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Evening star., 1945-01-06
Arthur N. Scott, So.
Potent Office Aide, Dies

Arthur M. Scott, So, Patent Of
flee employe for the last As years,
died yesterday at his home, SGT Crit
tenden street NV, after an illness
Of three months.
Born in Washington, the son of
the late John r. and Virginia Scott,
he received his education in the
public schools here. He was chief
Of the Mail and Files Division at the
time Of his death. He was a member
Of La Fayette Chapter, No. S, Royal
Arch Masons.
Mr.. Scott is survived by one daugh-
ter. Mrs. Dorothy Cronan, and a
sister, Miss Eleanor Scott, both Of
Washington.
Funeral services will be held at 8
pm. Tuesday at the Hines funeral
home. Burial will be in Congress
sional Cemetery.
Evening star., 1945-01-06
Macarthur Gives Credit
To Aussies, Forde Says
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CANBERRA, Jan. 6. - Acting
Prime Minister Francis E. Forde
said today the Australian Navy,
Army and Air Force are playing a
full part in the Philippine opera
tions and that Gen. Macarthur has
said so in a communique.
The Australian war minister made
the statement in reply to Percy
Claude Spender, Australian War
Council member, who said in New
York that Gen. MacArthur's COM
muniques, by neglecting to say any,
thing of Australian participation,
we're putting Australia in a false
light.
Mr.. Forde added that it is not
possible, as yet, to say what Aus
tralian forces are doing in prepara-
ton for Gen. MacArthur's future
plans. He said the Japs would learn
about the Australians in due time.
Evening star., 1945-01-06
. BrathH

SCOTT. FLORENCE fUMPHREY. on
EosD aas lsd ny0seeasf
Prss e sss .ns sss sister s 1s9S 81 MRS VIE
Richards. Thomas j. and James H. Pum-
phrey. Friends may call at the Lee fu-
n.s neral home, 4th IS, st. and Mass ave; .n ne
January 8. at 2 pm. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
SHANNON. MARY. On Friday, January
8. 1915. at Casualty. Hospital, MARY
Ms9y ,ns .s daughter 81
from Geier's funeral home, 3605 14th st.
NV, Monday, January 8, at $3.50 am.
REQUIEM mass M at g. Aloysius CHI, Church at 9
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
sNOUFFER. PAUL A. On Thursday.
January 4, 1945, at his residence. 1902
Quarles st. ne, PAUL A. SNOUFFER, be-
loved husband Of Nan snouf1sr and father
OF funeral hereafter.
STUART. HERBERT. On Friday. JAM
KSssssssushtsn' Z g Va, HERsEsT ETY. ISI5HET q
Stuart, grandfather Of Patricia Ann Perry.
also leaves other relatives and friends
Notice Of funeral later. Arrangements by
W. Ernest Jarvis.
THOMPSON, EMMA JANE. On Thurs
24so 18th st. NV, EMMA JANE THoMP.
SON, wife Of the late w. C. Thompson and
mother Of W. B. Cole, Mrs. G. D: Ratclifie.
Thompson. Services at the 8. H. Hines Co.
funeral home. 2901 14th st. NV. on Mon
day, January s, at pm. Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery.
TRoEMEL, EMIL ". On Friday, jan
EMIL W. TRoEMEL. Remains resting at
Chambers funeral home, 1400 Chaplin st.
NV, until IL noon Monday, January 8.
Nstons
TURNER. JOSEPH E. On Wednesday,
JOSEPH Fur TuRNER, lovinH husbsna sHe oi
Msd saobsr Sn o beosss Sss son Of aad Mt Wsm s5
Robinson. James Turner and Hattie Down
ing. He also leaves four sisters-in-law,
Booze, ana many other hsHs'' relatives f and
friends Remains may be viewed Saturday.
January s. aftsr 2 pm, at Csmpbelrs fu.
VIII be e0 offered At a'n Holy Redesmsr ae9 ehnres mas
3 pass $. Of his soul. 1nterment Harmony Gem
:. TURNER. JOSEPH B. Columbia Lodge,
No, SO, I; B. P. o. E. of w., is hereby noti-
M Mfed Of the funeral OF Brother JOSEPH E,
4Ss 4th st. W s.W.. Sunday. January H ia45.
home. sol Rhode Island ave. NV. satur-
DIR. JOHN r. FRANCIS, Exalted Ruler.
LEE CAMPBELL, Secretary.
VINCENT. ISAAC EDWIN. On wednes-
day, January 3, 1945, at Arlington Hos
pttal ISAAC EDWIN VINCENT of Mer-
rifield, Va, husband of Mary A. Vincent
and father of Oliver Richard and James
s. Vincent and Mrs. Virginia L. Dunn. Re-
mains resting at Pearson's funeral home,
472 Washington st., Falls Church, Va.
where funeral services will be held on
Monday, January 8, at 2 pm. Interment
National Memorial Park. z
Evening star., 1945-01-06
Man. Held After Chase
Faces Numbers Chorqe

