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tablespoon OF butter, melt and mix
the -four with this. Then add sour
cream. II cream Is too thick, add a
little sweet milk. Place pan over fire
and stir around with a fork to get
the meat juices Of the pan mixed
with the cream mixture. Then pour
this into the beef and mushrooms in
the double boiler and cook for 5 or
10 minutes. Season to taste. Serve
on large biscuit slit in half and
toasted on the cut side only. The
Russians usually serve with Julienne
potatoes.
Julienne Potatoes: Cut potatoes
into little long strips about the size
Of large match. Fry In deep fat
till golden brown.
II more gravy is wanted increase
the amount Of sour cream and -four
STAIN REMOvALY
TO FRESfIEN ROOM.
(From Mrs. c. P. S., ArlinSto,,.)
Can any one tell me what will re-
move red f1ngernail polish from q
pair Of brown gabardine slacks?
Also, what will remove white
paint from . Navy blue taffeta
brunch coat?
May I offer helpful hint? One
half cup Of vinegar placed in a room
where there Is lot Of cigarette
smoke will clear the room OF that
sitting odor, especially at a cock
tail party.
PIE CRUsTs.
fFron, Mrs. A. H. B.. Washington.
For Mrs. B. F.. c., Silver Spring:
Do you flour your board before
rolling pie crusts? Or maybe you
don't use quite enough. This flaky
crust is one to be proud Of:
Graham Cracker Pie Crust-One
and one-half finely crushed graham
crackers. 4 to " cup sugar, II cup
melted butter
Stir sugar and butter into crumbs,
blending thoroughly; press mixture
evenly over surface OF 9-inch
pie plate. Chill thoroughly. With
meringue-topped pie this crust
will bake while the meringue is
cooking, otherwise bake in a mod
crate oven $50 degrees F. 10 to Is
minutes and cool before filing.
Flaky Pie Crust-One and one
half cups pastry -four, 3 tablespoons
cold water. y cup shortening, u
teaspoon salt.
Sift flour and salt together. Cut
shortening into the -four with dough
blender or spatula. Sprinkle water,
tablespoon at time over mixture.
Work lightly with q fork until
dough Is formed. Roll to desired
thickness about 4 inch). Fit into
pie shell. Bake $50 degrees for Is
minutes. tAmount, one 9-inch pie
she'll
(From s.. G. B., Washington.)
II you will try rolling your pie
crust out on a piece of wax paper
you will find it q help. You can
TURN THE PAPER AROUND and
roll the dough on each side and
then pick up the paper, with the
dough on it, and place it in the pie
plate dough side down and pull
on the paper. Repeat procedure for
the top crust. The dough does not
stick to the paper as 1t does to the
bake board.
fFrom Mrs. M. C.. j.. Washington. J
Graham Cracker Pie Crust-Six-
teen graham crackers (crushed with
rolling PIN, ! teaspoon -four II
cup sugar, II cup melted butter,
teaspoon cinnamon. Mix as for pie
crust, line pie plate Il use enamel
plate) with y Of mixture, saving u
for top OF meringue. Sugar may be
omitted II it's too sweet. Let pie
set until 1t Is thoroughly cooled be-
fore cutting. remove from plate with
pie server or wide sraf ffIla
Evening star., 1946-09-23

Al braided rag rug in two colors
which has a stunning 14-inch flow-
or applique of felt or brightly COL
ored wool materials, will make q
handsome addition to any room.
Send Is cents tcoinD for Pattern
No. R2460 to Needle Arts Dept.
The Washington Star, P. o. Boz
100, Station G, New York 10, N. Y
Please include your postal zone
elmhey.
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lDtnterh harte 6rptebelz
pflan,en

