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Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01
Attractive Two-Piece Dress

Left. No. 842I-Attractive two-piece dress
for women. Sizes "a, So. SO, 40, AZ. A, -
and ~. Size SO, 5A yards OF 39-inch ms
teriad.
Below. No. sss0-Dainty. feminine figures
to embroider on small bed pillows, bureas
scarfs and guest towels.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01

spoons flour, 1 cup cream, cooking
water from carrots concentrated -
u cup, " to l teaspoon grated onion
(if desired, salt to taste. Pick over
and wash spinach, place in sauce
pan, add l cup boiling water and Il
teaspoon salt and cook until just
tender IS to 10 minutes), turning the
spinach over two or three times.
Drain well. Drop carrots into just
enough boiling water to cover, add
" teaspoon salt and cook until ten
der; drain, saving the water. Boil to
concentrate to " cup. Melt butter
In saucepan, blend IN flour, and add
cream and the water from carrots;
stir over direct heat until sauce boils.
Stir IN onien, add drained spinach
and carrots and stir just enough to
mix. Add salt to suit taste. Serve hot
Immediately.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01

Creamed spinach: 1h pound spin
sch, 1 teaspoon sugar, 3 tablespoons
butter, " Glove garlic, chopped fine,
8 tablespoons flour, 1h teaspoons
salt. l cup milk, l cup cream Clean
and cook spinach, adding the sugar
to the cooking waxer. Drain thor
oughly. Melt butter in saucepan, add
coarsely chopped garlic and cook
until soft; blend in the flour and
salt and add milk and cream. Stir
constantly over direct heat until
sauce boils and thickens; remove
garlic, then add the drained spinach
which has been chopped; mix well
and reheat until the sauce bubbles
Evening star., 1949-11-06
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Evening star., 1949-11-06

duties after complete recovery.
Mrs. Wright will be accompanied
by her physical therapist, Miss
Ruth Beck OF Detroit.
Session This Afternoon.
The newly appointed State ad-
visors will hold a preconference
session this afternoon. At the
informal orientation meeting, Miss
Elaine Whitelaw. national di-
rector of women's activities, will
outline the policies and programs
Of the organization and its $500
chapters.
More than 100 community lead
ers and representatives of rs ma
tional women's organizations will
meet with the foundation direct
ors during the conference to re-
view:
Chapter services to polio pa
tients during the severe epidemics
this year. The financial emer-
gency created by depletion of ma
tional epidemic aid reserves. Plans
for increased participation OF
women volunteers in an enlarged
1850 March Of Dimes.
The opening session. named
Epidemic Roundup" will be led
by George p. Voss, epidemic CO.
ordinator and chapters director OF
the foundation. Advisors from
Texas, Arkansas. Oklahoma. In
diana and Iowa. the hardest-hit
States, will report.
Miss Switxer to Speak.
Miss Mary Switzer, assistant to
the administrator of the Federal
Security Agency, will speak on
the Joint Effort of Official and
Voluntary Agencies" at a 1915
pm. luncheon.
Volunteer services during epide-
mic emergencies and in year.
round medical care programs will
be discussed at the 2 o'clock aft
ernoon session.
Members OF the W0menS Ma
tional Press Club will be guests
of the State advisors at q tea
following the session in the lounge
of the National Press Club.
DR.. Stimson Scheduled Tuesday.
Problems involved in providing
adequate medical care for polio
patients will be discussed at the Q
am. meeting Tuesday. DR.. Philip
Stlmson, associate professor of
clinical pediatrics at Cornell Uni
versity Medical College. will speak
on Facing the Future"
The entire conference will visit
the Respirator Center at Children's
Hospital School in Baltimore. They
will leave at lis pm. by bus.
Bringing feal fighting facts
about polio to the public is the
theme of the Wednesday session.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Woman Polio Victim
Coming From Detroit
For Conference Here

