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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.
ADDING MACHINES. caiculators cleaned.
oiled and adjusted All work guaranteed.
RE l177 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.

chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea;
es5tasfs co BIZ st 18Th n yrs rn oFEISE sSs kS ss
A6DrTioNs, store fronts, D senersI al remOd:
cling. cling. res and com New houses bull: 10
eaasd cured ans suds Is psfms
snce. Phones: Oh. 4?e0 and oL. Ole.
Sat and Syn ra and Geh Geekdas; after pm
sAgR. IA. ssSs; ewes, RA. 11ss s:
BRick5AxING Bi,icl 5,1t chimneys replsss
Jobs solicited; Al mechanics. EN-. eoos.
BRIcKLAYING. FIREPLACEs and chin.
sTiLDISc FzzSSAS zsb KEMoDEHisa SS hasa CONNER.
s. fnd ss o4 cH ss ss sE ass Ga.
sdl1b.i EEfxIRINS homes
a's MR. Or wssEs is5H rR
BULLDoZER and excayatins work; base;
stumps' moving small bldgs and garages;
ifss sERHsE sitTitss ST. s III ss3s sKcAVAr'
SsssIss repaised sf sSu'ei own '0s service ssps
eszsHHh ezMERA REpAIRsesis W rs sf not 10Th H St. nv:
':,' fHHsE!sass: sss''iyA '.!!s ro
sss5 .st'l'ss and ssnts sinssz
lsp.ss 0 d r.pesd sa sSs lm and
cAarESIER SIEIss wants asas0s Work; Sash cord, rs;
R'is,ns n0?E1: 5sas. Eses,r'ns isns,p'' l:40
Dss.Tn JACK hsnsas pKE eiRsnt ao SNFs
ecAksfPENfTiRY@rorshss; Closets: stair.
nl, i.ss manner as.o For an estimate call WILL
@odelins and and repairs. Il. L. MOORE.
e9lSPPRssisr eealRSPRssrssY@Res ssSYeeR rms. st.ies. s.ner.l
HSiN EisaS sSsKseSI ssI .|ttT IL ss4s, AZ
Sftss r. sniss5 sh aa
recreation rooms and stties nnt:hsd; roof.
ing and siding. WA. 1881. GLENN PUT.
GGAkpESTsY. GAM EsS0TEssY PROMPT sERyIcE-casi.
net. work repairs kitchen esuipmenSt furn. fur
sas scaHssrinRNfRYAtss inisisYs SsS nsssd sad 04ss
rooms porches inclosed stairways,, dormsr
XlndeEsI I yesdential ,ntIa 9ro 9r commercial j. H.
once. Cali Sunday after noon or before
eEMHST n TsssasSi Wokk s0dh snd ds@p sso Es
GniEASNt III RNldI1AfMh ufhoisTEREb M tarn!ssgs III ana
caIMNIys cT.n1SEdb; SstsssaT.s,, SstssaTs sisssn.e: .ssi
e. eeees1rsxcfoEoaLLo 1tSxs - s.s al ana sad adAvAzzA
cement 4aso sps '9ssg ssSg Host s Hs:. sf
eaaIrEfNs ad N A AsTkEfeHES. t HaS ssilOrsd curtains
soe and dnaeis sssstsnssadb sab7 Soc ruined
CONTINUED on Next PAss)
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small business Yss- accounts speciality Tsas.
and personal. By
the JOB All work confidential Pick up and
