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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-16
RecreaiionaI Highlighis OF The Week

The following buildings listed
are open for informal recreation:
18th Street-Monday through
Saturday, 900 a.m.-5:00 pm. and
100 1000 pm.
18th S~treet-Monday through
Saturday-9:00 a.m.-l0:00 pm.
~USO-Monday through Satur-
day-8:00 a.m.-l0.00 pm.
Sunday-2i00 pm TO 1000 pm
March ls to March %. ls4S
Each Monday, Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Friday playground
activities are scheduled at the
18th Street Community House
from 900 to 1900 am. and from
$3.50 to $500 pm.
Friday
2:30 p.m.-Girl Scout Leaders
Association meeting, USO.
7:30 p.m.-Game room activi-
ties, 18th Street; Boxing club,
l4th Street.
800 p.m.-Panther Reveler Tag
Dance, Uso; Square Dancing, 18th
Street; Youth program, Lincoln
Hall; City Basketball Tourna-
ment, semi-finals, high school
gym.
Saturday
1000 a.m.-Victory Boys club
meeting, USO.
300 pm. Jackson County
Music club, USO.
800 p.m.-GSO st. Patrick's
Day dance. USO; 18th Street
dance, l4th Street auditorium;
City Basketball Tournament-fi-
mails, high school gym.
900 p.m.-20-40 st. Patrick's
Day party, Lincoln Hall.
Sunday
400 p~.m.--Amateur Hour, 14th
Street.
500 pm. - Java Hour and
Birthday party. USO.
800 p.mlClassical recordings.
Church services listed below.
Monday
400 pm. Boys program,
Youth Canteen.
$50 p.m.-Young Boys club
meeting, USO.
7:30 p.m.-Boxing club. l4th
Street; Camera club meeting,
Camera club room of USO.
Tuesday
300 p.m.-Girl Scout meeting,
USO.
Ais p.m.-Hi-Jinx club meet
ing, USO.
7:30 p,m.-Game room actlvi-
ties and Teen Age social club,
18th Street.
800 p.m.-Bingo. USO; Cover
Girl Revue, 18th Street.
$3.50 p.m.-Same.
Wednesday
1880 p.m.-Game room activi-
ties and Women's Billiard club.
18th Street.
800 p.m.-Servicemen's Wives
club, USO; Boxing club, 14th St.
-AzaA@skrsdaY
Lou pa4a 5ingo party, l4th
Street; CSC meetings, USO; Doll
Makers club, Youth Canteen;
game room activities, 18th Street.
800 p.m.-CWS and Coast
Guard dance. 18th Street.
Church Services
900 am. - Catholic Service.
18th Street.
800 pm. Union Sunday
School, l4th Street,
800 p~.m.-Community Sunday
School, 1921 Admiral Schley.
1880 p.m.@Church of Christ
Service, Lincoln Hall.
Canada's 1914 wheat crop is
astt,a.toI ~ AA7 GEG nm h,,rhaIs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-16

been visiting the Rev. and Mrs.
r. l.. Vaughn and family. Sea-
mar Vaughn is with the U. S.
Navy stationed somewhere on
the California coast.
We are happy to welcome Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Kell Carter and
sons back in our community
again. Mr.. Carten has been en-
ployed for some time in Leesville,
La.
The young people of Mt Pleas
ant and surrounding communities
enjoyed a party on Friday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-16

Ware, who was. home on leave
from the SIS. Bon Homme Rich
ards. Angel food cake and cof-
fee were served to the many
friends and relatives who were
present.
Mrs. Amele Bonham, Miss Doll
lie Roberts and r. c. Roberts
were Biloxi visitors on Wednes-
day.
MI. and Mrs. r. M. Roberts
visited in Pascagoula Saturday.
Miss Myra TAYLOR of Mobile
was a guest in the home of her
sister, Mrs. r. l.. Vaughn, for
the weekend.
The Women's Division of
Christian Service will meet at
the church on Monday evening,
March 10Th. 1t has also been an
nounced that the next one meet
ing will be held at Vancleave
church on Tuesday, April Bird,
with Vancleave and Mt. Pleasant
societies co-hostesses.
Seaman and Mrs. Marvin
Vaughn and young son have
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-16
Mt. Pleasant

