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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23

Hlfstpere.U criamnlnne
aller Oitieite Saetien INT Sa4ienheint
14OO Di IS. Ctr.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25

completed and ready for release,
Jones said. They are Sepia Gin
derella and Boy What A Girl.
Jones pointed out that the quality
of the product under this deal is
a new departure for the pictures
in this category
'sThe reason that Screen Guild
productions was selected to distri-
butte the pictures was because these
features are type of product which
will not only play to all Negro hour
ses but are also of distinct enter
tainment value for the theatres
playing exclusively to white trade,
Jones said.
Plans for exploitation and adver-
Using the pictures were discussed
here yesterday with Bert Goldberg
of Herald Pictures and an intensive
trade paper campaign is planned"
The signing of the above contract
for worldwide Distributing of Ne
gro pictures has long been the
dream of Mr.. Goldberg, pioneer dis
tributor and producer.
Mr.. Goldberg dates his amuse-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25
Alcorn Blanks MI
1910, Braves Win
Fifth Straight

In sheets of rain and slcet. Coach
Felix Cat Harris Alcorn Braves
trimmed Mississippi Industrial
College 1910 for its fifth straight
victory this season and to remain
undefeated, united and unscored
upon
In the first 7 minutes of play the
Braves struck twice with lightning
like swiftness to score as Dunn, AL
corns Battering Fullback. scored on
thrusts of 81 and 81 yards.
Late in the fourth period. Love-
lady. Alcorn's great tailback spear
headed an Sc yard drive and final
ly tossed % yard pass to Robinson
for the final tally. Rucker convert
ed the extra point.
Great defensive work by Acorn
line, lead by Martin, All-Conferen-
&c End. Boose, Tackle. Pat" Ro-
binscn, Center, Price. Guard and
Wright Tackle saved Alcorn's re-
cord of being unscored upon two
great goal line stands in the sec
ond and third periods.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25
SPOR =

be tacklers and went over standing
up. The kick for extra point was
wide of the goal. Before the crowd
could settle down from the JOY of
the first touchdown, Ray Stevens.
the Bulldogs field general, threw
short pass to Arnold, who squirm-
ed his way twenty-five yards for
another Bulldog touchdown Again
the kick for extra point missed the
goal. The half ended shortly after.
During the third quarter, < Forest
struck through the air for touch
down with a pass from Williams to
Alexander. The pass covered forty
yards. The extra point kick was
no good Late in the fourth quar-
ter. Forest struck devastating
blow via an aerial circus Four con-
secutive passes from Williams to
Bell and Williams to Alexander
.
carried the pigskin to the one yard
stripe. Johnson plunged over sec
onds later to tie the score at 1912.
The try for extra point failed. The
game ended minutes later.
Outstanding players for Lanier
were Soc Newsome Moore Hall
Arnold, Howard, and Smith. Out
standing for Forest were: Patter-
son, Williams; Jesse Moore, and
Alexander.
Coach Smith is doing fine job
with the Lanier Bulldogs and with
the continued support of the loyal
fans, the Bulldogs will go places.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25
Lanier Bulldogs,
Forest Play
l2-l2D deadlock

Flashing the brand CT football that
Champions play, the Lanier High
Bulldogs and Forest High played a
1912 deadlock on the Jackson Col
lege gridiron, October 18th.
Both teams fought through a
seoreless first quarter, but. early in
the second quarter, the Lanier HI.
Bulldogs, spanked by the running
of John Earle Smith and William
Arnold pushed over two touch
downs. The first marker came on
a pass from Smith to Arnold, who
took the pass on his thirty five yard
line and out-maneuvered his would
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25
Alcorn F aces
j. {. In First
State Classic

