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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06
LoRAIN. OHIO
SECTION S

One again the smell OF burning
leaves tells us that it won't be
very long until snow again covers
the ground.To those of us belong
ing to the Singing Society Of
Lorain it means that another con-
cert is in the making. Our concert
will be held November the Sth
at 8 p, IN. in the Saxon Club Hall.
We invite all of our members
and friends to come join with us
in the singing and dancing.
We extend our heartiest con-
gratu1ations to Mrs. Taub on her
forthcoming marriage.
We are sorry to report that our
member Mrs. Prohl is not feeling
very we'll and we hope that she
soon is feeling better.
Wilhelmine SCHNEIDER, Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06
COLUMBUS, OHIO, NEWS
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB
By HlLDA
By HlLDA

AT our Masquerade Ball last
Saturday night we had tranps. a
southern nanny, Littel Red
Riding Hood. gypsies, a harem
dancer, clowns, flapper. Robin
Hood. pirates. leopard man,
Old Mother Hubbard, and many
other wonderfully costumed
characters you would have had
to see to appreciate. The prizes
were won by Susie karscht as
the prettiest, Walther Thesis as
the funniest, and Doug Burkley
as the most original. 1t was lots
of fun having the Masquerade
and we hope veryone enjoyed
tmesleves.
Don't forget, Junior meeting
is this next Thursday. November
18th. at $50 p. m. Let's all be
trere to help make plans for the
Christmas season.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06
3,ucis 80
Srauben=Teit

Ser 3ipeig 80 fat beihloiicn, am
Is. 9toDelnber Samstag abeno INT
8 llbr eiu Srollhenfeit absubalten.
9ie Mitalieber oes 3lpeiaes 30 TO-
lpie ale Witalieper bes 3,pei9es %
uno nercn 'Srembe, iolpie ale beut=
ihe uno iGhliihe 9onbslellte bon
9tab uno Sern iinh berSlih ein9ela=
Ben. iid an Dem SraubenfeIt au be-
teiliscn.
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itbenbe iiber bas Sroubenfeit lit
,nb iein &pmitee iino tii1tia at Ser
slrbeit Inn bas iSeit 10 idOn ipie
mogli6 5ll geItalten.
Sin 0uteS Srheiter ipirb fit bic.
len Abeno sunt Sans al,fipielen. IS
famt ieoer Das San5bein ihningen
ah Selieben p6 Sung ooer sllt.
Ger Geinaelpinn bieies Srouben=
feltes gebt in einem Spesialfonbs
fir oas neue6eiiunssipltem iueldes
in Der natbiteu 3eit in Der Sadien=
bale ein9erid)tet miro.
Sulil1s $oucgel miro an Der Sano
icin, Inn einen iehcn Gin5elnen all
begrilBen am 10. 9topember.
0i(l isrdnf, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06
CLEVELAND, OHIO
GOLDEN WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY STEVE AND
ANNA MONTSCH

1t was really most impressive
celebration which was arranged
by the children of the jubilee
couple on Saturday October 25th
in the East Side Sachsenheim.
About 800 guests had been in
vited. the tables were decorated,
the dinner was excellent, refresh
mems plentiful, music and dancing
enjoyable. - Everybody was
happy.
Steve and Anna Montsch were
poor immigrants when they were
married in Youngstown 50 years
ago. They had neither money nor
friends, therefore no wedding
feast. - They had each other and
were loyal, industrious and
thrifty. They had a special gift of
friendship. Their home had always
been most hospitable. They raised
their children to become useful.
christian, honored members of
society.
God had blessed them with good
health. prosperity and sunshine
III their hearts. -- SO this Golden
Wedding was indeed a great
Thanksgiving Festival for Mr..
and Mrs. Montsch and their good
children and grandchildren.
There were few after dinner
speeches. Michael krauss, the
Veteran Saxon leader, and John
kresch. both very dear friends OF
the Montsch family, brought con-
gratulations and best wishes.
They spoke out Of the hearts Of
hundreds of friends. The children,
especially the two daughters, En-
ma Schaser and Elsie Golob paid
tribute to their good parents and
expressed their undying gratitude
to them. Rev. Foisel performed
his duty as pastor and toast
master. The arrangement and SUI
pervision over the big. yet so
lovely affair was in the hands of
the two sons law! - Well,
certainly good time was had
by all, especially by the happy
bridal couple, Steve and Anna
Montsch.
Now they are on their vacation
in Florida. They want to express
their heartfelt thanks to all and
everyone who helped them to
make their Golden Wedding such
4 social success.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06

