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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-16
This Tray of Eggs
 Scrambled, Muth

LIBERTY, Mo, Oct 16 Fall Cossairt is wondering if his vie isn't taking her golf too seriously.
 Rummaging through the ice box, he found two golf balls i'll the tray with the eggs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-16
BIBLE CLASS MEETING
 CALLED FOR TONIGHT

A meeting of the Salvation Army Bible Class has been called for tonight at 7:30 o'clock. The mem bers will meet in the home Of Adjt. Stanley Jackson. All those interested are invited to attend.
 Crude rubber cultivation is the basic economic activity of Liberia, the Department of Commerce re- ported.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-16
CATHOLIC LADIES To MEET

The regular meeting of the Doug las Altar Society will be held this eveping at the home of Mrs. Rich ard Mccormick. The session will be both a business and social one
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-16

Ernest Gruening, and L. J. Palmer, biological survey official.
 The Teal is slated to renal nin Seattle during the winter.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

1teber 6en ,,dronii6>neutralen'
(finbiid) aetporbenen?)~ Uncle sant
auBert iidI ser britiide Sournaliit
81. s.. Serbert beim u2onbon Bre6
Club" Babies 2un6eon: .8etreffs
@merifa, Oieies grand olo neutral OF
ratber@ tbat dronic neutral, modte
id iagen: @uf ieoen Sal1 IaBt Mme-
rita bel 6ieiem 4riege MAIDEN tpas
es piI. slber Inn @ottespillen, IaBt
amerifa nidt 5u beim Srie6en ma-
den! Das lebtemal idon beslndte
un6 bei6erte amerifa ,tns NIT einenn
plumpen 8abp, senannt 2eaeue. Of
Stations. l1ns i6on tpieoer lit Mut.
ter Columbia riibrig baran, sibren
@edielbalg neu 81 flei6en ,lnter bent
@ufnamen .uGeoeraI Union. -. SD
5peifle nidt oaran, baB oieies ant-
fudspeibden nab Dem Rriese ipie6er-
llm nad SauIe ber6uften tpiiroe, TO-.
balo. oas Sinh au idreien begdnne.
- 80, free! gfir miro 6'rausl' i
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19
Naitf,uO6, Ben 10. Nosem6er 194f

leben 5n fiibren.
Spdter gerieten ibr @ontane itt
sic Sanoe, oie iie sierig Ias. 9alo
aeigten iid Die 5olgen oenn oiefe
idmddten lire CUTE @eiinnut,gen al.
lie fing on, 8uk, Yarfiirnerien l,no
,lueltlibe gGnoeleiet1 5,t liebet1. Der
llmsans nit meltliden Berlonen, be.
lonoers NIT elmer flatterbaften
5reunoin, itiir5te iie nod rnebr 1T
Beltlinn nno 8ersniigunesiudt Grit
als+ iie ibr Batter in ein floiterlides
Beniionat bra9te, ertuadten I'M linn.
gauge nit frommen Sroensle,.ten
t,ieoer Ste eottieligen ginbriide, Die
lie in Ben ait,oeriabren aus Dem Sc.
ien Ser 2esenoen geiddpft batte. Der
nnsong NIT bent fron,Inen Onfet
5an9es ,tnb> oas 2eIen Der geifibeH
@uder, oie er ibr CAB, .lieBat fie tlaebr'
sic gitelfeit Der MeIt erfennen, nnS
bas 2elen Der 9riefe ses I'll. Siero-
npn,us begetiterte fie bolen6s fiir Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

@abl bes Sroensitanoes (8utler)s
Gin Broteltant alts Bremen Ias oas
2eben Der III. 9bereiia, lit ser sl64
iidt feline aritifen ooriiber su n1a-
den. 9ie 5olge oabon tpar, 6aB &c
ii9 befebrte 11n6 fatboliib tp,1roe.
SO quite ginSriide bringt gar bd,,fis
oas aufmerfiame 2eIen oes Sebens
ser Seiligen berbor. >
Ser fl. Ssnatius bon 2oDola unS
Ser FL. Sobannes &olumbini luurben
6eioe ourd oas 2eien ser 2egenoe
ser Seiligen befebrt.
(Sortietung fo1st)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19
BUR 3eit tpir6", 10 ihreibt 6as

