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Evening star., 1950-06-22
Outfieider Is Signed
By Red Sox for Sc, 900
RY The Asseeiutsd Press

MEMPHIS. Tenn. June a.
Faye Throneberry. 19-year -old
left-handed hitting outf1elder, was
signed by the Boston Red Sox here
yesterday for $1,000. $3.50
Throneberry was signed in
March by the Detroit Tigers but
was declared a free agent by
Baseball Commissioner A. b
Chandler because the Tigers had
inadvertently signed him before
he was eligible.
Evening star., 1950-06-22
AS, a; Browns, 2

4otaB do 1O " Totals 50 IL 81 IA
sStruck out for widmar in sixth,
fSafe on error for Pillette In eighth
+Grounded out for ART in ninth.
Philadelphia O2O O02 Oo0-A
St. Louis ----------- 100 900 010-2
Runs-Dillinger (2), Hitchcock, Guerra,
Sommers, ART. Errors-Lollar, Hooper.
Runs batted in-Lenhardt, Moses (Sl,
xafe. xsio, DilitnEsr. Two-base hits-Dillinger,
Hsin HHokos' stolen baseIEGueTra. Sacrifices--
Hitchcock to Fain; Friend TO Upton to
Art, Left on bases-Philadelphia 8;
e. dtS dSuis M,ds.r 49, Bsses on bsils-oh Hooper.
out1By Hooper, 2; BY. Widmar, 2; By
Pilette, /; BY Brissie. !. Hits-on Hooper,
innings; Of Widmar, in 6 innings; oil
Plletts, 1. in innings; of Dorish, o in
inning. Passed ball-Guerra. Winner
Tims-2:31. Attendance-s.0s7. ''
Evening star., 1950-06-22
ADVERTISEMENT.
TACKLE FISHING
BY "SaltY" MiIla

Now that the Virginia Bass
season is open the Fly Rod Angler
will be in his glory. The Shenan-
doah River above Front Roya' IS
Evening star., 1950-06-22
AnnuduIe Softies Win

A 4-to-1 victory over Cooks
Cleaners was chalked up yester-
day by Annadale g. Co. Softball
team in the Sherwood Twilight
League.
Evening star., 1950-06-22
White Sox, 3; Red Sox, !
Totals 80 72415 Tota

ran for Tebbetts in seventh.
walked for Dohson in seventh.
4Struck out for johnson in eishth.
CHICAGO ------------ 200 O10 o0x-3
Runs-Dropo, PhilIey, Fox, Mast. Er::
3orS-Fox, Doerr. Goodman. Runs batted
ln-Fox, Robinson, Tebbetts. Masi. Two
stolen base-Di Magic. Sacrinces-Di
Maggio, Pierce. Double .plays-Doerr and
Dropo (2); Philley. Majeski and Cares
auel; Dobson, Stephens and Dropo: Rob-
inson, Fox and Robinson. Left on bases
Boston, IL; Chicago. 4. Bases on balls
on Pierce, Z; on Dobson. l: on McDer-
Dohson. /. Hits-Oh Dobson,. O. in 8
1nninss; of McDermott. Q. in " inning;
Of johnson, in b inning; of Papai.
O in inning. Winning pitcher-Pierce
l5-6).. Losing pitcher-Dobson C7-6).
Attendance-7,336.
Evening star., 1950-06-22
Pirates, 5; PhiIIies, ;

I0tAIs 30 IUN Totals 80 S27 6
sWalked for Rojek in sixth,
TITLED out for Mueller in sixth
Titled out for Roberts In eighth.
PITTSBURGH -- 001 O03 001-6
Philadelphia OO2 900 lOO-3
Runs-Bell, Kiner. Hopp, schenz, Muel-
Ter. Ashburn t2l, Hammer. Error-Sisler.
Runs batted in-Bell, Kiner, Hopp. Coogan,
Ennis. Sisler, Jones. Two-baSe hits
Bell. Kiner. schenz. Double play-Hamner
to Waitkus.. Left on bases-Pittsburgh
8; Philsdelphia, IL. Bases on balls-On
BY Roberts, 4; By Macdonald. i; By Werle,
z; BY Konstanty. /. Hits-oH Macdonald.
8 in Ga innings; OF Werle, . in 2Is
Konstanty. 2 in 1 inning. Winner-Mac-
Donald GID. Loser-Roberts (S-3). Time
--2:24. Attendance-1S,632.
Evening star., 1950-06-22
indians, 5; Yankees, !


