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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24

and girls let's show our mothers
our full appreciation for all they
have done for us when ever we
needed help.
Sorry, Iwe're slipping on our
service men as they return, if you
don't hear they are home you
meet them in town especially the
bus arcade. Home for good is
Johnny Amhurst who has been
home for a little more than two
weeks. How about coming down
the club Thursday, we would be
glad to see pou among the RS.
again. Johnny.
Attention Reporter! Tuesday
, p. m. is closing not mailing
time. The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Erna Ham

Youngstown, O., Jan. 24-It
looks like our club is really gett-
ing or trying to get some place,
at least with Our membership.
Last meeting again ,we welcomed
back to Our club, Elsie Orben
and Tillic Raidel who rcjoined.
AS new member Wilbur Irwin,
also a social member Forrest
"Woodsie' Molinars. Here is
hoping each and everyone stick
with the Juniors also enjoy them
selves along with the rest.
To New Castle
Thanks for coming to our fair
city Saturday night. We really
enjoyed having you with us. and
despite of a close defeat. That
we hope pou all enjoyed yourself
sure was a though game boys.
The score being Youngstown 25
to New Castle "a.
Ladies Society, Branch %.
On January y. the Ladies So
ciety OF Branch p is celebrating
their 10th anniversary. At this
moment the Youngstown Trs.
would like to take the pleasure in
congratulating the members and
officers on their 4Oth anniversary
and wish the Branch p many
more years of good luck to come.
lhe program starts at , o'clock
Banquet at 6 p. IN. and a dance
for the young and old after the
supper is served. Come on BOYS
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81 11ttuierte,t 3trbeitS,
plGbc
ShIuk BON 9eifp I

rl.ng Sabur6 eeredtfertigt fem !piir,
De, baB mebr isdbriten uno BET,
lere Muifinenanlagen oorbanocn
iino ,als Dor Dem ariege, uno sic
arbeiter ionit mebr probu5ieren f0n,
men. es fruat iid5 freilih, oh oicic
Otebrproo,lftion ol,d) i'm gleiGIe!l
&erbaltnis einen Mebrperbrouh CUR
sSolgc boben lpiirbe.
Nln Serr SSsobnion nersleibt So
Sic slus9aben elmer ;sanmlie, sic
1941 $50 rerbientc, init elmer $25
per &ohe 5amilie i'm gleihen Sab,
re, nro er beoient iidp babel authen,
tiifer 3ahlen bes llniteo States 9u-
reau Of &obor Stotirics. 7onab 9ab
Sic $50 -Iamilie praftiib ae,mu oos
oeltelro ,ueniger perOienten.
milic bafiir aufbringen fonnte, fir
Warcn mb Iienltleiita,ngen ans
Ssn ein5elnen perbraud)te tie 924t
mcbr fiir 2ebcusmittel, 12l Yro5cu1
mebr fiir sfobel unb amber Ginrit.
rid)tlrnasagcnltthtoe, 135 Rrp5ent
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
By Geotge Berendt


Ellwood City, Pa. Jan. 2+Last
Friday we invited the New Cas-
tie Jrs. down to play basketball
game. AS usual we came out on
the short end of the score SIS.
New Castle led at the end of the
first quarter by a score of l4-4
and held this lead throughout the
game. With a sudden burst OF
speed and good ball handling we
outpointed them 14-9 as the hal.
ended 23-l8. The second half
opened with a bang as New Cas-
tie hit the hoops for IS double
deckers while we gathered but
three. The rest of the game ended
in a lopsided victory with New
Castle capturing the honors.
Orchids
to the basketball team for their
efforts in trying to keep this
sport alive. Although it lacks the
experience. 1t has the spirit and
had play which is needed in con-
structing winning team. We're
plad to have a few of the older
people taking an interest In our
efforts and we wish that more of
them would turn out. We extend
this invitation to any who might
be interested. We haye the Shell
ley floor reserved every Friday
night and we usually have a
game scheduled ON this hight
We want to thank the ones who
have attended our games in the
past for giving their time to help
us out. We know it is difficult
to stick by team that is losing.
But with effort and initiation in a
few years we will break the ice
and turn out a winning team.
Service Notes
We are glad to see John Kast
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
A,.s peu,nestetpt,. Q)tlie
4Ojabrises Stiftnngsfeit beg
2ueia %.

