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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14
HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA
PRAISED

Virgil Gill. principal of the Pas
cagoula High school orchestra is
in receipt of a letter from the
president of Whitworth college at
Brookhaven commenting the hign
school orchestra for the excellent
program of music that it gave at
a dance at the college, Saturday
evening, March 3.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14

Rio de la Plata, on the Atlantic
coast of South America, means
River of Silver.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14

Before the white man came,
there were 60,000,COO buffalo in
The United States, il is estimated.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14

Greenland was so named in 985
by Eric the Red to attract set
tiers.
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ATTENTION MEMBERS
. Branch ! and 4.
Christmas Party Rehearsal

This Saturday, Dec. 18th, at
II 80 a. m. there will be another
rehearsal at the West Side Sach-
senheim for our Xmas program.
All member children and their
friends are requested to be pre-
sent if they care to take part. We
would like to see more of our
children who can dance or play
musical instruments at this re-
hearsal. If you cannot be present
this Saturday please call Erma
Hertel at OR 1858.
The Christmas Party .will be
held at the Sachsenheim on Sun
day, Dec. 2lst, at $50 p. H., and
we want to make this big affair
with all Our children taking part
so send or bring your children tc
this rehearsal.
Junior Committee,
Branch | and 4.
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MONACA MAGNET
BY Danny

Monaco, Pa, Dec. 1l-Last Sa-
turday night New Castle invaded
Monaco with all guns loaded for
a killing, but our Blue Devils had
just little reserve ammunition
and out-gunned our opponents IS
to As when the all clear sounded.
The game was cowned full of
football and hockey tactics-it
was close all the way with the
score being tied as late as 4O-4O,
but we come through with a scor-
ing bombardement of points in
the last few minutes to put the
game on ice. We can say that it
was really spectacle to witness,
and those of you who were not
on hand missed mighty. good
ball game.
Orchids to the ladies of the
kitchen for another swell meal -
it is always something to look for
ward to. .f
Our game with Cleveland East
scheduled for tomorrow night has
been postponed at the request of
East, and will be played January
81 at Monaco.
Next Sat-, Dec. 20, it another
open date and we won't see ac-
ton again until Dec. u, when we
entertain Canton; to whom, in
cidentally, we owe vote of
thanks in defeating Farrell and
throwing the Eastern Division
lead into a tie. Dankeschoen!
Our new uniforms still have
not showed up yet, fellows-may-
be they will surprise us at Christ
mas if we are good boys.
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NEWS
BY Elsie

Youngstown, O., Dec. ll-Sorry
again fellas-Sat. night Farrell
took the honors by beating Yo.
to score of 36-25. Youngstown
still seemed confident at half time
with score 1913, but started
trailing after the 3rd quarter and
not even roller skates would have
helped out. Wonder why our first
string looked so fresh and un-
tired
After the game we chartered to
the club for a swell meal and
stomped over every bodys feet
to that very nice little orchestra.
Thanks to you Farrell for nice
evening.
Don't forget this coming Sun
day. It's the anniversary of the 7.
S. J. A. 1t will be held in Youngs-
town and out of town people are
invited. all out of town clubs will
participate. So be on hand for the
voices, the means and the groans
combined. A banquet and dance
will follow. Everyone should try
to be there, don't forget all pro-
ceeds will go to the T. S. ]. A.
To New Castle
We are not sure of the game be-
ing played away or at home next
Saturday. We have written and
inquired, but at this writing no
definite answer can be given.
Since the T. S. ]. A. Anniversary
is to be held in Youngstown on
the following day we thought it
may be possible for a switch.
We still play New Castle Sat.
night. So here is hoping for our
speedy recory.
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HOMESTEAD NEWS
Attention Juniors.

The question have been going
around for years, why don't the
Seniors get place of their own.
that we may meet and foster the
Saxon spirit, as we like. Our de-
sire is fulfilled, we have the place
some say it is swell, and than a.
gain, some say if we only had a
larger Auditorium. Sorry to say,
that we cannot have it to suit
everybody, before it can be done,
some other action must be taken.
l mean the Jrs. must attend the
meeting of the Srs. those who
really take part in the meetings,
sure are trying hard to get the
business going. What about thise
who are looking behind and not
members, when are you going to
join, not unless you too become
a member, and together, we will
guide the boot to the desiring des-
tiny, larger auditorium, basket
ball team, bowling team, singing
society, yes we can have all of it..
Are you ready to get on the boat,
and help along.
Don't say l carry enough of
Group Insurance. l cannot afford
anymore, are you sure, never to
need any sick benefit, never to
leave your employer long enough
for that Insurance to labse, may
be; you cannot get Insurance
when needet, take it when it is
offered to you, be prepared for
the bad day.
Sunday, Dec IA, at 2 p. m., our
regular meeting takes place elec-
ton of officers and other impor
tent business is to be taken care
of. If you are concerned about
the existence of the organization.
be there. Always glad to greet
you. J. Rohrman, Pres.
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ELWoOD CITY
NEWS !.
By Betty and Betty

