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The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-01-07
IN NEW SCHOOLS

Helen >Angerman and Susan Wiz Hams, who went south last Sep tember to attend the Western Washington College oi EGa s.,ss have changed schools this semas- ter. Helen is ROW attending the ssif in--auriby Business C4.iIase ln Seattle and Susan is enrolled al the University of Washington.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-01-07
BABY FOR BEALES

Word was received here Of the birth of a daughter. the first part ofaDecember, to Mr. and Mrs. Phil Beales of Seattle. Mr. Beales is we'll known in Wrangell. having engaged in fishing here for several years before moving to Seattle.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-01-07
FOR STATEHOOD

WASHINGTON = President Tru man today again voiced his sup port for statehood for both Alas ka and Hawaii. He said he had asked for their statehood in his state of the Union message We'd nesday by asking passage of his Civil Rights proposals.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-01-07
HERE FOR HOLIDAYS

Richard Rasch of Anchorage re- turned to Anchorage this week af ter spending the holidays here. He visited with Miss Josephine Brady while in Wrangell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-01-07
BOWMAN HOME

Henry Tiny" Bowman, local high school student, returned from Seattle by air yesterday where he had been for the holidays with his parents.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-01-07
MRS. MILES RETURNS

Mrs. Grace Miles and her son Charles, returned Wednesday from Curry, Alaska, where they went December 21, to spend the Christ mas holidays with friends.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-01-07
RETURNS FROM SOUTH

James Newkirk returned home by air today from Portland where he spent the holidays with his parents and family.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-01-07
FIREMEN's MEETING

There will be a Firemen's meet ing next Monday evening at the Fire Hall, it is announced by Bill W. D. Grant, Fire Chief.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-01-07
THROUGH THE SENTINEL PERISCOPE

The extraordinary session of the nineteenth Territorial legisla- ture convened in Juneau yester- day - that is. the House did. The Senate was still trying as this was written.
 Without contest, Representative James Nolan of Wrangell was un- animously elected Speaker of the House. with John Heede of Fair banks as Chief Clerk.
 In the Senate. which was divid- ed with eight Democratic and eight Republican votes. it was a differ ent story. The Republicans were split Six were supporting Senator Frank Jones of Nome and two were backing Senator Gunnard Engebreth of Anchorage. The Dem ocrats, with eight votes, were holding the line for Senator Victor Rivers of Anchorage, but they had to have a Republican vote to put their man in. It requires nine in the Senate for a majority Indica- tions were that one, if not two, Republicans, finally would fail to vote thus giving the Democrats voting majority - or 1t could go on for days, even as it did in 1917. In that historical session, it took the Senate II days to organize when it was divided on similar lines to the present Senate.
 * * $ #
 Governor Ernest Gruening's mes sage. slated for II o'clock this morning was postponed until the same hour on Monday to await tax and property tax readjustments and readjustment of the business licenses tax. Despite the party re- volt in the Senate. it was expect ed the Governors program would be enacted.
 * * < <
 Wrangell was doing all right at the present session Representa- tive Doris Barnes made most of the important committees. She was named Chairman of the Munich pal Affairs Committee and also the committee on Territorial in stitutions. She was also named to serve as a member Of the Ways and Means Committee, one of the most important in the legislature, Committee on Education, Commit tee on Fisheries and on the Public Welfare Committee.
 Wrangell's two Representatives will be heard from this legisla- ture The famed town of the Stik- inc has good reason to be proud of it's Representative in the nine teenth session. It's residents will have even better reason to be proud by the time the long session ends late. in March Wrangell may not be able to sell a sawmill, but the old towns politicians always seem to be able to find their way a. round.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-01-07
TO TRAVEL BY AIR

c. Don Miller left this week for a seven-weeks visit to the states.
 He will visit in California. Seat tie and then fly back to Mjnnes- ota where he will see his brothers in St. Paul He is making the en- tire trip by plane.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-01-07
NOTICE

Our reserve supnly of milk bottles is exhausted. Please turn your empty milk bottles in so we can make use of them. No bottles - no milk.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-01-07
MRS. FORGET HOME

Mrs. Winifred Forget arrive, arrived home on the Princess Norah early Sunday morning after spending several weeks in Seat tie on vacation. Mrs Forget is employed at the City Meat Mar ket.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
fSrauen &erein Der Seutid.
0emeinbe.

