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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-13
Challenge To Educational System

The fact revealed by IT, S. Census labor force survey,
that 05OO0 boys and girls of 16 and II years of ageone
in every OF this groupare at work and not enrolled
type of public private day evening school,
stutes of the greatest challenges to the American ed
catOnal system.
When the full effect of the increased birth rate of the
years reaches the high schools this problem will be-
come more urgent For large numbers of boys and
girls will be potential high school Students making the
choice between high school graduation and leaving school
for employment The Census estimates that in 1945 there
10649000 children 10 to II years inclusive in the
population Roughly this is the group who in the current
year OF l918l9 of high school BY 1925 there will
be 13846000 children 10 to ii yearsan addition of 3,200
600 to the potential high school for the early 196Os
The extent to which secondary schools during this next
decade expand their facilities and adapt their programs
the widely varying needs of the everncreasng numbers
of boys and girls who should compete high school educa
on will determine, to large extent the educational level
of our citizenship
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-13
Hats Off To "A Fighting LadY!

We may hate to admit it, but American woman
this week demonstrated the truth of Kpngs old theory
that the female of the species is deadly than the
male"
Admiral Howard f. Kingman and his wife stroll
ing down Los Angeles street when they held up by
three men, one with gun.
why YOU impudent pup" exclaimed Mrs. Kingman
and slapped him in the face He hit her with the gun but
turned tail and ran away.
The old American fighting spirit still lives Most men
would have reached for the stars and permitted the hold
ups to their vauables
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-13
WISDOM

Freedom the press the staff of life for any democracy
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-13
WE, TOO
By RUTH TAYLOR

habit with the majority speaking minority
careful they be- that like wife,
be above that every
be watched the individual consider the his
actions upon group which he That plain
sense-Ive preached myself.
But sometimes wonder if the majority in this country
realizes welthat
the race nationality.
all good advertisements
and the democratic of life.
preach Europeans of the folly national
the dividing lines between
anything only humorous in the of the Boston gent
could understand why there should be Sa
Francisco when three thousand miles from THE
talk the AsaticS o. of
Democracy they should
of
Every discrimination every outbreak
which
black mark against democracy in the eyes
looking world
know what We discount half
of
democracy?"
are judged abroad-just Judge minories-
by individuals.
the things in which believe
be judged, must be act.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-13
-CAVIL-CADE'
By LES FINNEGAN

speech labor labor voiced unanimous and and the m
stock market actually gained full points But for Sen Robert
ae On least one score Taft has good record Hes supposed
worms doesn't his bass from hole in the
ground.
poor enough
Sned a nGsed Socialism TSose chief
Man Man ~ I'm on ee % m net pot WIN t & hge th @ f % I
@ g and bonds md g their ed Es sss RGy his Pgbs. Snd
point in history and still rising That must have been the socialist
Joint Congressional Economic Committee Here had Taftian soc
@gs assistant treasurer Pacific Billings
Pen "a % ss0% Corn Next cas Rsss S
that studebaer makes SIS each auto sells to distributor
soa o @ he M @ sds sssR ear made 1918 he
years. S Ad hs Sa @ & x IN the thing socialism has e it's
mystical daecc while Taftan socialism has its mystical usiOn
VAR sSS rs s ,5 59z
Of % $OO 49, G for the year as GPpa @ r mGn a net that @ pra %
Mickey Mouse capitalist zap % Tsmn
% ee Ts % "a %y SASAns % atS apa tnSs y1a" that
mated Taft &c @ % submitted n report that R
% @ Mose 4s s 80 won 6s be- seem e reP @ e %S @
first time political history that three lame ducks laid single
Henry Wallace get many votes
Thurmond. GideOns Amy went parcsing thru Georgia
The program of Chicago radio station will always
has his entire The %
calls from indignant citizens wanting to know Where the hell does
the announcer had following responsible
@ %fs or %ses the
director hunted copy finally copy
just the @ had read read it. But still the phone calls came anne pour
heard Of Now developing large headache the director des
S a typed % s%g o afe h sr @ o h e turned
the station into nearmadhou The went the air to
It'll before the director fogets that Sunday after
few days before Christmas Electric Co, Ceve-
G bsa b ame hs
Claus until he shows you his union button
On New & Years Day King & % of England conferred IRE Knight
Mine Workers Union The union leader Sir Will Iawher Con
errng knghhood one CIV way making the address
their presidents as Dear SIR and Brother
has ben Phadsp The Saana sugar Beet Gro%
Assn passed resolution calling fish and wardens all
The soft coal industry has similar idea in mind
the miners usually out strike That's dangerous idea
n0 b T mr an discover Sa % S Ss instead e Of
plant more important than the grogsing IN Scotland
you imagine the howls the halls of Congress the
Ss was s6F oaS aS is ae 4 U S9 @
legislation That of course exactly what the reaeonary
Truman national health program toward the
opa SCI @ M o3R sf 6e d aass % S s%a
ian heel thyself"
Thomas E Dewey the who elected president of the
a he n coe @ to Washington for Tumsn
always bridesmaid but bride probably don't
1850 for Taft marked down from 194S"
Evening star., 1949-12-16