The Alcorn College Braves, with
four encounters behind them, hav-
ing won all four, run smack into
a very strong jackson College grid
machine Saturday, October IS, 1947
800 p. M. Johnson Field. Vicks-
burg.
To date, Alcorn has run rough
sed over Central Louisiana $500,
RUS College t24-0). Philander
Smith 600. and Southern Christ
ian Institute $50. This leaves
Alccrn, one of the few united, and
unscored upon teams in the nation.
In the National Championship Race,
the Pittsburg Courier October. 49,
ranks Alcorn fourth with Tennessee
State leading. Alcorn ranks No.
in total points scored, l6l.
Coach Felix Cat Harris has his
team in readiness for the team of
his former team mate. Coach T. B.
Ellis. In Lovelady, Dunn, Abraham
and VIM. Robinson. Coach Harris
figures he has four Racks in whom
he believes that any one of them
can match MCGEE, jackson Colleges
great fullback. 1t is his opinion
that the two great lines form a
stand off. On any given day, the
line feeling the sharper, will give
its team a decided advantage which
will be hard to overcome.
Each year Alcorn plans to enter
tain some noteworthy and formid-
able opponent in the Magnolia
State Classic held at Vicksburg.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25

Natives of Cape Province, South
Africa, are bedecking themselves
with rubber eanning-jar-ring- brace
lets and anklets in these days of
copper and brass wire shortages.
More than 100000 CT the rubber
rings were shipped from the u. S.
during the past year for use as
jeWelry.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25
HERALD SIGNS
Continued from Page One)

NOSAAsAiiaIA IL 0ilI SA5S VIC
News of the Herald Screen Guild
arrangement came as the result OF
a telegram to motion picture trade
publications from Jack CARTWRIGHT
Public Relations Director, Green
Guild Productions, Inc, Hollywood
The telegram, sent August II, was
as follows: Screen Guild produc-
tions closed deal yesterday with
Jack Goldberg, president of Herald
Pictures, Inc, for world wide dis
tribution of Six high Negro feature
pictures annually, according tC
President John j. Jones Of Screen
Guild.
Two of the first six pictures are
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25
CARD OF THANKS

To Many Friends:
Please accept our deep apprecia-
ton for the many kind expressions
of sympathy and beautiful flowers
that you sent to us during the sick
ness and death of our mother, Mrs
Maggie Michael.
Signed: Mesdames James Hill,
Charlie King and Willie King
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25

nent career to the early days CT
vaudeville as an executive Of Loew's
Theatres. Following severing his
Loew's connections, he entered the
Negro stage production field and
successfully presented some of the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25
PACE FIVE

outstanding Nesro nusiea1 stage at
fractions.
In Negro motion pictures he has
enjoyed unusual success in the dis
tribution and production of ever
twenty Negro feature motion pic
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25
Grand Opening!
Eat Where It's Cozy and Comfortable
Blue Bell Cafe
1901 Cox Street Washington Add.

1901 Cox Street Washington Add.
Meet your friends Saturday, Oct 25th at a.. m.
where the doors will swing open and cats will
start umping at this newly opened cafe
Under management of Mr.. and Mrs T. c. Carr
owners and operators of the Carr repair shop
on W. Lynch Street. We are striving to give
the most and best service to our customers az
Serving for your pleasure half fried chicken
and Barbecue speciality, cold drinks and the
coolest beer in town.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-10-25

These Restonic Triple Cushion Innerspring Mat
tresses represents the highest standards and most
scientific methods of mattress construction known
today. 1t is completely tuftless, with a patented
sewed thru triple cushion top. Ilais holds tae
downy soft feited cotton layers in place pre-
vents sagging, Jumping rolling to center Tt al
steel floating coil unit gives gently to every poay
contour.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-30
Berlin Pqlt 0
|Closged Viii Ciflp

BERLIN.-(AP). - A dIssriGe
post office here had q HsSvs -
letter and package recspeiea
windows to another building BE-
cause the post office itself YVES
so clogged with gift packages
from abroad to Germans.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-30
key Vest High School
-t N -
viii Graduate Largest
Class In Park Tonight
JUDGE AQUILIN0 10.
PEz, JR., WILL DELIv-
In PRINCIPAL AID.
DRESS \

