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The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15
Why We're Deep
 FreeZers Given
 To High Officials?
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One) the plan.
 Secretary of defense Johnson re-. ported to the President and the cabinet Friday that Canada wants to barter warships, aircraft, small arms ammunition and other things they make for American supplies. This would conserve her dollar re- serve but still provide her with equipment she can get only in this country.
 Senator Bridges R.-N. H. said that if the plan involves acquiring naval vessels from Canada, he does not think it will work out. We've got more ships tied up now than we know what to do with" he said.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BLUE BERRY AND HUCKLEBERRY

What is the difference between the blueberry and the huckle- berry is question frequently asked. According to the latest bulletin from the Extension Serv- ice of the University of Alaska, numerous seeds distinguish the blueberry from the huckleberry which contains only ten seeds which are much larger than the blueberry seeds.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15
New S.S. Line :. Enters Shipping Trade to Alaska

SEATTLE (P)-Entry of Cali fornia ship line into Puget Sound Alaska trade may force higher shipping rates to the Territory, G. w. Skinner, president of Seattle's Alaska Steamship company, as serted Friday.
 CoastWise line of San Francis co announced earlier that it has purchased two l0,500-ton freight CTS for service between California ports, Puget Sound and Alaska. The ships are the James Lick and Joen Chandler Harris.
 "The trade is wide open," Skin ner declared, but the only logi- cal result from addition of any un- necessary number of ships in any trade is higher rates!'
 Skinner also voiced sharp criti- cism of the U. s. interior depart ment's Alaska shipping policy, which he charged up to now has given Coastwise Line W h { amounts to an unfair subsidy" in dividing Alaska Railroad cargoes between Coastwise Line out of Portland and Alaska Steamship company out of Seattle.
 CoastWiSe Line has been oper- ating from Los Angeles, San Fran cisco and Portland to Seward, the past year.
 Skinner continued:
 Freight for the Alaska Rail road should have been allotted in proportion to the amount of com mercial cargo hauled by each ship line for distribution into Interior Alaska by the railroad. Alaska Steamship company carried 80 per cent of this type of freight and should have received propor- tionate share of the other cargo"
 A Coastwise Line spokesman advised by telephone from San Francisco that its newly-purchas- ed Liberty ships would be placed in the new service as soon as they can be regularly scheduled. Pur- chase price reportedly was about $5O0,OOO each.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15
BOY ENJOYS HOME COOKING AFTER IA DAYS ON BOAT

EDMONDS, Wash. P)-Dallas Sears filled up on his mothers fried chicken today and admitted he was tired of the sandwiches and beans he fed himself during solo boat trip down from Ketchi- kan.
 Dallas, IF, was working in cannery and had earned S200 when a law was passed placing the minimum age for canne"y workers at l8. Not wanting to spend his wages for plane ticket home, he remembered that his step-father's cruiser was nearby and the latter had wanted to get it home.
 Acting on the theory that par ents don't worry about things they don't know, Dallas set sail on the 27-foot power boat. The trip took IA days.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15
"SPELLMAN.ROoSEVELT WRANGLE ENDS SATISFAC- TORILY" SAYS POPE PIUS

CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy (P) Pope Plus XII said Saturday he believes the controversy between Francis Cardinal Spellman and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt over the question of federal aid to Catholic schools has been resolved satisfactorily.
 The Pontiff expressed this opinion in special audience given five American newspaper correspondents at his summer res idence here.
 The Pope, answering a direct question, first replied that the matter was to delicate for com ment.
 Then he added he had seen the exchange of letters between the New York Archbishop and Mrs. Mrs. Roosevelt in Rome neWspa- per and that, from them, he thought the controversy was re- solved satisfactorily.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
QUESTIONS?
Answers to the Questions will
be found on page 7.

|. Who rOtc 90 wild west
wind. thou breath Of actumn )
being"
2 What is a sharpie? '
3. What is known as the "Fa-
ther of Waters"?,, .au ... III:
- 4. What is the worlds largest
man-made lake? .'r,~. -
5. What is a square number?
g. What is the best known aria
from Handel'S "Xerxes'
I. How did the Progressive
party end?
8. What does a tachometer
measure?
Q. What territory is sad to have
been included in the United Sta
ties as result of a surveying error
TO- What is "innocuous desue-
tude"?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
NEW CASTLE NEWS
By Ann
By Ann