Fomous Ains1ey White Broodeoth Shirts the gift he'd pick
for himself! Fine 44x76 broodcoth Sonfonzed for not
more than % residual shrnkoge beautifully tailored
with regular fused coors borre cuffs spread collar with
French cuffs Sizes II to 7, sleeve lengths 81 to 35
Washable Royon Gobordine Sport Shirts in wonderful
winter coors blue, toast, maroon, sand light green
forest green walnut Long sleeve convertible color
style, with ample flap pockets! And guaranteed wash
able! SnoI medium and large
-MensF Furnbht
oN
Evening star., 1949-12-16

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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-08-13
CAMBRIDGE

ST. PAUL, 4 M q Cl1DihS-lt
Eer q. a.. Gsugsannp, DID,, Fna1Er.
Still aney basp naEuEns to s8t
ST.. PAM, and, in sSte Cd tine
aeasun eG qaEaaran tine attend
ansa continues above normal %.
is auunataa THAT aks s8inarinr
pulpit nratEry Of lbs Fassiar
supported by tine srGhssias6lr
singing Of the Clnago ass respas-
sisiis Esr tts ns,zrssfbtun. IN Sihrs
nnnnrug dihs s,aair showed 5insd
we sauaGa not dwell tao rurih
on the SIHs.. ahnlgta Bsms SnaEn
6lne piissasa zln5 grow on seward
s,su sr6fan The C1taG ra1Gssuas
ar5SiDsr OF IT'S usual 9iSaasszsf
anthems, heafslas assagssrEf I'D many
ssiin5eslI, aEsIssisE.E songs EerH-
.lariiE ssaguaa SO iife Communion
anrwtug. At nGz.tt Eer. Flmem H
wrrteu drew several pertinent
LESSONS antm aits aeuanrf ~ ulse
5arsptsislnrE Of Jesus and was
Eaarnlg wi1unaaasa
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-08-13
Learn tn Swim
At Scout Camp

In rs gaars mGrz tstsln ntnaDH
nn1ssnf hnte IEsnnnsn tn Swim Al
isfH Idlnn Fin1ra Camp aE asie Eins.
tim CunrrnI., Eisg SianItss If azr1ras-
ina, nnnlnia1R LIB Gmes amt
aDgng IN the Metropolitan araf,,
asE Z. Cary E,nnIn EzanIriTE
sad Ltar might
Since aIEanira ct 1ins Gang at
Laitsqtslis, Mas, TINS gear, hs Iaigs
6rmn 40 To so SCOUTS ha1s gIasaa5
&tnn nnD-GwirniICs,S Ep EanED-
darY GLASS swimmers sECdn V'aaik,
or a 5lrag IT aranrgF ZslD tGg4. The
camp lis Gaian,zu4Inf as SILVER
plihlias anniversary Ems gzau
In Rs5sltbcm I'D nasnning trGgs
nov 4p swim, advance instruction.
aaF Eisan given 10 al either &nuIf.E
aElalaisIE the G;arla, sas's'IG E.IG
ss.5i.utnrag tEgg salsn wsaE win
tcnms 6nr Esaalliazca IN swim
ming, lsss-sa1iiaE amt aaiitnal
rz.slrsld5I-,, az Wslu III 1tsltisls'HEsig
ppsarslnrinF trasfsE and developing
Skill Of lspdFnzrzle ant climbing
back MID ahs ssHtE. 'E9ary alrst
class z,anlG lis rrssuEirsl 10 swim
aatg yards Gary sifis.
=f.n praise 6nr a 25-gs;Rs rer-
uir5 CT 1lG v'nSsr accidents AT 4 rs
aIlr q preparedness ami siRSSiun
was given 10 the camp sipssrznrE
srDw f,saass Eg Eanes 1Ers1ur %
Dnalitssnar, by Charles DspanE 81
1.-2nn,. ErsHibtaru Of the E,an.n-
Znlmnl. and Gnrmar EHwant
and Yankee E1aaans.I ElitdtiI-1E
star. HaI SanEnE and Al adults
aaannaasa WIN tsns Enngn grp-
grar Ars ksGrly p,lDTa 81 TIM
fine rlansuis DepasE SAID, q rnn-
Er,EaElass thnas M itlHrE liz ags-
EEiaiun, we ahnlL1 Eaaar IN mind
the HlIsrtm % s.itwniSaS and
lpes sawed al a regr14 Of 1ht
thousands 81 scRsT Ninp hEvx siaaD
tnnEA5 hDw 10 trarssts themselves
lr 'afs Estrs
AmunE 1tgsss EsHiBs6inE II @ns
RfsranDr1 work al 1te Esrnp are
William Eipstai1i DandheEsar R.sak
KHiss, EcsGiElFlr,s- ami Zlipq11 z,s9.
BIN Wilmington.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-08-13