Sn ser lesten geriammlltng oes
Srauen 8ereins 9ienstas. ben 90.
ipuroeu foIsenoe 8eanltin.
nen fiir bas SSabr 1850 getpdDlt:
ErGlioenti,, 8esina 8iibner
Si5e.Brai., aatborina S6nibt
Yrot .Sefr., &ole gpe
Sin. ..Sefr., Sura 2in5ing
Stfatln., &ntberina Gbnfp
Terlpalterinnen, &atb. Yeters.
Cara Yploer, Sui. lllmer
aae periprafen nit Gottes SilTe
ibr beites 5u tlru unO int Sntereiie
oes 6rauen gereins Ser Selltids@e.
meilroe 5ll arbeiteu. lluieren beIj=
lfbiten Ganf Sen allsiheioenoen 8e.
antinnen Gin. =Setr. Charlotte 8ott-
idling uno Seapalterinnen slnno
Inna @uitfe lmo Margaret Miiller
fiir ibre treue Mrbeit uno i'm Namen
bes 5rauen Bereins lpiiniben ipil
alien Elm sele9netes uno gliitlides
neues SSaBr.
HDie Gpe. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
3weis 4.

sluen Sdpueitcrn. Mitglieoern bies
ne sur irel,nolihen gtad)ridt, oaB lun=
ire ndhite @eriomnll,tns Sonntae,
benS. sSanuar, $3.50 llbr nahn,ittags
irl @eirieite Sahienbeim itattfinoet.
Sn oieier geriamnl,mg iueroen Sic
neugetpGblton geamten bes t3ipeis 4
in ibre Mcn,ter einsefibrt uno ser
0amenbor Soronia tuiro ,nter Set
t,lns ibres Siriseuten Troi. Nrtooli
Stulter bel Der Giufiibrllng lno alld)
bel Ser Soteneeoenfieier Ser s per-
itorbenen Witslieoer llns nit i6oner,
8eiane beebren. Gs miro erlpartet
oaB aue Sbtpeitern bieier Seriamm=
lung behpobnen tperoea, I'M teil5us
nebmen an sen beioen Seierl1.
8ir tpiiuibeu aaeu unieren lieben
NitgIieoern uno Jreltl,oen elm gliid-
l;Hes uno iegensreides Neliiabr.
gIiiabetb Siihler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
3meis "a.

Gie 8eriamml,,n9 ,uirS
am 3. Sanuar, Oienstaeabeno, balb
8 llbr abeebolten. Sn oieier Ser
iammllmss .peroen Sic nellen ge
amtinnen initalliert au6 sic Oelegas
tinnen fir na1ite &orr ention ge-
apdbIt..
8iinerprii flung fillSet am 80. Oe5,
II llbr moreens i'm SadIenbeim
itatt, aue 9eamtinnen lrro &omitec
peroen oarauf ouf,ncrflam gen,adt.
&ranfe Sdlueitern ih,o: Sui.
Steian, Sobanna Mooot, Neg. Neu'
bauer, 8ettp Stamp, Marie Sann.
8ir iuiinihen el,d baloise geiierllng.
@ir tpiinidenaIlcn lieben Mitglie'
oern, sen 8riioern bes Stpeig 33 uno
allen 8robbeamtcn iotpie Solfsgenoi,
len fr0blide 8eibnabten ,l,ro Elm
geieenetes neues Sabr.
Sobanna 8olifSefr.
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8eurs 86bel