Sternit miro ouen Sdnpeiter,l,
Gre,noen ,,no 8efannten befan1t &C.
madt. haB ser 6raucrmrein 3reig
2s' am Sonntag, Sen q. Samlar
nadmittags, lein lOKibrises Stf.
t,,ngsfelt abhdlt. 8itte reierpiert end,
alle Sieien Sag - bies lit ein Sag
Der gbren, no mir lu1iere @riinoc-
rinnen uno ale 10 treuen Mitorbci-
ter ebren ipollen. llnS bas fonner
mir MIR 10 t,m, penn mir uon5iblia
an bieIem Gag eriheiuen. @ergett
ni6t liebe Sd)1peitern, fonlmt u0e-
bringt eure isreunoe nit uno labi
,lns bieien Gag NIT jreuoen mN
froblider 8emiitlidfeit abbalten.
Cine beion>erc @itte ergsbt an
alle Sdtpcitern ocs 3lpcig %, oencu
cs m0glid lit, etras @ebGd fiir Sic.
les ;selt 5u ihiden.
Gas Yrogramm lit mie iolat:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
RESOLUTION
Passed by Pennsylvania Frater'
nal Congress
November 13 and IA at
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Whereas, the Insurance Com
missioner of the Commonwealth
Of Pennsylvania has been a de-
voted friend of fraternal societies
and has generously given much
of his time in cooperating with
them, and
Wheras. the Pennsylvania
Fraternal Congress and its con-
stituent member societies recog-
ME the competence and ability
which mark his private life and
! now characterize his public life
and duties, and
Whereas, the Honorable Com
missioner has faithfully discharg-
cd and continues to discharge the
many duties of his position ne
holds in the Governors Cabinet
whereby he has greatly helped
the fraternals in their work Of
fraternalism and benevolence in
assistance to widows and or
phans, and
Whereas, his leadership as
shown in his three years admin
stration has placed Pennsylvania
in its position of leadership In
surancewise Nationally;
New, Therefore, Be 1t Resolv-
ed, that the Pennsylvania Frater-
nal Congress by this resolution
extend appreciation to theHonor-
able Gregg L. Neel, Insurance
Commissioner of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, and to
his entire staff for his untiring
efforts in furthering the cause OF
the fraternal benefit system in
the State Of Pennsylvania, which
state has one-eighth of the entire
membership of fraternal societies
in the United States and in which
state fifteen percent of all frater
nal certificates are written;
! And Be 1t Further Resolved
that the delegates to the Thirty
Fourth Annual Session of the
| Pennsylvania Fraternal Congress:
representing seventy-three fra
ternal societies, convey to the
Honorable Gregg l.. Neel thei
unanimous expression of congra
tulation and 'well-wishing anc
lpledge to him wholehearted con
fdence and support:
l And Be 1t Further Resolved.
that the Honorable Gregg L
| Neel. Commissioner of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania, bt
and is hereby made an honorary
member of the Pennsylvani;
Fraternal Congress.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
MONACA MAGNET
By Helen, Dot, Doris

