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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20

;3lueta IS

&erte Sriioer ppn Solem. S(m
,Srcitoo ubellp, Den I. Ge,embcr
hottc llnicr Gerein cine antbcillhte
%erlurnmll,ng. Is ,por cine ,Srells
De. lpiccer cilnul piele grilner bel
iunmtn III iehc1. llnh bic Geid,Gtte
lllp Die mcrncnDen llntcrhultllnuen
lcnleinlom III bclprechen; crit cine
ihpue &eihnodtsllnterhultunu fiir
lln'crc &inncr ON Sumstng uhcnb,
Ocn -. Ge,enhcr INN s llhr unIun=
acne. Sic Seitlu,N lieIt in odnpel
Cincs outen &pmitces. nelChes Gud)
ullc crillh cinluoet init Cllrcn &ln=
! bern Ill fpmmcn. 81 lit olles frei
filr lie.
Gum fom nllcre 9tclIobrs. lln=
tcrholtlrnN. Gruner Nocliingcr he
ritftcte, nur oltth lplcber cine quito
WtlIiIf ochlld,t mlrhc fllr pier Stlm
oci, oen1iid,ter ltllllf, ipouf fiir ollc
cnros Shnncs llnn slnacnehmes ill
erportcn lit. Sic ilhliclen &ramall=
Moher lmn Mrmilrhe .Musfcn linn
frci l$1.O 90 Cintritt) lnp nod ct:
mas ultheraehrdftcs, inner lleber
iSrouenpcrein ierpicrt mlcber Die all=
te, heimaemurhte &ur't nit Sorcr.
frultt. See nrIH ipeiiell beitellt net
Den, nit pbcr phne? - ple Qe=
milnlht, ollO bite fnnln,t ullc.
Sn ullh sur ScneralDeruulmlllno
dnl Spnntae. ben 16. Seienhcr I'M
= llhr, Da Nebeu bcpnr Der SSubl
Cure Seamten ibre Sohresberihte
llnp ba lit fir piele. nlonhcs Ill hO.
rem, mas iher piele niht ,plHtcn.
,3lm ShluB nnh cine MahnlIna
&ir linn allc I'M &onlitcc fiIr Sln=
mcrhlna ncller Mitslieher.
9serte SriiDer. &ir itchcn I'M ;'ei=
chen bes 5OiGhriaen >ublldums I'M
lcrcs 3entralDcrhanpes lun lplr
Salemer Sahicll inllen feinc Wtilhc
id,elltn, tild,tia lnItsubclfcn. &ir hu,
ben eincn lanNiahrIacn WrnHhcom=
ten in u1ierer .Vtitle lmh mir 'ullcl,
olcs TIM, Sreh !. Sheib ,ll einem
ollten Ecriti)t on bic Convention in
GlcpclunD I'll bclIcn.
13, 20.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20
This and That from Washington
BY Congressman Frances p. Bolton

Probably the most serious factor
in the teacher shortage is the salary
problem. People who are capable
OF professional preparation and who
eXpend time and money obtaining
it are justified in seeking profess
sional recognition in income; more
over no profession is stable II those
who follow 1t are constantly in
economic jeopardy" Secretary Civ
ems points out. Three percent OF
the nations teachers are paid less
than Sl5C0. this year twenty-five
percent receive from $500. TO
S2399. The average salary Tor class
room teachers across the nation is
S3l67. Comparison with salaries IN
other occupations shows that the
average salary of classroom teach
ers, principals and supervisors in
creased 108 percent, while the ad-
vance for other average incomes
was l32 percent. An interesting note
is that in 1910 the average teacher
was earning IL percent more than
the average gainfull, employed per-
and low salaries tor our public
school teachers do not make good
record for America.
N. E. A. recommends "a mini
mum annual salary tor teachers Of
$4,000. Even this" they report, lis
below the sum necessary to restore
the average salary to its pre-War
status in relation to earnings OF all
gaintully employed persons"
All in all, t.ie above facts do not
make good picture. They consti-
tute problem which the American
people must themselves take the re-
sponsibility for solving in their
communities. with local educators
and civic officials. Better decisions
must be made as TO what our
schools are to teach. what kind OF
persons are to teach our children.
and how much is to be paid for
that education.
In N E, AS report referred to,
Secretary Givens called our public
school system the very cornerstone
OF popular government. He struck
out at those who charge the schools
with subversive tendencies, saying
THAT II communism comes to this
country 'it viii not come through
the educational institutions as
such. It will arise in the frustra-
ton, discrimination, corruption and
defiance of law. and disdain for the
freedoms that still may be found
in some Of the darker corners of
American life"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20
MARTINS FERRY, OHIO
BRANCH IL

