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.DawnChapmanW Weeds .A.C. .Wood0Ctober25 Z

Miss Dawn Chapman, daughter of Mrs. George Baroumes Of thls city. and A. c. Wood, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. A. c. Wood of Chil- liwack, B. C., were united in mar riage October 25, in a candlelight ceremony at the Presbyterian Church in Chilliwack.
 The bride wore light blue dress suit with beige accessories, and carried her white Rainbow Bible decorated with pink rosebuds. She was given in marriage by MT James Cannon.
 A profusion of chrysanthemums made an attractive setting for the marriage ceremony.
 The bride, who attended Ju- neau schools since 1889, sailed south October IA on the steamer Prln- cess Louise, after an announcement party attended by a few intimate friends.
 The groom is in the Supply Dept, Canadian Coast Guard. The young couple will reside in Vic toria, B. c.
 Among those attending the re- ception at the home of the groom's parents, given in honor of the newlyweds, were MT and Mrs. James Cannon, old friends of the brides mother.
 Mrs. Baroumes, who accompan- jed her daughter south, returned to Juneau Sunday.
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SONS OF NORWAY Regular business meeting at pm. in the Odd Fellows Hall. Empire Wantads get results!
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LOOK and LEARN Sy. c. GORDON

many between the beginning fight ar end of the tenth round? $ a plagiarism? o 256 teeth? A. What perceptor? the Divine Sarah?
 ANSWERS:
  stealing puonng and passing off ones the ideas words writings etc, another. 3. The porpose. A Sarah l923) the
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Ion the War Production Board), is bald, 66 years old, a prosperous machine tool manufacturer, enjoys excellent labor relations, was backed by the CIO, has written various books on economics and labor problems, is President of the Federal Reserve Bank ol Bos- ton. In all-around experience, he IS probably the ablest of the new Republicans
 Martin of Pennsylvania-Beg his political career as a protege of Andrew Mellon. and his soldier ing career in the Spanish Ameri- can War He has been devoted to both ever since. For years he dominated the Pennsylvania Ma tional Guard, passed an Al Sol diers' Absentee Ballot Law has worried some of his business friends by advocating a "liheral bonus for veterans. Pontifical and stiff hammered, Martin will vote to re- duce taxes, especially in the higher brackets, is pledged-sOmewhat re- luctantly-to vote for the FEPC. To carry the big Negro districts of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania he had to do this. Some people consider Martin a COP potential for President. Asked about this one friend remarked: Not after he makes a few speeches in the Senate"
 Ledge of Massachusetts Along with Flanders of Vermont. young Lodge knows the government in- timately. Reared by his isolation ist grandfather, Lodges great am- bition as a boy was to be Sena- tor. He has carefully charted ev- cry step of the way, first persuad- ing the New York Herald Tribune to send him to Washington and obligingly rotate new assignments so he could know the entire Capi- tai picture. Later elected to the Senate, Lodge had a fair minded somewhat conservative voting rec ord, kept his ear to the ground for political reactions, generally stayed away from his grandfather isolation. Pampered by the brass hats, his recent meteoric war rec ord is a matter of vigorous Gl debate.
 Cooper of Kentucky-Though 3 Republican, Cooper is the cousin Of staunch Democratic OPAdmin- istrator Paul Porter, had the cour- age to tell the AFL that the Wag- ner Act must be revised, yet got the AFL to support him just the same. He proposes arbitration as the solution of labor disputes.
 Porter didn't vote for his cousin but was secretly pleased at his cleo ton.
 Dworshak of IdahO-Is the most
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has had the effect of hindering development of Alaskan resources to very great extent
 And up in the Second Division, where the Eskimos were dinned and offered the prospects of free hot lunches instead of cold blubber by Democratic Interior Department officials the Eskmos went out and voted Republican in the election few weeks later.
 It is apparent that the native people of Alaska have a great deal more brains than some give them credit for
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The Washington Merry-Go-Round

(Conttnuea rom Page OneJ
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REPUBLICAN JOY

