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Evening star., 1952-12-13
Oyster Roast Tomorrow

Our Lady Queen Of Peace Church
will hold a benefit oyster roast
from l to pm. tomorrow in the
school hall, Ely place and Ridge
road Sc.
Evening star., 1952-12-13

Friday to take
gifts and en-
tertainment to
members of the
home.
T r / n / t Y
Mems Bible e
Class of Trim
ity Methodist
c h urch will
hold it's month
ly b u S n e S S
meeting at 3
pm. tomorrow
at the church,
followed by mu-
S ic al veSperS
and a. tea.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Dr.. Sizoo to Address
Chupluins on Koreu

The Rev. Joseph r. Sizoo, pro-
fesSor Of religion at George Wash
|ington University. will speak on
why We Need Chaplains" at q
meeting of the General Commits
sion on Chaplains at 1890 pm.
Thursday.
The meeting will take place in
the Chaplains' Memorial Building,
122 Maryland avenue NE. DR.
Sizoo will discuss his recent trip
to Korea.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Here to Hold
BuDtismul Ceremony

The sacrament Of baptism will
be administered to a group Of
adults, young people and infants
at IL am. tomorrow at the Epis-
copal Church of St. Stephen and
Incarnation, Sixteenth and New
ton streets NV.
The unusual mass ceremony will
be conducted by the Rev. Stuart
F. Cast, rector.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Song of Christmas Service

"The Song of Christmas" by
Roy Wingwald will be presented
at an all-musical worship service
at II am. tomorrow in Gunton-
Temple Memorial Presbyterian
Church, Sixteenth and Newton
streets NV. Bruce Rhoads. direc-
tor of music, will lead the chancel
choir in the service.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
WiIlinehom on Glad Fuith'

THE Alchemy of a Glad Faith"
will be the sermon topic. for the
Rev. Edward B. Willingham, pas
tor. National Baptist Memorial
Church. Sixteenth street and CO.
lumbia road NV, at 8:45 and IL
am. tomorrow.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-28

Dear Members! Our next meet
ing will be on Sunday March End
at 5 p. IN. All members WHO had
their "Namenstag' in January.
February, March. and April will
please be so kind and bring some
baked goods as we always do for
our three card parties. Our men,
bers donated nice prices. The card
party is February 9th (Wednes-
day. at l p. m. Everybody is well
come. We start early enough, SO
as to 60 home in time for supper:
We all know that Branch 4 was
organized March 2, 1902. so lets
honor this day by coming to the
meeting and if possible bring a
new member. We do want to build
up for our 50. Anniversary, and
Convention May the 3Oth and
Slst. We wish Freddy Mueller a
speedy recovery. We also con-
graduate Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst
Beth (Louise Herold) for their
new married life. Refreshments
and Card Party after the meet
ing.
Betty Fischer, Sec.
81, %.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-28

Sphihule an Muieun,srina lporin
beutc bic philoiophiihe iSofllltat lms
teraebraht lit. Sin onoerer Sd)ils
Ter hesielbcn @ie,,er Meiiters. =.
Shulef, selthillt AT ben Cont
balltcn su Hegcnsbura llnb lllm -,
halte bie &r0nl,nasfircbe III Sfeu
I'M lmO Neiioltete Die Tiid,erbaitei,
hicler in phontaitiihcm Still rpn,ous
tillerenben Srcppcnbat. all Stele
Der alten Gur0maller in Sfen. -
Ser SoclOenplae perbauft ieine ims
ppianten gautcn q. Sdifcnana
(&lnitbiitoriItbes Muie,ln,, slrhitcf
tur nes observation-disclosures, &ilnit=
lcrhal1s I'M StoatlpGlpthen uitt. }
Sano, Sd'odl. Der iih ben muoiari,
ihen Numen 9llpar ndblte, nerialI
has StdohpolDd,en init rnmontiidell
9oulperfen (Sc)lnH Gaioabunnab)
9lud) bic @ebduoe Der Gotionalbanf
Der Sorie lli,p. iino ieine &crfe. Sie
&auptlt1Dtiithc 9ieooute lit bon
,Sricnrid) ,ScRl crbuut lpprhcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-28
SALEM NEWS
By KATY