Chester c. White, colored, 80,
5000 block of Old Dominion drive,
Arlington, was arrested by Airing
ton County police yesterday on
charges of speeding and operating
lottery after an 85-mile-an-hour
chase.
Police said they found a large
quantity of numbers slips in Whites
car after arresting him on the
speeding charge. He was released
under $1,000 bond pending q hear
ing in Arlington County Court.
Evening star., 1945-01-06
New Northeast School
Will Open Monday

A public elementary school for
colored children will open at Four
teenth and Jackson streets NE. at
9 am. Monday, DR.. Garnet c. Wilk-
inson, assistant superintendent Of
schools, announced to-day.
The school will hold classes from
the first through the fourth grade.
1t is a temporary structure. A per-
manent building will be built nearby
and opened in the fall, DR.. Wilkin-
son said.
Evening star., 1945-01-06
Randle Highlands Group
Asks More Street Liqhts

Installation of additional street
lights along Naylor road Sc. was
urged last night before the Randle
Highlands Citizens Association by
Mrs. Sarah D. Janet Stone. A Pc
tition will be circulated among resi-
dents of the street to learn If they
wish more lighting facilities.
Mrs. j. B. Moody recommended
that a stop" sign be erected at the
intersection of Twenty-second and
@ streets Sc.
Members also heard report on
the USO dance sponsored by the
association December 80 at Ana
costa High School.
Evening star., 1945-01-06
D. J. Kiser, Law Editor. Dies

NEW YORK, Jan. 6 GR.-Donald
j. Kiser, So, editor of Corpus Juris
Secundum, a legal encyclopedia,
died yesterday at his home here.
He was native of Ottumwa, Iowa,
and was graduated from the Uni
versity OF Iowa Law School and
admitted to the Iowa bar in 1899.
He began his legal writing career
in 1905.
Evening star., 1945-01-06
Ellen Hortmon Dies;
Swedish Coincidence
pv fhe AseorJafeH prese

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Baroness
Ellen Hartman Cederstrom, "a, fore
most Swedish comedienne at the
turn of the century, died yesterday
in Stockholm, the American-Swedish
News Exchange reported.
Known professionally as Ellen
Hartman, her most popular roles
were Puck in "A Midsummer Nights
Dream" and Katherine in "The
Tanning of the Shrew."
Evening star., 1945-01-06
Veterans Seek Homes

Auckland New Zealand, has 900
applications from returned service
men for homes to be built by the
government.
Evening star., 1945-01-06

of war it Rev. Ellington.
would be well worth Americas time
to come back to the Apostles Doc
trine, which was repent and con-
fess your sins to the God Of Heaven.
And prayers should be made daily
by all people out Of an honest heart
for our boys at the battle front.
Prayer is the only way we have
Of making our petitions known to
God. Formal prayers, prayers COM
mitted to memory, are not worth
the time 1t takes to memorize them
or the paper they are written on.
Only honest sprayers out of the
heart will ever be heard and
granted.
We publish a weekly paper. Send
for free copy. II you will send us
the names and addresses Of service
men and women we will send them
the paper free.
The Rep. Dallas r. Billinaton,
AKRON BAPTIST TEMPLE
23I2 Manchsster Road
Akron II. Ohio
Evening star., 1945-01-06
Thruanphy
The Apostles Doctrine
Acts 2:42:

A n d t h e y
con t in u e d
steadfastly in
the a p 20 stiles
doctrine a n d
fellowship, and
in breaking Of
bread. and in
prayers.
In these days
Evening star., 1945-01-06

cMANUS, THUMAS W. American Ge-
-, gion services for THOMAS W.
& 2: ];
QJ uniform or caps requested to
i'd. National Guard of Honor oficiating.
LEE R PENNINGTON
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AUTO CITY SPEAKS
BY Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit Mich, June 7-They
went and did it, George and
Reds took the final step and are
now Mr. and Mrs. They were
married on Sunday morning
lune 3rd. at st. Peters Lutheran
Church There were two couples
in the wedding party. Best
man was the groom'S brother.
Marty, and Matron OF honor was
the brides sister. Margaret.
George and katherine Will re
side in Chicago. ILL.,. where Geo
is now stationed.
Congratulations. from all OF US
and may all your troubles be i'll
tie ones o. -,
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ATTENTION!

Due to circumstances beyond
our control the Mar-Lu Sorority
is sorry to announce that their
card party originally scheduled
for June 5rd, l945. has been post
poned until June 10th. The place
and time. however. remain the
same-namely. 4 p. m. the West
Side Sach>enheim's beer garden,
il it is a nice day. or in case Of
rain. the music room OF the Saeh-
senheim.
We hope that everyone who
plans to attend will make note
OF the change of date Sand try to
be with us on the 10th Ct une.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-07
THIS AND THAT

The principal Types OF fatal
accidents to children between 5
and II years OF age are: Motor
vehicle, 81 per cent: drowning.
"a per cent; burns. II. per cent 4;
firearms, 9 per cent: falls. s per
cent.
The mocking bird was made
the official bird of Arkansas bv
the 1923 session OF the Stata
Legislature.
The first occasion after Wor,d
War | when the German and
\llled governments negotiate d
on formal footing oi equality
was at the conference OF Spa in
1920.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-07
DID YOU KNOW

The Red Cross Donor Service
was inauguratcd at the rcques'
OF the surgeon general OF the
Army and Navy i'll l041.
Bituminoius coal produced II
the calendar year lo4+ was ap,
proximately 62O.OOO.C00 tons.
A match produced in lSS-
was known as the "Drunkard'
Match" because the holding enc
of the splint was treated with /;
fire-proofing chemical which pre-
vented burning beyond mid-point
thus saving scorched fingers !
the users attention was distract
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-07
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Ethel

Cleveland, O.. unc 7-Even
though the turnout wasn't great,
those who did attend our June
dance did have a good time eve
hope). Ey the way where were
you all
At our meeting we had a
change in officers. .Aur president
Elsie krich resigned using her
looming marriage as an excuse
Emily Schneider succeeded her
in this Office. Leaving the office
of vice president open which was
then hllci by Ruth Gciger. Our
former treasurer Laura Well
man has moved to Florida and
! Gertrude Baatz was elected into
the position. Here's wishing them
lots of Success.
On behalf OF mvsclt and the
members. We wish to congratu-
late Emily Schneider and Fred
| CnSar or their recent engage
ncnt. Wien is the Happy day
Kids :" .\lSo to Laura Wellman
we wish loads oi luck in Florida
and hope she won't forget tC
drop us line once in d while.
| We were glad to see "CoacI
| Miller" and his wife after his
long absence. Welcome back
Coach. Also Otto Gramp who got
to come home over the weekend
You both look swell. Good Luck
to YOU. Also our good friend San
Schenkcr from Farrell, Pa. ii
was nice to see YOU in Cleve,
land
Cleveland East would also like
1
to congratulate Al Abcr iron
Cleveland West upon being
signed UP with the Cleveland
Indians. Good Luck. NJ.
| Tonight (Friday) there will b.
a special Singing rehearsal fol
! Saxon Day. so come down. l.
will start promptly at ! 80 p. III
After singing there will be ;
short business meeting to settl.
tickets. Bring in all money anc
any outstanding tickets you ma,
| have.
1 od
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-07
FRANK w.
FRANKOFSKI
A Saxon of East Pittsburgh has
been promoted to Captain

Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Frankois-
hi OF Sl4 Grcensburg Pike. East
Pittsburgh, received word thai
their son Frank W. Erankofski
has been promoted to the rank
OF Captain.
opt. Frank has been IN the Ar
my 40 months and overseas 81
months. lie say service in Au-
stralia. Guinea, Morata; and Lev
te.. He is al present somewhere III
the Philippines.
Opt. Frank was home on leave
in February and returned to h 5
unit in May. He graduated from
from Union High School Turtle
Creek. Pa. in 1885. He was :
very active memOer oi Branch
OF the { cntral Nerbanu and wa
well liked by all members. Tho
Homesead Saxors are all very
proud OF their hero member and
wish him more success. Thi
Saxon boys each and every one
no matter what rank they hold
are doing their duty for thei'
country in real Transylvaniar
Saxon spirit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-07
HOMESTEAD STAGES
COMEBACK!

Homestead has hit the come
back trail. Things are cooking in
the old steel town and we are
hereby giving notice that we'll
be back in the swing OF things
by early fall. bigger and better
than ever.
The Saxons of Homestead have
voted to build new Saxon
Home-tlie location. the lodge
property in bonneville.
The building committee. NJ,
Rair. Mr.. Reinerth. Mr.. Roh~-
man, Albert Nemenz. Mr.. Weiss,
Mr.. Sterncr. Mr.. Tohn Vogt and
Frank Nogt. are on the Job and
open to suggestions.
The Juniors will be reorganiz
ed and plans are being made for
participation in all T. s. ]. A. ac-
tivities and sports. Wen be in
there with basketball teams. etc.
Thcre';l be many attractions
for the Younger set--dances III
the near future. a place to meet
and have fun; even plans for a
bowling alley and such.
Special attention is being given
to the TACT that the Older folks
want a place for our returning
service men to congregate and
where visiting Saxons from other
towns can meet Saxon friends.
Keep Us in mind and look for
notice Of further Developments.
Frank Nogt.
Congratulation Homestead
Saxons! Keep up that good Sax
on spirit. BE united because "In
Unity is Strength" | he Editor
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Says President Gould Reoreanize
Executive Under Present Powers
By congressman France. P. Bolton

production and distribution of food,
and Judge .Schwellenbach, the new
Secretary of Labor, is expected to
bring back into his jurisdiction
many of the controls that have
been scattered during the past fif-
teen years. This is good be-
ginning.
THE disposal Of surplus property
1 is moving along. The Surplus
Property Board is making progress
in its effort to set different prices
on a used-value basis, taking into
account the cost, and deducting
for wear and tear.
For those interested there is a
BUYERS GUIDE FOR SURPLUS
PROPERTY, which can be secured
from the Surplus Property Board,
Washington 25, DC.
THE new freight rate classified
L ton, affecting some of the Sec
tions that have claimed they were
Disseminated against, will soon re-
veal whether this action will help
or hinder development in these
areas, 1t has been the contention
of those wanting such change
that they would be of great bene-
! fit to the South and Southwest
you will recall that your Con-
L gressman introduced H. R. 363,
which was to grant additional pay
to the enlisted men of the Medical
Department who serve IN combat
area and under fire. H. R. 363 was
considered by the committee along
with H. R. 2477introduced by Con-
gresham Ivor d. Fenton of Penn
sylvania, himself serviceman. and
his Bill was reported out by Com
| mittee
In addition to the SO per month
additional pay, it provides that any
enlisted man whose right to wear
the medical badge has been tenn
porarily suspended, may under
regulations prescribed by the Sec
retary of War. continue to be paid
such additional compensation. 1t
is more than good to know that
the Committee has voted out Bill
covering adequate recognition of
our Medical Corps men. They have
been unremitting in their service,
and unfailing in their courage.
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ton Committee, meeting in exc
cutive session, has been consider
ing H. R. 500 facilitate settlement
of returning veterans on farms and
projects under the jurisdiction Of
the Bureau of Reclamation.
The Department of Commerce
has announced that revised security
regulation now permit the release
of almost all information on United
States import and export trade.
Complete information on foreign
trade will be released on a current
basis two months after the period
covered by the figures except for
trade on strategic. critical and
military items (for trade) IN the
Pacific area. This should help ma
terially.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-07
ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
BY Mary Paul

