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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-10
Sentimental But Simple
That's General Rule for Floral
Offerings on Valentines Day
By Helen Toef

h 'ohas lo victory flowers for morale
@ Is tne hene washington florists following
Valentines Day Sunday
ooEsh spending is not
umen@ theme important
heafs flowers will be
you ralo that there
oe' STOCKS are excellent only slightly higher than
ast years ana barring freak weather
ne CUT flowers corsaes plants table
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-10

= yards 3o-hch material, blouse
y yard.
There's loads Of fresh inspiration
for home sewing In our new Spring
Fashion Book-just off the press.
Send for copy today. it costs only
IS cents, You may order a copy
with l5-cent pattern for rs cents
plus cent for postage.
For this attractive pattern send
IS cents, plus l cent for postage. in
coins with your name, address. pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell. Washington Star
Post Office Box rs, Station o, New
York. N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-10

Give your wardrobe fresh with
AFRAID TO blossom
with bold hoa motifs and borders Choose
most for blouse
erhrolder
fabric
Pattern envelope
oers; color chart, stitch illustrations
Send II for Pattern
Needle Arts Department, P O. Box IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-10

because the quantity, quail.
ity and price of next seasons
furs is unpredictable.
because Saks already large
collection has been aug.
mented by scores of new
coats fashioned. from the
fresh catch = the traditional
Saks quality that assures
years of wear, comfort and
beauty. -
because you can buy now
at the lowest prices of the
season in
Evening star., 1943-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALT.

TYPEWRITER, Royal de luxe: quiet: porta-
Pc with case. 1l12 18th st. NV, Apt
TYPEWRITER, portable, latest model
Underwood bicycles (2), boys and girls;
z s5 pr. roller skates; kerosene heater. Du
TYPEWRITER Rental Service, 5716 10th
NV, GE. 1881. underwoods 81 SO mo-. 8
$50. Call d. s712 between 12 and :. m.
TNfFoRM. omcer's winter, 40 short, SO
eneeant wao a1m sbrey shG
16; zpper-lined raincoat; odds and ends,
khaki shirts, new majors. insignia Call
Sn of Be evfGsfs nuxH after tsatfcp pm manse
UPRIGHT PIANO. mahogany case; good
sondI1DH; TaG1lifM; sPlsnsa S2saNa, tone: 60 al44i
drawer metal with several thousand ia iiei new ~,
vAcGua aa GSfTas elGANfk SlG 9s Ese,roux s in fine
ments 624 Jefferson st. NV.
VACUUM CLEANER-Good condition.; s25.
s2SH vAcuuM q st cnEANER dE R2so ss new Ohio;
attach: S45. Georgia 663l.
VENETIAN BLINDS az. 67a4x27H; gem
alms Hnd soG GedarYood, larry non-warpable s3 each;
$40 Bird st. NV, Apt a. till s pm.
VENETIAN YEN IIA BLIND. 57x11o IN. MI 5000,
vICTROLA, portable. type, leather en-
eaasea' eate q excellent condition. Emerson 45ls
1tiei vioL1Ss@c o@; Collector has by famous max
5s s,e III r~ sodd 40 condson sSas
%AsalNGA Sssssi Ap MAtuiSK aSa Sh xhes st.
condition Sunday or evenings s95SO0
cash 1900 45th pl. Sc, Bradbury Heights,
WASHING MACHINE, almost new Norge, o
Mooel Wos and electric ironer. Model VA,
%XsaiSG? VA HING Machine ssefi AND rRoNER, prac-
tlcaly, new. SI75 for both RE. 50Sl
apt No. Ais, Sunday after s.
WATCHES. pocket and wrist, Bulova. Ben
rus' TVS Eigln and Waltham, at Sl5, $50 and
Sd up. Bargains galore Every day is
esanse lGo daS St PIKE po3wnbr2kers Ex
values National Pawnbrokers' kHl''9 OPPOSITE ooVe
WATER VA shoPhf aiRcEIAToKy R1s,iTG va CHI ~
Locust 4go-J-4
Ssa size almost 'dS new SIS $50 c6essnnt
WESTINGHOUSE IRoNER-5s1o RaIti-
f9sId m9de osYn' sYe' Hyattsville. Telephone War
WHEELcHAIR. invalid, ss5. CO. 7744,
WINTER COAT. womans dark green with
kolinsky, collar; light green evening blouse
trimmed with gold SeauinS; dark red out
hold goods; brown metal lamp to be at
tached on upright piano for reading music;
GolI and do,i heads. In good condition
FOR sALE-Man's bicycle. Ivers john
son model with gear. shift, chrome wheels,
Apply 3oo3 Bunker Hill rd. Mt. Rainier, eg,
Evening star., 1943-11-21
CORDWOOD,