The Branch II held THERE re-
gular meeting Sunday, December
:, at , 60 p. III.
The Highlight OF the evening
was the election OF officers, with
the following results:
Presidents Ben Clark: Vice
President: John Roth, ST.: Re-
cording Secretary: Richard Roth :;
Financial Secretary: Bill Roth :;
central Verbands Secretary
Mike Hutter: Treasurer: Mike
Kaiser: Trustees : Herman Roth,
Frank Lander. and Robert Roth.
Alter the meeting refreshments
were served.
4 Christmas Party is being
planned by co-chairman Elsie
Burkle and Robert Roth. to be
held at the hall on Saturday eve.
December. p, 1881. Chairman for
decorations are Arthur Roth and
John Nemeti.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20

CHRISTMAS PARTY
Branch l and 1

The annual Christmas Party
for the children members Branch
! and 4 will be held on Friday.
December 2lst. at 7:O p. m. III
the Ballroom x Dining Room Of
the West Side Sachsenheim, 7OOl
Denison Avenue.
Another fine entertaining party
has been planned for your ell JOY
ment. Please try to be present and
bring Your nom and dad. A show
will be presented on our stage and
will include a fine Magician.
There will be gifts for the child
rem and we hope Santa Claus will
drop in that evening.
There will be small charge for
all Adults as it is again planned
for NOM and dad to sit with the
children at the refreshment table.
1,S 20.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20
&irfen ,yrancnperein Der Snnterus
(Scmctnbc

IN ocr OH ). Sc,cnhcr abachol=
tcntn Tcr'onrnlIlllg bcs Girhcll
Nrollcnucrcins mlwocn Die Ncom.
tilrncn filr nos (ohr 1852 aarGhIt
luN nns Heilltut erlab iid) ais frI-
9cnNCs:
&or'tcherin: &othurinc Shillcr
Stcllpcrtrclerln: Slnnu :. S,cl,
mia; Sdniitiilbrerir: Maric u. gin.
nCr; NinonilcfretGrin: Slnno Sd,ieb
Sd'otnriIlcrin: Nioria llrihcll
&erlunIterimncn: Morio 9iolh lmo
Sll'onlu Sdlnenler; &ronfenolls
'rhllH: &athnrirn SSinannp lno Pin
ia S&cnrih.
Eic nclnGhItcE 5'cunltinnen per.
iprud)cn ullh hus ltGhitc >>ohr ihrt
ETliChten 5l eriiillcn. uno nw slrm
&phl lnln rScncibcn bes ,Srulcn=
uerclns Ut urhcltcI.
llnicre iGbrlittc &eihnottannter
boltlnN finoct inn (0ollic pon Sd,lpc.
tier pima 9Slerih, 44SO Mnnroe
Il m21. Gcsenlbcr INN . llhr nud,
n''ttoNs 'tott. slllc Shpe'tcrn iinp
frclnbIihit clnaclancn.
Sic Schlpe'tcrn iinn irelmoliGhii
crllht Njehaf ionie cin Weiher,t
nlitillhrinacn. PIN iclbcn Snu rim.
bet olh Die Hiid,crpriiilrna itott.
Sie Nean,tinnen iino criuht l,m 1
llhr unlDClcnh 7u icin.
Nrphlidc &eihnahten unb eil,
H5IlidIidcs 9tcucs Sohr lrilllid,t al.
len Shmcltcrn, Shrc
Muric r. GinOer, Shriitf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20
ults allen
YVeibndhtsieicr

