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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-21
D(-3 PLANE I5 CRASHED
 ON HILLSIDE
Three Grew Members and Three Passengers Vie-
 tims, Kendi Peninsula

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Jan. 21.- Researchers reached a crashed Alaska Airlines DC-3 transport plane on the Kenai Peninsula today and found it's six occupants dead.
 The plane disappeared last night on the flight from Homer to Kenai, Alaska. It skipped the Kenai stop and was sighted at dawn today, crashed on a hillside 30 miles northeast of Homer.
 Alaska Airlines announced the crew members were Capt. R. D. Land, Anchorage; co-pilot Robert Stevens, Seattle, and Stewardess Uucina Nims, Everson, Wash.
 The plane was due at Anchorage at $50 p. m. dO:5O P. M. PST yesterday.
 Air searchers reported the wing and tail surfaces were the only parts visibly intact, but they be- lieved the plane did not burn. First reports from the ground crew did not give details.
 The airline reported the flight was a scheduled operation. Alaska Airlines is on a charter basis from Alaska to Seattle, but is schedul- ed operator on several Alaskan routes.
 Passengers were listed as a MT. Poumirau, Homer; Roscoe Spears, Naknek, Alaska and Stanley Hill mann, U. s. Weather Bureau man from Anchorage.
 An Air Force Tenth Rescue Squadron B-17, assisted in the search by William Lund, Alaska Airlines pilot, sighted the plane at 2:20 a. m. (420 A. M. PST.
 Roscoe Spears and his brother Clyde Spears, operate the general store at Dillingham;. Mrs. ely d e Spears is the former Muriel Rivers, sister of Ralph and Victor Rivers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-21

 RET.IRE5
 IN CHINA
Move Makes If Possible 10 Sue for Peace and End
 Long Civil Warfare
(By The Associated Press,

Chiang Kai-shek turned over the Chinese government, temporarily at least, to Vice President Ii Tsung-jen today and flew south to Ranking, probably to retirement.
 Ii is reported a peace maker" choice for dealing with the Chi nese Communists, who have chas- ed Nationalist forces out of Man churia and virtually all North Chi na. Lii, like Chiang, is high on the Communists war criminals list.
 Chiang is to issue a statement later which possibly will say he is retiring. One reliable informant said the statement would avoid the word resignation but refer to his leaving Nanking as a withdrawal from duties and responsibilities he has held for g years.
 Chiang's plane headed toward Hangchow and thence to his na- tive town of Fenghua in Chekiang froVlnce, where Chlang can com- mune with his ancestors. Mrs. Chiang is in the United States, where her last desperate bid for American billions and military brains to stem the Communists was rebuffed in Washington.
 Arrangements for the surrend- CT of Peiping and the remainder of North China to the Commun- ists were virtually completed.
 Ranking which the Communist armies probably can capture any time they find it worthwhile, was alive with rumors.
 This was certain: Chiang's de- parture permitted the peace group in the Nanking government to seek negotiated settlement of the civil war. Many officials and generals have hestitated because they fear ed Chiangs anger. Most Chinese and foreign officials regarded his departure as a de facto retire ment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-21
By ALICE FREIN JOHNSON

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-The cl max of all the gaiety on President Truman's inauguration was the ball which got underway at 10 o'clock last night. Heralded by the public ity committee as "the largest, most glittering and most outstanding function of it's kind in the Twenti- eth Century" it was spectacle for persons lucky enough to have S25 for tickets, ultra formal gowns or white tes and tails. and acquain- tance with Blue Book social arbiters, headed by Mrs. George Mesta, who determined who may and may not attend-petticoat press excepteu.
 Among those who passed muster were members of the Cabinet. Su- preme Court and diplomatic corps, state governors, high government officials. distinguished visitors from the 48 states and "cave dweller" so- ciety members.
 Three bands-those of Guy Lom- bardo, Benny Goodman and xav'er Cugat, provided dance music--hot and sweet, waltz and samba. Each Land took along well known vocal ists and entertainers.
 Scene of the ball. the huge Ma tional Guard Armory, had It's face lifted and beautified. The 30,000 square feet of dancing space lead
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-21
PRESIDENT
 HAD VERY BUSY DAY
Attended Inaugural Ball Just to Take Margaret
 She Had Many Partners

