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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-25
The Doctor Says
SURGERY AFFORp
BLUE BABY Cir,
BY WILLIAM A. n,pp,r.

Surgical operations on D
OF blua babies correct f5o ne aear.
which results from fake ns aliicqlss
blood to circulate properIIes q lib
the lungs. Se'4y .hruun
DR.. Alfred Blalock o.
klns University gives ~ Toan Ho,
T Tau credit for The ST. s5,. ael'p
that enabled him TO devei srsss'aa
Grafton which permits op Tie ~
to flow through blue 0s iaess oloa
Inc report of the first Iio laaa
in the Journal Of the = A%[Sv..se
Medical Association. A'Ae'1cas
Surgical operations .,
babies will not benefit all IN c,, blu
special variety in which rbe Tn
that connects the right "I y.s sI,s7
OF the heart with the i,n- '%enllic,
develop is most often SUITS, iaA' b
A larger artery from tba s.
attached to the lung ar,e s neck il
point beyond the ohstr''ay al,
that the blood bypasses t5 S'G ny
The blood travels in . S'O'A
Gus stream. The red bIoo r4ll si%
contain a substance called Gel Cell
globin which combines wiz, memo
oxygen Of the air as the r''1 5,, IL,
passes through the lungs. 'i ~;
give the blood its chsrsc oayssa
red color. After they hsys s'' '''s
loaded oxygen in the <is, uA,
blood turns a blush color u.
veins. III as
In blue babies, blood vhio,
come back through the vein, ~. u.
tiers the heart to be pumped ~ IN
lungs to take on more avn. NJ
Because of the block in tba s' S'a.
artery near the heart, an .lls
clent amount gets through srs ~.
blood continues to circulate u.i,,s u'
enough oxygen. 4"1'
Doctor Blalock's operatio, n..
successful in more than 50 nor
of blue babies he treated wS sl'
one considers the delicate , "1sn
lures with which ne had 10 ,,o'.
and the poor conditions Of MAN.,
OF his subjects, this is remark,S.
All the survivors has continued N
improve.
Surgeons in many parts Of n,
country now are doing the Sam.
type of operation with eor,Ii,
good success. Selection Of nrons,
cases for the Blalock operafion l.,
essential for the success NJ n.
procedure.
Surgeons also are able suceav.
fully to operate on other type, NJ
congenital heart disease. i n.
connection between the pulmonary
artery and aorta persists, il ca.
be tied, or if there is a narrowed
portion in the aorta, this can b.
removed and the severed end,
sutured together.
QUESTION: What is a GOOD
book for a boy between 10 and Il
to read for information concern,
ing his development?
ANSWER: If children have all
their questions answered by their
parents before they are 9, they
will be we'll grounded in sex infor.
nation. Parents should not make
speeches or answer questions any
more completely than their child
requests. If you have not done
this, you may go to your nearest
library for recommendation Of
books which have been found
most popular with parents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-25
Letter Box
AN. APPRECIATION

To The Editor:
AS chairman for those who ~
ranged the program for the ooser'
vance of the World Day Of Prayer
1 wish to express my deep apprs'
citation and sincere thanks TO ue
members of Grace Methodlsl
church, and to each speaker, anu
organist, as well as the sololsts'
who contributed so much IN max
ing the day one Of unusual beauty
and to the press for their loyal CO.
operation.
Mrs. w. P. Roudabush, genera
Chairman.
Wilmington, N. c.
Feb. "A, 1947.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-25
NO DEFENSE FOR LYNCHlNC

There can be no reasonable defense for
l%ynching.
So long as The law provides legal
methods for dealing with offenders, nc
man or group Of men can justify their aci
If they override the law and impose iheil
own punishment.
They are no less guilty Of murder thai
any person accused Of this crime.
When men took a suspect from a Green
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-25

separate return using his s~snip
ton only. ,
You may be sure a lew nAnu w.
married taxpayers will 90 " UT
wrong way this years. laSVm.
ing untold millions Of tax o0n'i''
@. I'm single, no depenu'n's
During 1913, 1914 and lS40 : . m@
sick, had no income Of any knu.
In 1916 1 made 81, 500. ! can ei @oI
only one $500 exemption lot a.
but wouldn't it be a lot la!e I'm r.,
could claim an additional sl,9% O .
UNUSED exemptions, al sgV
year, for 1913, 1914 and l'f''
A. Outlandish though me , mi,
may seem, it has been Sei!o ,4or
suggested by tax 1omnls.'+r m
and seriously considered W orn,
gress. Some day 1t may
the law.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-25
Editorial Comment