Monaco. Pa, Jan. 24-Fun and
frolic was the order of the eve
ming last Friday night when the
Ladies Lodge held their annual
Kids Dance (Blasius) at the club
Looks like we have an up ard
coming band leader in little Bob
by Mattauch. who "directed" the
orchestra all cvening--some day
he can say he got his start at
the Saxon Club. Lots of kids a
look into the crystal ball reveals
that we have a fine crop OF Jrs.
coming up. We bigger kids stuci;
around and helped out on the
cake and ice cream-but match!
Auf Wiedersehen
1t is with sad heart we say
Auf Wiedersehen to Elizabeth
Schuller, Marty Schuller and
Jimmy Zoppelt, local Juniors.
"Liz" was home for the holidays
and is now cross-country-bound
for the sunny land of California
it was mighty nice having you
back with us.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24

ole I'M Salemer SadNenbeim in ei,
ner Notwithstanding einaufinoe,
S'ued Der @erianumlung lit, mcb,
Mustunft 5u erbalten bon Sen Ser
baltnilIen unierer Siebenbiirae,
Sad,len 3rponasiliidtlinae inSeltcr
reid uno Gel,tiblanS. 9r. Or. Sans
Toilel aus Glepeluno miro an Sc;
Mbeno allen Sic iib eiufinSen al,
bis aufs 0utum eingelouicne Muf
flarung eeben. I'm einen grc6en g.
Iud, ,pirh ertpurtet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
SALEM NEWS
b. (iertie Cirscht

Salem, o., Jan. 24-Our Sun
day night social turned out to be
the biggest success. We were
glad to have with us a few Of the
Alliance Jrs. We hope you had
good time and perhaps come
back again. You can certainly be
looking forward to seeing Salem
on Sunday night. We will be
down in full force. The commit
tee who arranged this affair GER
tainly did fine job. Many
thanks to them and to everyone
who helped.
Bowling practice was held on
Sunday afternoon. The girls beat
the boys by a total of 81 pins
Friday, January Is
On this date there will be q
meeting of the Jrs., Mems and
Ladies Lodges for the purpose
of organizing a Singing Society
Please try to be there if at all
possible.
For Transportation
to Alliance. meet at the club al
$50 on Sunday. Let's all go!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24

gebeiBen. Gieier lit ser slbeno no Iif,
bie &inOer bon aQer Seiten oerStaot
;n;amn1en befinNen Inn nur Elm 3iel
,l crrtiden - 2litigfeit.
Wie geiagt, nid)t MIR Die &inOer,
ionocrn audi ibre tiltcren slnper-
apanhten iino auis berslihitc 5rli1
@laiius am >. ,sebruar eingelaoeu.
sluf Elm sefiiIltes Seim lpartet.
2iebeppu, ser 8lalius Snfel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
Mnna ,lmb Sobann 6
Nlafus!

2iebe &inoer! @ieSerum lit o!e
9eit 6a 100. ibr, lieben &inber, euren
s1beno baben tperoet. 3iuar bieies
Sabr am 2. 6e6ruar. Muf in oieiem
Sabr iino fir e,.d groBe gprberei.
tuneen eernadt. Sbr ,peroet nidt nur
CUTE 1an5mlriif befonumen ionoern
au6 Nreiie iinb 81, erbolten. MuG
Duer6et ibr allerlei SiiBigfeiten er-
balten 1,nb an Sop uno See Cream
tpiro es nidt feblen.
slGe &inoer, jung ,mb alt, berbei.
rotete ur,6 l,nnerbeiratete. ale 6ie III.
ter 100 Sabre alt iin6, 6,,ueroen bier.
nit gum 8laiius Snfel piafommeu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
Marty and his wife hit the out

Marty and his wife hit the out
of-state trail for Washington, p.
G., to make their home there
we'll miss number "7' ON the
basketball court, that is for sure.
We lost another member to
Uncle Sam when Jimmey packed
up and left us recently - he is
in the Army now, receiving basic
training at Fort Meade, Md. Lots
Of luck to all of you-and let us
hear from you now and again.
To Youngstown
We made our first postwar
trip to Youngstown last Satur-
day night. and the Juniors of that
distant city had the ''Welcome"
mat all polished off for us. Thanks
for a swell evening and the warm
hospitality--just like old times
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24

around town. You are looking
good, John. Don't forget to drop
around the club if you get a
chance.
Attention Reporter Tuesday
2 p. m. is closing not mailing
time. The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
Mdltnns Sanger!