Sect, no Oas bllnte Hullb Der
gGume SIT 9pben gcipebt lit, miro es
3eit, at oas Iritbiabr sll oenfen uno
Ole lpintermrten 8lunlenppiebeln in
sic GrOe 81, bringen, oamit lie int
6riibling bliiben. Gas Eflan5cn ailf
oie ollrf) 8roben porbereitenoer
8eete fanl bis 81 Witte ober GnOe
Nopembr eriolgen, ioiueit Ser 8obcn
oa5u oiIen lit.
Gum 9lllspflan5en oieier luinter=
bartcn t3spiebelpilan5en lit iiberoll
in 8arten Elm Ylab pcrbanNen, ). !.
Dor lmo 5lpihpen Ben Struudgrlp-
per, at Ben @egen, I'M &aier, nnl
;sli,e alter 81llne uhp. Cine 3n-
Ionmerietllr9 perid)ieoener Irten
bon gll,nlen5lpicbeln ;Al fielnel1
8ruppen lit auf oen Talenpldtcn gut
oneebraft, lpeiI baburd, geIalligc
umo aud) trirfllrgspolle 9iloer ent;
ltcbel,, bie i'm ,sriibling brppe!t ,pert
boil lino, ,peun oas illnge, irilhr
Grim oa5u sic llmrabnllng lieiert.
fMon liebt iol1e Eflan'l,ngen aber
MIR ielten, ba lie lpenig bcfa1nlt lillo.
Sier fonnen ole 3,piebeln jubrelang
ont sleihen Elate iteben bleiben, of,
ne Sabiie naf ser 8liite berollsae'
non,nten tperoen. 9luerbings lal'ell
nlanAe ser @lrmenSlpiebeln, nie
Spnsinthen llho Sulpen. III ibrcr
8liite nad, anbere lrieoer erld)einc'l
in ierem Sabre i'm 5riibiabr IN III.
permin>erter Sd)onbeit.
ltm cine quite Gntluidlung Ser ge.
pilon5ten 3lpiebeln iider5ritellen. lit
bas sluffiiGen Ser Yflan5itelle nit
autem aompoit notis. Gas YIcn5s
LODI lit ni6t 5Uipit 5ii mahen, lnne
BERN 10, oaB Ser gooen Gier flad) ut.
Ssm arSercn 6aa bleibt ,ntter Der
3luiebel Elm SoDlraunl. ,Sn ld)rec-
loien Mintern empfieblt it'd oas @e:
oeden ser Yilansiteae nit elmer leid'
ten @interbeoedung burd, 6allarb,
Streu, 0OrinnlQ ooer nit fllr5Gn
0iineer, oomit Ser 6roit niht tieI
einoringen fann. Sic Serldjieoenbcit
ser 3u folder 8epilan5ung ,lotigcn
s(rten iid)ert eine lange 8liiteseit un>
cine @erbinoung bonn 6riiblins gun
CONNER, ,rp Damn BEN 8arten nene
8liiber ibmiiden.
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CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Hilda Farr

Columbus. O., Oct. l7--Aiter
all the switching dates on that
wiener roast. we are finally go
ing to have it Oct.2O and every
one is to meet at GOtzmeister 5
at 800 p. m THAT is not Saxon
tlme).
We will have to have a Com
ing Out Party for Mary Gotz-
meister as soon as she can get her
leg out of that cast. She's gotten
a rough deal out of those liga-
ments, but we'll have a party for
for you. Mary, even if we all
freeze to death. Everyone got d
lot of iun at her expense when
she showed up for the rcgula,
meeting last week and I'VE all got
to autograph that cast.
The entry blanks for the bowl
ing tournament will be mailed
out this week. The deadline for
the entries to be in is Dec. 18th,
so please take care of this at
your next meeting.
We were glad to have three
visitors at our last meeting. and
since you will be staying in Co
lumbus for awhile fellas. we hope
to see lot of you. They were
Ray Botch OF Medina, and Carl
and Walter Thesis OF Salem.
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ger &rntofoas Sic Hebe lit, Iito, bei
aller ibrer Maiiipitdt ln,o @raIen
baitigfelt, i1mtlid ood) MIR ais Nte-
5enOelifte im 3uiamneubcng lnit
Ger Sa1olun9 be9angen moroeu, 'oic
ser 8eriGtsbof ais Sas rluprcmc
crime" iblebtbim erflGrt bat - l,iln
lict ser Blaming, Gorbereihug unc
Durdfiibrun9 zines oggreii,pen
ariegs".
Herionen, sic in Millipncu BON
Sdlen genlciller Gcrbreden ityulhig
fins, bon scr sluflage oieies sr0bten
aQsr 'Gcrbrcdpn ireiipred,eu 81 ,pol
len, ,pie Senatpr Gait es Mill. er=
g1be tciuel: pernlinitigen Sinr. Ser
2aie oiirtte in Oiciem Y.lnfte tauleno-
mal cher gcncigt lein, Oem @ollpcr
n:ur Iepep bei5upilihten, Ser io-
glcid nad) 0cfonntueroen oes Sait-
iHen "Gcroifts" 1T luulliBperitdiH
lider Weiie gegen Die Gerirrllug oes
,SuriitcnreHts" tpie es III Ohio gum
slllsorud 9clangtc, Iront aclnod)t
bot.
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NEW CASTLE, PA.
By Paul Sander