sEcRETAkfAL sfHsEg M SERVICE, typins mail % ana
tel sery;. addressing enys.; desk SPACE avail.
VIZ S sPEs I'll sa sas 81 "a lss sz
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
s1.n. saIcK; 1 BLOCH s.s, cARRENT.R g. v WoRK3 ;:
so4 fi fsrss eP :ns oS: En- En- tfsst
BUILDING. remodelins. repairing, altera.
ssgos eslss SSa efR ss!a F% i5es
xsRE1ss xsR sss aeaf f5ss sfHvpsatn, ssl
bst bnsns to foo SSr na aoWs
HOME RIMoDELiNG: additions, attic.
and rec, rooms; kitchen. planning. cab.
ns'' as TIC eoN sas eo
fooR FL 5s9s sfsyicEscssns dsyi and su. til. D
re 'fsi fsia VISOR N's5s:
pakacnEfHfo "a AZ Ho kiUHssssER kiHsss PAINT i. .opsh.
hard; elastic: wear resistant: moistlrs
crete. brick. WOOD and other surfaces.
R: s'2sTt sG aS / for Ee01s Ku
ggER: INC 1850 s0th St NV" wash 7.
cARPENTHR WORK. seneral repairs, rec
reation rms. inclosed porches. modernized
kits; and baths. MIR. LAWRENCE, RA.
{. 4 a. sERvIcE-Paintins. paper hang.
ins. .nrs. refinished; all types Of work our
iRss.ssI fFss Be- csos eHAs HARRY
STORM WINDOWS, DOORS Easement.
sash types; all sizes; enjoy yesr.rourd
I11S5s HTTfcs 'f TiS1sHEp, % dormers s An installed tailed
g Rf
FRs FREE. oF FREAssoaSSSABLE AAsaSS ESTIMATES on all
phases OF home remodelins and improving;
low down payment and 80 months to pay.
HYDALE CONTRACTORS. WA. SAB. III
sls ssf5d' 'aSikn5 st3i fpRoVrfES sesh fiRsHs
an Al EXTRA BEDROOM or two are hiG:ns
in your attic. Let .GALENT1NE-wHIPn
estmafes eo sheT ySS 6N hey 44 it. can be done Free
ATTICS FINISHED, remodelins, repairing.
w. D. TAYLOR. 81. 3942.
SAVE FUEL, insulate your boiler and hot-
water tank now. Phone NO. $3.50 for free
COMPLETE REMoDELNG and home imp.
rec. rm., baths apts. exp. workmanships
aoME eTmf mPR II co sssrsf ME ssl epss az
E. n. B. Co.-Repairins and remodelins.
a.. "A wo5d to s,, the wise" Give GIVE Us t5S.
ATTENTION HOME owNERs-For any
work from foundation to roof: call THE
PRoPERTY OWNERS, IMPROVEMENT Ansso
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COUPLE. light coiored, fenned. desirous Of
working in good home and living on prem
isest man to help part time with heavy
month; best Of references. Phone LU.
4O62.
MAN AND WIFE desire place; cook, second
eeferenees eeSk n sehSf Sf 7s1a q
MAN AND WIFE, colored, wants bakers
job. can make all kinds OF Danish pastries.
French PASTRIES and fancy cakes and pies.
Phone CO. 63R1. 7s
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AElR WdAAEN.