~
LnrGest class In the history Of
10y West High School win be
oynduneed e exercises beginning
g = =. r. tonieht "a BayvieN
Hnrk.
Eighty graduates will be given
diplomas BY willard M. Albury,
snpcrintendent Of public instruc.
Nm Tor Monroe County, as part
- the ceremony before parents,
fg1rnds and other relatives ~ the
yoong students.
Judge AQuilino Lopez. Jr., Of
Circuit Court, win deliver the
pgtncipal address Of the evening.
~ win take as his subject, The
noodern Aim Of Education"
Key West High School band
will be on hand to furnish mu-
-. They will play an overture
neginning promptly at 8 p. m.
Jhen will come the professional
with an academic procession con-
sisttng Of Carlyle Roberts. Mrs.
SeanIe Pierce. DR.. :. s. Car
hnnell, willard M. Albury, the
nsv. Jesse b. Reid, Prof. Horace
Ooryant and Judge Lopez.
Following the invocation by
~ Rev. Mr.. Reid, Judge Lopez
wIll deliver his address, Then
ca1nes . marimba solo BY Becky
Lnu Gregory. which will be fol-
bnued BY the comforting OF dipl0-
- By Superintendent Albury.
Allcr the benediction by the
~. Mr.. Reid. . occasional will
- held.
The complete list of graduates
e Key West High School fol-
Iows:
Laramie Yvonne Adams, Eddie
A1hertus. William p. Albury, Ger
snfine May .Albury, Albert Milo
Anbury. Leland Allison Archer,
Uurrest Eugene Arthur, Annie
u0ixabeth Averette, Lucy Joyce
Aviln. Clara Bow Bailey, william
Desnneth Blackwell, Nancy Lou
ulouvelt. William Herttell Bonnie
wolI. Arthur Angel Boza, Jr.,
uu1oy Ray Brady, Arthur L.
nsakms, Carl Herman Brill Jr.,
nnsalie lie June Camalier, Hildo
Cenaleio. william Allen Carey.
q.
waldo Emory Collins. Dolores
A. Cunant. Lee L. German. Bet
~ Jsre cottrcIl Oscar Brian
Cuax. Jr.. Jack Lee Currie. Elsie
- Carry william Russell Cur
~. Thelma Jeanne Deeler Dale
n Ellis Robert M FELTON, viii
Inn Adolnhus Freeman. Jr
Jsnns And Gamble. Jr'. An.
1vvw f3arcia: Elizabeth. Ann
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-30
The Answers

l. Has Congress voted finan-
cial assistance to people in war
devastated areas?
2. Has Turkey requested U. S,
assistance?
3. When did the United Ma
tons appoint a commission to
visit Greece?
4. What is the average British
diet?
5. Is Winston Churchill writ
ing his memoirs?
6. What State tried 81 men for
mob violence?
7. Where are the major dia-
mond-producing areas?
8. What is the capital Of
Korea?
9. Where do the Basques live?
10. Where are Fleet. Bond and
Threadneedle streets?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-30

~ - kSA~ASOs - fH
Stiffly lacquered updos are
definitely out, says New York
hairdresser John Hall. During
summer, women want cool hair
arrangements. With a good basic
permanent. the hair brush can
be welded vigorously to give a
lovely gloss and a natural look
ing curl.
With this in mind Mr.. Hall
has designed for the young
bride a demi-updo-7the water
fall coif'-which can be a
beautiful complement to her
bridal veil and easily manage
able on her honeymoon.
The hair is parted in the CEN
ter, gathered either at the back
of the head or at the nape of
the neck. An elastic band or a
bit Of string is used to anchor it
in place; two curls are formed
out of the back hair. On the
length of the hair. of course, de-
ponds the length of the curl.
The important thing about this
hairdo, says Mr.. Hull, is that it
won't be nuisance to care for.
Just before you go to bed at
night, twist the hair ends into
one large curl and you won't
need lots of pins to keep it in
shape until you recomb.
If you keep the hair fairly
long, you can create many diff
ferent coiffures from your basic
permanent. and have a hairdo
for very gown in your trousseau.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-30
FsG Garrett in6ssnalisa csplael Yen nsssesl
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION sGes
Australian NAVY
Maybe In On Trip
10 Polar Region