Correction: A love offering
was sent to Rev. M. l.. Davis of
Sumrall from Mt. Pleasant Meth
odist church, Of which he was
formerly a member, not Mi.
Pleasant Church of God, as stated
in last weeks paper.
A birthday dinner was given
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-16

John w. Tillman. in Evergreen.
Preaching services will be held
at Mr.. Pleasant church Sunday
at II am. by Rev. G. H. Nc
Bride.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-16

Alaska has a population of H.
524 in an area OF $40, 400 square
miles.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-16

Canada's 1914 wheat crop is
estimated at 447, EST. 900 bushels.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-15

GrIaa am Spnntasabeno eincm Sdlasanfal(

@ieberum bat ser Shnitter Zoo
eine Slide in sic Meiben ser iiibreu-
sen NfGnnern glanelanss Dentlh-
.ums seriiien. am Sonntog abeno
I'm 8 llbr itarb i'm s4lter bon crit
So ssabren Soiepb 9ulsn,an 41t5
SIarf Mpe., ser HrGiibent ser Gcut-
'dyen 3.ntrale, iriiberer Hrdiiocnt
Ser @erman -Mmerican Democratic
0eogue uno Mitglieo Ser Greater
Beneficial Union.
Cine isiig::,ng oes tShidials Srollte
3. SaB sic 3entrale segeniiber Ser
@cbnung Ses 8erltorbenen in Ser
6one ser 9eterans Of 6oreien @ars
IN Glarf gpe. am Sonntog Ser
omml,na bate rnS Sulsn,an ,uiee
Ser eetp6blt battc. als Der Foo rim
)inmegrafite. gr ltarb alio oils Yrd-
iOent ser Organization, tpelber er
opiel 3eit ,lno Gnergie getpibmet
1attc. llno unt,r leiner>2eitung bate
Sic 3entrale ibre idptperlten Better,
lliidlif iiberitonoen. 3citcn, in Sc.
zen Scr arieg ausbrah uno Sie
Sarm ialt p0aig serltort ipurSe. Man
,erlieb iit ouf Sulsmans euten @at
llt,S man fonnte iif nit griolg tpci.
terarhe;t,n. Inter ieiner 2eitlne
fam Sic 3entrale tpieOer auf eeiunoe
1iibe, linb ibm lit es nit an perhan,
fen. Sab in ser GeriammIung am
Sonutag beridtet tperNen fonnte
Dob oas persangenc Snbr oos iinan
,iea erfolsreihita iiir sic Craaniia
tion mar. sln ieiner Stelle miro Dor.
lduiig Scr Gi5epr1iiocnt Ssoleps
aalper oie 3ii9el fiibrea, bis ei
neller NraIioent getp1blt lit.
9uIsman ,uurbe in MedlinaDaule,
N @irfalen gebtreu. Gr fam 1929
nah Amerifa. Gr betGtiete iih in
Jleiid)banoel uno ipdter als 9feitau
rateur in bem gleidpn 2ofal. in sen
er bel leinem loo nod tpobnte. 3u
lest mar er 8orarbeiter i'm Yatterr
department. ser Grucible Steel Gait
ings 80. al Ilmira slpe. aefpeieu,
1ulsman ipur0e bon elmer Neibt
BON Sblaganidlle oabingeraiit. Sci
Samstae abc,tb botte er bas Ye
ipu6tiein nid,t tpitoer erlanat. 6,
hinterlGbt feline Satin Mnna, s,pe
Sodter. isral Mnnelieie Map mi
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-15
HippeSrente Gkeater
experiment Eerilpms" beginnt
esrcitdg, 16. Jebruar.

Cine 8eidNTte elmer ab'orbicren
Den 9iomarSe, ausgeipieit 9cgcn Ell
uen fiuiteru Sintergruno bon SoS
uro Gernibting lit Experiment
Eerllous" oas Treitag nit ScooD
2omarr. 8eorg Brent uno Saul S.l-
fas in Sltelrollen, begiltllt. 2lelr
Geridnu6rurJ beSieGt Iidl a!,I oic
tralrige Gage uon aaiba 9cocraur-
Sic Don ibrem Ntann terrDriliert
,riro, neil er bie Seele hires Sobnes
uergiftet ,.uo lie ielbIt bis 5u Ser.
itaaopcrhrlt aualt, uno nad,Sem G,
entoedte cab Ser ar5t III lie ocrlieb1
mar, beren 5co plante. Sieier Slim
miro oer Soloaten ald' ae5eiat unS
sur ielben 3eit miro er bier porse'
iiihrt. Gs ipirfen ollBer Sen geltann
ten nod nit Slipe glafenep, 8eore
q. Nsiie, Carl Gsmonn uno Mar
aaret @pdjerlr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-15
Elm Appel onkeI Sans
tOffee of War informoton)