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.5R- President Truman put aside early this morning the golden moments of his greatest day and set his administration on a course of world leadership toward peace, plenty and freedom
 That was the shining goal he chose for himself and the nation in yesterdays inaugural address. The Capitol was getting back to normal.
 After the inaugural address yes terday came the parade, the in- augural reception at which he ducked the customary hand pump ing, quiet dinner at home with family and friends, and finally the inaugural ball.
 He didn't even look tuckered as he stayed until TAO a. m. this morning to watch his daughter Margaret and thousands of other dancers swirl around two acres of National Guard Armory.
 But not even three name bands, taking 20-minute turns on a re- volving stage, were enough to lure the President and Mrs. Truman out {f their box in the balcony. They just brought Margaret to the party, then chatted with personal and official friends while she spun away with various partners.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-21
BILLION DOLLAR
 BUDGET PUT up IN CALIFORNIA

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. 21.-LR Governor Warren handed Califor- nia's first hillion-dollar'a annual state budget to the legislature today.
 He proposed, to raise additional revenue:
 1. A two-cents-a-package cigaret tax
 2. A boost in the hard liquor tax from 80 cents to $1.50 a gallon.
 3. Levying $4,000,000 a year more on horse race betting (pari-mutuelD
 4. Return to the 1943 (higher) schedule of sales, corporation and personal income taxes.
 The exact sum the governor re- commended for the support of the state government and for public construction was $1,O60, ,187, ,939.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-21

Copyright, 1s4s, by Bell Syndicate, Incl WASHINGTON Without bene- fit of flashbulbs or fanfare, an important Southern Congressman has put civil rights to work on a voluntary basis.
 Congressman Henderson Lanham of Rome. Georgia, who believes in cooperation with Negroes but does not like laws forcing cooperation, walked into the office of the lead ing Negro of Congress, William Dawson of Chicago, the other day and offered to serve under him.
 Lanham is No. man on the im- portant House Committee on Execu- tive Expenditures, and he agreed to take back seat to the Negro. He also had a pleasant talk with the Chicago Democrat about their boy hood back in Georgia. It develop ed that they had been reared only a few miles apart.
 Lanham asked about Dawson's family and learned his grandpar- ents had been slaves, once owned by the founders of Dawson, Geor- gia. Discussing politics, the two agreed there was no reason to let Jim Crowism keep them from work ing together in Congress
 We used to play with white children" recalled Dawson. There was no hatred between children. We used to get in fights, but they
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-21
A(HE50NIS
 AT HELM OF
 STATE DEPT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-lR-- Dean Acheson was sworn in as Sec- retary of State at 11:13 am. today in President Truman's office.
 The ceremony set Acheson off, clally to the task of translating into action the broad ti-Communist foreign policy which President Tru- man announced in the first minutes of his elected term in the White House.
 The ca h was administered by Chef Justice Fred Vinson who stood with Acheson in front of President Truman's desk. MT. Tru- man stood behind.
 The President then walked around the zig desk and shook hands with the mustached, graying lawyer, whom he chose to operate his four front anti-Communist policy.
 The ceremony was brief, but MT Trman's oval office was packed with a crowd of government off csals, congressional leaders, wives and friends of Acheson. The group gave a distinctly bipartisan flavor to Acheson's nduction-somethin that might be important when he goes to Congress for backing for the Presidents program.
 Foremost among his major tasks as successor to retiring Secretary George Marshall will be the devel- opment of plan for stimulating the flow of American private capital in- to foreign investments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-21
GIRL FOR HUNGERFORDs

Passing out cigars today is Don ,Hungeriord, who is the proud fath- CT of daughter, born in St. Ann's Hospital last evening. The new arrival has been named Linda Sue and weighed eight pounds eight ounces at birth. Mother and daughter are reported to be do- ing well.
 Grandparents are MT. and Mrs. Frank Hungerford of Juneau MT Hungerford is associated with his father in the Q-U Mining and Mill ing Co, Inc. Linda Sue is the first child for the Hungerfords.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-21
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-R-Clos- ing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 31a, American Can 89A, Anaconda 34, Curtiss- Wright 81a, International Harvest CT 27A, Kennecott 541a, New York Central 1912, Northern Pacific IT, U. s. Steel 71ss, Pound $4.03A.
 Sales today were 770,000 shares.
 Averages today are as follows: industrials 181.04, rails 53-91, util- ities 3494.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-21
40 Guesfs Routed
 Ouf in hoieI Fire