BUR 3eit miro', 10 idrei6t oas
"Sbio State Sournal"', uim aonereb
iiber ote 8agateQe bon $51 900, 900,
,oebattiert, tuelde Summe ,1nlern bri.
tiiden 8affenbriioern fir @aud.
5pede geldtdt tueroen iell. gs iit
tpobl nidt an5unebmen, oaB &onig.
George bon oieIem Mlmoien @ebrau9
maden miro, oa er iiber elm idbrlihes
einfommen BON $1,983, 900 berfiigt.
- aber pesbalb beipiligen mir nidtl
etlide Millioneh tint ,uniere 70 oiirf.:
tig beiol6eten illngen 2eilte IN ben
Camps nit .Rauha,aterial gu berie-.
benz"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19
Cute QeftIre eiu Seaen

;,Gs mar ein sroBes @liid fir ,l,ns,
ses ser @ater ,mS aud iein Jreuno
Grans, Hieper uuo ard sic anoern
e,tep 9eutiden, ipie Sanues Sdarf-
aet, Seinrid) @erfer uno bie Hares
aeu "Sbio @aiienfreunb' bon 8ater
Selling, Columbus, Ohio, in bie
&iinee befamen. 9as fam aber burd
ibren euten 8irt, Wfr. @eife Stabt-
Ter. 8rusiuirt in &enooille, o.. gr
,no feline 5rm tparen 8apern l,nb
fatboliid, aber nidt 10 eifrig :tuie ,iie
batten iein iollen. sic batten 5tuei
Sltngens (Mife ln0 gbarles), sic in
aaem 6en gltern sleids iuaren, aud
in ser 2aubeit ser &elision. Ser
alte Mife bate fdon sic @irtldaft
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19
GeDanfen mn GrimnerMttgen
Bon Nen. Grana Guertges
(GortIebl,tta)

SVotiieSHlyl
60 bate i'm Der Iie6e @ott aud
biesual beibiist. G,,ra nadber I'M
@inter i6rie6 llns ser quite Sreuno
Sraas 8icper: ein Sdger babe einen
@dren bon 800 Yfb. @etpidt erlest
geraoe BEL unierem 2a,lb. Seoenfans
her bas ser Beb ser iid baberuln
aafbielt. ..n.s -
J @ttpas eber als mir anfan,en ,1nb
@obnung nabmen in Matt 8entlers
Medbaus, ndbit Dem Soiepb Spaet,
fen., cine Meile ipeItlid) BON Ser be,.'
tiaen Saereo &enrt Gburd in gos
fon, @is., bate unier Radbar ebrle
eistem alten 8aren nit 6rei S,mse1,
eridoiien. Gr itano bel ieiner feine,,
6deune zines Worgens un6 iab Sic
Site NIT Ben i,,ngen 8dren aus benz
Walo fommen, suie lie eurd Sic 8ieie
spgeu uno Sutter il,dteu. Ct bolte
fiA idneI iein Gemebr, nabm ieine..
ffeinen Suno nit unb iaste 10 ben
@aren nad. Ser Suno iaste sic
ga,tse Samilie uno ,lm i'm losSlt-
lueroen, fletterte iie auf einen oidel.
Baum int Selo uno Sic Sunsen ibr
nad. 9u bate er iie, noe ct iie tpoll.
te. @r idob einen nod oen anoerlt
pont 8al,nt uno bate genltg Sleiid)
fiir cine lan9e 3eit. Bir fonnten
nod ein Stiid oapon bon ibm be-
fomnten. So, iagte cr, uSie frci-
fen mir feline S6peine mebr auf!'
Das Sleiid lit iebr idlnodDaft.
Cine anoere @eididte ersdblte rns
feline 6ralt. Sic leien beim Simbee-
reniuden gelueien 1no bdtten ihon
eiuiee elmer bon eebabt, Sic lie ut=
ter 5tr1u6ern perItedten Bis lie aae
bon batten. Bie lie sl1riidfamen, ,'nt
Die bollen Gimer 5t bolelt, ba iabet
iie einen groBen 8aren, ser sic @imer
-seFunoen bate. ST iab gentiitlid oa-
bel nao frab iid iatt. 9tad elmer
@eile fonnten lie bie leeren elmer
,uitnebmen ino lie ipieber fiilen.
Ser 81r mar frellnolid abge5ogel1
1lno batte iie nidt belalti9t.
:, Ser 9ar lit eigenlinnig lmb laBt
fd nidt Ieidt pertrei6en, nur sen
tleinen Suno (8arenbuno) fam ct
niAt alsiteben, tpeil ser i'm 5uoiel
anbellt; anoere S,tn6e reiben aus
ber ibm.
-, Soiepb Spdt er5ablte: s(ui 6enl
@es sur Mi6le in Gbippepap Saas
fant er in1 8alo auf einen 8aren.
Deriel6e lag mitten int Sabriueg. Oie
Bfer6e iaben i'm uno idnaltbten. @r
Melt on ltno ipartete ettpas; aber ber
Nar blieb rubig liesen. gnolid miB-
te Soc borbei, aber a,tf einem ltmpeg
int @alo. Ser @ar ltano ni6t auf;
&c ipellte bor SEN bumn.en Yferoell
nidt lueiden uno blieb Serr i'm
Naloe.
Cute: Qeftiire eiu Seaem
;.@s mar Elm. sroBes @liid fir ,llns.
asS, Ser 9}oter ,,rS md, Spiu cSrp,tt,H
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

