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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03

the concern OF the group, was
further enhanced by floral tri-
buteS received BY the organila-
ton. which is now completing its
fiftieth year of its project
PROGRESS
Friends and members arc
proud of its progress sine 1907.
and its first location at st. An
tome and Erskinc ia,-r moN IL
To the familiar landmark at $50
Elizabeth.
Prominent citizens active in its
interests in the beginning OF the
project included the Dr. J. w.
Ames, Miss Fannie Richards. first
Jane V. Tines, Mrs. Eva Loom
president; Mrs. Mary Mccoy, Mrs.
is, Mrs. Martha Walker, M s.
Frances Brewer Mrs. Aida
Price, Mrs. Abbie Bledsoe, Mrs.
Mary Ellis, and Mrs. Josephine
Thompson.
Many of the above named are
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03

over and touch your toes with
your fingers Rest a moment,
and then just as slowly begin
lowering your toso and head
back TO the floor This is hard
and painful work. but the very
best thing in the world for a
flat. smooth abdomen. Begin by
doing this five times day, and
increase the number gradually
to twenty. Results will show
within 10 days.
FOR THE HIPS: II you live
over other people. you had bet
ter not try this. unless you ex-
pect 10 move, or they do. Lie
on the floor with your knees
bent, your feet on the floor.
arms stretched out at shoulder
height Raise your hips and
drop them hard on the floor
10 the right Raise them again
and drop them hard TO the left.
100 times a day will literally
melt YOUR hips away from I'M
der YOU.
A simpler exercise is rolling
Lie on the floor with your knees
drawn up over you. your fin
gers interlocked around them
Simply roll on your hips. first
to the left and then to the right.
This is not as quickly productive
as the thumps and bumps, but
II will work il you stick 10 IT,.
Roll at least Is minutes a day.
Done TO music. it's fun.
FOR SLENDER THIGHS: BIZ
cycling is the best thing in the
world for your thighs. So 90
through the motions at home
by lying on the floor. your
knees drawn up over you. and
pulling awgy at imaginary pedals
in the air. Feel your muscles pull
throughout your legs. Five min
utes a day will show results.
With the bicycle exercise. try
this one Lie face down on the
floor resting on your arms.
Bend your knees and bring one
thigh at a time down hard on
the floor. Bang hard for results.
(This is another exercise TO be
avoided If you have sensitive
neighbors). Most effective for
that surplus flesh which even
shows through your clothes.
Spring and Summer fashions
this year are showing more and
more Of you. Start today on
these exercises and vacation
time will find you showing off,
not hiding under, your curves.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03
POLL REVEALS WOMEN FAVOR
TRUMAN AND MARSHALL PLAN

american women want a more
glooal-mlnded foreign policy. a
more conservative domestic pol
ICY and vote President Truman
sun the strongest candidate for
INC ls48 election, according TO
d nationwide poll released re-
Gently
vi Inc women voters only IS
per cent favor a more national
lSuc foreign policy but 55 per
cent Viii vote for more con-
sserVallSm at home. Comparing
heSe figures with a similar poll
OF readers taken in 1914 shows
riSr Of IA per cent in the
Ao'e Tor nationalism. Votes four
tdiS ago were only FL per cent
.or SAVING out OF foreign en-
engagements. The conservative
elu'uoe toward domestic poll
tlvs = two per cent higher than
nelore The last Presidential cleo
lon when IL was given a SO
per cent vote.
A. oHA truman received
i I largest vote given any can
uloaie. plurality of So per
eeni' OF the Republicans, Dew.
y and Stassen tied for first
plaee with vote Of ~ per
sem each. Eisenhower received
~ per cent of the Democratic
oIes and 20 per cent of the
spuohean. while Senator Taft
~ fourth place. got ten per
ni OF the Republican votes
sue Senator Vandonbero, five
4eI cent. Governor Warren of
california strongly supported
~ women on the Pacific COAST,
Vol nine per cent Of the Re-
snnean votes but General
mS,eArfhur pulled a vote of
s UniY Two per cent in the wide
mead Republican field.
u Inc poll, completed lust before
bi ehry Wallace came out with
gi,.. m,rd party announcement
lows me ex-vice-president from
NV S"a 2 vote OF five per cent ON
M u'e Democratic side which NAV
mn nan mat these are the fem
---e votes he will take away
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03
Girl Scout Group
Meets In Library

