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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-13
FROM TACOMA

L. L. Vance of Tacoma is stay ing at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-13
HERE FROM SEWARD

Mrs B. Park of Seward is stop ping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-13

HERE FROM PHILADELPHIA
 Charles Van Hoosen Of Phlladel- phia is staying at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-13

WASHINGIUN = The Supreme Court today upheld it's decision that the Federal government has first rights to oil in lands lying beneath the waters off the California coast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-13

LAKE SUCCESS - Russia late today joined the United States in endorsing in principle a proposal for partition of Palestine into se- parate Jewish and Arab countries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-13

SANTIAGO, Chile - Coal miners are said to have been ordered to return to their johs by Wednesday or face court martial for open re- bellion against the Chilean govern ment.
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S. ]. A. The T. S. J. O. Chorus is
getting ready for it too. But how
Don't forget practice on Nov. 2
7 p. m. at Cleveland West. We all
know the songs SO come and get
your vocal cords retuned.
An another event you don t
want to forget is the semi-formal
T. S. ]. A. dance in Ellwood City
Nov. |. Grab your best glad rags
and let us go.
Congratulations to Wally and
Jenny Linder on the recent ar
rival of a baby girl.
Something tells me. that in the
near future we are going to have
great girls basketball team!.
See you Ellwood!!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30
CLEVELAND WEST
BY Helen

Cleveland, O., Oct. 30-Our
card party is next on the agenda.
1t is being held on Nov. II at
I 80 p. m. at our Sachsenheim
club. Bring your parents and
friends. Our mons are baking for
us SO the coffee and kucheu are
bound to be good. Lovely table
and other prizes will be given
away.
Basketball Practice
Boys every Tuesday at $50 p,
m. at Thomas Jefferson Jr. High
School.
Girls every Monday 5:45 p. m
Lutheran Veterans Club, 26l2
Prospect Ave.
Friday, Nov. 7, business meet
ing.
Sunday, Nov. 2, T. S. J. A
Mass Chorus rehearsal at Cleve.
land West, 200 p. m.
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T. S. ]. A. CHORUS
NEWS
By Eleanor Rauch.

Pack your vitamin pills and
bring a lunch because the Chorus
is migrating to the wild and WOO
ley West Cleveland West, that is.
The date is Sunday, Nov. End,
and the time is 7 p. m. If neces-
sary, let's all start out early in
the morning so that we can begin
the rehearsal on time.
To Youngstown
All those wishing transporta-
ton to West Sunday will meet
at the club at 5 p. m. - definitely
no later. All those who arrive late
will have to go by ox-cart or car
rier pigeon.
Thanks to Cleveland. Salem
New Castle, Farrell and Youngs-
town for the swell showing at last
Sundays rehearsal. Boy, we real
ly have a bass section to write
home about!
Another rehearsal date to mark
in your little red book is Satur-
day, November 8, 7:3O p. m. at
Youngstown. Maybe some of you
Clevelands kids can meander on
down to Youngstown and spend
the evening with US.
Wonder where John Spack OBJ
tanned that block-long Stanley
Steamer?Wow! With that bucket
of bolts you'll never have to worry
about the housing shortage, o-
ham.
Don't forget the T. S. ]. A.
dance at Ellwood City, Nov. |. -
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be a movie entitled "And now ]
see" followed by a community
sing, and an ice cream social.
Everyone is invited to attend this
event. The date will be announc-
ed at a later date.
Don't forget the Halloween
Party, Nov. lst, at 7:3O with the
Johns Luther League to be held
at the rear of St. Johns church
on SIS Eddy Road. Come prepar.
ed to have a good time.
Our next meeting will be or
Wednesday, Nov. l9, at $50 p
m. Let's all try to be there.
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7. S. ]. A. NOTICE

The I. S. J. A. officers will hold
an all day meeting at the Cleve-
land West Club on Sunday, Nov.
Ind. All clubs that were entered
in the softball league are request
ed to send the manager of their
team to the meeting. The man.
ayers or their representatives will
meet with the officers at 80 D. m.
1t is imperative that all teams
that were entered in the softball
league be represented ! at this
meeting.
At the officers meeting held in
Homestead Sunday, October 10Th
the suggestion was made that the
affiliated clubs of the Association
90 their part towards helping the
Saxon Relief Committee. The sug-
gestlon was for all clubs to either
hold an affair to raise donation
or to make an outright donation
from the Clubs Treasury. All
funds are to be sent to our Natio-
nal Treasurer, Miss Edith Boden-
dorfer, who in turn will forward
the total collected amount to the
Committee in charge of the Sax
on Relief work. All clubs shocld
give this matter their immediate
attention. More news will appear
on this in the near future.
Henry SCHNEIDER,
T. S. ]. A. President
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ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
BY Betty and Betty