DTGNTFIED AND PLEASANT outdoor work
salary S35 and bonus to start. chance for
advancement. Apply RIM. 6o2 Victor Bldg
724. 9th st. NV. Sunday or Monday bet
oPPoRTUNITY FOR LADIES. 1s to 35
work in leading department stores: salary
S32 80 wk>, plus commission. Call MI
1857 Sunday.
ALERT, weil-educated woman with per-
sonality. to supervise a nationally spon-
sored program for girls and women; this
position offers interesting work and a
splendid income for q full-.ime career;
previous experience in teaching, ORGANISING
or sales work desirable; car necessary for
write. statine qualifications and phone
number. to Box 1871, Star.
CHRISTIAN LADY15White. to share apt
iiIht duties, no laundry; no nights OF
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BUSINESS.
| BIZ @ ST., next 10 9

AVE PLENTY OF DAYWORK. women on
,and waiting for work. References. LAun-
iresses and cleaners. Ho. 9427. an; to
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BUSINESS SERVICES.

BOOKKEEPING and income tax service;
small business accounts a speciality; reas.
rate. ia. 1857 -1o
the job. AL work confidential. Pick up and
delivery. DE. 1886 10
SECRETARIAL SERVICE, typing. mail ana
tel. serv., addressing envs.: desk space avail.
Opp. Sill. Sprg. P. o. 81. 1900 sH 1919.
WORTHINGTON SERVICES. S427 Ga ave.
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CASHIER

Experienced, 5-day week. good salary
Enjoyment ofiice, 3rd floor, RALElGE
HABERDASHER, 1910 r St y
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CLERK
Student or married woman wanted; to
work noon to ) pm. Mon. through FIJI:
keep inventory records, some typlng. Reply
n fill To Rny 1A1.I. Star. D
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CLERK-TYP1ST
Ase 20 to 80. The Evening Star has an
opening in the classified advertising de-
partment. An opportunity for an accurate
typist with q sood telephone voice who is
capable and would enjoy rendering service
to customers by telephone. 5-day. 40,
hour week L interested apply personnel
once, Room 5O4.
THE EVENING STAR
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TYPISI
The American University: 5-dsy wk,
Mon. through Fri, 12:30-S:40 pm. salary
plus free tuition Apply In person, MISS
FEAGANS, 1901 st. NV.
TYPIST- SECRETARY
for high-c class wine and spirits
shop: 5-day week, $50 to 80 M S4o
per week Apply IN person, 2442 lsth ST.
NV. 10 am. to pm.
WRAPPER & INSPECTOR
From II am. until $50 nm. daily. slI
dav Sal; pleasant wor;irg como Apply
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ditions; live IN references feau'ieu'
WOMAN, white; 25;4ot A. 70. .nis. IsSadsTsss. ssss
9s sos Ot5sSn1lilf5So ~ sl5o 4'l' ~ Lee ns, A
iIy: care Of 5 children and gh W; live zig IN
sis.r sss. eass aSins free MD Write ll7l' GAIT ave-
WH1oSMsASS0Exceptionsl WON opportunity for eul'
tured woman with nationally adv. nfm
S,n ins Sn.nes. sxoer .x6s
M Fer ~~t call OF 7945 Monday. 10 to =:
WOMAN. reliable, free to travel house
esiid e Apply in person add s,tsr g nggg g@ se2i 3
lesh st. NV Room BOOB MHs' Es Ls n
W6oI W6dIh INSPECTOR. experienced: know.
sition. Apply Mr.. Starr. AR1STO CLEAN
ERS. 1925 8. Capitol st.
WRApPEEs ard n1.asspe WorkinS conditions
Apply office. YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1871
YoGNG ii GIRL for typing and switchboard
YOUNG LADY, Intelligent, knowledge Q
typing for perm. position doins genera re
s9Ik sral .sary az ste see Miss rrazier J
gouNa E{oSHEs EAb2We G4 We have ave- a. o. openns 70
als"ssnt HSmah wortins wa 0 Condition. good hour!
hs Ne Eisfiisea ts5 eoRP 81 @
sSRS 5lSP sve EXTRA StolNiEY FOR xMAs-Nse
young ladies to address envelopes; tempo
rary. Apply at JOHN G. WEBSTER, 62
hcecsuRATE TYPisT. general once sorll
some steno bookkeeping; 5-day week. stat
sse: exp:Is etc; Boy SAC. Star; -. mb
ambitious young woman in an estab; in
surance brokers' ONCE. Claim experienc
desirable but not essential. Attrac. salar
WITH opportunity for Advancement in
growing org; 5-day week. pleasant work
iri9 conditions We want an intelliger
and d ambitious young woman vho can "A a
employees know Of this adyertisemen
Reply in EritinE tp Bex exrsnS SS5,J' star g ;,
: small child 5 weekdays. while motht
works; conv. location Conn. and wyo. ave
INV; refs. and health certificate nee. Goo
salary RsS 4Sasx 4nfr2Sr stsss Asst. in once
old -esta biished printinE Arm: hrs, 10 an
e. ip,ig ARTs ssaz axzssN Sssk s,s q roWer W. ds
kHf1NHS. IasR rs skfE;xbY i AZ Girl for check 7esn
eGsss epsss.n, l'TR TWR1L2ARb HOTEL from 81.
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l cameras. no ex-
,ic and o attractive;
,hoto store. CaH
Arl. res. pref.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20
ATTENTION.
BRANCH i AND. 4.
Movie Night