There are some things to be said in favor
Oh radlo-controlled weather. When great
events such as world series games, prize
!ights and family picnics are being scheduled
IL would be comforting to ask the radio folks
10 order a certain type of weather. Mr.. David
oarno11' president of the Radio Corporation
Oh Amerlca, predicts that the time is nearing
when radio will control storms and sunshine
along with giving us singing commercials that
cheer our listening hours.
we do, however, foresee some unfortunate
complications. Now that it looks as if free
economy may return to the land an indi-
vlduals opinion will be of consequence. Differ
e:lces OF opinion are the backbone of de-
mocracy Well need a Weather Committee to
Plan Long Range Weather Conditions. This
WCPLRWC will be subjected to terrific pres
sures. Californians will be against it. Some
people like rains and SHOWS; some enjoy a
cloudy day. Things will undoubtedly work out.
They always do. 1t will make good contro-
versial subject when and if the news gets
sla ck.-Wal Street Journal.
Candidates elected to the U. S. Congress
but not yet seated. can send mail without
stamps by writing their name and " M. c.
elect in place of the stamp.
Twigs, buds and catkins are important foods
for the ruffed grouse in January. Dense
growth Of pine and hemlock provide cover.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-25
GOOD MORNING

The proper function Of a government is
TO make it easy for the people to do good
and difficult to do evil.
Gladstone
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-25

Twigs, buds and catkins are important foods
for the. ruffed grouse in January. Dense
growth Of pine and henalock provide cover.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24

excitement, of course / mean the
social held Saturday night at the
country clubs Everyone who at
tended had a lively time. BY the
way Fritz where did you get all
those polkas? Thanks to you and
your committee for the grand
time. The scavenger hunt was fun
AT the last regular meeting it
was decided to hold a picnic on
August II at the Country Club,
SO let's everyone keep that date
open. Dick Gottschling is chair
man of the committee.
The next rehearsal for the T. S.
J. A. Chorus will be Friday, July
Is, at Youngstown. All you Sa-
lem Juniors who can go please
meet at the club at 7::3O D. m.
Transportation will be furnished.
Let's all turn out and make this
chorus successful.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24
SAXON VETERANS
ASSOCIATION
BY Hans Steiner

At the last Veterans meeting
we set up committee of 5 men
to work on secret project but the
secret part only lasted till next
day, and we bring it here too, we
Veterans are looking for a Farm
to buy to be centrally located for
East and West so that we will
have our own picnic ground by
next summer and the committee
is hard at work.
May we asked you to send in
your reservations for our banquet
to be held August IL. This is the
only way you will get in to have
a good time. According to the
committee report the meal will be
one of the best and will be serv-
ed at $50 p. m. SO please be on
time at the Wesside Sachsenbeim.
We attended another Saxon
Relief Picnic last Sunday. 1t was
we'll attended, the prizes they
got away were the best. That
Saxon Band has real attraction,
it usually is the drummer that
does it, but here it was the alto
player. A nice blond is Gertie
Binder, so boys line up and take
a good look.
John Hallner's wife has lett
him. but only for week, q .hec |!
Singers from out of town Just
come to the Saengerfest we will
find shleeping rooms for you.
Come and let's make this a good
Saengerfest at Cleveland West
on Labor Day.
Formula tor Feminity
In Hindu mythology the Hindu
God Twaskrie described how he
created a woman.
He took the lightness of leaf,
the glance OF a fawn. the gaity
OF the sun. the tears Of the ,niSt
the Inconsistency of the wind, the
timidity of the hare, the hard
ness of diamond, the cruelty of
a tiger, the sweetness of honey.
the heat of fire, and the chill of
ice--he melted them and mixed
them and created a woman.
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to the meetings and take part. If
more Of you members would come
around we could have more acti-
vities, be more activ and have a
lot more fun. Look what our Sc
nior Lodge does for us. They back
our ball CLUB and charter us
busses and help us in every way
they can and don't you think for
a minute that they don't. There
have been times when we charter
ed a bus and had enough people
to fill that bus, then what hap
pens. at the last minute there are
some that decide they don't want
to go and the bus leaves with a
few empty seats. Do you think
the lodge likes that. no, they do
not like it and | do not blame
them in The least. Now what do
you say people, let's show our ap-
probation and come out full force
and have cooperation and bigger
and better club.
Notice to Old-Timers
The Juniors are challenging
the Oldtimers to a softball game
this Sunday, July y, be at the
club at p. m. and we will leave
from there for the ball field and
good old time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24
CLEVELAND WEST
~ ~ NEWS
BY Helen