Everyone enjoyed themselves
at The Faschings Ball Saturday
night. Beckert's Band from Can
ton really put out some wonderful
old time music. Oh those polkas &
waltzes! recognized some out Of
towners from Canton and
Youngstown too. Al Falk, Bill
Zeck, Dick Zcck. Fritz Roth. and
Bill Holzinger were home for a
few hours.
Are you going' Where: w e !
to the Bowling Tournament in
Canton naturally. Good luck Can
ton for a successful tournament
See you there.
Belated welcome home greet.
ings to Rudy Maroscher who re.
turned 20 TIE states from occupa
ton duty in Germany. Good tc
have YOU around again.
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Nun VolIverkehr uvf
New Jersey Turnpike

gssuarf, g. s. - am 10. San.
lpl,rSe Sic leste Strede Der insge'
iamt lis Nteilen langen step Ser
len 5urnpifc - Die mooernlte sll'fo'
babu Ser Melt - oem Verfebr itber'
aeben Gs banoelt iit BEL bent leg.
ten Sell Inn bic 8 gcllen uon ssetp'
arf biz our slniabrt Der Seoree
Naibinston griide III 9t1o9e1telo
Yarf.
SIN Mabmcn Ser piii3iellcn 3ere'
lncnien ipuroe sic NaiIaic Hiper-
griidc als sic ,Ghaplaiu Wa'bing'
ton Memorial 9ribse" getauIt. un1
10 Sas Mnoenfen bes beroiifen Wi'
litireciltlihen Sobn 9. sso'bn1aton
aus Ne,uart sl ebrcn. Der 5uiamnlen
nit orei weiteren alerifern nl1ter'
ihieolihen @lnubens nit hem tor
peeierten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tor
DIETER" 1913 1,ntcrsine, naf)oen tie
ibre Mett,,ngsgiirtcl Den aan1erdoen
gegeben batten.
Glpids,eitis iuG sic Sadeniod Jfi'
Der Bride IN r&an0otpsfi Dte-
mcrial 8riide" unlbcnannt tper0en
als Dcntmal iiir orei grilOer aus
9pnbburit. Sic ebenialls ibr Seben
iiir slmerifa eabcn. Gs waren 9lle'
rauocr rno WiIliam Selpanootpsi,
pcld)e in 5elltld,lano iielen, 1ttlo
@alter 2eapanoonsti, Scr aui Slam
ltarb.
Iie Surnpife Nutbcritp meiit NIT
Stol; oaraui bin, Oab oieie sllto'
babn obne aoIten fiir Oie Steuer.
| ,abler erbaut tplrbe. 0ie Soften lcl'
len burd bic @ebiibren aetilat tper.
ben, oie BON benen ;u leilter iino,
bie ben unmittelbaren Norteil &C.
nteben.
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Raeumen Russen die Mandschurei?

Sougfong. -- Gies lit has Sabr,
it Dem Die Soniet,lnipu sic reihe
arobe MonSihurei riunen nr6
Gbina iibcrlaiieu inute. MuiIen, Ghi-
neien llno Ssapaner baben iid, ein
babies Sabrhunhert lult oas @ebiet
seitrittrn
Ser &cr5iht auf sic auutrcle IN
oem 4cbict biirite oem Greml nid)t
leid,t ialell. ober bic nleilten &C.
obadter alallhen, bab es bie 9flliicn
tlu ooer spenlgltens Den 9lnlfein
erlpedeu Deroen, inocm iie Ole &on-
trolle lofern.
slber ehuas lit auIgefuuell: 5eute
Dor spci Sahreu Wuroe 5niid)en
Hotd)ina imb Rublonb ser sSrei,nbs
'haftsDertrag nnterSelhnet obcr III
ieiner Gropagauba onlGblid hieies
ereign;iies bat Geipins sic MtanO-
idurei nit feinem @ort erndbnt.
2as fonnte ieine beionoere 8eocu-
tung baben, bcnn hu Gertras iii sic
Hiidgabe Der Manoihurci al Gbina
aus0riidiih prrgciebcn.
sic Sapancr hntten oas Wc6ict
I'M slnialla ser 30er Sabre beiest.
aGit Ser &apitulaton Snpans I'M
Sabre 1915 iiel cs on China ,uriif,
aber oie 9uiicn riiftcn f,wj ppr Dem
Gnoc ocs &rieges clu llno boIten
bcralls, Das 81 holcn mar.
Sn elnenl &crtrag nit Ser Me-
sierllna Ser d,ineiiicbcn 9tutionaliile,l
battcn iicb Die Muiien bcionbere Gor.
rehtc iu ben Saicn Gort 9lrtbur lmo
Iairen unA bie aontrpae Der, lilo.
nlanOid,uriiden @obn seIidert. ssnl
Sabr 1919 crobertell ble Notcn Das
Saro. Mao S5e-Sllra, ser isiibrer
bcr aonnnlnilten. itiiste leine Goli,
tit auI HuBlano. uerlanste abcr SIC
beblnguassloie &iifgabc Ser aro5cu
Eropinj, uno Dor ,tpei sabren ,pur.
Sen aulIchen Mosfau ltno Yeipina
eiue Nnjabl pom &creinbarlinaen &C.
id,.oiien, oic genohnlid1 aIs Der
rllliid,- -d,ineiiite ,Srel,noidaitsper-
traa be3eihnet neroen.
Cine gcltinnl,ng lailteie, haB iid)
HuBlano uno Gbina ge9euieitig im.
terltiiscn weroen, iaQs eire Der bel.
Den WGdte bon Sapau ooer bon Ell.
ncnt nit Sapan alliiertcn Staat an-
aegriiicn ,peroen iollte. ltuo oas lit
Der Yunft, Der lest in Der Yrppa-
! GAMBIA bcionDers bctunt miro.
Bort Mrtbur mnb 9aircn.
Cine anoere 0citinmluna tunr, oa6
Die 9illilcu aui ibre Norrchte in Gort
axbur rnb 9airen perjid,ten iu,o
Die &ontrolle Ser iiibmanoihurilhen
yabn Sen Gbireien aans iiberlailen
lclltcn. Die ruiliiten Iruppen ioa,
, ten Die Yropin3 uerlaiicn, ruS ole
sllllagen ioqten Mothina Sriauen,
menn Der Irieoensuertraa nit sapan
nilterjeihnet miro, lmb auf teinen
Tall lpdter ais i'm Sabre 1852.
Mtan fann nun Sen 9all3eu Iop
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
OSTSEITE LIEDERTAFEL

