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The Omaha guide., 1944-09-09

New York Co Publisher Bucklin
Moon, author Of Darker Brother,
has only praise for Howard Fast's
newest novel Freedom Road" 1T
sets out reports Moon, TO show that
a workable democracy which function
ed fer black and white alike, was be-
trayed by a planter group which
would stop al nothing to bring back
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-09
TO AID
AGAINST CT. SLAYER. .

New York-Eward r. Dudley Of
the NAACP Legal Staff is being
sent to confer with relatives and at
torneys representing the family Of
Pvt. Booker 7. Spicely, who was
killed by a white bus driver, July s.
in Durham, N. c., during an incident
involving the State jimcrow bus law.
The prosecution against Herman
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-09
Ethiopia Gets Lend Lease

New York (C) According to a
New York Times photo, Ethiopia
has at last received lend-lease aid
from this country. Photo shows J.
K. Calidwill, United States Minister
reading a document to Emperor Halle
Selassie as the first American plane
arrives.
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-09
Undertakers Complete
Successful Confab

New York City (C) Coming to
the city almost unheralded, the Natl.
Negro Funeral Directors Associat-
ion convened here during the week Of
August 81 and completed a successful
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-09

drill this week in the Basic Training
Center at eesler Field, a unit of the
Army Air Forces Training Command
Private Smith will undergo several
weeks Of orientation, gas mask and
bayonet drill, camouflage and phys
ical training, and rifle firing. He
then will be assigned to duty or sent
to a technical school for special train
ing.
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-09

ChiIdreSs IN 'Amd Lncasto" at The
Mansfreld Theatre Ne1c York.
feet, nor is it loosely and slowly writ
ten in two or three passages which
need pace and punch-but these draw
backs are easily forgiven.
Anna Lucasta' is another story Of
a prostitute who finds a decent love.
1t has been written with honesty,
sympathy, humor and often, more
than ordinary grace by Philip Yordan
It JUS happens to be played by Ne
groes, but it isn't about Negroes. it's
about people.
FOR ALL THEY'RE WORTH
The actors Of the American Negro
Theatre play these people for all they
are worth. which is considerable -
and they do so with imagination and
restraint. Hilda Simms, an extraor-
binary pretty girl with a splendid
voice, is admirably right as Anna Lu-
casta, the prostitute
anna Lucasta" in sum, is a hit. 1t
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-09
o Lydia E. Pinkham's
SANATIvE WASH
ACTUALLY HELPS NHWMARE -
PEEL OFF UGLY m~
LAYER OF SURFACE " AV

Take the positive POSLAM way to skin
improvement. CONCENTRATED for
quick action. Poslam helps reduce red
ness . peel away rough. embarrassing
'pimple layer" Not a cosmetic but a
38-year old MEDICATION. Apply be-
fore making up or leave on overnight.
Six active ingredients cling where
eeded We call it 'the ointment with
out disappointment" SOC. druggists.
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-09

STARTS RECRUIT DRILL
Keesler Field, Biloxi, Miss, Aug.
31-Pvt. livery Jack Smith, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Smith 2736
Parker Street, started his recruit
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-09
I'VE BEEN
AROUND
Mew York
BY - YATES