GOSSIP LOVERS
vIaen yaU 81 Down with y5Ezr
gossip
Let ne give you Borze TIPS
What did yoG zzF-Thauz Id
ynu kzr5.
when TIE words passed
5h-uugz yug- In-a
Eae= Y-z are apt 70 sssEl5
Then yum are truly sly.
Fer oz@ wE,7as hcaeT II g1sslp
L ara w-.o VII tel q lie
were IN BETTER than she 1eaer
Il WITH tire g.aErsr we 10 sc.
For the I5s1ensr holds tine SfoTzl
Ih5-s the ggaazyer Digs the
FI-
The gsaErer 11gz 4 Es1I& hEi
The lIlEzsr &I1ls Ezcrs-
And dlsaz s1Ey tai tiss znAE.aGr,
Tine zeaz.ahcr VIII add FIR
Ez-g.
Sc, EaIi TIE EG.sr lay
The g1aHlzsrT STARTED z,EE@z.
Eszi Z as15 a-,az right away
Thai Eerszz ID NY Friend.
NOW wslssz YsI1 START Es F1aHisr
Please EsET EwEF from E-z-
Fer Gts naEzF Of F'1Cr EisagsI--
I 5ac, Es1a5 a EsiaE key
BF PEGGY NEHEMIAH
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-08-13
seF sad Is license plase n.sn-

Der sad is iiesnss plate nln-
Der.
4 Secure TIE names and sd-
eFssses u al Of tse oeesganss
Of the other csr
5 Take down tie naze a
each q The pessons elsi1dnz IN
izFies and note sf.e extens q
laigry si&hne1 b. ezehA
8 Describe The damage 10
your cas ard 10 ne eshev ear.
?, Secure the masses. addresses
and teasgao1s a9sbeTx 81 ~
nsay witnesses a possible
offer ilza tacse fiaaz with YOU
8 Se sure 70 rake = record %
tie Iocsslon u the accident not.
ing o. wines SIDE q sss street
you we've sFfuang and Ia wasea
1ssessson Trfse down whether
o. not you ssew Yass kera. Il
~ hsss. Watcher o. nos your
lagsas were ca and tss ssm@ for
me SseeS car.
, Nsgs wSas slas scssse.s
ss2geasc---1xg. 1xse- ks1-, also
Ggre.slca u the weather AID Of
the sgraes or rssS es was6a saa
accident Esrcenec.
70. Stale fsgs.SSaazs vary ca
sae Gsessgea 81 reserstzz sess-
@.saSs to taaa. However. to 70
on ss@ safe SIDE and sssestgg
pocr right 70 ssfas. ii is safest
10 always rsscrg rrgzycgg 20
ic@ scsnsnsiet arp zccaa.sss ia
psap1@E $50 sr Ecrs ia srayersg
damage 81 anssegtzg azazsY u
FssSsaa nc szs5ser acm asfs
III al sf me asrpas asssp-.sa..
sias ss0.l1 be srsresgg fs-
Dnr1et to sns izmrI.f aasnsasg
10 5ne earliest snsa,s ssam,ase
Finally spssY ear gssg4s
Should always remember saas
ne n@as neqss lsaas sse scare
ce al asaisssesS szaA he as1s ta.sAs.
carr q al 81 sss sscos 5ssszoz
TO depart @5SssG aa.sszg sure
5saS he aas fulfilled ms ssiaas-
ulaa as a car owner m.ag wssE
RESULT IL Ems beng slaw,ss %.
necessarily kgr 6se sualssssc.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-08-13
What You Should Knov About
SOCIAL SECURITY