A polio victim. who left the De-
troit hospital where she has been
a patient since this summer, will
arrive here today to attend a
National Foundation for Infan-
tile Paralysis conference.
Mrs. Beatrice Wright, Detroit,
will participate in the fifth an
nual four-day conference of State
Advisors on Women's Activities
of the foundation which will open
at 9:15 am. tomorrow at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
Still under treatment, Mrs.
Wright will return to the hospital
at the end of the conference. She
was stricken with polio while car
rying out her duties as assistant
administrator of the Wayne
County. Mich. Chapter of the
foundation. Before her attack,
she was appointed assistant ma
tional director of women's ac-
tivities and will return to those
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Social Workers Group
To Discuss Profession

What it means to be a pro-
fessional social worker will be
discussed before the District
Chapter of the American Associa-
ton of Social Workers at meet
ing at 7 pm. Tuesday in the
boardfoom Of the Federal Secur-
ity Building. @
Speakers will be Miss Doris
Miklashek. a member of the
social service staff of the Chill
dren's Hospital, and Miss Agnes
Van Driel, chief of the technical
training division Of the Bureau
of Public Assistance OF the Fed
eral Security Agency. Miss Rose
McHugh, chapter chairman, will
preside.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
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Evening star., 1949-11-06

Sour cream, favored with lit
tie finely grated onion, makes q
different" sauce for boiled po-
tato cubes. Season with salt and
pepper and heat together gently;
sprinkle with parsley or paprika
before serving.
Evening star., 1949-11-06

Fits STANDARD Bowls
sDec. Purchase 3.2o
One Inch hardwood scot and cover.
Smoothly finished. Chrome plotted
fittings.
Sears 1 Stores
Evening star., 1949-11-06
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. Sturdy steel outer joeket, fin
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-10

grcae &idt iittlider @erant,portlid,.
teit lteat. Mit betuunoerllngssperter
Sfie,tbeit rno 5ltrdtloiisfeit lest er
Die itbtpere @eranttport,.ns fir 6as
.Gbaos ,tnb glenb unierer Belt bort.
bin, pobin iie eebort. Wie elm 2utber
fanlpie er gegen ole 6elifRlei ,ino
Siige. Gafiir lit ibm bas Gel,tihtum
0anf idplloig.
~Sbe Crime of our Mge" iIt elm
Wedruf an oas @etpiiien 5es ane.
rifaniiden 8olfes. = gs aeigt sic
@riinoe fir Die beiSen @eItfriege ouf
uno Benefit in iebr iiber5eugenSer
@eiie, tpie aIIein Elm aeredter uro
oauernoer 6rieoe n,oslid) lit. Gs lit
elm NuifIGrungsb,'d i'm tpabrIten
Gimme oes 8ortcs. Gs ionte bon ie.
oem Mnrerifaner pon aiiIte 5u &iIts
seleien uno in Millionen bon gre1;.
plaren ber6reitet iperoen.
Ser 9e,,tId,amerrraner oem Sic
@brenrett,lns bes OeutH,mus ,n:o
sic @efreiuns bes M,,tterIanbes aus
ser Staoerei am Seraen lieat, mul
es leien ,.no beber5isea. ~Sbe Crime
Of our slge" lit 6as 8uh Der 3eit. es
| lit nit Dem Ser5blut ei,tes aimpferS
geifJrieben. Dem Die 8crgetpoltisung
oes 0e,tidtlnns in aaer @elt auf Der
Seele brennt.
0os Bud fann Bel 6em .gclfS.
bIatt," 1861 ct. Glair ape., GIcpe-
Iaro, Ohio, beitellt peroen. sc f,ltct
$1.0O. Im Ieae 10c fir @erpad,,ng
uno GerIenblma BEL. 8eihllen Sie g
belhe!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-10
SAXON VETERANS
BY II. Steiner

Our meeting last Monday was
we'll attended. The fellows all en-
joyed the beer and lunch after
the meeting. We made plans for
a social to be held February Il
at the West Side SachsenheiIn.
All members should plan to attend
even if you have to hire helicop-
ter to get here.
The next event we have planned
for is a picnic for July "a. More
about this on a later date. For
both of these affairs we will have
to make reservations. Call WO.
4563 for your reservation for the
Social.
Bill Ferengels wife is showing
pictures around to all who like
to see her twin boys. She has much
to be proud of. Carl Aber has a
chockproof watch. All he has to
do to get it started again is to
bang it against some thing.
All Veterans are again urged
to attend Zweig l Lodge meeting
on Friday, Feb. l8, as there will
be election of delegates for this
years convention. You are also
invited to come to the annual
free banquet of Branch ON Feb.
20. Supper will be served at 6:OO
o'clock sharp. The entertainment
committee has planned a stage
show and movie of the World
Series baseball games. So come
and be assured of good time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-10
LORAIN JUNIORS
NEWS
By Mickey