Ellwood City, Pa, Oct. 3O-The
plans for the T. S. ]. A. semi-for-
NAL coming along fine. We're ex-
pecting large crowd from all
the other clubs. If you don't have
a date come anyway. We guaran-
tee good time for all. There will
be dancing from 10 to |. We have
booked the Kay Meier outfit
which is very fine 10 piece band.
The price of admission will be
$l.OO a person. and there will be
plenty of delicious sandwiches in
case you can't dance on an emp
ty stomach For those of you that
don't want to travel back home
that night, we will find place for
you to stay. On Nov. lst all roads
lead to Ellwood. Let's have a real
Saxon turnout.
We wish lot of success to
Dew. Hoeniger who is leaving US
to take a position in New York
but for those who want to 60 to
church on Sunday are welcomed
to attend. The pastor will be Rev
FriSchkorn from Greenville.
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CANTON ECHO
By Pauline

Canton, O., Oct. 3O-'As the
week came to an end we find
everyone has enjoyed themselves.
We had a very good time at the
hayride and wiener FRAGILE. Even
though it was kind of cold for
some people. Thanks Ginnie fol-
the swell hospitality.
Congratulations
We would like to extend our
congratulations and best wishes
to one of our Saxon girls Miss
Thelma Pelger who became the
bride of Mr.. Donald First, on
October Is.
Party
| have been ask to put in the
paper that the Seniors are having
Halloween party for all young
ones. Parents are asked to bring
all children. 1t will be held Fri
day evening in the club, at 8 p. m.
Children are permitted to come
masked if so desire.
Sympathy
Our deepest sympathy goes to
Bill Untch on the butching of a
fnger.l believe some people could
find better things to do then that
What do you say Bill?
Semi Formal
Lets not forget the semi-formal
dance to be held in Ellwood City.
We would like to see Canton we'll
represented. 1t is on Sat-, Nov. |.
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rEUTSCH JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
By Martha

Cleveland. O., Oct. 3O-The
Luther League is having a booth
at our church's annual bazaar at
the West Side Sachsenheim on
Friday night. Nov. II. All mem
bers are urged to come.
There is a membership drive
now in progress. Let'c all try to
bring at least one candidate for
membership into the league. How
about it?
There will be a social event
coming up very soon - and this
is it --.a all in one night. there will
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AUTO CITY SPEAKS
BY Mary Ann

Detroit, Mich. Oct. 3O-Every-
body is cordial yinvited to at
tend the movies on Nov 10, at
8 o'clock. They will be shown III
the church basement. Located on
Glenfeld and Roseberry. The
movies will consist of Weddings
Picnics. Lodge doings and also
the D. J. S. There will be coffee
and cake served after the movies.
So everybody be sure to set aside
the date of Nov. 10 for an enjoy
able evening.
Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell l.. Duseth on their
lrfcent marriage. The ceremony
took place at St. Johns Ev. Luth
church in New Haven, Mich, or
Sat, Oct. Is, l947.
Lodge meeting next Sunday al
Carl Mosse Place.
Club meeting Nov. 10. Be sure
to attend. Very important meet
ing.
To Ellwood City
There will be few Juniors
from Detroit to invade your
dance. So be on the lookout.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30
SAXON VETERANS
ASSOCIATION
Fall Dances
By Frank Ham