"Sllle Sahre fpnlnlt bas Sbriltlls
&ino. auf nic Groe nieber, no lpir
Wenlfen INN.
Ntit nicicm irhGnen &eihna6tss
licn inn Nocricn lunb @coonfcn, berci=
ten lid, Die Wurrpcr &crcinc, 3peiN
26 lunp 40 Dor, SSeihnohten nadl
hriitlictcr @ciic ,u icicrn. 7ics ,Scil
lit oos ,Scit Der &Inper lnh 10 moi:
len mir hos sSeihnadtsprparomm
llnn bic @cichcrllna om Sunstua
ubcnn. Den %. Iescn,her Inn 7 llhr
in Sod'icnhcim ubbolten. slllc 81.
tern iinb crilrht, ihren Minnern Gin
(Scoid't cinir't1Dicren. oomit tic ollc
I'M Ernaronun tcilncbncn fDnnel,.
&nmmt ollc unh loEt nus in (Se.
mcinihoit bic irhoncn &eibnohts=
lIcocr iinaen.
Silueiterz z,scicr
Scr 3lpCiu 90 fcicrt 9tciliolrs.
9IbCnn am 81. Scscmher I'M Z llbr
ubenos. 9lllc MitaIiepcr lno ,Sruuen
pncr Hiehcn inn cilocloncn. sllll
%con,1cll ncs &crcins iinD inn 8omi
tee llnn perNtn nu,u iebcn, nul, olll
out hclplrtCt mcrbCn nit Giicn lmr
(Sctrtltcn. Cs miro iple oclpDhnlid
l0chlIidnc &llr't lmn ,Sorerfrout icrs
plcrt rcrncn. Slllcs mas bic Diitulic
Der nlltbrinlcn 'plIsl, lit Gin quite,
Nunpr. plies lit frci fiir bic Mit
1llchcr nCs ;'lucigcs 90 lno bern
,Srnllcn.
SSir miinlhcn ollcn ,Srohlidl(
&cihnodltcn lmn cin Gjlildlihcs unr
SclCnsrclches 9tcIes ~>uhr.
u. !. ginDCr, Scfr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20
Krippen und krippenspieIe

Gcs reli0iDic Gmpiinben nes Sol
fes bat iilh nlruenOs INN su fclncr
,}eit nit obltrottc,l Seariiicn lno
rein uciiliNen NornnliierllngCu he
anilgt. Ser lhlihtc Mcnlh lpill
audi nos hciliNe Nciclcbcn ichen llnp
erlchcn: CT nlpttc barun heteili9t
iein, 'cinc Ehonto'Ic, lclnc Onnic
EerionIidlftit pilnirbt III lcift per:
liGnDIihcr, 1orbiOcr Slnlholllld,fcit
nnd'iu;eid)ncn, mas bus SCnfcn INN
,Siiblen criiiIlt. Gic airhc mor iid)
dicicr pind,ploaiid)Cn ,SOrocruna
friihieitla hcmllRt. Sd)nn i'm elf1cll
Sabrblmpcrt filbrtcn Die lSriciter IN
Der slnpenlsicit iclbit icitlihe Sse.
ncnfri0cn aus Der SScihmahts1e,
'li)ilttc IN ben &ir(hcn nlf lllD fDr=
bcrtcn 'rNennnntc yHoleulplclc. /"
Sic Scrtc hlcriu lpnrcll iltcrlt in
Noteln pcr1uBt Dod) Touncn lIcb olld'
buln iplde in Den pcrihicNencn Hon=
oeaIprucbcn, Die ullnrahIih nit bel.
tercn. reoli'tiIheu Gpiirnen purdlz
iept nllrncn. Cen NintcrNrlnn bill
octe luIpriinglih Der ocidmiicftc slls
tar, ppr Dem cine Sripre nllIucliclll
n!lh nnrl nos .9luaIpllraiihc Salr=
ciNlNal", hos 1856 nit .pnetl'tcr
Sebcr cnnpprIen lllO DEM Crlld
lplwoc. Gon nieien grauh bcriti)tet
ilbcrochcn lpllrne." " Sorin htiEt cs:
ulln hicic ,'cit i't cs Der a'ralltl. --
bnS man bei.lcbl Die &ripplein olll,.
- "a fam man @ieocnlieDlcin
horen - im Subr einu,al, wer lprllt
cs !rehrcn2
Nan lcNtc hunols lrNur flcine
Ninocr i'll nieic &rippclL lpieotc lie
llllD unu Daill. Gcinnbers I'M tG.
Nuhrhunpcrt mar oies "&inplcin.
lu!cNcn" III aans Seutihlanb iiblih.
Enn hunldla ltonlnlt munthes Der
ticremprllnrcnen, altcn &ic9cnIic.
Der. IS luo nubc, bicic Sitte sll be.
rcldlcrn IND I'll enueilern. 60 fam
e. Qun' ucn ielblt III picllcitia aus:
uciloltetcn Spicfnl0cn. IN Dcnen nll-
l'cr, pcr i,ciliNcn Nolnilie a.lf Die
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20