WILMINGTON, N. O., Jan. 2l-A four-hour general alarm fire ragged through the Orton hotel early to- day. routed 40 guests, and spread to six adjoining buildings, with a loss estimated at about $1.000000.
 R. Mallard, 70. of Charlotte, N. G. was missing. He came here to visit a sick brother.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-21

RCAF PLANE ON MERCY FLIGHT TO
 ARCTIC, MISSING

WINNIPEG, Man., Jan. 21.--tR- A Royal Canadian Air Force plane returning from a mercy flight to the Arctic was forced down today, perhaps in Hudson Bay, air force officials here reported.
 The plane was carrying II men, including a sick radio operator and a hospital Eskimo to Church. ill from Coral, Harbor, on South ampton Island. A doctor also was aboard and a crew of e-cst.
 Last word from the plane, early this morning, was that it was over ice" The air force immediately dis patched planes for a search. The operation was complicated by the fact that messages from the downed plane seemed to indicate it was off course and heading for Port Harri- son on the eastern shore of Hudson Bay. Churchill is on the western shore.
 WINNIPEG, Man., Jan. 21.-IR- A Royal Canadian Air Force plane forced down today on a mercy flight from the Arctic has been sighted by search plane about 70 miles southeast of Churchill All II of those aboard are alive, officials here said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-21
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver January 27.
 Alaska scheduled southbound on Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-21
WEATHER REPORT TT e WEATuER pTTREAn

W. v. W ASAA AAASAs &SOAs~S<AO } This data is for 24-hour per- } iod ending 6:3c am. PSF. ) In Juneau Maximum, 30, minimum, H.
 At Airport Maximum, 31;; ) minimum, 21.
 F R E c A s T , (Juncau and Vicinity
 ) Fair with some high cloudi- } ness tonight and Saturday. } Lowest temperature tonight near 10 degrees. Slowly ris-
 ) ing temperatures Saturday. } F R E CIP T A T Q N , (Past 24 hours ending 7:30 am. today
 } In Juneau .01 inches;
 } since Jan. l, 14.23 inches;
 } since July l, 88.19 inches.
 At Airport .02 inches; since Jan. l, .94 inches;
 } since July 1, 55.72 inches. . . e
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-21
FROM YAKUTAT

s. MT. and Mrs. w. Crean of Yaku- tat are at the Baranof Hotel.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-21
The W ashington Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON

is4s, by Bell Syndicate, Incl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-06
Sic ale ft,b 21teiiter Ses
SpcrtS ,&itN 2lmterifot,er

Die Melt oes Sports lit itets bon
bon Sralnatiid,er Suann,,na, tafcno
uno it,tereliant. Die Mamen ser Msi.
tier oes @aiebaa, Ses JubbaG uno ser
Borarena iinO 6cln Ourdi6nitts.
entertainer ebenio pertrolt, ipie Sic
Nanen oes YrGiioenten Sranan uno
oes General Giienbotper. Die Man-
ner, Die i'm Sport fiibrcno lino, tragen
iofde Namen tuie GtDtaesio. @reen-
berg, Charley. Sale ,,no 2ouis. Sic
ale iine slmenifaner ,inb aQe -
Meilter oes sports. Sbre Siege aui
bein SpiolFelS ooer in Ser &oy.
arena fiillen bie Ser5en Ser glmerifn.
ner NIT fre,poiger grresuns. slue
Sportliebbaber uno iiderIid Sic
Mebrbeit Der Mnrerifaner idafft ha.
burd), oab iie bieie Sieeer ebrt, cine
Dirt bon Matchmaker, brii6erliber &C.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-06
HippeSresite Gteoter
y96e Snafe BIT" begiant Iitt,vsa,
IL. Sannar.

