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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-25
THESE WOHEN
Get Your Nan
With Essence
Of SirIOiu
BY CYNTHIA LOWRY
AP Newsfeatures Writer


The best way to interest q
man is to weur q scent thot re-
minds him of q pleasant ex-
perience q long time ago
says French perfume manu-
focturer vladimir Golenko, in
the US. to drum up business.
This theory MIGHT work out
IN strange wuYs-for instance,
like this:
MEMORY OF THINGS PAST
IA Play In One Actl
Scenes l and III take place in
the parlor of the Rumpelhaus
House.
Scene II is moderniStic bath
room, one corner of which has
been remodeled. into chemical
laboratory
Scene
1As the curtain rises CIothiIde
Rumpelhaus, girl, and Van
Couenhoven Schuyler, boy, are
i sitting at opposite lends of the
sofa. Van looks bored as he fin
gers copy of The 10 Basic
Stitches in Crocheting" Clothilde
gazeS at him dreamily).
Van: {stifling a, yawn) Well,
Shocks, its almost nine o'clock
and | better beat it along. Tomor-
rows working day"
Clothilde: Please don't go vet.
Van. It's SO wonderful here. just
you and | together i: alonel
wan puts down the magazine
and starts regarding the tips of
his shoes as though he'd never
seen brogues before. Clothilde
signs and then a willy expression
crosses her faceD
Clothilde: Van, dear, tell me
pleasant experience a long time
ago
Van: (smiIing) That's funny.
All the girls l spark these DAYS
ask me that same question. Well,
there was that time at the roof
erS' convention in Chicago when
Ma took me through the stock
yards 49,.
Clothilde: drumming to door.
left I'll be right back. I'm baking
a pineapple upslde-down cake.
Curtain
Scene II
CThls Is mostly pantomlme.
Clothilde is working feverishly
IN her chemical laboratory. pour
ing liquids from one test tube in
to another, boiling something
over BunSen Burner. She NUT
tiers such words as alcohol" OK
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-25
Curtain
Scene II
Notice Of Sealed Tenders

10 the Holders of MONROE COUNTY. FLORIDA Special
lax ocnool District NO Refundng Bonds. Series a"
IA q BIB Issued January 1897. and Maturing
January l, 1867:
SollOE ID HEREBY GIVEN pursuant Ia the bo, ons
Section OF the issuing ,rleg
signed Inc Board of Public Instruction for the Cant, Of Mun
u F'ooa' having IN ITS Interest Sink ng Fund
0 u monroe County Florida Special Tax School Dsirs
" ReluIolhg Bonds, Series "A" IA" b" Orb issued
1885, and maturing January 1867 Tfs SAID Boare
receive sealed tenders for Bonds on NaFcn IS
" 0odio reserves the right accept or rect any ar m tenders
IN accordance with the Issuing Resolution
Dated at Key West Florida this Day of February 1919 AID
Attest:
Chairman. The Board ui Publg
instruction for the COUNTY uf
HORACE OBRYANT. Law u r'o''o"
Superintendent of Public Instruction
and eX-oftlcio Secretary Of the .sr,t,
Board of Public Instruction for the
county OF Monroe State 0 Florida
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-25

tail" prime Ribs and "au -
Then she places some ~ -
liquid behind Zach ear q
SprinkleS her handkerchief a
the eurtaine drops. she shudlfss
makes faceand SAYS "Ph0ozf
81 Scene III
(Clothilde and Van are h.
on the soft. His nose is tWitcis
like rabbits. Finally he pub n
handkerchief over his nosel
Van: There's an awful slstla
this room II reminds me =
pleasantly of a slaughter h0a&
Clothllde: | thought YOU "a J
was pleasant.
Van: Oh | thought YOU wanaes
an Unpleasant experience. -
such things aside. Cl0thilde !
must tell you that came here =
night TO tell YOU all IS over y
tween us. | met a girl the Oh
day. Funny. first thing she askaS
me was TO tell her Q pleasant e.
perlence long ago told -
about hunting moose in the 3
Horn Mountains, and suddsa
the whole room seemed tl.as
with the smell of pine. hemlFs
and wet wool an. wondeff@
Anyway. we wed on the mofFss
and fly to the north Moods
stay forever L shall be q efsf
Clothllde, Put your grandiak
er'S Civil War sword back ose
the mantelpleCe,
Clothllde: Goodby. Nan !
must go now To seek out e.
Vladimir Golenwo and dcues'
strate TO him what I think aoeA
his theory OF scents and hos :
interest a man.
(Slow Curtain)
The End.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-25