New Castle, Pa. Nov. l7-Last
Saturday night we played Yo.
The score was $50 in favor of
Youngstown. Don't let this score
fool you because our boys put up
Youngstown team will agree
wonderful fight. | think the
with me.
We had a nice attendance for
the Junior meeting Sunday. Let's
see more of our members. AS the
saying goes: The more the mer.
rier
Next Saturday, Nov. l9, at 7:3O
p. m. we are looking forward to
seeing all, you basketball fans
from Monaco. Every year thi
game is treat to see. Last year
it was a close game so let's all
turn out at the Ben Franklin gym
to see this game and after {.
dance.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
--U- -
4OTH MARRIAGE
ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. X. X. Friesen-
hengst who were married Nov.
II, 1909 in ST. Johns Evangelical
and Reformed Church in LOrain,
ONO, were surprised yesterday
when their children and grand
sons gathered to observe their
10th Anniversary. The party was
held in the home OF their dauoh
ter and Son-in-' 'aw Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Cleaver, $3.50 Lexington
Ave., Lorain. @.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'riesenhengst
both came from TranSvlvania in
their youth and met in this coun-
try. They originally came tc
Cleveland but lived in I.orain al
their married life. The couple
have five children and all but one
Alfred Iriesenhengst and his
wife of Shoals, Indiana, and their
seven grandaons were present ior
lhc celebration.
MIR. and Mrs. Cleaver had as
scnbled a scrapbook listing the
outstanding event in each wear OF
their parents married live, using
illustrations and verses TO en-
phasize each event. A new dollar
bill was attached to each page.
a three TERED wedding cake
baked by Mrs. Arthur Fricsen
hengst, Centered the white linen
table and red and white chrvSan-
themumS were arranged there in
the home.
Seated for the meal were the
guests of honor, the host and
hostess and their children Leon
and Todd; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
FrieSenhengst; Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur ErlesenhengSt, sons Gerald,
Hickey and ROnnie; Mrs. Emma
Iillman, sister of the honoree, all
Of Drain, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Orient, sons Robert and
karl Michael of Cleveland.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
CANTON ECHO
Rv MarCella

Canton, O., Nov. III told
you, if you didn't go to Salem you
would miss tNO good games and
YOU really did. The boys games
was a fast and exciting game all
the way with a ending score OF
Ol to SO in favor Of Canton. Bob
Hayes was high point man for
Canton. You guys really played d
good game OF ball, keep up the
good playing and | know we will
have another trophy to add to
our trophy case. want everyone
to take notice at the nice trophy
case. that Don and John fixed up,
but | was talking to Don the
other night and he said there :
always room for one more. and
that he could always build a larg-
cr one, so let's make Don build
alb glgger case next year
The girls really came through
with flying colorS too, their score
! think the girls have a fine team
was 20 to 3 in favor of Canton.
and they really played a nice
game of ball Saturday night, il
they play like that all season
Canton can be proud of then
girls team too.
Our next game is with CleVe.
land West at Canton. watch tho
bulletin board for the time ant
place. We would like to see ;
they are played at home or away
nice crowd at our games wethe
We viii be looking for YOU next
Saturday.
We wish to thank Salem fol
the swell time we had after tn,
game and for the delicious din
ner they served.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Wally Geiger

Cleveland, O., Nov. II I.ast
Saturday night our Scarlet and
Gray met the "sky Scrapers" from
West and tasted their first defeat
ol the season. 1t appeared thru
out the first half of the game that
either team could have been vic
torlouS. however, Vests height
and skill proved too much for
our boys, The final score beinc
90 to A.. We still have a lot Of
confidence though,for success
full season boys, so don't give up
Thanks West. for the deliciou,
spaghetti dinner and dance fol.
lowing the game. everyone really
enjoyed themself. Hope we car
return the hospitality when We
meet again later in the season.
This Saturday. Nov. 10. VIC
spread our welcome mat for Far.
reII. The game will be played at
the ToNne Club, 26l2 Prospec,
Ave.. at 7:3O p. IN. Directions
can be obtained at the Sachsen.
helm. We're looking forward to
large crowd from Farrell as it 5
been quite awhile since we've
been together.
To the Old Timers: Have vor
been thinking about playing our
boys again this year?
Don't forget team. practice is
every Monday at 8 p. m. at the
Towne Club.
- Please pat~onize our ad.
sertiSer3.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By Peggy Schedley

