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BUILDING MATERIALS

FOR SALE-GOOD QUALITY five and six
inch split cedar posts. the kind Montana
farmers want. Priced right.
J. NJ. RIEDLINGER Troy. Montana
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29

Cine afiindbener 3eitllns bradte
'n!genocn ebenio intereilanten lpie
bllmorpollen Mrtifel:
.Wir Diiiudyener uerocn INNER
"omerifaniIhcr":: Spiug. .Mniif im
Moolo, Shlager, Screnuoen mir oih
ulo iiir midi, Hbptbmif, Songs,
lelbil Scr tleine Eeppcrl pom Sim
tctbo', 4. Stod, brcinlul lGuteu.
llgt lhun Gombopliebcr mic elm al
tc. Milolueltiabrer. IS minmelt pon
cagllld)-anlcrifaniid)en Sprnhfurien
i'm Haoio !iiinben. i'm Spnooner
Nnno'lnf, inn Senbcr 9llpenlano,
ii Den 3citungcn ,Snbnnp"
ipclt lmermiioid) rnierc y3ebu
Miinld)c", llno allh oic ~Stinme
smerifaa" lit lms 10 gelduiig lpie
ser anblbompi. Sicbesbrieie ncrocn
cilT miinbneriid)- obgeiobt,
@roBmiitter ll,mmcn Sit Geplcr
ndb nno oerorebcn babel it,lpdrmc.
rid Die slllgen, oas flcinite v8irl"
bon Scr Shwantbalerbobc peii, paS
"Ganop" beiBt. Ger Itoasbihler
3aper, Shnnffellncr uno Shnufel.
bllrlt, lagt beim Sonntagnohnlit,
tag Spa5lergang 81 iciner ieluciliaeu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29
T. S. ]. A.
CONVENTION NOTES

Now that our basketball victory
banquet is over and as a big sue
cess, we here in Salem must next
direct all our efforts to the really
big program necessary on our
part. as hosts to the seventeenth
annual convention of the +. s.
J. a.
But first and iOrmost of all,
we the Salem Junior Saxons at
this time officially invite all the
Junior, Saxon boys and girls. men
and women. oi the T. 81. \. as
we'll as all our Saxon brothers and
sisters. Young and old, wherever
they may live to lie with us at the
18th annual convention OF the Il.
S. ]. A. in Salem, Ohio. on June
2lSt and 22nd.
The convention site will be the
Saxon Country Club on the
WinOna Rd. with which we know
many Saxons are well acquainted
And even though we all know
that true Saxon fellowship can
be enjoyed any place where SaH-
ons gather. | have learned that
our group in charge oi preparing
the grounds for the convention
are going to literally change the
whole place to provide the most
ideal atmosphere for all to gether
in good Saxon fellowship. to once
again renew old acquaintanccS
and develop new friends as well
as providing the best in dancing
entertainment To carry out
our plans for this affair to per-
fection. our entire club has pied
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29

Congratulations to our new
May Queen Sophie Kotch. Mi
chael I'm sure YOU must be over
being nervase.
The = was also held Sat. night
and JohnnyAmbert was the lucky
person and only person present
to walk home with a prize.
Thanks to all of the out-Of-
towners that came down and
helped make our dance a success.
To the committce--a job we'll
Many came back toNoungstown
Sunday afternoon for a concert
and dance. which wound up a
weekend well surely remember
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29
CLEVELAND WEST
.' q NEWS
BY Helen

Cleveland, O.. May 2o--As
hard as we tried. we couldn't
make it stop raining last Sunday.
We hope we didn't inconviente
East too much by waiting until
the last minute to call off the
game. Thanks to these who came
down and helped us spend pleas
ant Sunday afternoon. And many.
many thanks to Mrs. Scheel, With
out whom the pleasant afternoon
would have been impossible-wc
really appreciate it.
To Salem
We are looking forward to o,r
game this Sunday, June lSt The
game will start about p o'clock
meet us at theWeSt Club before
time.
Thanks and congratulations TO
our May birthday children. The
social was one of the best. There
will be no singing practice this
Friday. May 80. we are all going
on a picnic. Speaking OF singing.
there is something lacking in our
practices lately. namely altos and
sopranos. Come on girls. there
were exactly twice as many tel
lows at the last practice The mu-
sic committee has some new
songs for US that are really swell.
And don't forget to sell yo''r
tickets to the. card party on June
18th. That's a "Wednesday even
ing-so reserve that date.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29

