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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-20

samples Of corn in the field with
their regular crop, or in a special
plot, and follow the usual cultiva-
ton and fertilization practices that
would be carried out with the reg
ular crop. Many boys reported high
yields and exceptional ability to-
stand up we'll. two of the charac-
teristics for which hybrids are be-
coming we'll known.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-20
For Religious Freedom

Pennsylvania was practicing ren.
gious freedom a century before
America generally accepted the
idea and welcomed persons OF any
creed when witches" were being
burned and non-conformists hanged.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-20

Extroverts are said to favor red
cOlOrs.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1948-02-20

Classified Ads get results.
Evening star., 1948-10-31
keep your washables lo,elieI
with this special care

SHADOWS SHEER nighties like this
lovely yellow one just beg for Ivory Fla|
care! 99A/ioo@o pure, Ivory Flakes
is one soap that fabric experts
recommend for all fine washables.
Evening star., 1948-10-31

.
Evening star., 1948-10-31
be wide awake
about YOUR slumbcr. clothe.

Do you like your sleep styles trim. or prm,
or wispy sheer2 No motter! You'll oIwoys V
UP TO IoveIiness if you keep delicate wosho
oway from strong soops and rough hondlin!
After all. it takes only one wrong washing
to ruin nice things. So play sofe! Give
them gentle core with pure, mild Ivory
Flokes. Then you know they'll come out
fitting right, with coIors clear and fresh!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-28
BRANCH 4

All members are hereby in
formed that our next meeting
is on Sunday, November 7, at
3 p. m., and Saxonia's 18th Ami
versary Concert on Oct. 3lst. at
200 p. M. Halloween Party for
our children is on October Goth.
Branch 4 Card Party on Nov. l8,
at 2 P. M. Members who had
their Namenstag in Sept, Oct,
Nov. and Dec. please bring some
of your home made Bakery which
will be greatly appreciated. -
Please come to our meeting and
stay for Refreshments. We love
to have all our members present.
Elizabeth Tischler, Sec'y.
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HOMESTEAD NEWS
BY Hal Roos

Homestead. Pa, Oct. 28-Two
of our members are being married
this week. l know I'm speaking
for everyone when | wish Betty
and George the best of every
thing. "
Here's a reminder for you to
come to the Hall, Saturday night,
on the 30th of October, at 9 p. nj.
for our Halloween Party. We're
sure you will be surprised!
Yes Sir! Our bowlers are really
getting warmed up. Robert Veg
horst and Paul Thellman both
over 200. Their averages are moth
bad either. By the way, john
Thellman has starting posting
the averages at the club. SO if
you want to know your average,
hurry down to the Hall.
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ATTENTION.
T. S. ]. A. NOTICE

The T. S. j. A. Officers meet
ing which was to be held in Salem
on October 81 has been trans
ferred to Cleveland West. Due
to the Anniversary Celebration
being held there on this day.
feel that this change is advisable.
The meeting will begin at II 100
A. NJ. prompt on October 81 at
the Cleveland West Club House.
Any clubs having matters to dis,
cuss with officers will please have
representatives at this meeting.
The T. S. ]. A.. Chorus officers
are requested to be present at this
meeting and also the officers or
representatives of the Saxon
bowling league.
Henry M. Miller,
T. S. ]. A. President.
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SAXON VETERAN
By Hans Steiner

Another month has gone by
and time for our monthly meet
ing is at hand, so will you please
come to the West Side Sachsen-
helm on Nov. fst, at 8 P. M. and
at attend te ssK!9sqP.d Emsfsting. We hava
SO much to talk over. Our bowl
ing teams are doing very nicely.
We also will discuss plans for a
New Years get-together also let's
remember the meeting dates in
your home lodge and the new
business at hand; election of OF
.fcers for lo4o. God has given you
"a hours every day. You should
work 8 hours, sleep 8 hours, and
will you please ask yourself what
am | doing with the other 8 hrs. !?
AS time is passing by we should
develope good friendship and
gather little wealth, the opport-
unity is at hand, are you on the
alert?
If you know a Saxon Veteran
or a friend who is not receiving
our Volksblatt, notify this repor-
ter,and we will try and correct the
matter. All branches of Cleveland
West had meeting and have Sc,
up a calendar Of events for the
coming year; with little cooper
aration we will have a good year
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IN MEMORY
Staff Sgt. Edward H. Faith

beloved son of Mrs. Geo. Folberth
and Mr.. Clearance E. Faith of
Chicago, Ill.,, will arrive home this
weekend from the u. S. Military
Cemetary at St. Avoid, Metz,
France. He was brought home at
the request OF his,motherand will
be at Albert f. Ziehm Funeral
Home, 76l8 Superior Ave-, on
Thursday and Friday, where
friends will be lovingly received.
Memorial service will be held
at St. Johns Church, 7H Eddy
Road for Edward at 2 P. M. Sa-
turday. 1nternment will be at the
Acacia Park Cemetary. .
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QUESTIONS?
Answers to the Questions will
be found on page 7.