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T. S. J. A. NEWS
By Hank Kurtz

This short column is dedicated
to all Basketball players and fans.
This Saturday, we start a ne "
season af basketball play. This
season promises to be one OF
hard, keen competition. And as
such players and fans must keep
IN mind some of the ideals Of the
T. S. ]. A.
Sports are promoted to create
friendship among clubs, their
members and friends. There can
be no good derived from lone
loud, DOisteyous name - calling
from partisan fans. In INDUCING
in such ,nethical abuse Of frfee
speecn, you are harming the
very purpose for which we Ell
gage in sports. To the players,
would like to say this: we want
you to put your best into each
game, but we want it to be free
from any 'dirty work.; keer
your heads at all times; the offici-
ais have the last word -rcspec,
thsm.
10 all teams, good luck and
good craftsmanship, and may the
best team win.
Joe TitsCh will forward the
box scores and the league stand
lngs weekly to the paper. If every.
body gets the reports in to Joe
by Monday, we have chance O,
getting them into the paper the
same week.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
MONACO MAGNET
By Jack

Monaco, Pa, Nov. II - Our
Blue Devils started the season
off with win over Farrell, 1t
was a good, clean, hard-fought
game all the way and those Far
IclllteS never gave up. We hope
al who came down had a good
time, and we are looking forward
to making our tri ip to Farrell
MonaCa was we'll represented at
the game. 1t gives the team a
good feeling to know that so
many people are behind them. ct
Us hope our Blue Devils continue
Many thanks to the cooks who
to have so many faithful rooters.
worked so hard in the kitchen
preparing the meals for us. They
were delicious and we sure did
not have any trouble putting
them away.
Our Saxon club was well re-
presented in the last political
election here in the valley. One of
our members, William Massey
was elected Burgess of Monaco,
while another, Daniel Thellman.
Sr., was elected Burgess of Wes,
Mayfield That is not all. folks
Bob Thomas was eleCed to serve
on the School Board and John
Notes was elected as a council
man for Monaco. Congratulations
to all of YOU!
To New Castle
You can expect a fairly goOC
crowd from Monaco on Saturday
See YOU then.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
TEUTSCH CHURCH

The Bazaar Committee OF the
Ladies Guild Of Tcutsch Church
wishes to express its apprecia-
ton for all the help rendered at
the Bazaar last Friday by all or
CARNATIONS OF the church. They
want. also, to thank all who made
donations all who came to enjoy
the fellowship and TO buy the
many and varied articles offered
Tor sale.
1t was grand example of what
can be done when all work to-
gethcr in Christian love.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
SAXON VETERANS!
BY "Heinie'

The weeks are now trimming
down to days before our Third
Anniversary Dance is held. The
date is still Saturday, Dec. 3rd
and the place is still the West
Side Sachsenheim. Dance time
has been changed either, from
q As p. NJ. until:
We have engaged the services
of frankie lZajc and his band.
These boys are capable Of play
ing all types Of music and pro-
mise to have few surprises in
store for all who attend this gala
affair.
The tickets for the dance have
been for sale some time by the
members, purchase them now
and avoid the waiting lines at the
door Tickets are being sold in
advance but will be available at
the door the evenin" of the dance.
The Veterans extend a Spcial
invitation to all their friends,
members OF all the various Saxon
and other organizations in town
and surrounding communities
and all others to come to the
dance. There wont be any bas-
ketball games for the T. S. J. A
in town. That nj ght so there will
be no excuses or alibis available
will there,
The club would like to notify
all OF the members Of an affair
:! lrp 'osmo AWl"M NIoA z Jc
being held on Saturday evening
Nov. 2hth, $50 p. m, at thew est
Side SaChSenheim. The Agenda
Club Of TeutSCh Memorial Iuth
Church i, presenting a play Ell.
titled "The Mutt Family, which
is a hilarious comedy. This will
be a benefit performance for one
of the Agenda members, and
should not pass unrOtlCed by any
one. The club urges all its mem,
berS too try to see this play or
help the cause along by purchas
ing ticket or two.
The Saxon Veterans wish tC
take this opportunity to wish al
their friends very happy
Thanksgiving Day; May your
day be full OF festivities and gai
ETY., and let us not forget to give
thanks for being able to spent
the day with our families, oul
friends. what ever the case may
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
BY ]. c.