Ellwood City, Pa, Dec. IA -
Our game with Salem was a. sue.
cess. Even though we did not win
we still were all in good spirit
The score was 1913. Thanks GO
to Salem for being such good
sports. 1t looked as though every
one was having good time, SO
let's hope that everyone did.
Our next game is with Farrell.
We are expecting to see good
game. The game will be played
at Lincoln Gym on Crescent Ave.
at 7 p. m. sharp.
So Farrell bring the gang. I'm
sure everyone will enjoy them
selves. There will be meal and
dance after the game.
To Cleveland East
Ellwood will invade your fair
city Dec. 20. We have a chartered
bus, so you can expect to see quite
few from Ellwood.
Congratulations
We wish to congratulate Thel-
ma Deppner and Gerry Meter on
their recent engagement.
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vance of the Kremlin wasn't even
mentioned, and that his 10 "con-
troll" requests completely reversed
his rather strong statements rela-
tive to "police state methods" made
at a press conference on October
18th as well as at equally recent
meet tings with congressional
groups. One has grown accustomed
to Moscow's technique of constant
reversal of expressed opinion and
procedure, but it's a bit dizzying
to have the President Of the United
States whirl about quite so rapidly.
1t is not going to be an easy
matter to evaluate the world stu
alton and our relation to it in
practical terms, that is certain.
Nor is it going to be easy to face
the cold hard fact that we must
find ways to use existing food and
basic materials as weapons in the
"cold war" being waged against US
if we are to push the "hot" war
we'll into the future. The confu-
sions, the ineptitudes, the poor
administration, the lack of leader
ship here in America have given
us barren soil on which to work,
filled as we are by honest suspi-
cions of methods and intentions of
those in authority. As one Of the
older men said to me a day or two
ago, "This is no moment for poll
tics" This is moment when every
American must be patriot with
world understanding and vision
recognizing that We are the last
bulwark of freedom and that our
concern must reach out to those
whose freedom is being danger
ouslY Threatened, never forgetting
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CANTON ECHO.
By Rudy

Canton, O., Dec. live finally
got look at our girls basketball
team. And much to the delight of
Ithe Canton fans, held the West
girls to 2 points until the last
quarter. Our girls won their
opening game l4-l8. H. Kotsch
got fine bunch of girls to uoach.
Keep it up girls.
If any one wants to see brand
Of basketball that keeps you in
pitch of excitement for 40 minu-
tes, come to Canton and see a
game. In another one of those
hestic hardwood battles West
met Canton. And brother that
should explain it. Saying it was a
comparatively rough game would
be putting it mild. West was after
our skins but after seeing they
could do no more than watch
Canton make baskets, turn to
fouling intentional? They have a
very good ball club. But just
could not take it. With 4 players
elected from the contest with the
maximum of FIVE personal fouls.
In fact they only had 4 players
on the count with about 11a
minutes remaining. Our coach let
them use a fifth player for the re-
minder of the game. Canton used
its speed, accuracy from the field
and team work in recording its
fourth straight conquest, 50 to
81. The score really does not in
dicate the battle at all. Canton
lead the whole game by 10 or
more points until the last quarter
The Clevelands were an en-
tirely different bunch of people
at the club after the game. Their
true Saxon spirit was shown. We
ure enjoyed their fine vocal group
Thanks lot West for being such
a good crowd with you. We en-
joyed your company very much.
Thanks to the ladies on the
committee, and to all those who
gave their help and any donations.
You ladies sure know how to put
out a meal.
Canton is on a bye this week
and won't play until Dec. 10th.
when we entertain New Castle.
We sure hope you bring girls
team with you.
The Jrs. will hold their Christ
| mas party on Dec. p. We want to
see all the Jrs. there. Everything
free. Bring a SOC gift and we will
have grab bag affair.
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here at home that TO GIVE ONE
MUST POSSESS.
THE eight new members who
were sworn in on Monday last
were very personable group.
Ohio's bill" McCulloch, elected in
"Bobbie" Jones' place, comes with
a fine record of experience in the
Ohio legislature. The delegation
is glad to have him.
THE United States Coast Guard
announces that it's entrance ex-
animation will be held earlier than
usual in 1948-February 18th and
18th. Appointments are made on
competitive basis, the examina-
ton being open to all physically
qualified young men who are citi-
zens of the United States. They
rlust be between the ages of II
and %, unmarried, and must meet
certain educational requirements.
The Coast Guard Academy, To-
Gated at New London, Connecticut,
is a fully accredited institution of
higher learning for future COM
missioned officers in the Coast
Guard.
Application blanks may be OBJ
tained from the Commandant, u.
S. Coast Guard, Washington 25,
D. c., or through your Congress-
man.
THE SENATE Committee on
1 Foreign Relations has started
debate on a bill for Interim Aid.
The House bill will be ready al
most at once. Each committee has
struggled with the problem of
time, of speed, for unless the aid
is given promptly it will fail in
it's purpose-which is to uphold
the courageous people of France
and Italy and Austria in the des-
perate battle against the Kremlin.
Without food and the essentials
that mean employment nc people
can withstand the onslaughts of
ruthless and relentless communism.
That the enemy has changed to
more violent tactics shows clearly
the immediacy Of need. It is q
dark moment for our civilization,
friends. How ready are we to give
Of our much to strengthen the
valiant oAes whose defeat would
bring the ruthless controls of god
less Moscow to the Atlantic and
the Mediterranean?
That is the crucial decision We
must make.
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By Carl