@aibingtnn. - Sic Hegicrlng
nppelliert on ole 0iirgcr, 10 SSitig
ipie moglic, ibre Ginfomnenltcuer,
erflor,,ng iertia 81 MAIDEN lno bel
ibrem 3llitanoieen ,Suternal Heue.
nle Collector, ein5ureiGcn. sNrner
ncrbcn alle slutpmpb;liitcu criud,t,
i'm Sntereile ser GerfebraGiientlih-
felt lire slutos 10 gut ME n0g.
lid 5I behanoelu, 0a lpipleIo lhon
tuslid faIt 1000 Nutos ais I'm,
hraudbar BON Den StrnBen ter
lflpinoen uno Ipmit oas Gerfehrsr
problem MIR nod pcricburIen. Nls
@ohenauote an @lutipeuoeu iiir
liniere Gernunoeten lparoen 100.
600 Tiuts glut benntigt, uno 5lr
Setr@umg Ser Gcrlpuuoeten iperoen
cud) bringeno meitere arantenidgpes
itern tanotigt. Sd!ueltcrn, Oic Dem
Mrmp Nurie Corps ui,lt bcitreten
fonnen, ireroen ebenio orinaenO III
GeteroncnboIpitdlern egbruud)t, in
Die monatlih ctlpa 1900 T,teranen
Sieles arieges MI eintreten. Ger II.
3. employment Serpicc eri,ld,t fer.
ner nm Melbungen sur Slrteit in
Munitionsiabrifen, bie on atutem
slrbeitermaugel leioen lno geraoe
jcet iiir uaicrc Streitfr1itc boppeli
piel Munitipn 81 lieiern babeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-15

9rieilidn geitell,naen iiir SIC
son,e Saiicn iope ein5elne @oritel.
ilinsen fonnen ihon iest an oas
aartenbiiro ser Hprtbern Sbic
Spern Iiiociatiun, Union @anf ri
Commerce, Glcpclono IA, aerihtet
iperoen. Die Yreiie iino bieiclhen
nie i'm personrenen Sriibiabr. Gin
.clforten fpiten $7.2O, $500. 81 80.
$3.50. $2.4O uno $l.20. Sir oac
odlt sluifiibruraen foltet Elm Sit
S5O.4O. $4,000, $33.6O, S25 20.
S16.sO uno $500. S;e 9unres-
I.euer lit in HicIcn Ereiieu cingce
'd)loilen.
Nnidliebeno brinseu mir oas
sorie Erogran,m Nes biesiabrisen
Sperniaiior:
Woutag abenS. Sen Is. Mpril:
nisauIt". nit 2icia sllbaneie, Shel.
ma Gotipfa. Sucicle 9ropning.
Iaoul Sotin, gSio Binja, SeonarA
9Sarren uno Sohn @afer. Sirigent.
Eellctier.
Sieustag otenb, oen II. April:
Sic Mciiteriiuger bon NiirntSrg"
nit eleanor Stcber. aerltin Sbor-
tora CHARLES Gullman, Sertert
,sanileu, Emanuel Git, @erharo
Getner, Surb Sbonlpion uno Mad
Sarrea. Siriecnt, S5en.
9Fittpo slhenA, Sen IS Muril:
uslioo", nit Hoie 9anpton, @tars
garet Sorihnlp, &urt @alm, 2aD-
renee Iibbctt uuo Hornor Gorhon,
Ciriseut, 9rei'ah.
SonnerStaa sthcno, Sen 10.
Slpril: ga @oheme" ipitb Wiou
Sopao, 6ronce5 Greer, San Ieerce.
Gsio Ginjn, S>obn 9ropnlee, Salpa-
tore 9accoIoni. Cirigent, SoNero.
6rcitag NadInllttag, Sen 20.
April: Ser @pIoene Sabn", NIT
@a.rice Muniel, Wargaret Sors
idbnp, siegina Resnif, 9fprnlan Sor-
Son, Sobn 8urnep, Hid)arb Man'
ming, Sugh Sbompiou uno 0onalo
Same. Sirieent, Cooper.
Ssreitag ahano, Sen 20. april:
.9ucia 81 2ammermpor nit Silp
Nons, Shelma @ptipfu, Sames aEels
tom israncesco @alentino uno Ns
celia Otoscona. Urgent. Sooerc.
Samstas Hahmittaa, Sen 81.
S(pril: r00iaaros Soct5eit", nit el'
81 Sopao, eleanor Steber. Sornlila
Nouotno, G5io Ein5a, Sohn @rcipns
Ice, Salpatpre @accaloni, alelllo ns
Gaolis uno 2cuis T'Nnaelo. Girl
cent, SeinSoorI.
Samstug abreo. SEN 81. april:
,Sa 8iocpnoay, mt Stella Homnnl
9rargoret Saribau, 9lanfc Che
bonn, Treocrid Sogel, Seonaro @ar'
zen, Nicola Ifoscuna uno SpbH
8urnep. Sirigent, Cooper.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-15
Mehr PenieiIIin
fuer ziviIen Cebruvch
tOffice Of War informotion)

