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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-15

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einem ullgemeincn afaoemiiben Club
bon feiner iucientli6en Seite gez
bemmt miro. Surh itdnoige Neuollis
nabnle BON StuOenten ols Nodnpll6s
bleibt oos jllgcnolibc Moment, Ser
ltllocntiibe Gburuftcr erbalteu, bleibt
Oie Gereinglmg ibrcn Satlngell treu
llno bleibt lblicblib 'oem 9tomen
~SGhitcr Stuocnten" sic lebensuobe
Verehtigung erbaltcn. l(no iiber Sic
0riife ser ltuOentiihen Wtitglieoer
iil,oet bei oieier Sorlugcblng ser
l6on me5r oOer lpenigcr lungc bon
ser vsllma atotcr" losgeloite freie
slfooerlifer Sen luirtlid Of icbr cr.
miinihten l1no foroerli6cn Gouncr
nit ser folt pcrgeiicnen llniperlitas
Siterarlun picbcr.
Sbopfung ooer @icocrgeburt?
Sit tpiro slltes 5crlt0rt l,no 9tcues lit
ni6t ga. llm sic Siife 81 ihlieBen.
Sit miro relln1iitig 3critortes iuic=
Der notOiirftig geIlift, oa es an Mell-
cm feblt. Sft miro Terlnpocrtes aus
9earubcn uno ltnbrulhbarcs bebelis-
| nldbi9 5urebtgcitiitt. Sie fat Der
5luetielte Suhe nah cbteu gcOicgc-
nem 9tellen bon SSert lit gum Gbarof-
teriitiflm unicrer 3eit sciporoen. -
Solen mir bier in Sotlt oos Gliit
baben, loa inns ser @l,rf gcliugen,
cine nelle Sorm geiltig -tlllturea lpirf-
Jd nroOllitiuer Gelellibaitsbiolng
5l erleben?
gSer ie einen Troug oalrnad Der
lpitrt, Scr fomme llnO Belle ous&erf
uollbringen.
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Das 1,,bil1,attt eiftes
bermkn,tet, Sra,.en
Ccueoe

llugei11r 100000 ilruge ameri'
faniId)e 6rallen beIu6en allidbrlih
sic Colleges in Sen Tereinigten Stao
ten. llngefGbr 10000 bon ibner
bciubcn aber gemilbte Snitit1ltinaen
5uIammen nit MInnern. Sic iuub
len l,ntcr oen 555 ltaolidcn, it1o'
tiiden Colleges poer llniuerlititen
iolhe Snltitl,tioncn, sic io,pobl Mdn'
ncr ais oud) Iralren foltenfrei itll
oieren lalien, be5n. MIR fiir sic I'm
tcrfllnft oos Giien llno ionltlge ytes
benallsgobeu be5nblt iperoer. Gs glbt
aber oll6 15l Colleges, sic aus
iflieblitb fir 6rouen beitimmt iinO.
Gieie Sbulen iillo prioat, lie beiiten
eigenes GermDgen lmb iperOen al,d
nlf EriuatfoIten crbalteu. 3u Sen
lltelten uno beltbefannten gebDrt Oas
Smitb College in Nortbonrpton, ,Mal.
Iahuietts. Iber in olelem Sabre bat
Oieles College oos IS Sabr leines
9eitanoes, ge!piiierlnaben lein Sia
mautrncs Subil1lm gefeiert. Ties
lit ein lpi6tiger Meilerltein in ieiner
| 4eihihte.
Sas Slnitb College ipllroe i'm
Sabre 1875 gegriinOet uno ,lpur IN.
| iolge eine5 2egotes, hos Sopbio
Smitb, cine rJ6e, ,,noerleiratete
Trou permaht botte. Sies geidab in
elmer 3cit, in Ser oie meiIten ome.
rifauil6cn Colleges MIR MInner 5llm
Stuoilrm 5ulieben. slber Spbuo
Smitb ,par Ser 9lniid)t, bab oud)
Irouen 8elegeubeit iiir b0berc 9il.
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Ocs Smith College 5dblte IA Shiis
lerinnch, ba5 College befano iih in
einem cin5igen 8ebdlloe llno ser
Scbrforper umIabte orei Eerionmeu.
oel,te gibt eS onrt 2297Mdohen oie
uuI "A Snternatsgtbdlroe ouIseteilt
| lino. IS gibt 50 ofaoemiibe @cbr9e,
b1rSc, eincn groBen ScbrfOrper llltS
iibcroies 21l gdcr um College Ganl,
pu2.
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| lcine TRADITION lpar Smith College
II ucDrercn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| IitDreno. Gs mar allh cines ser er.
| item Colleges, ous @rlppen ppn Stu
! rierenOcn al irentoe lluiperlitutel
lianote, oomit iie frembe Sprofe,
urO &lltllren Ituoieren. Is mar aud
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-15