lno ipuroc am 1. Se5einber llnter
GROCER 9eteilieuns ser Samlelfer
4anoslellte, slnperipanoten, jrellns
Sen, 8efannten uno Mitglieber oes
3lpeis 33 am geer0bnis nah elmer
Srauerfeier seleitet bon Haitor $.
SoiieI ser ct. Sobm1nestirhe pom
9lIbert 6. 3icbm 2eihenbeitattungss
beim aus aui ben 2afepie.u Jriebbof
sur lebten Hltbe getragen.
Der Sabinseihieoene .puroe i'm
Sabr 1880 in SomleIb. Siebenbiirs
gen, seboren llno er5osen uno i'm
Sabre 1914 fam er 1rab Sen Ser
einisten Staaten lmo lieB iidl in
Glepelano nieoer, iuo er al,f) INNER
searbeitet bot. Gr 1par Elm Mitslieo
oes Gillette e. e. 6. II. Serein
31peig 33 uno oes Sanlleider Ser,
ems ltllO mar beltcbt pei auen ole I'M
fannten.
Sm Sabre 1925 reihte er Jrou
Sopbie Seiipert gebiirtis aus 8leill-
id)elfen, Siebenbiirgen, sic Sano gum
gbebuno ,uno Sic Gbe mar cine iebr
gliidlibe.
Gs trauern I'M Sen Serltorbenen
ifinS tieftrauernoe Satin Sopbia
8obel rmb nGbere 9lnuerlpanote bier
tit Gleoeluno l,no Elm Spbn Mihael
8obcl lno Srau iotuie 5 Gnfelfinoer
aus erIter Che in Samleif, Sieben.
biirgen.
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Oanfiaorno

Stir sic anlablid oes Sinibeioeas
meines geliebten @atten
Daniel @edel
mir entseeeneebradte Spmpatbie,
Nnpertpmoten, ,2anosle,,ten Jre,rnben.
uno gsotbarn, Mitglieoern oes3peis
9 lr,o slrbeiter ritiitungsperein
iiir sic aobIreibe 8eteiligune am
8esr6bniS luO fir sic berrlihen
9lllmenlpenoen, Dem Seibenbeltatter
Sobn 0telser fir sic feline 8eoie-
mlmg. 8aitor q. Il. 8esler fir Ole
troitreihe9 9eidenpreoigt; inbeionoere
oonte ih oen Srdgern uro oenienisen
oie autonlobiIe sur gcrfiisuns &C.
itellt baber, iotpie bem Central Ser
bano fir Sic prompte Ius5abl,,ng ser
gerliberl,ng ullS bem arbeiterllnter-
itiiblngS SeBrein ,lno alien sic mir
in meinem eroBen 2eio irsenotuie bel
geltanoen boben, sage ih meinen In
nisiten ,lno ber5lidIten Oanf. 8ott
pergelte es allen.
Die tieitrauernbe 8attin
Sara Nedel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
Gintrad)t.Sermania Silp:iterieier.

ytit Hieienihritten Gilt sic unbers
91nglihe Seit bem lesten 8loden-
iblag oes Sabres 1919 entge9en lno
ser 3eiten5eiger riidt our erlteu &C.
frnbe iiber ,,no Seigt oas neue Sabr
on. Ran fliest iid in bie arme, man
ber5t lid, ,lno es folst auB auf auB,
Die Jreltoentr1nen glisern i'm auge,
Ser inueren Seele bemGhtigt iif) cine
unbeiuuBte, segenIeitise 2iebe, oie
man IN 8ereiherl,ng oes 8elpllBt=
iein ,,ibt einmal i'm Stanot lit gu
bel,ten. Sa. es lit eben pabr, Die gliid-
Iihite Stunbe i'm Sabr. Die einen
frob, oaB Ser Shnler5 beS alten Sab
res poriiber lit, oie onberen frob oas
es cir, eDiiflider mar. linb Damn alle
unseelan,t III erDBter @pifnl,ne Die
Sdtueue bes nelten syabres 81 be-
treten.
gu Oieier berrliditen Stl,nOe aller
3eit, pelde mir Silueiter nenneu,
laoet Gintrobt Sernlauia fiir 81.
Se5enrber cin. So llbr abeuos lit
Gmfanpg bel iebr gelndbigten Trels
fen i'm 8eitieite Sadienbeim, 7OO1
Geniion Moe. gei alien Sdngern iiro
Sic ginlabfarten 81 baben; man rufe
,bei5eiten an ieinen Elat 81 reierpie,
rem, llm 10 allh ein ausgetudbltes
Hubliflm 81 erbalten. Speile nn>
Sranf lit auf oas iuiillihenlperteite u
baben.
I'm sic Yerlhonerllng 0es Iiiber
0eiidtes lagert idon, bon ser aront
bis 5ur giihale aues tpartello au'
Sem Gid. W,,iif' - no ia Wtulif
ipelbe redts uno linfs idppingt, tuirf
ertrafein iein = ba Ser Serr Diri
gent BON Ser College allBerbalb BOT
glepelan6 i,nportiert iit.
Nun nod = Ger Miid Sen ma
ipieoer in sic Suseno bineinseItoBe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
3lux GIepelatH, Otio
9amendor Saronia.