The Liedertaiel Saxon Singing
Society, wishes to thank all our
friends who helped to make tie
Masquerade Dance success, and
extends cordial welcome to the
next festive event. The Wurst
Markt. and Bake Sale combined
with card party. on Friday even
ing March 9TH. 1852 at s p. M
at +. S. Sachsenheim.
Advance orders will be taken
Sophie Delfino he l-OS26. Please
by Mrs. Guip, Re l-SO43. and Mrs
order in advance if possible, so the
various committees will know
just how much to prepare.
Thank you again!
Martha Melzer, Secretary
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SAXON VETERANS
By FRED

Yours truly is back again, this
time recuperating from an opera
ton that will keep me indoors
for a few weeks. TO the manly
friends a big thanks, your kind
remembrances were appreciated.
Saturday. March Sth. there will
be a social for all members and
their wives. 1t will be held i'll the
Vets club room starting around
500 p. m. The committee has a
warm meal planned for the even
ing.
Keep in mind our regular
monthly meeting date. March
10th. Another great evening OF
excitement will be in store Tor
you.
We featured George Cook ant
his band last Saturday closing oul
dance schedule before the Lenter
Season. Another record crowd at
tended the affair which brought
some of our fair city.
Our schedule of dancing vii
be resumed April 10Th when VIZ
will present Rudy Sindell and hi;
band at the Westside Sachsen
helm. 7OOl Denison Avenue
Dance Committee take notice
There will be plenty OF time tt
make all arrangements for th'
next series OF dances such as per
mits etc.
Several people heard the re
mark made by disc Jockey, Bu'
Wendell over the radio that h
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day.
This makes it increasingly i'm
portant that the Interstate and
Foreign Commerce Committee meet
at the earliest possible moment to
consider H. r. 9l0 in executive ses-
sion. This is the bill on nursing
education which introduced last
session. Hearings were held in the
Fall. Before the bill can be placed
on the calendar for action in the
House, and then 60 to the Senate
for action. it must be voted out Of
the Interstate and Foreign Com
merce Committee. The chairman
my distinguished colleague, the
Hon. Robert Crosser, assures me il
is slated next on his Committee
calendar.
WITH Federal income taxes al
w an all-time high, much inter-
est is being shown in q move tc
limit the mount Of such taxes
that the Federal government may
collect on personal incomes and
estates. This move is in the form
of a proposed amendment to the
United States Constitution limiting
the Federal tax on incomes anc
estates In peacetime to 25gs.
The idea originated with the
American Taxpayers Association
an organization OF Warrington
D. C. In 1898. . propoael was In
troduced in Congress to submit
such an amendment to the States
The proposal was pigeonholed. How.
ever, Article v of the Constitution
peovides that when Congress fail
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Biensn srh,nuggeln
Schweizer Honiq

