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Evening star., 1949-10-23
Mccarthy Urges US. 10 Halt
German Plant DismantIinq
BY the hssoeiotsd Prsss

BY the Associated Press
Senator Mccarthy, Republican,
of Wisconsin. yesterday urged
that a halt be called to the dis
mantling of German industrial
plants, saying the program is
playing into the hands Of the
Communists.
He accused the State Depart
ment of deceiving the Senate
about the issue and said that per-
haps this is because some of the
Evening star., 1949-10-23

The 1st Division laid siege to
Aachen for days. When the city
fell In 1914, the big drive into
Germany began.
Members of the District branch
Evening star., 1949-10-23
First Infantry Division
To Mark Fall of Aochen

Men Of the Fighting 1st Infan-
try Division will gather tomorrow
to celebrate the fifth anniversary
Of the fall of Aachen-the first
large German city captured by
American forces in World War II.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

OF the Society Of the 1st Division
will meet at s pm. at O'Donnell's
restaurant. Maj. Gen. Cliff An
drus, former division commander,
will be the guest Of honor.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-14
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By Iohnny Eve

Cleveland, O., April l4-Thinss
have been fairly quite around
the club these last few weeks
but now things are starting up
again. April the 5Oth we will
have a birthday social yhich will
cover quite few months, so get
your date book out and keep this
date open.
At our last meeting we had
two new applications for mem
bership. they were Mildred and
Rosemary Chacky. We hope you
will enjoy the club as much as
we all do.
Don't forget there is singing
practice ever, Monday night at
$50 p. m. Last Monday we had
three east siders singing with us,
we hope to see more east Siders
next week. a little reminder to
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YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By J. G.

Youngstown, O., April II -
.Aast weekend proved to- be
quite exciting when the Old
Timers toppled The Wildcats in
a game of basketball with the
score of 40-5S. 1t was a close
game all the way through. with
the Old Timers taking q big
lead in the last quarter. One
thing we can say, our r. Girls
played a good game OF basketball
defeating the Old Timers girls
2O-l5. Also our Comedy team
put on a gaad act, where do you
get all your ideas George? After
the games everyone went to the
Saxon Club, and were served 4
light lunch, and had dancing up
stairs. By all appearances every
one had very enjoyable even
hing, especially Bill Frank. We
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-14
all singers who wish to go to the
T. S. J. A. Concert in May by
bus please contact Trudy Binder
QUESTIONS7
Answers to the Questions will
be found on page 2.

i. What is the functinn of the
red corpuscle? u ee's
?. How is the age of tree de-
termined: ,
3. Does a human body weigh
less after life leaves it?
4, What is mother of vine
gar ..
5. Who created "Mrs. Mala-
prop: #
8. What are the oldest living
things in the world?
I. Whose famous commentar-
les begin with the statement "a
Gaul is divided in three parts:
8. What is the Golden Horn?
9. In what city did Henry
Ward Beecher preach for forty
years:
10. What famous Scottish king
was leper?
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ATTENTION.!
SALEM SAXONS

The Salem Saxon Lodge is
endeavoring to organize Young
Peoples Band to play for our
social gatherings. Any person
who belongs to Branch Is or ~
or whose parents belong, is eli
gible.
If you play any kind OF instru-
ment, kindly contact either Mike
Schwartz, President, Phone
1857, or Wm. Schuller, Phone
$500. Arrangements pertaining
to rehearsals, music, and instruc-
tors will be made. Further detail.
can be obtained from any officer
OF Branch 10.
An organization such as this
can be great asset to our club
as well as geing educational to
the participant.
The Committee.
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T. S. ]. A.
N 0 TICE

