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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-15
7. S. ]. "A. SOFTBALL,
NOTICE

The names and addresses OF
all managers of the teams that
will participate in the Softball
League this year, will be publish
ed as soon as all are received.
All communications between
clubs should be done among
the managers or business man
ayers that will be listed.
In the event that blank box
score result sheets are not re-
ceived by the managers before
opening of League play, please
send IN your reports regardless,
on time. All reports should go to
the Association President immed-
lately following the game played.
lAll managers will receive a
copy of the Eligible Players
Roster as soon as all clubs are
heard from and the eligibility OF
all players has been checked.
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BY Marty

Homestead, Pa, April l5-At
the last session the local Juniors
held it was decided that we
would definitely sponsor ball
team, basketball, that is. We will
not, however, be active in the
T. S. ]. A. league with the possib-
lie exception of playing teams
with open dates. We are in no
way equipped to participate in
so fast league at the one spon-
sored by the T. S. ]. A. Perhaps
in a few years we may have a
team worthy of the league, but,
until the time comes,, we must
remain in the background.
Members of the committee that
was set up for the completion OF
the work on the ad card have
been busy and from all indica-
tions this is another venture that
may we'll be termed a success.
A word of caution however, and
that is that we must cooperate
to the fullest limit of Our abili.
tes to make this matter success
full. The benefits will be derived
by seeing again a Homesead
Saxons ball team on the hard
wood. To some this may seem a
bit early, but, as | mentioned be-
fore, it is never too early to work
on a good cause.
- Dance Committee
The committee that was
chosen for the formulation oi
plans for spring dance met and
much ground was covered. As
matters progress | shall be happy
to keep you informed of that pre-
gress. AT the moment many OF
the plans are nebelous but they
should become realities in the
near future.
Many the occasion that we
have invited out-of-towners and
many the time that they have
shown a very poor spirit of CO.
operation. Let us try to see ii
this can be altered by hundred
percent attendance of out-of-town
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NO TICE
l948 SWIM MEET

A letter has been received from
Youngstown entering their bid
for this years annual T. S. ]. a.
Swim Meet. The Youngstown
Club has requested that any clubs
interested in sponsoring this
affair tbs year, should enter their
bids Immediately and the the AS
sociation Officers decide as soon
as possible as to which City will
receive this years Swim Meet bid.
The reason for this early request
is so that the Youngstown Club
can make suitable arrangements
at Idora Park for the date of the
Swim Meet, and that they not
find it necessary to rent out the
park to another group on the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-15
SAXON VETERANS
By Frank Ham

Last Saturday night we started
our Spring Dances at the West
Side Sachsenheim and were a bit
disappointed to see only about
800 dancers present. The music
was fine and this Saturday, April
II, we are featuring Charlie Bar
rett and his Orchestra for your
dancing pleasure. Come on folks
let's fill our hall with a much
better turnout. Hape an enjoy
able time dancing to the best
bands in Cleveland.
Boyling
Both the A and B teams won
two games out of three last Sun
day in Youngstown keeping our
first team at the top of the Sax
on Bowling League. Both teams
will have another practice seces-
sion Sunday, April Is, at l2:3C
p. III. at Trisket Recreation. All
Vets interested in bowling come
on down, we can always use more
teams in this new league next
year.
The Saxon Veterans are
hosts to the League on. Sunday
April 18th, and all teams are ask
ed to be on time. Bowling will
start at 1890 p. m. at Triskett
Recreation, 3255 West ll7th ST.,
Cleveland, O.
Incidentally did you know
there is bowler "worse than
George"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-15
rEUTSCH JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
By Betty

Cleveland. O., April l5-Wed.
after choir practice there will be
a devotional meeting.
On April Is, the Luther League
is sponsoring a film that is sup
posed to be much better than the
others we have shown. 1t is cali
ed Reaching From Heaven. The
movie starts at 7:3O p. m. with
refreshments served afterwards.
On the same day the Luther
Leaguers are to come down to
the church about 3 o'clock where
we will play cards and ping-pong
We are also going to have our
supper there and then go to the
movie.
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ST. JOHNS
JUNIOR GUILD
Mother and Daughter Banquet.

