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IA double eToased him. Later
nlxxa fhaunht BAR was d.gublN.
ernzzlx9 hin when ne learned
thml Blair could not 80 Soald
Goa deliver the apEssy % nEua.
@sQn1euEae IN hlalfs apaE uncut.
not knowing what va In thn
lmlmkllw threw lnn naanay wFMpped
il ED neaNEmK9va INTO a eiUfhea
lsanpnr and plfea diFty lanndFg
un too Of a. II taf ned osat 30 DO :
peFfeet aiding place Dot tire as
appearance % the uxmey ha<i
dlaaslfoas conspuuencem
~Rlx3a b . tough gnY o. deal
with aMd Blair knrw shcu ua~
money aisapp3afesi thai be waa
slated for trouble. Mlxxo sent
@oTd 10 Blair that he sas coming
Cor The ~ gney Tuesday evening
and Il bad 10 be ready for him
Blair cvidently apent a bed "A
hours. iie Mot excited and that e. J.
riiTment sdslcd ID Too much ssau
on IRE beach n the afternoon
ought on a heart attack after
dinner. To make matters worse.
Francine Norman Was sent over
% hix1o % tell Blair tke mnney
had Ia b. ready for him all % a
by nine that night They quar-
relied Blair and the gifl Blair
rad q heaFt attack and managed
20 ges the girl out % his apart
uaent lust before Rixzo arrived.
The rest Of the story Is all bad
news
When Rsxzo arrived In the
apawtfnent. Blur told him ne did
not know where the money was.
Rixxo mot 8ghting mad - and
slugged Blair. who tried 10 hghl
back Taals vas the worst thing
he could rave done. lie became
violcnliy III RHO said his u1edi-
cine was or the table. Blair asked
RHO 10 give him q use
~Rixxo admits this lie says Nc
doubled the desc that Blair told
fnrn 90 put IN the glass. lie thought
n ne c0uld Res him unconscious
he Wuuld have time 90 search
the apartment and get the money
ne was sure Blair was holding oul
on him. But Blair BY this time
was a very sick man TIE over
desc killed him within IS min
Utica"
Ts Be eentinssa
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NATIONAL NEWS OF INTEREST
By J. z JONES


