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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16
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Wedding Invitation
All the Cleveland East Juniors
have been United to attend the
wedding of Marie kessler and
Bill Spaan at St. Johns Eff. Luth.
Church at S p. m. on the 18th OF
September.
Reception following the cere-
mony at the East Side Sachsen-
helm.
:. Halloween Dance
Attention all out of towners
and all in OF towners on October
22nd the East Side Juniors are
sponsoring pre-halloween dance
at the East Side Sarchsenheim.
1t has been a long time since
there has been an affair of anv
sort in Cleveland so let's have a
crowd from all over Ohio, and
Pennsylvania and Michigan.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16
COLUMBUS JUNIORS
NEWS
By Rose Warthon

Columbus, O., Sept. l6--Ihe
Columbus Juniors held their re-
gular monthly meeting Sept. 9th.
A nice attendance was had but
we missel serval our our regular
on their honeymoon? Well be
members. Are the newlyweds still
looking for everyone at our next
regular meeting. We had a visi-
tor this month, Martin Roth of
Michigan.
Paper Drive Reminder :.
The paper drive is to be held
Saturday, Sept. 18th. Please have
your paper for the Juniors to
pick up Saturday afternoon from
2 p. m. on. All Juniors are. to
meet at the hall at 2 p. IN. with
their old clothes on. The boys will
gather up the papers and the girls
will tie them in bundles.
To Salem Ohio
The Columbus Juniors wish to
thank Salem for their hospitality.
The chicken was so good they
would like to send special thanks
to the cooks for the delicious meal
Congratulations toSalem on wen-
ming the tournament and also r.
Schuster on being low man.
New Arrival
The Juniors would like to
send. congratulations to Ruth
and John Sollner on>thcir newest
daughter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-16
ANSWERS
Questions will be found on page :,

|. The Hoosier State.
2. indianapolis and Fort
Wayne
3. The Ohio and the Wabash.
S. indianapolis.
5. Whiting.
Arkansas State press., 1948-08-13
with
SEEM STARS DOLORES ,;S,z

NEW YORK CITY-CNS)-I took weeks to make
pen story favorie GAL Horne All be-
cricise biggest attractions But
opinion Lena IS slipping We caught
Capitol first haven't
thoughts Lena disappointed Maybe it the
tight equned with the large slit the
dramatic walk of sinking the stage
Maybe skmpy three, of which
point she could all be
appeared "buesy like red
hot than the suly gal who knew the selling
a song completely wrong
Variety theatrical bible opinion that
They said her words pronounced
with much emphasis That's the felt
heights
natural simplicity the kind raved about and awed
We this the dig We'd only
like proud
her and wish her to stay on top
Gossip n Bill Robinsons Dueenberk gift
that's valued $4,000 at last for sale We had always
thought Duesenberg would when Bill driving
going BEFORE Bill Only
think of wife Elaine liked to drive it,
of Broadway Chicken Roos the
agemen Billy they many
transforming the place before the actual
Midget m the
-
The for that cottage where Muriel Rain and
spending
Club including membership
rooms maid service and ktchenete~~.~.
Billy Holiday became those
changed damon place.
right hand The first finger
marriage So friends and fans can't make mis-
by a weekly society that
had married John Levy the Club (Which
closed after her tere and husband actress Tondyo
Arkansas State press., 1948-08-13
American Cancer
Sociefy's Funds
Top 1q47 Total

New York-The American Can
Ger Societys nationwide campaign
which appealed to all racial
groups, regardless of race or color,
has brought record contributions
this year, Elmer H. Bobst, nation
al chairman, disclosed this week.
Receipts now have passed $l2,400
600 The American Cancer Society
does not close its books upon the
fiscal year until August 81, and
officers expected that late returns
from various states would increase
the total appreciably. Last years
collections amounted to $12.126,
1880, an all-time high until then.
I'VE are one of the few organi-
| cations to exceed last years col
lections." Bobst said But this
years contributions and good
deal more are urgently needed to
finance existing and expanding re-
search into the cause and cure of
cancer. Whether we will be able
to support scores more of promis-
ing research projects depends d.
rectly upon the contributions OF
the next six or seven weeks.
Because we have been sWamped
by requests for funds for research,
education and services-the total
far exceeding anything ever before
raised--we set this years goal at
$16042,000 We can prudently in
vest all this and more in cancer
control.
More than 80 applications for
Arkansas State press., 1948-08-13
Nations Fire Loss
AT All Time High

