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Evening star., 1953-08-16


HIT by pitch for Davalillo in 7th
@ Ran Tor Thomas in 9TH.
Fouled out for Lepcio in 9TH
Struck out for Kinder in iii
doubled for O'clock in 9th.
Hssgton HMsssnlngton --------- 600 900 2O3-5
boston ------------- 900 OOI JpI-2
=, Runs batted in--Wilber, Boiling
vernon verne ,2}. Jensen l2l. Two-base hits
9ost WILDER, Jensen ~, Goodman
stebbs teFbSbsh White saerifices-DavaiiIlo,
Washington. II; Boston. o. Bases on
bsIocL bPaiIiSNLon stobbs 2; Of Henry. :; offf
phel9Sk, h =. Struck out--By Stobbs, 5;
py Henry, 3; by O'clock. 2 Hits-Of
Stobos: 2 in s29 innings; of Dixon, o
IN N q inning; of Henry, z in ga innings;
On Kinder. in n inning; of Delock'
: IN : innings, Runs and earned runs
on stooos, 2-2; of Dixon. 90; OFT Henry,
~ ~ hn on ,;tdS Kinder 90; Of O'clock, 80.
PaSsed ball-Wilber. Winning pitcher
S5o6os ts-6l. Losing ,pitcher-Henry
Duffy. Time $50.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
PorereId Misses Shutout but Mats Sweep Red Sox Twin Bill
WIN, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
Star Stoff corresponden,

received such single piece of mnformaton the College
ASars did before their losing battle with Detroit
Bobby Layne quarterback of the Lions and indeed
Evening star., 1953-08-16
Major League Standings
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Wash. 5-4; BIN. 90.
Phila., Q; N. Y. s.
Detroit, 8; Chi, 4.
Others not scheduled.
Games Today.
Wash. at Boston t2l
1870.
N. Y. % Phila. (2),
Chicago at Detroit.
CleVe. ~ st. L. (2.
Games Tomorrow.
New York ct Phila.
(2) (twi. .-n).
Others not scheduled.
Evening star., 1953-08-16

Totals 80 z 2414 Totals 80 10 ~ IL
sHomered for DobSon in fifth.
walked for Aloma in seventh.
TANNED for ConSuegra in ninth.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
NATIONAL
Results Yesterday

Bklyn., Il; Pitts. O.
N. Y, A.: Phil, 0-5.
Milw.. .: Chi. O.
st. L.. 10; Gin, 4 tn) g..
Evening star., 1953-08-16
Games Today.

Games Today,
Pitts. at Brooklyn.
Milw. at Chicago t2l
ST. L, at Cinci. (2).
Phila. at N. Y. (2).
Games Tomorrow.
Pitts. ct Brklyn. CnD
Phila. at N. Y. t21.
Others not scheduled
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11

Z. r. has given milk to more than
100000 O mothers and children.
Who knows what leaders Of the
future may be among those saved.
COCIAL SECURITY STUDY. Ny
- mail is never without some
question about Social Security,
which emphasizes the need Of
thorough study Of the Social Sc
curity system. I am glad to report
that the House last week gave the
Committee on Ways and Means
funds to make such q study. It will
be basis for evaluating the many
changes that have been suggested,
as well as those which have been
made since the 1916 study.
VXHEKE DOES THE MONEY
w COME FROM, Universities
Are Big Business" was the title Of
an article I read recently in West
ern Reserves Reserve Reports To
It's Alumni"
1t said Western Reserve is but
m Of 1850 colleges and UNIVERSE
ties in the United States aud that
100000 instructors teach 1900, 900
students. It concluded, AN amount
somewhat in EXCESS Of one billion
dollars u spent on higher educa-
ton annually 49,"
Where does al that money come
from? Tuition fees pay some Of the
costs, but b. no means do the stu
dents har the full bfunt Of their
education. Endowment funds con-
tribute also. but they do not last
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
9pnnerstaa, Sen II. Snni 1853