4 That your Social Security Gard < your link
with your Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance
account Under your name and number shown On
your card are recorded all wages reported by your
employer These wages will determine tn benefits
to which you and your family may be entitled under
the OId-Age and Survivors Insurance zyEsem
X Only one Social Security account number 4
used to identify an employees wage record through
out his working life
= II y0u SHOULD lose YogE card ask the nearest
Social Security Office for duplicate card bearing
the same number Do not ask for new number.
\ Show your card 10 every Eew employer for
whom you work.
y For further informat60n ask your nearest
Social Security of5cs 80 Warren st.. Rox5ury 70.
Mass. O. tsIepEons Hi z-s7o6
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-08-13
MAIDEN

EMMANUEL 54F'TLE'T CT Ilz.l-.z
5s1 Eiu-g VT Lu-wm,, 5irmar
4 Eosr.1F number wza FraGa-1
Sunday morning ar dhs mid
summer gt1uTnu-D1- ~ Charge
OF 5sn. WlILmiur ~. ElsllsIsrtt,
,HHiisu us LINN 5a-rlHr Cl1IrEit,,
Lynn, VIM WIN ats EEaE Hssa1ssr
6Dr tine Rsrvica win MlHH Ezltiit
EIlH1ipy 81 CHninrt.Fa.. Eg@Fn
RlitaIst Marn1al 4tpwns aLlm
a ritadk Nss-3 given tg iifG CiRrrar
6nniily IN 1pptrH memory nj MfIr:-
MIN w.. C:Eraar KIDD amt HrzrlnE',
WIN paused RvFB AIIEImi 6 1Ia1
MIR. am. Mrs.. F.Ri1 EiuulEmIr tRts
nrsInlIrrlRa 1rDm EsRrTlmrlIE at
Washington ID c.. HiisD Frank
dur Camp. 1Ealau FsTriEi Maine
7',Ynr I'm nfStH EIEsFl 4sntHsssH-
1zlr axrf MFRS. Mlsuars GlaSssvpnrtl
az gaf1iIEsa, FR, sister ut EseH
nRnaE l.. IEaritAnn apBfft 4 few
Gagg dine rlar wtHsit IN 1fe GisE..
a rrsn,srfI usiaiinT sllD WAS tstrs
EraIrtanD M Rev. IBctsn1.. Ea--y
T. Ealifssln Of Hampton VIZ
A.IrclIlF tate uRca1tnIIistf zrs M
and Mrs. Esitrarf w. Whitaker
at Old Orchard, Me-; Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Ersesa and Mrs.
Llanlarn E.nm at Charlottesville.
Va Rev. ant Mrs. James L..
Jackson at Gatsasnrv, III. MRS.
Ella FmLEssa Twin sitter a6 Miss
Augusta Earmal, WITH haT s.anF.h-
TEL, sus Wishing 5ihe Eraue Gf
Mrs. Ellnas Lee at 1GiR. Hassarn
Awe. Maiden, MRS. Eagl.snu and
Mrs Sawyer ars ErmD C,nrsraaltss,
N. C.. Mrs. James 4. CnsaiE, .Tr.,,
with hs,r daughter ant SIM, aye
riIas1irs EEr ucnstss, MRS Miro
me M E.ans &C Enaart. Mr..
ant &krS. Arthur L.. wEnessEar
airs usna,asEF congratulations On
line siSrjh af a Ral Ea1aSs Les,
M Gl1y 2fah. Rev. LawBnn vino
tas as,ar Vsca@inrnsa 6ar ne rrnst
aeslemasa wHsts will rgiInrr aSl
ms c'llislst EIln,t.ags August IE.I
lGEatt by Ste Carnsgihan Tlnis,
Csrrii-g.ann ELAINE and
lEsIhsm, u.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-08-13