Girl Scout troop 392 met al
the Walker Branch Public Lii
brary on last Monday after
school. It's two patrols PLAYED
games and discussed their plans
for the Summer vacation. Among
those present were Joyce Whit
more, Audrey Whitmore. Yvonne
Stephens. Helen Brown and Clio
ria Edwards.
The meeting adjourned al 5:45.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03

Joining in the festivities were
committee chairman Harry An
derson; out-of-town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. HAYNES Of
Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Street Mrs. Annie Laurie Adams.
ST Louis. Mo; Mrs Leila TYLER,
Washington. D. c.: sunny VIII
son. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Ben
nett, Robert Dobbins. Nj and
Mrs Herbert Kirk. Miss Lee
Crawford, Nh and Mrs. Herbert
Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs Horn Jesse Flowers.
Miss Doris Bolen. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mccarthy Mr. and Mrs
Nathaniel LipScomb. Miss Betty
Jean Henson. Miss Lois Warren.
Mrs. Edward Parks. Riley Mar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03

tin w Robinson NJ and Mrs.
Crawford Miss Dulane Scott,
Miss Lillian Arnold, Miss Evelyn
Tate Nh and Mrs, Oliver. Mrs.
Bertha Yeager Mrs Vera Drain
ana Clarence Thomas.
Others were
MIS- Luther Enoch. Miss A.
Thomas. Miss Doris Filter. Sill
verene Burt, Miss Gloria William
son Juanlta Mu ply, Chester
Williams, A Novels. Ophelita
Rogers John McCollum. Ruby
Mitchell Nathaniel Flennoy,
Charles Barmore. Russell Rice,
Brady Moss Stanton Wells. Dor
oihy Simmons, Jack Wells, New
York City. and many more.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03

from the party. Secretary Mar
shall also received five per cent
of the Democratic votes and a
scattering for such men as Sen
ator Byrd of Virginia, ex-GorN
ernor Arnall of Georgia, James
A. Farley and ex-Secretary of
State James F. Byrnes. account
for the remainder OF the DEM
ocratic roster.
Women respondents in the poll
were not asked for their party
affiliations but only TO select
the candidates they'd prefer in
l948, and most picked a candi-
date for each OF the major
parties. Governor Dewey re-
ceived a preponderance OF votes
from women between the ages
of 25 and 35 while Harold Stas-
sen seems more popular with
women younger than 25 and
Older than 35 years. Taft showed
a stronger appeal for the girls
over 80 and Vandenberg for
those over AS. All the candidates
were most popular in their nome
territories but President Truman
showed consistent strength
throughout, geography and age
Notwithstanding.
Voting for a more conscrva-
tive domestic policy was 10 10
IL per cent stronger in the mid
west, mountain and Pacific states
with more liberalism shown in
the New England, middle At
lantic and Southern states. Isola-
tionism is slightly stronger in
the Eastern and Western North
central states and younger
women. under 35 years. and
women in the higher income
groups seem most strongly in
favor OF more global.minded
foreign policy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03