8elbuft bon allen MelBelt ullO
5biparael, 10 6aB ct bate balo reid
iperben f6n,ren. gr blieb aber inaner
flein uno lit audi 10 geItorben. gr
NOR iebr beliebt, beIonbers bei ben
9el,tIdelt, tpeil er linb feline sralt
uno ainoer 10 gut uno bilfreid tpa=
ren oeutib ,uaren uno bfei6en mol.
ten. ...~. ,2='.-.
sSie Ser Nsife an oen ,,Sbio 8ai.
ienfre,1nb' tam, peiB 'id nidt. @r
bate ibn auf bent Eiid liesen 1T
ieiner Shibe, tpo Ct Die before .Snrte
Seute nit ibren Jra,ten, ,pie es bel
ben Deihiden Mooe trar, iisen lieB,
Tim eer,iitlid Elm @lasGeu gier trinz
fen at fonnen. gs tpar int Sabre
1881, anfangs auenit als Tie BORT slls
Iammeniasea nitb bas 8iatt fanbeu;
gleib tpurbe es ourdseieben ,tno ges
leien. ,,aatbolifdes 8iatt, fiir oie
@aiIen, bon SoIepb Setting, bon
Miiniter, @eitf. 81, oas mollen 1uir
glei6 beitellen. 9as tpollen iuir bal
ten, oenn iuo ser BaItor berfomntt,;
fomnen aud mir ber." SSa, idste Der
Mife, mi iidt ihon redt, / bin 10
etpas uie agent; id mero's idon
belorsen; ee6t mir cure Rame at ,no
/ tpitl idon oafiir idreiben.. 8ater
mar ser erite uno fdrieb ieiuen Na-
men oltf Elm 8latt Bapier umo gab
linn $3.50. Die anberen taten bas-
lel6e. Ser Mife sdblte 0as @elo,
faltete bie neue 9iite auiammen uno
idob iie in Elm aupert sltm N6ibif-
fen nad Columbus, O., S2t 6. Main
st. 60, iagt er, oa miro ser quite
8aiienpater iuieoer ,idmile'. 6enn er
bat groBe Sors' Inn feline &inoer.
Gs ipar in Sem Sabr grdBlid beiB
uno man iaet beute nod, baB es oos
geiBeite sSSabr setpeien tpabreno ser
adtsiger Sabre. Seine 5tr6e tpar
bon bon ieine,t suten Sre,,noen Sic
iGon aue aiemIid abeefiiblt paren
uno balo auf6reden pollten. uNebmt
nod ems, iagte Nife, lid lebe oies-
NAL ouf; es ioa eu1 ni1ts folten, oas
quite 8orn's 8ier; lit audi bon Co.
lllmbus, g., 1,nS iid)t ber0oat CUTS
8ierle" slae la6ten 11n0 nabmen
Gins NIT. 0arum bielten Sic oelttIden
9enopiller nadber iopiel auf Sen al
ten Mife. Ser bat bos Ser5 auf
oem redteu 6led iiten", meinte San-
mes Sdarfgen na6ber iein better
Sreuno. Ser 8ailenfreuuo blieb als
ltetes s(u6enfen an Mife Stabtler bel
allen int Sa,ls. Sd m6dte gerne nil.
len, ob ibre &inoer benIel6en beute
nod baben. Sa nn6 neiu. Solde,
sic nod 9eutl1 >leIeu .f0nneu, ia.
Solde, sic es .nidt mebr fonnen,
nein. ,Denn fobiel lit iider, oaB 6ie
Manner, sic oan1als BEN Ohio 8ai=
ienfreunb nabmen, falte fatboliIde
MGnuer uno Samilienbater geblieben
Iino lln6 beute iid) nod int @rabe
freuen, oaB iie oeniel6en senommen
baben. 9enn oud beute. nod betet
ser @aiienfreun6 fir lie uno opfert
ieben Samstas morsen Sos IF. Meb=
opfer fir lie, ,,no bas miro er Tim,
iolanse er eriItiert ,no @ailenfreuno
genannt miro. gsod mebr: aud ibre
3inoer, Oh lie Sen @aienfre,,no ober
6as engliide SdpeIterblatt, oas
&nlnhhi,,,,t,, NQoofIt, InSa,, fi,tS Skrntt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19
chio Mai1enfre,tn6