Son Belt AT 3eit eribeincn auf=
uiitteInbe GrnGbrlnasbii6er. Die
bas 0elpiilen Der @enieber beunrlls
bigen uno bic Sebniubt Der Wfiu=
oerbemittclten nah Der geiunhen,
ober 10 tellren &oit ipeden. @enn
Gin aeicbidter Sdriflteller feline
Stunt bieiem Sbema su,penoet uno
lan0es 2ebeu llnb Gcriiingun9 im
9Iter Deripriht, oann lit ein burd,s
idlasenoer GrfoIa aeipib, lpie 4. 9.
bel DEM 8llh pnn @aDelorb Souler
vSleibc Jung, Ie6e IGnaer!" Gein
SnbaIt. I'M Meientlihcn ser 8ampf
ser Geactarier umo MobfGitler 0ez
acn oie ,Sleiiheiier, brinat alip eis
gentlih nihts 9teucs; aher bic slrt
Ser SorltelIuna lit birreiBeno mo
re9t ipeite &reiie an, iih iiberbaupt
einnal init Der GrnGbrunasfraae
su beibGftigen lmb Iih ein eiaenes
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be.
Gie ipiiicni6aftIide @abrbeit in
ser GrnGhrungslebre iieht moers
aus. nur finoen iih fir bieies @e=
biet oni6einenb feline Sbriftlteller,
neIhe bic niihternen Satia6en Ben,
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neueiten 3uiammenfaiiung oes piis
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rlrnasmitteI?") lit feinestpeas anz
siebeno. unb ,per honn bic trofene,
ibplnaIoie MISUNDERSTANDING Der
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burdaeafert fat, Der lest has 8u6
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@iiienihoft fit gSilienidoftler,
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brauht aIle Sr9ane Der Gflan,en
lmo Siere". ia ioaar: v9e6er, Sirn,
Ma0en. Tarm, innere Sriiien 'ino
Iebensipi6tiae Nabrunasmittel! !"
Salt einig iinb iid 9idtl,na ,mo
@abrbeit III Der gebeutl,na Der
9lobfoit. ober au6 bier halten bic
einen Hohfoit BON hemiih geoilnas
ten. aeiprieten lnh aebc;sten iSriid=
ten fiir irhGoIih.
Coll iih MIN Der moberne Wenid
bei iolden Geaenidben mebr an
2idtuna ooer @abrhcit halten ?
yflm, bas bette 1T, CT bdIt iih at et'
mas. mas iiber beiben itebt: an bic
@irfIihfcit! limb bieie 9sirflihfeit
lit ser Menib NIT aeiunbem Mens
ihenperitanb. ein aeiltig.ieelii6
leiblithes @eien. bas fir bic @iis
ienimoft einaeItanbencrmuRen ein
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06
SAXON VETERANS
By FRED

A preview showing of the films
which were taken at our banquet
at Hotel Cleveland was seen by
few members, including yours
truly, last Monday. The fl ms are
in color and turned out excep-
tionally we'll. At Our regular
monthly meeting, Monday Nov,
10, discussion on these films
will highlight the order of bu-
siness.
Saturday Nov. 8, Eddie Habat
and his band will take over the
Sachsenheim Ballroom. 7OOl De-
nison Ave. Our dance last Satur-
day turned out to be fair.
The Eintracht & Saxonia are
staging play on Sunday Nov.
10 at the Westside Sachsenheim.
The affair is under the super
vision and direction of Hans
Steiner.
A heated debate on the worth
mess of the two Presidential can
didates was aired by Gertie Gott-
schling and Tillie kiertscher last
week. Here's hoping the best man
won.
Although Tommy Schneider
cant attend the committee func-
ton of our club. he has donated
refreshments instead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Weir will
soon be travelling about in their
new cadillac "'62' coupe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06
CLEVELAND EAST
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB
By MARY ANN

