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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
Kirblifbe Aarbrirbte,r
xarreH. &a.

De1ti6e 0b. 3ath. S4. BantnS. Qtr6e.
721-25 ssruit HE.
Rfarrer Nrtbur 8. 8Ianf. seben Conn.
tde 8 llbr porrilittass SonntaeI9use;
10 llbr cmsliiter; II ilbr beuti&er
@otte56ies1ir.
Mue llitheriihen @!aubenseenof5ep
bentiher uno eneliider 3rnae in 8ars
ref, Sbaron rnh llmaeaent Itnb al ben
@ottesoic,i'ieu ber3lidft eingelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22

Siuei9 1.

Die ne,,e 8eIesooriose fir 3ipeig
a ,piro nod sapenal Derleien iperoen.
ltnier 46iGbrigcs Stiftlmgsieit.
8anfett finoct am Oienstag, ben 2.
MGrs Itatt. aGe IitslieSer IinS mia-
fommen.
ErGi. aatb. Wartini erillht allc
Mitalieoer. Jung ,mh oft, oie Ser.
,ianmlllnaen bon biniort irei mb
5lpan9Ios 81 bcil,ben.
llnier Marlentae. .Gartenportie lit
Sonntag, oen 90. Tebruar. Srelie
bafiir erbalten mir bon Shtpeiterr,
Wfatbiloe Sisarto. aatb. Martini,
Trie6a Wasner, Warie Miuteau, 9.
Gin, Grieoa Gin. Cara Sneertb, 80.
ntr. 81. Stiibler umo Cara Sattler
Die liebe M,tter unierer peritorbenea
Shp. Inna @dsner, aus Suscona.
9(ri,ona, id)ift lns bcrrlite Sano,
arbeiten als Yreiie s,m Slnbenfen an
ibre 1ohter. @ir oanfen aIle ber5lid)
bafiir
glllf Der 3raMcnlilte iino: Gath
Roth, @snes SbulIer, 2atb. Yoloer.
Sophie GueId, 8ath. ,Sromm. sSir
piiniden ibnen alien baloise geiie'
rnng. Glll. Sl,fler, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
6lebeIanh @eh. - 9eutidj .0eu,etnbe,

Glebelanh @eh. - 9euti&. .0eu,etnbe,
Wef 69. Ctr. tnb Bi1arb Npe.
Sobmnes Oeutf6Idnber unb Sobn 8.
0euHdldnber. 8farrer.
Sonnta9S: llbr bcrmittag, teutiher
@ottesoienit. 10 ltbr. Sonntagi6uIe uno
8ibelftlnlbe fir gr1pnbiene. II llbr por>
mittaas, gneliider @ottesbienft. 1880
lbr abenos. gn9Iiider Oottesbienft. -
Sonfirmanoen> >llnterri1t ieben Cams
tag 10 llbr borrnittags. Se6ermann bera,
lid tpillfommenl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22

alle fonnem lid untcrbalten nod Ser.
sens 2ult.
Mnmelorngcn fir bieies giien iper.
Den entgegengenommen BON 8rGi. M.
Wtontld, go. $500, ooer Sefr., 5.
Wolif, Sci. so. 2S19. @ir bitten ale
g'ltalieSer iid an5un,elocm bis gum
3. Tebruar. sSsobanna @olff, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
Setroit, Ntihieon
9eutite anb sd&Ri&e gu. St. Setras'

9eutibe anb Sd&nf@e Gu. 81. 3etrnS'
Qirme. Ulenftelb unb Nssterrs ape.
Yfarrer SobanneS &eutfd. 1921 @lens
fieIb Npe. Sell: Ytn9ree 6206. Enss
Iiider 9ottesbienft 10 ubr nor,nittaes;
Deutffe uub enoliibe Sonntaeihule UNI
II lltr porntitta8S. Deytifler @ottess
bienit um II l1br pormittaeS. Seoen
letten Gienstaa beS NonatS @ir4ens
ratsiisune. Dur@ BE Commemorate
ieben britten DienStde. Io,ft ieben
critten SOnntae Gra:,su Werei,, Der,
fammluns. 0irbenhorprobe ieben 0rei>
ta0absnb.
Na. @lcubenseenuisen inb 8reunoe
linb per3lib ein9elafen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
Nonaea, go.
9eutf@e Gpang. .0nfb. Ct. 9eter1.