Ter 30sIinse, itno aiif bnnoerten bon
Mltdren iper6en tdeli6 ,t,,o tuobent-
lid bas bodbl. MeBopfer 0argebraht
lporit imner Elm Wene,ho lit fit ale
lebeioen ilno berltorbenen 2eier lno
@obltdter bes Gbio @ailenfrennoes.
Gas lit bas gebeinlnis ibres @liides
ullb hires 8oblieins, Ser Sesen oes
8aiienfreltnoes.
gater Selling, Der alte Mife Staot-
Ter, Ser alte Doos Guertges i,nb San.
mes Sddrigen ,lftu. ruben aae in ib-
rem @rd6ern; Ser alte General IN
8ortbinston, o., ser anbere in
gbapel Sill, uno in Corning, ,1no
Sannes IN 8reeie, sSa., unb 5ran5
Yieper int gbfon, @is., ,.no Beter
Har in 1oofemeier, ST., iie r,lbet,
aus bon ibre,t slr6eiten, aber ibre
-Merfe bal,ern peiter uno ipirfen ,,n<
ter ipateren Ge,,erationen. -
Das iab id nod bel meiner Nlno.
reife in 1889 uno 1910. Sd fraete
tl,at.dmal 10 ettpas ,tad nno iiberaa
fam Die antDort:: Sa, mir baben bas
8latt nod! ltub moaen iie es bebal-
ten ,,no bererben. Die eriten Sent,
ihen baben oen 8aiienfreuno ber-
breitet. 60 mein Batter inb Onfel
5rik Steinboff unS anbere baben es
getan, ipobin iie famen. Selbft in
@oion, @is., mo- Sas golf arm uno
wenig geidult mar, faao ser 8aiien-
freun0 2eier.
ltniere Mutter las germ 1ln6 tpenn
ser 8aiienfreuno anfau1 bate iie
ibn balo in ser San6, oft ebe nod
ser 8ater i'm befam. slls mir in
0isconiiu iparen r,nS sic erIte @ode
ser @aiienfreln6 ni1t fam, peil er
rmgeltelt tuerben mllBte, iparen mir
aae berleeen, benu mir iparen se-
mobnt, Sic idone @eididte auaubo-
re,1, ipelde Mittter SEN Rinbern por-
las. 60 lernten sic ainoer ben @ai>
ienfrelno ihon friibe fennen uno
ipraden su uuiern 9a6barn bariiber.
9alo beitellten einiee au6 Sen 8ai-
ienfrel,no. s(ud 8ater l1ntra1t fat
ibn bamaIs befommen, tpie id) borte.
Ser quite Serr 8farrer ermabnte
oas golf beitanoig 5l,nt aeIen gutter
Bidder uno beion0ers fatboliifer
3eitungei1, lln6 er nannte einige.
,Nimm ltno lies, borte @ugultin
eines Saees cine Stimme ibm airu=
fen, uno nabm sic $5l. Sdrift uno
los oen Cert bonn fl. Baulus, uno
pl1roe 10 befebrt. Sft er5dblte .er &C.
ididten, beion6ers Sonntagsnadmit-
tag uabreno bes ltnterridts. @roB
uno flein, alt lno jung famen eerne
5lt oielem 11nterrid)t, Inn MIR bieie
intereiianten @eididten 5u boren, 6ie
Damn auf bem Seimtpeee belproden
tpuroen. Sd fenne berte nod einige:
tpenige 6abon. ... ~..~.:-
60, tpas sic III. Eberelia bon ibren
gltern beridtet: ,,Wein Batter liebte
iiberans eas 9eien gutter Bidder un6
befaB mebrere in Ser 2anbesiprade,
Samit feline 9inber iie leien fonnten,
lmo meine Mutter l,nterTiitte ibn
tatig in ieinem+ 8eitreben,: inbem fie
uns 5u @ott beten Iebrte unb cine
inolide Nnoa6t .5,r aaerielielten
Sunsfrau lmo oen Seilisen einfIobte.
llno bieie @efiible ereriffen fdon in
The guardian., 1941-08-23
Golf Tribute