Flied out for Coleman in 7th.
walked for Collins in Sth.
Ran for Mize in Sth.
New York -------- 900 900 OOl--1
cleveland ------------ 600 110 03x-6
Runs--Brown. Kennedy. Easter, Dolby,
Eosen, Aegan. Error-Rizzuto. Runs bat
Brown. Two-base hits-HeGan, Mitchell,
Woodling; Home run-Brown. Sacrifice-
Easehi. Double play-Wynn to Hogan to
Easter. Left on bases-New York, Y;
Cleveland, 8. Bases on balls-on Raschi,
z; OF Wynn, B; OF Page, 2. Struck out
By Raschi, 8; by Wynn, z. Hits-On
Easchi, 3 in z innings; on PAGE, 8 in
! inning. Winning pitcher-wynn (5.4).
Losing pitcher-Raschi (S-4.). Attend
Snce-16, 1877.
Evening star., 1950-06-22
NATIONAL
Results Yesterday

1Se9uat9 4e9ScI Iu1S
Gt. L., ID: New York. Q.
Cinct., 6; BROOKLYN. B.
eittsbureh, 8; Phils., 3.
CHICAGO. 8: Boston. o.
Games To-day
@t. L. ut New York t2).
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Phila.
Only games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow
ct. Louis ct Boston.
Pittsburgh at BROOKLYN.
Cincinnati ct New York.
Chicago at Phila.
Evening star., 1950-06-22

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, -; Kansas City, 2-7.
Louisville. 6: Minneapolis, s (12 in'ss. }
Toledo, 8; Milwaukee, Q.
indianapolis. 10: at. Paul. s.
Evening star., 1950-06-22
Laurel Rocewoy Entries
FOR TONIGHT.
Post Time S:15.

FOR TONIGHT.
Post Time S:15.
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: one-mile
trot.
|. Frolic Hanover wv. wathen) )---- 81
2. Dean fodder R. Avery 81
3, Tronia Comet "a. Cameron) So
4. Lois Ann K (G. Brenneman)- 6-1
5. Trudean (W. Holmes) --2o-1 l
8. Elsa Hanover ed Myer) Al
Z. White Eye III. Roediger) r)----12-1
6. Breeze. Along R. Pyle -------15- II
Also elgible--Lady Rebecca q. Good
nough), Royal Pastime (P. ChappelD
Myerly IF. Mears). Pat Mcmahon q
Evening star., 1950-06-22
Major League Standings and Schedules
THURSDAY. JUNE n. 1850
AMERICAN

HNN@HAb~
Assults Yesterday
wash, IL: Detroit, 4.
Cleye., 8; New York, !.
ChicaSo, 3: Boston, J..
fhiia., 4: et. Louis. Q.
Games To-day
wash. ut Detroit. 400.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
phiIa. at st. Louis (n).
Games Tem0FreW
Wash. ct Cleveland (n).
New York at Detroit.
Boston ut st. Louis.
phila. at CHICAGO.
Evening star., 1950-06-22

Program Selections.
First race-White Eye, Frolic Hanover
Tronia Comet
Second race-Jim Gallon. skv Train,
Rex Bills.
Third race-JANIE MITE, Norman
Hanover, Watts Up.
Fourth race-Mighty Tony, Beanery
Boy, Peaches Hanover.
Fifth race-Lucille Hall, American Lou.
Blue Steel
Sixth race-Roy billiard, Intangible,
Prince Walter.
Seventh race-Beryi Hanover, True
Spencer, Ferrnan Hanover.
Eighth race-Joan Rotan, Winnie L.
Wilson, Guam.
Best bet-JANIE MITE
Evening star., 1950-06-22