By ssassg srEazazst6arss local,
Sgs@s and federal highway sa-
sacrla5ss and hamrs1cs ea,ss-
5'Gzl,Es. Il fact, he sad e segas1s.
seenuze ar asSeE,s1 part se our
reaaszaE highway safety pro
g,s1z Nisacsa Esaf -zaSss sseaa Gza-
rcrssas rcse,sR ever ire Ssss
few years IN the srepa1sasn q
highway accidents. s'TEgrs es1
he 10 asE2z,ss4 ulaih slre 1aas.as
q rrg7s-aDsgss 5pszzc Il surs,
S,n-ciirs EGs Egr thoss aEs-
GsvrsE-Izae drivers Wlas DO be-
aa-s uugodgss ~ scsrss55s aud
Eeses1 ksg-3. il is vital to 5faac
e'vu p,usearailas 5fsa they kacw
how to do tse rrgpsr 5lsasgs al
ifss Fag.1s 5iale"
E.ais sccSrs.ssx 10 Mr. Esa..e es
ara 6lae sCess aece@a,g 10 ssars-s
an snaeIsus srq,ealq
4 III E,srsrlf kars 5sap ~
Sswls@., make alrs they ralsns
rr,qssr aGstansa soGasraa. GItauS
sc5srsr1 90 rar9er aese ssc as.-
Less I5 rs clearly necessarily n
a @,DrSsr is called and tise III
bIsuat ara sent 10 hagyi1s.s, get
tine nassus sf 5sis 9tscrnr ssSa,s-
ing and sias aaapssg apauggs,a.
2 CAN a policeman Ms.ts a
acds II Ems badge number and
rrlaasIc5 lsGsdiia1.
q. Get a1rrlsis inflammation
aiaaGG alts sJiter car AID ii
ertpar Tins means his name
Eas srstras AIS tsnipms l,uansi
nuuiter, the name st Sfe owns,
OF Tine car Nlan gnr ssrrsc
saraus sins make and angs,sa 6
ear LIS serial alS e1gssze nslrr
( Nww
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-08-13

5canlr 6zi1srs Department
T.La IL 4 plylE-slr E,ssGalz Ezriscr
San with n1.asti, dancing, Snz AID
rrss,salszzgszrS sf al kinds IN
.rsHrr... THE atGG sraszgF azc5 tlt,s
large 1iAiitI win se al tine Ezrrs
a-1EgElsls and Wslstsl-g ssErf1lE
t5s..lsE hcr TcEl1
Special 1lriEsI Win Ia In-ssas
frtErI tie rarI-iEr grtcE mig aE
Eenra5 9rnn arr 1ns,lisgr CT tine
Clli1Iri11ssis amt al titts Welfare de-
5arrnesra Clf11ar81 and 5rErcin CT
tcs& These 1aitsEitF VIII ncu eH s1r
sale at tine waRr1 and nuEEa se
#,nlust sgSms 3 r NJ Friday
s1siilss'uEEll.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-08-13

Liz vino Il on vs1zElcr--4-zti; *
Il you were cruising down
the rrvsT last Monday afternoon
yog cuuId have ssze 70 Provinces
scWL5 that Il how Nrz. Ge-zI5aze
Brlzhsae. 1Er4 Anne Clark ard
MR. Dora Goaaelin syeus the
day
Mr1 Esael Yzzs5o. q View
YORK. City spent tine paEa w4sk
visiting Mr. and BEra- James A.
5ELsasze Of IA 5Laassrz ST.
Mrz Esrr5sss Cray. gg7erlr2-
sszr5szs of the gs-z St. Ezrslza
Sunday ScAacl zzara1zzcss sgaers
"A ia be a Izwz party Friday,
AEE Y. az Tie EvsTEs5 MAJ
D@wsll prupevrF az Es5i1 ST..
MIR DcrusfY Carrzl-iass1 wIai1
her lE1Earsrs NlsE. srIsg
5.or-srIciE have rslGsE-et5 10 their
home I Tzrssz St.. zsisr vzcx-
if1nl-s Ia Oak EIzS4. MaaH
Parents ara a-FfSs,s ss ssGsre
iae Dewey St. E5ls S-laarsg
.-L.azs.-.E examines. Frlagr Auz
u az TsGG PM
Mr. Lola Ma1rue, seaanL
z-z-ln fasci.lzE 10 archaeological,
Pa. Is 1cw W8Gz1I.sr1zF IL tine
Eha--e u hEr rarEn1a. Mr. and
Mr. EssrF MaGEge Ct ~
Lsarzl 81
So LcrE-A1 EVar
PEGGY
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VETS COLUMN