New Castle, Pa, Oct. 17-I Our
New Castle reporter comes out OF
Information with some news
now and every wcek-we hope.
The Juniors held their monthly
meeting last Tuesday and we had
a fair attendance for a change e
discussed the coming basketball
season and an affair in the near
future. There seems to be lot
going on so we will hold our
agar sometime TN the near future.
Speaking of attendance. we can
always do better. $50 let's all
come to the next meeting on Oct.
"a. See you there.
Basketball
The n. {. basketball team held
meeting last Sunday andJohnny
Bender was elected captain. J.
Ameser. manager. We also dis
cussed a practice floor and mat,
ters concerning our home games
this wear. You out OF town clubs
can rest assured that the n. (.
team and Juniors will uphold
their reputation by offereing you
good clean sportsmanshlp and a
good time.
Challenge
Yours truly, this reporter, ha:
been advised to challenge any out
of town Saxon club to a bowling
contest to be held on a home ant
home basis. The bowling aspire:
to the pins only and our boy:
would like to engage one or two
five man teams. If any of yo,
| clubs are interested please con
tact our secretary Miss Rutl
tSchuster. Here's hoping w
hear from lot of you and ma,
the best team win.
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ELLWOOD CITY
Bv Mary Paul

Ellwood City. Pa, Oct. IL
The monthly meeting was held
Sunday afternoon with a fairly
good attendance.
Notice to all Clubs!
Ellwood will hold Halloween
dance on October 20. Lou Lords
orchestra will provide the music.
This is not masquerade dance,
SO just bring yourself out We'll
be satisfied. SO come on all YOU
out-of-tOwners TO Ellwood and
greet the old gang again. See you
all on Oct. 70. There will be food
also.
Quite a few new members
were taken into our club, namei-
Lillian Weller. Ruby Paul, Rose
mary Bender and Loi sJean
Weingarter and Betty prokopa
as social members.
We wish to congratulate Lii
lian Weller and Willie kloos on
their recent engagement. Best OF
Luck to both of you. It's going
to be fun seeing who's boss!
There is still bowling every
Tuesday night at 7::3O at the Pa
lace Annex and basketball prac-
tice on Wednesday at 7:5O for
boys and $50 for to 9:3O for
girls.
All plans have been completed
for our first basketball game
with Youngstown. We're looking
forward to playing against you.
By the way. the girls will play a
game that night also. SO come Oh
girls get out your gym shoes
and suits and we are really 60
ing to give them a workout.
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MARTINS FERRY
NEWS .
By Rose Orend

Martins Ferry, Ohio. Oct. IL
There we are back again. For
while we Ferrians had little
trouble keeping together, but we
are back again, trying harder than
ever to advance.
We're finally getting started
on a choir We have combined
with the Luther League and we
have got some pretty good sing
ers. Our first practice is next
Wednesday. Oct. q.
Atter being in the service for
three years Robert Roth is back
with us. He has not received his
final discharge from the army as
yet. but he will soon be a FULL
pledged civilian again.
While on the subject OF Roths
we'd like to congratulate Bill
Roth. He got "hitched' to Hezel
Fowler of Martins Ferry. Sat.
October 5. Here's hoping married
life agrees with them.
To Cleveland West
We're going to try to have at
least two members present at
your dance, but we can't promise.
Our fellows will be working,
and that sort of excludes us girls
from semi-formal dance. We're
working on it though! Here's
hoping to see you in November!
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Incidentally

Those Fucker games are JUS
the rage at the club now. Almos
all the Juniors play-and vigor
ously too.
w Snyder bowled 'em over 70,
a 2O3 average in 5 games. Some
Nof our Saxon boys visited Ell
wood City last Saturday and hat
a fine time.
Nov a reminder to attend the
meeting-Oct. "a and Auf Vie
dersehen
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YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
YOUNGSTOWN O.. Oct. IL

