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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-18

Two modern wrought Iron
beds, two steel springs
end two famous Simmons
innersprins mattresses -
completed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-18

Good quality Innersprins
mattresses by Simmons de-
signed for bunk beds. In
eStro heavy ticking. Twin
sire only.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28

In order to stimulate the membership activities Of branch
early this would like give the branches
bers report the business written 20
into details because will do that regular
New certificates written amounted 80 of 1852
membership the Adult department and about
Juvenile department. The year before ~ and 12
respectively To be had quite large increase
beshp in 1852 because of the many Americans who united
with However there evidence that do much better than
have been doing without waiting for Americans
come to There is difficulty opportunity dis
gused hard work If willing work. do much
much better in 1854 than did in 1853.
The highest gain of branch Branch So Of
Columbus Branch 50 certificates in the OF
1870 of its 1882 membership Branch Of Detroit and Branch So
each wrote 20 Adult Certificates and tied for first place
with the highest number of certificates written.
In the Juvenile Department Branch OF Erie made the biggest
gain with % of the 1852 juvenile membership written in
certificates Branch of Cleveland the certificates
the Juvenile Department. Branch 10 OF Salem the
highest During the year 1883 did have Adult Ger
tcate written Branches II 1S 16 70 2 2o As and 4s No
Juvenile Certificates issued for Branches l H. 3o and As
during 1853.
The highest producing deputies for the Central Verband 1888
John spack Br 10 % Adults and Juvenile members $4,000
John Ulrich Br lo 20 Adult and Juvenile members $4,000
John Krech Br 80 l9 Adult and Juvenile members $1,000
Michael Engber B 3s "A Adult and Juvenile members $5750
would suggest that each branch be careful choose deputies
who willing and able devote time and effort field
work. If deputy willing able spend time field work
to get members should replaced deputy
wonderful and keab and otherwise good member but
can't spend effort field work, he is asset
branch deputy healthy branch has working deputies
For the branch completely fulfill its raern, obligation toward
active field workers. Good field workers
branches the Central Veband grow and
To help the deputies much possible will try to visit
locality future. Please let know when
prefer have will the schedule TO
NEE preference All O ing together make 1854
record year.
Fraernally yours, Fred j. Iheiss, Gr RI.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28
CLEVELAND, OHIO
BRANCH 1

So the holiday rush is over and
soon we have Easter to look for
ward to. And Ash Wednesday is
just the date. we were going to
have our anniversary banquet,
March ;. Our president Mrs.
Rehner would like to hear your
opinion about a change. We sure
ly do not want to interfere with
that Intentionally. SO please come
and help US de decide what to do
about our banquet. Every men,
Der will receive an invitation.
In this meeting our delegates
for this years convention will be
elected.
On the sick list are Mrs. Rosa
Einst, Martha Schuller, Sophie
Meier, and Ex-Sec. Mr.. kathe-
rine Melzer-Scheel is in the
Lakewood Hospital. We wish
them all a speedy recovery. After
the meeting refreshments will be
served.
lust to remind YOU about our
Namenstag Card Party of the La
dies from January. February,
March, and April. Will you please
bring some Kuchen or pastry
Party proceeds will 60 to Our Sick
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28
0snnerstas, ben Is. Sonndr 1854