Ellwood City, Pa. June s.
Sunday June 5 at seven o'clock
FIVE new members were initiated
into the club. They we're. Helen
kast. Eddie Schulier. Betty Mel
ger. nus Seivert and Eli Miller.
They sure are glad they don't
nave to 90 through with it again.
| How did the -four and water
tcast:
After the initiation we were
entertained by Roy Meehon jr.
He initiated She Ink Spots"
singing This is a lovely way to
! spend al evening" and the Col
den Gate Quartet" singing "Ac-
cent-to ate the Positive. There
in his own voice he sang the
Lords Prayer He really wa,
good-'Ae wish to thank you
very much.
Katherine Paul. our own So
| pranO SClOist sang II had talk
with the Lord She vas wonder
! iu.
Bill Miller, our own frankie"
sang II lad a talk with the Lord"
and Someone Sih you. You
should have heard the girls
| SWOOn.
Gus Seivert and Sonny Meter
running a close second too Billy
as our crowners sang solos too.
Gus sang Lets Singer Linger
down Lovers Lane" and Sonny
sang Long ago" and Far a
way.
We wish to thank all these
kids for their wonderful perfor-
nance.
Sonny Lloyd decided to have a
stOoei lie had to have his food
brought 20 him; he send thu
>too@i % get him a cigarette
land to top it off he couldn't ever
Iopen a bottle OF pop. Hy the way
| Sonny who was your stoOgi last
iyear
| Mrs. Paul had a birthday cake
lior Katherine. We sure surprised
IyOu Katie. Didn't we: Thanks
! for the song and thanks also go
to Mrs. Paul Tor the swell birth
| day cake.
! We wish to thank Mrs. Thai
| gott, Mrs. Taul and Mrs. Miller
! for preparing the food.
! We al had swell time dane
ing. eating and singing.
| Visitors
! Pic. and Mrs. Kenneth Frank
lin were visitors. Mrs. Franklin
is the former Anna Kramer, Il
sure vas swell having YOU with
' us Anna and thanks ior intro
! duCinS your husband to us. Hope
YOU can visit lis again soon.
Important Date
| Our next meeting Is. June 10
at 4 80 sharp. Everyone be there
| because there is so much TO talr
! about.
!
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Con organizations

10
The nest al h,ol g, t am,
Mrs Nc,i.ian E,ton ,,J,n wars
married IN Nav q l,.e.re so~r,.
that the bride and or,nn co,,d
NOT stav at ,bc recent;o, . Etno
longer as all who attended had =
very suoer time Iha he,t ,y;she, ,
Ito Won in ali you NAV andartale
and ma, ,our ;orr,n, o,a,o H.,
road of ;,fe he smooth
Sunday nipht ;ounl -. ., tho
East Side Sarhscnhc;n, at fine
dance Given bv the Fast l,t,;ors
|, was "Cafe-~tvl4" and c,,re
too Looks as ,horyh soma NJ
your walters need , LITTLE ,,or.
!. ,actice ch Holm, All IN al, :,
was very nice y h2r vith fine
floor show the birthday dance
for Mrs Elizahc,h l,noar am,
last but moi least thc ever
popular "Rroor Dance" All
ves fine Rroon, iln,,e tho, >.
the dane where the nus;r s,o,.
and Won shut yonr eyes and oral,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-07

|. What did the last amendment
to the United States Constitu,
tion do?
?. The churchyard OF what
English village is generally con
sidered the scene OF Gray
Elcgv:
3. Who succeeded Woodrow
Wilson IS president OF the Unit
ed States:
I. What line follows "Shoo'
if YOU must this old gray head ::
5. Why was Jack Dense,
sometimes called the Manass;
Mauler:o
6. What is a unicamcral leeiS
lature:
/. HoN many members ha
the United States House OF Re
presentativesf
s. What furnishes the motive
power for ships passing throue,
the Panama Canal,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-07
ENTHUSIASM over President

