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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-11-14
what villa Said
Nov. z, Commission
Did on Nov. lOI


Nov. z, Commission
Did on Nov. lOl
In his column almost About
Everything" In this paper on
Nov. 7. Percy Wills said:
Maybe the bSHiRG eSnIsh
h . BIT late Cdlan't be get
aWay with u fSg ysaTSI) In
calling Jackie Graves 20 sE-
plain his foul tactics, 10
what 70 the bSEiaG sOmmlSnI0n
does suspend hin, Ssy 20 dayL
$50. u would 10 real justice 10
SSS him lose . Sight every
time Ne violates the bsEIRG
FHlea."
On Monday. Nov. 10. the State
Boxing COEnmisSIOp suspended
Jackie Graves for 30 days -
predicted BY villa.
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GUYS BOOK REVIEW

The new book written by Rev.
William Y. Guy, entitled The
Message Of the Negro Spiritual,
was reviewed at 1918 .. IN. satur,
day, Nov. q, on the 81. Olaf College
Radio Station Veal. Rev. Guy ID
district superintendent for the g.
Paul district Of the A. N. v. church
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Sidney Cuthbert
Club Cord Room
Attendant. Honored

Sidney Cuthbsrt, S34 IglshArt
Ave-, n years old, who for % years
watched q wide variety Of card
games in the st. Paul Athletic club,
took all the honors there Monday
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-11-14
ny JOHN MAHER

Al first Mrs. Lawrence d
Steefel didn't want 10 give Us
an interview. "What l have
done Is really very little" said
the woman who Is president
of the University Women oil
Minnesota. q member Of the Min,
nsApOlia Mayors Council Of Human
Relations, and active In civic move
msn,s throughout the state, "Ant
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-11-14
George Barton
Says Negro Lads
Better SpOrtsmen

George Barton, veteran sporta
eolumnist Of the Minneapolis Trib-
une, paid a fine tribute 10 Negro
athletes in his Wednesday, Nov. ~,
column.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-11-14

New Residence: Mr.. and Mrs..
MaK Hall and son, Max, IT,, former
residents ct 1857 Taylor. are now
making thsieh0ms In thsir apart
nsnt at ga Edmund.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Rsiph ward, for
msr residents at TOT ROpdo Ave-,
are now making thsir homo with
Mrs. Wards mother, Mrs. N. Cyrus,
7SS Carroll Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-11-14

. brotAsr vAs born In AfTiea ssSs
mother died when he was II years
Old He went 10 Atlansa In 1885
and he came 70 g. PMsl IN 1904.
Edward ,. Dewitt. fourth district
COngTeasmnn, was ths pTfnefvai
speaker a. ths party hOBOsfng cvtk-
bsrL A KSfP trnnsSE1ptioa Il IN
STAIR was carried o. that station
~ II p-mL Monday.
A fusd, ct ~ ~ ths tssn pres
sah va Do maAs GVnIlahls 10 Mr..
,gtkbaEG
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-11-14

In discussing
the suspension Of
Jackie Graves for
his foul tactics In
his bout with
Clint Miller. Mr..
Barton said:
eel permit me
TO say Miller, like
virtually all Ne
gro Athlstss, Is Q
better EportAman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-11-14
Another Reception
Planned for
Rev. b. N. Moore

Members Of the 81. James Gospel
Choir and Twin City Union ChoiTS
and ChOrussR will sponsor q Fecsp-
ton for Rev. Benjamin N. Moore.
Sunday, Nov. 10, at ST. James
Church at $50 p. m.
Rev. Moore was returned 70 the
past0Fats Of 81. James Church for
the eighth consecutive year.
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Kingston, Jamaica, Elects
william Bustamante Mayor

KINGSTON, Jamaica (NNPA).
s~0OrpoFatiSn (City) Council
last Tuesday elected William Alex
ander Bustamante, influential labor
leader, as mayor Of Kingston.
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Orville Drdks Appointed
To Sen Sic Building
CAnrk ;u Miuum0Vaolil

Hector vassar, secretary Local
SIC. has announced the appointment
aS orviIls Drake. $500 Fffth Ave.
g., 10 havs charge Of Minneapolis
stock sales for The erection II Tie
PLANNED Local SIC oRISs and store
bGilding.
Shares are being sold oaiy 10
unIoa members ut s2S per share.
Mr.. Drnkss talspAaas n1mb1 b
Fl S1tA
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SleEnnons Overtukes
Bird: Now Hos
$500 Vote L00d