glm s. 0eaember il, unierer lesten
GerIamn,lllng ,purocn al.h bie 9e-
amtiunen fir 1850 gelpiiblt.
Sonntug, Sen Is. Sanuar, finoe'
sic SnitaIlierl,ng ser neuen 9eamtin.
men itatt ,,no 5tuar eemeinIbaftlid
nit Gintrabt- Sermania. Gin feineS
slbenoeiieu miro Inn 6 llbr ierpicri
,perben l,no aIle aftipeu ioipie pail.
ben Witslieoer iino ireumolibIt elm:
eelaOen. 8ringt audi ellre beiierer
SGIften nit. @enn lie audi nidtMit
elieo ii,rb, 10 beiBcn mir ooh ole
red)t ber5lih tpiIlfommen,
Sbea Stols, Sefr.
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2tueia 4.

slm 2. Gebrlar oeranItaltet 3,peig
4 Elm &artenpartie. Sit ,,no @elt
,ueroen berflifit eingelooen.
Sic San,arperianlltlrng lit am
s. Sonllar. 3 llbr nadmittaes.
sluf ser &rarfenliIte iinb: emma
Trauid, fsrieoa Sin, &atb. Miller,
&atbarino Martini aus Maceoonia,
Sbio, &atbarina slnoree, HoIiua
@ollano, Sophie 3afel. sfllen min.
ihen mir baloiae 9eiierl,ng.
Gliiabrtb Siibler, Sefr~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
2l,as Gary, Jr,Siat,a
3meis 40.

Die reeelnldbise Geriamn,llns
miro am 12. Sanuar. 1 l1br nad.
mittass i'm Sa6ienbeim abgebalten.
SIM aomitee &aifee unS &ubeu
5u ierpieren iino: &atb. Neusebauer,
aatb. 0apiS, Sulbu Iaub Griffin,
MilbreS 8oloner, Selen Yolpaf,
8ettp So Nelion.
gSir baben orei Sbtueltern alti ser
aranfeulilte: Sara llntf, Gle Grit
Der, Selcn Bergman. 0as aranfen,
fonlitec Gotb. @inanop unb Tcgina
Sartnan lit erluft ole Sdlueitern
oie franf iilto 5u beintf)cn ,uenn tie
au6 nidt aui Der 9runfenliite. Stlu.
Anna Magner lit audi tranf.
slGe @eanrtinnen bonn Sabr 1919
lm0 sic ,leueelpGblten fir oas Sabr
1850, aub oas ipq,ieae aomitee fir
Die nbrlide &iherpriifung, aae 5u.
iommen itno ber5lib eingelooen am
Montag, ben 9. Sanaar, 1 llbr nod
mittags fir elm Wittageiien i'm Sealls
ie bel Sdtueiter anna Selapig. 1901
Sait s(pe. 81 erideinen. Die 8iiher-
priif'ms beein,1t III llbr.
Giel 8liid ,ulo Sesen i'm nellen
Sabr luihlld)t Ser .3tueig 40 aQer,
Golfsgenoilen.
Gnrn Slipt. Sefr.
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8eorg 0Obel