ENTHUSIASM over President
IL Truman's announcement that he
intends to reorganize the Execu-
tive Branch of the government has
been somewhat dampened by his
request for additional permanent
authority. There is a definite feel
inS that under his present war
powers he could go ahead and do
anything he believes necessary and
50 demonstrate to the Congress
his administrative ability. This
would be welcomed. Should further
powers then prove to be necessary
they could be granted.
Already there would seem to be
hope that the new Secretary of
Agriculture will be able to co-ordi-
nate everything pertaining to the
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Dill WHICH dutH-
orizes federal as
S i S t a n C G t 0
states with re-
gard to school
lunch programs.
Heretofore these
programs have
been carried as
legislative addi-
tions to appro-
priation meas
ures which is
not a very sound
way of doing
business.
The Irrigation
Il
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-07

At normal temperatures ana
at atmospheric pressure buta-
iiene is gas. but it is often
stored and shipped under higher
pressure as liquid Tor easier
handling.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-07
OPA ON THE AIR
THIS WEEK

Radio broadcasts by the Cleve
land District Office of Price I'D.
rninistration on local stations dur.
ing the week are as follows:
Friday, June 8
at 1000 p. M. WHBC. Canton,
Chester Bowles.
Saturday. June 8
at 9:45 a m., WMAW. Mansfield
Question Box.
Saturday, June 8
at 1880 4. m..WTAM, Cleveland
"OPA Question Box" Master of
ceremonies, Richard p. Overmyer.
Saturday. June .
at II IS a. m, WIKI. Cleveland.
Your OPA,
Saturday, June 9
at 1855 p. m. WJW. Cleveland,
OPA Today.
Saturday, June .
at l2:45 r. m., WJW. Cleveland.
Chester Rowles.
Sunday, June 10
al 1000 a. m. WICA. Ashtabula,
Chester BoWleS.
Sunday, June lG
at s rs p. m, VIVIAN. Mansfield,
Hasten the Day..
Monday through Friday
at 500 =. m. WIKI. Cleveland,
Get Wise.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-07

THE House Agricultural Com
L mittee has been sitting in exc
rutive session on H. r. 3143, a
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NEW CASTLE, PA.
NEWS
By Edith and Helen

New Castle, Pa. June u
rathe' quiet weekend was spent
by most Of the New Casle Irs.
that is. except ior the ones who
went to salem picnic. only to hnd
that there was not any. Tough
luck. KIDS.
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- Please patronize our ad
vertisers.
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Best wishes

Good luck and much happiness
is wished to Shirley Himehaugh
and Johnny Bender who became
engaged during the past week.
BY the way, we wonder hov
Mary Paul OF Ellwood City is
getting along after her danger
ous trip to Canton. You would
think she had tasted some of the
Cleveland West boys licorice
Judging from how she fell over
a hre-plug and up step.
We also wonder what became
OF the poor man who was a vic
tim of Edith's slugging. Hitting
people on the head with a suit
case is he wrong way to try tc
make an impression as Edith
found out. 1t evidently was not
as funny to him as it was to u
but we think he will forgive YOU
Edith.
Here's hoping the weather gets
, better so we can make anOth"i
attempt TO go Tor a, hike and walk
all the day.
Last hut not least. we want t.
wish some good luck to LauT"
w. and Elsie. Uwho. we hear. aIc
going down to sunny Florida io'
vacation
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-07

Book sales at railway stations
have increased from 1000 to 1000
annually in FIVE wears.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-07

In World War |. lS per cent d
the wounded taken to evacua-
tion hospitals died: in World
War II. only three per cent.
Farm weeks are to be re-
sumed throughout England this
year.