liloblih flppftc es an Der Srhul=
,inmncrtilr. llno Die &inbcr fubrcl
,uionlmen. Gs NOR obcr h!pR Der
Ncrr &uupcrotor Mtpbr BON Shernz
nprf, iiber lnn ilbcr ppll Sd)nce.
,Hl 10 a SolmDna". iuetc cr, lid, ob=
ihiltteInp. r9lher bob's Shncn npd
hrinscn lppllen. ltir honl ia foo
iibriQe Belt mchr." Gomit spa er
ein Eupier aus Der grlllttoilhe und
COB cs Dem Sehrer @rllhcr bon
Slrnsppri i'm Gals + urslilhen
!, &er's Sih1en nit uls Erofclllpn
treiht". ioNt er, utllot ii not leid,t
bel Dem @'lh1ft, uber / nlcinet. c.
ioll 10 libel not lcin. 9IDIc. -- i hoh
Nbnen 10 ichun q ,Sl,br Schnec III D
Sd)ul reilltrnaen llnn ld''cn Y
boln mos hnrcn." Neu mur CT. Ser
@chrer entfultete bos Fapier lno
lbs.
r}aper" nllHtc oca 9tuthn,it-
Tags Die ,Srou Sehrer cinldrelten,
,,pos IuBt pem ihp lpieDcr nclu'
&oIice ltehu. ,Silnfllnouieraio &rcll=
;er's Eflno - ih bitt oi'. Silt nenll
'lcid)t fronf?" Gr hlieb Dor Dem
Siih in Der Gfc iteben, Icertc nic
Soiie unn icste aIclch mieocr ieinen
Sang bllrh Die Stllhc fort. oiclt at
lllo su unl &lonlcr on, ariff ltchenn
Gin puur slffprne lunh luote cnblih
IA, 10 bleibt's." Gnm nohm er
den ;}ieNcnhainer lnb Die l>cl'nllte
nit Dem arpHcn Sdlirn, crflGrtc nit
Gntid,lcnenbcit, buH er nat Sherll.
onrf miliie sum- 2opperatpr Wfphl
unn olrf Die .tud,t micocr acnif I'll:
rilt lei. Sic ,Sroll rGluniertc ilher Die
Nrelnoi,hoft, Die Mliif, bos @etter
bel bcnl nun Der &onperatnr pur
SbernOprf lnp der St,ullchrer bon
9lrnsonrf aus bent Soous ainNer
ilber Den &oifeepreis, Der ii>nn cine
lln0cteitc SoinNchuna mert lei, llnr
norilber ihlug Der Mom hcn Moll,
teIfraaen hinuuf uno perihipuno I'M
Shnceitllrm.
Ger &pnpcrotpr bon Sbernonri
lnormte i'm. r9Sas GrQrcifenbe:
res" iootc CT, "hab meiner Sebtoq
nit olhort. 0os fan ia meine Gers
gar not mcrt." nEitte", iuote oel
Vr,rc,. no,t 0(rpaSnrf ;rSnu, %. iir-
pnm &lapicr crhob, tim 6 s<hner
niht pcrfleincrn, 0ohlplIrnen. &i(
logt inns Shiller? ,9tlr aus
aus :. fam eln Gonies eritchcl
>. :" rSpiclcn Z es liohcr III
anal" mchrte Der Wciltlidlc oh. ii
Iino sic amcite Stllnm. Is irul
plCDcr lplnperidnn.
y>Mn D Ghriltmctt'n, ioQtc nobcilr
Der "chrcr ,Srans 3nper Wrllber I'll
ieincy ,SynM, nachn mir hellcr nod
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20