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov 9-A de- jected motorist, appearing before Municipal Judge John B. Seabrook, glumly admitted that he disregard ed traffic signal. The Judge, a Republican and visibly in cheery mood, asked what he thought of the election.
 The motorist was brief: I'm a Democrat"
 T guess you got enough of a beating Tuesday, declared the Judge. Sentence suspended d.'
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Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN NIISUSED: say He dweled humble DWELT" preferred.
 Hilarious Pronounce hilar-i-us both Is as in T, A as in syllable
 NIISSPELLED Technique Observe the CHI and QUE
 obtrusive meddome inpudent impertinent
 word three times and is yours Let us vocabulary each Toay word al aXiom
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MODERN ETIQUETTE fy ROBERTA LEE

employees send cards gifts to their employer holidays anniversaries?
 really better to keep business rela- entirely separate things personal.
 motoring, and such sports intended by the should she mention these things in her invitation?
 A. Yes so that the guests may come prepared
 following church christening for the father fee to the clergyman?
 A the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-06
LORAIN NEWS

By Elmer Schneider

Lorain. O.. June 6-ThiS week
sa" good number OF Saxon Irs.
at the meeting. 1t was good to
see such a good attendance. Now
that the weather is warming up
we should see even more OF the
members. SO let's all try to Lrinn
a new friend with us at the next
meeting and 1nape it like old
tines.
The new officers for the rest of
the year were installed at this
meeting. so lets all get behind
them and do all we can 70 help
them. Our very best wishes and
thanks go to the outgoing Oh
6cers for the splendid job in re-
organizing and pulling us back i'll
the L. ). J. \. again.
Delegates werc0elected for the
convention which is to be held
in New Castle, Pa. were Arnold
kirschner and Elmer Schneider.
After the meeting we were en-
tcrtained with music and refresh
ments. The music was very good,
everyone present enjoyed it very
much. Thanks 60 to the enter
tainmert committee comprised
of Bob Blumeier. Kate Konnerth
and Dorothy i'ernoland.
The softball team held thei,
usual practice Oh Sunday after
noon and had a better attendanc,
then usual. Glad to see the iel-
lows out. We would have more
of the fellows out there because
we only have three weeks left t.,
get III shape for our first game
which Is June %. Irof the look.
OF it some OF us would really us<
the practice.
We were glad to see Mr.. an,
Mrs. Schubert at the urartjC,
and thanks to MIR. Schubert fo;
the help in returning the balls.
To Cleveland West
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HAPPY EVENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mueller
Jr, 1S3 Westminster Avenue
l loungstown, Ohio. announce
the birth Of their fourth child. a
daughter, May 10Th. at the Nortl,
Side Unit OF Youngstown Hospi-
tai. The baby. the fourteenth
grand child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Mueller. ST.. North Meridian
Road and the fifth grand chiit
OF Mr. and Mrs. VIM. TheiS. Sr.,
p2l Belmont Ave., is to be named
Sarajanc.
Mrs. Mueller Ir. was the Tor
mer Edna Hazel Theis.
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SAXON VETERANS
ASSOCIATION"

Is the name that has been select
ed for this group of Veterans oi
World War II. The discussion
held ,by the members drew many
Interesting remarks on the iu-
again at this second meeting can
Association. The interest shown
again al this second meeting can
not but assure the success OF this
group.
The Committee appointed to
present suggested Bylaws to
work done to date and all OF the
the meeting gave its report or
suggestions were adopted.
Highlights of the meeting wer'
that the membership will consist
OF Veterans vino are SaAuns.
those of Saxon descent or those
who have inter-marricd With Sax
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NEW GEHSEEE, EE%y PA.
By Henry

New Castle. Pa. June 6--Last
week several of our members at
tended the Convention at the
CLEVELAND West Club and had a
grand time meeting cid lricnts
and making new ones. We would
like to thank the West Club for
showing us such a good time.
Two weeks ago we had ID 'lood
here in New Castle and the dam
ages 'were the greatest out at the
Saxon Country Club. SO in or ,e:
to get it back in shape we would
like to have as many members a.
possible to come out this -unds>
and put it back in shape.
1 hope every one is getting pre-
pareo to attend the I. S. ]. A.
Convention here in Nov Castle
We have gone to great expense
in order to make YOU, Witt tc
New Castle a pleasant one. Sc
keep in mind these two oates
June 18th and 10th.
Notice Ellwood City, Monaco
| Alliance and I.orain YOU have no
F., as yet sent in your list OF dele
gates and a list of names oi those
who are planning to stay at tn,
|! Castleton Hotel.
This may be a little late bu
we would dixie to congratulate,
Betty krausc and Daniel Schul
Ter on their recent marriage. TIE
couple are now living in Monaco
SO until next week Auf Wieder
| sehen.
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NEWS
By Erna Ham