Our last meeting which was
held at Helen & Dick Brett
house last week was enjoyed very
much. There was a very good
attendance and it was nice to see
some old and new faces around.
The next meeting will be held
on Wednesday, November II. at
7:N p. IN. down at the East Side
Sachsenheim. After the business
end of the meeting, which will be
short, there will be a Bingo Par
ty. with prizes to be given away.
Coffee and kuchen will be served.
Some interesting activities have
been plannes for this fall and
winter which will be reported on
at another time. Anyone in
terested in coming to the meet
ings is welcome.
That's all for this week.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06
WeItraum-Anzug
fuer Duesenpiloten

&ai6inatpn. -- Sic Sllftltreit.
frdfte gabcn befannt. baB lie einen
&eltraum slnsua bergeitellt baben.
burrh ,pelhen es iSlugseugpiloten
n,Dglid 9enaht ipirb, in iolcbet
60ben gu flieaen, in benen bas
menidlibe 0Iut au fphen be9innt
,mo Die 3uiiihrllna bon Sauerltoff
niht ollsrcirben iuilrbe, Inn eiuen
Meniden om 9eben Al, erbalten.
Solb ein 9lnsug mubte crflnoen
lueroen, bepor mon au neitere Sort.
idritte bel ben Siiienflusseuaen u,b
Hafeten benfen fonnte.
SSn S0ben iibcr $4,000 SUB tann
nur bic @inatmlng BON Saueritoff
ni6t mebr eeniigen, Inn bas menld-
Iihe 2eben gu erbalten unb bic allns
gcn miiiien in iolhen SoGben bur6
Die hiinne 9tmoipbGre 9ans einfab
iiberlaitet iperoen. ssn ,6oben iiber
$4,000 iSub miirbe bas menihlihe
glut bant Der &orpertemperatllr
al fohen beginnen, mas ben menid)-
liben aOrper al ieinem bpppelten
llnlfans aufbldben lnb in ipeuiaelt
Sefllnoen ben Sob ber6eiiiibren
,piirne.
Scr @eltroum=Mnsua 81" emf.
ipriht hen pouldren s(lfioiilmaen
bon ciner &cltraumfleibuno. Gieier
slniua ihiibt aeaen Giniuirfunaen
Der grcBen ,6Dben unb alcih,eitia
ae9en SerGnberung in Der [cropi,
tat. gu Dem g(nsua gcborcn aud, eir
Stursbelm, Saucrltofimosfc, &or-
QerGte fir bic Sbren. Mifrophpne,
Srillen, Gntciil1n0sapporate mo ei.
ne Srpaenilaibe fiir slbipriinge.
Scr slnsu9 ,pirb bonn Giloten 1ln-
alligehlalen getragen uno bld't lih
autpmatiih auf, lpenn Der 2uftbrrf
III Der Sabine oes iSluN,euaes nod)s
lGbt. Ser oufgeblaiene gSeltraum.
9lnsua NIT !oelm idiitt bic Sun9elt
oes Gilpten unb fiibrt bieiem Sauer-
ltoff sllm 9ltmen at. Ser 9(n,ua iiht
audi einen @eoenoruf ollf bic &or>
pero6erilGtbe beg Eilpten aus. 10
oaR ber SrGaer bes Slnsuges bor
einem pbniiiden 3lliommenbrud
9eidiitt miro.
Scr neue @cItralm= =9(nsua fir
Giloten lit bereits bel iSliiaen lit
aroBen Soohen al,f bcm sSlugplab
Golparbs in California al,sprobiert
nprben. Sberltlcutnant iSranf 6.
Gbcriet trua cincn ioIhen @clt.
raumonslla bel icinelt Scriuhsflils
aen nit ieinem Satctenfligsela. Sic
Sabine bieier Maidine nerlcr ihrer
fiinitlir,en 9llfthruf burth einen
gr,,h in Der &abinenbefe, a6er her
autrmatiif, iilb aufblaienbe @elts
raumonsus mahte es Dem Eiloten
n0glid. icinen Slug burdaufiibren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06