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. 4; Nashville, 2.
Birmingham, 3: Chattanooga, Q.
Other games postponed.
, 1950-03-09

forceful talk upon the need of
committee. in any Chamber or
organization, stressing the va
lue to the organization, the CO.
operative spirit which is de-
veloped by Individual partici-
patton of the members in COM
mittee work. He also pointed
out that the Executive Com
mittee should function as a
guiding and administrative
he a d., but the committees
should function on most pro-
jects and endeavors,3 reporting
and consulting with the Exc
cutive Committee, during the
progress Of their work.
, 1950-03-09

standing impression of the
meeting, was the sincere and
~Workmanlike manner in which
each item was attacked, criti-
'cized and the constructive sug-
Igestions and motions that were
presented on the floor. Mr..
Moorhead is to be congratu-
lated upon the excellent man
.ner in which the meeting was
conducted. Lack of political
discussion and levity was most
noticeable.
AT the conclusion Of the dis
cussions, an Importers and
Merchants Committee were
elected to continue the work
of the newly formed commit
tee.
The committee consists of
R. Norman Skeoch, Robert
Fiske, Clemente Cintron, Peter
Christian and Mrs. w. Stuart
Leech. Mr.. Skeoch was APP
pointed Temporary Chairman
to call the first meeting for
election Of officers.
During the organization part
of the meeting, Mr.. Chappell,
Executive Secretary, gave a.
, 1950-03-09
NOTICE

Savings Bank Book No. F ZIG
having been reported lost or
stolen, the holder thereof is
hereby requested to present it
to the Bank within twelve
C2) weeks from this date as
otherwise, the Book will be
cancelled and a new one issu-
ed in its place at the expira-
ton of this period.
Virgin Islands Natl Bank
Christiansted Branch
February Is. 1850
, 1950-03-09

lily Of the Valley
s Subs. Jar and Moss $500
Finest Quality, German grown.
Specially prepared for immediate
indoor growing. 5 Prime Bulbs,
ready to burst into blossom within
3 weeks! Plus handsome Az" cop
per colored Styrene Jardiniere, Plus
Sphagnum potting moss. All only
81 ppd. Ideal Gift for Easter
Mothers Day - all occasions.
BULB OF THE MONTH cLuR
4I3 Market s..
Dept. sc Chicago ,. n.
, 1950-03-09
FOR SALE

The Virgin Islands Corpora
ton offers for immediate sale
its entire rum inventory Of
White, Gold, & Heavy Bodied
Runs. This inventory consists
Of approximately 363,OOO.0O
proof gallons. Sealed proposals
should be submitted on or be-
fore April l, 1850,
For further details please
contact
Virgin Islands Corporation
Christiansted, ST. Croix
Virgin Islands, U,S.A.
, 1950-03-09

W. W~S WOA -
these jobs completed.
One important item was
listed which the Chamber
had requested, Additional
supervision of workers en-
ployed by the bonding COM
pany has been arranged"
Gov. de Castro's letter con-
tinues: with reference to.
your request for information
as to harbor improvements,
dock, hospital and high school,
| can advise you at this time
only that the General Services
Administration has included
in the estimates for the fiscal
year 1850 the funds authorized
by Congress for hospitals and
schools. / do not know wheth-
er these funds will be suffi-
cient. Personally, I doubt if
the appropriation will be suf-
ficient since the estimates
were made several years ago.
4 have no further adviceS
in this regard to the harbor
improvements and dtck for
ST. Croix. All of these matters
/ plan to take up in Washing
ton as soon as the present 81
tuation with respect to the
Governorship has been suffi-
GENTLY cleared for me to go
there on business.
Mr.. Duke, was present at the
meeting and gave further en-
phasis to the fact that Public
Works Department in Saint
Croix will have charge of the
streets resurfacing. Also that
the Bonding Company has
new supervision to bring the
work to a close.
Item Two Of the meeting con
sisted Of making definite plans
to work for a correction of the
illegal rate of 1% per day in
the Trade Tax Penalty Clause
and due notification to import
ers regarding filing their in
voices.
Item Three consisted Of in
tense activity and planning
for action on correction Of Ii
quor and Cigarette Tax. This
tax ruling has too wide a diff
ferential as related to our sis
ter islands and should be
amended at an early date.
Much business is lost here be-
cause Of this differential and
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Dr.. Adenauers Regierung scheint
fest i'm SatteI zu sitzen
Vier Hovptfoktoren sind fver seine stoerke
verontwortch