New York-The nations fire
waste affecting all racial groups,
scared again during June, destroy
ing an estimated $54, 706. 600 in
irreplacable property and resour-
ces, an increase of 76 per cent
over losses in the same month
last year, the National Board of
Fire Underwriters announced
this week.
June's toll of fire destruction
brought the total for the six
months Of 1913 to 1885, 480, 900.
This is greater than the total fire
loss for the entire year Of l943,
when an estimated $3.50, 1856, 900
worth of property burned.
June's fire losses also brought
the nations fire waste figure to
the highest level ever recorded
in a 12-month period in u. S. his
tory. This total for IL months
ending June 80, 1913 was $709,S39,
600, and increase Of IL per cent
over losses of 1888, Asst 900 for the
IL month period ending June 80,
l947.
Arkansas State press., 1948-08-13

Billie who very married herself denied all quickly but
felt highly flattered the male attention ..as.
Basie playing Diane" Strand is tribute
his small daughter the but the tends
fade almost completely after phrase causing Diane to
be iumpy and erked ..a.s
Dusty Fletcher complete fabby
his routine, Richard the a45 Club He heads
coast September vacaonng
Louis Jordan into the Regal tChcago Theatre
Archie Savage girl
She's too notcb stiff amaeurish
to be definite added attraction
Arkansas State press., 1948-08-13
KAY VAUGHN SEES
Buy Clothes Ahead, Not After Season

have to have a nice sized bank
roll You're going to save mon
ey by thinking ahead. BY check
ing up on your Fab wordrobe
now, you're going to get the full
lest wear out of all your clothes.
Think how wasteful it is to wait
until Falls in full swing, then
run get an expensive suit for a
special date and not finding ex-
actly the style in the color you
had in mind to 60 with good ac-
cessories already gotten, you dis
cover you must purchase these
all over again!
So you see, you will stretch"
your clothes the farest, look as
if you've several outfits if you
take stock now for Fall,
Arkansas State press., 1948-08-13

research funds from highly COM
petent research scientists are being
deferred for want of funds; a great
majority of cancer detection CEN
tiers and clinics throughout the
nation are overcrowded with pa
tients who must wait months for
cancer tests; the public and pro-
fessional educational programs of
the society, which seem to be saw
ing many lives, need to expand.
The effectiveness of the So
cietyis work will be determined
by the contributions mailed into
local, state and national offices
within the next few weeks"
Arkansas State press., 1948-08-13

New York City--Most women
will tell you - those noted for
chic. of course-that the planning
of their wordrobe before sea-
son is number one do on their
list for maintaining a we'll dres-
sed reputation.
They buy Fall ensembles in the
summer, winter ones in the Fall
and Spring clothes in the dead
winter Thus, they have the pick
of the crop, the best choice in
colors, the lines most sought af-
ter and the freshest ideas from
the designers themselves who
work season and half ahead.
Now don't shake your head
sorrowfully and say buying ahead
of season is only for the rich. For
planning ahead doesn't mean you
Arkansas State press., 1948-08-13

There are more broke perform
ers wearing out their soles along
Broadway beats than there are
crackpots in Washington. Watch
them cry over the l5c beer in Turfs
the real hangout on 49th street
The old Zanzibar used to be atop
the Turf and in its heyday, just
two years ago, the actors, artists
and musicians marched from the
"zani' Zanzibar and suavely slid
into their waiting Cadillacs. The
grass was green then all around
Broadway. Times were good. Only
complaints were from fourth rat
ers who never could get good
bookings.
Now the former Cadillac own
ers who boosted each time they
bought S25 Nat Lewis handker-
chief and tie set, are living off
hot dogs and beer, waiting for the
glorious days to return. There are
more skinny, underfed artists,
skeletons of their former selves,
who consider it lucky to work
one week out of the month.
But there's no getting around
it. Only rats desert a sinking ship.
And trouper takes the oath to
troupe until the end. Keeping up
a front, he'll pretend the road is
rosy just little ways ahead and
he'll dress in his last suit for his
daily Broadway strut hunting a
job. Sometimes he jives a mana
ger into booking him for a show
at one third his asking price.
He can't exist until his agency
puts through the "feelers."
The line forms to the left ir
front of the Brill Building (song
writer's haven with the song
pluggers and writers waiting to
grab juicy publisher on his
way in or out The boys then
congregate, offering stale tips and
misleads to each other, lounging
on other peoples Caddillacs and
batting their eyelids to keep from
dropping a very salty tear.
Along comes top bandleader
and you realize the slump. He has
added grey hairs, worried facial
lines and less greenbacks in the
roll. The best of them are max
ing predictions when the crisis
will be over. But the predictions
are full of hot air.
Every agency is giving out
Arkansas State press., 1948-08-13