order of President Roosevelt. the
secetary of the NAVY ard the
Secretary ul -, Army Ire pro-
etedings "a. bed some black paint
"a Cordell Hull General Mar
snall-snd Co
Who was to blawe-outsIde thc
Arms and NaVs back before
fhc 8t'ackf
senator Wiley Of Wisconsin
1pepd of some lids m q spcech
sppcaung n ths Congres sional
Record. September s. from which
8e quote
In Febfual, 1871 % months
before Pearl Hafhor 7 introduced
n the senate q resolution asking
'he Secretary of State to lepuTt
tu thc senate 10 q closed cxecu-
fitc session or enc DANCE in the
Pacific ] asked ~ that time what
cord .fun uur fleet ar arm vas
m Again ~ Msen 1911. speak
tna va th, eesuiu'lon which asked
fht secretary o. export 20 tnc
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her arm and led her 10 a chair
near ChriasopheFs dnsk.
Then thls olIlrsF when chFiafo.
paer had nwver se9n before RAISED
his voice and said - that every
ane in tire once could haaf Nm.
Now that Mrs. Blair i here
ean give yor = hFHf retlsw ol
fhss case while @a nfw ~ @fiAnH fok
Lieutenant 9onohte. iIe has TEN
detafned bas ne b on hi4 Nas
over here nov
Chrissopher felt his breath
aaiek@nima. lie WAa watching
brenda and whEn she looked o*el
al him. ~ smiled 81 her useefia'
nicaily a. II ne thought ne should,
haai siia NERVOUSNESS definitely -
cre&sed - the man began u
tnesk.
We saw thc llgh, aliuting on the
sold la her haiF and ne loved the
May So helti her head hi9h-
Nth = touch az drslanee =. moi
showing she waa AFRAID lnstine.
lively s. knxw shN hsd the And
n eoufaee fhai eouid take What.
ever TIE nest tcw minutes would
hFtng - hes
NLOwLY. quite deliberately. the
- nsau fFeu hea,ianartcFs began
q hxlef summary VI the CASE.
~fcse Rigso planned both tht
scfhrfi - ia thix store. We have
net yet lacated the fence where
~ Disposed 81 the naink shipment
eut ae hope % roand That az
later IN ne day. Tho money WI.
- stole from ire cashier has al.
ready been returned 90 the store
~ excruied the robberies hixzs
planned
after the sslckup Nonday eve.
nsna. Rixxo iccigied the mscney
Nas 100 not for him % keep. VI
uaa8n aFFange meats with Ton
alair 20 hide u Cor him until b.
csuid Get cat a 20 vn with L
Willie met Blair on the beach
aaht after the robbery and he
took the money. wrapped IN Old
newspapers. beck 20 his apart
sacni with him
Then the money disappeared
Blair Nas franiic. Hc had No idea
&here Il vas fie suspected Rlztg
ana Willie. believing that theJ
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Chapter %
sCCRRY, Mr.. Humbcrf." the
- voice % his secretary brought
him back % the business In hand
o Eew minutes later. But Mr.
Hansen viii not be Down today
Hes sick. 3 there anyone else ID
Ire ssction you'd Ike in 70 taks
ms placeY~
Ne. never mind he waved
aside Der suggestion. At that mo-
ment Irene. the cashier came N,
followed ~ a headquarters ran
and Willie from the Club boale.
ward
~Oh. Mr.. Humbert- Irene ex-
claimed IN hign- pitched excite
mena Il Jnst identlflcd Willie fQF
TIRE pclice.@ she pointed . ths
sioaehinG, oily haired young man
hun9cuNed &C. q policeman. Fne
ofhcer nodded M s0rroa0ratlon.
That she did. sir TIE girl So
him cold Hes the eieyaipr stlck
up she said Il was MS siick elack
hair she remembered best. Willie
did the 100 for Rlzxo"
So Il was Rlxxo after an chris.
topher drew q deep Greats 81 re-
lief He fels better ms might
not ne 50 bad Il DnEohue kncN
hoN 10 lie II all together He'd ID
. lot less worried il DunoAue AS
here 40 ne could watch whai I'd
was dolng-the fellow wax AN
pFcdieiable-
THEN the ofsce vas sadaenly
4 fall uf pcople Foiwcwsea aHd
delectixes stood arnumd "a rs q
eaeh 0faer In loN volcea. ENenis
minutes % twelve. hrefaaa caaus
In. For ~ instant she Hssfiafnd .r
the doorway. Sae was weartna
black and the gEea& y nanw -
hind heF 81 Gale GEla ~ ne seei 90
sllhouetted the long. sleuscr lssssl
cf her Squire against tnt savl 81
that foo6cC tae hoor cuts Sc n
ChristopheFs ogtice. Her cheeks
were aushed thr fa.ntcst plrk ard
her grey eyes acre Swallowed
with mnxtety ard fatigue
christopher spFanE - rs fec'
ct before ~ coal8 reach ncr a
uan from headquarters toacacc
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The long-awaited release Of the report
nadr as Army and NAVY investigators into
tae facts of the Pearl Harbor disaster re-
.eaIs de, idedly conflicting opinions a. %
.te ,-lpabiHty II individuals. which will
.,-uI be- a thin coat Of white-wash Of all
u.ylned except the American people
4. to have been indicted by President Tru-
man.
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SOUTH wINDSoH 80 -
Geofas r Fsmsefa seouna p~sfsi
- cFsl.lsaKv lard Turned - -
years sitter ere fsFsa. whssh -
cured uhen he waa h -
phlllppanes turing fhs Nmmh
Aussfiean waf aa = q :. Afwg
etagNHal
Fssaer. whu RS piay@a 1kmas
Ansin af annsma mnew. wm3 saHMsH
the i've 81 eh8sm. TIE re -
nt,msiem. f8xe of hmaFta. go lmA
"A slsmgnunsis. wEsh - fsNe -
dlannsnin turned - on e. 49,
Sos hia aecsmad -
y y NsappoFt ~ wtammt 1855
mFngsw an asasssaW NssseFA zen
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ALABAMA TAKES UP
ALCOHOLISM STUDY