Mother and Daughter Banquet.
Cleveland, O., April l5-The
incest time of the year for our
Guild members is when they can
announce their Mother and
Daughter Banquet, which will be
held May 7, at $50 p. m. at the
East Side Sachsenheim. We are
asking all Mothers and Daught-
ers to make their reservations
early. Please call Jean Bretz, Mu.
mittee, and they really have plan
O739.
Our best cooks are on the COM
ned very fine menu.
Our program committee is also
working overtime to make it IN
enjoyable evening.
We have reserved this day for
our mothers so there will be moth
ing but the best.
Sophia Wardeiner, Sec'y.
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T. S. ]. A. NOTICE
1948-4y Membership

The new type cards for the re-
cord file on T. S. J. A. Member
ship will be mailed to the affiliat-
ed Clubs of the Association with
in the next few days. This sys-
tenn was approved by the l947
Convention, Therefore, all clubs
are requested to comply with the
same as soon as possible and as
neatly as possible.
The Asst. Secretary is the per
son who will mail out the cards,
and after fully completed, the
cards should be sent back to her.
The Secretaries of all the clubs
are responsible to see that the
system is handled correctly, and
all cards returned before the Con-
vention.
The cards to be filled oct com
pletely before they are returned.
All cards must be Typewriter.
The purpose of this file is to
have a control card on all mem.
bers in case it may become neces-
sary to check the eligibility sat
us of members participating in
any T: S. ]. A. sport activity, and
also to have an accurate member
ship record of all Association
members.
Henry SCHNEIDER,
T. S. J. A. President.
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clubs. By this l mean that, each
club should at least Be represent
ed by few members.
Invitations will be mailed in
the near future to all association
clubs. How about you guys and
gals giving struggling outfit a
bit of a boost by coming to our
affair and seeing that the feeling
of good fellowship is not dead
here?
Meeting Notes
The regular meeting Of the Jrs.
will be held at the club meeting
rooms on Tuesday evening, at
|8 p. m. Let us make an honest
effort to be in attendance at this
meeting and to try to be there
promptly. Belatcd starts of meet
ings have been cutting down the
social portion of the affair. From
past performances it seems that
we number of pretty fair card
players (Pleasenote, ErnieD
Bowling News
The bowling season is draw
ing to close soon and it would
a nice gesture if all those who
hape participated in this seasons
bowling would gather to deter
mine just what is to be done with
the Kitty that we have accumul-
ated. Information on this matter
may be had by contracting Betty
McMunn, the league sec'y. There
are rumors to the effect that
banquet will be held but as yet
nothing definite has been decided.
Bon Voyage
Two of the young men of our
group are leaving us to enter the
armed forces and we wish them
God speed and good sailing.
'Smitty and Freddy are the lads.
May they have pleasant days in
their tour of duty.
Reporter: Your article of last
week for April 8 has not been
delivered to us yet. The Ed.
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By Marie.

Farrell, Pa, April l5-Atten-
ton! At last Mike Lingner's
dream of wine, Women and
Song" will come thru on Mon
day night. The Fasrell !!bee -.
day night. The Farrell Juniors
hape begun to show a renewed
interest in meeting attendance.
AT swell turnout Monday night
we decided to try and get the
old crowd back by having more
social affairs. The first of which
will be a "Scavenger Hunt" on
Monday night.
Okay guys and girls here is
your chance. If we wont an "ac-
tive" club. Show it Monday
night! How is that Mike?
Convention News
So far no delegates names have
been received. We need these
names as soon as possible. How
about cooperation and sending
them in? To start the ball roll
ing we have elected Rudy Kraft
Helmuth Maroscher and Berth
Teleky as delegates with Nit,
Zelch as their alternate. Let r.
go you other clubs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-15
AGENDA CLUB
BY Mitzi
Over the Top. - The big push
hac cfarfnl