stories that their money-making
artists have worked so hard and
so consistently for the past few
years they are taking much-need-
ed vacations. Actually, the con-
tract departments have no con-
tracts. Their booking sheets are
bare.
And the waiting list for those
jobs available is as long as the
depression bread line. The $64.
question remains who gets
them and why.
Arkansas State press., 1948-08-13
Memphis Scout
Executive Tops
Service Record

Among the 102 Negroes employ
ed as full time professional lead
ers in the Boy Scouts of America,
j. A. Beauchamp, Assistant Scout
Executive at Memphis, Tenn, has
the longest record of service.
Mr. Beauchamp, native II
Opelousas, La, entered the pro-
fessional service of the organixa-
ton in October 1927 as Assistant
to the National Director Of Inter-
racial Activities. He held this
post five and a half years and
then joined the Chickasaw Coun-
Gil at Memphis in March 1884
This Council stands sixth in the
nation in active members enrolled,
having 1904 Negro boys and lead
ers in its units.
A graduate of Prairie View Col
lege, Mr.. Beauchamp was teach
err for six years, three at Jack
sonville, Fla, and three at P0r
Arthur, Texas. In the latter city
he was Editor and Publisher o
newspaper, the Port Arthur
Review"
For time he was also a gem
eral contractor and builder.
Mr.. Beauchamp entered the Boy
Scout movement as a volunteer
leader. He became Scoutmaster
at Port Arthur, Texas in 1923 and
served for a year and half. He
served in the same capacity at
Jacksonville, Fla, in the first
Negro Troop Of the city.
Arkansas State press., 1948-08-13
Show Business Is So Bad
Where Can An Artist Get A Quater?
BY Dolores Calvin