Youngstown. o.. June O-The
Youngstown RS. woulo likc to
congratulate and wish the best
of luck to all their members who
graduated this year. Emma Mar
tiri is gone TO Texas for about d
three week vacation.
We got a social COMMITTEES
picked for this month win a
good chairman, Eleanor X nch.
so you might know she will have
a good social rugged up. More
details of where and when this
will be held will follow in next
weeks paper. SO please try and
attend.
To New Castle
We have our delegates chosen
for the convention. the names
/ have been sent in. There will be
more then just delegates attcno-
ing the dance.
Home on Furlough
We still have a few bows in
the service. Last week we had
Robert lnverg home with Us OH
furlough from the army. St was
nice seeing you. Robert.
There is singing practice every
Thursday night so please attend
There are few who attend now
but how about the rest OF YOU
tiat can sing:
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QUESTIONS?
Answers will be found on page 7.

IS .atf ~ tAfs& tTFE"
l. What are students OF the
United States Naval Academy at
Annapolis called.
2. Where is the United States
Coast Guard Academy:
). What is admiralty law:
1. For what are United States
submarines named?
5. For what are United states
cruisers named?
.. In what year was tie Naval
Academy at Annapolis opened,
!. What was the first american
steamboat to cross the Atlantic!
9. In the United States Navy
what is the only kind of vessel
that is named ior individuals:
.. How many white stripes OF
tape are around a sailors MILDLY
collar:
10. Where is John Paul Jones
buried '"., ..1..
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7. S. ]. A. SOFTBALL LEAGUE
BEGINS PLAY JUNE z
Ten Teams entered in battle forxPlay-Ohs

The newly organized T. S. /
A. Softball League will COM
1nence playing on Sunday. June
.. Ten teams have entered the
race for the honor OF gaining the
l946 Championship Trophy At q
meeting OF the Association of,lc..
ers at the Cleveland West Club
on Thursday, May 80, the sched-
ute of games was drawn up by
the officers. Because of the large
number of teams entered. it will
be necessary to play practically
every Sunday in o'der to finish
the season before the champions
ship Play-off series begin in Sep
tember.
The League will consist of two
divisions, the Eastern and the
Western. Teams in the Eastern
Division are Farren, New Castle.
Youngstown, Salem and Alliance
In the Western Division Lorain
Detroit, Canton, Cleveland East
and cleveland West, will COM
pete. At the conclusion OF the
season, schedule, the first place
teams in each division will meet
in a two. out OF three game series
for the T. S. J. A. Championship
The opening date for the cham
pionship play-oifs has tentivcly
set as September 18th but is sub
ject to change should a tie occur
between the top teams in either
or both divisions.
All teams entered in the Lea
que will use the IL inch official
softball and abide by the A. A..
U. Softball Rules. All players
must. be members OF the T, ).
]. A.
The Association Officers again
remind all clubs to send the ma
mes OF their three delegates to
the convention in New Castle to
the Secretary Martin Polder, .Jr.,
Immediately. Only one club has
responded to this request at the
time of the officers meeting III
Cleveland.
The officers will meet at the
New Castle Club on Saturday
morning. June 18TH at 10 A. M.
Fast Time. The first session oi
the convention will be Saturday
afternoon at 90 p. Nj. Fast
Time. All delegates please notice
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eld Sunday. June End

ons. Honorable or Medi.al Dis
charges, regardless OF the length
OF time spent in service. from
any Branch of the Armed Forces
are necessary for membership.
The Saxon Women who served
will be accepted as Honorary
Members With full Association
privileges.
a purpose for the Associa
ton was adopted. which at pre-
sent is short but in due time no
doubt be broadcned to include
other factors necessary for suc-
cess. The purpose as adopted was
TO Promote Saxon american
Customs. ldals. and Principles"
Many other interesting points
were discussed which at this time
will not be made public. The
thoughts expressed by the men
will bring attention to this group
by all neutrality-suspicious. when
the hopes eventually become d
reality. .'..
The next meeting of the Saxon
Veterans Association will be OF
Monday night, July lst, at Sp. NJ
at the West Side Club. All Nete
rams be there. You're really miss.
ing out on something big!
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Congratulations 40 Cleveland
West on ia very good time at
your convention and anniversary
y ! swell 2Gme7,wss had by all tha,
attended. ..
Our next meeting will be Oh
June II. Let's see all that were
present a, our meeting and the
rest Of YOU Juniors present,
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CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Ruth