MONTGOMERY. Ala. - The
state OF Alabama has embarked
upon q scientific study of aleo-
holisn Causes and possible cures.
The l945 legislature sppropTiat-
ed 5000 for the study. which
VIII include an educational cam
paign "a scQuaint the public with
SICK person.
The board consists Of seven
members. two appointed ~ the
governor and FIVE eN-officio The
ex-Officio members include the
state health officer. the superin-
tenden, u the states mental hos
plisb end a psychiatrist
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senate on the status u oar forces
~ the kaT East
What IS the condition % oar
fleet. especially rs cooroinsiing
ar arm i t like the Russian
fleet was ln the japanese VAR
NJ questions went unanswered.
ana my resolution was Qudshed
Is me Administrator
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\aW that the astronomers have de-
.d.a ftat the universe is much larger than
He opposed We might Just a. we'll admit
.r.t IS Bog enough for ".
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Vugarity Other peoples conduct
Oscar " llde
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q y support ~ wta@@a kwNpa
pERe1 up despite FsxsHa ff@F
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men were ordered to guard the
bridge to Givet as the Germans
were sure of crossing il. Of all
the men in the company only
two men knew how TO operate
a machine gun. A regular II year
Army sgt. and myself. :
Sg1. Drew and myself had our
machine gui.s ready and each
man in tne company had his gun
ready lo' action. Trey saw on
my service record that learned
how to operate mac nine gun III
the Marine Corps. J almost for
got nOw---even the officers who
were supposed to know every
thing about the Army didn t
know beans about it don't like
to tell you about these things
but it does give you as we'll as it
does nle che reinsurance that our
Lord does watch and protect us
in tinlc oi need. I'll tel you more
about these days and nights
which Ill never forget when ]
come home. Then Andy, how
thankful we should be that he
never had to enter tie Army and
never Will now.
Ten minutes after we got the
news the members OF the band
were all out Of their beds with
Just the shoes on and our instru-
merits in our hands. We were all
naked marching in the rain with
out any clothes on. hundreds OF
officers, and men behind us 60
ing insa,:e with JOY. Can YOU
picture bass player marching
with a big tuba ovc' his shoul-
ders naked: What tun. What Il
celebration. Here Is the good
part about it all. This week we
were issued our first beer. ration
from the states. Eacl. of us got a
months ration, one case, and
got case of Carlil.ws Ale from
good old Cleveland. it sure did
taste good, especially with the
sandwiches the mess had put out
for as at our midnight celebra,
ton. ....
In a Jew days I'm going te
send you 8 rolls Oh fllm that
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ATTENTION.

Bran hes and 4 are sponsor
ing picnic for its members of
the Junior department and their
parents ind friends on Sunday
September :, at the West Side
Sachseaheim, at 7OU1 Denison
Ave. Everyone is urged to keep
this date open and attend this
picnic There will be games ant!
races with plies for the childrci,
and r, freshments for all; music
for those VINO wish to dance. You
lust bring a basket .,lrch. and
good nu:,.or. Everyone is invited.
We call your attention that
the pltEic will begin at 2 p. m..
and all itilow country men and
friends. young and Old. should
make It the,r duty to honsr Our
Children Oh this picnic at tn ,
Sachser ::c:m Garden by being
present. The war is over now
and this picnic shall be a peace
enjoyment amongs our Saxon
people. Admission free for all.
John Fleischev. !. B. Sec'y.
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CANTON ECHO
By Rose Lenbke