Nr0nfIurt. - SIC uClr mCitncllt.
lhc Srnlofrntic bat cine DER itGrf.
ltcn mcltelrnpoIlden ;hcoicrln0cn
III nlT Orci !Qipuatei bcuorocbrobt
Slc3 NJ Die 9lnlibt puu ISiibrcrn oc>
2%c'tlldhtc. Sic iuOcn, Der 73iGhri
&c ElrnOcSfunilcr Tr. &nnron
'|ncnolcr llbc fc't i'm Suttcl, uhlunhI
cr M pcrNonOcncn ScptCmhcr urr
enc ltchrhcit uun elmer Stimuc
hottc. Scln lircltiOc mlwoc obcr me
'rntllrb oCbcIlcrt nurch Die 9(bmo
D'nn0rn nit ocn 9ScltnGrhtcn. mcIhc
one ArnlontlcrlnOcn Ocltihcr "a
hrltcn bctr0htIih cinithrGnfcn.
Y" lucrncn ollcrnino2 cinior
StIIrnININnuIc fir 2IOcnolcrS Nobi
nett om A>priinnt Qclrhcn. Mion
ncltt obcr, ouB cr irincn uicriGri
ger! >crmln ol1rhbultcn fam. 9lli
olC'e &cl'c miirocn 9&ritoclrtihIoun
olE @ohllCttafrilcn criport hIcjhru
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}r'Il0 mlWor Dies nllh Die MnntiuIi
tat Ger FnlitIt umn Die ,Iiibrlpno il,
Der PrnortrbcnoCn ichmrrrn }cit oc
lnnhrICl'tcn, mcnn ou@ nclulrhc Nnlf
ncr'lICbCn nlIH. lcincn ihn }utom
mclorn Elub in Der N0IfcrionllIir
lnlroCr clnfunchnlCn lmO Olcid,,citio
'l"h bcnlllbCn nEln. Den luirtihoitIi
chen S&IcbrrouIbou }lt rr}iclcn.
Wdn liIhrt =. 9l0cnolcr3 iirlcrc
FnNIlInn nllr uicr NufturCn }uliif.
|. >N 9SCItOclltlhlonO hctlmOct
'lth nchr unh mchr lirnlpcrit1t.
,. SIC SciicntIihfrit irelt ld,
uhcr y. 9I0Cnoucr3 2Ibnlurhluocn
nit Den 9&cltnGrhtcn, luclrhc icincnl
&nblnrtt mChr &nlllr0rhtCn uchcn
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upn lpcltcrCr GcmnntierlnO ucrihnnt
&c NcltlhCn crhicltcn Munillmpri
uIlcNlrn lm 9lll2lnnO mn uIfcrncn
lnlrot lhncn cine hcibrGnfte H,ou
ocl2rInttc 5llOcitunocn.
,. Sir orci NcNicrno5portc;crr
Dobcn 'chr n0bc uCrlpunOtc Mtcrcl
len.
1. llntcr Der nclrcn 2'lnocSpcrioi
'lI1N 1T ca ilbcrhoupt 3icmlih ilblpcr
orll &onflcr olla otm Sottcl 81
ucrIcn.
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surge I'M Stnntsocpartcmcrt

NolhlnQtnn. - Sic Gebottr iiber
S%lrncr0llrrlIlnmO &CitnclItlthluno2
nlnht Ecomtcn 0ca Stutaocportc
nlcllls crI'tc SrrNcn. Ecrunnuurtli
hc Stcllcn 'oNcn, icnc, mclhc Ole
Sd)urfllnU c'ntr ncllen oclltlhcn
&cbrnroht Iijrcbtcn, Iiebcn ,luci
NulIptplIlftc Der umerifoniirhcn 40.
lltlf nllHcr 9lht. Ger cine lit Der.
oob Nc'toClIt'hIonO iih niht I'll per
te1olNCn brollrht lptiI Die Ncrciniotcn
Stnntcn, GnNIonO lmo ,Srunfrcirb
oIc'c %crp'llhnInQ hobcn, 10 lance
ne c@ hc'ctt hOltcn. llnO Der unncrc
NJ Der, 0oE Die &cltnGttr Die 9'e.
'eblInN olIlrcht crhoIteu mnllcn, bis
Ger NrIcncn Qc'lhcrt lit.
Snlnclt mon bier rciuhrcn fonntc
lp'Irnc nlc NroOc ilmn crltcn Ntul in
ncn ochclncn NcratllnQcn Der WtlIi-
lornlbrcr llbcr Die Ncrtciniul,no
@c'lElIrnpn@ olIrQCbrorht. Dan ioo
lC' oar unm thrift nliIitGriid,cn
Stonoplnft aus hctrorhtct. Die SluT
'tcUll10 clncr oelllihcn o&chrmorbt
en- %CjtrnU mir OiC EcrtciOiolmu ncS
2NCltCn@ lCll lpllrnc
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-05
CLEVELAND OST
D~o,l %
Branch 33.