0arrDI s. 3anmt's Yr1ientier,,mg
fon "5be Snaf Bit". lit Elm Vils
oas 6en beiten 9iIoern bon &oup,pooo
glcidfonrmt. Der Slim lit reoriiNid
uno 3eigt cine 3suingenoe 2iebesac.
ihi6te uno Spmpatbie. Berltebcn
,no Gefiibl. GS bat oies auber Su.
NOR ,,nb Nertranen geiirige Mube,
mos alles slliommen Elm ipu,toerbares
Bib ereibt. Gs gibt Die @eididte
bon Bireinia Cunningham i'm So.
ipital. Slibia De SanilanS ipielt Sic
@oIe 8irainias felrig. fraftpoa un0
oramatiid. SEQ 8cnn ipielt aIs Or.
&if. .udbrenS Narf Gtepens ben
Iann on Mib De &anilano norlteut.
Gs ,uirfen nod nit Selen greig.
2eif g.ridion. 8ea,lnb Bonoi. gsatbas
liza St1ider II. a. m.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-06

Gs Gibt in BEN 8ereinieten Staa.
ten 14,6O8 9anfen, 1t stuar al(e
Der Staots. ober @unoeSauiiidt ,ln'
terliegen, aber 1ennoh i'm HriDat'
betrieb iteben. Darin beitebt ai,h Ser
Sailpti,nteri6ieo stuiiden Dem 8an'
fenbetrief bier uno i'm Muslonoe, tpo
tuo 6ie Banteu uielfa9 itoatlihe @es
triebe bil6en.
Se6e 8anf in ben Gereinieten Staa'
ten erbdlt einen Gbarter ODER &on.
seiiion bon eit,em Der 48 Stnuten,
in oem Der Sit iid befinbet ooer bon
Der 8unoesreelerl,ng. gs gibt I'M
gan5en 9603 8anfen nit itaatlihcr,
CHARTERS an,o 5Os5 Banfen, Sie bon
Ser 8unoesresierune 8ngeIaiien spur-
ben i,,to iif bespegen rationale gans
Ten nen1uen.
Die Nationalbanfen bdiiten Wit-
alieoibaft i'm 5eoerm 3eierpe Spitem
Der auf @runo eines @eietes I'M
Sabre 1913 crrihtet tpuroe, aIs man
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-06
THIS AND THAT

Canned corn and canned torna-
toes may be combined to make
hearty supper soup; flavor with
salt, peper and basil. Add little
|scraped onion also, as we'll as
crisp, crumbled cooked bacon il
lit is available.
1t is estimated in Hollywood
that the high cost of food in the
|past months has kept some T.
OOO,OO film lovers out OF the
movie houses.
Musical broadcasts daily to the
crowds in Waterloo Station, Lon
don. have proved highly popular.
A public opinion poll shows that
passengers OF all ages favor lively
music in the mornings and sooth-
ing selections in the evenings.
One robbery, burglary or theft
| is committed every half-minute of
every hour day in the year
Lumbermen's. Mutual Casualty
ICo. estimates.
A recent survey found that 63
per cent of all cooperative frozen
food lockers were in the north
central states.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-06

Icin Soehnatlano bobe Gbren erlpcr=
ben, als er anlaBlih oes nationalcn
Iennisturners Gric Sturyeb bon
'Siiooirita uno Saroslap Srobncp, ei-
men tihedpiloiuafiid)en @teiiter be-
liegte.
I'm ridtig ein5nldiisen, ipie iebr
lid sic 3eiten eeinbert baben, branbt
man nur an 9lIlice Goadman III Sen-
fen. cine Negerin rnS Goaegeltloen-
tim aus sllbunp. Georgia. Gieier Jun
gen Came ,purben iitngit @obe ebrerl
ge3ollt, ,peil iic i'm Sod,iprllng oell
HeforS fir Gra,len idaug ,mo iiber-
oics ols erite anerifaniid,e 5rau bel
oen SIpnpiiben 'Spielen cine Ifes
oaille eetpann. MiB Goodman ipllrSe
in sltlanta bon einem oifiSieuen
Gmpian0sfonitee bceyiiBt alno BON
elmer laneen araftipagenfaratpane
nod ibrem Seinratsort beeleitet Cine
begeiiterte Goltsmengc iilbclte fbr
auf Dem gansen @eee aa,. Dieier
5riumpb5,lg mar speib,ln6ert Mri=
len long.
0ies 1T Der @eiit, ber bc,ite baS
iporfbefliifene Mmerifa beieelt. @enn
bie Tillionen ser Sportliebbn5er Die.
ie @eiinnlng auf alien @ebieten 6es
nationaIen 2ebens berbniten spiirben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-06
Sic Geoeral Depofit Sai,saraase Cor

