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The guardian., 1941-11-01

PRIZE BRIDGE 6 WHIST
Given by
The Resthayen Club
Fridau EDe., NoU. z
s O'Clock
55S Mass. Ave-, Boston
Established Price 45c-
tax sc, Total SOC

amelia Wilson of New York city.
The Harvest Supper Tuesday,
Oct. %, served by the B. Y. p.
U. Of 18th Baptist Church was
a fine success. The cooks were
Mrs. C. Tabb, Mrs. Clara Janey
Mrs. Virginia Hardrick, Miss
Lizzi eShepherd and Mrs. 3es-
sic Shepherd. The The mattresses
were: Misses Virginia Tabb
Margaret Burnett, Virginia
White and Hortense v. Smith,
Gladys Welsh sold the largest
number of tickets.
COMING AT LAST Abe
HIS smart satire on Harlem
Society, "on Striuers Roi0."
Greatest Race Comedy eDer
vrittea ODer a gears run in
NetD York A thousand people
cheered it in Providence, Oct.
scrd. WATCH FOR THE DATE.
The fuel and Light Commit
tee of the First A. M. E. church,
Roxbury, Rev. Oliver w. Chill
d RS, pastor, will present the
Children's Choir, Ellastine
Broadnax, director, in pro-
gram OF sacred music on Sum
day, Nov. 2, at 3.45 p. m. The
choir will be assisted by Miss
Millicent Brooks, soprano;
Sarnby Corbin, organist and |
Miss Cecily Williams, pisno-
accompanist. Miss Florence viii
liams is chairman.
The several Lodges and
Households of the G. U. o. of Q.
F., will hold their 9th, joint
Memorial Services at the Met /
ropolitan Baptist church, Rev.
M. ]. Minor, Pastor, Sunday af-
ternoon, Nov. 9, at ESQ p. m.
Members and friends are re-
quested to attend. G. G. Wheel
er, secretary for committee, ].
B. Waters, Chairman.
A Mems Fashion Show will be
given at st. Cyprians Parish
Hall, Thursday, Nov. 9Th at
p. m.
The Samuel Coleridge-Taylor
Musical Association will hold
the regular, public program on
Sunday, Nov. 2, at 558 Mass. ave
at $50 .. m. The numbers will
be furnished by members of the
Liberal Arts Club, Harold X.
Evans, President, and will in
clude Elizabeth German Wheat
ley, soprano, Harold R. Evans,
pianist, Gladys Marine Fuller,
Reader and william B. Sexton,
.enor.
The Chaplain of one Of the
colored regiments stationed H
near Boston has asked the Bos-
ton Soldiers and Sailors Recre-
alton Committee to secure some
second hand sturdy furniture
to help furnish the day room
of the companies. They es-
pecially need chairs, tables, So
fas and bridge lamps. Citizens
are asked to contribute one or
more of these articles. Notify Il
the Secretary of the Boston
Soldiers and Sailors Recreation
Committee at 739 Boylston ST.,
Room 221, COM. 4Os5 or 1857
and transportation of any of
these articles VIII be arranged
On Tuesday, Oct. 81, the Cho-
raj Group of the Friendly Cir
Gle for the Blind Handicapped
entertained the Boston Chapter
Of the American Red Cross at
their headquarters, II Glou-
cester ST., Back Bay, with songs
They sang many well Srown
songs and spirituals under the
direction of JOHN Powell. The
ladies of the, Executive Com
mittee Of the Red Cross highly
praised and spplauded these
blind artists for the manner in
which they performed, it be-
ing the first time that the
Chapter had ben so entertained.
Mrs. E. L. Morrison and her
committee of ladies who ac-
companied them were highly
elated. They received many
The guardian., 1941-11-01