NEW YORk-(CNS)--Once vaudeville dead The guys
who loved grouped together and pulled They brought back
witered and rai and complete hit of
yeseryear but fingered and is still among
has joined the graveyard trail day brings
mOur
Evening star., 1948-11-26
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ATTICs FINISHED. remodelins. repairing
ATTics And KE6KE1TIooN our specially,
ines: i financing ' srransed; quick. 3 III free ~ es-
1868; after 9. UN. 95s2 or EN- 1892
STONE CONTRACTING CO. AT. 5649.
BGILDING. remodeling. carpentry, brick
KEYSTONE CONTRACTING CO, Al.
CONCRETE, CEMENT WORK, footinss,
ezAML5A, g M Al. sss4 Or r: 5s1s. :. - "
ayne ssnsns Put the best
ING CONTRACTORS. NC. isia i Wiseon-
HOME fIo aye REMoDELiNe, sH ls additions, .ttics,
and rec. rooms: kitchen planning, cab
tile nooring. SUBURBAN CoNsT. CO,
REMoDELfNG. @ iKsarootinr, S ai roofing. siding,
roof: small monthly payments il desired.
DscokSra sss *! sEss eo es,".ses 81 issb sa
ss;TfoNEwoKk-An types of stone masonry.
WORK sfied mechanics only: 'a fun np crew new
available at once; also concrete walks.
driveways;; - garases; will contract new
R9Tss oNE apMREs Is tbs storm as
designed and built by THE HYDALE CON-
TRACTORS. Each porch is designed to
ssa: ~ ss.h s.s:ss .s4:
fSsRnasss asRnWs HOME mA ssSa W 42f
ing bsmt. to roof; reasonable small down
payment 36 mos. to pay. OR. 1900. .
Evening star., 1948-11-26
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert. books started. kept
part time; lax returns prepared, state
ments audits; reasonable. OR. 2074.
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books opened.
closed. audited. back work caushtup; local
ref. reas. SH. 1854. 500
ACCOUNTANT-Books started. kept part
time; p. and asi, / statements and balance ls!
AScoUNTzNT. auditor. once n.nassr.
fIss9f gSa tsSa sief MGR .ss
once procedures. BOX 4S3-H star. so.
ATTORNEY, D. c. bar. 20 yrs general
experience. also Govt. dept. experience
would like to get into tax law practice
with established ONCE. BOX 49S-H, Star.
CHEF. colored. desires work; club. hotel.
restaurant; age As. exper.. dependable,
ref. Reply, Box 172 Herndon. Va.
COMPTROLLER, complete installation sys-
TENS. internal check, double entry; capable
full charge; varied business experience;
wide acquaintance governmental purcnas-
ms officers Box 47U-H, Star. 26'
CPA, 5 yrs. diversified exper,. public &C
counting. seeks position as controller or ex-
ecutive Office manager. Box 449-H, Star
DRAFTSMAN-Arch..e engineerin9 or aero
nautical: i vrS. exper. GE. 24l -
DRIVER AND PORTER, colored, good ref
ecenceS sober and steady. MI. $3.50, Fri,
SALES OPPORTUNITY with q future de-
sired by young married man; college grad.
with own car; 2l2 years successful ofhce
and sa.es experience: prefer D. c. or ad-
tacent territory. Boz 440-H. Star 2Se
Evening star., 1948-11-26
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DRESSMAKING, design remod. altera-
tions; eve. gowns a specially; reas. MISS
BERT. ! $50 irving NV. Apt. 4. AD 223s.
GIRL desires evening work. charwoman,
waitress. maid, elevator operator or prac-
tical nursing: exper.; ref. Ia. 64Ss.
LADY wishes single room in American
residence in exchange for her services
mornings, Sundays excepted. Box 5-k'
NURSE. white, years Of experience; excel
lent references; take long home cases only'
$50 week Box 4S2-H. Star. 2h
NURSE, practical, graduate, excellent local
doctors references; available immediatsS'
NURSE, white efncient desires permanent
case; s6nsider any case; ref; live IN
PRACTiCAL NURSE wants nursing in IN
stitution home Gall Oliver l745' ask LOT
LUCILLE JOHNSON,
SECRETARY, steno- -bookkeeper; diversified
experience, including law, desirous Of IN
teresting permanent position. BOX 4o4.H'
SITTER, dependable, experienced, children.
inyalids and convalescents; available any
hr., Sat and Suns and holidays. AID. TOol'
TYPING, commercial and personal, by the
lob; confidential; we pick up and de.iyer.
TYPrSG DONE AT HOME, envelopss or
copying. HO. DOGS. 20
WANTED-Care Of SICK; good references
S35 wk. Call WI. 4O96 for information.
Evening star., 1948-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS. 100 bass. made to the exact
ing specifications OF Excelsior; compare
With vseS s g. dSnse sSy tss sssms k
scSoRpIoNsssSclosive MSS5R fesS m We distributor of
Italo-American piano -accordions, l20,6aSS
MERvN CONN AcCoRDIoN SCHOOL
aSSa aN41a6h atsh coLoSIAteARvED e 6T e gold leaf
%sn's tion s45o StF05 ca fNa only saIo ssth st.
BABY CARRIAGE and lined bassinette;
saSx sGns ex eoxxRRiAeE, R1ae mattress collier-Key-
worth, excellent condition.. $2b. Taylor Tasy
BABY Ig1si CARRIAGE, whitney ste.r-o-mat:
BABY Rsl Set! ect!AsRrAGEs III AGE 80, $s4.ss ss6 as
CRIBS jr size sl49s s19ss; full mat. sise
strosrs ssssifs o s. 5ssas si0s As sass aa Nes sh
dgths FER st. 'Glnl,'Ts nW., pu. 031yi s4l4. A !
BABY CRIB. adj. lish. maple: lse; .d size; lie:
naIn'pioaa than mo; prics $50. FIR. 2ssl; Mss
BARY CRIB, Storkline, car bed, sterillzer
teeter-babe and bathinette. Phone Mar-
Pesf PReasfs1Es' CRIBS. strollers. etc; f9E rent
SABY FENDER, chair and stroller. Gall
Eszs 1ssn' ssg ts ssts Rss aRk' G sed
sSHHTHfuss. SHn Il H. new ;w' used: eai.in: ies; sings
basins toilets. PEERL.EGsS SALES co.
BEiDns. double. ] maple. / brown maple
and I GOOD condition. WA. 1898. ~
Evening star., 1948-11-26
PERSONAL,