mir entsegensebrahte Splnpatbie,
Sic grobe 8eteilisllng Ger SamleMer
2anosleute, slnpetual,oten, Trellnoe
uno Witglieoer oes 3ipeig 33 rno
Samleiher gereins am 8cerdbnis,
fiir oie ih0nen 8lumenipenoen. Ta'
flor Or. Sans Joiiel iiir sic troit.
reiden @orte, Dem Sei6e,belrrtter
gilbert 6. 3iebm fir Oie CUTE 8eoic=
nltng, oem Erdiioenten 6. Shneioer
fir Sic Nabruiiporte am 8rabe. oenl
Gillette g. g. 6. II. gereia 3apeig 33
fir sic slus5abluns oes Sofaliterbes
geloes uno Dem Central gerbano
fir pronlpte aus5ablung ser Ser.
iiderllng lno alien Die mir in meinen
groBen 2eio beigeitanoen iage i'd
meiuen ber5lihiten 0anf aus. @oti
pergelte es allen.
Die trauernoe 8attin
Supbie WObel.
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3ulammen arbeiten. 8ommt un>
Iabt uns bas Sabr 1850 zines oe1
beiten in lnierern 8ercinsleben mo-
diem. 8ir f6nncn es tlm, >penn allt
mitbeIfen, Sung unb Ilt.
asoib Ser gcriammluns 'ueroer
mir oas neue Sabr einfiibren mil
Glien ,1to Trinfen ,tl,b uns lllltie I'M
terbalten. Wir 1uiini ibcn allen Mit
alieoern oes 3peig 3S 1tluo aller
@robbeamten ioapie 8olfsge,,oHei
elm gelegnetes 1teues Sabr.
S. @otmeilter, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29

bat, uno feline pielen 6reunoe unter
Sem &aien Iiegcn ,partet oenuob
aub auf anrlpfe fiir gtnlabtarten
- (ipeIher GiuIab aui Ser Seiten.
tiir 5u eebralt tden iit) ~. 1895.
g'lm tpiinif)t gintrabt=9 =9ermania
frDblid,e @eibruhten uno @liidli6es
Helliabr. @eiunobeit oas bette, fir
iest uno immerOar.
Tas &omttee.
Mibael 3rouB, Sefr.
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3iueig 38.


IS oiene alle, Mitglieoern sur
aenntnis, oaB uniere erite Geriamm.
lung i'm nellen Sabr geraoe ben 1.
Sonntag, am Neuiabrstaee, Inn 3
llbr na6mittass ltattfinbet llno lit
es ertpiiniht oaB ale Mitglieoer ans
tpeienb iino, 9ieies miro aub 5ugleid
oie Notwithstanding iein l,iro es
miro piel nelles porfommeu gum Der
banoeln gum Wobl uno 8eiten oes
Gereins INN mebr Witglieoer su ers
tuerben. sSSn oieier 8eria1nnlung tper=
oen aud Die 8eanlten eineeiIbrt uno
tie iinb ipie folgt:
0i5e-Yrdi., CHARLES Soeniualoer
Bralioent, Sobann Sartig
Vrot. .=Sefr.., Sacob @otnleiiter
5in.=Sefr., CLARA 8otmeiiter
Sdasm., @eorg Shat
G.B.sSefr., Midael gngber
8ertualter, Jranf Sal5er, Wi9ael
Jarr. Balter GbeiB
Mrhlpar, &ati 9beiB
Tiiruade, albert Maroiher
Nae' Beamten peripraden ibr beites
gu tlln fir 1e, Nereia, auh im fom.
menoen Sdbre, aber Sftpeltern uns
8riioer obnc cure spilfe fonnen oie
J @eamten ni1t alles t,Mn. mir miiiien
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Aus Ghteaee, Ju}nets