From a Reporters Typewriter -.
Physically handicapped veterans Of the present wa constitute a
group Of productive. capable workers at a number of nearby defense
plants Despite predicted competition from planes and automobiles.
tra@e with faster service and lower rates SAT- after the war Many
countries They await only the armistice to put their plans for recon
to mend mend war; elunsg but I to build better bette na seIfaaa and 11a already |. 0 ths
BELGIAN Commission sion has tack tackled e the problem Of relief property re-
postwar commerce National Urban League for Social Service
experience in various fields Of social work to fill positions which are
ssrdnsheu i" t Ss0a eod asagHe aaaH ssac oa d in 9tn ssrs ssaal If work phl sse D9sss
sRace" strike BY Pic workers who boited against the q up q fagso Of
eight Negroes J Lester Kaufman new chief pubHeist at Republic
eari !" Twenti fas Revived IN rAt the film film ll ! c ihe pa q Renub 5pne m = the
comedy smash hit
ot Leader Eddie Durham seeking e x. talented beauties for hi. new
stating Their age: hsiaht and weight: giving their experience. And
GOOD Rg z IL c. ceis { oa Is the TsasI nsl aa'e ef Thsse- Ss sT1 ct Macmillan sass
source that you've made q pretty mess Of things for Negro newspaper
me. over at Columbia TsevssIon. For a guy with such marvellous con,
For at least ten years " have been warned often that there ar
to perform the i'll deeds here in America that they succeeded il doing
subverave acts point to espionage. Negroes who have been the target a
Of . %sny n Instances sssnts or .e s uosdi s', uD q sir., act, ,v hsxs I bee" the subject
agents are no. interested il attacking Negroes but. the acts q these
know too well that the determination to keep the Negro in his place
DE- or Of : student" %Sa s' At a Harss Institute ms mass' Earle asI"' Warren :, a's " Count "w
the Sas'o oss Hlens'T John . IS She's IS the he v es% St. in : auds s' i sR1soa Boy ssa as
toon assnd saesr.. Horace Henderson. the former sandsadsr.
!. so ".M ' siosssy' % ~ts ssus a.r's If : i n .gsan Gsv: and s %Ss is dI5ee a.,n;;
and PITTSBURGH, wed eeri ToMIes Pittsburshcheaso sociaIse) on
Friday, Aug. 10 Allied soldiers are o Iinguist Sharks, accord
Ing to = War Dept bulletin which states boys learn to speak,
then write foreign languages almost in less time to stake over" oc.
cupied Lands
Consider the Source: Emphasis on police techniques for preventing
riots and improving relations between different racial, religious and
national groups is stressed in a report-"The Police and Minority
Groups" issued by the International City Managers Association. 1913
E 60h St. Chicago $50 Illinois Thought you would like to know
HishIshts: Sgt Joe Louis and his wife. marvellous Marva, will
reconcile when they meet in Chicago next month It. Rose Lillian
Elliott ct Philadelphia, n L James Hathaway Robinson, ,J. u, S,
Army. tied that knot in Yuba City. Calf a fortnight ago FarreIrs
kozy Tavern No. in formal opening last Wednesday mite Recon-
mended: Lovely Lola Hayes the internationally known mezzo-soprano.
Tuesday nights via WNYC.
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-09

the ~autocracy of ante bellum days"
He cites thirstyish Fast's work as his
most timely novel
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-09

Colossal is the word for M-G-M's
"Kismet"l
n X n 4
Rogue is the word for star, Ronald
Colman. who is also magician. adj
venturer, beggar-and loverl
X X ~ \
Gorgeous is the word for Marlene
Dietrich. Queen of Dancing Girls. She
does a harem-whirl destined to be famousl
n \ X \
"Kismet" is about the biggest Techni-
color eyeful that ever happened on the
screen-or in old Bagdad--city of love
and danger!
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-09

usually relieve not only Head
ache, but Simple Neuralgia, Mus
cular Pains and Functional
Monthly Pains.
Do you use DIR. Miles Anti-Pai
Pills? If not why not? You can
get DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills at
your drug store in the regular
package for only a penny apiece
and in the economy package even
cheaper. Why not get a package
today? Your druggist has them.
Read directions and use only as
directed. Your money back If you
are not satisfied.
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-09

A LII SET for a good full days
~ work when a nagging head
ache sneaks up on you. You suffer
and so does your work. ;
sReady for an evening Of relax
alton and enjoyment pesky
headache interferes with your fun,
rest, enjoyment or relaxation.
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-09

y ~ X
In fact, the world
has never seen its
equal
X \ r III
James Craig is in il.
Edward Arnold is in
it, Hugh Herbert,
Joy Ann Page,
Florence Bates,
Harry Davenport
and thousands of
others are in it.
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-09

Based on the famous play by Edward
Knoblock and adapted to the screen by
John Meehan, William Dieterle has d.
rected his outstanding film. The pro-
ducer is Everett Riskin, who saw to it
that M-G-M spared nothing to fill the
screen with emotional display.
X X X n
You'll have a swell time at "Kismet".
Probably come out of the theatre sing
ing an Oriental chant
\ X X \
The Omaha guide., 1944-09-09