e(m lelben slbelrS trpaen cine
@ruppe bon aIten S1ngern nieoer
etnen @eIanaperein beipreben uno cs
1T Ser @unih Ser olten S6naer iit
an oieiem Mbenb, 25. ssanuor, elm.
sufinSen. g. :. SontId), sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
IN liebepouer Grinner,
uft0

an meins liebe Sdipeiter
,Snlia Sdenfer
geltor6en am 90. asam1ar 1913 in
youngstown, Ohio.
9rci Sabre iinp perfluIien
Seit HI uns bait perlaiien
9u teures Shipeiterber3
9u biit uid)t mebr. bu biit seidieben
9ein 2eib nirb Stallb unb Nide Nun
l1nb Die Natur 9pB ibren Srieben
SPIN iiber bid gum ep'9en Nub'n
Sic Munatur lie bdlt bid feit
0u ipirit nid,t mebr suriidgegeben
Sem menidlid,cn. benz idalen Meit.
9u biit nidjt mebr. hu bilt aeIdieoea
Bon beincn 2ieben. bon ben 9einen
STE Inn bid trauern, um ot1 ipeinen
Sn beinem 8rabe ruff bu ftiu
Du bait ben euisen Srieben
Ser nimmer bon Dir ipeid)en min
1lnS tpir ruien oir liebenb 81
0tube ianft in iiiber Stub.
Define Sib ME pereeiienoe Sdtre.
tier uno Cd raJtr
Mnna mmb s}obann Graer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
9ie NaTenoeriammluna
ant 20. Sannar aut abaclamfen.

VI" ~V' N""""> S"& "oySA""IS"'
Ser 9eills, mar gut, fonnte aber
nch piel beiier iein. 8r. Sris gtpertb
beeriibte sic slmpeienSen nit id,onen
unb erniten @orten, nie bas MIR cin
edter SadIe tl,n fam, tpenn es gilt
Sic Sit,ation 81 retten, no es iih
um sen 9eltarro ieines @oltes bannelt
8r. @eurs 3eppner mabnte Sic
Sclfsgenpiien, HaB es 3eit gelporosu
riire, MOO mir MIN enolib aufboren
nit MiBperi itGnoniiien unter l,ns
ieIbit. Genn sic @elt lit ounfel fiir
aue. Sebes SHeal iei geih1uunocn,
Elm ieber bonn &leinlten bis sum
8roBten lei Gngltlid) bemiibt iif pors
,pdrts 5u binsen. moauoelih iid) oen
grGBteu Sal,fen 8olo an5ueignen,
lid i'm belten Sidt su 5eigen ,tna
ipcnn sic @ege bier5u aub Sur6
Shnn,b fiibren, nber sen beitcn
6reunS iiber sen Sarfen remit ooer
NIT Subas-Sride pernihtet. Sn Der
8eIhid)te unieres Solfes bGtten tp;s
es idoa erlebt in &rieg unO Srieoen
uno ipeSiea in oieiem letten &ries.
haB i'm entidpibenben Iugenblif eill
Subas sic Sanb i'm Spiel bate.
@enn mir Suooiie IN lmierer Wtitte
baben, Damn mill ih ibnen ans Serj
leacn ,mb bieie 1atlad)e mogen lie
NIT Nad>ballie nebmen aber mir ibr
gan5es 9eten in Sen 8eOanfenfalte:,
eingrabcn: vgs lit nid)t rpid}tig OF
ih le6c, ober i'm &erfer iibe, ub.r
!pidtig lit es, baB mein 0olf left {:
benm iolange mein Tolf lebt - io=
lanse leben mir! gr teilte sen s(n=
speienoen Sann NIT, lrie uniereVolfs=
genolien ,briiben Ieioen imO ,pie 1ll,s
iere Silie ibnen sufommen miro ,nS
auf peldem @ege, harnit mir alicb
nur ibr nGdtes 2eben Dor Dem 9,ns
gertobe retten. r@em Sic Not an1
sr0Bten lit, 10 lit @ott am naditen..
ltno ale, oie mir nur ieben ,poaen
tperoen es nit ibren eigenen Iuger
ieben, oab Sic, tpelde unierem Solf
Sriuben IN Ser nlten Speimat sic
@ritbe searaben baben, tperoen ielbi;
nod tiefer fallen. @ir dber niiiic,,
benn piele limo oon linn abgeiaue,!
leben. mir ntiiiien 5uriid su 8ott,
umS barlun sic barte Strafe. @ir
miiiien tief uno ernitlidb oiele bobere
Madt in Ser Welt erfennen uno le.
ten I'M itillen @inlmerlein. Gann
triirb Die Silfe fonmnen. Senn zines
labt uns iasen: M1f meniblihe &ilfe
lit auenis oerlaB. fdat elmer, Ser an.
oere tritt auf ibn.
Gie Samnllu,g, tpelhe an bieienl
sbenS erfolgrei6 mar, brahte $764.
Gs melbeten iih MIN audi Der.
idpicoene Yerionen 5,An 9ort nit
6raaen uno slusiagen. Gum Sdlub
iprah aub unier 9ireftor 8r. So
bann &enoel, ct teilte audi nit, oab
bon MN an ieoen 'Sonntag, tuenn sic
5ral,en unb oie WGnner ibre regcls
m1biae Geriammlung ba6en, bas
9omitee Ser feb. .siddiild)en Silfs-
@eieaidaft ultpeienb iein miro ans
6ie 8aben iibernnb1nen .peroe, oie
ie0er Goltsgel,oiie nah MSgli6feit
nidt peridllmen iou.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24