The battle for the top vote
Eettsr championship In the
hronHSVIlls mayor contest Still
RACES. James W, SlemmonA,
who has trAilsd Birchss Won
Bird for three weeks, now has
n $500 lead,
Joe T. Monroe remains IN
third place with = vote gain Of
b,2o0 during the week. James
HudSOn'S supporters cast 6,200
votes this week, lie IS In fourth
place.
Votea
James W. Slsmmons $4,000
Birheu V. Bird .v Al 800
Joe 7, Monroe ,..t,,.....,..,~,.2 Fl 800
James Hudson ........ ...-...I7,2O0
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AftHF IL var thsy were FstHgpsd
10 CSoVgfA- Sid vas born thsrs, butI
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-14
WILSON lS HERE
 IN TECHNIC0L0D
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Acclaimed now more than ever before as the must motion pie ture of all time, Daryl F. Zanuck s Technicolor production of "Wil- son." the sensational film achieve ment that won six Academy Awards and has been called the greatest entertainment ever to reach the screen will be shown at regular prices tonight at the 20th Century Theatre.
 Brilliant with two hundred spec tacular settings, a cast of over twelve thousand players and a score of eighty-seven stirring songs, Wilson" tells the deeply moving story of an American family set against the drama of our coun- try's most exciting era. In tri- bute to it's unsurpassing drama and excitement, it's breath-taking sweep and spectacle. the film was awarded the Academy Awards Tor best screen play, color, sound, set ting, art direction and editing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-14
Big Problem Game Is Sci
 For Saturday

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 14-lR- The Blue and Gold Bruins of UCLA engage the Washington Huskies on the gridiron here tomorrow in a Pacific Coast con- ference problem game"
 The problem: How to whip the Huskies without divulging too many secrets or losing an edge for the gigantic struggle the following week with the Trojans of Southern Cal ifornia.
 Some 50,000 fans are expected to witness the experiment, which finds Washington with nothing to lose and a lot of satisfaction to gain, and the Bruins compelled to win to stay in the conference cham pionship bracket.
 UCLA has lost one conference game, to California. Victory to- morrow, and another over use, would deadlock the race.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-14

We believe thof in inc 24o47 seoson Lompson, fruser Huh. Inc. sold the largest quontty of Mink pets in the world Certoiny oboined inc season's RECORD PRICES for Stondord Ronched Mink Selecting the RIGHT morkefing outlet is ulI-imporonf = dSsermnes your success where fl counts the most returns on your investment of work and money We point 10 our eoder ship as the why you should sell your new crop through us, The Worlds Foremost Fur Selling Orgonz oton.''
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-14
INGRID BERGMAN, CARY GRANT Al
 CAPITOL TONIGHT

Thrill and mystery motion pie lures have become increasingly popular. Psychologists probably can explain it as a mass reaction of the public seeking vicarious excitement
 Riding high on this vogue for such films is Alfred Hitchcock, whose new RKO Radio production Notorious challenges his best previous achievements. Co-starring Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman the picture derives it's thrills from the motional conflicts and the per ilous situations Miss Bergman en- counters.
 Daughter of a convicted German spy, the heroine is nevertheless loyal American girl To prove it, she agrees to accompany the hero, a U. s. secret agent, to Brazil and assist in the dangerous job of ferreting out the secrets of a mysterious and wealthy group that has transferred it's activities to South America.
 In love with her partner by the time she reacher Rio, she soon finds herself in a position in which to accomplish her mission, she has to marry one of the enemy lead ers-a step which not only arouses her companions jealousy. but which also places her in deadly peril when her new husband discovers her real motives.
 Notorious" is at the Capitol Theatre this weekend opening to- night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-14
(jI'!.SaEl|

Tomorrow is football Saturda once more, and following is tn schedule of the major collegiat games.
 EAST Army vs. Penn, Boston College vs. Tennessee. Boston U. vs. Merch. Marine. Brown vs. Harvard Bucknell vs. Buffalo. Colgate vs. Syracuse. Columbia vs. Holy Cross. Cornell vs. Dartmouth. Fordham vs. Lafayette. Georgetown vs. Villanova Maryland vs. North Carolina. Navy vs. Penn State. NYU vs. Rutgers. Pittsburgh vs. Purdue. Princeton vs. Yale. w. Virginia vs. Virginia.
 MIDWEST Illinois vs. Ohio State. Indiana vs. Marquette. Iowa State vs. Kansas State. Kansas vs. Oklahoma ARM. Michigan vs. Wisconsin. Michigan State vs. Temple. Missouri State vs. Oklahoma. Northwestern vs. Notre Dame.  Tulsa vs. Baylor.
 SOUTH Alabama vs. Georgia Tech. Auburn vs. Georgia. Clemson vs. Duquesne. Duke vs. South Carolina. Florida vs. Tulane. Kentucky vs. Evansville. LSU vs. Mississippi State Miami vs. Vanderbilt. Mississippi vs. Chattanooga. N Carolina State vs. Wake F. Richmond vs. VPI. VIII vs. Citadel. Wm. & Mary vs. Wash. & Lee.
 SOUTHWEST Arkansas vs. SMU. Rice vs Texas ARM. Texas vs. TCU
 ROCKY MOUNTAIN Arizona vs. Ariz. Tempe. Colo. Coll. vs. w. Texas State. Colo. P. vs. Wyoming. Denver vs. Utah State. New Mexico vs. Drake. Utah U. vs. Idaho
 WEST California vs. Montana. Montana State vs. Nevada. Oregon State vs. Washington s Oregon U. vs. Stanford. St. Mary's vs. Santa Clara. UCLA vs. Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-14
JOSEPH HAGER DIES
 HERE THIS MORNING