Veteran wishes position in Key
West, with intention to settle
. here White. 90 years, single,
''ehonest. conscientious, sober.
Qualifications; Motion picture
J. protector operator. experience
in movie. theatre management,
studied radio engineering, cleo
4 tricalNs. and mechanically in
clined. worked with surveyor
severaT sffDhtfiss: Willing to
learn new work. Write Ber-
- Dard4 L. Sargent lilo Olivia
= sEree]g IT, - feb25z3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-25

Buttons became a feaiurs
naval coat sleeves when Admna
Nelson ordered them PLACED :
uniforms 10 stop the men fnn
wlping their noses with o.
sleeves.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-25

Since 1900 total life incufs.s
owned in the United States =
increased 20 times while 4
population has not yet d0uh.m
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-25
PERSONAL
FOR SALE-HABDWARE
FOR SALE-HoTELS

Small hotel in downtown Key
West, Fla, contains 8 large
rooms with 5 baths and two
apartments. All in perfect
condition. Large lot and good
money maker. Must dispose
on account of health. Box 532,
Key West, Fla. 4ool-t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-25
Neirs Notes
wisp

Eggs left for fshr days b
warm store or Kitchen lose 4
much FRESHNESS" Pas eggs -
for several weeks IN the reffiee
ator in a covered container.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-25

Residents of New York -
own more life insurance -
those of any other state. Penua
vanlanS are second.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-25

Ninety thousand twin babs
were born in the y United Siala
IN l947, constituting an all-sim
record for this country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-25
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
RADIOS

Radio repairs while U-wait. Low
standard prices by catalog. IA
years radio experience in
manufacturing plants. 1l16
Whitehead Street. Telephone
7e9-M fepl5-30tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-25
: SERvIcES--INCoME TAX

Roy got his refund today! Let
me compute your tax NOW
and your refund will arrive that
e. much sooner. COME BEFORE
THE LAST MINUTE RUSH.
D. Perez, 1913 Simonton Cup
stairs), Phone 602-R.
feb2l-6t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-25
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
PIANO

Pianos tuned and repaired. Guar
anteed. Call 892-W, Charles
Dowski, 500 Elizabeth Street.
feb23-30t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-25
HELP GWANTED-FEMALE

Women: Earn money. Pleasant,
,friendly.. part-tYne selling work
s5for , National Cosmetic Com
pany. Write street address to
Avon Products, Inc. Go Glib
son Hotel, Key West.
feb25-l1
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WANTED-To BUY

Practical nurse. baby sitter or
companion housekeeper, De-
slres position. Apply 6l2 ST.
monitor ST, Phone 9245.
feb24-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-25
WANTED-TO RENT
SERVLCE-NURSERY

Child care, day, week or hour.
Your home or mine. Mrs. Dale.
$50 Rose Lane Dane opposite
Post Office.
febl9-24-25-26-4tx
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Office

Business office in TIE
Citizen Building. corner of
Greene and Ann Streets.
Door to the right Oh enter
ing building.
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fore IL o'clock in the morn
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
z Ceskoslcvenskeho konsulatu
v Chicagu zbyly trosky.