Cleveland, O., July 24-Hav.
ing rested our weary bones after
a busy weekend we are all set to
take on the Youngstown nine in
their fair city this Sunday the u.
West trounced Lorain last Sat
2l-3 and was edged out l5-l5
by Farrell on Sunday in two
super ball games. Thanks Lorain,
for your hospitality-we really
enjoyed ourselves.
There will be business meet
ing this Friday the 18th. Let's all
he there. ...
Also remember singing prac-
tice at $50.
That long talked about beach
party is going to be held this
coming Saturday evening. July
70. You will hear all the details
by coming down to meeting-so
see you there.
We extend our sincere congra,
tulations and very best wishes to
Kay Fleiscller and Bob Eiben on
their recent engagement. Best ol
luck to you.
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HOMESTEAD, PA.
By Marie.

Homestead, Pa, July 24-Every-
one reserve Saturday. July 10Th.
Come to the Homestead Saxon
Hall for the barn dance. and have
the time of your life. There will
be dancing, lots OF fun and lots
to eat.
We would like to see some
Saxons from other towns come
to Homestead for the dance. Our
club is small but you can have a
lot of fun there. SO how about
coming to Homestead on July 70
The address is III East 9th Ave.
If you plan to come please let
Ann Toperzer, Box ass, Mifflin
St., bonneville, Pa. know by
sending her a card.
The Homestead Juniors are
happy to again belong to the I.
$. J. A. We won't have a basket
ball team this season but watcl,
out for us next year.
At the last meeting of the Jrs.
a swimming party was planned.
The date is August 3. the place
to meet is the Saxon Hall at | p.
m. From there we will go out to
the Mineral Beach. This will be
a basket picnic. Along with very
nice swimming pool there is also
a place to dance and a. ball field.
So plan on the swimming party
and basket picnic lfor Sunday,
August 3rd.
There were IS at the last Junior
meeting. this is an improvement
but we would like to see a few
more at the next meeting on Fri
Say. August |. The meeting will
start at 8 p. m.
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a new and cheering statement from
DR.. Wilbur c. Schroeder of the
Interior Departments Synthetic
Fuels Division. He told the sub
committee that the synthetic oil
industry can be built up within two
to four years to produce two mil
lion barrels of synthetic oil daily.
Sounds like a good investment and
fine source of steady employ
ment. Why not begin to begin?
THE National Science Founda-
l tion Bill was passed by the
House after an interesting debate.
1t was most difficult and compli.
Gated problem at best, and the gem
eral opinion was that the Commit
tee on Interstate and Foreign Com
merce had done remarkably good
job. The bill provides an overall
coverage for the many special re-
search groups that are cropping up
like mushrooms.
DOR the first time a Prince OF
L the little country of Yemen has
been in Washington. Just as the
Crown Prince Of Saudi Arabia was
received by the Foreign Affairs
Committee, Prince Abdullah and
the two members of his staff met
with the Committee, this time in
the office Of our chairman, Charles
Eaton.
Get out your biographies and
find that tiny Kingdom without
even hint (or was there one)
from me! If you want more in
formation than your own library
can give try writing the State De-
partment or the Congressional
Library.
THE House disposed of deficien.
l cy and supplemental appropria-
ton bills, probably the last ap-
preparations this session from the
House standpoint except for egree-
ment with the Senate on some of
the other pending measures yet to
be acted upon by that body. The
supplemental bill carries $35 mil
lion for temporary housing for vet
Grams. Cleveland is much inter-
ested in this item, there being
some 2OO-odd units which will be
completed when this fund is made
available.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24
YOUNGSTOWN SAXON
MIXED CHOIR

is the occasion. This, the annual
singers picnic is always one of
the big dates on our calendar of
events, and plans are under way
to make this years picnic the
best yet. To those of you who like
to come early we announce that
festivities will begin at 10 a. m..
and to those who like to stay late,
that you can do so until Firth
morgens wenn die Hahne krah'n".
So bring friends. wife. children,
not forgetting yourself to the pic
mic grounds and join the fun. We
will see you there!
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THE SAXON MR.. AND
MRS. CLUB
BY Catherine Kerr