gemeinbe, 8. Gtr.
Rfarrer 4ans .. 8. Simolett. PA
Nbdms Ctr, Ro9efter, ga. Selepbon:
@o6eiter 2366. @ottesoienit $3.50 utr
morpens; Sonnta0idnle 1915 nbr. =
8raIen Nerein Geriammlilng am letteu
9onnsrstas ieben RouatS, 8 llbr abenbs
Seoermann 1T beroli& iriQfcmmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
@arn, Snbiana
0eutfme Gp. 3ntber. &rrternS .lRis6e

G6e II. Aue. umb ssiIlmsre Gts.
Bf,.rrer Gugnit q. Gii1tina. 107c
Fillmore Ctr. Rel. 235s1. SebeN
Sonntd8 = lhr normittasS Srnntag.
fdbnle. llbr en9Iiiher @otteSbienft
II llbr uticbcr 8ottcsbienf.
Nqe tbcrtSden @Id,lbensgenoi1en
oeltf5er 1a,b eneliiber 8unee in Cart
nno llm9ebuna itnb gu ben 1ottesbtens
item heralid, etnaelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
Sabresbanfett Gintrad)t-6crmania-
Sagonia ipar id)0m.


Samstas, Sen II. San,,ar, ,par f;:r
Die Sallgcr nnb SGnaerinncn Scr
lGintraht Ser,nania rno Saronia 10.
ltpie oeren Sreunoe Gin bcrrIifcr Tuo
oenn eS iano oos iGbrlid)e aemciniamc
8antett ser gcnanntcn 8cIanopcr.
cine Itatt pcrbllnocn nit ser iibliheu
Veamtcnitltrllierlna slac SGnaer
llno eingcIaocncn 8Gi itc fanocu lid,
Irilb5eitig ein uno INN 7 llbr abenos
nabmen lie an Sen berrlih nit 9lu=
men geIhmiidten lmS reid nit Spei.
len aeSedten Soicln TIob. YrGIibcnt
Mifael Solmcn. scr Sem Gintrat)t.
Scrmania @clangpcrciu scbn poae
Sabre nls Sorltano aeoicnt batte,
bieB ale 8aite in fllr5en @ortcn bers-
li6 pillfomlnen uuo erIl,hte EoItor
Sobannes SeutiblGnoer Sr. oas
Siidgebet sl iprehen. Sarauf ipurbe
cin feines Giicn icrbiert, oas iid) uI(e
lpoblldrnefen IieBen. Nah Sem Giielt
.uuroen bon Gr-SrGiiocntin Marie
9lebner sic 9camtinnen ser Saronia
llno bon Gr ErGi. Sanicl Sbellman
sic @ramten ser Gintraht -Serman;a
NIT ernIien @ortcn in ibre Nemter
cilaefiibrt ,nb lie banttcn Sen aus
ittciocnoen @eomtcn iiir bic quite Ir.
belt Die lie geleiitet batten. Sirigent
Erof. gnoreas NifoIans fllnsicrtc aIs
3crcmonielrmeiiter. gr lieB feline
@einnapereine al,itreten ,mb icber
bon ibncn lang Elm 2ieb, ipoiiir ibneu
grobcr applaus ge5olt lpllroe. Gs mo-
rem md @Gite bon mSeren StGoten
erld)icnen, oorimter @imbcss sYrGiis
bcnt Georg 9aiter lmo iein 9rlloer
Mihacl &aidpr ois Youngstown, 10.
lpie Scrr aSobn 9rcfner, Elm alterNSio-
nier aus s(aiuuce, Sbio. Yaitor Sans
6oiiel ipurbe als 5eitrebner porge.
lteat l,nb er iprab ernlte i,no bumors
polle Worte ,mb auBer ibm bieltcn
nod filr5e slnipraden. ser nele Nrds
;iocnt Sans Mebncr, 9lmbesprGiibcnt
@corg aaiher, ser sOidbriae Sefre.
tar Mihuel GrauB, YrGi MatbilHa
Siaarto, GrdIioeut s. Shinolcr pom
3lpeig /, Erdi. &atb. Martini pom
,3,ueia A, GaItor 8. s. Scrtidldnoer
Sr., SRI. Maraidfi uno y,lebt Hcbaf=
teur 6. Shneioer. ser auf sic neucn
Icnberlmgen rmierer Gercine bin.
mics, inbcm lie mciItens iimae Mit.
alieocr im 3tueig unb 3lpcig 33 io-
,uic in anberen 3ipeigen alBerbalb
Der EStn0t ais rellc Senmtcn erlpdblt
baben lmo er ipraf Die @ofimmg
aus bab oicic il,ngcn MGnncr Die bon
! ibren GGtcrn geleiitete slrbeit tueitcr
iiibren iperoen ul,o pielleidJt nod Del
Ter Inn. yahber iuuroen Die Glide
, aufgeboben nno es fanb Elm fleincr
San5 itatt, 81 Dem Elm il,nges iah.
Iiihes Srheiter sic if0niten @eiIen
ipiclte.
Wir tpoIlcn nod ertpGbnen bnB oie
Snronia i'm Mpril ibr sSriibiabrs-
fonsert peranltaltet nno es ion Elm
! gang beionberes iperoen, nod ME 90
netpeIeues inlI aeboten tper6en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
GIebelan6, cbiu
g. 9. 0uann. 0uth. q. cebonnea Qfrde