CANBERRA.--(AP).--An AUS
tralian naval vessel likely will
accompany the polar expedition
ship. Wyatt carp, on the Austria
liam expedition to the Antarctic
next summer. Government sourc-
es indicated that the establish
Iment of meteorological stations
would be one of the main pur-
poses of the expedition.
The expedition is to be led by
Group Captain Stuart Campbell.
i'm charge of flying operations OF
the Observation-Disclosures Zea-
land Antarctic Expedition under
Sir Douglas Mawson in 1929-l931.
Capt. Campbell, AZ, has had wide
engineering experience.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-30
BY BETTY CLARKE
Ap Newsfeatures Beauty Editor

WHEN planning your brid0l hoirdo. Try 10 pick romontc
coue See you persuade your leuve
the fuss and feothes for somebody else Yours should be soft
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-30
Jessie Gibson
Named TO Head
PiKappa Delta
Especial 10 ,rAe citizen

DE LAND, May 30.-Miss
Jessie Gibson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Allen Gibson,
|l40l Pine street, Key West, has
been elected president for the
coming year Of, ri Kappa Delta.
national honorary debate fra
ternity at Stetson University.
Miss Gibson, who is a junior
in the liberal arts college. has
also been elected vice-president
Of The Honor, society of junior
and senior women who make
better-than-average grades, and
who attain distinction in extra
curricular activities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-30
Charter Night
By Lions Club
Nest q thursday

Plans were perfected at last
nights meeting Of the Lions Club
IA the Den on Seminary street.
for the 9th charter anniversary
might to be held next Thursday
night, beginning at 8p. m.
Joe Allen, program chairman,
reported that Prof. y. r. (Billy)
Matthews Of the University Of
Florida. would be. on hand next
Thursday to make an address to
the Key West Lions. His SUBJ
ject win be world Peace
All the anniversary night
ceremonies all the presidents Of
all the other organizations in
Key West, the mayor and the
city manager have been invited
to attend.
II will be ladies night as well
as anniversary night. The new
patio. 40 feet wide and so feet
long and so arranged that stage
performances may be given both
in the patio and in the building
proper, will be dedicated that
night.
AT last nights meeting Enrique
Esquinaldo. Jr., was nominated
by the nomination committee for
the post. of treasurer Of the or
ganization to succeed Vance Stir
rup. who has resigned. Sam Sill
herman was nominated for the
board of directors to take the
place vacated by Esquinaldo.
"A cancer film of the American
Cancer Society was presented to
the club by Frank Adams Of the
USO.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-30
Butte's Liquor
Spots Limited
70 Forty Nov

+
BUTTE, Mont. ZAP Butte
and its subpfbs have 1874 liquor
selling establishments but a re-
Gently passed Montana law sets
40 as the maximum number for
the. area.
This does not mean that any
of the present places need close
but no new licenses may be is
sued until 155 places have shut
down.
One man is reported to have
spent between $4,000 and $20.-
600 in construction and equip
ment at tavern he can't open.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-30

Cornelia Otis Skinner, mono
loguist, born, in Chicago, 46 years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-30
Who Knows?

/. Yes: $35O,0O0,000.
2. No.
8. Dec. 10, 1916.
4. About 1900 calories.
S. Yes; publication is schedul-
ed for next year.
6. South Carolina.
Z. South Africa, India and
Brazil.
8. Seoul.
9. On the northern Spanish
coast along the Bay of Biscay.
10. In London.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-30
Blue Ridge Estate
|. Open To Tourists

WAYNESBORO, Va.-(AP). -
Closed since 1884, the 70O-acre
Swannanoa estate atop the Blue
Ridge adjacent to the Skyline
drive. may be seen by tourists
again this year.
The estate with its marble
house and gardens was built in
1912 by the late Major James H.
Dooley, Of Richmond. and was
turned into Q country club after
his death. Mentioned in 1923 as q
possible summer White House. it
has now been renovated by the
Skyline SwannanOa Corporation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-30
GAVE HELP AND COAT