Sllni uuroe cine Seriammlln9 pct
ocn aumitees bcioer Gereiuc Speige
1919 abaebaltcn. glid) bicies Sabr
rihtcn lid bcioc Gcrciae mieOer aur
6eicr uuicrcs Golfsicitcs anl 4. Snlt.
ipcld,em mir bcmiibt iino, nnicren ma.
tipnalcn Gbaraftcr aui;noriiden ltnS
sen 4. SuIi aIs unicren Sadientaa
su f%cier,l. 8ir iiiblcn nod Die Wdrnle
ser Seinat in unieren 6er;en uno
wola, ollie sic Undergraduates
SadIen II. ale 0eitid,ipredetoen jl
oieiem Set cinlaScn. IS lit Dies id,cn
cin 8raud felt pielen Sabrcn, BOB
biele nnierer sadien bon Nab 1,nS
Tcrn ul,s an oiciem Sag nit ihrer
Inwcienbcit ebren @S miro allen
Ncueiaee,panSertcu i"reier 3utritt se.
wGbrt. Sllio bite, rcicruiert Gi,d ben
4. Suli unb fon1nlt oae nod Salerr.
Ohio, no sic iGdiiid,c Wa1tire,,nOs
id)ait iib INNER bepdbrt. IS miro
cin id)oles Groaramm aus9earbeitet
uno int GuIfsbIatt ip1tcr Nfanntae.
acben peroen. @ir habcn ein tiid)tiaes
Gomitec al ser Mrbeit, lie weroen
iiir nles Gorge traaer.
Mlio alii @ieScriebet am 4. Silli.
G, 8uneldl, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
CHICAGO, Ill.
South Side Branches n

Attention Branches 9. 10 and
46. In writing YOU I gave the
wrong address for picnic. The
correct one is following:
Our annual picnic will be held
4th of July at Ridge Grove, 10th
St. and Ridge Road. Let's make
this a really big 4th. Come and
bring your friends. There will be
games for the children and grown
ups too.
Take any street south to 95th
St. West on o5th to Southwest
Highway to Ridge Road which
runs Just in front of first bridge.
Left on Ridge Road to 10th st.
John Zultner Jr. came back
with a wonderful report or the
national convention held i'll Erie.
He says he is not used to public
speaking but he gave us a COM
plete coverage from beginning to
end including the weather report.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Obert,
l77S2 So. Jeffrey Ave. are the
proud parents of a baby boy.
We are sorry to hear Branch 10
is dissolving after all these years.
We will be glad to welcome any
member who wishes to transfer
to Branch AZ.
Rernice Linz. Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11

ing flowers and doing many other
jobs, and this is all doiie for us
dear friends, what more could we
ask for?
Saxon Day at Saxon Acres with
our Saxon Friends!
And we thank God for making
all this possible, and please let
us appreciate all this, and be kind
to one another. Then we know
we can't fail in any thing we I'M
dertake to do.
Our most efficient committee
is seeing to it that all of our
guests are satisfied, sandwiches
and coffee will be sold in the
kitchen. but we urge all of YOU to
bring your picnic baskets, so
please plan on staying the whole
day.
Our Program Committee is
planning something very special
for your entertainment, which
they will tell you more about
later. .
We sincerely hope that YOU
will enjoy being with us, as much
as we are looking forward in see
ing YOU all, on our Saxon Day,
That means our German, English
and other friends also.
Sophie Deliino. Sec.
=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
CLEVELAND, OHIO
KARL UNTCH GRADUATES

Karl Gearge Untch, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Untch OF 1872
Rugby Rd. graduated from Ober-
lin College On June Sth. He re-
ceived the Bachelor of Arts De-
gree in Chemistry.
Karl is we'll known throughout
the Collinwood District. having
attending the elementary schools
here and graduating from Collin
wood High School in 1910. Upon
his graduation there he was
awarded trophies in Social Stu
dies and Science. He has always
been an ambitious and industrious
young man.
In September Karl will be with
the faculty OF the University OF
North Dakota. where he has been
extended a teaching assistantship
Here he will also pursue his
Masters Degree in Chemistry.
The SaxonS OF Cleveland con
graduate YOU and extend to YOU
their best wishes.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
COLUMBUS, OHIO, NEWS
JUNIOR SAXONS

The T. S. ]. A.. Convention is
Just a week away now and the
Columbus Juniors are all hard at
work on final plans to make it i
grand success. We hope to see
not only the delegates of all the
clubs. but a lot of IL friends
fro mother cities who are just
coming down for a good time
among the SaNons. Don't disap-
point us come on down to Co.
iumbus on June Goth and help us
make this one of the biggest and
best conventions the I. S. ]. A.
has ever had. Well be looking
for you.
Reserve July 18th for the Co.
lumbus Juniors right now because
that's the date of our picnic to
be held at Otto kuepfers Place.
Every Saxon in the City of Co
lumbus must have come out last
wear and view are hoping Tor tho
same wonderful turnout again
this wear. More details on this al
fair later.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
3(uS Columbus. Otic
3weia 80