- The Fourth Armored was
probably the only American di-
vision which scorned taking
a nickname or slogane during
World War II. 1t was given the
name "Breakthrough' Division
by the rest OF the army when It
rescued the lO1st Airborne Di-
vision at Bastogne.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
Teit-Erogramm.

aniang 2 llbr ,ladlnlittags.
1. @esrubuus Der 8dite - -
-Seitprdiioentin 8utbarina SoeBman
9. She Star Span9leb @anner" - -
Giannbegleit,lng &atb @ofeIly
3. .@e9riibunaslieb - Samenbor Gbel~
tueib - - - Sirisent e. @enhel
4. Seitlft - - gbrllna Der @riinbes
ri,,neu llnb 8ebet fir bie rabingez
ldiebenen SdapcItern
5. Ecirrebe- Brofz z4rGiiheni
Sobn SoItbes
6. 8ei,n9 nab Guslrabl =. - -
Mrs. Stm. Sd)uier
Z. Solo Minnic 2utld
s. Nnlpra hcn bon gr@Yrdiioeniimen -
Gnna 3oppelt @SdulIer; SSilb. Geppne,
8. @ciana ---- @clliIfter Gbur - -
Siriseut 1850 6. @enhel
10. parmonifa eelpielt bon Span Sraul
II. 9armonita seipielt bon @arie Statb
aotid,. 9iriaent fir beibe &. 8enoel
12. Gutgeaennabme Der Gratulationeu
bon peridicbenen Srsaniiationen. -
1S. Bemeinid)aftlihes Sin9en - - -
Sob @leb Nmerica"
@emeinidnitlihes GHen. - gtad,hcr
1an5l,nterbaltlng
ssreunolifit labet elm
Ger Seit.auslhl,B.
- 9(nna Sann, Yrot. sScfr.
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To New Castle

