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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
Bosch werke in Westzonen
werden aufge|oest
Resenkonzern der Robert Bosch A. g., der segen
Personen besehoeftigt, "EntkarteIlisiervnss-
cesetz" der U. S. MiItoerregervns getroffen.

Sronffurt. - 0ie Mufloiuuo oes
rieiiaen Ron3ernts ser Jsobert poId
Mftienseielidait suuroe pon Sen bri.
tiid.amcrifaniiden geiasunasbehor-
ben angeoronet. gon ser Gntfortel-
liiieruna peroen soblreif)e Poid,.
Derfe betroffen, Die eine grpBe Reibe
neridieoener ted)niider Reoarfsarti.
tel beriteaen, bon eleftriideu Muto.
armaturen bis GIT 6erniebapparaten
lino aompreiIiouen.
0ie CHARACTERIZATION Gommiiiton"
entibieb nad) iobrelanser Inter
fudiina uto pielen 8erbanoI,neen,
bab Ser .aou3ern cine iibermii-
biae @on3entration pirtihaftliher
Nodt oaritee. Der 8on3ern mlroe
uerpilidtet. ieine eroBe 3iinofersen-
iabrit in 8amber9 uno 20 tleinere
5abriten in san3 WeitoeutidlanS ab'
aultoben.
Our Musfiibrung ser aniierten
Mnweiiung pur0e ser ssirma 9oih
cine 5riit pon einem Sabr seiteut.
Snnerbalb bon apei Woteu fam ge-
gen Sic Mn.peiiums giniprub erboben
tperoeu.
Wad Ser gnneiiung bari Der
8uih-&on3ern feline beioen sroBen
Derfe in Stutteart. io1uie fleinere
0abrifen in 5tpei anoeren Srten be.
baIteu. ssnnerbaIb oes 8onserns
;oiirfen ebeuiaas cine Bruppe Stlltt=
garter AnIaeen bleiben, in oenen
8liibbirnen uuo 2uittomprelioren
berseiteut Deroen. @emGb sen ling
item JeititeIunQen beitGitieen sic
VoidNperte $4,000 Yerionen.
Cine Gbnlibe Wabnabme puroe
fiirslib i'm Safe Ser So. Sarben-
sperte. oes sroBten oeltiten Gbemle.
ton3erns. ersriiien. Gie erlte aus
Dem aon5ernoerbano geI0ite Jabrit
iou oemnGdit pertauit neroen. Die
An,peiiung segen Sic 9oidpperte idllt
ebeniaIls unter oas rGntfartellilie-
runssseies 90. 56. Ser bon ser ltS.
Nilit1rresieruns erlaiienen 8eiese.
Die iesise WaBnabme beititiste
ieit einiser Seit setegte grlpartun-
gen, aB England uno Mmerita Die
Nuiloiung Ser oeutIben aartelle
nunmebr beihleunist betreiben per.
oen. 8ie berlautet, ion Ser neue
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
Die Dompfer noch |onge NIGHT
von FIUgzevgen verdroengt
Hszvorragende Kueche soil die Werbelraii sein.