put out by the United States Spe-
cial Mission to Norway, and may be
obtained through the Cleveland
Office Of the u. s. Department of
Commerce. The 100 page booklet.
Trade with Norway" is a product
of the Mutual Security program.
and its predecessor, ECA. Your
money went into gathering the in
formation, so you might as well
profit by the results. Businessmen
interested in expanding their for
eign business would do well to look
over this Norway guide to find If
it is of real value. Nobody In
government Office is as good Judge
of this as the man who really makes
and buys and sells the goods.
FREEDOMS FOUN ION
Il AWARDS - It is still not too
late to send in materials for Free
doms Foundation awards the
deadline is November II. The very
broad scope Of these awards covers
community programs, motion pic
lures. radio and television programs,
and almost any endeavor which has
helped to bring about q better un-
dertsanding of Freedom.
Most interesting are the school
awards. Our schools here in Cieve-
land are certainly worthy OF our
best educational traditions, and let's
hope we get some of the Freedoms
awards in 1858! Be sure that teach
ers and pupils have sent in the best
Of the years crop of artwork, es-
says, copies of school newspapers
and other work which shows under
standing of liberty and the Amer
lean way Of life. Pictures Of school
activities can be sent, too. or news
paper clippings about activities. re.
cordings Of programs. and SO forth.
Our schools are so rich In all these
treasures that I know there is al
ready q flood Of such material 60
ing to the Freedoms Foundation.
Valley Forge. Pennsylvania. Just be
sure that 1t gets in before Novem-
ber IL. and that the subject mat
ter was written or developed after
November /, 1851.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06
T. S. j. A.
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
1952-1953

Nov. 22 at New Castle
1-Salem VS.. Monaco.
2-Canton VS.. New Costle.
Nov. 70 at Canton
2-Salem VS.. New Castle.
1-Canton VS.. Monaco.
Dec. s at Salem
New Castle VS.. Monaco.
2-Salem VS.. Canton.
Dec. Is at New Castle
1-Monaca VS.. Salem.
New Castle VS.. Canton.
Dec. 20 at Canton
2-Canton VS.. Monaco.
1-Salem VS.. New Castle.
Jan. 10 at Monaco
2-Canton VS.. Salem.
Monaco vs.. New Castle.
Jan. II at Salem
2-Salem VS.. Monaco.
l-Canton VS.. New Castle.
Jan. "a at Monaco
2-MOnaCa VS.. Canton.
New Castle VS.. Salem.
Numbers and ? designate
which teams are to play first
Starting times OF games are tt
be at 7 90 p. m.
The city holding the event j!
requested to supply two referees
An entry fee OF 5000 is re
Quired Of each club entering tn,
basket ball league. Send al
checks to Frieda Hermann o
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06
CANTON, OHIO
JUNIOR SAXONS

Basketball season for the Ju-
niors will start Nov. 22nd. The
schedules will be mailed to the
clubs as soon as possible. Let's
all get behind our teams and make
this the best year ever.
The Carpathian Singing Society
Concert will be held this Sund-
day, Nov. End, with dancing to
follow.
Popular Bunny Untch of the
Canton Club was elected Queen of
the Juniors at Salem. Congratu-
lations Bunny.
George Mcclellan.
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&ummuiitcn in Saalidladt nit
SitflIdtlin9en