Hiehlights: Sgt Joe Louis and his wife, marvellous Marva, will
reconcile when they meet in Chicago next month 1t. Rose Lillian
Elliott Of Philadelphia, and 1t James Hatnawsy Robinson, Jr, U. S.
kozy Tavern No. in formal opening last Wednesday mite 4. Recon-.
mended: Lovely Lola Hayes the internationally known mezzo-soprano,
Tuesday nights via WNYC.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-01

nod oen &riegsanat In Der Srgat1ts
lter1tng zines Boitoienftes au beIfen,
ser Die gon5e 8elt 11utiponrt.
Serr SoG erfIdrte, bos neu einge.
rtdtete ~3onenipitem" fir Die eroBe-
rem Stdote babe Il 6iebr betp6brt.
DieIes tragt peientti6 oa5u BET, Dos
gortieren Der 8rtefe 5u erlei6tern.
8lane meroen ertpogen, ou6 nod Dem
Grtege Die neue Wetbooe bei5ubeboI.
ten, nam1i6, 6aB man bel elmer
Ioreiie ni6t nur Namen, Sta6t 1tno
Stoat ongeben tnnB, fon6ern ou6 Dos
betreffenoe Boitarnt Der 3ieltoot.
Ser ungebeuer getpa6iene 8etrieb
bradte oas BoItamt einen ueberf6uB
bon $1,OOO,OOO; es lit 6as erite Mm
leit "a Sabren, boB oies Der Suu lit.
Dieier neberi6uB tpur6e errei6t, Oh.
gleid bic u6reipoit" mebr beonIprudt
wuroe ols ie. 8eb0r6en, &ongreBmit.
glieoer uno @ngeb0rige Ser Il. g.
Streittrdfte boben 6etanntli6 n1ebr
cOer peniger Elm Nnre6t ouf freie
Hoitbef0r6erung.
Satboliide &onferen5 iiber Snbnitrie.
prDbleme
Bie aus gbtcago beri6tet miro,
finoet Die oiesiabrige Sagung Ser &a-
tbolii6en &onferen3 iiber SSSnouitrie,
ttobleme bonn 2t. Big 20. Sebruar
i'm StebenS Sotel, Gbicogo, ftott, in
Gerbinoung nit Dem 25. Sabrestoge
bes ,8ii6ofsprogramn1s 6es So5tolen
8ieoeraufbaues', 6as am 12. Sebru.
ar 1919 bon BEN gr5bif60fen uno 8i,
i60fen Der Ser. Staoten ber0ffentli6t
puroe, lrto 1eitber a1s &i6tlinie fir
Sic fotboliide io5iale Aftion i'm 2anoe
hlent. Gin Sab 6es 8rogromu1s, sic
ein5ige ~Stderung oes Srieoens lit
lo5iale @ere6tigfeit uno cine 5ufrie-
oene 8eb0lferung" bil6et oas Soupt-
tbema Ser oiesidbrigen Gogung. Ser
bo6tpit MIgr. Sobn 9l. &pon, 0iref.
tor Der Abteilung fir So3io1e Ittion
Der Notionolen &otbolil6en 8obls
fabrtsfonferen3, miro cine @eoe iiber
,9os 8iidofsprogramm" balten. Ser
Lbodpit. Wigr. 9feDnolo SiIlenbrano,
Heftor 6es ct. Marp Of tie 2ofe Se-
minars in M1tn6elein, tpuroe bonn
bo6tplt. @r3biidof 81. g. Stritb BON
@bicogo, oem Botron Ger Sagung,
gum gorltber 6es ortli6en8orberei-
tungsausf6uiies ernannt. Inter Den
Sauptreonern befin6en it6: Der bod-
pit. 8iidof s. S. Saas bon @rano
Rapios; Saul @raD Soffman, BrGii>
bent ser St116ebafer Corporation, 60.
8eno, Sno., 11to Borlibe oes 8irt>
| i6aftsfomitees, Der itber ,,@as fam
oas @ei6dft 5ur @orbeueung bon Mr-
beitsloitgfeit no9 bem &rtege tun"
ipreden miro, un6 Soiepb 8. &eenan,
9lrbeiterberater ser &rtegsarbeitsbe>
boroe, Der bas Gbema ,,Srganiiterte
glrbeit unb 8roouftton'' bebanoeln
miro. slnoere Sa6peritdnoige auf 6em
Gebiete ser Mrbeitsprobleme tperben
folge1r6e Ebe11ata bebanoeln: ,,2obne,
Breiie uno Der &an1pf geeen Snfla-
tton"; u2obnpo1ttif Der &riegsarbeits'
| b e + . r oe"; .8roouftionsfooperatidn
| < oT- =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-01
Gin 2omr6espnn6er beiptrft
8efebrmn9en