Cleveland, O., Dec. 1l-An-
other week of rest and two more
to go until our Scarlet and Grey
take battle stations and match
wits with Elfwood City which
will be thriller in the first home
game of the year and the first of
a long home stand of S straight
games. The first three are to be
played at the Lutheran Vets club.
26l2 Prospect and the last three
at East High. Your Holiday lam
these first three Saturdays, Dec.
boree tickets are good for any of
20 and u we are having the VIC
AR recording artists, the Polka
teers who have been drawing
large crowds for our Bet dances
and the finale in Jan. 3rd will fea-
ture Johnny Vadnal who accord
ing to authoritatively sources has
been booked we'll into l948. A
guaranteed tread for everyone in
dancing to the best polka outfits
this side of the Hoogly river.
Our club sponsored bus to 70.
, Sunday the l4th, has few seats
left and any member of the Jrs.
who wishes to go can do so by
calling Ed Schneider at FA 1850
! The bus will leave promptly at
1890 a. m.
Christmas Party
Wednesday, Dec. II, at 8 p. M,
we will have our annual Christ
mas party, games, refreshments
and all sorts Of entertainments
has been arranged, there will also
be an exchange Of gifts. A very
special invitation to all OUR mem
bers who have not shown them
selves in some time are made and
we hope they make this party the
tops of all.
Lodge Meeting
Tis Sunday, Dec. Ia, the ST..
lodge will hold their monthly
meeting and election of officers
will be held. Your attendance will
be appreciated at this important
session.
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Nv SAA ~ -
the C a b i n e t,
foreign di pl o.
m a t S a n d a
packed gallery.
You undoubted-
ly listened in;
if not, you will
have read his
speech. / n t e r
esting, wasn't
it, that the in
term aid pro-
gram for which
the special ses-
sion was called
played so very
minor q role in
his r e m a r X S,
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LORAIN JUNIORS
NEWS
BY Ann

Lorain, O., Dec. ll-Congratu-
lations to Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Macy, who were married Nov. 70.
Mrs. Macy is the former Claire
Deutschlander.
Don't forget Juniors, there is
bowling every Tues. night. In
cidently Ie hear the fellows bowl
for beer. Wouldn't it be wonder
full If you could bowl with a handi-
cap, but no such luck it's either
you win or buy.
Next meeting is Thursday, Dec.
18th, at 8 o'clock. Please attempt
a try to be at this meeting cause
the attendance the last few meet
ings has been lousy.
Xmas party given by the Sr.
lodge is Dec. 9th.
--O
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EAST SIDE RELIEF
ORGANIZATION