Cantoh, o., Aug. 3O-Has every
one fec'.perated fro.n the W.
Day eel .brations? Don't fotget
to catch up on your sleep that
you missed during the excite
ment. loon our Saxon Jrs. who
have been in the service will re-
turn nome and then we can COR
tlnue o., with the club in full
strength again. Let's all hope
that day is not far ahead.
Rose Lembke is still collecting
pictures Ut our Jrs. in the service
for our i.onor roll in our recra
ton room. SO to all the mothers
of the members in the service
send this plea: Please send a pic
ture OF your boy Or girl in the
servi:c 20 Rose Lembke, 3l.'
Gibbs Ave, N. f. We would ap-
preciate 1t very much Try to
have the picture not more than
4 in. SO. ..
Those wishing to attend the
Labor Day celebration in Salem,
please contact Henry Miller. Let
us all pldl 10 attend, so we can
have good showing from Can
ton. ..-. -,. '...
We arc still collecting furni-
'ture for oar recreation room, SO
anvore having any furniture not
in use who would like to donate
it to the club please contact Hen
ry Miller.
We were glad to see Martin
Untch and Johnny Miathes at our
August meeting and we all hope
that more of our members will
get home mighty quick and come
to the club to pay US a visit or
for keers.
Your reporter has noticed in
our dali: Canton Repository that
another of our club members
has -vtal ned from overseas and
that :: Otto Bahmi'ler. Here's
hoping shat he will soon be home
for a visit or for good. ~
Don't forget our monthly meet
ing Sept, Z. Let's Try to have a
perfect attendance. -.
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loRA1M NrWS r{yE1oRs

Lo:a,n, o., August 3Q-Andy'
kirschner has been It'd. from the
7l3th ky Opn Bn ro the 712th
CO B. and is stationed in Hanau,
Germany. near Frankfurt a. M.
His new APO is $50.
&c ,r"e Falk, is at Bad Mer-
genthein,, about IS miles from
Wuer:barg. He'd lii G. to get in
touch with some OF our Saxon
men. According to the map. he
and ANY are not too far apart
Bill Bi",ler is in Vohenstrauss on
the Cz:c'' border and.Art Schind-
Ter is in Reutte, Austria. That S
the best can do for your hope
you can get together
oe Sanders and Elmer Schnei-
der spe,,t day together on Oahu
Joe writes, that he was at Naga-
sukasaan ..arbor in Okinawa. for
40. days, IL, April and May. They
sent two Jap suicide planes to a
watery grave. -
Three of our men on Okinawa
send greetings to rest OF you -
Elmer D., Edward Schenker. Al
bert s. i.indler. Have received nc
word as yet of any meetings
there. l. Dcutschlaerder says he
is seldom in one place more than
) or 4 days. so it would be hard
to cor ,:.tt him.
Steve Drop, who was recently
home on survivors leave is noN
in Cal 'mnia. His address is Rec
Ship Barracks-2O4;; treasure Is.
land, Ca..;i.
Elmer Kirschner was the win
ner of telephone call home. dur,
ing a party given by the Elks at
the Ra;! Cross. Were you born
under a lucky star, Elmer!
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took in Germany. We have i
hard life getting them developed
here so tom the negative which
| will PITT in envelopes you can
get them developed at home.
From them Andy can get a
good idea of the jol his outfit
did OH Germany. They must have
hit bulls eye on every bomb
ing raid.
want to write to the kids in
New Castle yet SO III close this
letter ior today. TIL be with you
soon, not in a letter, but in per
son, SO keep your fingers crossed.
I'm so happy ! feel like cryings
When ] heard the news it was
easy for me to picture the look
of harpl.:ess on my families faces
when ] thought of how you as
you Nould look whel, you heard
OF the en- ling of the war.
Cr:i; we meet again, may God
bless and watch over you always.
VIII be seeing you soon!.
Your loving son AID brother
Otto.
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er War Plants Corporation the
government will look forward to
giving credit and assistance to
small concerns and to providing
for small business representation
in all matters pertaining to oppor-
tunities for export.
|nnT insecticides are to be i'm
- 1 mediately available for
civilian and agricultural use. This
10 another of the war discoveries
which will have far-reaching bene-
fits in peacetime application. The
Bureau Of Entomology cautions,
however, that much is yet to be
learned about using this insecticide
safely to eliminate hazard to the
consumer of products to which the
insecticide may attach itself. There
is also the problem of protecting
wild life and those insects which
are beneficial if we are not to
throw nature out Of balance.
THE Department of Commerce
l Policy Committee on Stand
ards in its recent report indicates
that standards will be of increas-
ing Importance, and that the ten.
dency will be toward establish
ment of standards for production
of goods.
The Committee believes chat
standards activities which involve
negotiation, opinion, judgment or
compromise, should be developed
through individual and joint eff
forts of technical, manufacturing,
merchandising and consumer
groups" Copy Of the report can
be had upon request.
THE effect Of the war on civilian
= supplies is illustrated by the
figures on lumber. OF the 80 bill
lion board feet of lumber to be
produced in the United States this
year, a little over half-16 billion
feet-would have been used to
crate military equipment had the
war lasted. A large portion Of this
military requirement will now be
available for civilian PURPOSES.
These figures give US some idea
OF the reason for a lumber short
age in war time.
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rEUTSCH JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
By Hermine S;inonis !.