The regular monthly meeting
Of Branch 53 will be held on Jan.
Sth, at the Eastside Sachsenheim
at : p. NJ. There will be an cleo
tion for delegates to the convcn
ton. Members are urged to- at
tend this important meeting.
One Of our members passed
away Nov. 18th, 1910, namely
to express its sympathy to the
t oexpress its sympathy to the
family.
The following members are re
ported on the sick list: Michael
Mueller, Daniel Sonntag Jr.. A..
Hennlng, Andy TheiS and John
Dorr. We wish all these sick
members to get DNell soon.
. The officers are planning an
installation dinner, which is to be
held on Sunday, Jan. 20th, 1850
Please keep this date in mind.
Joe Wunnerth. Sec.
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SALEM. OHIO
NEWS
By Katy Spack

Salem, O.. Jan. 5-With the
Holidays over now we will be
getting back to normal and into
the old familiar rut again. To
echo that old refrain: Fin CLICK
liCheS Neujahr' to YOU from all
the Salem SaNOnS. | never saw so
many fellows wearing lipstick as
last Saturday night. 1t was very
decorative, huh:
Thanks East for those kind
words few weeks ago. There's S
Just one question though, didn't
you mention something about a
bus? anyhow we hope the
swell kids who did come down
enjoyed themselves. The game
was fast and furious with the
final score being Salem, 81. East
~. WIN the unexpected appear
ance OF the Canton gang things
really got lively. Neeu and Brem-
hamp kept us in stitches with
their antics. Oh you wonderful
characters you.
Three new members were add
ed to the club roster last meet
ing. We welcome Bill SchulIcr
Mike Stumperth andBill Schwartz
We hope you will be with us a
long time. Next meeting Jan. II
1850. 1t is essential that all the
bowlers planning on going to the
bowling tournament at Clevelant
East attend this meeting.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-05
SAXON VETERANS!
BY "Heinie'

The holidays are now fond me
mOrlcS, the new year is with us
and the members OF the Saxon
Veterans look forward to their
monthly meeting. Our January
meeting will be held next Mon
day, January 9th, evenings. All
members please present.
The club is planning on spon-
sOring an affair Of unusual ma
ture, seldom seen or partlCi pated
in by the maj jority OF all our peo-
pie. Keep your eyes on this CO.
lumn for future news Of this
event.
With the passing OF the old
year. we look iorWa-d Il with anti
caption OF year that may bring
Us something that will a-equire
our earnest efforts, cooperation
and hard work to fulfill a thought
born a few years ago at our meet
ings. Should this materialize into
reality, let not the Veterans be
slaCkerS. 1t will be something to
our benefit so lets be prepared to
pitch in when the time arrive.
Final: \ must New ears re-
solution to our present member
ship and all those eligible to Join
the Veterans: will attend every
meeting and do my part, | will
join the Veterans and get in on
the spirit OF fellowship with my
SaXon buddieS.
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YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
BY J. y.

Youngstown, O., Jan. Sat-.
Jan. 9TH, Youngstown travels to
Monaco for their first game of the
New Year. A bus has been chart
cred for this trip, anyone wishing
to go contact Mike Bokesch.T The
bus will leave the club at 4 80
i. NJ. promptly, so please be on
time. Let's start the New Year
out right fellows and win the
first game Of the year. Our girls
are also prepared to play good
game. We are bringing a bus
load down Monaco, SO be prepar-
ed.
Our New Years Eve dance
was a great success. We had a
wonderful crowd, a good orchcs-
ira and good food. We want to
thank the cooks for the wonder
ful meal and also the committee
for commend the successful al
fair. Thanks also go to everyone
that attended this affair and help
ed make it success. I'm sure
everyone had a good time. even
thebartenders, even if thev did
lose their minds and ended up
with sore feet.
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CONCORDIA CHORUS