omten, ob iie aur Ginfiibruna bere,t
ieien unb ben iibIi9en Glib dble9ett
ipol[ten. Sn beraergreifenoe1 Bor..
ten pollfiibrte er bieie ASfliht. nobel
ale geanten peripraden, ibr beites
fit ben 0erein AT tiin. Odnn orehte
er fi4 All ben MitgIiebern lnb itellte
ibnen ben geamtenitab por. Gr be-
tonte, bic 9lrbeit int 0ereinslebett
lei fit ein iebes Mitglieo, bic ei1
ieierIi4es ageripreden abaegebett
boben. l1nier Hrdiioent Nsihdel
;sarr it. beQriiBte ale 9lntpelenoel1
uno banfte ibnen fir bic @bre. bic
lie linn fpieber ertpieien baben 1lno
peripra9. NIT all ieinen araften
fit ben Gerein slt drbetten, 1it1ter
oer Mitbilfe aQer Mit9lieoer. unler
@robprGiioent bielt eine i6one sln'
ipraAe an ben 2peig 80 nno be
tonte bic quite 9lrbeit, bic mir ae'
leiitet hGtten. Gr erntabnte inns.
audi in 3ufunft in Giniafeit ipelter'
;uarbeiten. @s iprrDen piele ,Sraaen
AT i'm eeitellt. bic er nah beltet1
arGiten beantlpnrtete llno mir bots
fen, ihn balb tpieoer in unlerer
Mitte beeriiBen su oiirfen.
@erte Mitglieoer, nnlere 1,dhlte
GerlammIung ipirb am Sonntae,
benz Z. isebruar I'm, 2::3O ubr I'M
8ereinsIofaL itottfinoen, llno mir
ermabnen ale Mitglieoer. ii4 gut
ltebeno 5l1 maden, int Tereirt uno
audi int GentraIperbanb.
9tlm iponen mir auen Dtitglies
bern bonfen, bic auf inherent etit'
tunasfeit at Sans uno llnterbaltuna
teiIgenommen baben. Gs mar ein
ifDner 8eiu6 unb mir boffen. baB
Sbr Gud ale gut amiiiiert babt.
9cioer mar bic 3eit at furs. Gs tut
uns iebr leio, baB 6tpei bon r1lereit
@riinoern ipe9en &ranfbeit niht
onlpeieno iein fonnten; ipir tpil1l'
iben ibnen baloise 8eiierllng.
Seet eeben ipir in bas 45. Sahr.
llno mir oanfen benz lieben Gott.
oaS er uns beieeitan6en bat nnb
boffen. init ieiner !Silfe al4 lpeiter
at seoeiben. bern .tper auf Gott
pertraut, ber bat ipohl eebaut.
0as Sunf=&onitee fit bic nahlte
Serianrluna beitebt aus oen
;Srallen ber geamten. nnb S6nelter
aoti Sbeib lit bic Sbmdnnin. 9tod
oer Seriamnlune tpiro es fpieoer
luitia sllaeben. \ ,,,.,
gair fpiiniden a1en franten Dtit.
eIieoern boloiae 8eiieruna.
Sacob @osmeilter. eetr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28

Anyone wishing to visit the
Frank Hams are welcome at
Sunderland Drive. Come in the
side door - take your shoes off
and head for the basement Frank
asks. Good Luck in your new
home. Pay your taxes and they
might pave your street. Bill
Wolff has trublc getting his
street paved.
Has everyone seen Johnny X. in
his new vest? Wow! Sure shows
off your manly chest, John.
The Vets are trying very hard
to help their patrons at the dance
get parking spot. We hope to
have good news in 4 short time.
Saturday January Oth music
by Eddie, Hadam. Hans Steiner's
committee is on deck. Show up
fellows. Three new fellows did net
show up last week. hope their
excuse is good for missing their
first chorc with us!
Did YOU know this is Large
size" week to promote the sale of
large economy products?
George Jacob, Rep.
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CANTON sAxoNs