:
Cleveland, o., Ary. 3O-Well
kids Does anybosiy's muscles
hurt? Mine dol guess we all had
good time playing basball.. at
Edgew ater Park.
Later we went to Jean Schenk' 5
house foi supper. We express
our appreciation and thanks to
her mother, Mrs. .;chenk, for
the delicious supper she had for
us. -.
Well, Ii looks like the kids like
pinochle very mucl:. | found
them pla, ing again.N'c have also
two gcod dancers in Jitterbug.
They are no other then I1ileia
and John Linzing. and the others
are the S'rls Norma Peters and
Jean Schenk. Boy Were they 60
ing to town. That is where the
sore r',..c!es come from.
In church | got compliments
for our choir singing. got a re-
ply to keep up the good work. So
lets keep it up. Come down to
choir rracticc on Tuesday nights
at 7:30 p m.
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Congress to Study Reconversion !
Laws, Jobs, Government Agencies
Prepared by Congressman Frances p. Bottoms
Washington Office in Her Absence.

NyASHINGTON'S reaction to
w announcement of Japan's sur
render was apparently duplicated
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QUESTIONS?
Answers will he founu on page 7

|. How many stars were there
in the first American flag.
2. Where is Plymouth Rock?
3. What is the name of the
kings palace in .ondon?
4. What is the largest steamer
to bring the soldiers back from
Europe:
5. For what was (,rctna Green
on the Scotch-Erglish border,
noted.
6. Looking forward which is
the starboard and which the port
side Of a ship:
7. How many of the pc bor-
oughs OF New York City are To-
Gated on the main and!
8. What is the standard coin
of Japan called?
9. What country did the Ro-
mans call f1elvetia.
10. In what country did Lord
Byron die:
81
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THE Importance of small busi-
= ness during this period of re-
conversion will not be overlooked,
Through specialists and the SMALL
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PFC. OTTO A.
SCHMIDT'S
letter written on Victory Night
at Luzon, August 10, 1945.
My dear Ma, Pa, Sis. and
Brother.