Youngstown, O., Nov. 1.-THE
Youngstown Wildcats came
through with their first win of
the Basketball season by defeat
ing New Castle 7O-5. Bob Haner
taking honors for the Wildcats
by marking UP a neat ,39 points.
Nice going Bob: Our boys really
looked sharp with their, new bas-
ketball suits, nice picking Mike.
Thanks New Castle for the nice
crowd you brought down. s.. III
Nov. 10Th Youngstown plays
its first out-of-town game at Sa-
lem. 1t should prove to be a very
exciting game, and my prediction
is that a Saxon team will win. So
come on Youngstown let's give
the team our utmost support. We
expect to bring a large crowd, so
be prepared Salem.
This is a rem. 'nder that Dave
BOkesCh is at St. Elizabeth's Ho-
spital following an operation. and
would appreciate a visit from
some of the Juniors. We wish you
speedy recovery Dave.
Our Saturday night dances have
been discontinued until some time
in January. so watch this column
for further information.
Basketball Practice
Every Wednesday night at
Covington Gym. beginning at 7
p. m. promptly, Not Saxon tlne)
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and her bashful DO Orestus
(Johnny Gieresch).
Also in Harry" ennis Bar
ber) you will see how involved a
fella really can get with the fair
sex. For example - He's engag-
ed to a girl he's never seen --
falls in love with another and is
believed to be married to still an
other. Complicating is not it?
You know the dance hall at the
Westslde Sachsenhem only seats
about 600 - SO get your tickets
early !!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
This and That from WASHINGTON
BY Congressman Fronees P. Bolton

the 8 or 10 states that pay heavily
for the federal aid given to other
states. Let's be realistic about this,
particularly when we are told al
most daily that the Administration
intends to increase taxes. -.
ONLY the insistent demands of
~ the people who pay the taxes
will ever force the economies that
could reduce government. expendi-
lures by some four or five billions
of your hard earned dollars. And
that wouldn't mean less construc-
tive results, it would probably
mean more.
Of course, it is expecting q lot
~ of the people, because records
appear to show that l out OF every
8 or 10 employed persons is on y
federal, state or local government
payroll. Dangerous business all
around, but only when the people
of this country recognize the facts
and face up to them will there be
change. ...
THE Secretary of Defense has
L informed me that the 2757th
Air Force Base, 5000 Riverside
Drive, is to be changed from q
number to the Schleyel Air Force
Base to do honor to Captain Al
bert l.. Schlegel of Garfield
Heights, whose magnificent rec
ord made him one Of the heroes
of the Air Force.
Some of you will rember Schleg-
ell Day at the Garfield Heights
High School when Albert was
home on leave and the late Mayor
Ring gathered us all at the Audi
torium to welcome him. 1t was q
wonderful evening for those of Us
who participated.
The Air Force, the Veterans or
ganizations, various organizations
Of Garfield Heights, and your Rep
resentative in the Congress Of the
United States with many friends
will gather on November 11th.
that day of poignant memories to
give Air Force Base 2757 his
name, rededicating it to the pro-
lection of freedom and the build
ing of the Road to Peace.
Drive out some day and as you
read his name remember that once
Captain Albert Schlegel was just
one of our boys, full of laughter
and deviltry, who leaped into mag
nificent and heroic manhood in the
service Of his Country, who with
out hatred or bitterness played
the grim game Of war and gave
his vivid life that all men should
be free.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
SALEM. OHIO
NEWS
By Katy Spack