reported for 100000 pupils in the
school year l95l-52. This means
more inan ovcrcrOWding and un-
managecbly !a"ge classes, it means
just what II sayS-''part- time" edu-
cation Tor our youngsters, to say
nothing of the double time for
many teachers. At present the worst
pressure is in the elementary
schools, with a peak enrolment ex-
pected in l956-57. High school en-
rollmcnt will begin to reflect the
high birthrate of the past decade
by 1885,. with the anticipated
peak in ls59-60.
The shortage Of certified teach
ers, and those teaching who are not
fully qualified under the high teach
Ing standards OF our school system
continues to be problem. In the
years prior to l94l those teaching
with sub-standard certificates We're
about I il $40. In l951-52 it is
estimated that in l3 teachers. or
7O,69l, will hold so-called sub. STAN
dard teaching certificates
mere are some shocking facts as
brought to light in N. f. AS An
nuai Repor, OF the Profession to
the Public" released September 10,
1881. Willard f. Givens. Executive
Secretary OF N. E. A. and author OF
the report says: Nearly half of
Americas public school children re-
ceived a sub.average quality e
school last year. measured in dollar
expenditures: one quarter OF them
received a minimum essential type
Of school. Another four million
children SIT years Of age in 1850
received no school at all because
they are not enrolled" The 1000, 900
children is figure estimated by
the bureau of the Census.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20
Sietenbiirotids s2lmerifaniides Dolfsblatt
UVU.
ySerte MitaIieber unb sSreurbe

gen.
@erte MitaIieber unb ssreunbe
Ner leste Sans aina frpb poriiber
l,i,b idb CLAUDE ein ieoer bat iih out
lmterho(ten. Gas 8omitee bofft lno
milnlcbt, Glld nlh I'M fpmnleuoel,
Sohr ollc bearilben ,u fonueu.
aun perte sUfit0licper, bite niht
helt frunfcn Hrlher 0eprgc
Sh'uors su pcraciicn. Gr ,nuRtc iid,
cincr operation lnteriieber, i'm
Srlrmbull McnprioI S,pipito( in
&arren, Ship. ulp 9ruDcr @eprac
Muiicr lpllroc hcimaebraht l!nn
lpohnt an 1873 Wront Street, Mr=
Tnno!h, Ship.
e'itte nicic lfitoliehcr ,ll hci,=
hen. 9Sir miinitbcn linen boIoiac
@c'ierun0.
iSris Sd)eu, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20
Nus pe,,itastetuit Otie
3,ucia 30
s$cibnadltsicier fir bic aiuoer