graut ltatt mie friiber: .@eb' por.
Gus, 3en5i!" beute in edit umerifani.
'dell 5onIall: go obeuo = bar
lirs!" uno ipuft in meitem 0ogen
iiber5perd aui einen Meilenltein.
.Gngliib leiions" gite IS nod lpie
pnl 10 sablreif nie ge9enmurtig
&ppiialot am Wiftllalienmarft a6er
manhe betagtere Sd)iiler, Die ser
Eenlioniit Sdoridl, baben oe erlte
@egeilterllng pcrloren mie Die 31bne,
neil lie ocn lprnblifen Gnobel i'm
Ninnoc Nun bait gar nidt bin uno
be, malsen fonnen. Meine Nabbarin,
TrduIein &atberina StangIbubcr, sur
3eit .aiiB 9lonoie", bie audi nid)t
mcbr .aeraoc in Ser Sugeno Maien-
Elite ltebt. bat aus einem nnoeren
@runo Dem Spradflirs ibren ihlan,
fen Hiifen gefebrt. afiB 9lonoie lit
ndnld) oarauI gefommcn, oaB neben
ihren berSformie bemnlten &irifen.
lippen lmb ibrem Dor Dem Spieglein
an Der @ano nobleinltuoierten slu-
genalliihIag Elm einsiges 98orthen
Gnaliid - Oes. - iiir lire 3pede
rollaui geniigt.
yMand)e lfiind,ncr iino ia sur
3tit bon Sen Nmerifancrn cnttGuibt:
@uhreno lie bis por fllr5cm nur me-
nige 3iige an ihren ousge,eid,neten
3igoretten paiitcn INN tic Damn I'M
eIcaantcn gogcn neeSumerien ihei.
ncn neueroings lire Nationen an
vGbeiterIielo", vGumel", ,Slo Bolo"
lnN ~Halciab" einaeifrdnft morSen
5u icin, ieoenialls iino oie llSa-
"Seit sluibebung ser YoitIperre
bohen mir audi ldon inherent 2iehen
Enfel" III Chicago uuo lmier ,Tear
Sante lfurp" in Serns Elm 9ebens.
5eidben aeihidt uno uns init ausge.
llld)tcr S,oflihfeit noh 2OiGbriger
Eaule nah bohItoero geiinoen er.
flruoi9t. ySir buben alh lniere ge.
tonnten roriiben", uniere Shul.
/ ireunoe, pie B. .. oen Shuiter-
Sepp, beutc ariiter Soc Sboemafer,
aui unlerem beiten 9rleipapier anae.
!ecentlid) oarun erinnert, mie mir
ieincr5eit in ser alten 5eimat ae-
nleinlnm toroften. Gs lperoen bod
Eid,t nlle lmiere lieben Germanoten
liro Trellnoe in ser 9tenen @elt
id,rperhoris geluoroen iein Serr-
| gutt, nenn lie ons nift fapieren.
SSo BOD, Erolioent truman oas Ser.
ldifen bon ~,sreB Yafeten" nah
SelltItlano erlaubt Bot"
Stllmmeln C9ugo" nenue iic sic
GingepeibtenD bebellteno ieltener uno
aud) fiir5er aeluoroen. Sic Miinhener
SorItuhtlnlier tl,n lid, INNER id,,ue.
ret, Dem Guter ooer @roBpater ct
mos Huudbares beimsubrinaen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29
'T.S.J.A. NOTICE
VENTION

The nth Annual T. S. !. A.
Convention will be held on Satur.
day and Sunday. June 2lst and
22nd, at the Salem Country Club,
in Salem, Ohio. The First Busi-
ness Session of the Convention
will begin promptly at 100 P. NJ,
Eastern Standard Time. All clubs
are entitled to seat three dele
gates at the convention, provid-
ing their Head Tax for all men,
bers of each local group has been
paid before June 1st or before
the convention opens. Names CT
all delegates should be sent. in
Immediately.
The Association Officers have
made request of all clubs OF the
T. S. J. A. to decide, il possible,
by convention time, il they will
enter the basketball league next
Fall. 1t is desired to draw up the
basketball schedule as soon as
possible in order to enable all
clubs who have ample time
to make preparations ior gyms
and other matters in connection
with the successful carrying out
of the basketball saison. All clubs
interested in entering the basket
ball league next year should bring
their Entry Fee of $1,000 to the
convention.
Henry SCHNEIDER.
".: T. S. ]. A. President
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By Carl