Walbin1ton. Mit Dem 9ln.
pahien Ser 9eltGnbe an Yeniciuin
ciirite es noslih lperben, Die itrif.
tc aontrpae Der 3ipilperteilung oes
Nfittels etlpas su erlcihtern, mie
tiir5lih bel elmer Sibl,ns Gertreter
ocs heniihen giiros oes @ar &ro-
ouction 9uarb Dem ,YeniciQin Hrp-
oucers Snoultrp slbpiiorp Commit.
tee mitteilten. Gem &omitee pur.
Sen mebrere oiesbe3iiglid)e Yro.
sramme 5ur Grmigung porgclegt.
Inn iie bereit 5l baben, iobalo eine
Grleihteruns ser geihr1nfungen
uorcenommen iper0en fam.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-15

HramdJt orinoenb peitcre 10000
Mr6eitcr

Nalbingtou. @ic ser Gurlibenbe
Der 8ar Wianppeucr Gpnuniilicr,
Saul 9. Wc9futt, mitteilt, lit inTplge
BON Nerional .WanaeI sic Eroouftion
elmer &eib: friegspihtiJer slrtifel
tart ouriifgeaansen lno a,!s oiciem
8rl,noc iuer0en in 1900 0etrieben
ioiort etapa 10000 Nrbeiter beno,
tigt. 9(uh tauienoe BON anDcren Sc.
trieben meloen slrbeiterluangel une
|aud, bort biirfte lih infolseoeiipn
baIo elm Asroouftionsriidgan be-
1nerfbar nlafRll, ipen1 niht urt,.
geDeno M6Wlfe geIfnffen tpirb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-15
Die gegenwuertige CusoIin.
vnd 0elknopPheit
iOffiee Of Mor lnformufionl

NOItsSe OF Wor VntoSmoton)
Wa'hlngton. = ssm erfien Bier
teliahr 1915 iinS iiirs Die 3ipilbe=
p6Iferung tdclih 1.144,OOO Sab
Golc!in our Gerfiieuna eeiteat, uno
Siele 9fenae ioate ourd)aus our
Geduna oes Vebari ausreid)en,
rsrn nidts oopon in Sic aanGle beS
Shleihbanoels abeeIeitet miro uns
Sle Nutomobiliitcn nid,t mebr bam-
tern, ais lie unbebingt brau6en.
Cas hurd, o:e Motionierung einees
iparte Naiolin reidt io,pieio Bel mel
tenn nid)t aus, sen milit1riiben 9es
hori gu beden uno menn Mrnee
uno Slotte mebr tenotisen. miro
cben Ser 3inilbeoarf meter beIhnit-
ten meroen miillen. Cine Steigeruns
Ser Hroouftion lit ndmlih nid)t
n,ebr moelid) - auf ben Selfeloern
ino III sen Maiiinerien miro ihon
oaS Mariluum 9eleiitet, l,no a,,d
',!uIer Sransportipltem fanu einiod
ridt mebr betpdltiaen als es idon
MT
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-15
Die Kuensiler der Metropolitan
0per kommen wieder mach Cleveland
In dem Progromm befnden sieh dre open die bisher
noch NIGHT in Cleveland ovfgefvehrt wurden.