9as @eibnabtseiien, frei fir ale
Mitglieoer, finoet itatt am 5. San.,
$50 llbr abenos. 9sabber folgt cine
fltrse Gerianrmlllng. Gam llnterbal.
tlms uno Musteilung bon @eihenten.
Seoes Witslieo brin9t Elm @eibcnf
i'm @ert bon $1.0O. 8itte ii6 rn5u'
meloen. 8it. Ss401O.
Sophie 2urt, Sefr.
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Der Jrauenpereiu Der ct.
sSobannes Stride

miro am i. Son,tar Die monatlide
Seriammlluug baben. 8itte Sd)pe=
itern fommt aue rebt aoblreid), benn
ein gutter Mnfong miro al,d Elm gutes
Giloc briusen.
YrGi. &atberina Gonti6 hpiinidt
allen Mitelieoern Elm frobes llno ges
i,rnoes 9seuiabr.
sllice 8ran,p, Sefr.
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NeMiabrsfeier i'm Sad)ienbeim.

NcMjabrsfeier i'm SahIenbeim.
Snmstaa ben 81. De5ember, u
ubr dAenos,. feiern Die @itslieoer
iamt 6eren Gamilien Neuiabrsfelt
nad altem id6iiiden @ebraud. Gin
Mbenoeiien tpiro bonn aomitee Z ubr
abenbs ierpiert. @urit ur6 &raut.
@ir laoen ale Mitelie6er, 6eren
Jral,en Elm uno bic iungen 8rioer
fonnen tire 3utiinfti9e mitbringen.
Das &omitee lit an Der slrbeit alien
Mnipeienoen Elm pnar frobli6e uno
bergniigte Stunoen in briioerliher
2iebe gu bereiten. glQes mas mon
mitbringen mllB lit elm frobes 9er5
un6 guten Sumor.
Gin gliidli9es urp6 iegensreides
Neuiabr tpiini9t eud oas @omitee.
y. S. 8inoer, Sefr.
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Qrduerndbrtht

SSn Glepelano itarb am %. Sob.
1949 noh fur5er aronfbeit Serr
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Oanfidouno

Sir Die onI1BlIh bcs oiniheioens
meines geliebten 8atte,,
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Siir Sic anlaBlid oes Sini1eioe,r
meines geliebten @atten
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-02
BAR COMMUNISTS

Continued From Page Onel
hope to stay in the CIO group.
The UE announcement that il
would no longer chip IN its Go
dues set off the final action in
the Resolutions Committee.
The organizing drives in the
Leftist Union ranks will be hand
ed over to a new Go group,
which reportedly has the backing
OF the CLOS Secretary Treasurer
James Carey. Carey was first
President of the Electrical Work
ers until he was ousted by its
Left Wing leadership. The CIO
President, Philip Murray, is
hopeful that dissent among UE
locals will make it easy for the
CIO to snatch most Of the rank
and file.
In that connection, Right
Wing leader says one big group
Of $4,000 UE members in Dayton,
Ohio, is all ready to split from
the Wing and join the new
Conservative group. Members 81
the Dayton locals will vote on the
issue on Friday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-02
TODAYS
BIRTHDAY

HARLOW sHApLEY. born
Nov. Z. 1885. in Nashville, Mo-.
son Of teacher. He Is one II the
United States most widely
known astronomers and has di-
lrected the Harvard Observatory
since 1921. Last March he served
as Chairman Of the Cultural and
Scientific Conference for World
Peace in New York. which U. S.
Secretary Of State Dean Acheson
called "a sounding board for
Communist propaganda Shap-
ley entered the University or
Missouri at 20 after d years work
on newspaper. He received his
Phi. d. from Princeton University
and then went to the Mount Viii
son Observatory in California,
where he remained until he went
to the Harvard Observatory.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-02