BUDS. - Gin iinbiaer &orarl.
berger hat nit 9ilie ieiner Shtpei.
Ser &pni9lieieranteu uno eiues otter.
reid'iiden ssnlfers 100 fa id}lpeiSe.
ri'ncn Sonis sollirei iiber Sic
GrenSe sebraft. Der 2ieierant Itell.
te Sic &ouist0pie an eiuem 1alb.
rono nahe Ser @ren;c ab, ,no oie
gienen tes ssmfers jenIeits Ser
6renSe batten bic 1opFe balo ae'
iunoeu. Auitatt milbiam beu Sonis
an oen 9liiten 5u ial.aen, bclten Iie
Iid) Den Spnig herii5er uno iiiu.
tell rain ibre @aben.
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This and That from Washington
BY Congressman Frances p. 6oIton-

to take action on proposed amend
ment, the Legislatures OF the States
may petition Congress therefor.
When 2t3 OF the States 1877 have
so petitioned, Congress must pass
a joint resolution. It has no choice.
Such resolution could ask one OF
two things: ~ that the governors
Of the States call q constitutional
convention within their states: or
20 that the Legislatures OF the
states act on the amendment. When
favorable action has been taken by
three quarters Of the States 1867
the amendment automatically be-
comes part Of the United States
Constitution.
Thus far. 26 STATS have petitioned
Congress to submit this proposed
amendment to the States. In our
own State Of Ohio, the Senate
passed the resolution several years
ago, but no action was taken py
the House. Last year the proposal
was gain brought before the Leg
islature. The result was tie vote
and no further action was taken.
It will be interesting to see what
action. if any. will Be taken when
the legislature meets next year. In
the meantime, it is one OF the in
teresting proposals you will want to
be thinking about.
no YOU have books on the his
IL tory Of this country which you
would be willing to donate to the
people of India - books to make
America come alive in the hearts
and minds of the people of a coun-
try that is making such q valiant
effort to educate its people.
Under q State Department grant,
Professor Howard D. Kramer of our
own Western Reserve University is
to leave for India this June. to
teach American history for q year
at the University OF Allahabad. He
suggests that Clevelanders might
like to donate books on American
history and culture either from
their personal libraries or by cash
contribution. India is being flooded
with Soviet literature and prop
uganda, while few students have
access to American books.
Any person interested in taking
part in this project may do 90 by
telephoning the Cleveland College
Library, TO. l.7650. Ext. SO.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
BRANCH 33

The regular monthly meeting
will be held Sunday March 9,
1882, at 200 p. m. at the East
Side Sachsenheim.
This meeting will be very i'm
portant as we have to plan date
for the dedication OF the picnic
grounds. Come to the meeting
and help decide when this should
be done.
The members on, the sick list
this month are: Sam Rienerth ;
VIM. Lutsch: Peter Weiss; VIM.
Resets; John Schieb Sr.; and
Michael Schmidt. The members
wish them all speedy recvery.
81, Is.
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T. S. J. A. NEWS

The Bowling | Ournament Is
next Saturday March lst, so lets
get going and have good time.
For the ones who have to work
Saturday there will be a dance
Saturday night at the Canton
Saxon Club.
If any club would like to have a
basketball tournament this year
get in touch with me at the bowl
ing tournament. There has to be
several teams playing. Anyone
who has an idea about what
should be done about basketball
games, don't hesitate to let loose.
Don't forget. if YOU can't make
the Bowling Tournament be sure
and come to the dance. See you
there.
John r. Schneider, Pres.
q, %.
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Dem Nlnbil,nt BON 8eiping iuborer,
oi,ne aud, lllr ein g9ort iiber biele
&ertraasbeiti eitialnnungen 81 hGren.
gSeoer Mublanb nod Rotd)ina ers
fennen oen nit ssapan iu Sar iran.
cisco abecidlloiIenen Trieoenspertrag
an, una feline ser beiben Yiad,te
biirite bnlo eiuen Sertraa nit So.
pan einseben. Gaber lahit am 81.
Ge5en,ber hieies Sabres Die 1riit
al, IN Ser &,lblauo Sic Maitoihurei
auiseben uno ielne Srl,ppen urh
&riegsihiiie s,triid;iebcn ioa.
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UnerkIoerter Wortwechsel
bel der Ostzonenpolizej