gremen. - Cine fnmnuniltiihe
aunoeebuna i'm Sarfhal,s enttpif=
felte iid su elmer idlperen Saul=
idlad)t NIT fSliihtlinaen aus Der
Snpietsonc. bie in einem Eager in
gremeu rnteraebraht iinb. Gs aab
cine slnsabl Terleste. Sas Mobiliar
ncs Soales lpurbe sum aroBen Sell
sertriimmert. Sm Saal lpuren etlpo
600 Gerionen. Dorllnter rltnh 300
TlilhtlinNe aus Der Sonictsone.
Sic Golisei mllBte nah 9luflDil,na
Der &unbaebuna 2uiann,errottlun.
ael aui ben umlie9cnoen StraBen
;critycuen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06
2lms peaneste,ut,, Obie
3wcia %

Gs bienc allen Sdlpeitern hes
3peiaes % sur aefdlliaen Nah=
riht, bob lrniere re9elmdbiae Ser
ionmllln9 an SpmltaN ben 8.
9topembcr Inn 2::3O llbr nahmits
tags ltattfinbet. slllc Shlpcltern
iinD 0ebeteu, Sen @eriommlunNen
bci,lnppbnen. Gs iuerben inns in bic
ier Geriammllma folaenoe Sdpe=
ltern nit &affee lulo SUDDEN erfri.
ihcn: slrB. &otb. 9lrt, Maria Mn:
bran. ,Sricoa Slmbcrtb, &otb. gree,
G(enorc Sreb, &ath. gudnl. Marie
s(nu guhu, Glcnore 9ahu, &otb.
gprben, Mi,ni Srllmaaaro, Cara
Srou. Maria Sofelth, Marie 9abs
'ner.
aatb. SfinasNroff. Sefr.
80, &.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06

N1CvCldIlN OAX1CC
to 1888 East 11th
ST., where it will
continue to serve
small manufac-
turers of this
area by giving
them all possible
aid in g tt in G
and filling de-
I e n Sc ord e r S
from the gov
e r n m e n t. It
should be Stress
e d t at the
S m a IL Defense
nla SAtA A ~lsef~S
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06

Salem, Ohio.
All eligibility lists are to be
sent to Mike Linz of New Castle
before the season beginns.
Tohn r. Schneider lst Vice Pres.
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Cleveland West Juniors

Ha, Ha. Ha! Boy did we laugh
AT what: At Gerry and Ed Laub
ast Saturday. Wait until YOU see
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06
This and That from WASHINGTON
BY Congressman Frances p. Bolton

CMALL DEFENSE PLANTS-The |
~ Small Defense Plants Admini-
stration on October 80 moved it's
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-06

NRADE WITH NORWAY - A
j businessman's guide, and direc-
tory to trade with Norway has been
Evening star., 1952-02-11
TABLECLOTH PROBLEM.
From Mrs. y. r. s..
University Park

! enjoy reading your column
each day and keep watching fOl
the answer to the various queries
AS Of yet ! have seen no answer to
the linen tablecloth problem.
May I submit my findings? a
lady gave me q beautiful Irish
linen tablecloth with four match
ing napkins. all hand-hemmed,
for Christmas. Since these linens
had been stored in q trunk since
about 1910 stains had developed.
I tested the cloth by severe pull
ing and found 1t to be very strong.
I decided good washing was the
thing. So ! made my usual laun-
dry bath and put in the linens
first. All the brown spots and
stains came out. The linens are
beautiful and I have, had many
compliments on them.
I also find. like silyerware, the
more you use them the prettier
they are. What's the use of owning
something just to pack away? !
use my best" every day. In case
the stains don't come out In the
laundry try hanging the linens on
an outdoor line and letting them
freeze. You'll like the results.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Valentine Greetings for All This Leap Year