0ap Dorf. - llngeahtet Der 5ut.
iad)e, oaB Ser 5lugseugpcrfebr iiber
Den NoroatIantif geipaItie sugenom.
men bat unb in 3ufunit not) gans
anoere 0imeniionen erreif)en mirb.
tuenn Die neueiten 5ppen in SGtig-
felt treten meroen. 10 bat es lit) Sof
ge3eist. oaB sic groben GampierIi.
nien nod lanee nid)t iiberfliiIiia ae.
moroen iinh. baB cine immer sroBer
fper6enoe. Nad,iraae nah Meiieaele-
eenbeiten aui grnBen Sd)iIien beItebt.
:. uebcrau weroen beun audi Haiia.
Qieroampier sebaut. Br0Bere it)nen
lamicnhe ,Srad)toampfer neroen bier
unh "a NIT aabinen einaerihtet, unb
aud, bieie ReiieaeIesenbeit oiirite
aroBen 3uipruf Iinoen. beionhers
bel Iotdlcn. Sic lid) alif elmer Seeiabrt
erbolen molIen uno benen oas Beiea-
ihuitIid)e aui oen eroBen 2ampiern
nit ieinem Drum uno Gran nid)t
Iiegt.
Nun moaen alld) Die Ssran5oIen
tbren Nnteil an Dem atlantiicben
Meiieuerfebr baben. Sic baben in
oeiien nid,t oie Mbiid)t. lih einen
neuen Rieienoampier mie Die einitige
~HormanSie" ,ilsulegen. Ser Mile
liarbeu Don israncs perif)linaen
Diiroe.
Sic moQen 3llndd,It eilmlal ibre
alte ~Ssle De Jrance" iertiaitellcn.
Die einem ariinolid)en llmbau unter-
3o9en mOroen lit uno ibre erlte sSabrt
10 untreten ioQ. oaB lie Witte Suli
in Wem Dort eintriiit.
Gum apeiten noQen lie oie einitige
.GMropa" oes Norooeutihen Slopo
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
Nevervngen i'm
F|vgzeugbov

Baltimore, Nb. - Sn benz
,.Sobresberiht an bic slttiondre bat
Glen 8. Martin. ber SrGiioent Der
sSluoseu0iperft aIeid)en 9famens,
unter anoerem erfldrt. baR er iih
aus 9aiidiihten militariiher Natur
nid)t oarauf eiuIalIen fonne. iiber
perid,iebene Rroiefte Der Nerft irn
Gin,elnen 3u ipred)en, ook man in,
oeiien lebr baIb einiae Heuerunaen
bcrausbrinaen nerbe. Die einiQes
slufieben erregen ipiirhen.
Sn oen 3eihenlGlen tperoe at
EIdnen aeorbeitet, Die iiinaiten
Grfabrun9en ouf Dem @ebeit Der
idneller ais Der Gd,au fliegenbem
Tluasellae lpater in oie Eroris l,m-
ieben 3u t0nnen, niht MIR mas
bic Mntriebstraft anaebe, ionbern
audi bic ssormenaebuna Der sSlltas
sellgf0rper.
Mau orbeite aans beionbers al
einem aroben gombenflua,eugL oas
gana onoers als bic oeaenlpdrtiacm
Mooelle ausieben tpiiroe.
Nit Dem ~fB=48" babe man
bereits einen aroBen Ghritt por-
mGrts 9eton. Gr babe einen iedsfa.
den Oiiienantrieb erbalten.
/, Ser vMartin Malller" babe iih
bel allen Serillten ols bas bette
Slu9sela eripicien. oas man cuf
sSlua,cu9trGaern pertpenoen f0nne.
Gas 6lugseu0 babe 4 @eid,iibe bon
20 Millimeter &aliber uno tonne
leiht an Die 5000 Gflmo Gelpid)t
an Hateten. Sorpebos uno 8omhcn
troacn.
@eiter nerbc an Der 9Mrdfon.
ltrllierlm0 ppn allerbano lenfharen
@eid)olicn gcarheitet. iiber heren
Eatlr CT natiirIid) nitbts iaaen
fonne. Gr CLAUDE inbciien iaaen au
f0nnen. oaB Die sSirmo redt tpert.
pole 9eitrGae ,lr GerteioiQuna ocs
Sanocs liefern lperbe.
Gs iueroe orh nid)t mebr lange
oauern. un0 Die Mrmee nerbe Ser.
iude nit Der vGidino 9iodet" an.
itellcn. Die borauf berehnet lit.
| minocitcns 200 Meilen in bic 9uft
ltciaen su f0nnen. Sie mar uripriinas
lid fir bic iSlotte bcltimmt. lit in
oeilen Der 9lrmee iiberlpicien iporoen.
sSerner iuerbe unter Musniibuno
Der iiinaltcn Gntoedunaen auf oem
@cbiet Der Gleftronen an einem @e-
idiitturm aearbeitet. Der etlpas QanS
Nclles mo BON Der bisberiacn sSorm
Nbpeihenbes ooritellt. 2uoem iei es
ocn Gbemifcrn bes llnternebmens
aelunaen. Elm nid)t brembares Ma<
tcrial fir bic eSnneninrid)tlina Der
/ Nlugscllge su finOen.
gtlr iiber eincs miiiie CT 9elpiiier>
'maBen &la0e fiibren. baR ndmlilb
nllr iebr lucniae 2eute lpiiicn, in mel
d)cr &eiie audi Die ,Slu9luerftcn bar.
olh arbciten. Der &ebrmadu immcr
nelles Waterial sur Turhfiibrluo
ibrer 9lufNabe 81 lieicrn. llno mie
aroRc Slnnmcn fir cine off erfola.
lole iSoridllnNsarbeit allfaelpenpet
! lperoer miilien. Gr bofie. oaB litb
! oas i'm Soufe Der 3eti beiiern lper.
De. 2cnn Die Situation in Der aan.
Gen Nelt lie mebr als uniid)er. uno
Elm icocr miiiie belfen, oaR ocnl Qan=
DC nlht ctpa lleherraihun0cn he.
rictct lpcroen fGnntcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07