What a surprise to see Denny
and Libby Thellman at our dance.
Since you two have come out of
Information we'd love to see you
more often.
Did YOU notice how considerate
Don Montsch was of Rose. You
are quite right Donny not to wear
her out on the dance floor she's
still recuperating.
So sorry to hear that Toots
Cook is in the hospital although
she's recovering from an opera
ton on her shoulder. Too bad Bud
she wouldn't give you permission
to dance Saturday. But the two
of you can stick to your story but
I still think Marie was practicing
the fine art that we saw New
Years eve. All joking aside hope
to have you among US real soon.
From what l hear we are going
to have fine unique entertainment
at our social Friday night. Don't
miss it - be there to laugh with
us and at US. We are planning
to have plenty to eat and drink
so come and help US consume it.
Let's all get together for an night
of fun and laughter.
Congratulations Minnie and
Johnny Krach. A son is born to
them needless to mention how
fortunate they feel now that there
is an heir and playmate for
Nancy.
Many thanks to those from
Salem who visited US Saturday.
Hope you enjoyed the music.
Come again. Our next dance will
be the Sweethearts Ball February
18th. 50 plan to take your best
girl to the Sachsenheim:? that
night.
Nifty and Paul will be celebrat-
ing the twins birthday then, so we
are planning to see you. Make up
for your late arrival Saturday.
No excuses accepted. See you
all at the club tonight.
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present we have already stated,
so anyone wishing to offer their
services will please contact our
steward.
l wish to apologize to Mrs.
Pauline Fakesch for not putting
this in sooner. I had sent it in
once before and it wasn't printed.
Please forgive me.
We wish to express our deepest
sympathy for the loss of her hus-
band Jacob Fakesch. He was a
good member to our lodge since
Nov. 1908. He was we'll liked by
all. We will all miss him dearly,
Installation of officers was held
at our regular meeting. We hope
that they all uphold their duties
to the utmost of their ability. AS
one of the officers I am sure you
can count on US.
Our next regularly scheduled
meeting will be held on Saturday
February 18th, 1854 at s p. m. SO
let's all come down and help sup
port our club.
See 20 all at the meeting.
Fred L. Orendi, Sec.
%. 4. II.
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SALEM NEWS
BRANCH 10

To celebrate our sOth Ami
versary in May the members are
going to have pictures made in
dividually for a group framing.
To make this event successful
one, we must have cooperation
from each and every member.
This picture project is a costly
one, but it is something we shall
always have to remember.
Do you younger women recall
the times, as children, we stood
tiptoe on chairs down our Saxon
Hall. to find our mothers pictures.
and how proud we were when we
spotted them? Now someday your
children will do the same! So
please Ladies, get your best dress
on, your sweetest smile, and get
your pictures taken. Takes little
time and effort, but it was worth
it. Call another member up and
say: Let's go!
Branch 18, is paying for each
picture. The deadline is February
10Th 1854. Don't disappoint US. Do
it soon, you will never be sorry.
Please don't wait till the last
minute, it may be too late.
Members. who live out of Sa-
lem, Ohio: Letters have been sent
to you (including your constitu-
tion book) concerning our picture
project. Please get them taken!
Tell your photographer to make
face IA from hair line to bottom
chin. With a medium background.
Size 3X5. This is so the pictures
will look all the same. Or if you
have a proof mot a negative,
pleaseD of this size or Style,
please send it to the Seeman Stu
dio, 1885 East State ST., Salem,
Ohio.
Branch Is, will pay up to $500
on your picture. Send your bill
to me. Call your Photographer
to-day!
If you out Of towners failed to
| receive your letter or constitution
books it's because we have not
your correct address. Art. vi, Sec.
IS of your constitution states:
Every member must report her
exact address at each change OF
residence to the Address Record
ing Secretary, otherwise they are
not entitled to their complaints.
SO please don't be, left out OF
things, due to this error. Send
your correct address.
Remember to 60 to Seeman
Studio for your picture.
Next monthly meeting is Fe-
bruary 18th 1854. Your new
constitution books are available.
Come down and get yours.
We hope that Mrs. Susanna
|Gottschling will have a speedy
recovery, and able to be up and
| around once again.
] p. S. If any of the out of town
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28
CLEVELAND EAST
JUNIOR SAXONS
By Mary Ann

Many thanks to West for a
fine time last week. East lost to
Monaco but it was a good game,
1t seems that East is always the
last one to leave but ] believe
Monaco hat that record beat last
Saturday night.
The Juniors are invited to Ruth
Sill and Bud Cilmore's wedding
tomorrow afternoon. Jan. 80 at
5 90 p. N. at St. Johns Church,
and reception 1T $50 at Tracy
Rathskeller.
Bowling on Sundays. 2:O p
m. at Play-Mor Lanes. Anyone is
welcome to come down.
That's for now.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28
DErRolT, MICH.
BRANCH 81