CORDWOOD,
All hardwood. Hudson Sup
Dly and Equipment Co., 1927
Penna. ave. NV, DI. 1910.
$3.50 cord lots. Prompt de-
livery now.
Evening star., 1943-11-21
ElREPI. ACE WOOD

If vcu want wood delivered right 10
2cGr ooor. call Snyder in Frederick, Phone
Frederick 1lHS-J
Evening star., 1943-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALi.

TWO TONS OF STOVE COAL, price.
s5a ESs9nSs' Rts IT, hsSShaDa cssr nst..rn by o.
sssss'lisS ssS swirl as~ MoB2L a8 '';s Winchester
sight; 3 boxes ammunition. Shot less than
%es issh %sfaasln rsa a9a rain
Ex, 2o20, Ext. 5s1. week days.
.22-CAL. auto. target pistol, Hi-standard; !;
also elect. razor; $40. RA. 6594. 1919
kneehoie desk. fireside sets. mahogany
chest chest dresssrs, 3-piece maple living room
psEb sfasnfsf FpSeHfE nEH5s qRRg
Lincoln Furniture Co, S07 Pa. ave. NV
sHh sat fdHBSs 5HRSfs ltHR REzak
FUR CO. 6oa sT Nv. RE. Eli.
,5iAbs RApIo pb,IcD AND RECORD 1aeS PLAYER
console. excellent, SIs5;. Garrard, auto.
oiSsiscs or So;h ano si5o men &o S''95S: 1857
BICYCLE, IDEAL XMAS PRESENT.
western Flyer de luxe; .pre-war model
Wiscohsin SRat has ss1h eser in storage year s75
GOLF CLUBs-LEAVING TOWN.
= sets. elk hide bag. Sun lamps, G. E.
81 model, professional. Michigan 5l95
ELECTRICAL TOYS AND APPLIANCES
ormer. Lionel standard-gage train set
track, so pieces in all and transformer;
H-hp. a:-c. motor, 1a-in shaft 1850
r; p. m; cone-type heater element. hot
plate element. 5S4-in. Iron Aid ironing
CoIo set; alarm clock, nonelectric 1918
10 pm. w
Evening star., 1943-11-21

COLONIAL CORDWOOD CO..
DI. 2415. Dry hardwood. Immed.
delivery.
Evening star., 1943-11-21
SPECIAL,
ROSES,

Grape myrtle red or pink Regular So
size FOR 50 %. Blueberry plants yrs.
old Meredith CaDper, Falls Church 1917.
Evening star., 1943-11-21
LMIscELLANEoUs WANIFp lcent.l