@erte MitalicScr! Sbnen Sir
Nadrid)t. bab om Somstaa, ben 20.
unS sonntaa, Ben 81. Sl,ni bic @cns
p~enfipn Scr ,sunicrs bier in 9pllmi.
6us itattiiubct unS Shr ieib aac heris
lid ci%nsclaScn ont Somstaa fabcno
;n scr Misunderstanding, wcld>c I'M
$50 l1br besinnt. Ter @rcsprhiiSent
scr Slr,irr Organization lit nnier
Sercinsbrubcr 8id)arb aails irnh er
bpi1 red)t piclc pnl, uniercu Yiitalies
Scrn OIL bicicm MbenS. bcerit6en ST
founcu. gs merben niele 7ele9ateu
con ol,splrtiacn Gercinen llhd, 60
li,mbus fonlmcn. gs lit ms aa,d, cine
qrcbc gbrc oAc oieic iiinaen 'Mitalic.
Scr unS 9e!eeaten bon perld)icoenen
Speiaen bier in unierer SHabt, Sic
Sauptitaot bon Chic begrJiBen ST
fonnen. @erie SduneItcrn mo 8rii.
Scr, fommt linS mteriiiistl nniere
S,Nraenb in ibrem @crnebmcf. 9iele
GinlaOuna crscbt al, ollc @italiebcr
,nh bercn Srcunbc. fiir antf Mtil'lt
lit aud, seiprat urS GrIrildrmacl,
unb Slide miro cs aud, nihtN fcblen.
Mlio, cs bittct bcrSlifit I'M aiitiac
llnteritiitrna OH beibcn Sagcst mo
bite nidt "pcraeiicn Sic S%anSuntcrz
hoItirna am Samstaa abello nm $50
llhr, ont 90. Sl,ni.
llnicrc Slnicrs.
per Srsoccb Bcsnlciitcr Eefr.
8
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
CLEVELAND, OHIO
BRANCH %

The Convention has come ant
gone and everyone had a mosi
enjoyable time. Thanks GO all ou'
to Branch , OF Eric. Pa. for hav.
ing such a wonderful program
Picnic time is coming once
again and the first picnic to be
held at Saxon Acres will be or
June 2lst. This picnic will be the
Saxon Day Picnic. There is quite
a program planned so don't miss
it.
There are quite a few Brothers
who have not vet received their
dividend checks. it YOU are one OF
these come to the next meeting
and collect it.
June %
This is a very important day
to remember for both Young and
not so Young. The Brothers OF
Branch So are going to hold their
annual picnic at their newly made
picnic grounds called Saxon
Acres. The members have worked
very hard to get the grounds i'll
shape for this great event. AS YOU
may have read in my columns be
fore we were going to have
swings for the children: that isn't
Just type OIL paper. They are now
in and ready for YOU kids to have
the time of your lives-on. The ball
diamond is vet to be be completed,
Plans are in the making for a
tennis court to be built by the Ju-
niors of the lodge this summer.
There are horseshoe pits for any
one who desires to participate in
this game.
The iireplaces are completed
and ready for use, so bring along
Your pork chops. wieners. sau-
sage or what have YOU and cook
Your dinner and supper out OF
doors.
To all brother & sister cities we
heartily invite YOU to attend ou'
picnic and III guarantee YOU that
YOU won't be able to wait unit;
the next wear to come back again
The grass is grecncr. the all
iresher and the trees are shades
than in town: SO come n -
come all to Branch 80 picnic a
Saxon Acres on White Rd. just
south OF Bishop I'd. i'll Highland
Heights.
This coming meeting Friday
night June - tn 1888 at 80 p. m
in the dining hall of the Eastsidt
SachSenhcim Br. 80 will have thei.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
HOMESTEAD. Pa.
BRANCH s