On Friday, June 4, the Juniors
Committee of Branch and 4 will
present a Chlldrens Movie Night
at the West Side Sachsenheinn,
7OOl Denison Avenue, starting
promptly at 8 o'clock. Admission
will be FREE to all children,
however, a small charge will be
made for Adults.
The program will consist of a
tull length movie starring Bobby
Breen, colored cartoons and short
subjects. A really nice show for
the enjoyment of the parents as
well as the children. There will
be free surprise for everyone
attending.
Please be on time in order to
see the complete show and not 10
disturb the showing of these fine
films.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20

bridesmaids and wore Aqua Tef-
feta Bouqued. Mr.. Alfred Teu-
scher was the best man and
Messers. Elmer Reckseidler,
brother of the bride, VIM. Prock
and Egon Eek were ushers. Jun
iOr ushers was Robert Teutsch,
brother of the groom and Flow
er girl was Donna Simpson.
The brides mother wore Aqua
Creme sand the grooms mother
wore Pink Creme. Mrs. Violet
Weber, solist, sang Because"
and THE Lords Prayer.
Numerous guests from Cana
da attended, including the bri-
des grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Witski of Winnipeg. A fire din
ner was prepared by Mr.. Al Teu-
scher, uncle of the groom, at the
reception. And following the re-
ception the couple left for their
honeymoon in Florida. Upon
return they will reside at 1898
West 7lst Strict.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20
IMMIGRATION STATISTICS
FOR 1o47.
Saxons who said you can do
nothing about it.

The immigration and Naturali-
zation Se:vice reports thas the
total number of immigrants ad-
mitted was l47,2 ,2O2 in 1917, an
increase of IS per cent within a
one year period of this total are
l7,4l4 displaced persons aimitt-
ed to the United States under the
Presidents directive of December
p, l945, by Gloss of admission
and country of birth June Sc,
l947. Born in Rumania 45S dis
placed persons, wives of citizens
of United States Region OF birth
country S.om Rumania l2t wives
of citizens, ! husbands of citiz-
ems, "a unmarried children of
citizens, II ministers, their wives
and children, 6 Professors their
wives and children, all came in
from Rumania under tht quota
Immigration act year ended June
80, 1917, so please don't say yo,:
can't do anything for your peo-
pie over thei:- you can if you Try
every Saxon that is in Austria or
Germany or any other country
that get there on account OF the
war is a displaced person and liV-
ing in these places are pri-
vileged for immigration under
the displaced persons act, Con
s,essman Carsen said so and 1t
any of them have any trouble he
would like to know about it.
The law on property that was
taken away form our Saxon pco-
pie went in effect and every one
that want to file claim against
the Rumanian Government must
do so before Sept. Is. 1913. | will
have full information on this
within the next 10 days. There
are several other bills in Con-
gress now in the making by
which our people will benefit by
but a lot will depend upon how
we'll the American Saxon people
will support. The Lutheran Re
lief for Transylvanian Saron Inc.
This organization is working for
the benefit of all Sayons and it
needs your support.
If you have a problem that
needs help from Washington
write to:
Michael s. Schmidt,
25l2 W. Tusc. Street.
Canton o, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20
FARRELL NEWS
BY Marie,

Farrell, Pa, May 2O-Plans for
the T. S. ]. A. Convention have
been coming along without very
much difficulty. We ue doing our
very best to plan tours. etc, SO
that you will have the best time
possible. Please do not forget TO
send in the names of your dele
gates, and people who are stay
ing over night, as early as poss-
ible. 1T seems that some of our
Jrs. are forgetting about ourMon-
day night meeting again.As these
meetings are very important, We
would like to have as many Jr,.
as possible turn up at our next
meeting Monday nigho.
Our mushball team travelled to
Canton last Sunday ond were not
very lucky, fd- they lost IA to 9.
Our next game will be at home,
with Cleveland West honoring
our city. The game will be played
at the Farrell City Park. Remem-
Der boys - mushball practice
every Tuesday and Thursday.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20
SALEM NEWS
BY Betty Polder