All local clubs having re,
cent change in Officers should
'notify the Association Secretary
Immediately.
The officers would like to i'm
press upon everyone that T. s
J. A. membership is not restrict.
ed. Anyone who likes to sing
whether he is active in a locaI
'lub or not, and whether or not
his club takes an active part il
The Chorus is welcome to join
There are to many local club
that are not interested in anC
fail to support this certain acti,
witty Of the T. S. ]. A., yet the
Chorus last year accounted for
more than half the association
profit for the year.
Singing is something that
everyone can do; it is not sitting
and watching ten or eighteen
people pefOrm on a basketball
court or SOitball field. 1t is some
thing that YOU can be a part
Of, and when you're on the stage
you have the wonderful feeling
that you are a part Of something
truly great. OF course it takes
work but nothing impressive
and inspiring in this world is
accomplished without great
thought and effort!
At present there are two nuc,
locus rehearsal points: at Yo
under the direction of Mr.. Ben
del and at West with Dir. Otto
Schmidt; both are young and
capable directors. Rehearsal
dates at Youngstown are printed
in the Volksblatt in advance.
Hchearsals are held at West
every Monday evening at $50
p. m. Those clubs in the Cleve-
land area - East, Lorain and
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ELLWooD CITY
BY Helen Paul

Ellwood City, Pa, April A.
We had our regular meeting. It
was decided that we would have
a picnic at Hubert's Beach on
Sunday, April oath. The boys
will play the girls i'll a game Of
baseball; let's see who has the
best ball players. Those who have
not turned their name in to He
len kast yet, do so as soon as
possible. All those going, be at
the club at ? p. IN. sharp. There
will be plenty Of food for all, so
come On kids, lets have a full
turnout
1t was also decided that we
would have a card party and
other plays for a while. The
first one yill be held on Tues
day, April 10Th. Let's have all
you bingo funs turn out. There
will be refreshments and prizes.
Why will get the big prize
On Sunday, May End. our ne>t
meeting will be held. This will
be election time, so everyone
plan to attend. See you all Sun
day, Don't forget!
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SAXON VETERANS
BY II. Steiner

We held our meeting last
Monday night which was rather
poorly attended. We discussed
and made plans for our picnic
which will be held on July "a
So all you Veterans please make
not of this date.
How about all your Veterans
squaring up with your dues
which are due or past due.
The Central Nerband convcn-
ton is coming up in the near fu~
ture and there will be a job lor
some young man, as an office as
sistant is needed.
This promises to be one of the
most interesting conventions.
Are you delegates thinking and
working on some new ideas for
the betterment of the lodge?
The Board OF Directors of the
West Side Lodge are cpntribut-
ing time and effort to do some
necessary repair work on the
building. Then along comes a
member and says they should
produce Unior cards. | think
people should mind their own
business.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-14
MOTHER AND
DAUGHTER.
BANQUET
By Johnny Eve

The Ladies Guild of Teutsch
Memorial Lutheran Church are
holding their annual Mothers
and Daughters banquet on Easter
Monday, April Is, at Q p. m. at
the West Side Sachsenheim.
This banquet has become quite
a tradition with all friends of the
church. An invitation is extended
to all to attend.
The food will be "Heaveniv
Ambrosia' and the entertain
ment will be "out of this world"
Come and enjoy yourselves at this
lovely afterEaster springtime
feast.
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Canton - are urged to attend the
rehearsals at West - the well
come mat is out and you will
spend most enjoyable evening.
The T. S. ]. A. songs will be
gone through first; then anyone
wishing to may also Join the
Madrigal Chorus (whose mem
bership is not restricted toWest
uniors) which will meet after
the T. 5. ]. A. rehearsal.
A T. S. J. A. Chorus Concer,
Twill be held in Youngstown on
May p. All Saxons are sincerely.
urged to support this affair by
attending. Many protests were
heard when distandonment seem
ed near, now the Saxon people
can show. us that they really want
us to continue.
Surprise! A banquet and dance
free to all Chorus members will
be held soon after the concert.
Let's get behind this affair
and make it q tremendous sue
cess!
Henry M. Miller, Pres.
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THIS AND THAT

Approximately $500 passeng-
ers ride each week on a average
elevator, total one-fourth
greater than the passengers car
ried each trip by the Queen Eli
zabeth, worlds largest steam
ship.
Animals which have been
domesticated since the dawn OF
history include the dog, sheep.
OK. goat, horse, camel, cat, goose
and elephant. No animal of eco
nomic importance has been
brought into demestication with
in the past 1000 years.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-14
CANTON WINS BAKETBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP
Defeats Monaco $50.