8. =. GSans. entb. -. 0sbanneS Qtrde
ynftor 9cnS 8oiiel. 7G1 gbbb Noab.
Vel: Nulberrp 0646. 9 1lbr bormittagS
oeutlber Vottsshienit. 10 llbr Sonnz
td9ldule. II llbr englif6el @ottesoienit.
yntber Viaa Wnoadt ,trb Yeriammlung
Sonntag 1880 llbr abe,.cS. @onfiru,an<
osnsllnterr'dt unb bcutshe G1ule am
Sar,stag uon 8 l1br pormit.oes an. dne
@!atbenseenoifen fiub ae15li& eiree>
Liben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
9onteiteab, Ha.

9eutibe Gp. 2ntb. ct. DearfuS Qtr4s
222-224 Oft 9. Mbe.
0teb. Greberid 6. gltboff, Yaitor. Eek.
pbcn: so. 1745. Sonnta8id,nle nloreenS
$3.50 llbr. = @ottesoienit 1890 llbr.
@ne @laubens9enoiien iinb bersli&
tptllfommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
Columbus. Ohio
Gpang. 2utber. Ssarttn 3ntber Qtr&e,
G6e 0toler unb ann Strake.

Yfarrer g. q. 4,euer. Sc6en Sonntog
porittaes . l1br Sonnta9fhule; 10 nbr
eneliidler @ottesbienft: II ubr bentf&er
@ottestient.
Nue Glaube.,soenoHen inb Tre,nlbe
5iSb beraliG, emeelooen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
Granen &erein Der ct. Yanlms
Oemeinbe

Sn Der Oeaember- -Ieriammrling
spuroen Ole 8eamtinnen fir 1948 &C.
ipGblt un6 es iino Die alten ee6liebcn.
Yrdiioentin 3atbarina grf
8i5e.Yrdi.. Cara 9lobs
Yrot. ..Sefr., Sopbia QMrt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
Bon ber ct. Baulms Stride
3meia 4.