La Mardi Bridge Club held
the first meeting of the season
at the home Of Mrs, Josephine
Cousines, 1854 Walnut ave, Rox-
bury. Prizes won by Mrs.
Frances Talbot, first, Mrs. Lii
lian Murphy, second, and Mrs.
Cynthia Blackburn, consolation
Many young matrons of the
city are assisting the NAACP
Whist and Bridge Committee in
their effort to make grand sue
cess of the affair on Tuesday
Nov IL, at st. Marks gym,
Townsend st. Admission 35c
plus tax. Ebba Perry, chair
man, Carolyn Jones, co-chair-
man, Phyllis Mitchell, secre-
tary.
A varied calendar Of events
has been planned for theseason
by tn Friendship Club of the
Shaw House. Mrs. Melanic Cass.
newly elected president, presid-
ed at the first meeting when
plans we're made for the victory
supper with Mrs. Lambert,
chairman. About fifty members
attended the supper and the
tables, arranged the length Of
the club room, we're in Hal
lowe'en style. After a delicious
turkey supper a duis and a
spelling bee were enjoyed by all
until late hour. The next
meeting will be Wednesday eve
ming, Nov. 5.
A delightful household PER-
FUMED DEODoRANT can be
used as G diSintectant to clean,
or as a spray to perfume the
rooms, also as a polish for your
furniture. 35 cents. STURGTS
CHEMICAL CO., 648 SHAWMUT
AVE, opp. Kendall st.
Hints from Ima's Dress
Shoppe-Be alert, discover how
to enhance your charms. The
thing that makes any woman
feel like a pampered beauty is
luxurious silk lingerie. This is
a matter that should be nearest
every feminine heart. Be lin
gerie conscious, get these gor-
geous silk garments at The Ina
Dress Shoppe, 202 Dartmouth
st.
Miss Claudia M. Hardrick of
40 Windsor st., visited her cou-
sins, Mrs. Ethel Modiste and
Mrs. Lou Williams and John
Carr and her aunt, Mrs. Lottie
Evans in New Haven, Conn. she
also was the guest of Mrs. Leah
Burns and daughter, Mrs. Will
The guardian., 1941-11-01

Niagara Falls. He left Boston
Oct. II and viii return home
Nov. 8.
The lecture Division Of the
WPA Community Recreation
Project is again putting on a
unique program, "An African
Pageant with characters in
native costumes. Mrs. Portia
Smiley who was taught these
religious songs and dances by. a
group OF native Africans who
arrived in America on Slave
ships in 1855 at the end of the
Civil War, is most enthusiastic
that the group OF artists as
sembled by Mrs. Mary E. Moore
Of the Project is grasping the
idea, the rhythm, and the
words, all in the African tongue
and feeling. There is a male
quartet composed Of William
Sexton, Charles Johnson, ten.
ors; Ernest O'Banyoun and
William H. Richardson, bari
tones; to appear in native Af-
rican costumes. Mrs. H. E..
McCree will impersonate an
African Queen with native.
dancers in costume. Mr.. Rich
ardson as "Selasiep will open
the. program. He has used these
songs in his concert tours where
they were enthusiastically re-
ceived everywhere. The time
is Monday evening, Nov. 10. The
place, st, Cyprians Church, Tre-
mont ST., corner Walpole ST.
The public is invited and ad-
mission free.
The guardian., 1941-11-01

could do to further the defence
program. The basket of grocer
les was won by Mrs. Dorothy
Watson. o
greSS. 1t was urged that pat
ronage be given only to firms
that hired colored boys and
girls and to colored businesses,
R. Costa informed the League
that hours had ben reduced at
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-12
U. s. CunbOat Charleston Is In
 Juneau on Tour

On a periodic inspection tour of Alaska Navy section, the Unit d States Gunboat Charleston docked at Juneau from Peters burg recently to visit Territorial ard As-aH oAicials before sailing f~r 2.ska and a trip as far as Dutch Harbar.
 The vessel is commanded by Capt. Gordon B. Sherwood, and has aboard four United States Army officers and Capt. Ralph C. Parker, Commander of the Al asga Sncs2r Army officers are C.. T. L. Martin, Lieut.. Col. J. H Harrington, C4pt. R. Vincent ard Nsiae F. L. Besdle.
 IL Gsrle.tss was the vessel Wh.sh .#ars# 2 p5s5 ngers and q crew men hes of the wreck ej Any rsa 5r. Kvichak when Weat aa tHe rocks south at Ke#.san t5ree weeks ago. The C. 5a4J ~4s lI6 miles north of the foaad risq vessel when she received a radio message, and pr eee3.d Immediately under 2 .csd dfsf' 10 the scene. After fighting poor visibility, high winds and rough s as for hours, the vessl reached the side of the transport and picked up the remainder of the passengers and crew who had fled from the vzs- szl to the beach for fear she would break up.
 The survivors of the Kvichak wreck Ware taken to Ketchikan, ard then the Charl ston proceed d back down the coast to Prince Rupert to continue her inspection tour.
 This is the third inspection tour taken by Capt. Parker since September.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-12
Income Tax In A Nutshell