|. What was the first state IL
adopt our Constitution?
?. Whose daughter was Poca
hontas?
3. What president sent the first
written message to Congress-?
4. What celebrated event oc.
Cured at Fraunces Tavern, New
York City, on Dec. 4, 1898?
5. The Washington Monument
was begun in l848; what year
was it finished?
6. Who built George Washing
tons home. Mount Vernon?
7. What people built Fort Du.
quesne at the forks OF the Ohio
River?
8. What American said, "The
Lord must have loved the com.
mon people; that's why he made
SO many of them?
9. What four different political
parties have elected our presi-
dents of the United States?
TO- If Hawaii should become
the 49th state, how would the
stars in our flag be arranged Sc
they would be even? -
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TEUTSCH CHURCH
Annual Bazaar

Friday, Nov. II, is the day for
the annual bazaar sponsored by
the Ladies Guild of Teutsch Me-
moral Lutheran Church, Cleve-
land, Ohio. held at the West Side
Sachsenheim, 7OOl Denison Ave,
beginning at 4 P. M.
Many attractive articles for the
household will be for sale A
delicious Sauerkraut and Sausage
supper will be served between the
hours of S to 8 P NJ. A gift-shop,
a 'crystal-gazer' booth, movies
for the children, - will be oper-
ated by the Agenda Club. An in
teresting "6sh-pond' for the chill
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HALLOWEEN PARTY

The annual Halloween Party
for the Children members of
Branch and 4 of Cleveland, O.,
and their friends will be held on
Friday, October %, at the West
Side Sachsenheim, 7OOl Denison
Avenue starting at 7:3O D m.
p Please be present and come
early as there is good program
planned which includes dancing,
movies, noisemakers and refresh
ments. The Junior Committee
asks that all the members bring
their cards for admission. The
parents are also cordially invited.
The Juniors Committee
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LoRAIN JUNIORS
NEWS
'i' ..
By Mike

Lorain, O., Oct. 28-At our
meeting of Oct. IS, we receivevd
a new member into our midst.
She is Mary Ann Van Sickle. We
are glad you are back Mary Ann.
After the meeting we were all
we'll entertained by Marge, Jerry
and Johnny. The food and music
were of the best. .r
Harmony is all it takes. The
Lorain Jrs. got together Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday to dec
crate the Saxon Hall for our
Traubenfest. They did a swell
/ job too! !,
We would like to thank all the
people who braved the wind and
rain to come to our festival. You
helped make it success.
Many, many thanks to Margt
for booking the orchestra on such
short notice. They were wonder
full. ...- =.
The happy winner of the even
ing, Mr.. Binder, Hank Cleavevr
Marge hrman and Mrs. Kirschner
We all unanimously elect Marge
Ehrman as the Saxon of the
week. Her hard work and untir.
ing effort really put us all to
shame. Nice going Marge!
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Fall Concert
THE SAXON MIR. AND
~ MRS. CLUB
By Catherine Kerr