TF you want to know what's "the
Il newest thing" in automobile
engines, look at the Buick engine
pictured here, and you'll see the
words "valve-in-head."
But it happens that this isn't new
with Buick. AS a matter of fact,
the valve-in-head engine was in-
vented back in 1002-U. S. Patent
No. 771095-and Immediately,
Buick adopted the principle, which
became the first in long string of
Buick firsts."
Not everyone went for the idea
then. In spite of the fact that this
engine "breathes" more freely
gets fuel in and exhaust gases out
more easily - others hung onto
their pet ideas.
Then came the airplane, with its
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Negro Old Folks
Home Will Open
On December |

The home for Colored Old
SoIks in Poorhouse lane win be
ready for occupancy about De-
cembcr /. Frank Bentley, chair
man Of the Monroe County Com
mission. announced today.
Meanwhile under the direc-
ton OF County Commissioners
and the negro organization
OF the city, the work Of re-
pairing the old home for White
Folks, which is now the Colored
Home. and rcfurnishing the build
ing Is going forward.
II was said today that only one
eandidale among The negroes. Of
The city has come FORWARD 10. ems
ter the colored Old Folks Home,
II wahkexbected that there would
be other applications later.
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that made Buick Famous


need for maximum power from
every drop of fuel-and every
maker of internal combustion air
plane engines adopted the valve.
in-head principle.
And more recently-with the hope
that higher-octane fuels will be-
come available-a lot of automo-
tive engine designers are taking
new look at the valve-in-head idea.
but just for the record, we'd like
TO point out that Buick got there
first.
And ever since, Buick has gone
steadily ahead, building up name
as Observation-Disclosures. Buick
engineers reshaped piStonS to put
Fireball wallop in these engines.
They stepped up compression
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OBryant Back
From Vacation,
Feels Improved

Horace O'Bryant, superintend-
emit 81 public instruction for the
county, returned to his desk II
County Courthouse today after .
vacation trip he took % Ashe-
vile, N. G.. and 70 New Orleans,
La
4 feel much better said
o'Bryant The bond election
held recently proved a stiff job,
so that ! really needed the rest.
Ii New Orleans. MI. and Mrs.
O'Bryant called upon Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 7. Fripp, former Key
Westers. Fripp formerly was
manager 81 the Kress store here,
but Is now running his own vari-
ETY. store In New Orleans.
The Fripps sent their regards
to everyone who knew them in
Key West, said O'Bryant.
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CROCODILE BROUGHT

fContinued From Page Onel
had been collected for the Silver
Springs institute.
Their largest catch was a giant
crocodile from the Cienga de
Zapate, a great swamp in the Re-
public of Cuba. The live croco-
die, hundreds Of snakes, Iguanas.
lizards, frogs, etc. we're trans
ported over the Key West to Ha-
Vana ferry.
a few Of their lizard catch
Is said TO BIO unknown as TO
species and Director Neill is Of
the opinion that the expedition
viii be adding to the knowledge
Of Naturalists the world over.
In the snake group, were seven
and eight feet Boa Constructors.
The expedition group thanked
The Citizen staff for relaying I'M
formation OF their excursion to
the Associated Press.
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| Walt Puriy
Fights At
Arena FRIDAY


Walt Purdy, q young light
heavyweight made smash
ing hit last Friday night at the
Sports Arena when he stopped
the more experienced Eddie Bur-
wanski Of Pittsburgh.
Purdy showed good boxing
style, GOODNESS under fire. and j
devastating right hand. The
young sIugger IS g tall. and scales
around l78. He seems to have q
bright future ahead.
Red Cameron, who Is train
ing daily in Miami wired Pro
moter Dick Lee that he is rapid
ly rounding into good condition,
and will be ready to go all out in
his I0-rounds main event with
Jimmy Burke of Brooklyn.
Allied Ridgeway. trainer 81
Gus Lesnevich. former worlds
light heavyweight champion, re-
ports that his boy Burke will pro-
vide the folks of Key West an
upset over the former University
Of Miami star.
Jerry Rich, classy welter, has
two strightt wins at the local
arena, and will be seen in action
Friday night.
Charley Reed of Philadelphia
who scored a smashing hit when
he knocked out Key Vests John,
ny Key will also be on the card