iterlole gScile ,Srenloc DcrlhlpinOen
lulicn, Damn i>oc &Clultnis oea Tor.
geiullcnen beitreiten, nm lChlieblih
in nonhalnntcr &ciic ponGerhlftlul-
gen Dcgen Splonoge ooer Sabotage
81 reOen, sic BON oCn GcrbuItcten be
rcita enlgtitanoen poroen icicn fci-
ncn Sofllapoflla lllcbr dnnchnlcu, Der
lid nit GMcnnrtcn ser .llmpl1helt
Sccle" crtlurc. Gr bubc 1itcrlid)
Nihta ntbr nit yilmuiid)er E'nd,plp
Gle ju iun, ipenn &orfpllrnllllc 'pl-
der Art nun ullh in llngurll, MI
nlunlcn lllo GDlnu SIT ucrjclhnen
iino. Giclnlebr lcicn sic McltulitGt
nb oic lEethooen Observation-Disclosures
ilbcrall sic gleihen. in llmullbcn,
lpie III u'Ct'lapiifcn @dnoerll. -
Gas @latt crflGrt iih auberltauoc. 81,
iugcn, lpus BON lmierer Seite getan
lucrOen fonte, llll MeoerbplluNerl
Ocrnrtigen totnlitlrcr Shnnotutcn 5ll
uerbinocrn. Gin ocncfratild,cs 2nnb
luie ons ltllcre founc cben iolhes
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lllls iibrigbleibe, beltcbe bnrin, &lars
belt ouriitcr 81 pcrbreiten, lpus in
sen Eoli5ciitaaten geipiclt lpcroe, lmo
llliercricits itanbbaIt an Dem 8egen=
tell ser totalitGren Metbooen iaitpl,
bulten
Gcrnlmit il ser Yplitif Scr glNIt
nldhtc gegeniibcr Seutihlano for.
oert Die rouliidc 3eitllng vSempo"
&enn bie 8eitmdhtc Sen Geutidcn
nlht Die &alo reihen, iperoen iic Sen
Sopjets m Ole slrmc ialleu ooer lid,
i'm ySempel 6itlers" perinmmeln,
lneint oas 9latt. ~Gs lit bod)Ite 3cit.
nit Ser Gennortage enogiiltig ShluE
jr nlafen uno alli5uboren, G,lrrpu
In 'ireie, entnliinoiete Nationen elm.
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, lu>il 6nS nll0erc ju lpenlg III. Crlc
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ben, iilro icbot 10 gcring baB olc
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sum Shlub ood) nihts bcfpnlnrn.
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lit inlncr poQ bon &Guierl
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bon Den 8llherpreiien befreit mer,
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-15

Questions will be found
on page 5.
|. Livery stable.
,. Duke University.
3. Robert Southey.
4. Boston, first; second Indian
apolis.
5. For his air attack on Tokyo
6. Cain.
!. In an airplane crash.
8. Calvin Coolidge.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-15
3eitbiIS In, Spieeel Der
preije