On Saturday the graduates en-
tertained with dancing party
at the Fraternity House
The same evening the under
graduates went TO the Club SOS
Tor their Easter party.
And still the same evening
Miss Charlita Whitby gave d
swanky party at which were all
OF the college biggles at her
home.
On Sunday entertaining with
a reception honoring then par
ents were Haywood Cam who
that night announced his en-
gagement TO our Miss l.. James,
one of our superintendent o.
nurses. Mrs. Betty Harris az
whose home the reception was
held. and Mrs. Beulah Brewer,
principal OF the Brownson School
and wife OF our Dr.. James
Brewer
Also on Sunday the George
Sawyers of Boston Blvd. enter
tanned friends with a cocktail
hour
II wasn't an affair, but il
was cute idea. The Indian
Scouts. a group of fathers and
sons. are organized 10 take Sat
urdavs out together-to relieve
mother and to give planned leIS-
ure time 10 their sons. On Sat
urday last George Cathcart was
the host The group of fathers
and sons went 10 see the Wayne
University Players Production OF
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
Among the fathers in the group
are Ernest Marshall. Mr. Gus
Galloway Mr.. Alvin Loving. Mr..
Edward Swan and George Cath
cart.
DATES TO LOOK FORWARD
TO
On Wednesday Detroiters are
really looking forward 10 a real
treat, Comptesse Elsa Tudor De
Pierrefeu. wife of the late Count
OF Cohgny. will receive at a
reception being rendered her al
the Detroit Association of Wo-
Hltll AluDS dt O.Ob. EAACtlSlNtlN
travelled, she will speak briefly
of the current world situation
While here she will be the house
guest OF yours truly.
The Detroit Medical Society
announce their second annua
dancing party. The invitation.
are already in the mail. The
date is the ninth of April anc
twill be at the Labor Temple
Lots Of out-of-town guests ar,
expected.
WE EXTEND OUR
SYMPATHIES TO-
The family of Mrs. Leona Crit
fen Layton of King avenue. who
passed this week. An active
church and club worker sh,
leaves surviving her Mrs. Ber-
nice White, Mr. Clinton Griffen
Miss Alma Griffen. Mrs. Phyllis
Dryden and Mrs Felix Griffen
And well known 10 Detroitert
although resident OF New
Orleans at the time OF her pass
ing. was Mrs Jessie Mcclure
Dent. one Of the original foun-
ders OF the Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority Mrs. Jessie Mcclure
Dent passed last week too.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03
To Visit Detroit

The Rev. Calvin X. Stalnaker,
Tulsa. Oklahoma, Executive Sec
rotary of the National Fratcrnal
Council OF Negro Churches. u.
S. A., is expected to visit De-
troit and other points in the
Middle West early in April He
will be IN Detroit around April
6 and will discuss Council at
fairs with ministers and officials
in this vicinity. Plans for a city
wide membership drive and the
annual meeting of the Council
in st. Louis. will be considered
Before going with YMCA-USO
National Staff in New York. the
Rev Stalnaker was pastor of the
Third Baptist Church, Toledo,
Ohio.
In France. four major appeals
have been dropped in favor OF
Crusade for Children. Give
May TO May IS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03
AND DETROIT GETS LOADS
OF VISITORS FOR THE
EASTER PARADE

Our Ernestine Postles is en-
pertaining guests this holiday
season, a glamorous young miss
from Milwaukee, Wis. She IS
Miss Camille Oboe.
Another addition to the Young
Fry's parade for the holidays is
our own Miss Pearl Johnson.
daughter of Rev. and Mrs j.
Johnson of Holcomb ave. who
is visiting with her parents from
Albion College.
For the reception OF our new
ly-weds The Odell Baileys who
were married in February but
kept il a secret, came the
brides mother, Mrs. Matte
Praeter OF Cohutta, Ga While
here she is the house guest of
Miss Juanita Purnell. Coming
over from Chicago for the Brad
! ley reception were Mrs. Fran
/ ces Webster and Mr. William
Shambley
And coming into town for the
swanky fiftieth anniversary re-
ception OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lawson Cain given by then
children on Sunday at the Trow-
bridge home Of Mrs. Bettye Cain
Harris. were their son and
daughter-in-law, the Doctors
Waldo Cain of Nashville. Tenn.
Both MI and Mrs. are interning
at Meharry Medical School. Com
ing also for the reception from
Chicago was their daughter,
Miss Elvesta Cain. and Dorothy
Barnes from Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Moore and Mrs. Ella
Wilson from Cleveland. and Mrs.
Emma Walters from Muskogee.
Okla.
Mrs. Marian Dungey is enter
tanning house guest from Brook
lyn. N. Y, Mrs. Marsha Portee.
And our giamorous Play Boy
No. !. affable and handsome
Mel Whedbee. has been enter
training just loads of out of town
visitors Being shown about town,
this week by Mel are Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Talbot Of Cleveland.
Ohio, also Bert Thompson and
Vivian Cooper OF Cleveland. O
The latter visitors are the house
guests of Mr. and Mrs f. X.
Walker The visitors were royally
entertained at a cocktail party
on Easter day eve al the Boston
blvd. home OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Sawyer.
From Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs
Arnold Jones are visiting. COM
bining both business and pleas
ure. Mrs. Arnold Jones. repre-
senting the only sepia Public
Relations Office we have ir
Chicago is here to sec how fer
tile is the ground OF the Motor
City for establishing with us.
You'll hear more about that later
Twill really be something. and
something that is needed. Carter
and Jones Public Relations Office
IN N. Y. is doing big things
The first Of its kind with our
group. the second in Washington
the third in Chicago-it will be
nice to sec the fourth here
While in town, the Jones are
the house guests OF his brother
MIR Ossie Jones
EASTER HOLIDAY coINGs
Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity
had big goings on for Easter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03
Kay Vaughn Advises:
Exercise For That New
Spring Figure