Cleveland, O.. May 29-Bring-
ing you latest developments from
a rainsoaked scratch pad with the
aid OF my ,rusty Reynolds ball
point.
The wather being as wet as ii
was Sunday. only a few East de-
legates could make their rcquir-
ed presence atWcsts field. where
upon reaching mutual agreement
of the cancellation of our game,
strictly a preventive measure on
our part. outlawing a forfeiture
on the wetest day OF the year.
A tipping OF the hat with a
graceful bow goes out to Mrs.
Sophie kotch OF Youngstown ior
the honor OF being selected May
Queen at Noungstown's dance
bv the carefully selected Judges
Thanks loads for swell time.
To Youngstown
This coming Sunday our sched-
ulcd game will be played at kirt-
land Park on 40th St. north of
St. Clair Ave.
Please be at the club at |. there
will be someone to divert you toe
field OF battle.
Our meetings are now held o.,
Wednesday night at $50. Let $
see some more of YOU fellow base
ball enthusiasts.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29


will find a wonderful change. Once
again there is quiet at his tomb.
Once again you can stand under
the trees and have peace come to
your troubled heart. Once again
you can walk in the gardens and
on the bowling green without fear
that a low flying plane might
crash-as one actually did last
year. 1t has not been a simple
matter to achieve, nor will it con-
tinue without the constant cooper
alton of every pilot who flies in
this area. The beam goes directly
over Mount Vernon and for many
reasons cannot be moved. So when
visibility is bad planes will have
to fly over-though even then they
can be flown high enough for
safety.
At the request of the Regent,
the Ohio Vice-Regent on the
Mount Vernon Ladies Association
has had the matter up with Civil
Aeronautics and it's component
groups for about year. Direct
ives were issued last Spring by
Army and Navy with immediate
relief. Civil Aeronautics was q
more difficult problem. But after
many attempts to bring the situa-
ton to the numerous groups in-
volved, cooperation has been Sc
cured and splendid campaign of
education undertaken among all
pilots flying the area.
Now it is only the occasional
Ilane that endangers the beauti-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29
CANTON ECHO
Bv TOOts Schorstcn

Canton. O.. May 20-This has
been very busy and full week
for the Juniors. A good time was
had by all on the hayride and
wiener irazzle. except ior the III
terruption of the rain.
Cleaning
Many thanks go to the IRIS. who
showed up to clean our room On
last Thursday. The new drapes
and the room looks swell. Well
have to bring cushion. along
next time in case Bill Grosskopf
slips off the ladder again. More
expense-broken ladder! ...
1t seems as though everyone
shows up when we habe free
social. but what happens when it
comes to work or meetings. Il
wouldn't hurt some of the older
Junior members to show up some
time. Some people just like to CO.
operate except when something is
free. Then everyone shows up.
1--WE hate to put these things in
the paper. but we have hopes 1t
will do some good to some OF the
members. Please let us try to do
better next month.
Postponement
The battle with Salem was post
poned because OF old man weather
He just keeps raining all night.
Convention
Come on Juniors and dig
down into those old Cedar Chests
and bring up these formals and
dress suits and come to the con-
vention at the club on the SOth
and 5lst of May. The concert and
semi-formal dance will be held
on Friday the 3Oth. We would
like to see a large crowd OF |rs.
from all the clubs. A good time is
Expected by all.
Don't paint-write!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29
NEW CASTLE NEWS
Ty Henry

New Castle. Il. May 20-The
Junior club all took off for No.
last Saturday and had swell
time. The music and all those
girls in formals was something 20
listen and look at. Thanks Io.
for the wonderful time.
To Lorain
You can expect our ball club
to be in your fair city this Sund-
day to see if we really have a ball
club or were we lucky to win the
first one myself think we have
Il good team. Well we will see.
Dance June 14th
On Saturday. June l4th. the Ir.
club will hold dance out at the
Saxon country club. The dance
will be from 9 till |. Those that
have been there know that a good
time is to be had. So if YOU arc
looking for some fun and dancing
be sure and be there. Come early
and play tennis. horseshoes. bas-
ketball and swimming. We hope
you will keep this date open fol
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29
ged itself 1000 behind our exc
outive chairman Marty Polder