Have you mailed your reserva-
tions in for the Anniversary Dim
ner to be held on Sunday, Feb.
II, 1854 at the Eddie Stinson V.
r. w. Hall, Van Dyke and Lynch
Roads?
If not, you'd better hurry and
get it in. All reservations must
be received by January so, 1854. .
Just fill in the card sent you and
drop it in the mailbox.
If you have not received a card
for one reason or another, either
cali or write to our End Vice Pre-
sident Andrew Manchen. His ad-
dress is:
1l774 Flanders, Detroit S.
Michigan. Tel. Venice o-olN
After the dinner there will be
dancing for both young and old.
Let's all get out to enjoy won
derful evening with friends again.
A. Seller, Secretary.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS


Election of officers for 1854
was held in our Dec. meeting, and
they were installed by Michael H.
Bokesch in our Jan. meeting.
They are:
Pres: Fred Theiss.
V. Pres: Mike Salmen.
Recording Sec: Shirley Hitter.
Fin. Sec: Mary Balish.
Treasurer: John Falk. 49,.
Sgt. at Arms: George Bender.
Deputies: Michael A. Bokesch,
Bill Heatherington.
Librarian: Tilly Evans.
Reporter: Dorothy Bokesch.
We hope the new officers will
perform their duties as we'll as
the outgoing officers and we also
hope they receive full support
from all the members. y
At our next meeting, which
will be held on February 3, we
will play cards, since there
hasn't been anything planned.
Our meeting in March will be
held on the 10th, because of Ash
Wednesday falling on our regu-
lar meeting night of the 3rd.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28
ELLWooD, PA.
BRANCH 3

The Ladies Auxiliary OF the
Saxon Club, Branch 81 will hold
their regular monthly meeting
February 5rd Wednesday evening
at & 90 o'clock sharp in the form
of a Tureen Dinner.
Each member attending is re-
quested to bring a Tureen dish
with her own table service and
"lso a comic Valentine which will
be deposited in the Valentine
Mail Box. All members are urged
to come and have a nice fellow
ship together.
We extend our sympathy to
Mrs. Marie Gieltsch one of our old
sisters to the death of her hus-
band who has recently passed to
the Great beyond.
Anne Szabo. Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28
NEW Castle NEWS
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

We were glad that Cleveland
West was able to come to New
Castle Jan. Is, due to the bad
weather.
We are glad to say it was the
third game the New Castle Ju-
nior Saxons have won.
Due to the fact that there will
be no turnament games on Jan.
80, we would like to invite all
cities to attend a game between
Salem and New Castle. at New
Castle. 1t will be held OF Ben
Franklin Junior High School at
500 p. nj.
Following the game, a dance
will be held at the Eintracht Club,
1O8 Taylor St. We hope to see
grand crowd.
Joan and Sylvia.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28
NILES, OHIO
BRANCH 20

Just to remind you that we are
having our regular meeting Feb.
7, Sunday afternoon at ? 90 p. m.
Furthermore to remind you
that this is not just an ordinary
meeting. This is the 48th year that
our club has been organized.
The meeting will consist of sug-
gestions for improving the orga-
nization and there will be many
business items to be discussed.
Please try to attend the meet
ing.
Sincerely yours.
Fritz Schell, Rec. Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28
CHICAGO. Ill.
BRANCH II

Just to remind you that our
next monthly meeting will be
held on Feb. 4th at Ringbauer's
Hall. $3.50 S. Ashland Ave.
Don't forget the committee
list for 1854 will be given out
then.
We were all glad to see Brother
Andrew Zultner, Sr. at our last
meeting after being sick.
See you all at the meeting and
please try to be on time.
Jos. Schuller, SEC.
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CHICAGO. Ill.
BRANCH Is