Generalni konsulat komunis-
tickeho Ceskoslovenska, ktery
Sc jen tax tTepotal ma els. 1873
Randolph ul. v Chicago, dostal
dalsf ranu. Posledn1 troskyIto-
hoto kdysi p6kneho a vyznam-
neho 1Tadu Sc rozsypaly, kdyz
nynejsi generalnf konsul DIR.
Ladislav Hynko a jeho sekre-
tarka 81. Miroslava Svecova O.
znamili, re vystupuji re sluzeb
ministerstva zahranicnich v6c1.
Take druha sekretarka gene
ralnfho konsulatu 81. Elaine
Bezdekova, americka statnf OBJ
canka, vystoupila dnem 5. pro-
since re sluzeb csl. konsulatu
Nv Chicago.
Odstupujic1 gen. konsul DR..
Ladislav Hynko pTisel ma sve
mfsto potion, kdyz Sc posice "a
kymacely uz dvakrat. Poprve
to bylo, kdyz odstoupil general
nj konsul DIR. Krno, pc druhe,
kdyz odesel vicekonsul Leopold
Riedl jeste Sc dvema jinymi Il
rednfky konsulatu, pany J. Ne
meckem a Mir. Mejzrem. To
To bylo 8. cervna letosnfho ro-
ku. Teprve cd 1. T1jna byl ge-
neralnf konsu1at obsazen zno-
va a to pTisel pan DIR. Ladislav
Hynko, ktery pred tim pusobil
ma gen. konsulate ceskosloven-
skem v New Yorku. Ale ten,
KIDD podrobneji Una smutnou 81
tuaci, v jake Sc pc puci naleza
Ceskoslovensko, nemohl VERT,
re by slusnf Tide natrvalo do
vedli slouzit spatnemu rezimu.
VeriIo Sc, re Pride chv1le, kdy
rezim diktatury Dude volat j
ten maly zbytek dredn1kd do
Prahy k poTadku a vedelo Sc
take, re v tie chv1li sve uTady
slozf ii, kteT1 al dosud vahali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
Akce O zmirneni
nezamestnanosti.

Washington, D. G.. - Presi-
IDENTIFY poradce John Steelman
oznamil, re dsil1 americke Via
dy zmirnit nezamestnanost v
nekterych pr1myslovych obo-
rech tim, re vlada zada temto
odvetv1m zakazky, bylo temer
vsude 1spesne.
Akce k zm1rnen1 nezamest-
nanosti v techto odvetv1ch by
la zahajena v lete ma presiden-
tuGv primy rozkaz. We zprave
doktora Steelmana Sc uvad1, re
v postizenych krajfch poklesla
~nezamestnanost pc zadanf vlad-
Mich zakazek ocividne. = Jen
v nekterych krajfch, kde situa-
ce dosud nenl uspokojuj1ci, me-
10 by sc Poole vydane zpravy
v teto akci pokracovat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16

kohouta nepohladil, ably nebyl
vyzrazen. Proto jediny mel
ciste ruce a to jej take usved-
clio z kradeze."
Ale Tide v sousedstvf, kdyz
Sc dozvedeli, kterak doktor Fl
ladelfia chytre vypatral zlode-
je, piece jen Sc ma celou vec j.
max d1vali.
"Vsak prece jen to nemel re
sve hlavy", pov1dali 81. A tax
ucenec a domnely carodej III
stall carodejem, a dun dostal
nazev mlsto ~ zlateho", "U
cerneho kohouta.'
Mattel domu Size dial Silt O.
praviti a kohouta ma mem Ease
vyzlatit, ale marne. Novy ma
zev sc piece jen udrzel snad
re Tide v sousedstv1 nemohl
zapomenouti ma ucence, kterJ
tax chytrym zpGsobem vypa-
trail dlouhoprsteho sibala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
ZahOnek HumOru.