Tomorrow night finds the Mo-
naca young Saxons in out your
way for a tusSle on the hard
woOds-basketball and dancing,
and we're really looking forward
to the oet-tOgether.
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mcbr fir autofabren, tO5 Sro3ent
mebr fiir &leiolll,g, iogor 167 Yro=
sent mebr fir 6ortbiloune uno Gr-
tiebung. l(uO 10 gebt oas lpcitcr.
Man fam miibelos feititeIeu, oab
Ser gon5e grltnolegenoe 2ebensplau
ser 5amilie nrit eiuem @cbeneiu=
fommen pon $50 ooppelt 10 grob mar
1pie Scr ser $25sTnnilie. llnS oobei
fann mabrlib nienano bebuupten,
Nab cine Irbeiter- ooer slngeitellien=
Iamilie nlit $50 nodGntlid in Saus
llno 0raus lno in Gurus lebt.
Stir Oie groBe Webrbeit unlerer 8e-
polterun9 lpiiroe es pielmebr beoeu.
ten, bab leoiglid, sic 9efrieoigula
Die lie olts ibrem Seben baben, 81,
oerboppeln unb oies tpGre burdai,s
fonform nit oem augemeinen 3uge
nad oben, Ser it'd i'm 2aufe ocs lets
ten sSabrblnberts I'M Sebensltil atn=
ierer geiamten 8epolferung bemerf=
bar gen,ad,t bat. lleberoies 1piiroe es
einen Ibiatmorft fir oie nerooppeltc
Eroolrftion unierer Snhmtrie uno
ionit MrbeitsplGtc fir 81 MiGionen
iarbeitsapiQige bebeuten. Gen 3us
nad oben in ltnierer geiamten 2e-
bensfmltllng belegt afr. Scbnion
auh lrieOer NIT itatiitiihen 3ifiern,
namlih oenen unierer geIteigertei1
HrobuftipitGt ieit 1850 uno oen Sol.
geerld)einllngen oaoon. SSn teinenl
Der 3pan5ig- -Sabr, ,slbitnitte felt
1850 blieb es GUS, oab mir uuier Sc
tionaleinfommen uabe5u perSoppel.
ten. alth audi bas Ginfommen Ser
Tlrdi did)uittsfanilie lief nit bicier
&urue ungefabr parallel. Gpr Sen,
&riege betrllg sic amerifanilfe 4ro,
BUTTON ). 9. per Sobr 100 MiGiar-
oen Collars ~@ert, unb bas 1urdj-
idnittlid,e 6amilieneintommen mar,
luie eeicgt, $25 per Wohe. 0as war
nod i'm Sabre 1910 10. ssm Sabre
1914 aber proousierten mir sic ihon
erlpdbnten Wengen I'M Gegenipert
bon 200 MiuinrSen Collars lmb Sas
Ginfommen ser Turhihnittsiamilic
fletterte a,f $50 per @ode.
Gieies 3iel, ndmlid bab oos burd).
itnitflife @od)eneinfommen ser
Tamilie amerifanii6er Mrbeiter unS
9lnseiteIlter $50 lit, miro natiirlidl
nid,t i'm SanSlunbreben erreitht lper.
Sen fGnren, aber Mr. Sobnion iteQte
Sie ssrage, Oh ser nmeritaniihe Nr.
better, Ser w1breno bes 8rieges 10
Diel mebr perbiente, lmo Oh oie aus
bem 1elbe 5l,riitffebrenoen, entloiie.
men tSoloaten lno Seeleute treniger
nebmen tperben. 0as bon Sen &C.
tperfiduften unb ben Geteranen ge.
seigte Temperament ldBt sic Mnt.
mort arf bieie israge bereits als &C.
geben erideinen. llnb 1pie itebt es,
auf Ser unoeren Seite, nit Ser &C.
idMftsauelt9 Sollte a,niere Yrool,f.
tion auf bos Gorfriegsnipeau 5uriid,
fallen, tpiiroen Hroiite balo a,,ib1-
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Evening star., 1946-08-13
Ired Ga. Tech Students
Threaten Navy Game
BY fhs Associotsd Prsss