Youngstown, o., Oct. IL -
Thanks a million to all our
friends who attended our Card
Party and Boxing Carnival. it
was sure gratifying to the COM
mittees and the Juniors as a wohie
to see the swell turn out.
Mrs. A. Schuller and Mrs. M.
Maurer won first and second pri-
zes respectively in the ladies card
games. While Johnny Stitch and
MIR. Mason won first and second
in the mems division. Mrs. Brick
ner won the B-prize. The D-prize
.Nas won by Steve Estek. John
Schuller won the prize of prizes
quart OF whiskey.
On behalf of Pres. Frank b.
kesch and all the Juniors | wish
to express our thanks to Dici,
Schuller for his fine job of refer
eeing. also our thanks to all the
boxers who gave us some fine en-
tertainment. Onr thanks also to
everybody that made donations
so that all tn emoney could be
set aside for uniforms. Last, but
mt least. our thanks to all the Jrs.
who worked to make this affair
possible and a success.
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1tra,i,au II, ei,tci.t
Gaeer bel DartnitaSt

ssrantiurt a. 90. 9ie II. g. lrree
CAB befannt, baB Observation-Disclosures
@ilitiirpoliSiIten 6ei elmer Gupl'
rlmg eingeiett aurroen, oe iid in ei,
nem Eager fir 3ipilgefangene il, Ser
N6be bon Oarnritoot ereignet hat
Die @afenpenen riiien eineu 3aln
bon elmer bierteI Meile 21nee ein.
Die Gage trnr SO Mi,r,1ten nod Dem
gingreifen ser Yolisei ,,nter Son.
troqe.
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einb Ste nnD sSare anaeh1rtAeR
Ueitalteb TIM Qranfsnberetn nnS
GentroI Vertanb? Wenn ntd,t. iett
ID bic 4eit betaufreten. um aenauers
Nnfsrmatipn rnten eie ben 9slaI.
bertreter on.
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Queen |!

Eyes were popping and whis-
pers could be heard above the ex-
carnations of alteration. Then
everybody took a last glance and
wrote down on a little piece of
paper their choice. When the
BALLOTS were counted, Youngs-
towns Queen had been chosen
and what beauty we agreed on
Here name vin case you are inter-
ested, and who isn't.- is Mary
Ann Bochu. (Phone number and
address upon request.)
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Katkeliihe aibel a,.i
,,anterif

tYpitpn. Mep WSatbcp Stapletcl
teilte init, oab oie erlte vamerifa.
! niihe" llcberIetl,ng ser tatboliidcll
gibcl ln ,ocn Gereiuigfen" Stoaten
pcrbereitct treroe. Ticie 9ibeliibere
ieb,ng iperoe pollig in ausbriid'l
uno in elmer S6reibweiie geDalten
iein, apie iic mebr l,ns oils Oen Gng-
limoern 9elduiig iit." Sfep. Staple-
ton hit ser friibere Setter oe, ameri,
faniidpn fatboliihen 9ibel-Serei.i.
gl,ng ,peld,er sic lleberietllng ane
pertrout tpurbe.
8isber bat oieie @ruppe fatho,
lilfcr @elebrter sic eriten iiini 8ii'
ter Oes sllten Ieitame,,ts aus. oenl
slltgriediiben unO Scbrdlid)en ins
moberne v9(merifaniidb" iibertragen.
I'm fir ole 2elcr ser 8ibel allBer-
balb ser %ercinigten Staoten nl0Gs
lide lllMepobnbeiten aus5lllhliebcl;,
lilto Stpei unhere lteberietungen oca
s(lten Teitanents ins Gnglilfe IN
Gnalono in Gprbereitl,ng.
Sic cine oieler l(eberletungen, otr
iiir oen @tbralth in ltniperlitdtell
uno tpilienidnftlihen &reiien be-
ltinmt lit, miro in 0eltminiter, Sen!
9onooner Stltbl pon 9ernaro &ur'
/! oinal Griffin, m,saearbeitet. It. Siec
9fonalo q. &nor, ser friibere tatbo'
liihe aaplan bon Srforo, lit NIT Scr
lleberleb,u,H in ein popllltireS v1lto,
oernes cngliib" beidaitigt.
Miar. anor, Scr als cine Sbcr,
LODI Solmes slutborit1t beriibmt lit,
ebenio ipie als Ierfaiier nebrerer
Oeteftip-N onmne. hattie I'M SATIRE
1886 cine obeefiir5te llno umgear'
beltete fatboliid)e gibel berolls'
gebrucht
Iieie orci Yrojettc 'llalniell
meroen, Lreum iie III pielletd)t 5ebl1
,sabrcn ppaelpoet iinb, ,pie Gr. Stnp-
leton iuote. sic erite fatboli'hellebers
ietllng ser &eiligelt Sd'rift ms GHg,
Iiide oariteGen, ieitoem GnSe Scs
IS. Ssohrbnnoerts enelilfe Sliidt.
Iinae Die IcunpsVibel in 5ra'ifrelt]
peroiientlid,teu.
rStapletou erflGrt, oaB Su2 1911
iertiageiteatc Neue Seltamei't Ger
9r,ocridait feline po!lis ,lellel(eher.
lcbl,m lit. Sic Gltere tatholibe
ISesort nuroe iomeit ,pie moglid) bci=
bebalten. T."
Solpubl oie @eltlninlicr5 58ruppe
,pie Mier. anor iiberieben aus Der
latciniidpn gibel- ltebertra9ullg. Ger
Gu(gata, ,pelhe ieit pielen Sahrs
buntoerten sic 8ibel ser ipe1t!ldell
Stride lit.
Nod, oeu 9lusiiibruugen upn IT.
Stapletpn lit ieoer lteber1eter NIT
eemienigen Wud, alls oem Alteh Se-
ltaucnt batraut, alli So: er lpe5lnll'
liert lit. ec;ne slrbsit piro olsSan1,
BON Srci cr>eren N!iiaiicoern I5er'
priiit, weihe etraias slenoernnass
poridlGae Gem lleberieser ul,tcrbrel'
tem Nlsoann gebt sic Mr6e!. an Den
Jlcpiem 8ootb in @olbingtou. Der
oas leste SSort iprid;t.
O
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17