81 pliIeIH DoWIllopcrller YQna9ter=
bampier umbauen. Sieicr Inmpicr
iii tSranfreih uon ser Reparatipns-
fommiliion 3laeiprohen norhen. Gr
bat oannh peridieoene llnfGlle 81
per5eihnen sebabt. lit oann aber
id)licBlih ins Iod gebrad)t porbcn.
@ie bon ser 2eitllna ser Reeberei
erflart poroen lit. miro man iit nid)t
in irgeno elmer 0eiie seariidt iiib.
len. ialls es aui Dem S,ean CAMP
Ter aeben iollte. oie mooerner iinb.
ii,neller lauren umb Dem Reiienoen
uielleift mebr bieten finnen ais Ole
Irans0iildlen 9anpier.
ssn einem ahcr merhe man es nit
oen anberen nitt nur allinebmen
fonnen ionbern Die anSeren miiroen
ipGter suacben miiiien. oaB Die iran-
soiiid,en Shiiie nid)t iibertrofien
perben fonnen uno 5mar aui Dem
Bebiet Der aiid)e.
Wan babc Iid) oa einen Gbeifod,
perpflidltet. Baiton Waarin. oeiien
Same aaein aeniiaen oiirite. 8unddht
eiumaI reht piele Haiiaaiere nad
Der "SsIe oe ssrance" su 3ieben. Set
ner aunit lit es 5u3llid)reiben. SaR
ser Yaiiaaieroampier DE @raiie"
ir beIiebt aeuorben iii. Was er iid]
an 9elifateiien aui oieiem 9ampier
aeleiitet babe. oas lieBe iid lhleht
in Wort" ausbriiden.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07

&tnR e. unD 1Are 4naeoDssas.
0gttalteb ~ Qrantenperetn pwD
Gemtral &erbanbP 8eWn utdAt. DeSe
ID Me Sett tet3utsetea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-03
 ] MAY RE BLASTED, ..IRUMAN'5 SPEECH
By Associated Press

It was just one year ago that President Truman got the news that he had been elected President of the United States. This morning the Presidents old campaign train is rolling toward St. Paul, Minne- sota, where MT. Truman makes a speech tonight Cat 10:30 pm. EST). The speech will be broadcast. lover CBS)
 The President has jokingly told reporters that this speech will be a "non- political, bipartisan" ad- dress. But his aides say the speech will be a renewal of his blasts at so-called "reactionaries" and re- affirmation of the Fair Deal pro- gram.
 MT. Truman will be the main figure in today's Truman Day" in Minnesota which is celebrating its centennial.
 TRUMAN ARRIVES
 MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 3.-R-- President Truman arrived here at pm. today by special train. He will take part in Truman Day" celebration in connection with ob- servance of the Minnesota Terri torial Centennial. @
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-03
] FEATURES ARE AT 2OTH CENTURY
 T0NlGHT, FRIDAY