salem. O.. nov. I7-After very
firing weekend We'll try to get
back into shape. Thanks to all
who helped to make ourTrauben-
test a success. Our games were
not quite so successful. though
The girls game ended with Can
ton ahead 80. 1t was lot OF
fun even if we did lose. The iel-
lows came out Ol-5O. Canton
taking top honorS here too. Nice
going Canton, you brought a
wonderful crowd down. Quite a
few new kids have been added to
youI gang. That's swell. Say
Johnny you're pretty clever. you
should be on the stage. (Uh, huh
The one that leaves in 20 minu-
ties y
We did not get the girls uni
forms in time for our first game
but we hope to have them ior
the game this Saturday. Our
, greatest appreciation to the La
| dies Branch No. Is who are gett,
ing us the uniforms. Everybody
keep up that wonderful attend.
anCe at the rest of the games.
Mike Under won the beautiful
| basket of fruit. Wilbur trudgec
| home with the apples. The banc
had only four members but before
the evening was over they added
| a fifth"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
~ -
AGENDA CLUB
BY Loretta Weiss

'h'H IS to announce that Big
ASenda Event that Will take
place NOV. 10Th.
Inc ASenda Club IS giving a
play tor the benefit OF one of our
trends and Agenda members,
namely Katherine kauntz SchuS-
Ter, VINO Tor the past seven years
mas becn IN Ill health, has had
operations etc. Perhaps you We
had several oner,,;ons 70 rastoro
her eycslSht to normal. lhe last
operation was only partially sue
ceSSful IN one eye.
Katherine IS a Happy-go-lucky
s'rl and has a smile Tor every
one. We felt that the comedy
he Mutt Family would be to
her liking.
ms play Will be presented on
Saturday, Nov. 10th at thew est
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
MARTINS FERRY
Branch l2H.
Mr.. Geo. Kirr

On October |, 1910. Mr.. Geo.
kirr died alter an illness Of seven
weeks. The deceased was buried
in KivervicW emetery on Oct !.
He is survived onlytby one broth
CT in this country - MIR. ohm
kirr Of Martins Ferry, Ohio. The
family OF the late Mr.. kirr wishes
to thank the lodge for the kind
ness and sympathy at such try
ing time.
Sincerity yours,
John e.. Kramer. Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17

ployment n a S
been less in Oc-
tober than in
September b Y
a b 0 ut 5000.
Students have
gone back to
S C h ool giving
certain oppor-
t u n ii e S for
t h o S e seeking
work. Workers
are being re-
called for seas
on a jobs in
both wholesale
a n d ret a |
firms. Factory
employment has
edged upward
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17

- 1t must strain the mentali-
ty of rabid sports add;cts to un-
derstand how Massachusetts In
stitute of Technology can hold
such hight place in education
without football team.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17

time since July, 194S, reflecting
new orders in metal industries.
Manufacturers of household ap-
pliances, agricultural machinery
and machine-tool accessories also
called back employees to meet a
stepped up production schedule.
Probably we should not be too op-
timistic, but certainly we could
consider this an indication of a
steadier situation than has been
anticipated. Just what effect the
aftermath Of the steel strike will
have, it is difficult to say. Ger
tainly we all hope for an early
settlement.
TT is nothing new for me to call
1 your attention to the dangerous
method of deficit financing nor
shall l discontinue to do so, for
until the people Of this country re-
alize what it means and then tell
the government in no uncertain
terms that they propose to insist
upon economies, the spiral will
continue.
One of the catches to all this is
that we shall have to be willing to
do without some of the grandiose
plans for what we consider our
own benefit while we get back in
to balance.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17

uERE are some figures to think
IL about: Ohio pays to the Fed
eral Government in taxes $685.
707,O99. The Federal Government
makes what it calls grants and
such to Ohio to the amount Of
1896, ,982,646. No, l have not for
gotten any ciphers at the end of
this last amount! Ohio is one of
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17

-Weiien Sic BET &,nfanien oar.
unf bin, oa6 Sic Die Nnseiae i'm
~Solfsblatt" geleien babpr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17

Are you and your relatives mem
oers Of the Sick Behent Society
snd Central verband? II not. now
70 the time to JOIN. For more Infor.
nation call .he local representa- 70.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17

HERE is some heartening news
IL for Clevelanders: According
to carefully checked figures unem-