Sme8 4. Sonntag, ben 4. syanmar fano oie
es oiene allen Sdnelern naaiee 6es Yarrers
augen Nart baB uiere nddc ep S g6e fit Die st Na,.
Nammlng syebrua rus Stride ita Nep reoe mar fri.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
Smeis 81.

feiert iein 34idbrises 8eiteben am
Samstag, ben z. 5ebrltor, nm 6 lthr
oben6s i'm Sitleite Sahienbeim NIT
einem feinen Mbenbeiien fir aae I'm.
fere Mitslieoer. Die 8eamtinnen 10.
ben bic Mrraneier,lrg iibernommen
,ino tper6en alles aufs bette beiorgen
gs lperoen biesmal feline &eoen gebal.
ten, mir appelIieren an ale Mitslies
Scr, Jung lno aft. 81 fonmcn. 9tad
Dem Giien finb aild) Die Wdmer I'M
ierer Nitalieoer 1pillfommen an Ser
0emiitlihfeit teil5lnebmen; es ,uiro
fein Gintritt a69enommen. Cine quite
Wuiif miro gum 3anae anfipielen lno
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
AME CHURCH ENTERS DRIVE FOR CIVIL RIGHTS LEGISLATION
THE SPACE BETWEEN
Intermarriage
BY Dorothy Tolonen

Each age peculiar which may be The remain
ing effects Of m then force IN So
Second scientific research Dorne me
in a early American days the nude human body was a
Series very item, and Benjamin Franklin was
mostk kicked Of polite society for daring 20
fnnthath ,r,tl rhen he rcfurn FIance
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13

The adequate definition OF
this common ailment Is an acute
infection of the upper and lower
respiratory passage, and Is very
contagious 1t runs us course
very rapidly and has low
mortality when not complicated
with Other respiratory disease,
but when complications arise,
il might be the forerunner OF
grave consequences
TIC definite cauSauvcs or
Geological organisms have never
been ISOLATED The medical pro-
lesson IS fully agreed that il
is cli, d bv Filtrable Virus or
poison which we have not been
able 10 describe The secondary
causes of this allment are under
nourIshment over-clowded nv
ing conditions and improper
isolation.
Human beings of all ages are
quite susceptible to this intec-
ton. but the most susceptible
ones are the Young that rs
children adults whose rcSiStcuce
is lowered by some other chronic
or organic disease and the aged.
The chief symptoms of tins
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13

malc and the white = female
Since these llcWs are so oll-
ieient. only q few OF the many
factor, and possible points IT
view of the Negro man can be
considered
The male Negro does not want
lntermarrlage pc 81 Wndi ne
wants Is the freedom 80 WIN
and marry the woman ne chooses
REGARDLESS OF color Fhe color Of
the woman Is incidental and
not oh material consequence, He
looks lp AZ me same stalS as
the white man Goes and Wnen
he marrleS he Is espondlng 70
the same love
There s StsuSucal evidence 20
prove that the c0lored man IS
less Oh nionatcd than the white
on racial matters For there IS
greater incidence of Negro
men married 70 white women
who are accepted without pre-
ludlCe among the colored people.
The questions associated with
intermarr,age are not of such
ureencv q general interest 10
the Negro however as some
other things He would rather
see the c!Va rights issue settled.
the Constitution enforced m It's
cnile tv ana the spirit oi the
Declaration ~ Independence
living force among fellow Amer
lcans instead o. an idea buried
IN treasured document
Ito Be Continuedl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
Last Minute Effort Made To
Save Man Convicted OF Attack

f. Folsom until April %
Arrested with THREE other Ne
gro Youths in the small town
of Prlchard. Ala. nearly two
wears ago Taylor was charged
with the rape Of q l4-year-old
white school girl Removed TO
the city Jail he was srlllcd,
brutally beaten and otherwise
mistreated by several police Of
flee for period OF -four con
secutive nights the petition al
CONFESSED TO CRIME
In tear of his life. Taylor
confessed 10 the crime which
the police accused him OF hav-
ing committed Because of this
fear. he failed 10 call 10 the
attention OF the attorney APP
pointed 10 defend him the vio-
lent means by which the con-
fession was extorted He was
convicted by the Alabama court
on Nov Is. 1916.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13