Do lekarny pTisel venkovan.
"Prosil bych n6co proti boleni
hlavy," zadal zkrousene, "ho-
dine silneho a lacineho."
Sradost1," odpovedel mia
dy farmacent, "sednete ST." A
vzav velkou lahev salmiaku,
dial il k nosu venkovanovu.
"Hodn6 slime 81 nekolikrat CT
chnete", radil dobrodinec.
Strycek cichl, jak mohl, CT
chi jeste jednou, az zavravo-
raj a zvratil sc Sc idle.
Kdyz Sc vzpamatoval, tazal
Sc dobrodinec, zda-li jeste boil
hlava a je-li to dobre proti bo-
len1 hlavy.
ooh, hlava neboli, je to do
bra vec, ale vedf, ia to chtel
pro bratra."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
Rok neblahe pamsti.

"Pamatujes starry, jaka byla
prave pred dvaceti Lefty METRO
da?"
"Abych nepamatoval! Ten
KRAFT jsme sc wall = to byl ne
stastny rok. -"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16
.Jedna trampska.

Pov1da tramp k panicce:
Madam, neracte mne nazy-
vat tulakem. Odplram toliko
upracovat sc k smrti, abych sc
uzivil."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-12-16

"Dzim1ku, proc Sc delaj1
"prsky' ma nevestu, nikdy vsak
ma zenicha?"
"Protoze jakmile pc snatku
pocne ona kralovati, cekaj1 ma
chudaka manz1lka caste "bour-
ky. :
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-03
LEADERS fight TO END
SEGREGATION
by Clifford w. Wheeler

new day has daWned in Chicago when people have
at last united in fight end Segregation i'll all forms in
Chicago 1t is enighening when lawyers Of the Negro
legal strategy and racial understanding The Negro has
been hard suitable residence and because
Of their unable gain useful employment The Jew
sh people have been hard pressed because they Jewish
Petty jeaousness the part Of so-caed white liberals
against the ambition Of the Jew We all citizens and
guaranteed civil rights under the Federal Constitution
and the Constitution Of the State Of Illinois,
A few weeks ago learned Of rioting in the vicinity
Of 56h Street and Peoria Avenue "A Jewish labor leader
purchased home in this decided entertain few
Of his rends He invited eight Hawaans and several Ne
groes They all arrived in orderly fashion greet the
visiting labor leaders, The Negroes had homes and
thinking Of moving in thtis district which prodom
natey ruled by the class Of citizens who bare nothing but
hatred, unless, of you "whte'. "Hitlersm'
regns in this district of terror
The Police Department lax Fifty persons crowd
ed around the house shouting down with IN and
kites The evening one-thousand people appeared
and each night Citizens beaten and alleged
that these citizens who walking the public
streets were taken to jail and the hoodums LETT to testify
against the citizens.
1t is high time that Police Officials endeavor to break
this condition up The Sheriff and the Coroner depu
tize men to handle situations like this We know that no
decent citizen wants riot in Chicago We have one
bloody riot and several riots Who hurt? The
fax PAYERS Chicago the whole all citizens oppose this
Continued Page o
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-03
Dutch Leonard
Sponsors Girl

Dutch Leonard of Sportsmen
Lounge to sponsor their entry in
Contest:
New York's former The Dut-
Gilman" who is none other than
Dutch Leonard, who now owns
the Sportsmen Lounge, 58th St.
most exclusive mite and day spot,
will name their entry in next
weeks edition Of this publication.
Dutch says he will pick one of
his many daily customers and on
the other hand he thinks it will
be a good idea to let his famous
bar maid run, but at present he
can't make up his mind and is
asking US to announce his sur
prise pick next week.
He says whoever he picks he
and his many friends out that
way will support her unanimously
He stated that the reason he
liked the name Sportsmen for his
lounge is because that seems to
be all that patronizes his place.
But, off hand I could call it the
Famous Door, or, Celebrities Row.
If you haven't met the Dutchman
drop in and do so.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-03
HOUSING