Another big time was had last
Friday night at our "Polkateers'
Dance. A lot of our Saxon people
are missing out on a good deal
by not attending our Fall Dances
The music of both the polkas and
popular dancing really is in the
groove and makes you want a
dance. Just ask the people that
have been there and be convinc-
ed.
The East Siders will have a
break again to enjoy themselves
at our next dance which will be
on Friday, Nov. 9TH, at the East
Side Sachsenheim at $50 p. m.
Dancing till 1890.
Our Meeting
The next meeting will be at
the West Side Sachsenheim on
Monday, Nov. 3rd, at 8 pm. Keep
the date in mind members and
bring your Saxon buddies along.
Members who still have dance
, tickets outstanding are requested
to be sure and turn them in al
this meeting!
The committee sthat worked al
our dance last Friday done a good
job. (We offer our sympathy tc
Geo. Jacob, however, and hope
he wont get another sudden belly
ache). We trust the East Side
committee will keep on the bal
and do a job equally as we'll or
November 7.
always read the Volksblatt'
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sure made one feel hep and lively.
The winners of the prizes was a
person unknown and Claire
Deutschlander took second. The
bunch OF grapes won by John Self
tert and the way | hear it, the
boys are goin. over and help
Hans make some wine. The fifth
was won by Bill Schuster, it dis
appeared SO fast no one got to see
what brand it was. By the way
Bill, did you get any for yourself?
So | think l can safely say that
cVeryon enjoyed themselves to
the upmost.
One of our Juniors had short
stay in the hospital and is home
again. Speedy recovery, Charlotte
Coleman.
Our next meeting Is THURS
day, Nov. 9th. at 8 p. m. Let's be
on time for change, shall we.
Don't forget there is bowling
every Tues. night.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30
MARRIAGE
ANNOUNCEMENT

The marriage of Hilda Johanna
Thalgott to Michael r. Binder
will take place Saturday, Nov. 3,
l947, at 200 p. m. at St. Peters
Ev. Luth. Church, l22ll Glen
field, Detroit, Mich.
Hilda is the daughter of Mrs,
MaMry Thalgott and the late Mr..
John Thalgott of 1865 Hickory,
Detroit, Mich. Michael is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Binder
of 1867 Coram, Detroit, Mich.
Open church will be observed.
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CLEVELAND EAST
By Carl
By Carl

Cleveland, O., Oct. 3O-Our
Saxuets were hosts to packed
house at the West Side Sachsen-
helm last Friday, and a wonderful
time was had by all, swingin and
swayin to the swell music of the
"Polkateers", top recording out,
fit, no less.
Our first scheduled basketball
game Of the year will be held in
two weeks. and our opponents
will be our WeStside cousins. a
game which has always topped
all others as a drawing card. Sd
set the the 18th of Nov. aside as
a must to attend our first game oi
the season.
There is slight chance of our
getting the Powne Club, former.
ly Dykes, our gym of previous
years for our regular Sat. games
but our practices will be held
there every Thurs. The time is
not set as yet SO keep your eyes
on this column for information
along that line.
Meeting Nov. 5 after singing
practice. How about more of YOU
at singing practice?
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SALEM NEWS
By Betty Folder

Salem. O., Oct. 3O-Juniors !
again ask you what's new?I know
one subject you'd be interested
in, that's right, the celebration
of the 10th Anniversary of the T.
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tive period, Luckman's plans were
scrapped.
THE Bureau of Mines has sew
i eral studies underway for pro-
ducing oil and gasoline from coal.
Two more pilot plants developing
barrel day will shortly be fin
ished, while demonstration plant
for the production of 200 barrels
a day by the hydrogenation of coal
will be constructed at Louisiana,
Missouri.
THE Iron and Steel Institute
4 thru the U. S. Department Of
Commerce reports that while the
total export of steel in 1916 H.
747,397 tons) was twice the pre-
war tonnage, it was the lowest ex-
port shipment made since 1910.
Canada receiving BOG, ,13O> tons was
the largest customer, while Brazil
the fourth largest in 1889 became
second largest in 1916 with re-
ceipts of 430,343 tons. France and
ASe@iv "SiC HCAl III oTucI.
There is program of expan-
sion and improvements in the in
dustry' which involves expenditures
tctalling more than one billion
dollars. approximately one half of
which is being spent on expansion
and modernization this year. The
building of 31a million ton ca
pacity Of new sheet and strip mill
production does not include one
new sheet mill which will be built
in Ohio.
OCTOBER 20 has been set for
- the House Labor Subcommit-
tee to begin hearings on raising
the minimum wage as we'll as the
following subjects: (D Exceptions
to minimum wage laws made ap-
plicable to various agricultural
processing industries where diff
Guilty exists with application of
exceptions already in the Act. (2)
Exemption for those whose busi-
ness is not substantially inter-
state, which would get around the
broad Interpretation Of interstate
commerce by courts thru the past
ten years. (3) Court opinions which
allow calculations of regular pay
rate from actual take-home pay,
inclusive of overtime. Objection is
made this deprives employees Of
actual overtime. az Objection to
raising minimums usually brings
protests from low income commu-
mites, so-called, many of which
benefited by increased farm
prices and are now classified in
upper income brackets.
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HAPPY EVENT

Mr. and Mrs. ]. Ziegler of 3O52
West ll5th ST., Cleveland, Ohio,
wish to announce the birth OF
their second grand child, Eduard
T. Ziegler, born on Sept. p. l947,
and weighing 7 lbs. "a or. Mo-
ther and child both doing fine.
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HOMESTEAD, PA.
NEWS
By Marie.