Sle vNelu DorI SlllleS U!lllllll
nllL nuhoem ons 3enil,somt iiber
cine 9epolfcrllng Ser llSsI bon mebr
als $50 Miuipneu beridtct hat, on,
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rlmgs5npatl'cs Ser perfiollencn 5cbn
Sabre allc blsberigeu, ourhlucg pei
iiniitiibeu &prnlsiogl,ngeu Dinlid)t=
lid) Ser fiinftigcn 9cpolferltngsent.
pifI,ng oes 2anoes ser 9icpilion
beoiiricn. @ciipiclslpciic bGtten
Sbompion ulo @belptou, slutorit1,
tcn urf hiclem 8ebcte, nit ibrer
S61tlmg, lrnlere ToIts5abl iucroe
I'M Sabre 2OOO nid)t nlcbr ola 159,-
100000 betro9en, un5lpeiielbait picl
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Ole l(riochcn ser groBeren 8eburtcns
bGuIigfeit anfomnlt, glaubt ser
Siuea" =Seiturtiflcr, oob iic ni6t
lcoigIlt III pirtihaftlidcr Eroiperis
tat uuo gutcn EoblpcrbGltliiicn SIT
llhen linb, hitten bod Oicle belOen
1Slftorcu ca in Sen GroIperitGtaia iah=
rem nnh Dem eriten @clttricg nlht
pcrbinocrt, 0uB ole ,3cburtClrdtc
bnndla cine linfcnoc Senoen5 5cigte.
Ntoglihcrlpciic babe nbcr Oa5 luelt
ucrbrcitcte NCfilbl groGCrcr lojlulcr
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mirtid)ultliter EcrbGItnillc GlnO Ser
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mlhlenoen Observation-Disclosures SIT
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Ser vNcp Yprf Tnilp ltlrrOr"
trortert sic N01l lGfcitcn elmer Met
tlulg hcs unlcrifanilhcn 3ipci Far-
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bleibt aber nnh ser sllltbt oes
Mirror"- -Itanncs 70 langc cine
nlsgeipiclte Sahe. alS lie ynihts 5ll
loaen bot, ous iiir Oas ulncrifauiid)c
Gplf irgcno ehuus BON &idti9telt
beoeutct"
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Inltciu. oab sic Sutiahcn unieres
Stfuntionsregilnes OILS ,G4allloilulg
llnlerCs Nerlpre0ells betradtct lDef=
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| obgc5Gblte 90 gingeborene ermors
bct
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lonOcrn in fomnutuiitiid)eu Stanteu.
luic zines &crtreters ser Sutcrnatio,
nal Telephone & telegraph Com.
pam in 9uoapeit lllto zines fran5o.
ii}hen &pniulatsbeanlten III gSur.
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nun fiir iiberholt. Won fonne, melul
Communicates W;ahtbabcr au mp-
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alle Menirbcn IN ser sSelt Slln1 sluss
gleih bercr oie oieien uno ienen glrs
tTfcl a,Jbt lclblt pcrIcrtigcn fGnncu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-15
1tein c>er Glbc? Zinc
ittifialspelle Gntiheil
ihei>mne

fitbrcnOcn Generule lih ipcocr ollI
cine NciIc begcben, bicsn,ol na6 Yo-
ris, 100 lie slnfung letter @od)e nit
Sen 6enerullt1blern fiilf lpcltelropd
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5lllonnclgcitcdt bobcn. SScnn cs bel
Sem bcfauntgegebcnen .Tobrplon"
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Dor sic glcih5eitig in Ser irun,oiifG-
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minilter Scr perbiinoetcn cllrop1=
ilden Stuaten tretcll uno porouslitt-
lid) barren politiibes 80. S." fiir
lire Eline empIalwen.
Siherlif lit nid,ts 10 fcnl5cidncuo
fiir sic otltl,mpfenoe @irflmg ocs
MIN lbon cill paor Sabre nlten gu
ltanoes elmer nfalteu &riegcs" ipic
oic Sutiudc, Oab oiclc ltrategilhen
gclprebungen nirgelro5 cigentlid
alarmicrcno gcipirft baten OBJ man
cs MINI beut5utage leoiglib alS ems
a. Eols i1lellFibigcn Wtanouer ill
~faltcn &ricg" o1fiubt, lrenn Genc.
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viuicocr ollcs gut gebeu" miro uno
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Iid tueber Ser ynGtite &rieg", nod
| Sic @abrllug oes Sricoens, rnO oie
Golfer tl,n, luie lpir glalben, fir ole
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Gnlle elncS mlllturl'hen S'tsMllt-
&on1llttea III Der Slcgerluelt jllll
glltrn Son gcDnrtcn. Weip;ne Gor.
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ole ltlFllli'hcn "llllpe@fo1SN5cllcIt 'tl
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&nn5ler@ Ioennncr mt ncn orcl
0ohen &nln'rllN'urtn rno Der Nnh
bau, Den DIE nllBe'tpoll''den, al oer'
Srnnm bon Hapnllo gelllobnenoc''
Soecn oea MllrjhlIrgcr Fro1c'Nor2
Npnt uno 'cnlca "&rel'ea" erlptdte
battcn bier cllcn bo'en %eroaht &c.
nuDrt. Us lplIroe ole |c'orgnlS lollt
bpl'd)ciplfcrrreltnoIlhe - oocr opd
nir octt'd)e "Nelltrolltut" III cllcn'
mo9llten Dit SSelt &rlcg ab5lclellot
- Vconnfen9nn1e 'ullnen III ocl'f
'hcn Enbllfllm elncn NroBerelI "ln
flanN, ais oie Soltlng ocr ocltlbcl1
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oell5 Der WuloeatoAa- ScrbanollltJei
c. pcrnllltcn l.cbc Wtnn Nri)te blerbe
Arizona sun., 1949-09-09
Teenage Highlights
BY AIOnzO King