2ouroes beri6tet Reb. Batrid S'gons
nor, Wiliionar bon ct. COLUMBIAN, in
Debr Sebruorn1m1ner ser ,Sar Ga IT,
3eitidrift.
Gin getpiiler Sobn Sropnor, mel
dem feline Mutter cine innige @n6o6t
CUR Muttergottes eingefloBt botte, ent-
1hloB it6, bon 2iberpoo1> @nglono, 3l1
elmer @allfubrt na6 2our6es. 0ur6
epileptii6e Slnfaae uno poralDtii6e
2abmungen geibmd6t, mar er alS
1nbeilbarer Snbalioe bon BEN 9ler5ten
oufgegeben poroen. Sein uneridiit=
terlides Bertrouen ouf Die Silfe ser
9futtergottes ld]redte Dor feiner
S6pierigfeit 8ltriid. @r oerfoufte iei-
ne 8ertiaden un6 berpfdnoete Die SSu=
ipelen ieiner Srau, Tim 6ie &eiie nod
2our6es MAIDEN at fonnen. Sein Ser
trauen tpuroe rei6li6 belobnt. gr
mur0e ni6t pol1itGnoig gelun6, ion6ern
bro6te eS 5lt einem &0rpergetpi6t bon
293 9funo.
OaS plobli6e @unoer leiner &C.
nelung an ser 2ouroesgrotte bro6te-
ibm uno 5tpet ni6ttatbolii6en &ron-
feniparterinnen, oie i'm BEL ieiner Nn>
funft in 2ouroes berpfleeten, 0ie
@nobe oes @laubens. 9lu6 feline gon5e
Somilie in England, iotpie Der onglt-
fonii6e Winiiter, oei1en Stride Tie bor-
mails ongeb0rten> befebrten 1i6 in
fo1ge0eiien in 2iberpool.
4u6 in 5eitli6en &nge1egenbeiten
nabm it6 6te Muttergottes Ieiner an.
SD babe 10 er3Gblte Sobn Grap-
nor 6em &eb. S'Gonnor, ,,tpe0er our
3eit meiner @eneiung uno nu6 1pGter
elnen BennD bon irgenoiemano ange=
nommen. Sd febrte nittellos bon
2curoes na6bau1e uno berfugte nur
llber meme oiirfttge INSTRUMENTATION
(EroDnor NOR in ser 56Io6t bon
@auipoltS i6Der oertpun6et tpor=
oen). S9 babe ME aus meiner mun-
rerbaren &ur @elo 5u i9logen &C..
il19t. l1no oo6 bat Die Muttergottes
mirtltd miitterlih fir midi geiorgt,
iooob id rei6Ii6 leben 1,1ro oue meine
9inoer beriorgen fonnte.
20 Sabre, na66em er in 2our6es
I'M Suli 1923 10 tpunoerbar gebeilt
troroen, beri6ieo er am 8orabeno 6es
5eltes Ser l1nbefledten gmpfdnanis
i'm Sabre 1913.
X X X
Gbemaliser anelifanii6er @rimas ter.
lanst Siderbett bes @atifans
Sonooner Na6ri6ten 5ufolge bot
Ger ebemalige anglitaniide gr3biidof
bon Canterbury, Dr. gosmo @or6on
Yang, gtnipru9 erbaben gegen cine
geldaoigung Sons uno oes 8ati,
fans nit auen ieinen Seiligtiimern
ino l1neriebli6en &unIti6Gben 6urd,
Gle Ser. geattonen.
Sn ieiner grfldrung in einem 9rie-
fe an Die >,9on0on Simes'" 16reibt 0r
Song II. a.: "&om lit ni6t nit elmer
onoeren Staot 5u berglei6en. @s qe.
bort nidt nur einem 2onoe, ionoern
Der ganaen @elt an.
8ie i6 bore, lit Elm &omitee bon
Sa6leuten ernannt ,por6en, oas un,
fere Irmee 1tno BE- eion6ers unierer
Suftfraften eenauen Aufi6luB geber
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NQuQA aus allen GIoN
uno tpertboIlen SeiEigtitnter 8oms.