Spring and Summer have great disadvantage ov-
err the of the year These the days when must
shed our outer garments and expose figures to the
world And unfortunately unlike Nebuchadnezzar we are
not found wanting On the contrary there usually much
too much of The waist trim and the hips slim which
achieved last year, through tennis and swimming and
walking gone and in their place nasty little bobs
of flesh and bullying We stay hidden under our
oeach coats while our more fortunate sisters happily aunt
thairc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03
DOCTOR WARNS
ALL WOMEN!

a ven kncvn Ne~ Yort physNiaa warns
women no - neelect Leukorrhea 1.-THE
Whtes). Ne ays Il v one 81 the nsosi con-
mon Of an complaints sr,onr girls and vonlen
Of AZ aees To relieve ne sitsssfsr, 81 the
WINES ~ caacs No. fcquirine rnedicnl
atteution Ne recsmmend. douchine 9th Avex
1.-The elisieoily tested clcanfne dosrhe rc~
det AYES hslps Femo~s es~eeroN dishefes
evFise SO, relieves i,tAins sessNes - seelt 10
Hteiea aaheeie ilssees hess es.euualsirp eaor
Ih9u<ands Of wouaen uer Aver and praisr
" highly You can TN V voursclf visAogt -.
lss . pesey. Order : hon 81 d doarhe poN
deft today usf , N ~. cosuririeiy eafIshed
rrtufu unused portion Of p1ckan apd you1l
n, youT noae, hsck SIND 70 MoEEY.
i.ay postman 81 pltn poalaef and & q u
charres q boxes for ~ You 49, 3; n
Order today on none, hach euarsntet
Avssee., stopssss~sv. Dse,.s nv N.NI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03

Poignant with memories was
the repetition of the marital core
mony which united the couple
half century ago in Alabama.
Appearing on the program were
Miss Ethel Brewer. who sang Be
cause as a special request and
Waddye Williams who PLAYED a
trombone solo. Miss Arctas Bla-
ney played incidental music
throughout the evening
Joining In the celebration were
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03

Or ard Mrs J a. Brewer. Doos
tors Waldo Cam Of Nashville
Tenn Nesta Cam and Dorothy
Barnes Of Chicago. Ill, Mr.. and
Mrs Todd Moore and l. Wilson
Of Cleveland O and hoStesses
Mildred James. tWh0 announced
her engagement 10 HAYWARD Cain
that night Elosc shannon. Mar
garci Wilson Elizabeth Moore Of
Cleveland D., and Dorothy
Townsend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03
NaciremaS Entertain Friends
At An Informal Dancing Party

The Activities Committee Of the Nacircma Club re-
ceived many guests at informal holiday party last
Sunday night The recreation OF the clubhouse,
Ihirtieth and Milford streets. filled with friends in
gay Easter apparel dancing to the fayort tunes played
by Edward Parks and his orchestra
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03
PHYLLIS WHEATLEY ASSOCIA TON
GREETS ITS FRIENDS AT new LOCALE

The quiet dignity and charm Of the home spon-
sored by the Phyllis Wheaey Association the setting
of the Open House Sunday March A with hundreds of
persons attending The site, % East Willis designed
and decorated for the comfort of the aged ladies who
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03
OdeH BradIeyS Greet Many
Friends At Lovely Reception