Lorain, O., Feb. lO-Our last
meeting of Feb. 3 was quite a Sue
cess all though we had very
poor attendance. In between dis
turbances all business was conf
pleted.
The bus for Homestead leaves
the club at 7 80 a. m, Feb. 20.
Everyone going please be There
on time. Elmer Deutschlander is
ready and willing to accept all
money for the bus trip. Please
give him your money on or before
the 10Th.
The calendar committee is
open to all suggestions. They are
Mickey, Betty, Hop and Frieda.
Please help them out.
Congratulations to the bouncer
and new jamtors of the club.
You did nice clean up job.
Has anyone seen the new bonn
mer? | understand that it is new
Plymouth. How about that FL
mer?
The food committee for next
week is Betty and Mickey. The
meeting night is Feb. II. Let's
have a good attendance.
Remember: Everything is fun
ny as long as it is happening to
someone else.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-10
"The Crime Of Our Aqe"

Gor einigen @oden fat Or. 6. u.
Gritid) eln 8uh, ~Sbe Crime Of our
,ase", oerGifentlid)t, tuorii,er einc
|glico1oer 3citr,ng tu0rtliG itreitt:
Inter obigcrt 9itel lit in bieicn
Eaaen ein gub eridienen, baB beru.
len lit, Sas 8e,pifen Scr Gtrilten
smerifas 5utieiit mrfsuriitteIn - es
lit oas gepaItigite @erf, oas felt
@rieesenoe auf bem 8iihermarft er.
ibienen lit. Ser Gerfaiier lit Der be
fannte @elebrte ,uto He&1er. Or.
Suopig M. sritib.
@obl iidert Ole @abrbeit langfanl
Surb felt ser 8er0ffentlifuns Der
Werfe bes groBten amerifaniifen
SiItorifers, GbarIes u. 8earo, .gmc.
rican Yo!icp in the Mafinev, rnS
Freiihent Hooiebelt ano tie Com,
ing OF tie @ar", George Moraen.
itern's ~Yearl Sarbor, sbe storp
Of tie Secrat @ar," Muitin S. Npp's
"Siitorp's Tolt Eerrifpina Beace.
Talpb +, &celins's ~@rueiome Gar.
oeit", Sobn Z. 6lpnnis ~Sbe 3ooie.
Inelt Iptb," gonrao 6. @rieb's vrn,
icobering tie ssorces for @ar" - abe,
feines S;eiar 8erf lit 10 mahtpou
o1lrGgrciienb unb ilber5eugeno tpie
~Sbe Crime Of o,lr Mge."
Ser Serfaiier bat bier Elm Weiltcr,
itiif ebrlid)er nno tpobrbaftiacr sc,
itidrSitbrci6l1ng geIiefcrt. Gr ii
nibt nltr ell Gr;in6lider Siltorifer
ionoern oud Tbeoloee, oersbic Sam6
!lrngen ser ,StaatsmGuner" in Sos
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-10
THIS AND THAT

Oysters are good to eatthrough-
out the year. even in the "R-less"
months.
A new electric device called a
battery vitalizer", which keeps
automobile batteries ait summer
time operating conditions during
winter months has been developed
by General Electric engineers.
Contrary to popular suposition
the air route between New York
and the west coast of South Anne
RIGA, flown by Peruvian Interna-
tional Airways, is almost due
north and south, following the
18th meridian.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-10
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Johnny Eve