Clevelands D.. Jui,e O-With a
hectic weekend past ii is time To
settle down now and start think
ing OF the Weckends to come. Yes
We will be heading for New Cas-
tie next weekend. BY the way
New Castle there will be quite
few from Cleveland West com
ing. SO be prepared.
Convention
Those that attended the con-
vention here in Cleveland last
week had a swell time. I'm sure
1T was good to see all those ia
mlliar out OF town faces. and OF
course. some now ones too.
Singing Practice
is at Sis p. NJ. tonight (F,riday ,
as usual. Let us all be ON time
So we will be through early.
Aur regular monthly meeting
will be after singing. How about
everyone coming down tonight.
Softball
The first game OF the season is
i'll Canton on June q. Come on
iellas-how, about getting to.
gether for practice.
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THINGS TO BE
DONE BY THE
AGENDA CLUB
Hold Card Party June 18th
BY + Schuster

Cleveland, o., June g Mem
bers of the Agcnda Club today
announce a Card Party to be held
at the West Side Sachsenheim on
Wednesday. June lo. beginning
at 8 p. m.
First in series OF publl>
events to be held in 1916. the
party will revive activity in the
organization, which was utter
rupted by the rvar.
Valuable Prizes
\ mounting list OF valuable
tabe and other prizes Will pa,
rich dividends to those WHO al.
tend. Wet and dry refreshments
will be served
Tickets are now being sold b>
all Aocnda Club members anr
will also, be on sale at the door
the night OF the party.
All SaNons. young and ole
alike. are invited to attend. Fol
a good time and an evening o
fun with your friends, plan now
to attend the Asenda Club Caro-
Party!
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FOUNDATION OF SAXON VETERANS
ASSOCIATION CAREFULLY BEING LAID
Second Successful Meeting of Veterans held Snndav 1 d

The Saxon Veterans of Cleve-
land held their second meeting
at the East Side Sachsenheim
last Sunday. June 2. The entire
meeting was devoted to discus
sion and adoption of bylaws
for the successful operation OF
the group. ...
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!. S. J. A. Convention Tentotive
at New Castle, Pa
Saturday, June Is:

ioO ~ a. NJ Officers meeting at Club Tay lor st.
O:oO a. NJ to II 80 A. NJ Registration of Delegates at Cul
lI3O r. NJ First Bus leaves club Taylor ST.
lOP NJ First Business Session at the Saxon Country Club
SO r NJ Second Bus leaves Club Taylor St.
HCO r. NJ Supper at the Country Club.
eNO f. M. to 90 A. M. Dancing at the Country Club
80 A. NJ Bus leaves Country Club to Hotel
Sunday, June IL
9:5O A. nj. Bus leaves from Hotel
,O iUOO a. NJ Second Session at Country Club.
- 80 Noon Second Bus leaves Cascon Countrv Club
lI:SO F. NJ Dinner at the Country Club.
~ ~ r. M Mushbal game between Canton aud Detroit.
oOO NJ to 800 p. NJ. Dancing 1.-THE Country Club.
600 P N. Supper at the Country Club
zoo p NJ. till : :: Dancing
(This schedule is subject 10 changes).
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can be cut from wL.ch it is hoped
100-million board f ct increase
may be expected for this years
lumber production.
A SENATE Education and Labor
"A Subcommittee mas ordered re-
ported to the full committee with
amendm mt S. 117S, to provide
equal pay for equal work for
women.
VOTE on II. j. Res. sos, to car
v ry out the United Nations Ed
ucational, Scientific, and Cultural
Organization, was postponed.
Mr.. Mundt of South rakota, one
of my colleagues on the foreign
Affai:' Committee, aptly described
'NESCO during floor deoatc as
n tort ITO dec cate to the cause
Of peace during tie mex, q years
as much money as it costs for any
one nation to build any one of it's
major battieships." 'If It succeed
ed he added, at certainly will
go down in history as the all-time
bargain of all humanity"
THE Senate Education and Labor
Committee has approved H. r.
5796 I!hich continues for another
year Lanham Act funds for schools
in war-swollen districts.
II proposed program for Fed
srst aid to those states unable to
maintain an educat onal mainte-
nance expenditure of $40 a year
Der pupil, conta'nc in S, 81, has
been approved by the Senate COM
mittee.
A BILL Of Importance to Us here
"A on Lake Erie that passed the
House this week is H. r. 614s
which removes t e necessity of
filing passenger lists by masters
of vessels travelling on I'll Great
Lakes.
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q III Z y y u L
views on varl-
Gus pc n d i II g
bills as we'll as
m the critical
coal strike f o +
doing so. Will
t ir rest you
10 know t h a I
out of the sew
e raj hund ed
letters received
n OF one h a :
oecn s y m p a
. h G t &c W ! t h
John Lewis or
with the cur
xs1
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this time schedule and be in you
seats at 100 =. NJ.
1916 T. S. ]. A. Softball
Schedule
June %
West at Canton
East at l.orain
Farrell at Youngstown
Salem at Alliance
Detroit - New Castle bye
June 80
Lorain at West
Canton at Detroit
New Castle at Farrell
Alliance at Youngstown
East - Salem bye
July Ia
West at East
Detroit at Lorain
Youngstown at Salem
New Castle at Alliance
Canton - Farrell bye
July FL
Lorain at Canton
East at Detroit
Alliance at Farrell
Salem at New Castle
West - Youngstown bye
July z8
Canton at East
West at Detroit
Farrell at Salem
New Castle at Youngstown
Lorain - Alliance bye
August 4
Canton at West
Lorain at East
Youngstown at Farrell
Alliance at Salem
Detroit - New Castle bye
August IL
West at Lorain
Detroit at Canton
Farrell at New Castle
Youngstown at Alliance
East - Salem bye
August l8
East at West
Lorain at Detroit
Salem at Youngstown
Alliance at New Castle
Canton - Farrell bye
August Is
Canton at Lorain
Detroit at East
Farrell at Alliance
New Castle at Salem
West - Youngstown bye
September 8
East at Canton
Detroit at West
Salem at Farrell
Youngstown at New Castle
.orain - Alliance bye
CHAMPIONSHIP Play
OFFS
September Is
Eastern Division at Western
September %
Western Division at Easter,
September 29
Third game if necessary at
neutral city between two chan
pionship teams.
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sertiserS
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itching Skin?
Stop Seratekngl Here Is
Quick Ease and coautort

Now that stainless, powerful,
penetrating Moone's Emerald Oil is
available at drug stores thousands
have found helpful relief from the
distressing itching and torture of
rashes, eczema, poison ivy and other
externally caused skin troubles.
Not only does the intense itching,
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but healing is more quickly pro-
moted.
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il-Greaseless- Stainless. Money
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Letters Show No Sympathy For
John L. Lewis, Mrs. Bolton Says
BY Congressman Fronees p. Bolton

PEFORr. | W lite of any of the
- weeks happenings, | want to
thank I'll &c have itten or wir-
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alton. All haXe expressed very
stro1g feeling, although large
proportion showed desire to COR
rect unfairness rather than to Grip
pie legitimate union activity. A
very definite majority favor pas
sage of ;,ie Case bill and of the
new il bert IN bill.
VIVA. has been most heartening
is that although some few were
concerned it'll the immediate prob
lem--of coal-a very substantial
number Of the letters have come
from ORDINARY citizens" concerned
with principles. Most of all do
they stress the question Of wheth-
er any one or more groups, no mat
ter how just th2 / Complaints may
be, hal! be wed Nt sabotage
reconversion, to silence the wheels
of industry and so paralyze the ma
ton.
T-r National H,using Agency
L has announced a plan for the
use Of part Of the 100000, 900
of the subsidy money to build ac-
cess roads to the out-of-the- way
government forests so that timber
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can be cut from wl.ch it is hoped
100-million board f,et increase
may be expected for this years
lumber production.
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