WHO MUST FILE A RETURN? Every single person having a gross income of $500 or more; every married person, not living with husband or wife, and having a gross income of $500 or more; and married persons living with husband or wife, who have an az gregate gross income of $2,000 or more.
 WHEN MUST RETURNS BE FILED? For the calendar year, on or before March 15, 1941. For the fiscal year on or before the 18th day of the third month fol- lowing the close of the fiscal year.
 WHERE AND WITH WHOM MUST INCOME TAX RETURNS BE FILED? In the internal rev enue district in which the person lives or has his chief place of business, and with the collector of internal revenue.
 HOW DOES ONE MAKE OUT HIS INCOME TAX RETURN? By following the detailed instruc tions given on Form l040 A and l040, the income tax blanks.
 WHAT IS THE TAX RATE? A normal tax rate of four percent on the amount of net income, ar rived at by deducting legal ex- and credits from the gross income; a surtax on the surtax net income in excess of $4,000; and a defense tax of 10 percent of the combined normal tax and Surtax.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-12
Dept. Of Labor Bill Introduced
 By Sen. Walker

A bill for establishment of a Territorial Department of Labor was introduced in the Territorial Senate by Senator Norman R. (Doc) Walker, of Ketchikan.
 The department would be head d by a Commissioner of Labor who would be elected by the people for a four-year term after the first Commissioner had been elected by a majority of the Lsg- islature. Salary of the office would be 5000 per year The Commissioner would have to be at least 30 years old and resi- dent of Alaska for at least five years. His duties would include inspection, arbitration of disputes and administration of Workmen' 5 Compensation.
 The Senate passed a commit tee substitute for Senator Don Carlos BroWnelIs memorial urg- ing Pr sideat Roosevelt to accept the resignation of Secretary Of the Interior Harold L. Ickes. Re- written, but with most of the stng left in it, the memorial asks that Ickes' successor be one "Who will have a symp5.h tie and understanding viewpoint to- ward Alaska, it's problems and it's future (the original memorial said who will not develop a die tator complex"). Only Senator Walker voted against the mem- orial.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-12
} Added ToLegis. Clerical Staff

Selected for employment in the Legis ature under the additional committee help appropriation are Margaret Grisham and Rae Stew ems in the House and Flora Wood worth, in the Senate.
 Senator Leroy Sullivan, Chair man of the Senate Finance Com mittee, entitled to hire an addi- tional employee, voted against the extra help bill, so may nos use his share of the appropria- ton.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-12

In marked contrast to their reception two years ago, defic- iencies have been allowed by ths Legislature without a voice or a vote being raised against them. Today in the Senate when the $81,500 deficiency bill was passed unanimously, Watchdog of the Treasury" Senator O. D. Coch- ran of Nome was the only mem Der with anything to say, and his statement was: q hate defcien- cies but I don't see any out or these"
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-12
WHAT THE WANT ADS
 MEAN TO NOME

To Sell that gun, furniture, baby carriage, coat, trunk at a profit.
 To Buy that ice box or rug, piano or suit, car or accOrdian at low cost.
 To Rent that room, garage, apartment or that house to de- sirable tenants.
 THE NOME NUGGET
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-12

One mans opinion of Matan- uska-Senator Edward Coffey, in his Senate Joint Memorial No. 2. introduced: This farm colony has proved a success and is Q credit to Alaska and evidences the wisdom of Congress"
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-12

That unique and humorous and typical Alaskan stationery "Seurdough Roadhouse Letter heads and Envelopes, have beer brought strictly uptodate, and are now available at the Nugget off a
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-12

Rep. Harvey Smiths House Bal No. l5, providing for issu- anee of delayed birth certifcat- es, would make it easier for Al aSkans to get certificates The bill would have the effect of extend- lng from 10 days to year the period in which the Registrar of Vial Statistics could record new births, and would allow issuance of delayed birth certificates upon a saoWing by affiavit.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-12
Sidelights On The Legislature

Flora Woodwork, added to the Territorial Senate staff this week as a Judiciary Committee aide, held a similar position with an other Territorial Legislature some years ago. She was Clerk of the Senate Judiciary Commit tee for the Hawaii Legislature in Honolulu.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-12