~+tSLtII wi VIC O%uo% 0PoHt oSooA0A-
iseben ideint, 10 iollten ale eroenf-
lrden 8orltdtsmoBregeln eetroffen
tperoen, oamit feine 8onben IN Ser
gldbe oes Gotifons un6 Der @ir6en
i;nerbalb ser Sta6t S6a6en onri6<
ten, ielbit 1nter Ser @efabr, baB ge=
piiie militGrii6e 8ortetle preisgege>
ben tperoen miilien. Gin io16er 8erluit
pdre ni6t 81 berglei9en nit Dem nn-
erieBliben Berlu1t, tpel6er Ser 3ioi-
ltlation uno 6er 0fe1igion 5l1gefiigt
tpiir0e.
gs lit tpobl moglid, oaB Die Na5i,
na6 ibrer befannten Metbooe, groBe
S6d0en onri6ten u16 oieIelben Sen
Aaiierten our 2alt gu legen imiton6e
mGren. SSSn oieiem Safe miro ibnen
sic S6ulo 5ufaQen, ober mir tperoen
unier @elpiiien nidt belaitet boben"
* X X
&atboliide 3ettnnesIdreiber ais
6erolbe gbrtfti
SSn einem Mrtifel uber Sen fatbo=
lii6en Sreliemonat erfldrte Ser btpit.
WIgr. Sobn Morf @annon, 8ii6of
bon @rie:
uDie gan3e Stride ertpartet bon Sen
fotboliiden 3eitltnesidreibern Ger
Ser. Staaten, ooB tie in alien Die Sir
de un0 BEN Staot betreffenoen Sra-
gen einen 6riitli6en Stanopunft ein=
rebmen o1e5eit it6 iiber ben S6lamm
Ger 8olitit erbeben un6 it6 ols 6os
Ofunoltiid Gbriltt betpGbrer.
0ie 91eoatteure Der amerifaniI6en
8reiie erfreuen 1t6 Doler 6reibeit, 6ie
Stride uno lire &e9te 11idt nur in
Sen Ser. 5taoten 3u bertetoigen, fon>
bern au6 in allen anoeren Staaten,
mo Die fatbolii6e Stride tbrer 3e6te
uno Sreibeiten beraubt lit. Die gan5e
ooer 6o6 tet1peiie pieoerbergelteute
Treibeit ser Stride in Werifo, Sranf-
reid uno Spanien lit gum ni6t ge>
1ingen Sell Sen tatbolii6en 3eitungs-
r!dnnern &merifasb 5u beroanfen.
Gur6 beitdnbige religioie u1b mora
lil6e Iufflarung ltn6 l1nterpeiiung
baben ite gldn5en6e Sorti6ritte er>
rlngen. Sic iouten it9 nie 611r6 oen
&riegsldrm uno Die berl6iebenen po-
! l1til6en Notwithstanding beirren
lanen.
uSbr bobt", 10 ruff 8if6of 8an-
non oen 8ertretern Der fatboHi6en
Breiie 5u, uoie fotbolii6e aSreie in
gmerita aufgebaut als Elm 4usbrud
res fatbo1ii6en @eoantens len6 ei1t
8oa1pert Ser fatboliiden Stride. @db-
reno 6te fatboltide 8reiie in europa
oerounfelt lit, bot eu6 Die eottlt6e
Gorlebung Die beilige 8eranttportlid=
felt auferlegt, bas 2idt oes @laubens
in oieler ounflen 3eitperiooe bell
leu6ten 5u laiien."
@iI6of Cannon fiiete bin5u, oaB es
segentpdrtig in ben Ser. Staaten 70
Oi05eianblatter gtbt, cine in ser Sir
6engel6i6te ME oagetpeiene @rI9et,
lnung. - ct. Soiepb's 8latt.
| * X *
| rGrlendtet bas Sabrbunbert 1T,
! Der Giel Strpb nnb 9ifteln frikt"
| @enn Ser @ottesgloube idtpinoe1
looer gar erlild)t, 5iebt Der aberglaubt
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denfseRRA
benlten, 5orte: @arten- uno @eoan-
fenleier, S6tdialsfiinoer, 8unber-