Dear members! On our next
meeting night February 3rd a
Bunco and Card Party will be
held at 8 p. m. in the Lincoln Au-
ditorium 42l7 n. Lincoln Ave.
Please come and bring your
friends along.
The following sisters are in the
committee: Hilda Gunnesch, Do
rothy Henke, Helen Hill, Marga-
ret kimbauer, Kate kloos. Kate
kraus, Margaret kraus, Mildred
kiestel, Eliz. Lining, Eliz. Lintz,
Spohia Lurtz, Lillian Lentz, Kate
Lentz, Ethel Mathes, Hilda Mork,
Kate Mork.
To the following sisters on the
sick list we wish a speedy re-
covery: Sara Binder, Sara Mar
kus, Ria APPEL, Anna Taub and
Sara Binder.
Eliz. Lining. Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28
FARRELL. PA.
BRANCH I
FASHlNC

It has been announced by the
Fasching Committee that every
thing is in readiness and tickets
are on sale by Matt Klein. John
Bukus. John Great and George
Theil. The date for the affair is
Sat. February u and tickets are
selling for 500 per person.
All Branch 7 members are in
vited to attend this annual affair
50 let's get those tickets in plenty
of time 50 the committee can
make proper arrangements.
Saxera1ly,
Helmuth Maroscher, Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28

VALENTINE PARTY

Members of the Juvenile de-
partment of Branch l and 4 and
their friends are cordially invited
to attend a Valentine Party on
Friday evening February II, 7:3O
o. m. at the Sachsenheim, 7Ol
Denison Ave. Special entertain
mAnt, music and refreshments at
the party. Bring your parents and
friends for a wonderful time.
The Juvenile Committee
Branch and 4.
q, 4, II.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28

Benefit Treasury, to be held on
Thursday, February 4th at 90
p. m. -.
Everybody is invited to attend
We have nice prizes and refresh
ments.
Our deputies Mrs. Kath. Mar
TIM, Kath. Schermer, Rosa Petri,
Elsie Letzner and Helen Wolff
are looking for new members.
Don't forget the Card Party
February 4th, p. m, West S.
Helm.
Betty Tischler.
y, 2S, 4.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28
SAXON VETERANS

One of the vets, Ed Schusttr,
is having the time of his life. he
hopes. =.
He went to Florida for 4 whole
month or as long as his money
holds out whichever is greater.
His aunt went along. he says.
I want to meet her when
he gets home. Have good time,
Ed!
Kraft Theatre had 4 very fine
show Wednesdays Child last
week. Parents should never get a
divorce. the children always
suffer. No one can take the place
of "Mommie" or Daddy" once
they reach the age Of four, /
would say.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28

Negro women who do the aaxne tyne
Of wegk that men - In factories
and q Tie rAilroAdb . The lexis-
ls&aan vim raise the Status sf heavy
type vWk vhieh y ygiMalily being
done by Negro women"
A RlGY lE E1vE NURSE
"A CORPS. Registered nurses who
wiah to earn . bechelor'6 az Nas-
tAr's D6grsS In any q ~ nursinx
Aelde have "a opportunity 70 DO
- under Array auSpdees Il they cen
co0Dlett m required training
within . year.
The Defsn1s Dapartment plans
70 eoeAAi1aien ~ appheants g
aooonA LieutenAnts N the Army
Rseerve Nulss Oorrs II thsy win
ae18P - sakvs IN, ~ Corps for
three yoers, including tanai spsnt
in earning the dS9ree.
II you art interested, you must
apply immediately boceuoe eanAi.
dates viii begin studies In Yebrua-
~. Further inf~ruation can be
Obtained 1yom The 0ureoon Cen.
6Fel. Depostfl6at q ~ Army.
WAahingtea 8, q. Q.
DoSF 0HtIC1 AClngvI1RNY.
y Cenef1t,llea1qs . IL poit
o1ee nepoitanti n naile4 .
Eeeer4.teo41G aaat g mau
~ - M1l I1p - - is,S(
~ u1lNaQ!
Th1 OopattApnt sstd Il auther.
iaod 1yll0AD 16re h1uxs 6f oVer-
time Ter ezp9eisaeed employees ana
hired e7,14S 1sWae Temporary work
ers during taae OlA1iGhnSs rush.
coApA1e4 q l163.
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HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH 6