Vikings. the Northern sea
robbers. once were the scourge
of the seas and shores and no
one particularly wanted TO have
his name. associated with them
but age has hallOwed then deeds
and now il is considered COM
plimentarN 20 any one IS dc
scended from the vikings The
professors came 10 see Calico
drop the cannon balls from the
Tower OF Pisa 10 prove that
heavier objects do not drop any
faster than hight ones but they
refused 20 believe Their ewes
and went back 10 teach AIS
totlc's error
The discussion Of intcrmar-
tiaee Is supposed "a be a hush
hush subject IN America o. pres
cnt Like sore boil ON the
body. no one must puncture Il
because IL might hurt However.
the hight Of open discussion
should be beneficial in relieving
the subject Of noxlous elements
and bring 90 the foreground the
innate essences and fibfous so-
cial factors upon which the som-
ton OF the question must final
~ be resolved
Int marriage presents four
different phases from the points
Of view Of the colored male
the colored female the white
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13

allmcnt Is coughs. sncezng. cX-
ira muCuS running from the
nose and mouth. Watery eyes.
fever and impairment OF appe-
lite.
The children should receive
our first and most constant at
tcntion. for after all our future
society IS predicated upon the
I number of healthy children
whom we can rear to adultnood.
and each in his own turn take
his place in our eVer-gl owing
society We should teach our
children that they are MOI sup
pose 10 cough i'm others face
and are not suppose TO bite off
the same apple, etc, when one
has a cold
We should teach them further
that when he IS stricken with a
cold II is his duty not 10 spread
II 10 his brothers. sisters, and
little nolghbors In fact. we
should teach them how To live
with themselves and be true TO
themselves. and # this theology
rs adhered to, they will never
be- falsc ia their little nelghbors
on TO their adult neighborS
The majority Of these inicc-
tions can be prevented by sew
cral methods, namely % prop
er home treatment t2) high Wit
amin diet which Will keep the
body resistance al normal
level: 90 active prophylaclc
measures such as Vacclnes which
will be gladly gwen by your
family physician If YOU request
the same from him, ca warm
clothing. plenty of rest and
avoid unnecessary visiting OF inn
prope. ventilated places where
there is constant coughing and
improper discipline To be had
over the YOUNGSTERS, co lSola-
ton OF patient during rest period
from children who are not in
fected and (6 your constant
request of them not TO cough
IN others face II these rules
are not adhered 10 a common
cold may be the lore-runner of
many respiratory diseases.
Whenever you are in difficulty
because of this condition consult
your family doctor
II YOU are not able 10 pay
your doctor. go to your nearest
clinic Either will put YOU back
on the Highway OF Health.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13

NEW YORK n Yin a last
minute effort To save the life
% 20.year-old samuel Taylor.
convicted OF rape by an Ala
nana cout attorneys for the
National ASSOCIATION for the AID
ancement Of Colored People. on
March 3 i.Ied petition with
ae Suprcmc Court of the United
gsiales seeking a review of the
Judgment of the Alabama Su-
p.cne Court which confirmed
ne death sentence imposed by
'ac Nircut Court of Mobile
Charging that the youth ( CON
cuon was obtained through
VS. use Of confession extortcd
~ io.ce violence and fear. in
violation " the Fourteenth
amendment the NAACP pc
elon seeks new trial free
,.oi9 icaf Pending the review
TASTE TAYLOR has been
-.e-lla q crrleve by Gov James
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
Rheumatic Fever
Highest In Low
Income Groups