Two features are at the 20th Century Theatre tonight and Fri day. \
 Gagged Fury latest action thriller for Paramount, is one ot the features, with Richard Den ming, Sheila Ryan. Buster Crabbe, and Mary Beth Hughes heading the cast.
 Its story built around a ilomicldal maniac in clowns clothing, Gagged Fury" is said to be pulse-pound- ng melodrama of terror under the pig top. It tells a tale of warped ove and murderous revenge, with avage lions doing the bestial tid- ling of their mad master.
 The film also features spectac- ular circus fire climax, reminiscent of a recent similar tragedy in Con- necticut.
 When a teen-age trouble-shooter sakes over in big sisters double romance, her love problem is so solved she almost wishes she had to start over! That's the story of the hilarious new comedy treat, Arthur Takes Over" the other feature.
 A joyous, fresh kind of laugh hit that features a youthful cast headed by Richard Crane, Lois
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-03
STATION WEST"
 IS THRILLER AT
 CAPITOL THEATRE

With Dick Powell and Jane Greer n the stellar roles, RKO Radios Station West" treats in exciting fashion of an Army post mystery n the Wyoming of 1872, and of the exploits of an officer sent to in- vestigate conditions which seem to be tied in with mystery woman. This feature is at the Capitol The atre tonight and weekend.
 Powell portrays a major in the intelligence Department who is or dered to find out why two soldiers guarding gold shipment were murdered Posing as an Army hat ing civilian, Powell reaches Rock Pass, secretly makes contact with the commander of the Army post, and distinguishes himself, as part of his campaign, by whipping the biggest man in town in rousin9 fight.
 This brings him to the attention of Charlie Miss Greer), heautiful proprietress of the principal saloon and gambling house. She gives him a job operating the stage line Under cover of this he goes about lis difficult task of identifying the bandits who killed the soldiers anc whose depredations have made the local mineowners fearful of ship ping out their gold, most of which is stored at the Army post for saf- ety.
 Powell daringly accomplishes his mission, foils a carefully laid plar to rob the post itself. and brings retribution down on the heads oi the criminals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-03
HE MADE I'll!

As tough as they came this stranger from nowhere knew he was up against the most dangerous cOmbna- tiOns in the and gold!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-03
HOSPITAL NOTES

Paul Ed Malo, Mrs. Herman Ro- senberger and Mrs. Charles Jenne were admitted to St. Ann's hos pital yesterday.
 Linn Forrest, Mrs. Hartley Crosby and baby girl, and John Worgum were discharged from St. Ann's yes terday.
 Josephine Jones of Sitka and Joseph Stevens Jr. were admitted to the Government hospital yes terday
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-03
SALES TAX ON ALL-FUR C0AT5
 IS POSTPONED

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3-RLThe Internal Revenue Bureau today postponed until March the effec- tive date of a ruling clamping the 20 percent sales tax on all-fur coats, without exception.
 The postponement was in re- sponse to protests from manufac- turers and merchants. They claimed they would suffer loss unfairly unless given time to dispose ot stocks acquired before the ruling.
 The original ruling, made known yesterday and intended to be inn mediately effective, was designed to plug loophole in the law under which some all-fur coats had gone tax free along with fur-trimmed cloth coats.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-03

Collier, Skip Homeier and Ann E. Todd, the Twentieth Ccntury-Fox release moves thcatregoers in to a family group where love and laughs abound at a dizzy pace. when Arthur, a jitterbug, sets himself up as a love and family relations coun- sellor, he is caught in a series of riotous complications that have the whole town in a tumult!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-03
RAINBOW GIRLS MEETING

The regular business meeting of the Order of Rainbow for Girls will he held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Scottish Rite Temple There will be reports con- corning the Halloween Carnival. Also plans for exemplifying the in- itiatory work in Douglas for the Order of Eastern Star on November Is will be made. All members should attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-03
YAKUTAT VISITOR