Salem, o., May Powell an.
other year has passed for our Jrs
and an election. Our new offic
ers for the coming year are:
b President, Henry Schuster,
Vice Pres, Dick GottschIing
Sec'y, F'eda Hermann
Fin. Sec'y, Hilda Coy
Treas, AL Linder
Reporter, Betty Folder
Trustees, Andy Ulrich, Johnny
Spacb, Mike Nicora.
Thanks to our last years offic.
ers, they did O swell job.
Our delegates for the conven.
ton are: Henry Schuster, Rudy
Bodendorfer, Johnny Spack ant
Andy U'lrich.
A social was planned fd. We'd
May 20, at 8 p. m. at the home
bring your own eats, let's have {
crowd and have fun.
Don't forget singing every
Tuesday night at 8 p. m. at the
club.
Three new members were taken
IN at our meeting, Ed. ond Erna
Ihiel and Bill Lutsch. Welcome
to you!
Well, what. do you know we
have another victory, Youngs,
town 3, Salem 7.
Congratulations to Mike and
oIe Frltzman who are the proud
parents of baby girl.
To Detroit
4on can expect a small crowd
from Salem.
- Please patronize our ad
vertiSerS 2 n
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Pauline

Youngstown, O., May Powell
i seems like Yo. is aiming fo-
that perfect score again. Our
score with Salem was "a. their
favor. I'm sure the boys will let
loose next Sunday.
Next Sunday we will have
Cleveland East AS our guests in
softball. Also next Sunday is our
concert. SO don't forget folks,
be sure and come out Sunday. I
am sure it will be day we'll spent
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20
ST. JOHNS JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
Confirmation Banquet o Huge
Success

After the Church Choir Com
cert last Sunday we of the Luther
League held our annual conh.ma-
ton banquet. The newly initiated
members Of our League are:
Mary Ann Guip, Ruth Sill, Fred
'kessler and William Bell. We of
the Junior Luther League arc
glad to have you with us and
hope to see you at our meetings
i'll the future.
After introducing our officers,
the Mistress of Ceremonies, our
President, Doris Wardeiner, in
troduced Rev. Foisel, who had
few kind words to say. Our ad-
wiser, Mrs. Wardeiner, gave a
speech which all of us took to
heart. Also, the interviews of the
new members were very com.
krech, Hans Konfad, and Martin
mendable. Congratulations, Kla-a
Welter; they were very good.
Although only four were con-
firmed, the church basement was
filled with overhowing crowd
in attendance. A few had even
come all the way from Strongs-
vile, Parma, Lorain and the
West Side to be at our dinner and
the concert in the afternoon. An
added feature was the showing
of movies afterwards.
We OF the Luther League would
like to thank Rev. Foisel; all the
mothers who helped in the kit
chen; in fact, everybody who
helped make this event the huge
success that it was.
Next Meeting
Our next meeting will be OH
Sunday, May p, in the church
gym at ! p. m. Let's see if all you
members will be present because
there will be entertainment and
refreshments after the meeting
and | hear from an inside source
that there will be dancing, too.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20
NEW CASTLE NEWS
By John Ameser

New Castle, Pa, May 2O--l
suppose you thought New Castle
dropped out of the picture, we'll.
you were just ABOUT right; we
are trying to recover the best we
can. AS you know we did not en-
ter soft ball team, but that does
not mean we don't want to play.
So if any city wishes to play us
please contact William Ungar
and we will make arrangements.
Moon Light Dancing
We will start dancing out at
our summer club June II and
evd-yone is welcome to attend.
You who attended last year know
what fun it is to be had. So come
this year and have a barrel OF
fun.
This Sunday the singers of
New Castle will be in Youngs=
town for their concert. SO be
prepared for a large crowd.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20

ing towards strengthening the
United Nations. House members
started the ball rolling, numbers of
them strong in their conviction
that the veto power must be either
removed, or restricted. Secretary
Marshall and Ambassador Warren
G- Austin, on the contrary, advise
against its change, they urge that
more time be given the present
C h arter to develop it's own
strength.
TN EUROPE tension has shifted
1 from Italy to Berlin. The ef-
feet upon the Germans Of the Ital-
ian election was a definite loss of
Soviet prestige and their conse-
quent action to make joint occupa-
tion Of Berlin intolerable. A spark
could readily ignite the tense situ-
alton there. Momentary Soviet
failure in Italy makes probable re-
doubled efforts in either Greece or
Scandinavia, Kashmir, Iran or
South America. Communist lead
ers are taught to shift base when
temporary reverses make this nec-
essary.
THE Supreme Court has handed
l down a decision which should
be hailed by all the thousands of
men and women who have been
struggling to keep low grade
movies from the theaters, especial
ly the little family ones where
children spend all too much Of
their time. Among other matters
in the case Of Paramount vs..
United States decision is made
that block booking" or stein
rentals" of films must stop. To
get one good film theaters will no
longer have to take a number Of
poor ones. This should mark a
forward step in bringing about
better quality motion pictures IL
it is enforced. /
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20
tai constructions:

tai constructions;
H. R. 44S8 authorizing a 1925
billion fiye-year lending program
to veterans for housing co-ops. 1t
permits five or more veterans to
form homestead association for
the purpose of building or buy
ing homes to be sold or rented to
association members at an average
cost per family unit of $4,000.
9 OK the long range hous.
~ OOO ing program, is being
considered by the House Commit
tee on Banking and Currency.
Thirty-eight organizations are
asking to testify. Chairman Jesse
Wolcott of Michigan says hearings
will consume about three weeks.
THE House Committee on For
1 eign Affairs is holding hear
ings on the several resolutions re-
ferred to it realtive to the possi-
bility of taking some action look
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20
SAXON VETERANS
BY Frank Ham
Social Mite

Saturday, May 22nd, at the
West Side Sachsenheim at 800
o'clock we will have another Free
Social for the membership and
their wives and girl friends. The
committee is working on a nice
program so plan to attend. We
will have better movies 1--WE hopc)
refreshments and card playing.
Get the baby sitters lined up
cause your going to have a good
time until the wee hours of the
morning.
:. Notice
Our neyt meeting will be at
the West Side Sachsenheim, 7OC1
Denison Ave-, Monday, June 7:h,
at 8 O'Clock. This is a special
change from the usual altesnat
ing between East and West Side.
Keep after our lax members
fellows. Those with names to
contact keep after them and soon
we will have all the Saxon Veter-
ans coming to our meeting and
attending our affairs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20
ATTENTION YOUNGS.
TOWN!

The Youngstown Concordia
Mixed Chorus is having a Spring
Concert on ay 23rd. The Chorus
will be accompanied by Carlnine
Ficocelli's Youngstown !Sympho-
ny Ensemble.
New Castle and the Aouncs-
town Maenne'C 'Chor will take part
in the program. The concert viii
start 40 3 p. m. and following the
concert will be a dinner.
,Dancing is from . to u p. II.
Lou Schenker, Sec'y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20

Miss Elinor Reckseidler. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reck-
seidler, 1891 w. 7lth ST., Cleve-
land, Ohio, became the bride OF
Mr.. William Teutsch, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Teutsch, 2lll w.
lO4th St, on Saturday., April "a,
in the Trinity Lutheran Church,
Rev. Martin Sommerfeld ofici-
ated at o'clock and reception
followed at the Swiss Hall.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore the traditio-
nal white satin, her gown being
fashionedwith long pointed sleev-
es, a fitted bodice and wide
bertha of French lace. Her finger
tip veil was caught with acrown
of crystal beading and she car
ried white roses and stephanotis.
The maid of honor Miss Ruth
Reckseidler, sister of the bride,
was in Orchid Taffeta Bouqued,
Misses Lillian Teuscher, Esther
Litke, Dorothy MarkWOrth were
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H. r. 6242
suspending i'm
port duties on
S crap iro n,
scrap steel and
n on ferrous
metal scrap un-
til July l, 1949;
H. R. 6375
permitting duty
f e e importa-
tion Of lead un-
til the S a m e
date;
H. r. 48l6
a u t h o rizing a
minimum allot-
ment Of $780,
600 to e a c h
state for hospi
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QUESTIONS?
Here are 10 questions on war.
answers will be found on page 7

|. In the United States who de-
Cla-es war?
2. What British general sur
rendered his sword to Washing.
ton at Yorktown, Va?
3. What country had more cas-,
ualties during the first world war
than any other country?
4. What was the purpose OF
the Crusades?
5. What was he ealiest fom
of artillery?