Hello Folks! I'm just so glad to
be here. shall tell you all what I
know Young Joe Steed, has done it
again. Dollie Jean Williams has
locked his heart with herself. They
are going steady.
Charlie Mills says little Louise
Hunter from across the creek is
irresistible. A pretty girl on the
west side threw fine party Thurs
day night, and it sure did turn out
fine. They served city food. If you
don't believe me, ask Bill Swain.
Bob Tate brought us reporters
home in his new 1922 Ford. We
rode on the rear compartment.
Wilma (uSed to be Clark got
wrapped up in that thing called
love so tight that she and Joe Will
liams got married. Miss Freddy
Campbell says who cares if Barbara
O'Neil has Arthur Rembert just as
long as she has Mr.. Ingram from
in town.
Delois Murray finally got fixed
with this Bass Critter. Chuck Young
and Dansby hopes to be on Techs
hard hitting football varsity team,
along with Frank Martin, Harold
Colbert and Clovis Campbell. Ludy
Maxwell, Theodore Wesley, and
some more guys are going to string
along with that wonderful Monarch
team starring S Wendell Scott,
Camper, Kemp and lots of others.
John Tease and Lille Gilbert are
sure doing some mad courting. Did
you hear Delany Wept when Jua-
nita Warren had to return to Cali
fornia? Althea Williams gets jittery
when anyone m n t i onS Frank
Martins name. What's happening?
Pretty Shirley Johnson was am
bushed by handsome Melvin Brown.
Walter Relf has to ride long way
to see Matte Steele. Kermit Bur-
ton has tied his love at Pauline
Colbert's h ch ing post. Evelyn
Walters is left in her own corral.
Floyd Parker has been tied to
Marine Colbert. Matte, you had
better watch out someone was up
to see you last evening. Hattie
Williams is b e o m ing popular
among few more freshmen gals.
Alfunzo Alain got back on the
right track with Miss Lille Parker.
That's all for this week but next
week Olen will have some fine news
for you. And have a most startling
and surprising beauty. So long.
Arizona sun., 1949-09-09
Booker +. to Open
Continued from Page u