Youngstown, o., Oct. 28-On
October 3Oth, at the Saxon Club,
is our Halloween Dance. Every
one is cordially invited to attend
and have a lot of fun. The COM
mittee has a nice program arrang-
ed There will be prizes for most
original costumes. Tony Dorsey's
orchestra will furnish music for
dancing.
All members are expected to
come in costume or the Judge
shall impose a fine.
Don't forget our meeting the
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changes that take place In our
method of Congressional equal ap-
portionment. You will recall that
we lost our second Congressman
at-large after the 1910 census. :,
Another census is due in 1850.
According to Census Bureau esti-
mates which are being studied by
the House Post Office and Civil
Service Committee, changes are
due in 1851. On the basis Of these
estimates New York will lose two
seats il, the House while Alabama,
Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Ken
lucky, Mississippi, Missouri, North
Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania
and Tennessee will lose one each.
Gains will be California, seven;
Florida, one; Indiana, one; Michi-
gan, one; Oregon, one; Texas, one
and Washington, one. The average
number of people per district is
now about 100000.
INDUSTRIAL Research in Britain
1 has developed a new process
which would cut by half the time
necessary to make molten steel,
DR.. w. C.. Newhall, Chief Of the ex-
periments, told a B.B.C. audience
recently. Oxygen is the necessary
factor.
0UNFLOWERS are proving to bs
~ an excellent crop in various
pats of the world. In Russia and
Argentina their cultivation is on
a large scale. The trick is to obtain
the seed of the variety best adapt-d
to the area involved. The yield
is only about 30 percent oil, but
the residue is exceedingly good for
livestock and poultry feeding.
A NALYSIS Of the legislation that
"a will probably be brought to the
Slst Congress, even q superficial
one, shows that the conflict be-
tween jefferson and Hamilton is to
be vital issue, indeed it will un-
derlie practically all submitted Leg
islation; States Rights as against
a strong federal government.
Here are few issues: Ownership
Of the Tidelands. Federal Aid to
Education. Who controls the Riv.
ers! Who gets the water! Who
will run the employment services?
Shall we have a federalized health
program? What are we going to
do about overlapping taxation, fed
eral or state ? Who should control
the banks?
Up to this point we are Z Union
OF States, the United States Of
America. Are we ITO keep It so"?
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ATTENTION.
TO THE 7. S. ]. A.
CLUBS

There will be a T. S. T. A.
Ofhcers Meeting on Sunday, Oct.
81, at l p. m. at the Salem Saxon
Club in Salem, Ohio. Any clubs
having matters to discuss with
the officers will please have re-
personalities at this meeting. The
T. S. ]. A. Chorus officers are re-
questei to be present at this
meeting and also the officers or
Representatives of the Saxon Bowl
ing League. a..- ..
Henry M. Miller.
T. S. ]. A. President
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ALLIANCE. OHIO
Branch 8.

The Alliance Saxon Club,
Branch 3. will sponsor a Dance
at the Club Saturday evening,
November 6. A good orchestra
has been engaged for this dance.
Everyone has been clamouring
for some entertainment at the
club. This dance will be for all
members and their friends. So
let's all get out for this dance and
make this another evening en-
byed by all.
...... VIM. Schuller, Sec'y.
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dren's delight will be sponsored
by the Mar-Lu Club. Refresh
ments will be available.
Proceeds from the bazaar will
be used in the work of Teutscf
congregation. a hearty welcome
is herewith extended to all. Come
in, spend the evening here with
your family and friends. You will
have happy time. a
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ELWOOD CITY
BY Helen Paul

Ellwood City, Pa, Oct. 28a -
First Of all we would like to well
come into our club Mrs. Miller.
who has been elected1onr sponsor.
We will ell try and DO the best
by givits her o'h com
plete cooperation.
]. You can be expecting US on
To Youngstown
November 9th. Quite a'few Of US
plan to come up.
All the Juniors who plan to go
to Youngstown should be at the
club at 6so'clock. If you have a
care that would be available that
night, please get in touch with
Bill Meter.
Don't forget our meeting on
IL
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By Lois

Farrell, Pa, Oct. 28-At long
last we finally had enough mem
bers down the club to have our
legular monthly meeting. 1t
seemed that our club was dieing
out, but now, we are starting to
get together again. last Mon
day night: we made plans to have
a dinner this Saturday, for all
the ladies who helped out during
basketball seasons and during
the. convention. The dinner, will
begin at 6 p. M. at the Saxon
Home. After the dinner a card
party and other plays will be held
We sincerely hope that this doing
will try to show them how much
we appreciate all they have done
for US in the past. Invitations
have been mailed out to the ones
who are to attend.
Attention Saxons, Old and New!
The Farrell Junior Saxons are
having a dance November 18th
for the benefit OF the Saxon Relief
Fund. All proceeds from the
dance will go to the Saxon Re
lief, so let's all turn out to show
that we are all in favor of it. 1t
will sort be of coming out" dance
for the Juniors, also, for it will be
the first dance we've had for a
long time. We are hoping to see
some of our out-of-town friends,
too. We tried to plan it according
20 basketball schedule, so that
we could have lot of out-of-
towners, but it seems that the
18th of November is the ONLY
date on which we can hold a dance
so, it you can, please hold that
dat open, and mark Farrell" on
your calendar. Everyone is wei
come, SO please attend! Further
details will be given later. We arc
also having dance in Januar,
for the Juniors, but that will come
later.
Don't forget - our meeting:
are on the second Monday O.
every month, SO. please, kids, LEI
us have big turnout, so we car
plan further events. And, Juniors
being that our dinner for tn,
ladies is tomorrow, Cor tonight, j
you get your paper on Saturday,
we need all the help from yo,
that we can get, SO please turl
out!
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ST. JOHNS JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
By Mike