Iie MctropoIitnn Spern 8eIen.
idaft fomnt mieoer mad, GleuelanN
,,no iiibrt in ser Gublic Sall Smi.
ldFn Dem 16. lmo 81. Npril od,t
Meilterirerfe ser Spernliteratur
auf. Sn oem Gro1ramm beiinoer
lid) brei NeieinIrlojerunsen Sic
hisbcr nod ME pcn ser trriibn,tcr
Spernaeicllit)ait in Glepelano &C.
seiat nuroen.
Ger Sp:elplnu unb ouoere Gin,
iclteiteu purocn nun BON Sbomos
g Siolp, oem GorIitencen scr
9tortbern Sbio Opera Niociatiou.
hefauut aegeten. Gie sseltipiel5ei:
miro nit Gounons nTnrit" erSfis
net. Son befannten @crfen erideis
neu auberNem Serbs yNion", Guc.
cinis vSa 9oben,e", 9oni5ettis vSu.
cia 81 9ammermpor unH Moiart5
.ssieurps Soh5eit.
Die brei bier uon Ser Nfetropoli.
tan Sper nod, niht nufgefiihrteA
Spern iino: sic NtciIteriinser BON
stiirubers" bon Rid)aro @agner.
Ser Boloene Sohn" unn 3in,sfD
&oriafoif llno ga 8ioconoa" BON
smilcare Ynnd,ialli. Die ruIli'd'e
Sper miro in elmer neueu engliidpn
iyaiillms praientiert, sic an l. Mirj
iii 9telp Dorf sur Gritouiiiihruna
aeIaret. Sieie Heuinisenierung lit
iiir Glepclano uou tslonoercm Sn-
icreiie, oa Die 9teuuuaItatil,nl oUrd,
Gin Seihenf unIerer Spernuereini-
glma erm6c clid)t luuroc.
Wian miro iif irelNn. llnter Den
Girigeuteu micher Grid 2cinsoor'
tesriiben 81 f6nnen. Gr leitct 81:
sluiiiibrIlna bon ~S!goroS Sod.
scit". George S5cl, Ser ais Giri-
sent einiger Spntpboniefon5erte III
scr Senerance Snu groben GrfolJ
bate, oirigiert Die neueInItlNierten
.Weiiterlinger". Ser @oIocnc
Ssahn" uno go Gjiocouoa" ltcbt IN
ter ser muiifaliitcu Scitlag Don
Cmil Cooper. Sic nnNercn Spcrn
iueroen bon @ilfrieo Iellctier, Eau.
@reiiah uno Geiarc Spoerp geIeitet.
1Siir nie adt Spern, Die oiEsnla.
qeboten iperoen, plroct oie hcrpor'
ragenOiten Ginger uno S1ngerin-
lten Oes beriitnltcn atnItinltitlttes,
aelponnen.
gSir erpdhnen MIR oie Namcn
bon 2ilp Gons, e5io Ein5a, Fatricc
MitnIel, 2eonaro @arrcn, Siou
Sapap, SaIuutsre @accalouL 9icio
albaneic. Sobn @romnlec, Stelln
Aoman. San Eeercc, Hoie 9omp.
ton. 9anrence Sibbett, Shelma 90
tipfa, ,San1cs Meltpn &erItir Shor-
bora, Nornlan Goropu. eleanor
Steber, Goualo Same, SlrlulIc
9iouotna. GbarIe5 aullnan Naonl
Sobin, ,Sreoerif SSaacl llno Der'd)les
Sene anoere.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-15

Iungen iinoen in SieIer ISOLDE aud,
an, Gouuerstag. Sreitag lnr
San,stas Notwithstanding
ltutt.
Sas hetriebiame &pn;tce bon 800
Eerionen, ons nnter ser 9eit,lng
con George 6. 9oiimann uub @il.
liam 6. Sd,nibt ilebt berihtete,
NaB Sulienbe pnu &arten fiir Sic
reridieoenen Goritelllngen Dereits
rrIerpiert muroen. slue slnSeihen
iprhen Nafiir, naB bie oiesiabrigen
Seronitaltl,neen oic groBten oes III
Sirat Grotto Sirius in lciner Is.
idbrigeu 8eiebidte iino.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-15
Nonnerstds, Sen 15. 0ebrnar 1046