Miss Crystal Townsend; Third
Grade, Mrs. Maude Weems; Third
Grade, Mrs. Charlesetta Banks;
Fourth Grade, Miss McFraddie
Robinson; Fourth Grade, Mrs. Mary
Greenfield; Fifth Grade, Miss Elena
Knox; and Fifth Grade, Mr..
Thomas H. Browne.
Also, Sixth Grade, Mrs. Effie
Hall; Sixth Grade, Miss Elizabeth
Crump; seventh Grade, Mrs.
Madeline Hardy; Eight Grade, Mrs.
Amelia Thompson; Science, Mr..
VIM. c. Mcclellan; Art, Miss Emmie
Lou Bryan (new) Langston Uni
versity, Oklahoma; Music, Mr..
Leonard Wilburn (new) Ohio State
University, Ohio; Instrumental, Mr..
Fred Whiting; Library, Mrs. Mabel
r binson; Homemaking, Mrs.
Grace Daniels; Industrial Arts, Mr..
Hadley Murrell; Physical Educa-
ton, Mr.. William Warren; Nurse,
Mrs. Vida Bull; Counselor, Mr..
John McAuliffee (new) Boston Uni
versity, Boston, Mass; Head Gus
todian, Mr.. Jimmy Cherry; Head
of Cafeteria, Mrs. Polly Watts.
Arizona sun., 1949-09-09
Carver High to Open
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P. E. and Girls Military.
Flipper, ]. S.-Mathematics.
Frazier, R. T.-English.
Goode, Calvin-Accountant.
Grisby, J. E.-Art.
Hackett, Mrs. Mattie-S C |
Studies.
Perry, w. M Mathematics,
Science.
Richards, Mrs. M. E.-Home Eco
nomics.
Rodgers, Mrs. M. M.-Dean of
Girls, English.
Seneca, Miss A. E.-Science.
Shaw, A. H.-Physical Education,
Dean of Boys.
Skinner, Miss D. E.-Home Eco
nomics.
Smith, Miss C. M.-Librarian.
Strait, F. M.-Spanish, S o CT a l
Science.
Ricks, M/Sgt. C. C.-ROTC.
Madamba, M/Sgt. E. F.-ROTC.
Mrs. N. N. Edwards, Secretary.
Arizona sun., 1949-09-09
Percy Julian School
(Continued from PAGE u

(CO0C1nl1oQ from rage ~
lum. The following subjects will be
taught in grades 5-8: Art, Music,
homemaking, industrial arts, and
physical education. A nurse will be
on duty daily to care for the health
of the pupils. A secretary has been
employed on a full time basis.
The grading of the school is now
a fact. Ten teachers will instruct
the eight grades in the two schools.
Some of the grades will be doubled.
Visual aids will be utilized in
the instructional rogra m with
scheduled films for each grade.
All pupils living within the
boundary of the district are ex-
pected to attend school, and others
will not be admitted. To be ad-
mitted in the first grade each pupil
must be six years of age by De-
cember 1, 1949. Parents are urged
to bring birth certificates.
The assignments of the teachers
were announced by C. o. Green
field, principal of the two schools
as follows:
Grade 1-Goldie Blackburn.
Grade Cora Griffin.
Grade 2-Evelyn Hardiman.
Grade 2, 3-Rosa Jordan.
Grade 3-Leatha 3 Slaughter, head
teacher, Roosevelt Ward.
Grade 4-Leola Fields.
Grade 5-Gertrude Vaughn.
Grade 6-Thelma Shaw.
Grade George Diggs.
Grade sc. o. Greenfield.
Secretary-Willa Thompson.
Janitors-L. c. Winrow, Charles
Evans.
Arizona sun., 1949-09-09
Dunbar High School
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(COntlnUed from Page y
Eleanor Ragsdale, First Grade;
Mrs. Eddie Johnson, Third Grade;
Miss Lorena Miller, First Grade;
Mrs. Evelyn Warren, Third Grade;
Miss Tryphena Camper, Fourth
Grade; Miss Helen Peterson, Fourth
Grade; Arthur Hutchingson, Fifth
Grade; Morrison Warren, Fifth
Grade; Mrs. Esther McElroy, Or
thogenic Teacher; Mrs. Bull, Nurse;
Miss Mary Ellen McElroy, Secre-
tary; Mr.. Leo Joseph, Custodian.
Arizona sun., 1949-09-09