rsaMSENT rsSs SSs No 81 sham1SN aRa nFeE
Honour sCHooL, i310 n. Y. ave- aoA'l'l'f'
DRY CLEANER with modern plant desires
wholesale work, finished only. First-class
work. Me. 1898 or Ex 1886. is
REDUCING, cabinet baths; gentlemen only.
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Mayower
Hrs, 10 am. to 10 pm. Phone GIL. 6172.
MAPLE LANE NURSING HOME has a va
cancy for bed or ambulatory man or
care. Owned and operated by physician
who Is in daily attendance. sH. 1874;
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments;
prompt and eficient service; open ewes.
fiGS pEkMANENT tse + waves x So 81; shampoo and
fngerwape. SOC. No appointments. All
work done by advanced students. WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 g st.
DON'T DISCARD THAT DRESS OR SUIT;
tricks OF the trade, plus expert skill, can
save 1t and makes nothing too hard TO
handle. Custom made, reStyling and alter
a atlonS. LEA ENGEL, DreSSmaker Originally
OF 9Th ave, N ": centrally located in
Loews BLDG, lilo st. NV. RIM. 20,
vtaAtcAfNecY tat IN iS' NURSING HoME-e4-hour
nursing care. Licensed by county and State.
SH. 6040.
RUGS. de luxe reversible broadloom. made
from your old rugs and Clothing. Samples
evening appointment. GF. 8055. 2s
VACANCY ELDERLY LADY. all home COM
forts and care. tray service; reasonable.
SH 4Ol4 2Ss
Evening star., 1948-11-26
SALESMAN.

AUTO sALEsMAN-Used cars, for we'll
established company. good salary and com;
mission, plenty Of nice clean cars to sell
at the lowest prices In town: Unusual opo
eGn.0e' s.m or stss9 s0 % Pm. A1To iy wH6kEgANLt
SALESMAN, Sc, ,0G0 up ciass-Career op-
portunity for right man. Appointment
selling only. We have more contacts than
our present stad can cover. Supported by
radio and magazine publicity: Draw
against earned commission. ENCYCLO-
PAEDIA BRITANNICA. Call Mr.. Magill
RE. 1911, for executive interview. -28
opening in wash. D. C. We will add 3
aualified men to our present staff u,,,, for
intelligent and willing to work Complete
co. training. No slack season. Car helpful
earning sS5 wk. and up. year round, see
MR.. JONES. Room $40, 1900 18th st. NV
OFFICE EQUIPMENT SALESMAN for pro.
tected commercial and Government met
ropolitan territory to sell outstanding new
electronic businss machine; straight COM
mission. Yields better-than-average earn.
ines; car helpful but not necessary; si
experience. Box 450-J. Star. rs
Evening star., 1948-11-26
HELP DOMESTIC.

BooKKEEPER-TYPIsT capable and re:
MUTUAL INSURANCE. CO.. 4oI Warner
COoK-G.H.w.. experienced, no laundry;
live in; S26 per wk.: zeis. read. Wo. 1l3l.
COOK AND G.H.w.. family Of 2 adults.
upstairs room and private bath. live in or
out. Sat. afternoon and Sun. on; must
have excel. refs. EN-. 1881. -27
MAID. exper.; g.h;w.; live in; local refs;
no laund. or cooking; S25 wk.; Thurs.
afternoon and every other Sun. :, on.
MAID. eoiored. 70 live in. general house,
work. laundry and help with 2-yr.-oid
child; S25 wk.; must have city references.
MAID. neat. reliable. rs to 3b. gh.w.. fond
Of children, am through dinner: re-
cent references. ia. os62.
area; ehildt s22 so wk. TU. 1873.
NURSEMAID, colored, for infant: live In;
local references; $50 week start. Call EN-
WOMAN. white; care two children while
mother works l.hk,;, live in; consider one
WORKING MOTHER offers a home. board
and salary 10 qualified lady to care ter
daughterS 10 and Z. No house work. every
SUNDAY of and other privileses. Call 81.
8714. ii
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