beiler, Auadialber, Selepatben, gbt.
rognoiten, &offeeiaB- un6 @eitirnsguf-
fer, @etiterbeidtp0rer, Bip6opatben
nno onoeres @eli6ter. Inn benz
56ptn6eI ei11en gelebrten &nItrt9 at
geben, tper6en giotorii6e Stltoien5ir.
fel, offulte @ebein1logen, tpie Elm
uSraternitas Soturnt Srtentolts" ge-
gritn0et Inter BEN Sumpfbliiten mo-
eernen l1n- un6 aberglaubens geoei-
ben oie marfti6reierii6 ongeprieie-
men: mogii6en @ottertropfen, Mane-
tenlbnaps, getpiir3te slltrolbliiten, iti<
rnulieren0er 9bantaite6uft> Supiter=
p1r5, gtirpanabrGt uno 6ergleiden
l1nltnn mebr. uno bic fur5lidtigen,
oeoantenloien, lei6tglGubigen Moiien,
ole tbren geiitigen Salt berloren bo=
ben, iagen oieien Srrli9tern na6, big
lie I'M 5umpf menI6li6en @obntpibes
bcritnfen.
St9rib ltnblet iiber @aiIenfrase
Sn ser uSSr1ternational 9febietp"
ertldrt oie nortpegiife Nobeuiltin un0
@onbertitin Sigrio un6iet, Die @o1len=
frage lei elmer Ser pun6elte Bunfte
om po1itii6en &0rper Der Ser. Stoa=
ten. @s banoelt ;d MIR Inn 6ie Neger=
frage, ionoern Inn sic ebeni 10 tpi6ttge
Jrage bes Nntiienitismus.
9lls 6ie 3tpei Sauptbinoernilie CUR
20iung oieier Srogen erblidt Die
S6riftlteuerin oie meni6entpiir6igen
Sebensbeoingungen Der i6ipor5en
Haiie nno oie bielfa6 borberrl6enben
gorurteile geeen oielelbe.
uAmerifa'', 10 ertlart 5ierio In6-
iet, lit uno miro Itets Elm rei6es 2ano
Ietn, aber es lit ni6t ldneer Elm 2ano
Der l1nbe9ren5ten uno uneri6opfli6en
Silfsqueuen @s beltebt ni6t nebr Die
WogEidteit, iiber go9t 6ur6 cine
Gel ooer @oloooer reid 5u tperoen.
amerita muB itb gegentpdrtig nit
Der Nufgobe iiber cine Before 8ertei-
lung ser borbanoenen Silfsqueuen,
Die au6 Der i6mar5en Raile 5ug6ng=
lid gema6t tper0en miiiien, befa1ien.
DaOur9 miro ni6t MIR Dem n1atertel-
len 8oblltano Boridub geleiitet, ion=
bern miro au9 81 Der @inltdt un6
l1eber5eusrng fiibren, 6oB es feline
minoerlpertige &aiie gibt.
X X X
| Il. g. Soitbetrie6 aetet lteberi@nfl
Mbgeieben bon 6en 6r6 oen &rieg
peruria6ten oft mangelbaften Boit=
oienit, betont Soreit Sou, Sonoeralii=
lltent oes Observation-Disclosures Srant 6.
8alfer, bic Boitbeboroe lei itol5 auf
| ibre 4rieesleiitungen. Srot bes Slus>
foaes bes 8erionals, oie tells in Sen
@riegsoienit traten, tells IN Der
&rieesinouitrie Nniteaung in6ten,
babe bic Boit oie 5unebmenoen Poits
|lenbunsen beipGltigt. Seit 6em &riegs-
ausbru9 baben Boitienoungen Inn is
Yro5ent 5ugenommen, I'M lebten SSab~
re aIlein I'M 10 Bro5ent. SSrn Sabre
1913 tpuroen 100000 Boitia6en
hpf1rApr+ ON Mpfnrh fir nIIp Qpitpt1
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9as 2aden erbaHt u,ts berniinfti-
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-01