G-aeg son, q gsasnsf e rssss-
aisne ss,rpsss 5 craving easasan.
sacl,nn ssr q @apacs-eanrsassf
sii@nlsg slls IS saisag aaps M.
jury wislaS has ya,assgzsg itis lsrt
ID be anisSisa to Ease,sa sid -
sclanms a specially designed bnma
hir wis@sicitair Eisasas
IA osaasn &C war 81 ssRap-
ilisns serVsss WSSsa a permanent
total elsasaa0g asle IS SERVICES
commented ssisssQ aSrt inquiry ascsn
as son snasusSc nsag easlsg Ar
Federal all 10 sSaaslas 4 scre.
\ Gg-Atg saatay Wm S4vmss,asa
\ cm M srlsaksr wsas raaRal SWAY
qaaaAis hualpSalAzsS ny WR1erana
4 Recommendation 4 mr. xsshtsr AZ
1ris1 10 zisaclt esaucazaz1s1rz
4 A-Ezur sstasesr asag -lIalssy SIR
nulIya-HaGlur L gG1Ir Erugnarg
-taHSn WA tine II Hnvsita. Ciu1D-
EanHdrnn sm a Eainarn IL ERaa
rFr xnsnfsh.
&-l I'm taninilEa slHan Gulrn-
galaTi1inr every aIGlrt9f S;lr a sarp-
ta4nsnresrssa EiHaltillf1r. u I s4.
lrnns permanently amt 1n4lIiy
tiiia.ttas I'm siaIHss nas siIgs III
Harnas Will c ss entitled In .,nrD-
gE,na5tnn Hnr mu1-anrv;Ias-nnp-
nsr.ss tiiHsi1igS
@-2aG sagnisrn VIII 1H 11attis
IL g'ar under sie sslasfr ;ururiis,-
ing tine higher alnnullt L Fnu nrx
otherwise siIlf.isllE
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-08-13
BELLIE'S
Worcester Jottings
GOSSIP LOVERS
Telephsne New Ts 4-s6oz

d 60 - "a gLIIE 20 D q rs.asa4-las4
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WHAT TO DO IN CASE
or AUTO ACCIDENT

BOSTON AGgaE5 1--Taas-
EeVs5as al II may se,a--, tine
average s15a,zsaII.s 6rTEer m tine
unlaess States WsGls not know
wiszS 10 do il he lad al saa.s.a..
He does not know sig legal "a
a5ouaslI1ai,sss LIS Ezars1 ssEEa-
assnH NOV ADw to gcsSecs tbs smr
a1asrgsGs wia,s1 he secnsss zzlxsr.
cv IN a highway ta-sas.
Tls,sze saraS were demonstrated
cnacaaaigsgg by a survey ran-Glg
ccrzl2le5ss sY safety officials q
iias American MsE5lal Liability
Ez.Ersnes C,a-pa1Y sr1cElg esr
SrIpsr7 Ct an ages and 5sGt
sexsE. liz commenting On 5iseI
results ST tsIs 1nqs Ezcicr,,
Charles z. HSaG,ass, President CT
American Nt.9na1, declared THAT,
THE lack CT Ezcw8ssses ard
understanding eu siie part sf Sf,s
american mGnlnsisi1E driver &C
how 10 handle 4 highway ami
dent safely and rrsrergg u.s.
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-08-13
Welfare Dept.
Workers PLAN
Sail Friday

al a9nEnsr alsritggsa. anssrissI
amt the general pgtsIEif are naurs5-
slliy nrpssaa sp 45tanS and take
part IN tstas M.1arLsf.t1 Cranse Fri
day night IN tzrt NJ. 8. Esassar
E,aIis with tats nllaribarx % the
Evening star., 1949-02-25

incurred, but the members
themselves book matches, ar
range trips, print and sell
tickets, and purchase all equip
ment. They hope to make Sun
days finale a whopping success
to prove that hockey can pay
it's own way at Georgetown.
Were beginning to get rec
ognition now" Felix said.
Army wanted to play us here.
but we had to turn down the
match because it would have
meant putting up something
like $500 for expenses and we
didn't want to take a chance of
going deeper into the red. If
people saw us play once, I think
they'd be sold on our hockey,
and with some support, we
could bring in Princeton, Dart
mouth, Hamilton and most of
the leading college teams. They
play good hockey"
Miranda will remember the
spirit and enthusiasm of the
hockey squad long after he re-
ceives his sheepskin in June.
Capt. Charley Palms. for ex-
ample, gave up most of his
Christmas holiday. along with
the rest. and motored from his
home in Detroit to Norwalk,
Conn, to spend the time prac-
ticing. Felix thinks the boys
have more true team spirit
than any other squad on the
campus.
And it's quite a collection of
personalities, beginning with
Palms, listed in Who's Who in
Evening star., 1949-02-25
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