polt" 1elber gerl6tet, ote IN 1eoer
Summer bul1oerte Der geiuhtcll
Iorcllen !peroIientlicbt uno 10 aud,
in REIN menibli6cr Siniid)t cil,
.rrrtpolles 9iroeglieo ,lpi'den oel
il,ngen Menifeu Ser perid)ieOcnell
rGomps" biloet.
Sin rcoaftipncller Irrtum
acknowledgements iprtht oie $50,
d)cnpoit" nod i'm Muguit, ,peni1c
Gage Dor ser 9iloung ,Ncs reucn
Sonoes SdlesmigsSolitein, bon Dem
Sroiett zines oeltihen GinSclitaotcs
oes 0tamens .Seelano", oem ouBor
tbrcm Sutherland nod, Solltcin lmo
Den einltigen orei vSanialtGoten mo
voieienigcn Seile Sd)les,uias, sic
auslpelslidl elmer nor5lncbucuoen
GoNfsabiti,lunll1g oc,tIh pleibcn
luollen", angeboren icQcu. Ser riiio-
oeutlhc Yolitifer non ocnr birir
slugaben itanmlen, lit in5uiihen
ourd, sic @riilro,,ng ees 9anoss
'Shleslpig- -Solitcii1 fcrriaiert NOR.
oen, alro sic ~Abltin1mlu1gs" -SsOce
ser ~Spefoanen" ifeillt aligcgeban
il iein.
llebrieens lGbt sic v@ohenpoit" :
Hcoaftion cs nift at Sem Mut ieb-
len. 81 ser 0ebatte iiber sic itaats=
rchtlihcn Neuaufbou Icutlhlanos
aud, ibrerieits oas @ort SIT ergreiien.
Sic ipridt Ser riooeroliItiihen" 2D-
hung als ser ~ein5ig berieoigenoen"
oas @ort - "ein5is befrieoigeno"
tpobl fiir gelpiiie SieaerrddIte unN
sic IiiSSe!,tlfen Yartiflllarilten. 81.
ire reoaftionelle Yarentbeie be5cih-
net oobei Die Tereinigten Stoatn bon
slnerifa OILS reinen iolhen Stuater-
buno", lrie er iebt al,d) in Scutid)=
lono gebiloet 1peroen ioae Sic irs
rem Serr &ollege! Gin ~Iolfer Staa=
tenburo" mar rnier slmerifa MIR III
ser 3eit Ser naonfooeratipn" luie bic
Iltere Gereinigung Ser noroamerifa
niihcn Stonten genumt ,uuroe. lit.
ierc Linton" lit nidIt mebr Sic ulte
acnfSeration. Die Gereinieten
Stoaten iino pielmebr ieit bem Ser
faill,ngssperf BON 1887 elm gunoess
itaat unb nift mebr Elm Staatels
bl,lpb. Gomlno q. Sboma'er.
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SALEM NEWS
By Gertie Herman