This housing situation has gotten be puzzle here nowadays
how much longer will take before people be
here the south side
through housing problem Are really going to sleep
doors take homes from
get? You sleep today,
you will suffer- tomorrow for it. SO why wait?
fight now but please be deceived will
place that please get yourself leader and all OF
get stick with him then wi make progress,
but not then Somebody attempting try to msead their
race the problem they preaching something that
practicng We black Of people, taught
love and hate other have always taught hate in
isn't # people this earth
of black Somebody trying teac
their nts to live with them eat witt
them socaize with.
That is we inter sted in all that asking IL
our freedom as W. interested in seng eating
ourselves We not bothng with other
should ABOUT race Ahefe isn't
people this earth thai beast Of their proudnss Of
the black
These people learn love and need these same black
it went be long, Our President Harry
o he the value OF the black
Of the hat few people dc not
to eve him at the present but they will soon
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-03
Mr.. end Mrs.
VIM. Richards
Mentioning Here

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Richards of
1923 No. 9th street, Kansas City,
Kansas, arrived in Chicago last
Sunday for a two-week vacation.
They are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lit Grady of 120 E. 44th
street. Mrs. Richards is a school
marin and is very prominent
among social and civic leaders Of
that city. We welcome Mr.. and
Mrs. Richards to our city, wish
ing them much luck and success
in the future.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-03
More Than
100000 Persons
Pay Last Respect
To Bill Robinson

More than 100000 persons lin
ed New York's famous Broadway
to pay their last respects to one
OF the greatest showmen the en-
tertalnment world has ever
known, Bill "Bojang1es" Robin
son made his final appearance be-
fore the greatest crowd any per
son has eyer had.
Among the various stars and
dignitarieS that paid tribute to
Robinson were Mayor ODwyer.
Jackie Robinson, Milton Ber1e,
Jimmie Durante and Danny Kaye.
A spray Of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS contained a card from Shir-
ley Temple which read TO Uncle
Billy from the Little Colonel" and
was signed by her. A cortege Of
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-03
Exhibition a." To
Be Reel Contest
Not For Fun

Interest in the scheduled 10
round bout between Retired
Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis
and Pat Valentino of San Fran
cisco in the Chicago Stadium next
Wednesday night dec. y picked
up with the arrival Of Louis for
local drills Tuesday and the an
nouncement of the State Athletic
Commission that the bout will be
contest" despite the mode
cision' clause.
The commission ruled Monday
that the bout will be at regula-
ton three minute rounds without
headguards and that 10 ounce
gloves, only two more than pres
ent Illinois regulations, be used.
"Other than rendering a decis-
ion We expect the bout Ito be
contest, Chairman Joe Triner
ruled while Commissioner Ralph
Metcalfe and Lou Radzienda nod
ded assent, land it could't be with
pillows"
Indeed, should Valentino kayo
Louis, or, for that matter, emerge
victorious via a newspaper decis-
ion, he could Immediately claim
the crown and receive backing in
some quarters. A Charles Va1en-
tho renatch would be required
then to clarity the situation.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-03
friendship House
Continues It's
Lecture Series

Mary Galloway, LIB, Assls-
tant Director, Chicago Friendship
House. Continuing lecture series
on Race Problems and the Chris
tan Conscience" Topic Of dis
cussion when the Riot Starts
It's Too Late" 7 to I so pm.
Francis ]. Brown, Chairman
Department Of Economics, College
of Commerce, DePaul University +;
Editor, Outline Encyclical SerleS'
will speak about "Msgr. John A.
Ryan" in a continuation OF lee
ture series on american Catho-
lies And Social Thought" Z to
$50 pm.
Radio Station WE'LL (93.l meg
End broadcasts Shell School lee
lures every Tuesday and FRIDAY
8;45 to 9 100 pm.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-03