ged itself 1000 behind our exc
cutive chairman Marty Polder.
and is acting as one big commit
tee split into groups each headed
by capable chairman. to carry
out particular part OF ;his affair.
For the primary purpose Of this
convention a good committee IS
working out the business session
arrangements necessary for the
convience of the delegates and
officers. The program committee
reports II has completed the con-.
vcntion booklet which discloses
much about the +. :. !. A. hist
'ory. its past and present leaders
and advisers. present news OF in
terest to all Juniors and the COM
plete two day program. The kit
chen committee reports it. has
completed their menues OF delici-
Gus home cooked meals for Satur-
day noon and evening. and Sum-
day noon and evening. The re-
freshment committee has provid-
ed itself with an adequate supply
OF practically everything that can
be desired. The housing commit
tee has not met much work. rs
up to this time we have only rc
ceived requests for nine overnight
advance notices and in this CON
ncctlOn | must urge all clubs TO
send the names of all persons
wishing overnight accomnada
tons bv the deadline Wednesday.
June 5th.
hope the above will give just
a brief idea of the work that IS
being done for all our Saxon
friends with our only thought IN
mind to make everything add up
to complete success and a good
time for everyone and the only
hope that the largest crowd ol
Saxons to even attend Junior
convention will be on hand to
help US sponsor this occasion.
lust as soon as the convention
| booklet is released to the priI-
ter. | will report the complete
schedule and keep you posted on
| our progress. Any suggestions or
lcomments relative to any part Of
| the convention will be considered
and appreciated by the committee
Please address all correspond
! ence. of any nature to :, '.,~.
| Miss Dorothy Lutsch.
1851 Fast 9th St.
Salem. Ohio.
Please note change Of address
| from previous address carried in
publication OF April 18th. Sorry
Butch" it was my fault.
| Until next week Aui Wicder-
sehen. Andrew UlriCh.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29
ST. JOHNS SENIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
By Pauline krich

Our president, Al Hoffman. is
calling an emergency committee
meeting on Thursday. June 5th.
at 500 p. m. in the church rooms
to make plans for our participa-
ton in our Chdrchs 25th anniVer-
sary celebration. Members, please
cooperate and attend.
The Senior Luther League ali
nounccS the opening OF a Nurse
~ Care Hour under the able
guidance OF Mrs. Hilda Figuley
Tor children from 2 through .
years OF age on Sunday. June lst.
during the English services from
IL to II a. m.. Her volunteer AS
sistant for the opening Sunday
will be Mrs. Sophie Wardeiner
and an adult Sunday school girl.
Any donations OF useable toys
books. crayons. puzzles or blocks
that your children have outgrown
will be'gladly, accepted for use in
Nursery care. | rop them off at
our Sunday school rooms. Young
parents avail yourselves OF this
planned program.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Elsie

Youngstown. o.. May 20
Everyone got ready ior Freddie
Saturday night and really enjoy
ed swch time. Hope that no one
had yloublc with their scootcrs
on their way home. I'm sure that
YOU didn't feel much like walking
after that dancing. Of course. it
YOU were one OF those that didn't
dance - other reasons probably
made it impossible to walk.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29
1047 T. 8. ]. A. Softball Schedule

June
New Castle at Lorain
Farrell at Detroit
Youngstown at Cleveland East
Salem at Cleveland West
Canton, Bye
June 8
Lorain at Farrell
Detroit at Youngstown
Cleveland East at Salem
Cleveland West at Canton
New Castle, Bye
June Is
Detroit at Cleveland West
Lorain at Cleveland East
New Castle at Youngstown
Farrell at Canton
Salem. Bye
June 20
ouhSSloWn iI fafrell
Salem at New Castle
Canton at Cleveland East
Detroit, Lorain, Cleveland
West, Bye
July
Cleveland East at Detroit
Cleveland West at Lorain
Salem at Youngstown
Farrell, New Castle, Canton, Bye.
July Is
Youngstown at Canton
Farrell al Salem
Cleveland West at New Castle
LOrain, Detroit, Cleveland
East, Bye c
July 20
Salem at LOrain
Canton at Detroit
New Castle at Cleveland East
Farrell at Cleveland West
Youngstown, Bye
July 81
Detroit at New Castle
Cleveland East at Farrell
Cleveland West at Youngstown
I.orain, Canton, Salem, BYE
August 8
Farrell at Youngstown
New Castle ut Salem
LOrain at Canton
Cleveland East, Cleveland West,
Detroit, Bye
August 10
Detroit at Lorain
Cleveland West at Cleveland East
Canton at Salem
Farrell at New Castle
Youngstown, Bye
Youngstown at LOrain
Detroit at Salem
New Castle at Canton
Farrell, Cleveland East, Cleveland
West. Bye. -..-~
September
Cleveland West at Detroit
Cleveland East at Lorain
Youngstown mt New Castle
Canton at Farrell
Salem, Bye
September II
Canton at Youngstown
Salem at Farrell
Lorain at Cleveland West
Detroit, New Castle, Cleveland
East, Bye.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29