Cleveland, O., Feb. 1O-Cleve-
land West travelled to the fair
city OF Youngstown last Saturday.
Thanks for a good meal and a
swell time Youngstown.
AS for the score Cleveland
West lost to a score of 4l-2S.
i heard from the grape vine that
Joe 1'itsch really liked the spag-
gethi. That's my boy!'
Last Monday we celebrated our
concert by having a social at the
Sachsenheim. Chef Al Aber carv-
ed the ham and Dick Fleischer
played bar tender by opening the
bottles for every one, say. Lenny
did that ice cream ever get hard
out in the snow.
Yours truly visited Cleveland
East last Sat. Salem brought
down a nice crowd. also at East
were a crowd from Farrell, Pa.
1t was nice to see you all again.
To New Castle
Well be seeing you all Sat.
the 18th, we expect to bring a
crowd, so have the doors wide
open. We'd like to see some of
those young fellows Mike Linz.
Louie Binder. Johnny Roth and
Marty Kuttisch in operation.
TO all members, please try to
attend our meeting Monday, Feb.
II, at 8 p. m. and don't forget
sing practice afterwards.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-10
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
Branch ~.

The regular monthly meeting
of Branch ~ was held Feb. 3rd
and l was glad to see so meny
members present. We were sorry
to hear that George Markell .Jr.
was in the hospital for an opera
tion. but we are happy to hear he
lis better and recovering nicely.
This will be the last time
will have to remind you about the
flashing ball to be held next Sat,
so don't forget to come, for I'm
sure you will all hav a good time.
After the meeting a nice lunch
was served by Mrs. Krestel and
Mrs. Hartman.
Margaret Dickerson, Sec,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-10
RussIand hat
genug Uran fuer
Atombombe
Aeusservnsen zines Hor-
vurd-CeIehrten.

9sai6in9tpn. - Ser ,Sorider ,.
g. Sbimfin bon Der llniperlitdt
N,orporp erflGrtc in eiuem in Der
3citihriit vScicnce" uerOifcntlihtcn
slrtifcl, ooB bic Huiien in Den leb=
ten icbn Sobren 0enlla llranalQcr
entoedt babcn, I'M Die sltompoIfcll
cntmidcln su fGnnen. Sic Eager
beiinoen iit in Sihirien uno in Der
llfroinc.
Sm Scaeniat sur allacmcincl
9lnnabme lie9cn uutbentild)e SnTors
motipnen iiber llranla0er IN Der
Srpictlnipn Dor" i(i)rcibt Der iSor=
idcr. vllno mcil Gin aroBes Snterci=
ie an oicicr aSraae uOrbanoen lit, bal
te ib es fir anaebrad)t. Die Sdtia=
chen suiammcnsufoiien.
lin es flrs sll laacn. 10 laIlen
iih Die in ben lcbtcn ,ebn Sobren
ppn Den 3iliien cntpcften llranla0er
in Ntittcloiicn slpor niht nit ben
ofrifaniifen lmD fanabiihen 9o=
germ pcralcihen, iheinen obcr fiir
Die Gntmifluno Der 9ltomenergie in
oieiem @ebiet pollouf au 9eniiacn.
.Gs muB betpnt lucroen, baB
iid, bieie ruliiihcn 2ager inncrbdlb
cines Haoius pon $50 Weilen po1
oen ipihtiaen &raftwerfen i'm @ebiet
bon Saitbfent befinbcn. Die idnn i'm
Sabre 1913 $4,000, 900 &ilotpott=
ltlmoen Gneraie aeliefert haben. Mr=
beitsfrGfte lmo Sransportmittel
iinn in oiciem @ebiet sur @eniiae
porbanoen uno olh oas &lima lit
Niinltia.
vslud) lit bic M}oalihfeit porban=
ben. ooR noh betrGd)tlihe llranla=
ger in oem Grant in benz 8ebiet
sipiIhen Dem gaifal See lno Den
9lloan @ololaaern in Sibirien. 10,
lpie aud, in Scr Ukraine aeflmoen
ipcrOen moaen."
Plus Den CUR @erfiiauna itebenoen
rulliihen 8iihern llno Shriften er=
ai6t lih bie Satlotbe. bab oie ruff.
ih)c Soriduna auf Dem @ebiet raoio=
uftiper Mineralien i'm Sabre 1900
beaonnen bat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-10
Das Were Gitteclns
un> Sic Scrtieb,,t,e
0mI,lk ben Sette 1