While he was seated in the chair
awaiting the final current that
would snuff out his life, a priest
gave him the last rites.
There was chilled atmosphere
surrounding the death chamber
and the examining physicians
seemed slightly nervous. After
two jolts of electricity, Morelli
was pronounced dead.
We cannot help but wonder
what this man felt as he walked
the last few steps to his doom.
Our sympathy was not with Mo
relli, but reached out to his wife
and family who, for the rest Of
their lives, must bear the burden
Of their sons guilt. When a
crime is committed against society
it is usually the relatives Of the
criminal, who have to suffer hui
initiation, and disgrace, until the
criminal act has been lived down,
Or forgotten by the public.
We can truthfully say that
James Morelli died like a man
There was no weeping, or other
acts of cowardice committed on
| his part.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-03
Johnny TAYOR

The Chicago World it's staff for moment to ex
smpah at the passing Taylor Of 35 Michigan
Johnny Boy OF 3ls street he ded iasC Monday
buried Saturday Nov 10Th at III a. M from inc
Metropolitan funeral parlor at 45th and s. Parkway.
Clarence Cobb ocated At the rites assisted by Rev. ke
packed md Rev. Cobb spoke Of the
1t wonderful to nave friends IN
bows and girls Of 3s street ed that Saturday from the wa
they turned out.
Not only did thew turn their last respects to Johnny
Bow as hey all followed the personally counted
ever cars in the Burr Oak 1t real
wonderful of Won bows and Of 3st street for the
paid your respects Johnny only wish that could call of
impossible, therefore, may 10
OFF 31ST. STREET. -A-A-2
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-03
Who Will Be
Miss Chicago
World?

Who will win the coveted 1856
Miss Chicago World popuuariay
contest during the first annual
Chicago World New Year Charity
ball at the Rose Bowl on Jan. !?
That's the $64 question which
can De answered by any one Of
many ambitious Chicagoland wo-
men.
There are no age barriers.
Here's how:
/. Buy a copy Of the CHICA-
GO WORLD newspaper, find the
Popularity coupon; print your
name, address and telephone
number; then mail to the CHI
CAGO WORLD Popularity Con-
test Editor, 11S East 35th street,
Chicago II, Iii.
2. Each coupon represents 10
votes, and the largest number OF
votes determines who will be en-
titled to the many queenly prizes
and crowned the Miss Chicago
World of 1881
3. A credit of $40 votes will be
given for each years subscrip-
ton.
4. A photo Of all contestants
must be sent to the CHICAGO
WORLD Popularity Contest Edi-
tor, as this picture will appear
in the following edition.
All votes must be in by Dec.
81, for counting by the Judges.
The decision Of the judges will be
final.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-03

more than fifty limousines and
private cars left after the services
and started downtown, where
huge throngs waited to bid Bill
farewell. Although it was stated
in several articles that Bojangles
died broke, a Chicago cofumni5t
said in an item that he had annui-
ties and was financially solid at
his demise.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-03
Madden Pork
Celebrates 4th
Achievement
Night


Madden Park celebrated it's
18th annual achievement Night"
Wednesday evening, Nov. 30th, at
the Fieldhouse, $500 Rhodes Ave.
The purpose Of the affair was
to give public recognition to the
boys and girls of the community
who have distinguished themselves
in various recreational activities
in the Park during the past year.
Thirty-six have qualified for the
coveted Madden Park Athletic
Award, and sixty-five were
awarded medals and certificates.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-12-03
Group TO Discuss
Juvenile
Delinquency

The Morning Pilgrim Brother
hood Union will discuss juvenile
delinquency this Sunday at $50
O'Clock. The meeting will be held
at the Brotherhood's regular as
sembly Hall at 1888 South State
Street.
The sponsor, Mrs. B. 3. Allen,
and the president, the Rev. Mr..
q. Williams recognize the fact
hat juvenile delinquency is one
OF Chicago's major social prob
lens and something must be done
about lit All who are interested
are invited to attend this meeting.
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