Homestead, Pa, Oct. 30-The
Homestead Junior Saxons thank
Mr.. John Rochus, a member of
the Central Verband's National
Committee for being present at
the anniversary banquet held last
Saturday night. The occasion
was the fifthieth anniversary of
the Homestead Mems Lodge Br.
,6. Mr.. Rochus was in attendance
for the purpose OF. getting pictu-
res of the affair. AS is usually
the case the affair was very poor
lN attended by our out-of-town
friends.
An oral request has been tend
cred Mr.. Rochus to return to our
town sometime in December with
all films related to the activities
of the Juniors. This would be
great night for get together,
provided the older Juniors can get
out for an evenings pleasure.
Come down and see how you
looked ten years ago. Additional
information will be forthcoming
in later editions of the Homestead
News.
Two weeks ago we had bit
ter bill to swallow. 1t was the
failure of our dance and the sub
sequent activities that had been
planned for host of people who
never showed up. Why not come
to Homestead and find out that
the spirit of hospitality and con-
geniality are still alive.
Basketball Notice
We are still trying to get the
members to become interested in
the formation of a basketball
team. This notice pertains to the
eligible members. This activity is
sponsored strictly for participa-
ton by the Juniors. With the
poor showing we've had there
!certainly can be no ball team.
! Members who are interested in
this activity may secure additio-
nal information by contracting
| Marty Weprich. the manager,
Ieither by mail or by calling Ho,
''2l2o.
| Meeting Notice
| The next regular meeting will
be held on Tuesday, November 4.
lat 8 D. m., at the club meeting
;rooms.
This meeting should be of spe-
cial interest to some of the old
time Juniors who have dropped
by the wayside. We are attempt
ing to form a bowling team (Ten-
pins) to represent our local Sax
ons. We have already had several
challenges thrown to us, but due
to the fact that we have no team
1--WE are at the moment unable to
reply to these challenges. Let's 60
Iyou old fellows and gals Just be-
cause you are married is certain
ly no reason for staying away.
Leave the children with the in
laws, bring the wife down and
try to get back into the swing
of enjoying life.
| To Branch 6.
The Homestead Junior Saxons
wish to extend their belated best
Iwishes for a continued future
May the years ahead be as bright
as those that have passed.
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and A t h e n s,
w ith a tre-
mRndous co m
mittee assign
m e n t a n d an
arduous w O r k
program, it is
proving diff
cult for Con.
gresham Boil.
ton to commu-
nicate thru sys-
TENS not yet
restored, espe-
cially in vast
areas in which
airmail is mea-
g er a n d in
many cases un-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30

Are you and your relatives mem.
bers Of the Sick Benefit Society
and Central verband? II not, now
Is the time to join.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30

communication, which would nor
mally have been reflected to YOU
in this Weekly Letter, has been
delayed.
A SPECIAL Session of Congress
"A without waiting for legislative
committees to complete their
studies of European emergency
needs is still in the offing. Much
depends upon how long France,
Italy and Austria and other bene-
ficiaries can function on available
balances. November 10 has been
set for pertinent Congressional
committees to begin establishing
both agenda and recommendations
for a stop-gap action program to
meet the impending need for food
and fuel in devastated Europe this
winter.
Question has been raised-with
no answer forthcoming-as to why
the Administration was unable to
forecast and acquaint the Congress
with the vexatious problems which
now beset the nation while the
Congress was in session a short
go days ago.
THE "Save Food Drive" is being
1 hindered by jurisdictional mis-
understandings between agency
ad-men called in by Charles Luck
man and Administrative officials.
Mr.. Luckman arrived in Wash
ington with a complete working
plan designed by the agencies. It
comprehended great volumes of
institutional advertising. Inasmuch
as it failed to fit the Administra-
ton program, still in the forma-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-30
LORAIN JUNIORS
NEWS
BY Ann