A. c. Emmett of Yakutat is re- gistered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-03
TACOMA VISITOR

Frank Tinney of Tacoma is stop ping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-03
SEATTLE GUEST

H. O. Erickson of Seattle is re- gistered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-03

K. F. Grimes of Seattle is stop ping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-03
SON FOR ROsENBERGERs

SON FOR ROSENBERGERS ?Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rosenberg CT of Juneau became the parents of a baby boy yesterday afternoon at St. Ann's Hospital. The chile weighed eight pounds six ounces at birth.
The guardian., 1949-01-08
Know Your Race History

The Lenox Street Housing Pro-
ject win hold a weekly quiz. ST. 90
will be given to the first two
boys or girls with the correct
answer to the weekly quiz ques-
tion. Submit your answer on
this form and return to Mr.. Will
lis at the project office on Sat-
urdays at 1880 PM. The ages
for this contest are 9-18.
We are using the same ques-
ton that was published last week.
This is due to the fact that there
were no winners. The same uues-
ton will run until an answere is
given and the money will be ac-
cumulated. Come on boys and
girls, let's get busy and hit the
jackpot.
QUESTION:
The guardian., 1949-01-08
SICK COMMITTEE FORMED


A sick committee has been
formed at Lenox Village. Mr.
Willis suggested the idea to Mrs.
Alice Fletcher Of baltimore
Court and she was so enthused
they Immediately went into ac-
tion and asked several citizens
of the village to assist them. The
function Of this committee is to
visit the sick, send flowers and
cards and fruit tand in case Of
death they will arrange a floral
piece and also appoint a group
to represent the citizens of Lenox
Village at the funeral. If you
know of any one being i'll, please
get In touch with one of the
sick committee. Their names
are listed below.
Mrs. Gertrude Woodhouse, 500
Shawmut Ave, Apt. %;
Mrs. Hazel Marshall, 2 Trotter
Court, Apt. 26;
Mrs. Millicent jackson, 9 Trot-
ter Court, Apt. 72;
Mrs. Harriet Benable, 10 Lat
tinore Court, Apt. sS;
Mrs, Alice Fletcher, 9 Latti-
more Court, Apt. lit;
Mr.. Richard Sutton, 10 Dit
mus Court, Apt. 10;
Mrs. Gertrude Jones, l Ditmus
Court, Apt. 154;
Mrs. sera Burns, GIT shawmut
Ave-, Apt. 1871;
Mrs. Beatrice Johnson, 8
Kendall St., Apt. ZIG;
Mrs. Anna Woodburn-Bea IS
Trotter Court, Apt. 226.
Mrs. Geneva Reynolds, "a
Trotter Court, Apt. 242.
Mrs. Leila Cook, II Trotter
Court, Apt. 254.
Mrs, Ruth Proctor, 10 Latti:
more Court, Apt. 277.
Mrs. Sara Blackjack, II Lat
timore Court, Apt. 295.
The guardian., 1949-01-08
a activities listed below:

activities listed below:
MONDAY, T-8:s0-Co-Ed group
Juniors. supervised by Mr.. VIII
lis, Rev. Woodhouse and Mr..
Cooper.
TUESDAY, 3:45 andS- Movies.
WEDNESDAY, 4:0O--Girls Choir
al Group, Mrs. Mary Brown,
director. 7:OO-S:3O - COED
group Seniors, supervised by
Mr.. Willis, Rev. Woodhouse and
Mr.. Cooper.
THURSDAY, TOO Boy Scouts,
Mr.. Joseph Brown, Scoutmas-
ter.
FRIDAY, 800 - Celestial Choir,
Mr.. Prout, Director.
SATURDAY, 800 - Jr. and sr.
COED Dance.
The guardian., 1949-01-08