Canton playing it's usual fast
accurate game defeated Monaco
eanfwhich failed to click in the
first and fourth quarter. Canton
played steady game except for
shaky second quarter. scoring
II points the first quarter, II in
the third, and twenty in the final
period. Marty Billie was the big
man for Canton getting 10 field
goals, half of Cantons field goals
and more than the Monaco team
Sernered, and three foul shots
Tor a total of twenty-three points.
Carl Illegal, playing another good
game, was seond high for Canton
with 3 baskets and 3 fouls for
total of 9 pts. For Monaco, Pop
Massey was the big gun. getting
four buckets and II fouls for a
total OF l9 points. Jack Werth-
man, who had a CAD night. had
3 buckets and four fouls for a
total of 10 points.
In the first quarter, it was all
Canton, with Monaco unable to
get organized. Billie was the boy
from the start, caging nine points
Monaco made only one field goal
the first quarter.
The second quarter Monaco start
ed rolling while Canton got be-
wildered. Werthman dropped in
three of his four buckets in the
second quarter. Massey added
five more points. Ongerth was
the only Canton player able to
find the hoop, in the second
quarter, for four of CantOns five
points. The lst half ended 21-22,
Canton having blown eleven
point lead.
The third quarter was MI
and tuck affair with Massey an'
Price finding the range for Mo
naca and Billie cabling II Of Can
tons seventeen points.
The last quarter found Monaco
tired from the blistering pace SC
by Canton. Monaco made onl!
one bucket in the fourth quar-
ter, that by Fuller. The whols
Canton team clicked in the fina!
period with the scoring done by
ALL
The surprise Of the evening
was the failure OF three stars, OF
past games-Ongerth, kotsch
and Werthman, to find their eye
in this important game. Bile
more than made up for Ongerth
and Kotsch, but nobody from
Monaco could fill in for Wcrth-
mans usual ability. John Price
was probably Monacas most un-
lucky fellow having many shots
that just wouldn't 60 in.
Canton has a well balanced
team with somebody always
managing to find the range. In
Cantons last two victories, II
was two different players that
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ATTENTION.!
TO ALL T. S. J. A.
CLUBS!
SOFTBALL

The official deadline for all
softball entrys will be April 80
The fee of $4,000 should be sent
to the association president before
this date. Make all checks pay.
able to Edith Hartfelder, the T.
S. ]. "A. Treasurer. Che players
lists are to sent to the Nice-PrcS
Henry kurtz not ater than May
IS, l949. Each club shall be allow.
ed 20 players.
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AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Ella

Detroit, Mich, April l4-Er-
@a2e1nent Announcement. The
-. J. ). send their wishes and
good luck to Betty W1rth and
Jack Erntz on their recent en-
Sa2ement. May we hear weddino
bells soon?
Baseball News
Well folks | guess spring is
here and you all know what it
means: Baseball season again
The boys are going TO have a
meeting this coming Thursday
and also the girls are going to
start baseball team. All girls
will be notified by card when the
meeting will take place.
Convention News
The delegates for the r. S. 7.
A. Convention to be held inNew
castle on June Is and 10, were
elected at last club meeting. So
New Castle can expect a crowd
from Detroit.
Club Social for April
We will be clean up party
at the Saxon Country Club with
a dance after. Cards will be sent
to all members with the detailed
information. So let's all show up.
Bowling News
uSt a little reminder to every
body that wish to bowl in the
King and Queen Junior and :Sr.
League this coming September.
SO far there are 20 Juniors that
have signed up for the bowling
event. To have about some ST.
members sign up. All you have
Ito do is drop a card to Mr.. Geo
Schuster Sr., 1887 Navara ST..
Detroit, Mich. Please do not
phone. Lets make this Bowl
ing League this coming Septem,
Der a success.
The club sends best wishes for
speedy recovery to Miss Jane
Schuster who is in the Hubbard
| Memorial Hospital at Bad Ak
Mich.
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Old YOU KNOW .