WaIbingtnn. 80 Die ,loge1nn11fe
>.@. 5. gia oi @igbts" bietet Ba.
teranen bes eegentpdrtigen Rrieges
oie peridieoeniten M6glihfeitn, It'd
iiir oas 3ipiIletm peiter iort3nbil'
oen, uno tpie Der 2eiter ser Bette
rams Nominiltration, .9rigaoegenes
raj ;Sranf &. &ines, mitteilt, lnaht
cine 9robe gln5abl BON Teteranen
capon Gebrald). Mn llnirerlitdten
,,no anoeren tabemiiden 2ehranlta!'
ten itunieren bopon ettpa 80 Nro"
sent, n1breno 20 Hrooent an ntdt'
otabenilfen Shulen aurle nitneb'
men ODER 8er,,isidulung ourhlna"
Gen.. slm Sabresidlub nabmen ms
aeiamt 1864 3eteranell oielc
neutrality-suspicious. III ars
ipruh oapon 1858 al Shulen
perihiebeniter slrt uno 275 in prot-
t!ihcr @erufslhulune.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-15

Tas Euhlic Nuoituril,m oicnt
nun OILS 3irf,,s; or lit MN bns
Centrum bon 2oeneu. Sigert, Gle
Ianten, Glolpns, slfrobaten, Muiif=
fapeIen. Simonooe. Sn oieien ma
aiihen Worten liegt ser aan5e 3au.
FER bes 3irflsiies. Is banoelt iih
nm feline getpobnlite 9lngeleaenbeit,
ionSeru nm et!uaS &erporragenhes,
nie cS nur ser sll Sirat 8rotto Cir
fus bieten fam.
Gs lit pohl bos aroBtc Greianis
Ses @inters. S&ocs &ino, Sas bic
&prIiihrlngen luh rno uatiirlid
audi ieocr Grnad,iene tGrnen oos
fcseueen.. sluBer Sen Mbenbporitel=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-15

Srau 9ilbegarbe Mnoreps. iospie
stpei Gnfel.
0ie iterbliehen 6elte tparen i'm $.
5. Gref, 2eihenbeltattl,ngs
15408 Trisfett Mo., aufgebabrt, po
am Nithpod um 2 llbr nadmittoas
bie 9eidenfeier ltnttfanS.
0ir ipreden oen Sinterbliebenen
rnier aufrihtiaes @piIcio aus. Mo.
ge Dem Seingeganaenen sic groc
leid,t iein!
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-09
". Y. STOCKS

New York. Feb. g. (UP)-Stock suf-
Tered their widest decline OF the year
Friday on contracted volume.
The list extended Thursdays small loss
es by fractions to = points. Market news
tributed the rundown after a long period
of advance to technical factors. Many
traders who had anticipated a recession
withdrew TO the sidelines and moderate
amounts of realizing resulted in a few
rather wide recesSions.
No group was spared although the
oils resisted pressure better than other
sections, Mercantile issue losses also
were restricted and the utilities yielded
only fractionally. Leading steels de-
clincd a point or more. Motors had
losses ranging to > points in Chrysler
Widest rail losses were in Nickel Plate
Issues points in the preferred. Santa
Fe. Atlantic Coast Line and Union Pacific
were down a point or more. Tires de-
clined fractions to more than a point.
few special issues rose against the
trend. Liquors made the best group
-Seagrams at New highs. The former
gained point. Celanese rose more than
a roini TO a new top. Real SILK Hosiery
preferred added another points on the
dividend on arrears declared Wednesday.
Charles Pfizer touched 72L up 3A points
and new high.
Leaders in turnover included Packard.
Aviation Corporation, Commonwealth &
Southern, GrahamPaige, and Baltimore
and ohio-all in the low-priced group.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-09
New Orleans Open
Gets Under Way

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 9. CUP) -
The golfing professionals, who have
been beating "old man par" as If
he were the rankest duffer this
season. tee off Friday in the $4,000
New Orleans open over course
that may put most Of them back
into the bogey figures.
The City Park layout, always
tough, with its many lakes rough
terrain and trap-pocked fairwayS,
has been made even more so by
recent heavy rains.
The favorite was Byron Nelson
of Toledo, Ohio, who has been "Mr.
Big" of the touring professional
clique for two seasons, although he
has failed six times in a row to
annex the New Orleans open title.
Defending Champion Sammy Byrd
of Detroit still was a doubtful
starter because of an arm injury
suffered in the Corpus Christi, Tex
as, open last week. He has been
taking treatments and has not
practiced.
Sam Snead, who has been more or
less ablaze since his discharge from
military service, rated high among
the favorites on the basis of prac-
tice rounds. He had three under
par 60 Thursday in the pro-ama-
teur competition which preceded
the regular meet. Harold Gug) Nc
Spaden, Sanford, Maine, was low
with 81, five under.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-09
MITCHELL HOSPITAL MEN
GET GOLF TRAINING