RADIO, small table. for seryicsman, not
sAn19' !. lsff MfsaEsa En sSii ssSf MASTERPIECES No
RAIDIIOs. RAD any make, table models only
%e viii cali; H., Mssropoiifan Radio Co, 5is 5is
ROCKER, maple platform prewar con-
struction' sun lamp and heating pad ME-
SEWING MACHINEs-used. any make,
any any. stys. sSyS bSysht for cash; ssss s, price
sew SEWING M2eaiNE' singer a: eiec M portable:
round bobbin; will pay $50 cash. Write
sGwiNG scv fs3-' 'MssotaHIiNEs-we staI buy all types;
sES4Hts ess!as Sia IaFs 1900 RI RE SIiJ.
sILvERWAREMprlVate feFs9n asI% party wants serv
sI, ice for Or about q; also phono record cabinet.
SINKS. gas ranges: tubs, toilets, wash
party: no dealers Glebe, 1857
r Esser pqete4rea Ss Ss sp0eN Ne ss'F 4s46 H
SOFA BED, in good condition; also table
sTHsoGRnPR Pas' MacHiSE and and stand a 'e
porter model preferred; cash. RE. s1o9.
sG9p s1Ts 4e Sbita Gao ns5 meth st xaEbsbe for
9 g.. weighs no lbs; size, 40, GIL. $3.50
pair cs IF bGne b ssaa
fair price for complete set, incIudine
transformer and accessories. Sligo sss4.
TRICYCLE. for child. 9 to 4 years old, in
good condition. Call Sligo s169.
TRICYCLE., "a years old; good condition.
TRIcYCLEs child's. Phone olebe 1887
TIL Sa rF i%1 sIsa shes f. sas IL good eona
sass Isscfenf tS5 'e1id 5ss years old
gs soy t. 19r y.ars shd RA to os years.
d!s5sn fhoSe 9Ss s"fS,3 *. '"''o' R0oo con-
III 6a baH ss' sny Sse os
or condition High cash pricss patd
Tewrs frns ss% Co. in 90 's ST. nw vs. Nn 5a
TYPEWRITER, Smith, late model, plea
yxsuuM y,ysS n cLIsSrR. fEsS Elsetrolux with at
WASHING MaemISh MAC i21'ion eood ma make ' good
%HhfI SSadtjon Chair G, NO second a3i must be
Wh9 yel,s On re street Box 5l7K s,ar >.
Call At. ,4ols, or. 25l2 E st. ne.
THREE electric refrIgerators wanted. I or
Az Iooa, or s%5 st.. ne.
WANTEDrLadY,s used fsure skates, Az
OF ,. AD. .3D44-
WANTED-Vacuum cleaner, good cond
pref with ATTACKS. co. 2ooo, Ext. zoo
81, 4'Fe' FOR TOY q AUTOMOBILE small boy
can drive, or will supply tricycle. for part
payment. OR S3T9
PRIVATE PARTY wants furniture dec
L., delivery for LIVING room; bedronm,
RESPONSIBLE. refined person VIII care
for Spinet for use of same. Guarantee
excellent care and pay moving expenses
WANTED TO BUY, set OF French language
teaching records; also Victrola or other
playing machine. either or both Please
Eiye name Of set and price by mai to
PIANOs-HIGHFST PRICEs PAID FOR
UPRIGHTS AND GPANDS. PATNER'S s
PIANO STORE, RE. 2499
PAINT BRUSHES
WANTED OLD. ANY CONDITION
CALL AFTER NJ. co. 1873" -
Gold, Diamonds, Silver.
We Pay Highest Prices
ASK for Mr.. oppenheimer, 903 F 81. NV
GOLD-DIAMONDS.
WATCHES.
Highest cash prices paid Get our offer
before you sell Arthur Markel. 91s st
NV, Rm 3u1 National o2s4
We Buy, Sell or Exchange
Used Photographic Equipment,
KODAKS. CINE-KODAKS, KODASCOPEs
Evening star., 1943-11-21
coal. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

FiREPLACE LOGS, al seasoned oak de-
irston Va; $50 cord Mr.. R c. Wilkes,
FIREPLACE AND STOVE WOOD, we'll sea-
soned. any length. SEQ cord, delivered I'M
mcdIetly. H1ls!oe 0aI4
fIREFLACE WOOD. seasoned mostly oak
and SAB vocd sH,, sa3;;' Il S'S0 A'noiihs
No0D. r:nc l2 and 5 inch lensth., SIS
rTE1LACT ,NooD. scason.d mixed, SIS
Ce- cord delivered WA A7a2
WOOD. .nv lencth, delivered. $50 per
C0rG- Cal Lincoln CEtg IF er 6 D m
SEASONED AND GREEN OAK, so cord
c7s -: l'nI1td ate delivery; also kindlIns and
Sl"b Voc; aAv Iereth. D. T Glascock.
oAK ,rIRTPtACE LOGS, also slab wood
21d Kind'E.c swed 10 order. delivered.
OAK, MAPLE. Aft. lengths. ss cord;
SLove ler1th. IS cord: fob. Moreans Mill,
Bluemont' Va. Schuler, Republic 1920,
HEAVY SLAB fireplace wood mostly oak.
80 a load, approximately 212 cords De-
EVeries made in Silver Spring, in Bethesda
area. Ordway 7345.
FIREPLACE WOOD. mostly oak. cut
ground j. inches $50 a cord. Phone
Ordwav 73l5.
FIREPLACE HARD WOOD, S2i CORD
No storage Kindlins, soc bag
PlerSon. SANDY Sprlne. Phi. Ashton 1891.
WOOD FOR SALE
Fireplace or Stove
Phone Falls Church 1890 oSs
Evening star., 1943-11-21
BOATS.