Youngstown. o., July 24-Our
meeting Friday evening was very
successful.
Our last picnic had such a nice
turnout. We are planning to have
another one on August 10th. The
committee will work out all the
details and every member will be
notified the time and place. etc.
We are losing one OF our Or
ganizers, to a good cause, to be
sure. Mr.. Andrew Rehbogen is
leaving Youngstown this Fall to
further his studies for the minis
try. We wish both Mr.. and Mrs.
Rehbogen Godspeed and Good
Luck in their undertaking. We
will miss them at our future gath
erings and look forward to seeing
them with us soon again.
The program committee has
set up a calendar of future socials.
These will be discussed at our
next meeting.
The next meeting will be on
August lst. at the Saxon Club.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Clyde
Housed, Mrs. Martin Span and
Mrs. Adolph Zell.
We also wants to thank Mr..
Richard Matthias for the movies
he arranged for last meeting.
Looking forward to seeing you
all at our next meeting
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ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin NJ. Flei-
scher of 32SlWest 98th St.. Cleve-
land. Ohio. are happy to announce
the engagement OF their daughter
Katherine Sophie to Robert Jo-
seph Eiben, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Eiben, residing at 1897 w.
127th St.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24

I n e w o r | u
Health Bill, H.
J. Re-. 161. 1t
will be handled
on the floor by
DR.. Walter Judd
of Minnesota.
its author, the
eminent surgeon
and missionary
to China, whom
many Of yo u
have heard and
met.
Pro b a b | y
there is no field
moro dramatic.
ally affected by
the changes in
t h e mechanics
of LIVING than
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. John krich, 1887
East Boulevard, Cleveland, Ohio
announce the engagement of their
daughter Ethel to Mr.. Kurt S.
Schuster, son Of, Prof. and Mrs
Rudolph Schuster, l44l Belle Av.,
Lakewood, O. No date has been
set for the wedding.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24

the field of health. The prevention
Of epidemics, of the spread of in
fection and disease in this country,
is no longer a matter of local pre-
cation, It is becoming increasingly
matter of conditions in India.
China, Africa, Europe and the up
per reaches of the Amazon for we
have 10 adequate quarantine law.
nor would any be practicable. A
visitor to Africa flying home may
come down with sleeping sickness
or malaria after his return. So far
the tse tse fly lives in few places
on the earth but who knows when
one might be carried into new
ares! Quarantines won't protect
US, or the people of other lands,
only the determination of the fly
can do this. So it is with plaques
and diseases of all sorts, they must
be stopped at the source. To this
end the World Health Organization
was formed within the United Ma
tions.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24
QUESTIONS?
In what field of endeavor did the
following noted Americans excel7

Answers will be found on page 7
|. John James Audubon.
2. Henry Ward Beecher.
3. John Burroughs.
4. George A. Custer.
5. Ralph Waldo Emerson.
g. Joyce Kilmer.
!. John Bache McMaster.
3. Samuel F. 3. Morse.
9. Zebulon NJ. Pike.
10. John Philip Sousa.
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HAPPY EVENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl B. Dickson
of Canton, Ohio, announce an ad-
dition to their family by the ar
rival of son, Carl Dennis. 7 lbs.
IA o.. born July 4, l947. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Martin Kelp Sr. are the
~
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YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO
NOTIC E ~

Just to remind you not to for
get: Sunday, August 3rd. is the
time. the picnic ground on Meri-
dian Road is the place, and an
open house picnic sponsored by
the ...
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24

Are you and your relatives mem.
bsrs Of ths Sick Bsnsnt Society,
ana Central verband II not, now
IN the time to Join. For moro In
formation call the local rsprsssn-
tative.
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A subcommittee on Public Lands
"A was told this past week by ODf
Director Johnson that 5000 more
tank cars are needed to alleviate
transportation problems. How can
their production be expedited?
Into the midst of the somewhat
gloomy forebodings as to the in
sufficiency of our oil supply comes
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24
NOTICE

The Farrell Junior Saxons cor
daily invite all clubs to a dance
on Saturday, July 10Th. at the
Saxon Club, Emerson Ave.
Dancing will be from 9:3O to
1890 (E. S. T.) to Carl Bobby's
orchestra. '.-.'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-24
SALEM NEWS
By Betty Polder

, Salem, Ohio. July 24-Another
weekend has passed in Salem, but
for change there was a little
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Health Protection for the U.S.A.