SalcmyO.. Oct. 17-Our bas-
ketball team has begun to prac.
tice for games to be played in
the T. S. ]. A. basketball league.
All Salem Junior boys interested
in basketball will meet at the
Memorial Building every Wed.
evening at 7:3O p. IN. for practice
Our boys bowling team would
like to challenge any other bowl
ing team to match. Cleveland
West. how about taking It's up on
this since we missed out on play
ing you baseball: We should like
these to be Sunday games. If you
should like to bowl against us or
desire further information. please
contact Geo. Ulrich, S7S Summ;;
ST., Salem, Ohio.
We were very happy to see
three familiar faces around Salem
again. namely, Walter HASTEN
huber. Albert Kim and George
Spack who were home from SER
vice. Geo. Spack is home for good
now and we are all very much
pleased at this.
Salem has chosen Dolly Wrigh,
to be the contestant for beauty
queen at the {. .leveland West 2Oth
Anniversary dance on Nov. 1--WE
wish you the best of luck, Dolly.
The Juniors are having hay
ride and social afterwards at the
club on Wednesday, Oct. q. You
have all wanted a hayride and
here's your opportunity for lot
of fun. You will all receive cards
notifying you of this event, there
fore. you should have a very large
crowd and a grand time.
The Salem girls have finally
gotten enough together for a
basketball team. Girls. have you
heard of the coach for the first
practice? I'm sure You'll all come
out then. Sorry. Andy, the chance
was too tempting. Youngstown
girls. get in shape and we'll try
to show you come competitor but
we can't guarantee anything.
To Cleveland West
Quite large crowd hope to at
tend your dance. Well do every
thing possible to help you make
your Nov. ? affair huge success.
All Juniors be sure to attend
singing practice Tuesday eve
nung at 8 p. m. we nave Deen
given the honor of singing two
numbers at a meeting of all three
lodges on Oct. u. Remember
these lodges are supporting the
singing society financially. so we
shall endeavor to give them
everything we've got.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17
Basketball

Practices are under way. All
practice sessions are held at
Princeton gym on Thursday
night. (All league games will be
played at Hillman School GYM.
Let's go fellows and get into
shape and really able to click by
the time the season opens.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-17

Ellwood City, Pa, Oct. IL
The monthly meeting was held
Sunday afternoon with fairly
good attendance.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-31
British Find
Arms Cache
In Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv. Palestine, July 3l.-lPj
A gun CARRYING chapla'r Of the
Church of England led British troops
today to the discovery that the great
synagogue Of Tel Aviv sits atop a
cache Of arms.
The arms were found at noon on
the second dav Of the British Armv's
combing of this modern all Jewish
city in search of terroristS Tor bump-
ing British Army and government
headquarters in the King David Ho-
tel in Jerusalem in which III were
killed or are missing.
Beneath the synagogue. the most
imposing religious cdifcc in the CT
ty. the arms cache yielded 6 bundles
OF British military uniforms. NUM-
erous badges. radio transmittcr. n
rumber Of STEM gun frames. and nine
loaded rcvolvcrs.
The Rev. Harry Hyde. the ckscluin
leader of the raid. said one revolver
was 80 shiney il might have been
in somebody's pocket last night"
Some $4,000 of the 100000 Jews
in Tel Aviv have been screcped by
interrogators. Arrests to noon to-
allied $50 men and eight women.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-31
State Studies
Case Against
Chicago Boy

Chicago, July l.-(P)-The State
today began rounding out for trial
its murder case against William
Heirens. after the surprise collapse
of an deliberately staged defuIse
plan to have the youth confess three
killings in hopes of escaping the
electric chair.
His attorneys had arranged yes
tcrdayS abortiNc confession con-
ference" with the State with the aim
OF winning ClemenCy in return for
circumventing prolonged and cost
ly jury trail.
Last night while Heirens tossed
reStleSsly on his Jail cell bunk and
read from the book Of Exodus. which
contained the Ten Commandments.
police experts were checking Il new
find Ia determine if il might pro-
vide a clue To the killing and dis
mcmbcrmcnt of Susanna Degnan,
ja,'rIary 7.
This was knife which an clc-
waited trirck worker found along an
cnbankncnt a few days after the
killing. II was turned in to police
last night.
Heroes is under indictment for
The murder Of Suzanne Dcgnan, and
ISIS Frances Brown. Yesterday he
was 10 tell the prosecution of them
as well as the killing of Mrs. jose
phinc Ross.