Our regular monthly meeting
will be held in the club rooms or
Saturday June 18th.
The meeting will start at S?N
D. N. All members are asked to b.
on time SO we can get a lot &C
complished.
In our last meeting we were
honorcd with a visit from Our
Grand President. 1t was high
lighted by the presentation OF the
Bowling Trophy by President Gus
Kraft.
We will be looking forward to
a bigger attendance at DIR next
meeting. There are a lot OF things
to be brought up and your opinion
is as good as the next ones.
So let's all turn ouf for IL next
meeting on Saturday June 18th.
Fred l.. Orendi, Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
Illus uemnaSte,pat. Ohio
3weia %

GS oic,,c ollen Shpcitern bes
3neises % sur aeiGaiacu Nadri9t.
Sob uuierc rea~elnnGbiec ScriamIms
lung am Sonntae, Oen IA. SUM- lint
$50 llbr nad)mittaes itattfinoet.
Mue Shpcitern iilS 9ebcteu, ntebr
aateil ST ncbncn at sen &criamm.
lllnecn. Mld, wcrbcn sic Selceaten
ocn 9crid)t iiber Sic aonpention ab.
9cbem.
Nod, Ser &rinmmluna rerber
ms ~folaenbe Sd,fueitcrn nit aaffee
unS &l,d)en cririihen:
Maria Martini, Mnna Mennina.
Mnria Iillcr. @ono Milcr, Sopbie
Mi0er. Mario Srcihcit, Mnna Mar.
tint. Glcnprc Mc Glelanb. Suianna
Srbcn, Selcn Srben. Sopb. 8iiugs.
grail. Sermine Srbcn.
aatb. Eiineseroif, sefr,
4, IL.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
CLEVELAND
Picnic June 2lst at
Saxon Acres

An invitation from the United
Saxons of Cleveland to all OF our
Saxon friends in the city and out
of-town, from III various
branches and Singing %organiza-
tons. We are planning to have
this one of our incest Sachsen-
DAYS eve and with your help
and cooperation. I'm sure this
dav will be a success.
We have so many things to
be thankful for that we should
always enjoy the chance Of be-
ing together and to help uphold
our Saxon traditions.
Our circle of Saxon friends has
increased and we welcome all OF
our new Americans and thank
them for their support.
And we also have Il "Trachten
Grippe and their leaders a lot
to be grateful for. with their per-
iormances at the "All Nation
Festivals. they have brought
honor to the Saxon people and we
are proud of them. Our President.
Hans Rehner is doing his utmost
to inrease our group, and is ask
ing all of YOU that have your
beautiful Sachsen clothes to
participate in all future programs
that are being planned for our
"Trachten Grippe"
This year we have our
beautiful Saxon Acres. that our
members of Branch 80, are trying
to complete for this celebration
they are really working overtime,
to level the grounds, put up
swings etc. for the children,
tables and outdoor stoves. plant
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
Seine zweite Helmet

Csnabriid. - Mls icine r;lpeite
Scinlat" bc;eihnete ser ebemaliae
britiid,e 1lieeer Hoser Eeaquoque
al,s Sarrou in @nalonb 2cutidlano.
ais CT nit 81 Sfii!crn in Ssnabbriid
c%introi. 9. mrroe 1910 in Chen.
burg obscihoiicn unh ihper pertp,llr.
set. Or mar iiinf Sabre lang in
Icutihlonb. 3cllte lit CT 2ebrcr ant
College, il, Sarrnp. has aud, Gbiir<
dill heil,d)t bat. Seit 1850 fpnimt er
ale Sabre nit Den Shiilcrn aus
Sarrom A,ad, 9%eutiflanb. Gle Soften
bcs Muielltbalts Der Shitler in
I%cutidInnb mcroen bon Dem 2ebrer
iclhit bcItrittcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
SAXONs VETERANS
CLEVELAND, OHIO