The regular meeting of the E.
). 5. r. A. will be held Thursday.
December 18th, at 7:30 p. m. in
the schoolroom of St. Johns
Church on 757 Eddy Road. Please
attend.
Martha Melzer, Sec'y.
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The S. A. Music Committee has planned u day for every
ones enjoyment starting with Concert to be given entire
has been arranged by Mr. Erwin Bende Director the r.
Chorus Michael Fcoce his Yongs
include Miss Betty Foisel Miss Rosemae Kascher
Bende
Following the program everyone stay fine
dinner which will be served at e p NJ.
Dancing starting at p NJ will the days activities
The program S follows:
Progra
Erwin Bende 49,. Concert Director
x;ssss1 XG1stGTn T.ossr Symphony Ensemble Ensemble
r. s. j. A. Chorus '''''''' -''Ne'
Erwin Bendel 49,. Director
= Girls Ensemble '.'''''' fe''x Bernard
a. Beim Hoderstrauch Foksong
S. Begin the Beguine -. Cole por+sr
:. J. A. Chorus ' Noe ro''e'
Festakt = goth Anniversary Celebration of the T. sLA
Speaker William Schneider of Cleveland
g. Student Prince Selections OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Rombero
. Youngstown Symphony Ensemble ''' o'"es
Du Dt roiss s at Rome Stephen Foster
. Vest Madrigai Choir - '.'' No"'oers
"'ae"p00' Sns ees.nd East Junior Saxon Choir Arr sehuster
s. Uthman
% Still VIE die Nacht cht...............,.. Rohr,
- Youngstown Lyra Chorus " Val '
=, Youngstown symphony Ensemble '''''''''' Rapee
Solo -: Rossmaie Kascher ''''. sen"0er'
Girls Ensemble
IS Selections ett esp rom rnn"% New Moon Arr Bende1
- c~.,;e Betty Foi Soprano " Tenor %o"'0es
T. S: j. j. A. Chorus '''''.'. Willy Richter
i' oe"Per fideis Sousa
= q Attention 4. S. J. A. Chorus Members!
he hn mass rehearsal with the orchestra will be December
l4th m the Youngstown Saxon Club Please prompt
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SAXON VETERANS
By Frank Ham
Our Dances


Tonight, Friday, Dec. 18th, will
be the last of our series of Fall
Dances featuring the music of
"Polkateers", Radio and Record
ing Artists. Come one, come all
to the West Side Sachsenheim
and enjoy dancing to the best in
polkas, waltzes and popular music
Let's see all of our young Saxon
people at our Sachsenheim this
Friday. ....
Our Meetings
To start the new year right
we would like all the Saxon Vete
rams to circle or mark the frs.
monday of each month as our
meeting night and to make this a
MUST in their date books. Our
membership cards are now avail
able and these will be distributed
starting with our next meeting
January 5th, at the West Side
Sachsenheim.
ALL Saxon Veterans who are
members of. Branch | should at
TEND the next meeting of Branch
| on Friday, Dec. 10Th, officers
will be elected at this meeting.
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j. Attention L. S. ]. A. Chorus Members

Are you and your relatives mem.
bers Of the Sick BENEFIT Society
and Central verband? II not, now
Is the time to join.
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T. STA. 2Oth Anniversary

The Transyvanan Saxon Juniors Association cordially invites
one and all and DID, attend the goth Anniversary
sponsored by the Chorus December date and
the place is the Youngstown Saxon Club.
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President Reverses His Stand
BY Congressman Frances p. Boiton-

CONGRESS reconvened last Mon
- day and at 1880 the President
addressed the joint meeting of
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Outdoor DANCING for teens RS. spon-
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Frankhsuser's orchestra. at til Congress
Heishts Recreation Center, savannah
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Uptown Washington Lions clu4 Broad
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Soldiers Home Militia; Military Band concert
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Library Of Congress, open a.mlb 10
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original Lacock Abbey copy of the Magma
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ST. NV.
CHARLES Goldberg; a. and Shirley aaby,
Richard Van Horen. 81, New York city,
and Adele Davidson, SO. 1885 connecti-
oden Allen IT.. 20. 245 Hillside pl. ne.
and Verona Thomas, 20. 901 43rd pl
FeIip Queen. SO, and Mary Edward. Al,
ROLAND Lacey. 40. Riverside. Calf. and
Clara Noland,, 81; Burlington Hotel
and Alma Birchner, %, 5000 tucker
Paul Beable. "a. 1909 H st. NV. and
Lucille Hoax, q, sibley Hospital.
wred PEE Ieonara nt aae6 r. + 's West potomac
v and Marian aallahan, IS, sss3 N st. NV, ~ :,
W Gsraidips sn. Din Jones, %: I55 I st, Sc.
Harold S' yates 81 saftmer: sH516e ave and d Ros..
Nelson, 90. Alexandria.