Alter long extended summer
vacation, we will try to get back
into that old grove again. We are
going to have hike after church
onSunday, November 7, so every
one bring your old clothes to
church with you. For further in
formation get in touch with our
President, Doris Wardeiner.
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VOICE OF THE DUNES
By Kaye Gross

Gary, Ind, Oct. IA meeting
was held this Wed. at the Saxon
Club. They made out to have a
Masquerade Dance on Oct. 3lst
at 8 p. m., The admission will be
25c for single person, and SOC
for doubles. Wear costumes too
. There is going to be a bowl
ing tournament on Oct. oath, but
at no definite time. In November
the tournament starts. Come on.
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Iowa, attacked the plan saying that
whenever governments have been
Overthrowp it has been due to a
union Of political power with mill
tary power" Major General Walsh,
President of the National Guard
Association, calls the Guard "prac-
tically the last bastion of the fort
ress of States rights"
A PPARENTLY daylight saving
"A time may become matter of
federal concern. Perhaps some
city folk should take tour of duty
on farms and see what happens
or does not and cannot happen
before sun up, and what it means
to farmers to have the hired men
leave promptly at four with all
that later sunlight still unused
Equally, farmers might grow more
tolerant of the urban point of view
were they to take their turn in
the factories and stores of cities
with the best hours spent indoors.
Anyway, the suggestion has been
made that there be federal legisla-
tion in the matter.
THE BLACK market in Pullman
1 reservations to and from Flor
ida is due for examination and DOS
sible action either by the Interstate
Commerce Commission or by the
81st Congress. Florida hotel men
who made an unsuccessful attempt
to get action of some sort from
the Goth Congress are all set % go
after the first Of the year.
NIE OFTEN forget the fluidity
w of our political mechanisms.
! have in mind the automatic.
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lCS
recommendation
that the Nation
al Guard be in
tegrated COM
pletely with the
army and so be
under exclusive
federal jurisdic-
tion" has arous-
ed vigorous op-
pOSlIlOu HOC OIL
ly from the Ma
tional Guard it.
self, but also
from governors
of a number of
states. Feeling
runs high. Gov
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ThiSand That from WASHINGTON
BY Consressmon Frances P. Bolton

TN NOVEMBER, 1947, the Secre-
l tary of Defense, Mr.. Forrestal,
named a Committee on Civilian
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BY Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit, Mich, Oct. 28-Let's
dig out those costumes and
masks for the Halloween Party
and Dance this Saturday, Oct. 80.
given blythe Singers at the .-ABC
(Saenger)@iHall on y Mack and
Van Dyke. admission is SIS, AMI
tickets can be ] purchased fro,h,
our President and Vice President.
Seniro Lodge News sa
The next business. meeting OF
the Senior Lodge is Sunday, Nov.
9TH. -; a5.}1'' %e% n<l
D>: ~ Dancing ,t>># ~, =
: Did you purchase your tickets
for the Harvest Moon Hop? Bet
ter hurry before it is too late be-
cause we are sure no one will
want to miss all the fun on Sat,
Nov. 10th.
Fall Concert
T'heSingirg Society will pre-
sent their Fall Concert on Satur.
day. Nov. 18th, at the ABC Hall.
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night Of Nov. 3rd. Let's ~ TIP 10
attend.
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Concert
Basketball

Our first basketball game will
be Nov. 6 at Salem. Here's hop
ing our first game endts in victory
for West. Basketball passes for
home games are on sale now. All
Saxons are urged to buy a pass.
A bus trip to Ellwood City on
November u is in the offing.
10th Anniversary Concert
Our concert to celebrate the
10th Anniversary of the Madri-
gal Chorus will be held January
3O Get in on the plan and singing
you members who have been lax
in attendance.
Meetings
The next meeting of the West
Juniors will be held on Nov. 8.
Meetings will be held every End
and 4th Monday of evevry month
Members take notice!
Hayride ..
Meet at 200 p. m. at the club
for the hayride. For transporta-
ton to Gauges Ranch where the
hayride will be held on Friday,
October 29-tonight.
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CLEVELAND WEST
- NEWS
By Bill