Joseph Hager, employee of the Coca Ccla Bottling Works at the Juneau Cold Storage Company, was taken to St. Ann's Hospital last evening, and died there this morn ing at 3:45 o'clock.
 Born in St Louis, Missouri, Ha- ger was 67 years old. He has been working in Juneau sincr about 1940, and had a room in the Alas kan Hotel.
 He is survived by sister, Mrs. M. J. Hsger; a nephew, Melvin Ha- ger; and a niece, Elizabeth Hager, all cf St. Louis, Mo. Funeral ar rangements are pending at the Charles w. Garter Mortuary.
 Chin Ping Mow of Seattle is stop ping at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-14

and check on the suitability and availability of Army surplus ma ter.als obtained by the Alaska Ma tive Service for the new structure.
 Advertisements for bids for the construction work will be issued from the Washington office on Mo- vember 24
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-14
SKI CLUB MEETING
 TONIGHT AT EIGHT

The first meeting for the winter season for the Juneau Ski Club will hs held tonight at o'clock in the odd Fellows Hall. Officers for the coming year will be elected and all new or prospective members are urged to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-14
SUPT. CLARK GETTING
 DATA FOR SENIORS ON
 SCHOLARSHIP COLLEGES

TO aid seniors in obtaining col lege scholarships, Superintendent Edwin c. Clark is compiling a list of scholarships available in colleges and universities. Information in cludes amount of scholarship, re- quirements, and how many are available.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-14
MEN'S CHORUS PLAN
 CONCERT DECEMBER F

Ernest Ehler has announced that the Juneau Mems Chorus will pre- sent a concert on Friday, Decem- Ger 12. Anyone interested in joining the chorus is invited to do so.
 A rehearsal will be held Monday evening at o'clock in the Odd Eel lows Hall
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-14

Directd by iienry King from the screen play by Lamar Trotu' the 2Oth Century-Fox picture features an outstanding cast headed by Alexander Knox. Charles Copurn, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Thomas Nit chell. Ruth Nelson, Sir Cedrlc Hardwicke. Vincent Price, William Evthe and Mary Anderson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-14
ENGINEER HERE FOR
 PRELIMINARY WORK
 ON NEW SANAT0RIUM

George c. Carkeek, engineer with the Indian Service in the Oklahoma City District, arrived in Alaska yesterday to supervise the prelim- mary work on the new sanatorium to be built at Mount Edgecumbe.
 He will leave Juneau for Sitka on the steamer Alaska. Carkeek will review construction specifications
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-14
DOWN GOES PRICES

Latest Style, Ladies Winter wool coats all sizes, good selection, New York Prices. $3395 Special Price for November only.
 The Bon Marche
 adv. 731-t4
Evening star., 1947-08-11
PERSONAL.

9LlP COVERS, draperles, upholstering;
vide selection Of latest fabrics: quick, EN-
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TON UPHoLSTER1NG CO.. 1909 st.
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IMMEDIATE CASH for your home. ne. or
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rKRMANENT WAVES. 81: shampoo and
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U YOU ARE IN NEED OF A LOAN up to
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kooM zNb p BoAsS Gs0rela fUr sidery aye people;
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SMALL BUSINESS SERVICE, bookkeeping.
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SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIEs-co $500. g.
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son to care for your children, day or
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Evening star., 1947-08-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or movie ,outfit; largest selection OF cam
eras, projectors. en1argers, electric expo
range finders, ,films, color films.. photo
papers. chemicals. photo books and l,50u
more items. We buy and trade. See us!
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OPP Justice Dept. catalog freel
trumpets, comets. drum sets, guitars
etc. at low prices. Phone MA. 1923
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ADDING MACHINES. new. used, hand.
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porch @ fSrniture % s' in any ySs amount wanted At
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tables secretaries, dining room and bed
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LANDSCAPE SERVICE. sodding, grading
and pruning; lawns renovated top soil
delivered del no JOB too small, Ask opera
BALER TWINE. wholesale prices to deal
ers and custom halers. MALONEYS, INC,
sl26 Georgia ave, Silver Spring, sH. $3.50.
lRAcrqR 1bsae nh ,MoWER, NOV new idea excellent
TRACTOR, Fsrmail Foo rubber In front.
T5eel il rear a jgst completely overhaq!ed.
FLAGsToSE WALKS. terraces, nreplaces.
rock gardens, fishponds, retaining walls.
F MARCUCCIo. Route 4. Horners lane.
Rockville Md. Phone Rockville 1855.
JUST ARRIvED-Redman & Roth Garden
King tractors with cultivstors, ploys and
ie6s HoRNER BAR Ne Fap cers STANLEY
soTofIhLERs so1'oi LIZ: s's SoW w. AVAILABLE rh,
garden tractor Of 100 uses. Phone GE. 5000
AFRICAN yfoLfTs.0 fe 0s SAINT r'Ff Paula. p many
W1Tn yarlesiss sSs ,E 81 1 and sI25 each BEHNKIs
ToPsoIL, nil dirt, sand and road gravel,
manure. washed gravel for sale BY tbs
GsoD lese 81 SIM al,Gi piJ TR; , 557S ns - -,
roads, streets and driveways, delivered and
spread by trucks. Phone WA 3"l1 o2s