EvINRUDE and Elto CUPBOARD motors;
Thompson boats new and used service
and parts; used parts; factory representa-
II tiyes 737 l1th Sc
SIZE or condition: cash for same. 1877
lth st. Sc
lent condition, $1,000 May be seen at
Capital Yacht Club. Berth AS, or cali
RONBOAT eood condition suitable for
smau cupboard motor: S25. owner.
CRUISER IS #, sleeps 4: toilet galley,
"oo-HP. VI Marmon special eneineering
award; aN-alum. gas engine; complete with
pounds; ideal for fast runabout or cruiser.
TX -: Rock-bottom give away Call Rock
vile tao Sun. or ewes
EV1NRUDE LIGHT 4
Outooard motor, 97-hr 1912 model
PNOne SE. S23n after 10 a m Sunnav
Evening star., 1943-11-21
WONDERGRO

Nothing better, your neighbor says so
and so VIII you when you have tried ton
ground black humus. makes poor soils
5000 and good soils better acts quickly:
holds moisture, highly effective on grass.
trees. shrubs, roses. vines ? ID flowers: the
ideal plant food you have lors been locking
for; s. ; tor delivered lawns seeded, re-
pared or reiuvenated' beautiful specimen
etergre' rs, Towering shrubs. fruit and
shade trees: co.orful fags.one walks. ter
races, rock gardens, lily pools, outdoor
frerlaces, drainage. mulchlrg. spraying.
prun!ng and transpiantine; free estimate,
Evening star., 1943-11-21

Outooard motor, 9.7-h.r 1912 model.
! Phone SH S235 after 10 am Sunday
Evening star., 1943-11-21
FARM 9 GARDEN.

RICH COW MANURE, SOC bu; 8 bu. for
50; 10 bu., S4.75; 20 bu., 50; 80 bu.,
SI3:50; bu. minimum delivery. MI. s70s.
COW MANURE, well rotted, from 100-cow
garry farm, $3.50 per ton delivered, in
not less than ton lots. L. r. Sabine. Gath :
ersburg Md. Gaithersburg 93-W
EyERGREENs SALE, closing out ever
greens. 2la-ft. globe arbor-vitae and blue
Juniper, $3.50 each 7-ft. cyprus juniper,
S2.95i compare prices. Ashton Nursery.
65l0 Georgia ave.
GIANT PANsIES AND PERENNIALs, also
everereens at reduced prices. F. Green.
ll4OS Georgia ave. eXteu ded
LANDSCAPE SERVICE-Prunng, planting.
tranSplanting, soddlnG, lawns made, reno
vated, tree work, fagstone wa ks w c.
Walker. 92 Sudbury I'd, Silver Spring, Nd
PowER spRAyER for orchard wanted
Phone DI. t0SS.
coy COW MAN MANURE good; sl.oo per bushel
CHE ysANTHEMUM ROOTS. hyacinths and
,colors Of creepins phlox for sale; all
colors OF IRIS, John BurdcfI. Colesville.
Md, Phone Ashton ; -
LANDSCAPE-Topsoil Tor sale, TR 17Os
?RUNE FRUIT TREES NOW.
Have healthy abundant crops next
year special rates on 50 or more trees
Prune or cut down trees OF all kinds;
lawns reVitalZed. Free estimates. Cal
MR. PASTOR ST. 2gRS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
CHICAGO SOUTH
SIDE JUNIORS NEWS
D. BvsyBillv
BysBilly

Chicago. ILL.,, Feb. 4-The Chi.
cago South Side Junior Saxon,
did not hold a meeting during
the month OF January. 1t was
called off due to the cold weather
A surprise. wedding shower
,Svas given for Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Fable on Saturday. January %
Everyone who attended had 4
nice time.
Zweig AZ is going to hold their
annual FaSchingsfeier on Satus'-
day, Feb. IS. at Colonial Hall
5436 Wentworth Ave. Come on
Juniors, lets all be there to help
make their night a great success
The Juniors will hold their
mex thlonthly meeting on Tues
day, February 10. at the Colonia
Hall. Let's all be there to make
up for lost time. Well be look
ing tor you.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04

and places we can t recall While
on his vacation last December,
which was the first in 4 wears. he
was engaged and is to be mar
ried to his school girl sweetheart
Miss Eleanor Bart. The wedding
pending as 10 the outcome OF his
future service :ov Uncle Sam.
After he returned Ian. 5 he was
given the post al the Naval Air
Station, Santiago, Cal. SO we can
lok forward to wedding some
time in February. Miss Bart will
leave next week accompanied by
her mother. We erwish them much
luck and hope they will return
to us real soon. Bill also has two
brothers in the service. George i.
with the Army. and Martin is alsc
with the Navy and was in the
Midway battle.4r A Friend.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
THE CANTON
OOMPA CORNER
By Fulz

