative in
fluences; stir that very capable
you into action. Test yourself,
you'll find sound, strong reason
ing and determination to carry
on, whatever your part may be.
MAY 2f TO JUNE 2f
Gemini-You can be daring,
gainful in ambition but this
doesn't mean to be reckless or
Soolhardy. You are far more
valuable well than on the hos
pital list.
JUNE % TO JULY %
Cancer-"May be tough" in
spots but you can be tough, too,
and handle well the situations,
obstacles, or whatever turns up
in the path Of duty. Fortitude,
fighting for right principles and
decency all come under the head
Of tough" today.
JULY % TO AUG. 2e
Tco-Some promising note in
your line. No, it won't be
walkover but it can be most
fruitful, productive day if you
turn to with all your capability
and WILL to SUCCEED, and
keeping going.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Virgo - Money matters, ham
ding the business end of an
undertaking, buying, pricing,
making up bids and estimates
are items to watch carefully
now. The work of manufacture
ing, building, planning and many
other vital war endeavors more
favored.
SEPT. % TO OCT. sS
Librd-You are in the favored
column in financial interests.
Gains through hard work, in
telligent management of your
affairs, also sound investments,
such as government bonds.
OCT. % TO NOV. 20
Scorpio-Rather tricky period
in spots, promising in other
hours. Exercise your ability TO
think and act clearly. be steady,
determined. You can stand trials
admirably.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Dry Thoroughly

Hot water bottles, syringes,
ice packs and the like can be
cared for in the standard way.
by making sure that they are
thoroughly dry and stored in a
cool place.
In the case Of nipples for
nursing bottles. wash The milk
from them at once, as milk fat
Softens them. To sterilize. use
a pan with a rack 10 keep the
nipples from coming in contact
with the bottom OF the pan.
After the water has boiled for
about five minutes. remove from
the heat and cool as quickly as
possible without removing the
cover from the pan. Nipples
should be kept in a sterile jar
between uses.
The pamphlet. with detailed
suggestions for the care and re-
pair of these and other articles,
may be obtained free by writ
ing the Office of Price Ad-
ministration, Washington. d. {,