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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-23
FUNERAL FOR ALLEN
JOHNS HELD TODAY

Last rites for Al Johns. 48, who
lost his life by drowning at Haines
recently. were held this afternoon
in the chapel of the Charles w.
Carter Mortuary, the Rev. Willis r..
Booth conducting the service. IN
terment was in Evergreen Cemetery.
Mr.. Johns is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Juanita Johns, and daughter,
Peggy, of Juneau; and two sons,
Edwin in the United States Army,
and Allen Lee Johns. Jr., who is
in the Navy. Also surviving are
four sisters, Mrs. Grace Symmes,
Seattle; Frances Johns, Stanwood,
Washington; Mrs. Louise Twychell,
of Washington State: and Mrs. Lois
Berry, whose home is in California.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-23
BASKETBALL
TOURNAMENT
ON TONIGHT
Winners Of Doublehedder
Will Play for Cham
pionship Friday

Whiting up the 1943-44 basket
ball season here. the final playoff
games of the tournament will take
place tonight and tomorrow night
in the Juneau High School gym.
Four teams will compete for the
championship, the Gremlins, Cop
pers, Bankers, and Juneau High
School.
Beginning at 1880 p. m. tonight,
the Coppers will meet the Juneau
High team, followed by a match
between the Bankers and the Grem-
Inns. Since the teams are evenly
matched, the games should be quite
close, and the outcome not easy to
predict.
Tomorrow night the winners OF
tonight's games will meet 10 decide
the champion and runner-up IN the
City League, and the two other
teams will play for third and fourth
place.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-23
CARDS PLAN new
ATTACK in 1914

ST. LOUIS, March 22.-Manager
Billy Southworth of the National
League champion st. Louis Cardin-
ais, disclosed he is switching his
teams attack and will try for big
innings" this. coming season.
In 1943 the Cardinals gave the
appearance of a dashing outfit,
which actually had a conservative
style.
Southworth said three Card
pitchers, Howard Pollet, Max Lanier
and Morton Cooper topped the
leagues earned-run column, and
such tight-fisted pitching saved the
club, but there will be no such
hurting this season. 1t will be a
wide open hit and away attack dur
ing the coming season, which Incl
dentally featured the Yankees in
beating the Cards in the last world
series.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-23
INDIANS BACK5T0p
TO BE pR0ppED UP

LA F'AYETTE, Indiana, March %.
Manager Lou Boudreau, pegging
the Cleveland Indians in fifth place
in the American League pennant
scramble, is making plans to prop
the clubs weakest department, that
of catching.
Boudeau intends to use George
Susce, 36-year-old coach if Baseball
Commissioner K. M. Lands retsores
Susce to the active list. The veteran
backstop is thrown into the breach
because Of the absence of Buddy
Rosar who is sticking to his Buff
falo, N. Y, defense job.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-23
DEpAUl, ST. JOHNS
MEET IN FINALS
n. |. BASKETBALL

NEW YORK, March 23.-DePaul
struck out from behind last night
in the last half to whip the Okla
homa Aggies ii to 38 to enter the
finals in the National Invitation
Basketball Tourney along with st.
Johns which defeated Kentucky 40
to As in Madison Square Garden.
The attendance at the games was
exceedingly large.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-23
SLOW BALL PITCHER
HAALIh TO SIGN UP

FREDERICK, Maryland, March
23-Luke Hamlin checked in at the
Philadelphia Athletics camp and an
bounced his willingness to sign a
contract Hamlin throws slower
than a slow ball which baseball
writer's have named the soft potato
pitch"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-23
NOTICE

Owing to the illness of Miss
Coleman, City Librarian, it becomes
necessary to close the City Library
for few days. Books that are due
back, can be deposited at the front
door of the library or in the office
Of the City Clerk.
HARRY I. LUCAS,
sGv. Mayor.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-03-23
FOUR JAYS REFUSE
TO SIGN CONTRACTS

WILMINGTON. Del, March 3D.
The Philadelphia Jays announce
that outfielders Coaker Triplett and
Ron Northey, and infielders Jim
Wasdell and Charley Letchas have
turned down all contracts offered
to date.