Over the Top. - The big push
has started
The Agenda Club has chosen
the initiative and drive towards q
goal to raise funds to replace the
aged organ in our church, started
officially with the mailing of in
dividual letters to each and every
one on the mailing list of the
church.
Each club member will partici.
pate in visiting each and every
one receiving this letter, in an
endeavor to obtain their moneta-
ry cooperation in making this
drive success.
This does not necessarily re-
strict contributions to those re-
ceiving these letters. Any one
cause may do so with the great.
who is desirous of helping our
est of appreciation.
For further information please
contact Mr.. Arnold Fernengel
1872 West Ave-, OR. 55O4, organ
fund chairman.
Will you help us make our
goal?
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same day and share the park.
In compliance to Youngs.
towns request, all Clubs interest
ed in handling this years swim
meet should send in their bids
immediately to the Association
President. April 80 will be con-
sidered the deadline date for all
bids to the 1948 Swim Meet.
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mittee on Labor and Public Wei.
fare of which Senator Taft is
Chairman. This bill authorizes the
appropriation of funds to ussist
the States and Territories in fin
ancing a minimum foundation ed
ucation program of public, elemen-
tary and secondary schools and in
. reducing inequalities of education
al opportunities. A very great deal
of study has been given this legis-
lation and proponents feel that the
present draft protects the integrity
of the States while it will bring
the general standard of education
to a higher level. 1t is anticipated
that a vote will be taken promptly.
REORGANIZATION of all sorts
~ is taking place within the
armed services. This last week the
House Armed Services Committee
swept women out of the services.
The Senate bill (S.1641) making
the WACS, WAVES, WAFS and
Women Marines a permanent part
OF the armed forces was complete
ly revised. Substituted was a plan
permitting women to enlist in the
Reserve Corps, subject to call to
active dutytat any time.
From what ! can gather this re-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-15
ST. JOHNS SENIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
By Pauline Krich

St. Johns Senior Luther League
is having Movie Night on
Friday, April 16, 1913, at 7:3C
P. M.
Everyone is invited to join in
the fun and entertainment for a
big evening has been planned.
A beautiful floor lamp will be
given away, there will be a full
hour of interesting movies, other
prizes and last but not least ere
freshments".
We will be looking forward to
seeing you all in the church base
ment, SO plan to be with us.
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This and That from WASHINGTON

moves the incentives for such
service more successfully than the
men may realize. The House Com
mittee plan would continue the
WACS for one year in their pres
ent Status.
THE Senate Committee on Rules
1 and Administration has been
holding hearings on H.. r. 20, the
Anti Poll-Tax Bill. Most of this
week has been devoted to testimony
from those witnesses who were in
opposition to the measure. The bill
has already passed the House. OPP
ponents have been contending
among other things that the bill is
unconstitutional on the theory that
Congress has no power to pass
laws governing the qualifications
of voters.
THE members of the Joint Com.
1 mittee on Labor MANAGEMENT
Relations have been meeting in
closed session to examine the criti-
cal coal situation. The committee
has agreed to take no immediate
action, but to keep itself informed
of all developments.
CEVERAL House Committees are
~ on the road. The Small Busi-
ness Committee is holding hearings
on credit availability for small
business in Atlanta. These hear
ings are in reference to H. r. 5818
which provides $25, 900 tax exemp-
tion for all corporations. At the
same time the Committee on Agri-
culture is holding hearings in Den
yer and Spokane on the long range
farm program.
CENATE action this past week
- would seem to indicate that
when the House has voted the Re-
covery program the Senate will be
ready to bring to the conference
its action on China, Greece and
Turkey, thereby avoiding the de.
lays opponents Of the House Omni.
bus Bill prophesied. A House vote
is anticipated for Tuesday, March
80, and prompt conference action
is expected.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-15
THIS AND THAT

Salt may be obtained by three
methods evaporation of sea wa
ter; evaporation of brine spring
water, and by mining rock salt.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

HELP WANTED FEMALE
Young girl ,over 1S years. or lady
for Sales Clerk in Grocery Store.
Experienced preferred. Good
wages. Apply Box IA Sieb. Am
Volksblatt, 1901 St. Clair Ave,
Cleveland, O.
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Are you ana your relatives MEM
bers Of the SlQk BENEFIT Society.
and Central vsrband II mot, now
10 the time to Join. For moro in
formation call the local represo0.
tativo.
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Soxon Bow|ino
League
By Elmer Schneider