Berlin. - WeIt6erIiner Gueuen
melocten cine Sduber,ngsaftion in.
nerbalb Der fo,nnIuniitiiden Hot5ei.
nlaft Der Soniet5one. gs beibt, bab
i'r Stabshei 9ernbaro 8ed,ler ent.
laiien ,poroen lei. Gas @eitDeutide
&aoio N@SH iiiste binSll oab Bed.
ler BON aommiilar @ulS nbselDit
mcroen lei. Sie @riinoe paren bier
bisher unerIinblih.
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%, 900, 900 Amerikoner
huben irqendein Leiden

Walblngtpn. - Ser arnerif1nl,d)e
8eiuuoheitsoienit aab hefannt, bab
2S,OOO,OO0 Nmeritaner lrgcloein
fDrpcrlifes ODER aeiitises 9eioen ia.
ben. Nah benz @criht bobtr Spi.
ihen 8 unh 10 MiQionen irgenoein
3erSlcioen, 100000 baben cine ,sorm
Don arcbs, 100000 Iciocn an Suber.
fuIple llno liner 100000 iinb burd)
Die iSolgen BON Mrtbritis cocr Nbeu.
n,atismus aan; poer teilmeiic inpa'
IiNp.
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along with Paul Nakel would be
willing to take paint brush in
hand to help brighten the dreary
ball room. | can safely say that
this near future as painting bids
are being presented.
When the good weather begins,
we'll be looking forward at having
picnics at our proposed picnic
grounds.
| hear that Bill Wolff already
has his daughter Shirley march
ing down the isle. She was the
cute flower girl at least Satur-
days wedding.
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NILES, OHIO
NOTICE.!
The F, T. S. Sick Benefit, Br. 20

Dear Members.
Every member is urged to at
tend the meeting to be held or
Sunday March .. 1882 at 200 p.
IN. at III Belmont Avenue, Niles,
Ohio. There will be very i'm
portant business discuss at this
meeting. 50 therefore every mem
Der. sincce there isn't anymore
iotball or baseball season hasn't t
started and they can't be used as
excuse, is asked to make an extra
effort to attend.
Frederick Fritz" Schell
Recording Secretary.
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CANTON, OHIO
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

Well. today ! am an aunt! Con-
gratulations and loads OF happi-
ness to Mr.. and Mrs William
Untch. the proud parents OF a
bouncing baby boy. Richard
George made his arrival on
February D (when all great men
are boru.) The happy grandpa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ram
pelt and Mrs. Johanna Cntch.
think he's mighty fine. Another
little Saxon for the future unior
Club.
See YOU at the bowling tourna-
ment, hope everyone has a swell
time.
Jeanne Morris. Reporter.
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UnvorstelIbare
Crovsumkeiten

9annoper. 9on Den 1000
Oeutiber, sic i,t Dem polni'hen
aon;entrationslaser 2a,,rsoorf III
Shleiien ieitaebalten purhen. iino
nur et,pa 200 am Sehen aebliehen,
iaste Der ebenlaiiac Saserarat Dr.
Giier in einem aameraOenlhilt0er.
pro5eB III Sannoper aus. Sic 2eut.
ihen ieieu l,uporiteubaren Nl.afe'
reieu allsgeest Woroen metItens
ipuroen iie burb galonettitid)e unS
Shiiiie aetotet. ginnIal babe man
so Ieutihe ourh 0taIdinenaetpebr'
itiiiie in cine brennenbe 8arafe
getrie6en, pit WurSen &i'tlinse &C.
teert uno als lebenbe Iateln ollrd)
oas Saser seiast, bis iie tot au'
lalnmenbrahcn.
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Krieg.sefonsene
in Unqurn

;Sriehlunb. -- Sieben heutitile
Ncin,fchrer aus llngorn berihteten.
oa' in n,ebreren ungariirhen 9aoern
nod, etlpo 5000 &riegsAeianoene
;llriifachalten ipcrnen. Snn etlpu
1900 neutihen &rieasaeiunNenen
llugariider Staatsanaehoriafcit. bic
i'm pnriaem Sabre aus Der Sclpiet=
union nah lluaaru suriidaebrodt
nllroen, icicn nur RUM 1000 frei.
ocluiicn lpprbcn. .~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-28

81 per cent IN
the number Of
young " o m e n
entering nurs-
ing schools in
1861 as COM
pared with 1850.
This is not good.
At the present
t m e " e ar e
60, 900 short OF
the number of
registered nurs-
es needed, and
the shortage Is
growing m o r e
emerQent eyerv
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TOURNAMENT
7. S. j. A. BOWLING
10E9
CANTON RECREATION LANES
lll50 Market Ave. NJ, Canton, O.
MARCH lst & End, 1852
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
HAE0