MOKRlSVILLE, Pa. - Decid-
ing to be helpful to the Guild
ladies Of the Morrisville Presby-
terrain Church, who were hav-
ing a .rummage sale. Church
Custodian Richard Watkins peel
ed off his new topcoat and went
to work. When the sale was over,
he couldn't find his coat, One of
the ladies sheepishly admitted
that she had sold it-by mis-
take, Got q good price for it,
too"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-30

Sweeting. Catherine Ann Sym
monette, Hilton Lee Tiff, Mildred
Mae Tiff, Shirley Fay Tiff, Dom
aid A. Traurig, Gilbert John
Valdez, Claude D. Valdez, Ros e
Marie Valdez, William w. War
ner, Glenwood Talbert Weech,
and Harry Mcdonald Williams,
Jr.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
No Training Field
By fhe Associoted Press
[TuTNU TTSSb
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLY WOOD.
Jay Flippen, one of the country s
hetter-known M, ,C-s is currently
bemoaning filmdom's lack of new
comics.
Sure, the movies are hungry for
fresh comedians" says Jay. But
where are they going to get 'em?
"All the top comics learned the
business the hard way-in vaude-
vile or burlesque. But vaudeville is
dead and bulesque is beginning to
smell that way.
How are the new comedians 60
ing to learn timing, and how to give
an old gag a new twist, if they
haven't got any place to practice?
I'm the good old days of burles-
que" says Flippen. that's where you
really learned whether you were
funny or not. Those audiences real
ly eat their young. They're tough.
If you make good on the scrip cir
cult, you grow a caulifower heart
and nothing hurts you after that"
If Jay knows so much about funny
business. why doesn't he alleviate
the shortage himself?
Well, he's trying to break into the
movies, all right-he's been in three
already-but not as a comic. Il
want to be heavy" says Jay. THE
moneys quicker that way"
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Hollywood:
Jericho Gets
Stellar Cast;
Dana Produces
By SheiIoh Grohom

Maureen O'Hara will play Julie
in The Walls of Jericho" with
Celeste Holm as Belle, Linda Dar'
nell as Algeria, and Gregory Peel
as the lawyer. That, for my money
is a terrific cast.
Dana Andrews tells me that he il
planning to star in Incident ir
Illinois" from the James Edward
Grant magazine story. And Olivia
de Havilland will probably be hi
leading lady. With Leo McCarey
directing, this will be Danas owr
production. The reason his indie
pendent setup fell through, Dana
tells me, is because his partners-to.
be wanted him to star annually ir
three pictures, instead of two.
Van johnson and Janet Leigh will
be teamed again in The Life OF
Monty Stratton"-because they are
good in Romance of Rosy Ridge.
Roy Howland directs. And Monty
former Chicago White Sox hurler
in addition to teaching Van how te
pitch, will also act as technical ad.
wiser.
Ida Lupino Is moving earth ano
high heaven to get Robert Walker
as her leading man for Miracle in
the Rain" a sad sort of fantasy
with both stars dying at the end.
Walter Winchell and Leonard
Lyons played themselves in a Stork
Club scene for Daisy Kenyon" II
was like old times watching Walter
emote-I saw him make a picture
for zanuck eight or nine years ago
He's not as nervous now.
Edmund Gwenn is back in town
after what he calls "a major and
minor operation" He looks fine and
is rarin' to get going on his movie
career again. He can't come back
too soon for my money. His Santa
in Miracle On 34th Street" is SEN
Sational.
Maria Montez will have to appear
in court in connection with her bill
ing battle at Universal international
when she returns from her trip to
Europe with her little girl. Maria
claims that she has severed her deal
at Universal. Her plans from now
on include Last Years Snow with
Jack Chertok and one picture year
with Husband Jean Pierre Aumont
Maria also will do a personal-ap-
pearance tour with atlantis she
has a 10 per cent interest in the
movie.
Sonny Tufts option at Paramount
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Merediths Launch That Career
On Dublin's Exacting Stage
By Jay Cormody

he time and may be never before the
Lunts as the Outstanding
nd-wif in the American theater
their couple
uncommonly naturally
First they together writer well