iitS co M" tiitsS
you could not
carry o. n con-
versations must
often have won-
dered why the
Mount Vernon
Ladies Associ-
alton had done
nothing to pro-
tect t h e tomb
and the home of
George w ash
ington fro m
the actual dam
ger of possible
c r a s h e S and
from such dis
respect. When
you go t h j S
~ ~ rAn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29
Protecting Mount Vernon
BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton

full home of the Father of our
Country, only the occasional pilot
who fails to pay respect to the
spot hallowed by his tomb. Peace
is returning to Mount Vernon.
You will be glad to find it so.
At different times l have en-
"A phasized the difficulties of
freight shipments due to short
age of cars. The car service divi-
sion of the American Railway As
sociation has recently made a most
interesting report. The shortage
of cars has been general rather
than sectional. To get cars back
promptly to the grain shipping
west, eastern railroads have been
required to make long hauls of
empty cars without compensation
to Chicago and St. Louis.
During the last 20 months only
about 5000 new cars per month
less than the number retired-have
been built. Assurance has been
given that by midsummer enough
material will be available for
10000 cars monthly. Orders from
railroads for more than 100000
new freight cars are on the books
with additional orders of some
10000 more programmed. In spite
of all difficulties the fact is that
the cooperation between shippers
and receivers of freight and the
government agencies concerned is
moving more freight more miles
than ever before in peacetime.
A new bill covering the informa-
"A ton and cultural program
is now before a Foreign Affairs
subcommittee. The argument for
the information" section is large
ly that so much misinformation is
being given the world about the
United States that we must an
swer it, and that that answer must
be given by government. Is this
really necessary? If it is, should it
be done by the government or
should the broadcasters and the
news groups be called in and asked
if they can do the job? Those who
suggest this method say it would
be q wholly new way, one with
which we could and would estab-
lish a leadership in free, frank,
fearless attitudes that nothing else
could give us-or give the world,
Think about it q little. will yopl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29

Aro Won ana your relatives msm
bern II the Sick BENEFIT Society
and Central verband? u not. nov
n the time to join. For moro rnfor
o,ation call Tho local representative.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29

THOSE of you who visited
L Mount Vernon to find air
planes looping overhead and fly
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29

The aqua. South American
toad, grows to be as much as
eight inches long.
Verdi's opera Aida" was first
performed in Cairo. Egypt, Dec.
"a, 1871.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-29

Please patIO On,ze Our ad
vertisers.
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Are You and your relatives mem.
bers CT the Sick Benefit Society
and Central Verband? If not, now
is the time to join. For more Infor-
nation call the local representative.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-08

Highlight of the Spokane festival
will be a lavish exhibition Of iilacs
raised and entered by amateur and
professional growers. More than
900 entries are expected, and gener-
Gus prizes will be offered for the
best specimens and the most arts
tic arrangements prepared oy
amateurs. A special section OF the
exhibit is reserved for students IN
the upper seven grades of the local
schools (city and Valley, with spe-
cial prizes for the winners. THIS
show will be held on the opening
DAY and evening of the festival,
Wednesday, May IA, in the Marie
Antoinette room of the Davenport
Hotel Admission is free.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-08
Polio Pamphlet TO
School Children


AS part of a nationwide cam
paign to bring home to every par
ent facts about polio, the Lincoln
County Chapter of the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
will distribute a pamphlet about the
disease to every school child in the
county, Chapter Chairman Mrs.
E. L. Richardson said today
Entitled "A Message to Parents
About Infantile Paralysis" the bull
letin lists polio precautions to be
observed during the epidemic sea-
son, describes possible symptoms of
infantile paralysis, and offers prac-
teal advice for the guidance of par
ents in times of polio epidemics.
Concerning the distribution of the
facts leaflet, which has met with
the approval of each of the 48 State
Departments of Education, Mrs.
Richardson said:
This project, designed to allay
fear and panic, merits the endorse
ment of every one interested in the
welfare of the nations youth. I
hope, indeed, that this program
meets with richly deserved success.
It is timely, it is important, and it
is a fine forward step in bringing to
the American people the facts they
Iced and must have"
1t is planned to have distribution
completed before the end of the
school term in June, the month
which in the North Temperate zone
generally sees an upswing in polio
cases that continues until the latter
part of August or early September.
Last year, the largest polio year in
three decades, 25,204 cases were re-