The attendance at the last
weeks dance was not as good
as previous dances but those who
came enjoyed it. The rain pro-
baby kept the rest away.
The meeting Monday night was
interrupted by a failure OF cleo
tricitv and was closed under
candle light. AS YOU know and
have read a tornado was de-
vastating parts Of Cleveland
while the meeting was going on
4 tree iell across the driveway OF
the Sachscnheim & Carl Schmitts
with the assistance of several vets
topened the wooden gate adjacent
to the Sachsenheim S the autos
could get out. If anyone doubts
the power of the wind he should
have seen the damage that many
of the Vets saw on their way
home from the meeting.
The Vets picnic will be Jul,
4 at Salmens Farm. We have q
committee hard at work planning
for good food. good refreshments
good prizes and god fun. Woule
all the Vets kindly call Eddie
Gross and make reservations sc
the committee knows howw ma
ny to plan for. Let's all call Eddie
and let him know that either you
are coming or not.
Calling all Vets available: BIZ
Salmen and volunteers vii
paint picnic benches at his Farm
Sunday June 14th at ll:O p. IN
Those who can help call him al
Ii. 1-O1oo and bring Your own
paint brush. | understand that the
hard workers with big appetltes
are we'll taken care of.
a reminder again that a memo
rial service is being held at the
church June 14th at II is a. M.
The next two dances June Is
and Tune 20. will be the last un-
til Aug. %.
Steve Depner IT.. Reporter,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
"Konrod Adenuver.
Stiftvns fver FIveeht-
hinge ind vertriebsne"

@pnn. Sic ScrluaIti,na scr
GrcSitoniialt iiir @%ieSerouibol bot
cine Stiftuna mir Nliid,tliuae in So-
hc bon 100000 9M ins 9chrn acrll.
len, sic in criter 2iaic ben Spcd hn.
ben iol. @%ohnunacn ,lnh Mrbcits.
plote iiir Gcrtricbenc 81, id)aiicn.
9uubesfan;lcr Mocna,lcr bat feline
3uitimmung erfeilt. bicier Stiitung
SEN Namlen .!acura6 Nbenai,er-S tif.
t,lns iiir Sliidtlinse uao. Gertriebe.
ne" ST. 9cben.
Sn einem Mufruf bes 8unhesfani.
iers hci6t cs II. a., baB iih inter
Den Sliidtlinaeu Saa iiir Saa 100
SusenoIide i'm SITTER big at 81
Sobren beiinSen, sic bon Hreibeit
ulS 9emofratic feline GoritelIlng
beiitea unb nciit ol,d) fcinc io,nilia-
rem 9anhc mebr baben. Tieic biiriten
nidt iclhit iiberloiicn werocn. .&ir
miiicn pohl. baH mir aus eiaener
Grnit Scr got nid)t Serr perhcn
fonaen: mir bralld,cn baiu bic 3ilfe
ser ircien @cIt. Sic @elt id)al,t n,,f
ms unS lit bcrcit ms SIT hclieu. tpecm
lie iiebt, bab mir iclbit has Mcnihcu.
nl6alid,e TIM. Hid,t unier eiacner 9e-
bcnson'prlid,. iunbcrn bic Not BEG
anbercn. ser hilicil,d,cnS al, uniere
Sir poft. ioa &idtidnllr lab Nabs
itnh ulieres Sonhclrs icin. Selier
mollen mir iebcr iiir icoel,."
Spcnocn iiir Sieicn Ionbs tpcrben
bon Ser @ant fir Gcrtriebcre unb
@eIdlGbiatc MISUNDERSTANDING
M@., Sr1Scrfpnto r8pnrao goer-
ouer= Stiitumg iiir Tliid)tlinae nno
Gcrtriebcne"' unb BEL Scr Sauoes;en-
trolbonf Bonn inter Summer
442/15 icmie hcint Yoithedamt
2ollt $4,000 anaenommcu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
Nms Gkieaae. III.

7as Yidnid aomitec bcrid,tct. HniI
allcs il, Sang lit iiir bas @aloieit,
mcldes al, IA. Slnni itattiiunet. uHlN
;war im S:hiilcr Harf, @rope 4.
&un @italicScr, "a unier Screii,
mcuiac llntcrhnltunacn obgcbaItril
bat. iii es Gilit)t aIlcr &italicSer IiHl
an Sieiem Gidnid 81 betciliacn, allsf
pernen ale 3mciauereine 46.47, 10
allis hcrjlid,ite einaclaoen. aomnHt
ollie Sbr liebcn Sadien' ms hrinas
Gild) Cure Srclmnc NIT. uno iiir bia
5%an;luitiscn miro aud, Ml,iit out
Ylat fem. glin nidt peraeiien an IA.
sunni int id,oncn arii,cn ShiGcr
Yarf. &ir boiien p!cle ssreunbe ulso
gcfannte beariibeu 81 biiricn.
2os' 9omitec, Sobn Sauh.
1, IT,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
CANTON. OHIO
SAXON SOCIAL NEWS