A FTER many weeks of study oy
4 4 my subcommittee the full For
eign Affairs Committee voted out
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LOR AIN JUNIORS
NEWS -.
By Hap"

Lorain. O., July 24-Thanks to
Detroit for the swell hospitality
shown us on July Is. We all had
a swell time and hope to see you
all in Lorain Oh August 10. The
score was Detroit 10, Lorain 7.
Thanks to West for coming
down to Lorain last Saturday
night, SO we could play that make
up game. Hope you all enjoyed
yourselves. The score was West
20, Lorain 3.
Last Sunday Salem came to our
fair city and another ball game
was played. The score being Sa-
lem 10. Lorain 4. We're hoping
you all got back safely and also
that you enjoyed yourselves here
in LOrain. ..''. ...
-. ... ........~ Meeting
Our meetings are held every
first and third Thursday of the
month. 1t is very important that
all members attend our next
meeting which is August ! and
also every meeting there after. !
don't know what the trouble is
with some of you people, really I
don't know. Every member should
attend at least one meeting a
month. If you can't give up one
night a month to attend meet
ing you must not have very much
interest in the Junior Saxons. At
every meeting you see the same
people at the time. It's the same
thing at our activities, you see the
same ones, no more and not less
Now some of you may be thinking
what activities and thinking this
and that, we'll the only way to
find out is to come around. come
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DANCE COMMITTEE.
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SAXON LEAGUE
BOX SCORES
I. S. ]. A. SOFTBALL
LEAGUE

As Of July 18th
(not including Canton-Youngstown
game of July 13).
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- Please patr on,ze our ad
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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-12-26

The fashion trend toward beau
tiful ornamention with beads
or sequins or both is growing
stronger. Today's richer fabrics
and the sculptured lines of the bod
ice are the most magnificent foil
for it-equally effective in formal
or informal costumes,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-12-26
New Winter Wear Costly,
But Quality Goods Pay Off

A winter wardrobe invariably is
more expensive to assemble than a
spring, fall or summer one, because
wool fabrics and fabrics that will
stand up under daily wear are i'm
perative. A well tailored suit con-
sists of fine fabrics plus expert work.
manship plus certain high fashion
eye appeal to pass the precision
tests of a budgeted shopper.
Day time dresses are demanded,
with simplicity that denotes mas
ter craftsmanship and design, and
all the little details that also mark
the more costly dresses. The new
ideas in swathed drapery, in the new
extra width of skirt, the new
sleeves, and the fattering new neck
lines are priced fashion details.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-12-26

If you are looking for ways to
stretch your Christmas budget
here's good news! Make list of
all the smokers you know and give
them either of these two popular
gift items featured by your local
dealer - carton of flavorful
Camel Cigarettes or a pound tin
Of mild, mellow Prince Albert
Smoking Tobacco. Both gifts come
ready to give The Camel carton
comes in a colorful holiday dress,
containing 200 mild, rich-tasting
cigarettes. And Prince Albert-the
National Joy Smokes offered in
the popular full pound container.
Even a card is unnecessary for
these gifts-space is provided for
a personalized Christmas greeting.
You'll be "tickled pink" when you
see the hearty reception your
friends will give holiday-wrapped
Camels and Prince A1bert!-Adv.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-12-26

Fresben your Rome tor holidays %.
faded. Perhaps, too, you can add
new life to them with a simple dye
ing job.
Prints, stripes, solids and forals
can all be dyed into new, fresh
colors, but it would be wise to use
an all-purpose dye if you do not
know whether there is any synthetic
fabric in your original material.
Then, if you want to freshen them
little bit more, you might add
some colorful, contrasting piping to
them. The dyeing plus bit of trim
ming will give your home the new
look" with some effort, a bit of i'm
agination and few hours of work.
Another good decorating trick is
to combine an old fabric with a new
one, and this, too, is easy because
you don't have to start from scratch
on your sewing.
For an old upholstered chair,
team up patterned fabric with a
solid color. Begin with the print,