bot beitlmmt, oaB sic Neger bas
Heft baben in Sen 9emofratiihen
"iueiBen Brimdr,pablen" ibre Stin.
me a65l,gcben.
slber sic nlefiten gmerifaner .piiien
Iebr hpobl, oaB 2incolns Soem, ndnl=
licb 'Sie @leibbeit aller 9iirgcr, bis-
bcr nitt ueripirflicbt .porScn iino.
Nenn jemano nellgicrig lpar, sic Gin.
selbeiten bicritbcr 81 Ierfatren, 10
m,lbtc erbloB 'oie Satiahen ,uuS 3ab-
len leicn, sic ii6 i'm YrGioent's Cont
mitec on Gipil Migbts bci,luben 6a-
ben. 9ieier 8eribt .plube Dor mebr
oils eillem Sabre pcrGiientlid)t nno
bier fonnte man Flor ieDeu, SOB es
sic mlunnipialtigiten llmItGnoe gibt,
unter benen Millicnen bon slmcrifa'
nern s,l leiocn boben. Sic bciinoen
iih nod feinesfaus i'm GougcnnB Der
@obltaten Scr Senlofratrc. Ma1
fonnte and in oieiem 8eribt sic Sort
idritte lsben twlhe sic Neger in bcn
lebten Sabren 5u per5eifnen botten.
Siele oieier iSortifritte, penn alld)
nitht ale, iino o,,f Sic 8eitrblngen
uno geuGibunsen ser Neger iel5lt
5uriid,l'fiibren, Oie lie bitrd lire Sr:
ganiiationcn er5ielt batten, 3. g. Sic
Noticnal 9(lipc3iotion for tte ao,
poncement Of Golcrco Fcnple.
S5icr fam et,pas iiber oieie grobc
Organization geiagt ,perocn. Sic
lpuroe slrr escicr bcs b,lnScrtiten Se,
burtStaees BON Slbrabam 2incoln i'm
Sabre 1909 gceriinSet. Sm SauIc
ppn 40 SSabren lit bic Organization
lngebeuer getpahicn. 3u gcairn iuo
ren es bloB ,penige apeiBe unb 9tegcre
biirger, bie iih 5l,Iamme1taten, I'm
Sen Negern sur 8erehtigfeit 81 per,
belien, Se,,te 5Gblt sic Organization
fiber cine balbe Ntiaion Mit9lieber
l,nb apor oller Roilen uro @lal'bens'
geneinltoiten. Sie SGti9teit nlrb ole
Griclse ser Organization treten I'M.
nlcr mebr Slltage.
@cm biele Organization am ~
ssebruar sic pier5igiabrige Icicr IT,
res @cItanbes begeben miro, boni'
,uirS tic nidt allcin Iieben in ihren'
9eitrebcn, sen Negern gleibes Heh,
;u iid)ern. Giclc anoerc @ruppcn or
cbiten I'M gleibcn @eilt Der am bette!
in Der siuciten Ssnaualraticnscrtld
rrng bon 2incohl entbalten lit, al$
cr iogtc: 9aBt inns oos @erf, has mir
hcgonnen baben audi poaenSen
|rmo ,ipar obne 9csbeit lmb mi1
9arbcrsiafeit fiir icocrmam."
Common Council.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-10
Sunday, Feb. 18Th.
You will be notified by your
entertainment committee.
To Homestead
Detroit Junior Saxons bowling
team will be there in full force.
SALEM NEWS
By Betty Polder

Salem, O., Feb. lO-"Oh bro
ther hang on to your seats Cleve-
land East is really on the beam to-
night That is what heard last
Saturday night when Salem ira
veled up to East. East was cer-
tainly on the beam. But no won
der all the players were just sitt-
ing later in the evening. Not
enough Wheaties.
To both teams, that was a
swell game and really gave our
team a run for that victory. Be-
side a few miner casualties and
the score being tied three-fourths
of tha time it was nice game.
Attention all Members of all clubs
Feb. 12,this week we will hold
the annual flashing Ball, we're
going to have one of the best
bands we can find and a lot of
fun so any one with nothing to
do come over to Salem and do it
here
To Canton
We will be waiting for you and
more fun Satugday night, so till
then, May the best team win.
Mom's and Pops you have not
forgotten the Blazzie have you:
Feb. l8, so dress the little ones
in their best bib and fuckers and
let's all come down and make
this dance success and some
thing for them to remember.
By the way the score of the
Cleveland East and Salem game
was 42-34. Thanks Cleveland
for a wonderful time. Well be
looking forward to seeing you
again.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-02-10