Lisenby Dorothy Cardoza
and Sonny jackson are an ideal
couple :. Donald Mccarthy has
eyes only for Juanita w. /.
Marjorie w. will you make up
your mind about Joe Walker !.
Patsy Hyatt is quite a girl i. !.
Clement vicKs, you had better
watch for A. ]. will beat your
time Jackie c. do you know
that Andy jackson has eyes only
for you? =. Phil Nichols and C..
Tyler are real pals now Mar
gle Woods, what about little
Joe? \. ;. AL Knight and Gertrude
]. are on the beam Alton
Thompson and Ruth L., never
mind about r. J. :. Shirley
Coles, remember you can't have
all the boys Rodney Thomp-
son, are you mad? !. Marianne
S. was seen with P. N. the other
night Milton Green is very
cool and the lassies go for him
in a big way It seems that
Gloria Garner has the best go
-. Shirley Coles and Joe Walk
er have so much to contend with.
What with all the girls shooting
at Joe :. Jack Scott Is quite a
lad with the lassies =. Annie
L. had better watch out !.
Charden Gomez and Hattie Al
ford are sitting up on top Of the
world. What about that? !.
Dolores Johnson, when is your
boy friend coming home?
KNOW YOUR RACE HISTORY
Last weeks question was un-
answered, so we are using it
again this week. Come on young
people, look up these answers.
II you do, we are sure you will
be as proud of your race as any
other racial group. Some Of the
greatest men and women of Am
erica and the world we're and are
colored.
RECREATION PROGRAM FOR
CHILDREN OF NABoRHooD
All Of the children in the.
Lenox Street Project and neigh
borhood are cordially invited TO
join in some Of our recreation
The guardian., 1949-01-08

ber. Mr.. Willis used his influ-
ence in placing 25 men in good
Jobs during the past few months.
He Is most interested in the rm-
derprivileged families in our dis
trct. He is a born humanitarian.
At Xmas he played Santa to sew
eral families. We also have park
ing facilities for 20 cars instead
of 10. / am sure that the car
owners will be glad to know that.
Mr.. willis has no paid workers
on the recreation program. The
staff Of voluntary workers are
doing a great job in developing
q greater and more extensive
program for the development Of
our youth.
COED NIGHT
COED Night is held each Mon
day evening from 8 to 9. 140
girls and boys met at the social
hall to hear a lecture on Race
history by Mr.. Willis, on the life
Of George Washington Carver,
Gloria Woodhouse and Gloria
Garner acted as hostesses. The
young people listened for 20 min
utes TO their favorite recordings
after which they enjoyed a ten
minute social session. Mr.. VIII
lis extends a cordial invitation
to the parents to visit us on Mon
day nights so as to see what a
fine program Mr.. Willis is pre-
sending for the children. Be-
ginning, Monday, January 10th,
Mr.. Willis will have a permanent
staff Of lecturers for the young
people.
DEATH NOTICE
God through his divine provi-
dence has called another one of
our tenants from labor to re-
ward. Mr.. Wyatt Reynolds of
9 baltimore Court departed this
The guardian., 1949-01-08
ODDS AND ENDS AROUND
THE DEVELOPMENT

Did you know that the ten
ants Of the Lenox Street Pro-
ject take more interest and
pride in the upkeep Of their de-
velopmnt than any other devel-
opment In Boston Z. At the last
Saturday night social, two Of our
finest young men were trying to
fight over their heart beat. They
were Immediately sent home and
the young lady escorted hcme by
another Romeo. How dumb can
they be There are still some
people that better get wise be-
fore it's too late. They might
fall in the ditch they are dig
ging for someone else Several
of the tenants have really gone
overheard for Mr.. willis, by the
many Xmas gifts he received :. /.
Mrs. Elwood Jones, our newest
tenant. is organizing a girls club,
ages from Z to IL Tenants
send your news to the Project
Reporter In care OF the Mana
gers office.
NEW YEARS EVE PARTY
Never before have the young
people had so fine a time as they
did on last Friday night. Mr..
Willis went all out TO make the
party a great affair. The young
folks danced, ate ice cream,
drank punch and really enjoyed
themselves.
A GREAT GUY
Mr.. Willis has only been with
us for eight months and he has
proven himself as most reliable
and capable during the past few
months. Mr.. Willis was instru-
mental in having Kendall Street
ro~ as a play area during
il August and Septem-
The guardian., 1949-01-08
NEW MOVIE SCHEDULE