Even a non-golfer like myself
must commen the Bay State
Golf Club and associates for put
ting over the 1941 National
Tournament this week at Ponk-
apoag.
AS a humble newSpaperman of
ten years experience I have yet
to see a colored sports venture
advertised so we'll in the daily
papers. We should thank Bos-
toms fairminded daily editors as
we'll as our own.
Almost religiously I have been
reading the respectful and prais-
ing u. G. A. golf stories by Ger
ry Hern of the Post and Harold
KaeSe of the Globe and fair
minded gentlemen of the morn
ing Herald among others. All
were genuine tribute.
It's far cry from Amos n
Andy" and a great step toward
decent recognizing of colored
Americans.
The guardian., 1941-08-23
ROoraY For Joe! !!

So Mr.. and Mrs, Joe Louis
have kissed and made up
A nation wide poll will un-
doubtedly reflect disappointment
among the drag-downers, the
gossip-mongers and the gold
dlggers. For all of me they can
go jump into the nearest lake.
It is worth the unavoidable
absence of the Worlds Heavy
weight King from our Boston
Y. G. A. Golf Celebration this
week. If Boston had to suffer to
bring about the reunion of the
unhappy people, Boston suffered
gladly enough. 1t was gosh darn
worth it!
AS related here many weeks
ago, the Joe Louis family argu-
ment was a personal affair to be
best settled by Joe and Marva
alone. In a sense both are
youngSterS-and youngsters al
ways fuss and make up.
Charges and counter charges
soon are forgotten.
The guardian., 1941-08-23
Helped Women

Whether for publicity purpose
or not, Marva'S amazing claims
that she could not live on less
than $4,000 d year had its good
effect. It got national headlines,
but that isn't all.
1t broke all precedentS in ele-
waiting the financial status of
colored women all over the
world. 1t was clever propaganda.
The money-status Of colored
women has been too long at the
of VI national structure
due to the low income of the
colored men. Nobody expects a
colored woman to have anything
except what her Madame" may
choose to give away. Colored
women are paid the cheapest
wages. No race can possibly rise
above the living standards of its
women.
When Marva Louisa colored
woman-claimed she needed IS
grand to live on, many white
woman gulped in serious sur
prise.
How dare a colored woman
demand such a status?
Marya won't get it, but it was
food for thought.
The guardian., 1941-08-23
ROWING ALONG SPORTSDOM
By MABE KoUNTzE

ated with me in the publicity for
colored enterprise in the past.
first met Gerry personally at the
Boston Royal Giant contest at
Braves Field and at that time
Gerry spoke fortnight against
race color bars.
Hal Kaese of the Globe, while
new to me, appears equally as
true an American as Hern for
Halls Aug. 10th story of the U.
G. A. Tournament is terrific with
two column heads and plenty of
story. KaeSe reveals that the COL
ored U. G. A. is the first to test
and okay the Ponkapoag course
for a championship contest. The
course only opened up late last
June. KaeSe furthermore quotes
Clarence Gibney.
Clarence Gibney, the Ponka-
poag pro, spoke of the Sepia
stars thus: They look as good
hitting a golf ball as Ted Will
liamS looks hitting baseball.
They're just naturalS, that's all"
The guardian., 1941-08-23
RFIT ARRAY OF RACE BOXERS
|Ep SPORT GOING, SAYS ALMY