Canton, Ohio, Feb. 4-There
was slight misunderstanding
when those cards fGr the special
meeting were received. We were
under the impression that We
were to be in ON the plans fol
oure Valentine Victory Dance.
Instead, all plans were already
made-the tickets printed, etc
More power to those chosen few
who took it upon themselves and
worked. So irdustsiouslv tc
achieve such rapid means. Well
do our best to make it a whopp.
ing success.
Valentine Victory Dance
Yes, it is the main topic of dis
cussion these days--and if YOU
want to have fun-besides know
ing that the proceeds are buvino
L. S. War Bonds. come to Can
ton and dance to the music oi
Tony Rose and his Rosebuds on
the night OF Saturday, Feb. l5
Save your gas stamps for a wor-
thy cause Don't delay, send for
your tickets right away. Our Sc
ctetary will be glad to oblige. The
price is 55c per person.
We extend most cordial in
vitation to all clubs to attend our
Valentine Victory dance Come
and have swell time.
We have beautiful electric
Telecbron clock to relinquish to
a lucky winner. Winner does not
have to be present at the time at
of our Victory Dance. All mem
berS have tickets. please ask them
f(h- some. We thank Mrs. Ma
thias for donating the clock.
Meeting
Tonight (Friday), Feb. 4, we
have our regular meeting and
election of officers. 1t looks as
though its up to the girls to do
their bit until the boys return,
so whatever office your new du-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Katy Gotzmcister

Columbus. O.. Feb. 4-You
have probably been wondering
what has happened to the Capital
City Bits column for the past
few weeks. Truthfully nothing
can be written about the Column
bus Juniors when they have not
been together. Take for instance
the last meeting. Where was
everyone: There is a reason for
all the boys, but not for the girls.
Practically all the boys are in
the service. but as far as ! know
none OF the girls from Columbus
are serving Uncle Sam.
What say all you Columbus
Saxon girls why not get together
next Thursday, February II. date
of our next meeting, and working
together and building up our club
to something to look forward to
when all the boys come back
home: Remember the date
Thursday. February IL, at 500
p. m. Ii the girls from other clubs
in the various cities can do their
part. let's get together and do our
part too.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
---O----
NEW CASTLE, PA.
NEWS
By Shirley Jean Herman

New Castle, Pa. Feb. 4-The
New Castle Juniors had rather
Jolly time over the weekend. We
went to dance at the GBU. on
Saturday evening and we went
bowling on Sunday afternoon
Some of the Juniors have sug-
gested that we organize a girls
bowling team and a boys team.
Tootv Irons of Monaco was in
New Castle over Sunday visit
ing Ethel again. Tooty also
bowled with us and | might add.
from observation. that he has a
mighty wicked left hand swing.
Service Notes =
Here's news for those broken
hearted young damsels whom
Paul Sander left behind when he
entered the army. We just re-
ceived a card from Paul and he's
stationed in Atlantic City, en-
joying the leisurely life of sol
dier. but seriously and I'm quot
ing ''he thinks army life is swell.
Here is his full address:
Pvt. Paul Sander
Group II Room 422 Squadron a
Atlantic City. n. ].
P.S. Keep the mail flying to our
fighting soldiers"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
THINGS TO BE
DONE BY THE
AGENDA CLUB
BY Ed Schuster

Cleveland, O.. Feb. 4-The fa-
miliar click, click, click of the
ping pong ball bouncing from one
side of the net to the other will
usher in the 1913 calendar of
events this Sunday when the
Agenda Club holds round robin
ping pong tournament.
Members of the club will meet
at the home of Arnold and Doro-
thy Fernengel on West Ave. at
2 p. m. Sunday afternoon. APP
proximately 10 men will partici-
pate in the repid fire tourney at
that address. The women will
travel of the home of Dorothy
and Bud Freeh fer a similar meet
The play will inaugurate a new
TYPE of scoring whereby the
difference in the score of each
game is credited to the partici-
pants as either plus or minus.
The person having the highest
plus score at the end OF the round
robin will be declared the winner.
A pot luck supper will be ser
we'd at the West Avenue address
at 6 80 p. m. and final matches in
the tournament will be played in
the evening, For further details
regarding the affair members are
asked to phone Orchard s5O4.
The next meeting of the organ
ization will be held at the home
of Helen and Bill Fernengel, Fe-
bruary "a.
Katherine Schuster, ailing
member of the group. will short
ly end a seven month confne-
ment in bed by being allowed to
sit in a chair, prepatory to the
eventful day when she will again
walk. 5
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit. Mich. Feb. 4-Fri
day, Feb. IL, is our next business
meeting. We should have big
attendance at this meeting be-
cause very Important and inter
esting things will be discussed
The main subject of course will
be the change in the constitu-
ton. e
During the last week we once
again had 3rd Class Petty Off
Ger Joe Bender with us. 1t sure
was pleasure and we hope you
will be back again soon.
Victory Show
1t looks like our Victory Show
is a little slow in getting start
ed. We will have to do some
hard work and fast thinking if we
want to have it the end of this
month.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04