NEW YORK Mos, OF the
Negro and white youthful VIC.
Tins of rheumatic fever child
hoods greatest enemy, are
found in the lower economic
groups. II is reported by the
American Heart Association.
which is now conducting is An
nual Drive for funds This dis
case is responsible FOR 95 per
cent Of the defective hearts in
childhood and for more than
one-thtrd of the crippled hearts
in adult life
The disease is often ushered
in by cold or sore ,hroa' the
Association advises Among its
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
sends Five
Bishops To
Washington
Truman Lauded In
Courageous Civil
|R;Ohts Program

,.pu Work n. Y.-Support
NJ" Presidents civil rights
o' w countering the bar
pO oe 81 southern criticism con
.asV ~ come from progressive
l..ab rational and civic or
c'u' ,a,,on, Tie powerful Ann
IN Nle,hoa., Episcopal Church
% 1,cred the drive for enact
- n c.Va rights legislation
..i' W. dcsgnated a delegation
:" Gye bishops 10 call upon
~ pregdeu and to express to
nm tho churchs support OF ms
program ,.,.aa of
. soos d Ward Nichols, Frank
= Red sherman l.. Greene.
III. A Gegg and Reverdy c.
o.or was instructed by the
aWr Council OF Bishops At its
mss,,nc m Dallas Texas on Feb.
10 10 present 20 the President
~ rouncl. resolution express
4nanks commendatlon and
rasslli.cd endorsement OF has
~ gphts message To congress.
= MOB ~ J Walls of the
|AyE ZION Church has sent a
,eicsrsm to President Truman
b.hn. his ten-point program
America, truest domestic
e<rrc, Ion SINCE Lincoln In
response 10 the Bishops sugges
Nan the church's youth con
.ornec meeting recently IN New
Yos sent telegram OF en-
do.scmeut
DELTAS WIRE PRESIDENT
on behalf 81 the Delta Sigma
Theta sorority OF which she IS
(. dent Mis-, Dorothy | Height
ed the President commencing
lNs timely and courageous civil
49,, ncsSa4e "a Congress. g.
'Yul message and program offer
'nnmum essentials for Amer
teas contribution TO peaceful
world Count as among the
ponlc oi goodwill everywhere
n6o strongly support voW ef-
hl. 20 make our democracy
WOW
O,ae organ2atlonS which
h5rc lo0dV gone on record IN
support H thc Presidents mes
,gc include the National Asso-
cation 10 tne Advancement OF
Coooo People tho Congress OF
Industrial Organizations. the
Ameucan Civil Liberties Union.
Nc Fla,cgnal Council Of Church
6 and The American Jewish
Caeritee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
Lawyers Hear
Crockett On
Civil Rights

The regular Wednesday lunch.
con OF the Detroit Lawyers Guild
last week heard George Croc-
kctt disuuSS the report o. the
Presidents Committee on Civil
Rights
Referring to rchent prosecu-
tons of Communists for viola
ton of immigration laws he
declared that the report was in
adequate because IL did not in
clude proposal for the protec-
ton of the rights of minority
political groups.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13

recognizable symptoms are loss
OF weight. daily slight fevcrs.
discomfort IN the arms ana
legs, and especially In the FONTS.
The pains accompanying ii may
be mild and aye often mis-
taken for growing pains
Adults are warned 10 watch
for the symptoms in children
and send them for medical dag
noSis and treatment ~ once
Pam accompanying rheumatic
fever often occurs elsewhere In
the body in the stomach and
regions Of the heart.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
Chats Of Health
And ) Happiness
COMMON COLDS
BY DR.. o. II. SWEET

The subject of discussion this week will be in the
language of colds have chosen this subject at
this time because living in the the year
when the weather very changeabe Common colds in
scientific expression Coryza and very preva-
his scoSOn of the year
Evening star., 1948-06-25