My dear Ma, Pa, Sis. and
Brother.
This is going to lie tie letter
of letters because it IS the day Of
days, the day that the entire
world has been dreaming of.
Tonight at ten O'Clock the word
that Japan wants to surrender.
providing she is allowed to keep
her Emperor, reached us. 1t was
very hot night tonight until
the rain came down about ten
minutes ago. Things we're cooled
down for while hut once we
heard the broadcast it sounded
like the world was coming to an
end. The boys did not get ex-
cited when the announcement of
the end oi the German war came
over the radio. This IS a differ
ent story though because | never
saw SO much excitement and so
many happy faces in long time.
We all crawl into our mosquito
nets at night without any clothes
on as scon as we head the news
which was announces over the
Public Address system which
set up. The fellows just put on
their shoes, nothing else. and ran
out to hear the news. We we're
kissing each other, laughing,
yelling, and even CRYING tears OF
happiness. This is a day that |
will always remember. The first
thing that entered ny mind was
of the many wonderful American
boys who are no longer able to
show these Joys which they sa-
crihceu so much for. I can how
tell you the story just as it is be-
cause the war is practically over
now and by the time, that yau
get this letter it will be over.
Sunday I'm going t. church and
thank God ior watching over us
during these trying times. Every
day that my brothc, -in-law 1t
Andy Schneider and other
Americans were Ayirg he was
constantly risking h:s life. He
made all of those missions with
out getting a scratch and is now
at home IN just as good physica
condition as when lie went in
My life was only in danger once
and you know about that. The
Germans were stopped by a mir
acle, only three miles from ou1
front door. The distance from
our house to the church and back
! We all knew that they were kill.
ing many of the men that they
captured during the bulge ant
yet our company of about liz
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SALEM NEWS
Fly Gertie Glr,cht

Salem, O. Aug. 3C--I'm sure
that al tnLse who attended ou,
social F. day night really enjoy
ed themselves. The main attrac-
tion was cente'red around Al
Webels car with Helen Schuster
and il i.inder performing. We
missed Minnie Gre!l who was
sick. Hope your well soon so that
we Can have another social.
We we're glad to have back
with Us >p!. Gus Falk just back
from overseas. It's good to see
you, Gus, and we hope you'll en-
JOY your 80 day furlough.
On benali oil the club and my
self we wish to congratulate
Martha Binder and Bill k1auss
on their recent engagement.
| wonder who the two newly
wcds are that wash their dishes
in the bath tub: If you have lot
to wash, it wouldn't be a bad
idea.
Labor ley
The Salem Juniors extend a
welcome to each and everyone OF
YOU far lhis affair. W. hope Our
Junior; will turn out for this al.
fair and help make it a day to
be remembered.
Now that gasoline is not
rationed we are expecting to see
many OF our fellow members
from Gle. Gland, New Castle, Co.
lumbus, Youngstown, Ellwood
City, Canton. Monaco. Farrell
I.orain. y ou're reminded to bring
Jour own picnic basket as food
will not be sold. There will be
dancing. with Bill Schullers band
playing, baseball, group singing
plus loads of fun for all.
The date is Monday. Sept. 5
y
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GOOD NEWS!.
To All Who Need a
Laxative NoW-and- Then

When you feel sluggish, stomach upset,
low in spirits and somewhat mo account"
because you need . good cleaning out,
what you then should Try 10 Kruschen-
speedy saline laxative-which the know
ing Public the world over has bought to
the tune Of over 24S MILLION bottles
to date.
When you want relief you want IL
PRONTO-you don't want to wait for
hours (Kruschen acts usually within an
hour) land with Kfuschen there's . mini
mum Of sudden inconvsnisnt demands
and recurrence.
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WEDDING
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mrs. T.. Z. Andersen announces
the marriage of her daughtes
Ruth to John w. Blc>k on Satur-
day. September lst, l945, at 7::5O
P. NJ, at Lakewood Congrega-
tional Church, Detroit Avenue at
West Clifton, Lakewood. Ohio.
Open church will be observed,