NEW MOVIE SCHEDULE
Beginning January 18th, the
movies will start at 2.45 PM.
and 7:so PM. This is due to
the new schedule in the public
schools changing to one session
thereby letting the children out
earlier,
The guardian., 1949-01-08
WISE SAYINGS

"We are all greater than we
know"
Each day is new beginning"
Every day begins a New
y ear"
The guardian., 1949-01-08

WHO WAS THE CoLoRED
DOCTOR THAT WAS m
UMENTAL IN THE
BUILDING UP OF THE
BLOOD BANK FOR WORLD
WAR II9
Name ......,.............
The guardian., 1949-01-08
Beauty Hints
A PRETTY FACE

All women desire a prrettf
face-even the homeliest, and
strangely enough--even a homcly
face can be pretty for prettincss
lies not wholly in the perfection
Of features, nor Of the skin. Often.
it is elusive, sorne mystical quail
ity that lends enchantment. Have
you not wondered why certain
women, either young or very old,
The guardian., 1949-01-08

life the latter part Of December
and was buried on December
31st. Mr.. Reynolds will be re-
membered for his friendly atti-
tude toward his fellow man. Mr..
Willis extends his condolences
to the dear wife and family.
BE thou near me through
the liyelong day,
That I may know whatever
comes is best,
And when the sunset fades to
to twilight gray
Bring me safely home to rest" 7"
POEM OF INSPIRATION
BY Enoch Woodhouse
From earth to Heaven
From sea to sod
There is one great power
AND that IS God.
There is one that will take you
by the hand
And give you the bounty Of
the land
There Is one for whom nothing
is too grand
And that is God.
Though friends may forsake you
Though heartache may break
you
There is one that will take you
And that is God.
GOSSIP COLUMN
BY Gloria Garner
Willie Washington is not quite
able to catch up with Rose M.
What about that? :. Bertha
Bryant is playing a smart game
with Rodney Thompson !.
Humberts Catlin is quite tne
bashful boy, however he has a
crush on Gwen M =. Andy
Jackson is Sharping ]. Camp
bell Buddy Washington, the
glamour boy IS definitely gone
over Phyllis H. (. Ruth H. what
is your story? :. Philips Nichols
is a grand lad i. Now Joe I'm
derwood, when win you get the
courage TO tell Shirley C. that
you like her -. {. Jaharie J. is be-
ing seen In the company Of John
The guardian., 1949-01-08

give the illusion Of beauty? Ycu
can't put your finger on it-but
it is there, fixed, permanent, for
ever. 1t comes fro nwithin-Look
deeper than the skin for it. 1t lies
in the heart.
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American League
5OFTBALL LEAGUE
MEET WEDNESDAY

A meeting Of all the teams in
the Juneau Softball League will
be held at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday
night, May 4, in the Parish Hall OF
the Catholic School.
The meeting will be held on the
top floor and all team managers
are requested to use the Fifth
street entrance.
Team representatives are urged
tc be present at the meeting fol
drawing OF the playing schedule,
the playing nights and other issues
needed for the benefit of the
league.
At present five teams have ack-
nowledged their intention to par
ticipate in the league for the COM
ing year.
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FIGHT DOPE

enc knockout took place last
night in the ring and the other
events were outpointers as follows:
BOSTON-Kid Gavilan, 1A7h,
Havana, Cuba, outpointed Al (Red)
Priest, 1884, Cambridge 10).
PHILADELPHIA - Eddie Giosa,
1877, Philadelphia, outpointed Lew
jenkins, 1856. Sweetwater, Texas.
dO).
NEW YORK George La Falgio,
1873, New York, knocked out joey
Rrocato, 1874, New York ~.
CLEVELAND-Robert Villemain
1853, France, outpointed Reuben
Jones, 1853 z, Norfolk, Va. d0).
sAN FRANCISCO Johnny Con
zales, 40, Oakland, Calf, out
pointed Alex Amador, l41A, San
Francisco lo).