Johnsono as a fighting machine,
and away out in front as a mid
die and cruiser of any now in
the game; the game Joe Jean
cite, Sam MvVey, and of course.
Lii Artha'
Deacon" Tiger Flowers
Several Of these held through
into the 191O-192O period with
such added names as Harry Wills
goat herder of Dempsey's nan
ny until Jack Sharkey dispelled
that illusion; Deacon" Tiger
Flowers, Jack Thompson, Gorilla
Jones, Kid Chocolate, Battling
Sikh, Al Brown, Chick Suggs, Kid
Norfolk ct al. Some group-the
majority holders at one time or
another of worlds titles.
All of the foregoing have Slip
ped away into the glory of the
sunset of fame to be replaced in
turn by John Henry Lewis-now
out of the picture; Joe Louis,
Henry Armstrong, Louis Kid CO.
Goa, Chalky Wright, Al Gamer,
Tiger Fox, Oscar Rankin, Roscoe
Toles, Buddy Walker, Eddie
Blunt-the dusky veteran who
beat up both Abe Simon and
Buddy Baer before Louis got to
work on EN-; George Pace, and
others. In recent years there has
been added such formidable per-
formers as Tiger Warrington,
Holman Williams, Richard Polite
Cecil Hudson, Snooks Lacey, jim
my Bivin, Booker Beckwith;
Charley Burley, whom the Fritzie
zivic management did well to tie
to their apron strings
Sugar Robinson
Ray Robinson, held by many
as the heir-apparant to Lew Jen-
kins' job; Jackie Wilson, Lem
Franklin, Bob Montgomery,-wh
may yet beat Robinson to the
1875 lb throne; Buddy Walker,
Beau Jack-the latter a light
weight conner; Ray Price, Harold
Blackshear, L ! y d Marshall,
Howell King, Eddie Booker,
Johnny Hutchinson, Odell Pale,
Cecil Hudson, Slugger White,
Nose Brown, Eddie Ellis, the
Quincy welter; frankie Nelson,
and many more. Thanks to Louis
and Armstrong, the present
string of dark-hUed talent is the
greatest ever in history.
While here and there pale
face prospects have thrown away
their chances. neglected T |
training, the advice of veterans
and such matters; the dark boys
as whole, have grabbed every
opportunity and made the. best
of it. The future of these two
opposite schools of fistcuffs is
very much in favor of that head
ed by Louis and Armstrong.
The guardian., 1941-08-23
Conserving Resources

Because the Eel carries many passengers 10 vehicle uses less
power and material per passenger mile than other forms Of city
travel In regard efficiency and economy modern transpor
tation has the advantages modern mass production
One Ell bus carries many persons usually ride in twenty auto
mobiles About 400 automobiles used transport the average
number of passengers single rapid transit train during rush hours
Thus ofhe national 1t also speeds
The guardian., 1941-08-23
SCHEMERS HAVE
BUSY SCHEDULE

Tomorrow, Sunday morning,
Aug. "a, a doubleheader with
the Schemers versus DunbarS
at Carter Playground-Thurs
day evening, Aug %, the
Schemers versus Wiley Lamb at
the William Il. Carter. Play
ground. The wiley Lamb is a
full uniform team and one of
the top teams in the industrial
league. Wednesday evening
The guardian., 1941-08-23

tditor's Note: Boxing editor of
i goston Post and recognized
one of Americas leading ring
sborities, Doc Almy, the be-
ed friend of Colored American
|5ens. has granted THE GUAR
hN special privilege to reprint
following tribute to Colored
hterS.
BY DOC ALMY
While in the past we have had
he really great dusky ring
|rs-the first notable group be-
headed by Peter Jackson,
h including Joe WoIcott, Joe
ms and George Dixon and, a
ser light, the original George
The guardian., 1941-08-23
OLD TIMERS-POLICE
BASE BALL GAME

CAMBRIDGE A baseball
game between the Cambridge
Old Timers and the Cambridge
Police will be the special fea-
ture of the Field Day on Sunday,
Aug. "a, Besides BASEBALL there
will be many field events, girls
events, novelty races, tug-o-
war, etc. The activities will be
from 1880 to 6 p. M, sponsored
by the WPA Recreation Project.
The guardian., 1941-08-23

bdfrey Of Boston; such groups
I've been more of less isolated
ID separated into various de-
sdeS.
AS set forth by Nat Fleischer,
aitor Of the Ring, in his fine
fieS of fiStiC volumes" Black
Rnamite' from 1880 to 1890,
SCkSon and Dixon were the lone
Colored performers generally
ogni7ed by the sporting pub
n as such.
Could Beat Bomber
Between 1900 and 1910, came
NJ Blackburn-Louis' present
Riner; Joe Cans, regarded by
Rny as one of the greatest
8ltWelghtS either before or
Pee; Joe WoIcott, one time
erld's welter champion who,
~ in his prime, would be am
able to toss the present title
Alder, and a few of the middles
Hd light-heavies into the bas-
Il without raising a sweat. AL
& in this group was Sam Lang
n, a close second to Jack
The guardian., 1941-08-23