ATLANTA. Aug 13. Georgia
Tech students, 1000 strong. dissat-
isfied over seats allotted them in the
football stadium threatened today
that unless the situation is remedied
they'll sit on the playing field and
cause the calling off of the Novem-
Der Tech Navy game.
The Navy tilt is the big game of
the season for Tech The n 900
available seats have been sold.
Grant Field, the Tech stadium, is
a horseshoe affair, and the field runs
north and south. Students of both
Tech and the opposing school are
seated on the east side from the 40
yard lines toward the end zone. The
choice seats between the 40-yard
lines and the back-to- the-su seats
in the west stands 60 to alumni and
the general public
This year, the majority OF students
at the school are veterans Many
have wives A block of seats has
been set aside in the end zone for
students and wives or dates The
students want seats between the 30
yard stripes.
Evening star., 1946-08-13

the wall-eye pike which were stocked
in Triadelphia some months ago
These fish usually are in the deep
est part of any body Of water and
are difficult to reach. Wed sug-
gest trying the channel of the Pa
tuxent where it comes into the head
of the lake and from there down.
Sam Krawitz with Harry w.
Brown of GAO and Leonard Ia
ciewski of Commerce and their
many co-workers. deserve whale
Of lot of credit for the swell Ash
ing rodeo they put on last Satur-
day and Sunday at the Tidal Ba
sin. We attended both days as
Judge and had a wonderful time
All told. more than 500 EMPLOYEES of
these offices participated and al
though the finny take was relatively
small. the pleasure and good fellow
ship was tremendous and we'll worth
the untold effort that went into
making of the party. Presentation
of cash and tackle prizes will be
made on Government Sportsmen's
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Variety Club Hunting
Rinq Foe for Arduini

One more bout remains to be made
and the Variety Club will have COM
pleted its matchmaking task for
Friday nights all-star amateur box
ing show in Griffith Stadium featur-
ing Champion Joe Louis as a guest
referee
AS soon as an opponent is OBJ
tanned for Johnny Arduini, l12-
pound Golden Gloves champion. the
show will have a full program. Three
matches announced today find Joe
Edelen Of Liberty paired off with
Bob Bibbs, st, Mary's 160-pounder !;
Sonnyboy West, 126-pound amateur
stablemate of Smuggy Hursey, going
against Eberlee tRed) Gaddis. prom
Using Liberty scrapper, and Richard
Richardson of the Junior Police
facing Jim Finley.
Variety Chairman Bill Hoyle ex-
poets the West -Gaddis duel to rival
in interest the l26-pound battle be-
tween Puggy King Olympic A. c.
flash, and Charley Habron of St.
Mary's.
1s5 poqndsoJohn n1, oI, Grovenn Southwest
~ pounds-aGeorse Fuller tMerricN VS..
Eddie Lloyd fSt. Marysl.
~ pounds.charl,e Toler liberty vs..
us pounds-Willie HAWKINS unst-
l35 pounds-Joe Waller (YMcA vs..
l47 pounds-Rocky Ferrell Giberty, VS..
Garland Edwards tYMCAb.
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Annual Horse and Pony Show
ToBe Held Sunday at SuitIond
By Larry Lawrence

The annual Suitlsnd Horse and
Pony Show. regarded as one of the
best midsummer equestrian exhibi-
tions in this sector, Is scheduled for
next Sunday on the estate of James
B. Bland at Suitland. Md.
Sponsored by the Young Demo-
cratic Club of Southern Maryland,
the Suitland show always draws a
large entry of the best performers
from the most prominent stables of
Virginia. Maryland and the District.
The show gets under way at 10
a m, with splendid program headed
by the pony division Of three classes
which include the jumping class,
carrying with 1t the Del Rio Chal-
lenge Trophy and a pony cham
pionship. Following the pint sized
steeds come three classes for juniors
a hack, junior hunter and Junior
hunter hack.
There are four classes for the open
jumpers, an open. modified Olympic,
triple bar and knock down and out