Our regularly scheduled meet
ting was held in our Lodge Rooms
on Saturday January 9, 1854. We
had a nice turnout and important
business was conducted. We had
a special meeting Immediately
following our regular meeting,
we discussed the remodeling of
our Lodge. 1t was passed un-
animousely that we should 90
Ahead with the remodelinR. At
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28

ers are in Salem before February
1o, 1854, you can 90 to the Studio
and have your picture taken!
Mrs. Simon Spack,
766 Arch ST., Salem, Ohio,
Address Sec.
.ss Is, 4.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28
2laS GarY, 1nS.
airden= =Jranenperein Der !Sunterns
(Xrntpir6c

Iie S6,peltern iperoen biern,it in
&enntnis eeiest, oaB uniere ilad]Ite
Monotsperiammlung an Mittmod),
ben 3. 1ebruar Inn 2 l1br nobnt.
im Souie bon shtpeiter aatberina
Shiller itattfinoet.
Die Sdtpeitern iinb freunbIinit ct.
iud,t. onrpeienb 5u fem. Sn Gomites.
aoifee uno SUDDEN su ierpieren. limb
bic Sdneitern aatb. Shiner unb
Wnrtbd 3heib.
Ofnrie M. Binber, shriftf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28

MvolvoQ IN the
many phAsee q
evaluadns johs
on . ce0pAr-
Able hAsiS, I last
week introduced
an Equal Pay
Dtu. Cemplieat-
81 - tie prob
AA \. II. r.
7l73 y . Slaart,
simple Din which
weuld make It
unlawful to Pay
wages to one
employee At .
90 ~ a.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28
7. s. J. A. NEWS
T. s. J. A. BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
Feb. 6 at Monaco
J 90 Monaco VS.. Canton
500 West VS.. Salem
East Bye
Feb. 20 at Salem
700 Salem vs.. East
500 Monaco vs.. West
Canton-Bye
Aus Columbus, Ohio
2meid 80

Ser obeneenannte Gerein belt
am sonntag, benz 8. Sanuar, ieine
Notwithstanding ab. Der Be
iu4 Der Mitglieber mar iebr erfreus
Ii9. 0a ale @ei9dfte, Die auf oer
Saeesorbnung & ftanoen, erleoi9t ipas
rem l1no bas 8iiher-&epiiio
tee beri9tete, baB iie bic 8ii4er
bon ben Iesten 6 Monaten gepriift
uno au1 ri9tig befunben. Sn bieier
Beriammlu,,o batten mir bic gbre,
unieren @rob. .Hrdiibenten oes Gens
traIperbanbes. sSreb. s. Sbeib. in
unierer Mitte su hoben uno oa
mir oerdbe bic r,euen geon1ten einz
fiibren n,ubten, ipurbe BET Grobs
pr1iioent eriu6t. bic SnitalIieruna
porsunehmen. Gr frdqte d(le BE-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28
This and That from Washmetou

MY EQUAL PAY BILL. After
V1 intensive study followed hg
consultation With experts and thooe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-28

Fred J. Thesis, CIR. Pr.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1954-02-08
UNITY AND BROTHERHOOD

A united country is strong
#country. Cordial relations betwe n
1.-THE various segments of our pop
Bulation tend to promote and IT,
Enforce national unity.
No one would be happier than
ESoviet Russia if h c Catholics,
lProtestants and Jews of the u
United States could be bro1gho to
Ihate and distrust one another. IL
lis a formost objective of the Com
Imunists ITO sti9 up antagonists
land sow seeds of discord among
1.-The major religious groups.
Since Communists have 90 nse
flor religion, they despisc me- ibel i,
lof all religious faiths. Persons /
a religious turn of mind ar al
likely to become root-like and ct
ldient Comrades for Comnlun,ir
ldecries the dignit& and worth 81
the individual, and the belici I'll I
every soul has a right to worship
ms he pleases.
Brotherhood Week, by eoatrast,
is based on this coucept. Memhei
of the Protestant, Catholic and
Jewish faiths who observe th'S
week annually, under the auspices
of til e National Conference of
Christians and Jews, are dete,-
mined that good will among the
various faiths shall be promoted,