Cleveland, O., Oct. 28-Don't
forget the Card Party on Nov. 9,
at 8 p. m. Bring your parents and
friends. Everyone is cordially in
vited to attend the card party for
the benefit OF the Junior Athletic
Fund. j.
Concert
The Juniors are singing at the
25th Jubilee of the Saxonia Ladies
Chorus. All Jrs. are urged to
attend. ~" 3.a'.sa,,E "sy a',,4..4,sa'
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ATTENTION.!

ATTENTION!
Saxons in Canton, Alliance. Salem
and Martins Ferry!
BE sure to cast your vote for
Henderson H. Carson
Tor Congress on November Ind
all those who live in Canton and
Alliance.
Salem and Martins Ferry support
Earl Lewis
for Congress.
Get your friends and neigh
bors to cast their ballots for these
two Congressman. They have
done wonderful job for us in
Washington, and it is our duty
to support them.
Yours truly,
Michael Schmidt,
Saxon Relief Committeeman,
Canton, Ohio.
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Branch |
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Saxons in Canton, Alliance. Salem
and Martins Ferry!
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wE OFTEN forget the fluidity
w of our political mechanisms
! have in mind the automatic
Evening star., 1948-12-12

A week ago 9-year-old Walter
Smith and his parents stopped at
Ninth and E streets NV, and asked
a Salvation Army unit to sing one
of Walters favorite hymns. When
Walter said he played hymns on his
trombone, the army members in
yited him to join them sometime.
Yesterday he did.
Walter joined the group at about
l pm. in front of Woodward and
Lothrop's, with his trombone, his 4.
year-old sister, Rose Marie, and his
parents, in tow.
For about an hour. he played
hymns. And the crowd was solid
the entire time.
Walters performance yesterday
was nothing particularly new to him,
hi '"other, Mrs. Edward B. Smith,
led. He is a member of the
Boys Club Band and often
p, at the Clarendon Methodist
Church, she said.
During a vacation last summer
at Bethany Beach, Md, Mrs. Smith
added. Walter played hymns at sew
eral churches services on the board
walk Walter, whose father Is a re-
tired fireman. is in the fourth grade
at Matthew Maury School in Clar-
endon. The Smiths live at 434 North
Monroe street, Arlington.
Rose Marie took part briefly in
the performance yesterday She jim
gled some bells while her brother
was playing Jingle Bells" Then
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Engineers Club Elects
Frank J. Hanrahan

Frank J. Hanrahsn Is the new
president Of the Engineers Club OF
Washington. He is chief engineer of
the National Lumber Manufacturers
Association.
In announcing the election Of 1949
officers, the club said Mr.. Hanrahsn
Is the immediate past president of
the District Council of Engineering
and Architectural Societies and
also Of the Washington section of
the American Society of Mechanical
Engineers.
Other officers elected were William
G. Allen, vice president; Fred w,
Albertson, treasure, and these
members Of the board of directors:
Fred A. Lesser, Harold r. Clemmer,
Ralph L. Goetzenberger and Howard
r. Jones. Mr.. Lesser is the retiring
president of the club.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Electoral Reform Bill
Passed in Colombia
BY the Assoeiafsd Press

BOGOTA, Colombia, Dec. IL
The Colombian Chamber Of Depu-
ties completed today an electoral
reform bill. The vote was II to IT.
The bipartisan measure, backed
by both Liberals and Conservatives
is designed to make Colombian bal
lot contests less heated. The meas
ure will have its first major test in
the 1850 presidential elections.
The major provisions are estab-
lishment of a permanent registry
of voters, and a national electoral
court-for mediating disputes-to be
headed by the. republics Oldest ex-
President.
Evening star., 1948-12-12

she sang Eyes, Jesus Loves Me"
But she baked, and started cry
ing, when photographers wanted to
take her picture.
Rose Marie hasn't liked photog-
raphers for half of her years,
Mrs. Smith said.
Not since one time she hurt her
TOOTH her mother explained. THE
dentist had to take an X-ray, so
he made the mistake of telling her
he was just going to take her pic
ture, and wouldn't hurt her.
But afterward, 1t did hurt her
and she didn't forget it."