Joe (the Giant Killer Palmer is
going to take on a couple OF Gold
Cup boats this week end.
Palmer, in case you are one OF the
few who hasn't heard, is the fellow
who swept his class in the 135-cubic
inch hydroplane division at last
Sundays Junior Board regatta here,
and then returned to win both heats
of the bigger 225s class.
He's been phoning in all direc-
tions in order to get a new shaft
and propeller (both Of which were
lost after the last race Sunday in
time for the hydroplane events OF
the Wilson Point Mems Club regatta
near Baltimore day after tomorrow.
Palmer will enter his Tommy Boy
in the hydroplane events, and then
compete in the 10-mile free-for-all.
Gold Cupper Guy Lombardo should
start and Joe has heard that sever
al other Gold Cup boats will be on
hand. The way he has it doped out,
Tommy Boy can beat them on the
turns. More important, the course
will be only IL miles long, which
will not give enough straightaWay
for the big boys to get up speed.
1t was on an identical course that
Palmer did so we'll last Sunday.
Prizes in the three unsanctioned
races of the Junior Board regatta
will be awarded the winners and
runners up in each class at din
ner Of the Washington Marine
Trade Association July 8 at Corin-
THAN Yacht Club. They will be
guests of the Association which
sponsored the races for the strictly
amateur. President Cliff Needham
lists them: Floyd E. Davis, jr., Alan
Evening star., 1948-06-25
Junior Links Champ
On Sea Scout Trip
Star Staff Photo.

Eight Washington sea scouts, led
by Dick Foster, new District Junior
golf champ, sail today from Cor
inthian Yacht Club for three-week
cruise Of Potomac River.
In their two well-known cat boats,
Bobcat and Wildcat, they will sail
to Coan River and look over the
Scouts new flagship soon to be
launched at Headley's Boat Yard.
Skipper Fred Tip reports the new
skipjack will be named Silver Cloud.
Two other Scouts of Tips ship
left on Arthur Godfrey's lightning
sloop La Spouse last Friday for a
cruise down the Potomac and up
the Rappahannock River to the
Tappahannock bridge. They are
Bill Dodge, George Washington
sailor, and his brother John.
The pair wants to see if the Tap
pahannock bridge tender will open
up for them. After that the boys
will start home.
Evening star., 1948-06-25
Coast Guard Boat
To Inspect Craft
Without Notice

The Coast Guard has assigned
a 63-footer to Washington for an
indefinite period to board pleas
ure craft to see that they are
properly equipped. as required by
law. ...-..
This was disclosed today by
Frank Courtney, division captain
of the Coast Guard Auxiliary. He
said the boat, which carries the
numbers 63301, also will be on
standby duty for any emergency
on the river.
Courtney said this means
yachtsmen will be subject to
inspection at any time. Excep-
tons will be those yachts carry
ing the 1948 Auxiliary courtesy
inspection sticker, unless, Of
course. some fragrant violation is
noted.
Yachts owners are invited to
have their boats inspected with
out charge. So far this season,
only about so crafts have been
checked.
Any one interested should
phone Courtney at Randolph 0402
or write him at 302 Madison
street NV, Washington ii.
You'll be surprised at the prompt
courteous service the auxiliary
will give,
Evening star., 1948-06-25
New Basin Handles
Boats Up 10 10 Feet

The new yacht basin for power
boats which opened this week in the
Pentagon Lagoon will accommodate
boats up to 10 feet, according to s.
King Fulton, marine dealer who op-
crates the new facility.
Fulton listed other statistics as
follows:
Number Of slips, $50; controlling
depth at slips at mean low water,
feet; clearance of Memorial High.
way Bridge at entrance OF lagoon,
about Is feet at mean high water;
capacity of parking lot, 100 cars;
other facilities, electricity, water and
refreshment stand.
Fulton said he already had suffi-
cient applications to fill all slips.
Fees for use of slips will be an
nounced shortly, he said.
The basin has yet to be given a
formal name.
Evening star., 1948-06-25
OUTDOORS

Hottest spots for week end fish
ing are the Gooses south of Sharps
Island in Chesapeake Bay and the
rockpiles in the lower Potomac at