S\k1GDOLG VI HVIAN1 -
Saturday March lst, 1852
II :5O-l2 90 p. NJ. Fl OF e l. Re-
gistration.
II :W-l 90 p. NJ. Lunch -
Restaurant.
80 3 90 Z. NJ. + i've m e II
team event.
800 5 90 P. NJ. Doubl. Event.
500 900 P. NJ Supper. (No
supper served at the club
9:O0-l2 80 A. NJ. Dance at
Sachsenheim Club.
Music by Polka Toppers."
Sunday March End, 1852
IL 30 90 P. NJ. Singl. Event.
90 200 p. M. Hotel Check
out.
go P. NJ. Banquet ID in n r
(Chicken.)
Presentation OF trophies.
Five-men Team Event
100 p. M.
Alley No.
l-Cleveland East
Canton 3
3-Canton |
4--Lorain 2
5--Columbus
r
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Siebenbiiroiid,. .2lmerifaniid,es Dolfsblatt

1Karl Gromes
Bob Flagg
4 Elmer kirschner
Herbert Binder
S-Tom Gushing
Heinie kotsch
eddie Hobar
Chuck Hobar
7-Babe Moran ~
John krach
s Eddie Schubert
Bill Schuster
9-Detroit s.
10-Elmer Deutschlander
Dale Lee
Sunday II 90 P. NJ.
Alley ).
l-Detroit
2 Dick kautz
Martin Roth
5-Detroit
4-Walter Thesis
Michael Schmidt
5--Detroit
6karl Guist
Paul Guist
7-Tom Halter
Bob Clark
| S--John Leonhardt
Geo. Schneider
9-Jokn Schneider
Detroit
10-John Gross
Joe Titsch
l1-Detroit
l2-Hank Cleaver
Otto Falk
Ladies Singles
Sunday II 100 A. NJ.
Alley
l3-Detroit
14-Marie Ongerth
Marcella Hollback
l5-Beverly Burns
Minnie krach
lo-katy Thesis
Sunday - 90 P. NJ.
l3-BettySchmidt
Marg. Schmidt
l4-Dot. Schubert
Mary Lee
l5-Elsic Cleaver
Freda Folberth
l6-loan Goohs
Ida Binder
l7--Detroit
lS-I4ilda kautz
Mary Schmidt
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25-Detroit
26-Lorain
Mems Doubles
100 ?. NJ.
Alley
Carl Guist
Paul Guist
Babe Moran
John krach
3-John Leonhardt
Geo. Schneider
Aloe Titsch
Dick Fleischer
5-John Schneider
VIM. Foisel
6-Dick kautz
Martin Roth
7-Detroit
S--Arny kirschner
Walt Goohs
9-Detroit
lO-Eddie Hobar
Chuck Hobar
l1-Rudy Bodendorfer
Simon Spack
12-Detroit
400 P. NJ.
John Gross
Jack Middleton
2-Dick Bruening
Hersh Roby
5-Walter Thesis
Michael Schmidt
4-E.imer' kirsckne;
Herbert Binder
eddie Schubert
Bill Schuster
o-karl Gromes
Bob Flagg
7-Iom Halter
Bob Clark
S--Hank Cleaver
Otto Falk
9--Detroit
l0-Elmer Deutschlaender
Dale Lee
l1-Detroit
l2--Tom Gushing
Heine kotsch
Ladies Doubles
800 P. NJ.
Alley
2l-Beverly Burns
Minnie krach
22-Marie Schmidt
Betty Schmidt
2S--Marie Ongerth
Marcella Hollbacl
24-Hilda kautz
Katy Thesis
SV--I d. NODS
Betty Sckaser
2o-Detroit
4 90 P. N.
2l-Detroit
22-Ioan Goohs
Ida Binder
23-Detroit
24-Dorothy Schubert
Mary Lee
25-Elsie Cleaver
Freda Folberth
Mems Singles
Sunday II 90 A. NJ.
Alley
Rudy Bodendorfer
Simon Spack
, Army kirschner
Walt Coohs
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CLUB SECRETARIES

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day 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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Mems Singles
Sunday II 90 A. NJ.
Alley
Rudy Bodendorfer
Simon Spack
, Army kirschner
Walt Goohs
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Ladies Team Event

| UU F. NJ.
Alley No. .....
2l-Canton
22-Cleveland West /
25-Columbus
24-Cleveland West :
2S-Dctroit
26-Lorain