Mr.. and Mrs. Ode Bradley were greeted by hosts of
friends at reception in honor of their marriage The
cia held Friday March 26 at the Detroit
Urban League, in a setting of bridal decors and &
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03
MR.. AND MRS. JAMES |. CAIN FETED
AT GOLDEN WEDDING ANN|VE RSARY

Gifts of flowers and many congratulatory kilograms
received by Mr. and Mrs James LAWSON ain upon
the celebration Of their fteth wedding anniversary To
further commemorate the occasion their children honored
them with reception the home Of Mrs Betty Cain Hars
rs rowbrdge with hosts of friends and relatives press
emf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03

In Iceland, where there is a
shortage OF foreign exchange.
gifts TO the Crusade for Chill
dren will consist of food, fish,
and cod liver oil. Give--May to
May 15
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03
Z&2z61 Social zlkz25d4! g.
BITS of BANTERING
By.....B OB = VI

Despite Sundays weather sleet, rain, and
Easter Paraders were the GO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03

TO attend the presentation. There
is no admission.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03

Although lots Of Spring coats
had to be laid aside and the
Winter furs donned again, MI
Lady came forth on Easter Sun
day morn with her new chapeau,
the creation of which took many
a moon and many dollar
Noticeable in the Easter parade
in hats bedecked with flowers,
yelling. and almost anything you
could imagine were Mrs. Laura
Kate Campbell. Miss Helen Loun-
zie. Miss Juanita Parnell, Miss
Eve Campbell and Mrs. Esther
Lamar r.
TRAVELOGUE
Mrs. Jerry Sneed, Regional
Director for the Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority left Wednesday
night for short trip West to
be with Delta chapters in St.
Louis and Chicago.
Mrs. Jeanetta WEIGH Brown
and Rosa Gragg left this week
for Benton Harbor, Mich, where
they are attending church con-
lei ence..
Mrs. Thelma Williams left this
week with a new hair-do, Ga
SharleS Gournee creation that
gives Thelma a real glamour
DASH some Saks' Original suits
and furs for a holiday stay in
Atlanta, Ga. and Florida. i
she mas time she plans to fly
over 10 Cuba for a few days
before returning to the Motor
City.
Mrs. Annie Laura Chisholm oil
St. Louis is here as the guest
of her sister and brother-in-law
Nh and Mrv Carl williams
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
THIS AND THAT

The walls of many residences
and public buildings in Buenos
Aires and other Argentine cities
are covered with multi-colored
glazes tiles.
Rope making was one of Au,e-
rica's earliest industries. A man
in Boston produced it commerce..
ally as early as 1880.
A public opinion poll is to be
held to determine the colors OF
locomotives and equipment on
British railways, the colors con-
sidered being for express loco
motives blue. other equipment
green, mixed traffic black, vesti.
bule equipment plum or choco-
late and local equipment maroon.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
uS.'&tiuiet,Gr flieet Il,
eiefter DG,5 nod Gmrepa

Canton, Ohio. Ser 6OiGbrige Mil.
liondr un0 SnOititrieIle Samuel s.
4eener, Gin friibeper GrtuDap, itiea
bom Ganton-Nfron 5lugDafcn in
ieiner eieenen 9G-3 si elmer fii,li,
fp06i9en BeibGitsreiie nad) Spanier
England, OelltihlanS, Sranfreib
SdNpeben llno Nor,peeen ani umo be-
abflbtist, ani6liebcno ooran aud
Sauot Mrabien unb Siioafrtfa 81,
beiuden. Gr fliegt felt 25 Sabren.
Seine MaidJine farm 81 Yalla.
giere aufnebmen. sln Boro bate
&eener flint 8eab,rnesmitsliebe,
uno einen 9olmetiber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
SteGenbnrotfh. .1mer{fdnliazs poIfsblaf