Scr +. z. z. It. Il. &crein,
,4nela SO nuht hermit bctunnt,
bnH am Snnnrnu Den 23. Gcicnls
hcr. bcNlnncnb I'M > llhr nnfn,it.
tags in Der Sud,icnhuIlc, Die lobrii=
1)c &clhnahtsfcier Tllr lllllcre Sud)-
icnfinhcr 'tattflnbct.
Go5 &nntitCc inter DER @cirlnn
nes ocrrn ,Srep Shcis III. mnd,t
lplnDerUollc Enrhcrcitlnaen iiir bic
'c ,Scler. Nrlbcr Shcla lit Der ErGli=
Dent hcs Hluiinastnpncr &inbcrhnrs.
Scr &Inhcrthnr pirp lullcre bcrrll=
ilcu &cihmnhtslicDcr iInNcn lno
ein flw5cs ;citaendbcs Sheotcripicl
purtrunen. Inn bos lirporonln mciz
ter 'siubreiten miro lluicre ,Srclrn-
Din Oic sitter Cue" pnrhunOcm
cin. olltl miro Die ,&cthcimcr
Sun;lfuIc" ctliche 9tllmmcrn I'M
Frpar0mn, ollsfilllcn, 10 mic allti)
cln nIFuHlcidn" Der llnS icine Sc
hcinrlllic iciNcn miro. Sonl lpcrncn
picIc Wcilhcnfc tiir ollc &inpcr pom
SScihnu,htsnlunn in ole Suhienhullc
scbrdht. Sin idDncs ,mp ppllcs
Eruoromm mirn ppn Den Econlten
nm SirCftorcll Ocs &lnnerdurca
rorhcrCitct.
llnIerc Suthicntinoer iinD bier.
nit ulis nllcrhcr,litilitc cinacloDen
mil Dent @eiInohtsnlonn inter pcnl
&eihnochtshnlnn uno Deren Gltcrn
Daa 9&cihnod,tsieit Ill iciern.
&crseEt niilt liehc Glterr, bic
Ginbcr in bic ErohcitlmDc ncs ain>
ocrthprs III brinNen, icbcn Gicustua
abeno upn I bis s HIN. Nnd, Der
ErnheItllnpc mcrbcn Damn .Wtppics"
NeiclNt. Sic &inOcr inn bart bel Der
slrbeit fiir bas &clbnut,tsprn-
gronlm. llntcr Der ,Silbr!mo Der &c.
omtcn: lrGi Nreh Sbcis, ,Srou Mo:
thcrine sRoNdn, SCfrctdriu: ,Sruu
IScurac Geprner, Shnbmcii1cr luD
N,crr Gripin Ecnbel, Gircftur, limo
Die alnbcr IN Alitcn NanDcn.
Erlnat Die &lnbcr iii &eihz
natlsIeicr Der ;Sutbicnfinner, om
| Snnl'taA nahn,lttua. Del %. &C.
ienlbe rbcNinneno ,lnt = Hin in Der
1athienhulle.
&illiom M. Soortnqn, ,Sefr.
10, 20.
- Please patronize our ad.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20
CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH 4

Dear Sisters! lust TO remind
YOU all about the Christmas-Par-
ty for our Junior Group Of Branch
and 4. You know at the last
Halloween Party our committees
reported that they had the biggest
crowd that ever was before, and
We do hope all You dear Folks
will come again and bring all Your
darling children to tie Westside
Sachserheim Friday, Dec. p. and
we assure YOU that YOU will all
enjoy yourself very much. SO we
will be seeing YOU for sure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cuning-
ham Betty knaiN are the proud
parents of a darling little son
Jimmy. and Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Schneider. formerly OF West
Blvd are the proud parents OF a
darling little daughter. We all
congratulate the parents and
nd-parents. also to sisters
Christine Folder, Kate Prexl und
Marie Willtinger to their BIRTH
day.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
Annual Childrens' XMAS Party
on Sunday Dec. q, 1851, 2 p. m.
at Saxon Club
Dear Saxon Parents

Christmas time is the time for
happiness and gifts and especially
so for children. All parents strive
to give to their little ones the
moments they will cherish the
rest of their lives.
Zweig 50, the parent orsaniza-
tion of our Saxon Club, is also
thinking of Your children. They
have made plans to give your
children a Christmas party - a
precious gilt not only 10 material
things - but also the chance 70
participate in the fun and good
fellowship with all Saxon children
The opportunity to learn to sing
tie songs YOU sang when you
were Young, and along with all
this. they get to see a sound
movie.
The committee is cooperating
splendidlv, will YOU:
It's Tor YOUR children.
KchersaIs every Tuesday 7 :U
y 100 p. m. No age limit. Chhist-
mas Carols and Il little Christmas
play. Altcr rehearsal. a sound
movie.
We intend to keep tie
chorus going, and with Your CO.
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Sanf olslprccOcr, iiir nic ,ohlrcidle
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2,peia %

slllen Sd)meitern bes 2pciacs 2S
hienc a,lr aeiGlligen 9tuhricbt, OaH
bas 9Scibnahtsieit on %. Septcm.
ber I'M Z llhr obcnbs obaehulten
lpirh. Sllle Mit0lieber hcs ;2luciaes
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ten, lire &inncr Ill brinQen, Damit
tic ein @Cbetcfcn pprtrnacn umo Scr
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20

we all must be
aware OF.
A recent re-
port OF the Ma
tional Education
Associations Re-
sc arch Division
points up dra-
matica!ly t h e
critical shortage
OF both building
facilities a II d
qualified teach
erS. So great IS
the shortage OF
both that part
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20
2().221I