Lorain, O., Oct. 30-Another
Traubenfest over and grand
success. Thanks to the nice crowd
and swell orchestra. The music
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From the Office of
Congressman Bolton
BY Congressman Fronee. P. soiton-

THE State Department reports
L Congressman Bolton has left
Paris and with stopovers in Rome
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communication, which would nor
mally have been reflected to you
in this Weekly Letter, has been
delayed.
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The Homestead Junior Saxons
wish to extend their belated best
wishes for a continued future.
May the years ahead be as bright
as those that have passed.
Evening star., 1947-05-23

tie District department d the
Ladies Auxiliary, Jewish War Vet
erans. Il win feature songs By Miss
Flora wilmer and Miss Sylvia voik
and plano selections BY Mrs. Edith
Saffron.
Mrs. Pauline Buckner, arranged
the party. assisted BY Mrs. Tye
Garner. and Mrs. Esther Kominers.
Evening star., 1947-05-23
bible institute 10 Hold
| lconcIaye Here Monday

The Ninth annual conv0cation oi
the Warrington Bible Institute viii
be held at 9 pm. Monday at the
National Tabernacle. 644o Piney
Branch road NV
The principal address to be given
by DR. Andrew Telford, pastor Of
the Barachah Church, Philadelphia
Diplomas win be awarded to:
Jesse B. Deloe, Grover L. Smith
Charles s. Piepgrass, and Mrs. Mil.
wilma Davenport. Mrs. Davenport ar1c
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Piepgrass also
will receive the teachers diploma
Evening star., 1947-05-23

tour The District Hefcrrnatory at
Lorton, Va Tomorrow Is. part of
their monthly board meeting. ii was
announced today.
Donald Clenanner, director Of the
District Department Of Corrections,
and E. ]. Welch. rcformatory super
intendent, will address the group
after luncheon at ] pm. ct the
reformatory.
Evening star., 1947-05-23

from the Evanselical Teacher Train
ling Association.
IN addition to the above. those
who will receive teachers certificates
are: Alberta Burdett, Catharine
| Galloway, Alice Gotta. Willie Marty,
Robert Moog, Mary Morgan, Grover
Smith, Ruth Snider, Eloise TEEN,
Hugh Underwood. Ethel Vance.
Gladys Brooks. Hazel Fleegal, Vir-
ginia Frye, Irene Henson. Clara
KafIer. Mary Lilly. Virginia Mason
and Gerald Pomeroy.
Evening star., 1947-05-23
Auxiliary to Give Party
To Hospitolized Gls

Hospitalized convalescing service
men will be entertained at q, party ut
q pm. tomorrow In the Jewish War
Veterans building, 3l47 Sixteenth
street NV.
The party is being sponsored by
Evening star., 1947-05-23
Board to Tour Lorton
.Reformutory Tomorrow

Members OF the board OF directors
of the Bureau of Rehabilitation will
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-28
The $64 question

QUESTION: If. ALL and
Go leaders can get together
at City Hall TO put the council
of Americas second largest city
on record against union smash
ing legislation. if CLOS Maui
rice McElligoft and AFL's Vic
tor Olander can testify jointly
on bills before the general as
semblY in Springfield = why
can't they plan permanently
for joint action at least in The
political field?
AFL's William Green. ad-
dressing the convention of the
International Ladies Garment
Workers union at Cleveland,
explained that unity of the la
Dor movement is closer than
most people think" and went
on TO criticize labor leaders
who sell out their rank and file
by contributing TO the present
split.
SHORTS: From PAC Direc-
tor Jack Knoll = whatever
happens it is certain that the
drive against labor will not
collapse "both ALL and
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-28

This was disclosed by Nathan
P. Feinsinger, special Labor Dept.
representative who flew here
from Washington to guide Pacific
coast contract negotiations.
Unions involved in the mari
time armistice were the National
Union of Marine Cooks & Stew
ards and the American Commu-
nications Assn, the only west
coast marine unions that had been
unable to get settlements with
the employers before the June Is
contract expiration date. Under
no contract, no work policy the
unions members had remained
aboard ship but had refused to
sign sailing articles.
The 3-point truce reached with
the shipowners provided that ne
gotiations would continue under
Feinsinger's guidance and that
work would resume under terms
OF the recently expired contracts.
In the case of the AGA the
third point assures radio person
mel the benefits of any contract
between owners and the union.
Third of the MICS truce terms pro-
vides that the contested June 1947
wage review would be suspended
pending negotiations.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-28

honeymoon.