sen, u,n oas Metau fit miIitiriide
3uede 5u bertpenoen. Mu6 fiinitler.
it'd uertbolle @erfe bon sdaooiu
mno 9fal,d iinb nod Dor Der 9apitu.
lation peridipunoen. Gin paar pre,,-
Biide aonissbiIocr baben oa,n bic
YoIen abmontiert. .gl1s LETTER bIieb
Ger ariesstboretiter G(altfetpis an
ieinem 0cnfiMin, Bis zines Cages
StaIin ofientlib oapon iprah, oie
9ebre oieies Wannes iei blrrh Die
SotpftItrategie bes lceten auicges
iiber,ulrnoen ,poroen. Gin paar $50,
fen ipGter tpuroe al,b iein 8ilonis,
relief nidt mebr geieben.
Sn oer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fin,
Oct man nebrere Millionen oeutider
Biider aufgeitapelt, welde sic aus
oem 2anbe eetuHienen Geuti6en bier
laiien nuBten. Yolniif)e Sodidu!-
einridtunsen baben iid einen 9eil
Sabon bereits auseeilnbt, manfes iii
nuh nur minoeripertiee 8elletriltif.
Mu6 sic polniiden @euiieoler iiber.
nebmen beutlib mande lleberliefe-
r,ueen Der oeutiben 8orbeiiter if,
rer @obnungen mo MrbeitsitGtten.
1roboem lit 8reslau beute AMBER
fennbar cine polniihe Stabt. itraii
eingeoronet in sic polniibe Bolts
tpirtldnft uno Hertpalhug un6 in
bas polniide aeiitige 2ehen. @euiB
lit es Grmer. fleiner, bdBlid>cr als
oas 8reslau BON 1889 - apie ioate
es nod ben fllrdtbaren arieesrer:
ltor,meen arSers fein -, getuiB bat
es unter polnii6cr Serrid)ait feine
Musiidt, iemdls ,pieoer bie 3olle 5l'
fpielen. Die es emit als Wetropole
oes '6eutiden Sitens ausiii0te, Ibcr
ous 2eben. bas bier neu ouilpGdIt.
iiebt oifenbar anoere 3utunftsmos'
libteiten Dor iid.
8aoiihe 3eitung.
sSreiblrura Inn 8reisaau.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
Pohz ,,no Qiefbau

@er nur in Die S0be baut, ,piri
tief fallen.
Mer nur in bie 1ieie ballt, ipir>
in oen StoQen peribiittet iperoen.
0arm iebet 5u, meine 8riiScr
Dob ibr ellre Sdnshen al,f feiten go.
Den unb nit beldeioenen Steinen
baut.
Gem Seber baut einen 9urm oen
9uritigen baut einen 8r,nnen. Gud
ielbIt aber bebiitet lpobl!
8ermeBt ellb nidt lange. tags Der
Turm 5u beiteigen: eud iuiiroe eil1
,'Sbninoel ergreiien ob ser geiualti
gen Sd)dbe Der 8elt, Die ibr er.
bIidtt, uno iDr piiroet ea,d, ibncu
belimnunsslos cntsesenih!r5en uni
Dor eurer &austiir aeri6mettern!
8ermebt el6 niht, nahts an Der
Brlnnen 5l lbleihen: euf tpiirnt
elm SdtpinSel erfaiien Oh ser bets.
renoen ShGse @ottes, sic ibr CT.
blidtet, unb ibr apiirOet erf) bclinn'
,ngslos in oie 1iefe itiir5en uno III
ibnen ertrimfen!
Qebt gaItfrernblib IN euren Sals
fern!
sllio Iprad 3aratbuitra 81 ieiner
8riioern in ser Gbene.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Pauline

Youngstown, O., Aug. l9--
Saturday, Sept. 4th, 7::3O p. m. at
Saxon Picnic Grounds in Wick
life, Benefit of Athletic Fund.
Saxon Club Picnic and Chill
dren's Day sponsored by Zweig
80, Sunday, Sept. 5th, at 80 p.
m. Baseball game Juniors VS.. Old
Timers, Chuck Wheaton is pitc-
ing for the Old Timers. Horse
shoe pitching tournament. Box
ing matches. Contest for Children
The Juniors Wiener Roast
was scheduled for August 18th.
But we just found out that the
picnic grounds are taken for that
day. So watch for the latest de-
tails concerning the Wiener
Roast.
What happened to Youngs-
town last Sunday. Being it was
our last game, all the boys should
have been there. 1t was not very
nice of the other fellows to leave
8 boys fiat; and have them drive
up to Cleveland for nothing. If
this would have been home
game, you'd all be there with
bells on.