September 8, 1949

Well Folks
Do you remember that old ditty?
NO MORE PENCILS!
NO MORE BOOKS!
NO MORE TEACHERS DIRTY
LOOKS!
Well that still holds true. Well
anyway, it will until next Monday
morning. Really now! Those cole"
Teachers amt such bad guys, if
you just give 'em half a chance.
So fellows and girls, let's all get in
there and study hard. A year or
two of study now, will certainly
be easier than a lifetime of hard
work with a pick and shovel or
mop. Not that pick and shovel work
is dishonorable, far from that, and
somebody has to do it tOO-but it
is so dOggOned hard, and the older
one gets the harder it becomes.
Where as in most professions,
age can be quite an asset. Your
potential earning power is so much
larger and is spread over SO many
more years.
What does this all have to do
with the selling of whiskey and
other beverages? Well, possibly not
much, but we always like to see
everybody do the best that they
can for themselves. So possibly A
WORD TO THE WISE IS SUF-
FICLANT! just as sufficient as in
the fact we here at Reddy's Corner
always. give you the best bargains
possible. The rest is up to you!
Come and get it!
Virlee-Little Reddy and Freddy"
Thanks again for readin',
Virlee-Little Reddy and
Reddy"
p. S. Annie Mae is vacatiOning
in California and my brother-in-law
that other "Red Head" the one
they sometimes call little Reddy"
is taking her place doing the best
he can, too.
Arizona sun., 1949-09-09

A majority OF the states of the
United States limit the workday of
children between ii and 16 years
of age to eight hours per day.
Arizona sun., 1949-09-09
DON'T FAIL TO REGISTER
so YOU CAN VOTE

Go to the City Hall and register
NOW. There is a very important
election coming up in November.
Arizona sun., 1949-09-09

The carnation flower is native
of southern Europe.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-29
AekIin Wins
And Loses
Beat PIoskon But
Lose To Nationals s

National Supply took the mea-
sure of Ackin Stamping in a
Local IL MONDAY league fs
CYO Field by the score of Z
to 3. Al Lohbauer did the hurl-
ing for National with John Mil
Ter the receiver. Amendo SAL
embeni was the Acklin pitcher
and Nelson Graham the catcher.
Plaskon won on forfeit from
Auto Lite B team that team fail
ing to appear for their scheduled
game for the second week.
In a postponed game, Acklin
evened things up by winning
from Plascon in a we'll fought
encounter 8 to 7. Salembeni
avenged the loss against National
earlier by edging Plascon's Dick
Rachelle in the pitching depart
ment.
In another postponed game
Acklin will meet National Sup
ply again and the Acklin DO,
will be out to regain prestige.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-29
ToI. Settlers
TangIe With
Red Devils

The Toledo Seltzer Motors and
the Wallaceburg Red Devils tan
gle Saturday night in Toledo al
the Sports Arena.
1t will be the third and final
scheduled appearance for the
Red Devils. This young and
fast team has been improving
consistently since the opening of
the season and now has defeated
each of the leading teams. Their
victory over Toledo came as an
upset but the score of 22-1O
was certainly a decisive margin.
This game, played at Wallace
burg Saturday, July 16, was
hardfought - several fights
breaking out--and II was in this
game that Toledo's high-scoring
Bill Timpson suffered a should
er injury causing him to retire
at the end Of the first period.
Last Saturday night at Wal
laceburg the Red Devils held the
strong Windsor Sterlings to a
narrow 12--10 victory.
The Saturday, July 3 game
marks the second TO the last
home appearance for the Seltzer
Motors before the pIayoffs.
Coach Ray Brodeur says his
team will be at full strength
and that his high scoring for
wards Bill Timpson, Red"
Campbell and Bruce Webster
will give Drake Tunny, Wallace
burg's Goal Tending Coach a
stiff workout.
Tickets for the Saturday game
are on sale at the Sports Arena
Box Office, the B. r. Baker
Company and at the Buckeye
Paint Company, 34Ol Colling-
wood.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-29
It's Hornets VS.. Browns On AUGUST ID

Sunday, Aug. Ia, will be Bob
Chappius Day" in Toledo as the
Cleveland Browns and Chicago
Hornets of the All-America
Football Conference clash in
their professional football game
at University of Toledo's Glass
Bowl. Game time is 2 pm.
II will mark the first appear
ance on local gridiron of Bob
Chappius, former Toledo high
school star who went on to all
American honors at University
of Michigan and the professional
fame which now has made him
the No. back of the Hornets. In
honor of the occasion, Mayor