In case YOU know oi a pro
prospective member for our Br.
4, please notify our president
Mrs. katherine Martini or ex-
president Mrs. kath. Schermer.
We wish we could get some new
members for our January 9th
meeting. In case Your dividend
check is not settled vet, please
come and take care OF that. In
that meeting we also have in
installation & in commemorative
ficcrs and Damenchor Saxonia &
Director Rud. SChuster will honor
Us with some Lowell songs for
installation and commomoration
OF our dear departed sisters in
1851. so please come Refresh
1nentS and card party will follow.
On the sickllst are the sisters
Regina Boege. Mis-, Katherine l..
Theil, kath. Chackv. Frieda Wag-
ner und Sophie Knapp. May YOU
all soon get we'll and we wish
all our dear members. grand Of
ticers. Mr.. Eckstein and staff OF
our s. S. Nolksblatt merry n
mass and happy New Year.
Elizabeth TiSchler, Seer.
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CLUB SEcRETARlEsl

Notices arriving Wednes-
lay morning at our office
cannot be considered for pu-
blication this same week in
the future.
Please, mail early enough
because we have to stick to
our dead line!
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Sie 2eitunosanaeiae 1T bas
pirfiamite bon olIen 9ief(omemit.
leIn. oern lie bleibt einem itGnoia
pnr Den 9(uoPn.
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MAY I bring you further word
AVl about our growing school prob
lem, and stress certain facts which
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- Please patronize our ad.
vertisers.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-07-06
TRUCE CHIEF c0NFERS
WITH ISRAELIS ON
HULEH SITUATION

TEL AVN, = (JTA) - Lieut..
Gen. William E. Riley, United Ma
tons truce chief, conferred this
week with Walter Eytan, Director
General of the Israeli Foreign Of
flee, on the latest developments
in the Huleh reclamation situation
following the refusal of the Arab
owners of seven dunams of land
in the reclamation area to sell or
exchange their property so that
the reclamation project may pro-
coed.
Efforts to secure the agreement
of the Arabs, made by Col. Taxis,
American head of the Israel-Sy-
rian Mixed Armistice Commits
sion, resulted in failure. and Gen.
Riley indicated in a report to the
United Nations that there was
little prospect of solution through
the commission, thus involving
further recourse to the Security
Council.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-07-06
CANADIAN JEWISH POPULATION
DOUBLED IN 80 YEARS

MONTREAL, (JTA) = A sur
vey made by the Research Blu
reau of the Canadian Jewish Con-
gress estimated last, week that the
Jewish population of Canada is
now approximately 100000 hav-
ing more than doubled in the past
80 years.
The 100000 estimate of Jewish
population in 1851 represents an
increase of 10000 during the past
decade. OF this, natural increase
was about 1920, while immigra-
ton accounted for 1890. The
number of Jewish births reached
low in 1927 of 1883, and a peak
in 1947 of 1891 the report states.
The number of Jewish deaths in
creased steadily from $50 in 1926
to 1876 in 1913.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-07-06
Dispute Between Israel and SyFi0
Takes Dangerous" Turn, U. N.
High Officer Reports

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
(JTA) - The dispute between Is
rael and Syria over the continual
ton of the Huleh drainage pro-
ject has taken dangerous" turn,
which may bring it back to the
United Nations Security Council
for decision, Lieut.. Gen. William
Riley, U. N. Palestine Truce
Supervisor, informed the United
Nations this week.
Gen. Riley reported that a
group of Arab landowners, pre-
senting the owners of IS percent
of the Arab land required for the
proposed channel for the Jordan
River under the drainage project,
had rejected any proposal for the
rental or sale of their land, or the
exchange of it for any other land,
Or that the project could continue.
According to Gen. Riley's mes
sage, there is little prospect of a
suitable solution arranged
through the Mixed Armistice
Commission, and this means that
the parties might have to have
recourse again to the U. N. Sc
curity Council.