1t is important that the regular
rehcarsalS on every Thursday
at 800 O'Clock p. m. be at
tended regularly at least for the
next two months, in order to pre-
pare the songs for the Ladies
Lodge /weig p Anniversary &C.
LIBERATION the third Sunday OF
january. How is about some par
ticlpation by the Juniors? We
would sure like to see more of
them with us
George Foisel Jr.., Sec'y.
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has a second woman Congressman,
Mrs. Edna Kelly, of Brooklyn,
elected to succeed Andrew Somers.
She will be seated on Tuesday.
You probably heard her over Meet
the Press
Seventy-five pages will start the
new term. These boys are ap-
pointed by the party in power.
They serve the Senate, the House
and the Supreme Court. They at
tend the Capitol Page School
(free) and receive $2l80O a
month. Glasses begin at 6:3O AM,
lasting until 9:45 when the boys,
Ia to 1S years of age, begin their
days work as messengers.
The first session of the 81st
Congress sat for a total of 35l
combined House-Senate days. The
House spent 704 hours and 10
minutes in it's chamber, the Senate
sat for a grand total of l,l44 hours
and 53 minutes.
Senate Majority Leader Scott
w. Lucas Illinois) has announced
that in this second session of the
Slst Congress he will aim for a
July adjournment. Listed for con-
sideration by the Sentor are: Oleo-
margarine tax repeal (already
passed by the House), Basing
Points, Displaced Persons, FEPC,
Reorganization, Point w, Marshall
Plan, Social Security (already
passed by the House).
THE International Confederation
L of Free Trade Unions has
come into being, pledged to fight
for workers and against totali-
tarianism everywhere. The Dutch
delegate, j. H. Oldenbrock was
elected the first Secretary General,
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and selected Bussels as its head
quarters. William Green and Phil
ip Murray were named upon the
19 man Executive Board, together
with two delegates from Canada.
The three main aims are stated.
as being:
|. Coordinate the defense of
free trade unions against any
campaign aiming at their destruc-
ton, or at the restriction Of their
rights" or at their subjugation
"by totalitarian or other labor
forces"
II. Establish a powerful inter-
national organization of free trade
unions to promote the welfare OF
working people throughout the
world and to enhance the dignity
of labor"
III. Assist in developing and
fostering growth of trade unions
in economically and socially UNDER
developed countries.
TT is important for the people of
1 the 22nd District to take note
of the results of the nations steel
and coal strikes upon shipment Of
ore as of November 1st. The i'm.
pact of the strike hit the Great
Lakes fleet in October, caught be-
tween work stoppages in the mines
and mills, most of the carriers
were tied at docks or anchored
during the entire month.
The vessels which remained at
work accounted for 3,973,760 net
tons of iron ore, coal and grain,
bringing the cumulative total for
the season to 117.854. .455 net tons
compared with 138,013,942 in the
same time in 1948. The grain
cargoes accounted for half the
tonnage moved in that single
month, probably the first time in
Lake shipping history.
Usually navigation closes No
vember 3Oth, but some of the Lake
fleet have been sailing thruout the
month of December because of the
critical need for coal at upper lake
and re-loading distribution points.
MY East Cleveland readers will
Av be interested to know that
William M. Kerrigan of 1906
Greyton Road has recently been
moved to Sofia, Bulgaria, as Sec-
ond Secretary of our Embassy
there. He will fill the position Of
Vice Consul also. We can be very
proud of his excellent record in the
U. S. Foreign Service.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-05
MONACO MAGNET
By Jack

Monaco, Pa. Ian. Snow that
the holidays are over we hope
that everyone has fully recovered
by now. We had a New Year,
Eve Party at our club and every
one seemed to have good time.
BY midnight everyone worked
up good appetite and was ready
for the Sauerkraut, sausage and
potatoes that the ladies prepared.
After couple OF lay-on, bas-
ketball comes back into the pic
turc again, and we play our first
game of the new year with Io.
To Youngstown
The girls game will start at
I p. NJ. sharp and the boys game
will follow right after. We are
expecting a large crowd from
your city, 50 fiji up a bus and
come to Monaco and we will Il
have a good time. We will see
you then.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-05
FARRELL NEWS
BY Betty Holmes

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