Sunday, April llth, saw all the
teams in Youngstown where af-
ter several weeks lay-off the
teams bowled once again. From
the ssores turned in the lay-off
certainly did not do any of us
any good. Perhaps it was Just
getting used to the alleys that
did it.
In Sundays bowling the Vets
A team defeated the Lorain r
team two games and total pins
to remain in first place. The Lo-
ain A team defeated the New
Castle A team, two games and
total pins to take over second
place. The Vets B team beat Yo.
two games and total pins while
New Castle B took three points
on forfeit from the Agenda Club.
Attention All Clubs
The next bowling session will
be held in Cleveland on April 25,
at 1880 p. m. sharp. All teams
must be at the Triskett Recrea-
ton Alleys. which are located on
West ll7th and Trisket, north of
Lorain Ave-, at 1890 p. m. sharp
or the alleys which are reserved
will be forfeited to others waiting
So let's all be on time for our
last bowling session this season.
High Scores
High team series - Lorain A
Deutsch, 'Lorain-2O8
F. Ham -Vets-2OS
High individual series-R. Schaff
Youngstown-567
B. Folberth-Clepel. Vets -.
$50.
Hiyh team series-Lorain A
2342.
Pairings for April 18th
Lorain A VS.. Youngstown
Lorain B VS.. Agenda
Vets B VS.. New Castle A
Vets A VS.. New Castle B
Standings to Date
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CHERRY Blossom Time!
~ Rains followed by day or
two or summer heat have turned
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-15
HELP WANTED FEMALE

A girl or woman for housework,
fine home, good wages garanteed.
Apply or write to Box II, Ameri-
can Peoples Journal. 396l ST..
Clair Ave. Cleveland. @.
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Vic CIuol DoSlu
a ] m o s t over
n i g h t in t o
fairy-like beau
ty. 1t will take
a few days still
to reach IN e
c ! i m a x f, b u t
Spring is here
and the Spring
moon adds her
soft light to the
miracle.
MUCH h ap-
p e n s o n
Capitol Hill.
The Senate is
d e b a ii n G S.
Az, b r o u & h t
Arizona sun., 1948-10-22
Efficient Fertilizer
Use Boosts Yields
Good Soil Management
Must Aid Plant Food

Every ton of fertilizer can be
stretched or used more efficiently,
boosting crop yields at the same
time. Many farmers, says Middle
West Soil Improvement committee,
use fertilizer as a crutch. They try
to make it substitute for good man.
agement practices. They put plant
food in the soil without making
sure the plant can, send out its roots
to use it.
Fertilizer lis essential in giving
the soil plant nutrients to feed
crops. But fertilizer can't do the
whole job. It must be teamed with
other practices that build and main
tain soil structure and keep the top
soil mailed down."
The soil needs good structure so
roots can grow and reach out for
plant food. Roots need air and wa
ter to live. When a soil is packed
down and tight, there is no room for
the air and water needed by roots
and plants for high crop production.
The way to build soil structure is
to grow legumes and grasses regu-
larly in the rotation. These legumes
make a thick layer of good soil.
Arizona sun., 1948-10-22
Erosion Takes Alarming
Toll of Good Crop Land

Erosion is taking an increasingly
alarming toll of good crop land in
the United States. Estimates by
the department of agriculture indi-
cate that about 100 million acres of
once good crop land have been
ruined or nearly ruined for profit
able cropping by erosion, another
100 million acres have been badly
damaged and still another 100 mil
lion acres are eroding too fast.
There are now approximately 460
million acres of good crop land in
the U. S., including acreage now in
crops as well as about 100 million
acres that need clearing, drainage,
irrigation or other improvement.
All but about 712 million acres of
this 460 million acres are subject
to erosion unless protective meas
ures are adopted.
Arizona sun., 1948-10-22
Private Life of BosSy