bie Jeoerol Depoiit Suiuoranee Cor.
poration gesriinoef, cine rationale
Meg:erungsinititution, 6euen 8ued
es 1T Sic Ginloeen her Wituoer seeen
Weuluit a,l ueuahern.. Sie 6iIoet cine
garantie. bdB fein GimIeger In elmer
nerii4erte,p 8a,tt Bis gun, 8etroge
bon 5000 Collar gum Sdaoen fomr1t
Dieier gerfidcrunesfonos beIiasft iid
eeeenmdrtie auf ei,,e Nillinroe
Dollar.
Die anteriaaJfden ghuatbanfen
iino inn 2eben Markrifns tief bertpur.
oelt. Die @egierunesbond)riften Bic.
men 6a5u, 1as @unfiyitem 81 itGrten.
Inn Die gfnleger bor SHdben 3,i be.
tuobren un6 Dem ga,Cen 2anb Elm
einfeitlides 8anftpeien 5u aeipdbr.
leiiten. gs nr,IB aber betont iper1ert
|daB ielbft sic GeoeraI @eierpe Haspts.
Die auf @runo Der 8un6esgeiete .ei.
men eroben ginfJub ouf 6as Birt.
fhaftsleben 6es 2anoes ansMben. iinS
Tribat= 1tidt Stoatsbanfen, obtpobI
iie unter @lnoesaufiidt iteben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-06
ANSWERS
Questions will be found on page !.

/. A pride.
2. Between II and Is pounds.
8. Aristotle.
4. Edison.
5. Hunting and fishing.
6. One who cuts gems.
7. "All Gaul is divided into
three parts"
8. A pin of wood or metal to
meat in shape while roasting.
9. Six.
10. Robert Herrick.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-06

bann tpiiroe quan eetuiB Der 8ertpirf.
Iihune ber natio,,nlen Ssoeale Mmc-
rifass nIberfomnrn, nGmIid) Ser
5reibeit irn6 6er aIeihen 2ebensmoe-
li6fait fir uIIc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-06
zeitbilN In, &pieeel Der
trei1e

Tie ~Oaifp SEEMS" bemerft all
Ser Meloung BON Sem slmgebot elmer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ieitens Der
8erliner &ommlniiten an @erbart
Gtsler (oer nod ourb einen gegen
ibn anbdnsie gelrpadten Strafproaeb
al Ger Mbreiie uno oantit an Dem Mn=
tritt ocs Sebromts in Berlin rcrbin-
bert iiD: ~gs lit 5u gcffen, oaB Gis-
Ter, ,,ad1em er ettpa Elm Sohr in
irgen6einenl Satelliten-8araoieie S.
Stalins ("A5al Socp") perbratut bat,
l,ns befaoenten, iiberiiitterten oemo-
fratiihen Yrieitern feline ebrlid)e afa=
oemiide @inung iiber sic 3arltGnre
in leiner neucn Seinot nidt porent-
baltcn miro"
.Sbe ltn.@mcrican Committee"
iiberihresbt (lbon biermit oos Dent,
bar ibdrflte Gerbammlmgsurteil
a,,soriidenS) sic ~9s. .. Seralb Gri-
6ure" eire rebaftionelle 8etrahtllna
gu Ser ,nmittelbar nad Dem ira.
giiden Sooe 2aurence S,,gaans er'
folaten Ger0fIentlida,ng eetpiiier
3cugenbetanounJen Dlrrc) Mitgltc-
ser des gbgeorbnetenba -&ontitecs
,iiir ltntebh.Gune IloatsfcinSltdrr
ltntriebe. "afit einem Sdlaae ba.
BEN iie (Wunbt unO GironD, id)reibt
oas 8latt, vbamit Sie ebrliden Be
miiJangen oes s(usibuiies I'M @,'t,
nradung frilNrcr gr3eiie mli oenl
Bebiet feiner ltnte,fluh,lmgsmetbo-
ben ,!nS ..m @esii;ou Fci,,er @rbeits,
,peiie i'm Sinne ser 8ermlnft llno
bes @edtes 5unidtegemabt. Oas oe.
mofratiide MusifalB-Mitglieb g. 6.
&ebert fyatte iiderlih &edt nit Scr
9emerfung es miiiie enolib Sflut
genrabt lperoen nit Der @eluobnbeit,
sic &omitee-@eid)afte in scr @eiie 81
fiibren, baE sic Snqlliiitoren Sas cine
auge alli oas jetpeilige 8e!oeismatc-
rial geridtct balten. mid 6em anoe=
rem afer bereits bie S1lugseilen Der
nG6len MoreenblGtter 81 erbliden
bemiitlt iino! Soften mir, baB Die
bur6 oos @erbalten oes @usidaiies
ousgel0ite Gmporlng lang gcnug
oorbd!+, @etpGbr oafiir u. aeben,
Dab Der nGdlte &onereB bei Ser Ne,.
bilouna Oes Gomitees 8oriiht tpalter
lGbt, fonrpetente 2el,te 81. oieien
@retnium binsu5iebt, ,mo oem ao
mitee oie itrifte Yfli9t auierIest. iid
Bel ieincn Mrbeiten on oronungsma
Bige Metbooen 5u balten."
Su Scr Sinrihhlng Scr IN Ncn
Scfioer &riegsperbrcherproscb Ibul'
Dig beiunoenen iapaniidpn &ilitars
,no Yolitifer idweibt oie "Nem Drrl
Gun" II. a.: r0ielleibt fonn OH
Menid,beit Dor Ser @efabr tpeitersr
Nnsriifsfriese a,i feline anore @ei'
ie betpabrt .perben. als baSurh, oal
oie @crantportli6feit fiir eineariegs
ansetteItlng (pie nun in Sofio gel6c.
benz on elmer peri0nliden Mngele'
genbeit gemadt .nto oi,d) in ieoen
ioIdrn Sale ei,e bon Sen Sfuloiger
pcrionlid 5u er!eioenoe StraIe ner'
bGngt tuirS. 8em iif bas 10 Der
bdIt amS porfomnerdoemfalls itets
nod Dem MuIter Ser Strafuftion IN
Tofio berfohren pirb. iollte Sie In'
Itift,,na BON ariegen balo als sic rig
fanteIte menidlihe @eihGftiannas
art aelten."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-06