Mrs. Crystal Snow Jenne of Juneau was introduced as ''P-t of the House." and Rep. William Egan of Valdez as Baby of the House" when Speaker H. H. Me Cutcheon presented the verious members at a Juneau Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Only two legislators passed up the Cham Der date. They were Senator Ed ward Coffey of Anchorage and
 Rep. W. Leonard Smith of Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-12

Whether the Third Division Court headquarters are moVsd permanently from Valdez to An chorage was termed "immater- iar' by Rep. Amer J. Peterson Of Anchorage. He was arguing in favor of Rep. William Egan's memorial for erection of a Fed eraI Building at Valdez, saying a building will be needed there whether or not the Court has it as is headquarters.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-12

Numbers have a standing inVit ation from the Juneau Chamber of Commerce, extended by Curtis Shattuck to attend Thursday luncheon meetings for free meals as long as they are in Juneau. Fv-n Augusta Strigga, House Sergeant-at-Arms, who attended was included in this invitation.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-12

Rep. Howard Lyng of Nome and Rep William Egan of Valdez tangl | in debate over whether a sentence reading safe storage space for vital supplies Is abso- lutely none" was dramatically correct. Egan, who recently mar rie5 a School-teacher, contend ed tn grammar of the sentence was all right.
 Lyng said Lacking should be substituted for none v Rep. Frank Gordon said both might be er8matica ly correct, but he liked '1scking." Rep. Alled Shattuck sa.dthe same. An amendment by Lyng substituting lacking pass ed B to 5 afser an ameadm nt to the amendment in which Rep. James V. Davis wanted to insert a there into the sentence, was defeat d. 9 10 2.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-12

Senator C. H. (Alabam) LaBoy teaux, who didn't wear a necktie to the Governors reception did mt wear one to the Chambsr luncheon either.
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&C nod pcridlcd,tcrt. Stnlicniidp
Solbatcn. bcnocbrctti9t bureb ben
| GnnlmonhouehicI in sllbanien bon
ocn @ricd)cn. licicn al hunoerten in
unllcr eluSriiiuma iiber uno crflGrr
fen. Tie lcieu 9liidlid, Scr SClle cnts
ronncn 5I lcin.
llnter oen lleberIGliern beiano Iih
olld) cin Glcuelnnoer lino 9iirser Der
Scr. Stnnicn, ser hci a(lsbruh bcs
MricQca cincu 9rilh in Der Seimat
acmoht bnttc. Gr por als slutorc-
porateur nah s(lhanien beoroert ,mo
bate oher ioicrt an bcn 3Gmpfen
tril,mehmcn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-16
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wil>e Shieiscrei
II, Scr ). 2lue.

Seem Dorf. Sic 9ad)borldaIt ocs
empire @cbGuoca, ocS hodIlcn Sc'
6Guoes ser @clt, mar ser Sdallplat
elmer milbcn Sd)icEcrci. 3lucl Mills
Der iibcriielen clucn &nllicrcr nit
2obngcloern al,i Dem Mcgc nah lei
ner Siiicc ,mo id,orcn i'm tot. Ger
oen Gcrfcbr rcgclnbc Yoli5iIt nabm
sic Geriplaung ser Aiallber alli. Gic
Saah aina olird, GcparimcaltNee
idGite. Mit ae5ogcncnlsicpolrer ainA
ser Eoli5iir bintcrbcr. Gam Iloten
sic AiGllbcr uad cinen Sari lmo on
Scr Ssiibrer nid)t iMncll Genlla meg
iubr, ic)o6en lie i'm Gin Mdllber
lpuroe nm bei Scr peitcrcn Uluht
gctroffcn lmo lag an @oocn. Ger
SolisiIt bate feincn Tui; in 9lafen.
Ger MGuber brebtc lid nno ld)oG nit
cinem slpciteil Hcuolucr ocn Shut
n,aun tot. Ger spcitc 9iGlbcr rounic
| IN cinen @oollporlh ; Huo 10 Gen!
,no bier inmittcn Ser 0'cnae QinN
bic Sd)icbcrci SlulIcl,cn Eolljlltcn
I,mo Sem circn 9iG,lbcr ipcitcr, bis
er audi nicocrgeidlagcn iuuroc. Die
/, Ndl,ber iino perlett. .3lpei @tann to1
lmnb cine MnSabl iiel in Sbnmaht.