Cecil Rhodes. British colonial
statesman, provided in his will
for three-year Oxford scholar
ships for about 200 students. Of
these - scholars are elected
from the United States. five an
nl.al scholarships allotted to
Germany were annulled in 1916.
One of the most famous rings
in the world is the papal ring
Of the fisherman, and has been
known to exist as the personal
signet ring OF the pope since
1865.
~
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Banquet

wish TO thank the committee for
putting over such successful
affair.
Because of our loss to the Old
Timers, the basketball players
are having a party. Wednesday,
April 9th, at the Saxon Club,
at the Juniors expense.
Don't forget evet'y Tuesday
night is meeting night, they will
begin promptly at 8 p. m, SO be
on time.
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came through when the Others
failed to find the range. A fine
team that made up what it lack
ed in height by speed and accur-
acy. Henry l.. Kurtz, N.-Pr.
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Arc you and your reAatives mem
bers Of the Sick Benefit Society
snd Central verband? II not, now
Ia the time to join. For more Il.for-
nation cali the local representative
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CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
Branch g.

The April meeting of the
Branch Q will be held on Thurs
day, April 2lst, All members
should attend as plans are being
made for a Card Party to be
held some time IN May.
Marieanna Gunesch, Sec.
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'oRAlN Nrws r1wyg1oRs
By Mickey

Lorain, O., April l4-The
"kissing Bandit" has it all over
Our Juniors according to our Sc
cretary and treasurer. My my
What's the world coming. to-.
Our scheduled softbaN meet
ing was not very successful with
only few boys showing up. But
do not fear, your overjoyed and
enthusiastic ball PLAYERS, all has
been taken care of in our regu-
lar meeting. Matt Wagner has
taken the responsibility Of con-
tacting the players and getting
them organized. Another ball
meeting at our regular meeting
has been scheduled, so let's see a
few of you husky Gene Beardens
at this meeting. Remember, this
night is also our social night. All
the more reason to come.
An invitation has been sent 10
Mr.. Meek in the interest of pro-
noting Lorain Junior singing
group. All Jrs interested in sing
ing came and helped the round
table discussion pro and con.
Don't forget to pay your head
tax. This is important! Let US
not have a last minute rush
getting all of the money collect
ed as in the previous years. Jer-
ry Theil is doing the collecting.
We hope to have all of the head
tax turned in by May l9
| don't know if this is wise
to put this in the paper or not,
there will be an election OF offic-
erS the first meeting in May
which is the fifth.
We are planning a card party
for April 80. The committee has
been selected and is. Hide Tenn
pie, Frieda Folberth, Betty and
Mickey SCHNEIDER and Ann Bin
der.
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When Coughs
Due To Colds
Hit You Hord
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Remedy for Fest Effective Aesioa

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ST. JOHNS JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
By ike
Annual Confirmation Banquet

Our annual Confirmation Ban
quet will be Sunday evening,
April "a. There will be guest
speakers and everyone it invited
to attend.
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Calendar

April lS-bowling
April 2l-meeting, ball meeting,
singing meeting and social
April 26-gowling
April 30-card party
May 5-meeting and election OF
officers.
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ST. JOHNS JUNIOR
GUILD
By Sophia
By Sophia
A Spring Dance

given by the Juniors Guild of St.
Johns Church at the East Side
Sachsenheim Hall, at 400 East
55th St, Friday evening, April
p. Music by Dick Horvaths or
CheStra.
All 'oi you that have attended
our previous affairs know that it
is an evening we'll spent, and we
are looking forward to seeing all
of you there.
Banquet
A cordial invitation from the
Ir. Guild is sent to all Mother S
and Daughters, east and west
side, Tor our Mother and laugh
ter Banquet held on 'Friday,
May 9th, l049, at $50 p. m. at
the East Side Sachsenheim.
This is something we look for
ward to every year, with great
pleasure. For reservations please
call Sophia Delfro. Mu. o379.
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which many Uen and women call ''old" TRY
O8trex Tonic Tablets for pep. younger feeling, this
very day: New get ACQUAINTED" size only soc.
At all drug stores everywhere-in
Key West. at Gardeners Pharmacy.