The dav is approaching for the
big event for the children. Sum
day June l4th is their day at the
annual picnic given them by the
branch lodges. Their day will be
filled with games and refresh
ments. Don't let Your youngsters
be disappointed. Pack a picnic
lunch and have them out at
L.ochrs' ranch bright and early.
Make a day OF it.
Friday Tune 18th is the monthly
meeting. Please come: from here
saw there are some that aren't
quito in favor Of some of the plans
for Your social events. So let's
have A large attendance and all
voice pour opinions. How a vou
make a success Of our organiza-
ton by having paving non-at-
tending members. Our club was
activitated for social gatherings,
lets sec some of the members
faces at the club. not that we are
tired of seeing the same people
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11
CLEVELAND WEST
(

Dear Sisters. Our next meeting
is June 9TH. Sunday at ; p. n. and
after that our July meeting is on
Tuesday July 9TH, the 9TH Card
Party at 80 p. M. Refreshments
at 600 p. m. and the meet
ing at ZOO p. M. and the
August meeting is on Tuesday
August 4th. Card Party at l:5O.
Refreshments at 8 and meeting
at D. m. Our September meeting
is on Sunday September 9th at
) p. m.
Our Summer Card Party is on
July 25rd at $50 p. m. for our
from May
June. July and August. who arc
kindly requested to bring some OF
their delicious pastry along. You
darling ladies with lovely voices.
please join Saxonia Damenchor.
because we need YOU. How
about some new members? Our
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-06-11

forever-certainly not in the face
Of today's rising living costs.
Are you Of the fortunate who
spent four wonderful years Of your
youth in some great institution Of
higher learning? Or are your chill
dren? Or do you hope to send your
children to one?
II 30, and you are among those
who can set aside q little Of your
income for giving TO worthy causes.
think of educational institutions.
Any little sun you can spare will
be . contribution to the backbone
Of cultural development in America.
CMALL BUSINESS FOR DE-
- TENSE. The Army has assigned
about $40 small business specialists
in some 200 procurement ofices to
help small businessmen get more
defense work. At present. small
business supplies about 1i3 Of the
Nations defense needs. This is only
70"o of the potential amount that
could be supplied by small business.
TAX OVERHAUL. The House
i. Ways and Means Committee
has announced that hearings on .
major overhaul Of the Nations tax
laws would begin June 10th. Chair
man Daniel A. Reed (R-N.Y.) said
the hearings would extend over
many weeks and that q composite
tax revision law would be ready
for introduction early next year.
There r many provisions in our
present laws which need careful
going over. For this reason, the
proposed study u more than vel
come.
Among the subjects to be covered
in the forthcoming hearings are:
deduction Of expenses for child or
dependency are by working wives.
widows. and widowers: hberalisa-
ton Of allowable deductions for
medical and dental expenses: and
deductions Of retirement funds for
self-employed and others not Gov
cred BY existing pension plans.
On the matter Of tax relief for
working mothers, 1t Is gratifying
70 note that the Oregon State Leg
islature has paMed . hill which
allows working parents to deduct
the cost Of child care In their state
income tax returns.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
MEMORIAL SERVICE ON
FLAG DAY for all VETERANS

Tcutsch Lutheran Church at
West Soth St. at Willard Avenue
extends an invitation to All We
tcrans and their families to attend
a Special Memorial Service Sun
day June 1+th at II Is a.. M. II
YOU arc 4 Veteran of World War
|. World War or a Foreign War,
please ONE and bring a Buddy.
Meet us in the church basement
by II a.. m. Your family and
friends are invited.
II
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HOMESTEAD. PA.
BRANCH Is

At the last meeting the Home
stead Saxons. layed out the Wei
come mat for our Grand Presl-
dent. Fred Thesis.
1t was indeed a great pleasure
and honor for the Homestead Sa-
xons to welcome the new Grand
President. Sorry, we didn't have
a larger attendance, but those
who showed up missed the great
pleasure of meeting a wonderful
person. Hope to see him again in
our territory.
Our next meeting will be held
on June the l4th at ? p. m. Please
come and pick up your dividend
checks.
Sara A.. Orendi. Sec.
Is. 4, IL,
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