MITCHELL CONVALESCENT
HOSPITAL, Campo, Calf, Feb. 9.
Golf classes for beginners started
this week at Mitchell Convalescent
hospital. A practice fairway is ready
for play and an 18-hole putting
green is under construction. Fifteen
sets of clubs are available and 1000
golf balls have been ordered es-
pecially for the use of the conval-
eScentS.
The classes are under supervision
of the physical reconditioning de-
partment of the hospital Because
golf offers mild exercise and helps
re-establish timing and muscular
coordination it is considered valu-
able in reconditioning. 1t is also an
excellent means of determining
ability to concentrate.
Patients also have the choice of
basketball, volleyball, tennis, bad
minton, and other sports on the big
playing field or in the fieldhouse.
One hundred horses are available
for riding.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-09
Circus, Rodeo
Coming to f. {.

The Ell Centro Stadium, at Fourth
and Hamilton, will be the scene OF
the first annual Wild West Rodeo
and Hollywood Thrill Circus"-on
Saturday and Sunday, Feb. lib
when the National Rodeo Associa-
ton presents the big combined Con-
test Rodeo ana Thrill Circus which
played to more than 100000 spec
tators in 1914 throughout the Unit
ed States, Mexico and Canada.
Cowboy Joe Evans, famous arena
director from Miles City, Montana,
is taking entries at the rodeo head
quarters in the California hotel.
Rodeo contests will feature the
finest cowboys and cowgirlS in
America today, competing in Off
cial rodeo championship contests of
bronc riding, bull-dogging, calf rop-
ing and wild COW milking. Perform
ances will be held at 3 pm. and 8
pm. both days.
In addition to the big rodeo con-
tests some of Americas greatest
circus thrill acts will be seen, with
Super Daredevil leaping his car
over a transcontinental bus and
five other cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-09

Mitchell Hospital
Joins Hoop Lists
CONVAI,ESCENT

MITCHELL CONVALESCENT
HOSPITAL, Campo, Calf, Feb. g..
Fifteen army installations have
entered teams of ten men each in
the Southern Security district bas-
ketball tournament of the Ninth
Service Command to be held at
Mitchell Convalescent hospital Feb.
IA through II. First and second
place winners in this consolation
tournament will be entitled to parti-
cipate in the service command tour
nament at Camp Beale, Feb. %,
March l, 2, and 3.
All games will be held in Mitchell
hospitals field house unoer super
vision of the physical recondition-
ing department. Mitchell was also
host to the service command south
ern district boxing tournament in
December.
Installations which will send
teams are Camp Callan, Calf; Pris-
oner of War Camp, Florence, Ariz.;
Birmingham General hospital, Van
Nuys, Calf; 247th Signal Oper. Co.,
Fort Macarthur, Calf; Camp ANA,
Arlington, Calf; Ft. Huachuca,
Ariz.; Mariana Army Air Field, Ariz.,
Torney General hospital, Palm
Springs, Calf; Victorville Army
Air Field, Calf; Santa Barbara
Service Command Unit; Santa Ana,
30Cth Base Unit; Camp Ross, Will
mington, Calf; Kingman Army
Air Field, Ariz.; Harbor Defense of
San Diego, Fort Rosecrans. Mitch
ellis own team of Sou men and
patients will also compete.
Colonel Joseph E. Campbell
Mitchell commanding officer, is
honorary referee. Captain Noel H.
Petree, director of physical recondi-
tioning, is tournament director and
in charge of officials. Other COM
mittee members are: Major William
S. CHM, medical director; S/Sgt.
Russell johnson, fieldhouse and
equipment; Lieutenant John Haber-
man, drawings and tournament
play, Corporal Clarence Staab, reg
istration; Private Kurt Waldeman,
property; Captain Buckley Howard,
billeting; Lieutenant Morey r.
Fields, mess; Major Kiah Wampler
entertainment and recreation; Cap
tain Philip F. Steere, transporta-
ton; Lieutenant Marian d. Myers,
publicity.