Have you something to sell,
rent or exchange Why not try
a classified ad and see how
qquickley you will get results.
The guardian., 1941-08-23
Amaze Pro

Gerry Hern of the Post is a
daily reported who has cooper
The guardian., 1941-08-23

Sept. 3, the Schemers at South
Boston take on the strong Gill
lette Factory team.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
AUTOMOBILY.

Catherine Clay, 65leta z Ches-
terrified avenue, byla v automo-
bilove nehode zlamana noha,
prerazena Zebra a odrena ma
lebce.
Marie Stregel, 64leta z Po-
we'll avenue, utrpela mnohe O.
dreniny V teze nehode. Ridicem
AUTOMOBILE byl Jake Davidson.
- Ma ledem pokryte ulici v
sobotu uklouzl truck, v nemz
46 muz1, ma Fort avenue u
Reynolds ulice. Vsichni z ne
no vyhozeni byli. FL z mich
zraneno bylo. Vsichni byli del
n1ci v lodenici.
- Manzele George Walters
z 1900 blocku Armistead Way
tezce poraneni byli automobi-
lem pr prechazen1 Philadel.
phia road u Mapleton avenue
Rfdic, Louis G.. Schaler z Raspe.
burg, vinen jest z neopatrnt
jizdy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19

Pr prechazenf Paca a
Baltimore Glice Antonio Hutle,
62leta, optlucena byla automo-
bilem ma hlave a prerazenfm
nekolika zeber. Automobil RI
dill William GAM z Hollins ul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
VanOce.

SO H~o%J AV 44OAAON ONJA4
kdy sc mel narodit mas Kristus Pan,
rouSkou jak v mlze vSe Sc nam taft,
prece ten okamzik Jest nam vftan.
Vsecko Sc ponof1 v tajemne moci,
ktera je Obetkana tajemnOu bali,
snad kazdy jedinec, We Vanocn1 noel,
to kouzlo Vanocni vzdycky haj1.
Ease jsou Vanoce jake rok pred tim,
ten den sc do syta mnohy z mas naj1,
ale tt ubozaci v poll bitevnim,
o hladu a zine svobodu haj1.
Co bolesti a hladu pfinesla valka,
co lid1 nevinnych zab1j1 vrah,
jiz je piece videt konecna dalka,
a Odplata tenn vrahum je ma dosah --
ruky, ia Dude trestati, to bez milosti,
snad pT1St1 Vance Dude ten cas-.
ten lid ujaTmeny, Tekne jz dosti,
ted budem Ease my ~trestati vas.
Nebudem trestati nevinne deti,
jenom ty jez chteli mas vyhubit,
pfinesli jsme jiz dost velkych obet1,
chceme v nas1 zemi nit blahobyt.
-Snad pr1st1 Vanoce budem svobodnf,
pax Dude potrestan nemecky vrah,
vzdyt valc1me prot MIN jak bratTf rodn1,
re S toho dostava Nemecko strach.
Jz leze Ike kT1zi a nablzf mir,
my no ted nepF1jmem ma zadny pad,
vzdyt ten jedovaty nemecky Stir,
mob by nam padnouti Ease do zad.
anO 5. prosince 1871. JAN j. HRBEK.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19

Nahle byl pretrhnut zivot Tvdj
sladky, skoda TIE, pTeskoda,
re Sc w nikdy vic nevrat1s
zpatky. Ones, We I've vyroci
odchodu v nezname svety, kla-
deme I've pamatce vzpomfnek
prostinske kvety. Tyto nase
vzpomlnky k vysinam "a Te-
bou lett, jak hejno oblackn
drobnych We podleti.
We vzpom1nkach tech vroucich
zijes S nami dale, milovali jsme
TIE, drahy, vzpom1name stale.
K ucten1 dnesn1ho dine venujf:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
VZPOMiNKA.

Dne 10. prosince Dude tomu
4 roxy, CO rozloucil Sc S nami
mas milovany syn a bratr
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19

ktery spf sv1j vecny sen ma
Ces. NarOdn1m Hfbitove.