y Z
Ice-Cadets. Chester Hale, of Hol-
lywood and Broadway produc-
ton fame, iced and directed it.
Ice-Capades OF 1o43 is hailed
as a three-in-one show of dazzl-
ing display. AS it unfolds nall
its prismatic beauty, it is first
and last an exhibition of skating
that frequently defes the laws
OF gravity
Tickets may be obtained at
the Cleveland Arena, 800 Euclid
Avenue. at S2.2O, S1.S5, $t.35 and
general admission 85c, including
tax.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By Emile Schneider

Cleveland, O., Feb. 4-Sine-
ing practice will be held Sunday
night, Feb. ], at 8 p. m. at St
Johns Luth. Church. and every
Sunday thereafter for months
tryout. This is to see il still
larger attendance can be added
to our Glee Club.
Athletic Club meetings. how
ever. will still be held on Friday
nights at the club. There will be
a meeting this Friday. Feb. 5. at
8 p. m. So come down lO0T, and
make our new officers feel en-.
thusiastic at their first meeting
By the way, what has become
of Martins Ferry and Monaco
How about writing and letting
us know if YOU still exist.
Reporter Tue sday is deadline.
The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
BOY SCOUTS WEEK
IS THE 18TH

This is Boy Scouts week. The
whole nationNpauses to. salute the
organization which has contri-
buted SO greatly. in this World
War as in the last, to the win j.
ming of the war. But scouting
does not rest on it's laurels. The
praises which scouts so justly
have deserved for their countless
services to their country only
spur them on to greater cir
deavor.
1t is hard to see how War
Bonds and Stamps could be sold.
or vital materials salvaged. or
all the varied forms of printed
information distributed, without
the untiring help of these public
servants. But there are higher
services ahead. Almost 100000
scouts are Is Yeas old or older
they may change ranks to the
armed forces before the conflict
is over,
The soldier who has been a
Boy Scout makes a better soldier
and former Sea Scouts are officer
material for the. Navy. the Coast
Guard and the Merchant Marine
The Tougher Up! Buckle
Down! And Carry on to Victo-
ry" theme of scouting until the
war ends will save lives through
consummate training -. and will
make better citizens in the pro-
cess.
Scouting is training ior way
OF life. the kind of life America
chooses to- lead. the kind for
which her sons are fighting across
the seas. On those fronts, and on
the front at home, the qualities
which scouting stands for-cour-
age and character, assure US oi
Victory and lasting peace.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
VALENTINE PARTY
At Westside Sachsenheim.

Members of the Junior Lodges
of Branches | and 4 and their
friends are cordially invited to
attend the Valentine Party held
for them at the Westside Sach-
senheim: 7OOl Denison Ave. on
Friday. February -
Members of the Junior Lodges
will be admitted free with the
cards which they will receive.
Friends OF members will be
charged Is cents and adults will
be admitted at IS cents per per
son. Children are urged to bring
their Valentines for their friends.
Those who find it possible to ap-
pear in costume, are welcome 70
do so. ,... s. "
A snappy orchestra has been
obtained to furnish the music foi
dancing Ice Cream and cake will
be served for refreshments.
All members are heartily in
vited to celebrate this occasion
with their ftiends.
The Juniors Committee
Branches | and 4.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
CLEVELAND WEST
WHIRL
By Kay Rehner.

Cleveland, O., Feb. 4-Atten.
ton all West Juniors. Friday
February 5, at 7:3O p. m., will b !.
an important meeting. There will
also be installation of officers
Everyone should try and attend
this meeting.
Home Front News
We were fortunate to have
Freddie Mueller with us last
weekend. Freddie sure is climb
ing up in frank. The few short
months he has been in the NAVY
he has been progressing rapidly.
Freddie is now a second-class
Petty Officer. Congratulations.
You who did not attend the
social meeting sure did miss a
swell time. We thank Rudy Reh-
ner, Ed, Binder and Bill Wolff
for the delicious cakes. ] am sure
next time we have a social Won
will all be there.