~UI~AT]ub'tS OW PCa Iot wv o'C ~
ten 6er Meiiter bes sports tpeit mid.
tiger eribeinen, nls tbre Jarbe, ibr
glaltbenslLfenntnis ODER nationalc
3lugebGrigfeit.
IS mag als em, bebeutiamcs 3eidrn
ser Seit geltn, ba 2dni sadion, ser
erite Neger, Der als 0ubballer Dem
Seam Der Gale llniperiitp aneeborte,
einitinunig gum Captain Ses t949
Jubbaa 1eam getpGblt tpurbe. Gin
Sportrecatteur fiibrte boriibcr fol-.
genoes aus: r9ie Sautfarbe bon
Sadion tpuroe als boaig nebeniG6'
Iih betradtet. Der 3ufaa tpollte eben
oab oieler eritflaTitge Salf.bu,, Der
iib alleemeiner 9eliebtbeit erfrelite,
om beiten auf oieien @lat paBte."
giue firrae geidibtlibe ltebenibt
oes berufsnrGbigen amo bes sCma.
teurIports in s(anerita benefit, Bob
Sas ssoeal Scr @leidNit, oas in
glnerifa nidt gang pertpirflidt tul.r.
De, auf Sem Bebiete hes Sportlebens
nod umo nah aur le6enSigen @irf'
Iidfeit pirS.
0ieie Gutpidlung ging aber du'
berlt langiam por iib. Gs bat 8. g.
iebr lanee aeoauert bis oies i'm
groBen nationalen nnerifaniidrn
Sport. nantGid i'm 8aiebaa Der 6aG
ipar, 10 oab Spieler beri6ieoener
@aie unb Mbitamnnrna am Waior
2caguc 8uiebaa teilnebmen fonnten.
Crit in jiimaiter @ereansenbeit tonn'
te ii6 ser. 8aiebaa iol6er Spieler
riibmen apie Soc 9iMagaio. Ser Sta
Iiener lit, 8abc H,tb ,tno Sou @eb-
rig, oeren GItern bel.tidJe ginpanoe'
rer tparen ODER Sanf @orbon lrr0 SID
Vree'loer9, ole aoeoerllm a'''et'la"e'
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