&C.. I enclose photo taken while
you were here. In case you have
forgotten, the picture shows a red
climbing rose rose over my. head
and the bush next to you is a
camellia. In front of me is hibis-
Gus on which you will notice a
hartly opener flower. I counted IS
different shrubs, plants and flow
ers in bloom on Christmas day in
our yard when out of curiosity I
took a census of our flowers. -
:. ;3ebn Gage nad mciner gns
flnit in Californian trat tt bie Slid
fdhrt nnf lSittstlirb an. SD l,atte
cine nclpe $5eillat geilu1bcn rnb bate
old, cinen Gaufihein fiir eii, itatt-
lihcs Saus in Der SaIChe. Scnn bier
etipuS 81 mieten lit beinabe mcnIber=
lnnoglid). limo lpem icnanb bas
8liif { } bot, cine Mictipobnllng s'l
iinben BON et1pa brei obcr bier Clint
mern, 10 foitct bieic $120 ,mo hn!'
uirts Sen Mpnat. Sic @obuilugsnot
ibcmt bier arnber SIT iein als icnii
100 I'M 2onbe.
aurs noh meiner slnfllnit IN Titts=
hlrgb usrfauiten mir rSatS ino
Sui" unb MDbcl. llnicrc pcri0nlihell
Sahcn lmo &leiOcr ihidtcn luir per
Mailapup GrpreB ,npb. Die 6umille
Moth fam per slutrnlobil nob GuIi.
Iornien, iptlhe Heiie - oblc Sccie
lrng - in 5cbn Sagcu gcmodt ,pllrs
Sc. Die Heiie on iid lclhIt mar Elm
,ul1lNerbare3 ScbcnscrciglNis, no
riibcr ih epcntllea Gin anberes Wtol
bcrid,tcn aucroc. eflpdba,t lei bter
nod, Sab mir icit slpril 1913 bier
in 9crfelp, Gnlii., anldllig lino..
Meue Gernnlting be5gl. geIlerllng
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Monaco
ANSWERS
Questions will he found on page

/. The Dumbarton Oaks con-
ference in Washington, Aug. 2l
to Oct. 7, 1914.
2. San Francisco, April Is to
June 26, l945.
3. Fifty.
4. The United States.
5. Lake Success, N. Y.
E. Paris, France.
7. DR.. H. v. Evatt, of Australia.
8. At the beginning of each re-
gular session.
9. Eleven.
10. United States, United King
dom, France, China and U. S. S. R.
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MONACO MAGNET
By Kay and Edith

Monaco, Pa, Feb. lO-Thanks
Ellwood for bringing such a nice
crowd, we sure hope you had a
nice time.
To Youngstown
Be seeing you Saturday, don't
forget your girls. We plan to
have good meal and a nice time
after the game.
Monaco
The boys sure played swell
game Saturday. We sure had
good meal. kihroy's birthday was
Saturday, Patty got him beauti-
full shirt, and nice big birthday
kiss.
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AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Ella
By Ella


Detroit, Mich, Feb. l0-Don't
forget Juniors that this business
meeting is the one where we
change our club constitution and
many other important things to
be discussed. So remember please
and attend this important meeting
Return all unsold tickets and
money to the vice president at
the February meeting so she can
give report on our club party.
Social will be a ice skating par
ty A 7 Phil Wendell Cottage, on
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Old you KNOW .

The United States Department
of Agriculture maintains collec-
tion Of approximately $500 varie-
ties of wheat from every country
where wheat is grown.
Electrically heated floats, de-
veloped to provide drinking holes
in livestock water tanks during
winter months. are thermosati-
cally controlled and ouerate only
when needed. c