In the current craze for dissect-
ing private lives even BOssy is not
immune. The inevitable prOber
comes up with these statistics:
Bossy grazes only seven and
half hours daily, regardless of how
much feed she gets. She does 60
per cent of her grazing during
daylight hours, 40 per cent at
night. She spends five hours
day eating at a rate of so to 70
bites per minute. She chews her
cud seven hours day and spends
IL hours lying down, at nine diff
ferent times. While grazing, she
travels two and half miles in the
daytime and one and a half at
night. She drinks 10 times a day.
Arizona sun., 1948-10-22

Tony's plan to assemble the minia-
ture circus on Sunday when the
show would be laying over. He had
planned how he would invite An
nette to see his new act!
What if she won't Gomez" he
thought. But surely she would not
refuse this simple request. The
thoughts raced through his mind
as he watched the object Of his
affection leave the tent.
Slowly he arose from the grass.
He would wait until she had changed
her costume Then he would go to
the mess tent. He knew the exact
moment when she would enter for
her evening meal After an interval
that seemed literally hours to Tony,
Annette came into the dining tent.
Shyly he approached her,
0EXCOOS, please, Signorina An
- nette :"
"Oh, M'sieur Fragiotto," trilled
Annette, land how are you today?"
Tony was pleasantly surprised that
the circus queen knew who he was.
eff the lady has the little min
ute," he stammered, "I-Antonio-
have created the new poppets. They
are the pairformairs of circus" he
mouthed the words carefully in his
broken English. II would like,
please, the advice of the Signorina
about them!"
'How very charming" laughed
Annette with a toss of her dark
hair, and a merry twinkle of the
sparkling, blue eyes. II would be
delighted, M'sieur Fragiotto. Per-
haps you could show them to me
tomorrow when we have no per-
formance?"
'"That is what I was theenking, "
said Tony. 81 will have them as
Arizona sun., 1948-10-22

They add organic matter. Such soil
has plenty of air space. Water soaks
in quickly and more of it is held.
Weak, scattered stands of legumes
won't build soil structure. For
strong, leafy stands and vigorous
roots, the legumes need phosphate
and potash that can be added in
commercial fertilizer. Getting thick
stands isn't the whole story either.
All these crops can't be cut for hay
or Craze close and still be expected
to build the soil. At least part of
these crops must be turned back to
the soil.
Arizona sun., 1948-10-22

bars high above the ground. Each
day he became more enamored
of the beautiful aerialist. But how
could a poor youth who scarcely
spoke English express his admira-
ton for the star of the show?
In the early part of the season,
Tony began to formulate a plan
whereby he might show Annette
how he felt for her. During the
hours when he was not exhibiting
his puppets, Tony carved furiously,
creating new properties, scenery,
and characters.
The triumph of this frenzied &C
tivity was a beautiful doll-the very
image of Annette. Soon the trap
pings were completed. It was
Arizona sun., 1948-10-22
China Can Be Stored
In This Wall Cabinet

MANY folks have requested wall
wi cabinet that could be used to
display their priced china. silver
ware and small bric-a-brac. The
Dutch Colonial style illustrated above
is the answer.
The simple design of this cabinet per.
mits its being used in almost any room.
Anyone can build it from the full size
pattern offered below. No special tools
or skill are required to do a really pro-
fessional looking job.
User merely traces pattern on the wood
which the pattern specifies, saws and as
sembles exactly as the pattern indicates.
Complete. easy to follow instructions.
step by step assembly illustrations, plus
a full size printed paper outline of each
component part of the cabinet are in.
cluded. All materials specified are obtain
able at any lumber yard.
Send 25 cents for Pattern No. 36-Dutch
Colonial Wall Cabinet-to Easi-Bild Pat
tern Company. Dept. w. Pleasantville.
N. Y.
Arizona sun., 1948-10-22
Planting of Windbreak
Will Improve Farmstead

Ranked as a major farmstead i'm
provement project. planting of a
windbreak around farm buildings
not only improves the appearance
of the farm but also saves fuel and
gives wind protection to the build
ings and livestock.
In addition to the regular wind
break on the north and west of the
farmstead, many farmers also are
planting a garden windbreak on the
south and west of the garden.
Arizona sun., 1948-10-22

She Floats Through the Air

BY JOHN III. HOSE

Tony silently wopped the petite opeze queen but she did NOT
he existed until his heot and imagination combined to bring
about unique introduction.