denoting q valentine message Tor
husband to. those for son. beau.
father, granddad, uncle. cousin.
butcher, baker and candlestick
maker. Some Of the, verses
parody famous poems. some bor-
row quotes from remembered
nursery rhymes and jineies.
II you prefer not to bty your
valentines, but would rather re-
vert to the old days when they
made them by hand, there Is
plenty of material available in
the local stores. You need just
IA few basic things such as white
lace paper doilieS, cutout paper
hearts, cupids and special seals
Here's how you can make .
valentine easily. Take q piece OF
red cardboard about 10 inches
long and S inches wide, fold 1t
in half so that 1t forms square
booklet. On the front cover paste
q 5-inch square lace paper dolly.
In each corner and in the center
of the dolly paste q special seal.
Inside the booklet, on the right
hand page, paste q seal IN the
upper left hand and lower right
hand corners. then write your own
message In the center.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
ANSWER FOUND.


From Mrs. D. M. B.. Waslsilgton.)
Rejoice with mel I believe /
have found the answer to q ques-
tion / sent to you about : year ago.
To remove aeroplane glue and ball
point pen ink try paint remover.
I have only had ocassion to try
each Of them once, but 1t work
like magic for me. Good luck to
you.
PAINTING PIANO.
iFrom Miss M. ri. Washington
Mrs. A. A.: This is In regard to
the use OF aluminium paint as o
''sealer" before painting q piano. I
tried this once on another piece
0f furniture stained with d ma
hogany finish. Three times / ap-
piled aluminium paint and then
white enamel but each time the
red stain "bled through the white
paint. I do not remember whether
used the best grade aluminium
paint so I cannot say that this
would happen IN every case. / was
old. however. to try shellac In
'tead, which I did and 1t worked
perfectly. ! would suggest that
Mrs. A. A.. try shellac on . small
nconspicuous side Of the piano.
allowing 1t to dry thoroughly BEL
ore painting the entire surface.
u \ \ y
VALENTINE PARTY?
From Mrs. A. F. B., Alexandria
I would like to have suggestions
Evening star., 1952-02-11

anything such as love, friendship
or companionship. Although
sweetheart valentines continue al
best sellers Especially among the
men, we found out), this veal
there are cards appropriate fol
every situation and every member
of the family.
Nearly a score Of Leap Yeal
valentines have been created this
year. all on the theme Of happy
days are here again for the gals.
One miSsive states:
you may think you can't trust mo
5ss esule I'm 5srs ssnt to %as s.sts SSs Ssssnd snd
! want a single man.
Actually. Leap Year valentine.
are created for the gals who want
to make their approach to beaus
in unmistakable terms. There
are many others more subtle
more af1ectionate and more fat
tering.
Shopping for these cards IS de-
lightful, quite a refreshing break
In the routine of hunting for es-
sentials. The fair sex may be
seen three rows deep browsing
for q considerable length Of time
over these missives. They have
a wide selection from which tt
choose, from cards with titles
Evening star., 1952-02-11
By Josephine Lowmon

There is one thing which ex-
ecutives, housewives, secretaries,
seamstresses, ONCE workers, vir-
tually every one should know and
few Of them realize. When we sit
in a certain position for long pc
RODS Of time without changing
the position Of the head. the neck
muscles become tense. This. in
turn, cuts down on the amount
Of blood which goes to the brain.
It makes one less efficient and
affects the eyes, placing a greater
strain on them. It also causes
fatigue.
Many persons feel the impact OF
work and fatigue at the back OF
the neck, but they may not know
that they are less alert mentally
II every one in this situation
would take q few moments out
Evening star., 1952-02-11
GuurdAqoinst NeckFotigu

periodically to do a couple Of exer-
cises, the results would crafty
them.
This Is one Of those little tricks
for your comfort which I love to
bring you. afs
: Stand erect. Let your arms
hang at your sides. y Make circles
with your shoulders, not your
arms. The latter are relaxed. Cir
Gle backwards o while and then
forward.
Now add this. AS the shoulders
move up, back and down. lower
the head forward. AS the shoul-
ders move forward and up. raise
the head and lower it backward.
This takes a little practice because
lit requires ordination. 1t is q
knack. but you win get 1t with q
little practice.