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Seward seaport record., 1949-05-27
City Beautiful Campaign Hits Popular Favor

Ltd5Co WIlO QtCldc OIl Iflc Wcch- ly awards for the city beautiful campaign find themselves con- fronted with difficult decisions when it comes to naming the win ners.
 The clean up campaign has talk en an unprecedented hold on To- cal residents and a new civic con- sciousness has caused people to organize clean up parties for pub lie places as we'll as for their own property.
 Members of the Sacred Hearth Catholic Church had a clean up party last Saturday night to re- move rubbish from the vacant lots behind the church. Six huge truck loads of old lumber and trash were hauled to the city dump.
 Housing Area Improved
 A great improvement in the ap- pearance of the Veterans Housing area has been made during the past couple of weeks, mostly by residents of the area. People living in the units have gathered up stones and rubbish, which they or the city trucks have hauled away.
 Manager George Turnbull said that about eight truckloads of stones and debris were removed from the corner near his house. Besides that, residents had gath cred up large quantities of rocks and other unsightly material from the ground about their houses. Bill Terry and Walter Hill set up a little fenced playground very ingeniously equipped.
 Weekly Winner
 Although there were many pos sible choices for the weekly award, the great improvement which the Hugh Milroys made in the appear arlce of their property on Fifth Avenue brought them the weekly i City Beautiful award. The inn proved appearance of the place i seemed to add most to the general good of the town. They will re- ceive a prize of five dollars in trade at the Seward Laundry.
 Joe Doyle has done lot of 1 work on his lot at the corner of Third Avenue and Adams Street, cleaning and leveling the ground. He has placed new top soil on the lot and is planting lawn.
 Four boys have won theater ! tickets this week for clean up jobs they have completed satisfactorily. They are Peter Wagner, Rodney Hardesty, Dick Murphy and Rich ard Giardina. Weekly Winners
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Cole
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Neff
 MT. and Mrs. Delmar Zentmire MT. and Mrs, HuOh Mi1rov
Seward seaport record., 1949-05-27
FIREMEN ANSWER TWO CALLS

The Seward Volunteer Fire De partment answered two calls this week. The first was grass fire near the Jesse Lee Home at 3:3O Tuesday afternoon and at 5:S0 Thursday morning oil flooding from a cooking stove at Chuck's Grill brought the firemen out again. Damage in both fires was negligible.
Seward seaport record., 1949-05-27

Miss Frances Clark of the staff of the Seward General Hospital will leave next week on a six weeks tour of the western states. Miss Clark plans to attend a con- vention of X-ray workers in San Francisco.
Seward seaport record., 1949-05-27
DIR. AND MRS. LOWELL RETURN TO SEWARD

Dr. and Mrs. Laurence Lowell returned to Seward Thursday on the passenger ship SS Aleutian after a visit to Juneau. The parents of pr. Lowell accompanied them to Seward and expect to remain for the summer. Dr. Lowell expects to attend medical convention at Atlantic next month.
Seward seaport record., 1949-05-27

Roy Mitchell, who has been in charge of maintenance of the northern part of the highway from Seward to Hope for a number of years, expects to make a trip to the States next week.
Seward seaport record., 1949-05-27

Mrs. Lillie E. James, long time resident of Alaska and former owner of the Alaska Shop in Sew ard, was to leave on the SS Aleu- tian today. Mrs. James will make her home n Seattle.
Seward seaport record., 1949-05-27
SS Aiosko On
 Summer Schedule

Sailing al Il 9 m. May 9, the steamer Alaska Of the Alaska Steamship Company inaugurated it's twelve-da summer cruises to Southeastern and Southwestern Alaska.
 The itinerary of the Alaska in- cludeS ketchikan, Petersburg, Sit ka, Cordova, Valdez and Seward The call at Sitka will mark the first time since preWar that Alaska Line tourist steamers have called at this port, the former Russian capital of Alaska. Captain Henry Burns, who has been with the company since 1886, will command the Alaska this sea- son.
 SS Victoria The steamer Victoria, senior ves- sel in the Alaska service, is being recommissioned to augment the active fleet of the Alaska Steam ship Company.
 Sailing for the first time June 8, the Victoria will inaugurate direct service from Seattle to the ports of Valdez and Seward. According to present plans, she will remain on this run throughout the sum- mer.
 Captain Adolph Danielson, who has served with the Alaska Line since 1921, will command the Vic toria this season.
 The freighter Sailor Splice is due to arrive at Seward May 27 and the Abigail Adams, which is in Seward today, is due to leave Seattle again June 10 for Veldez, Whittier and Seward On the same day the Sail or Splice will be leaving Seattle again for Ketchikan, Petersburg. Juneau, Cordova, Valdez and Sew ard.
 Mrs. Lillie E. James, long time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-02-26
Eskimo ThincIads
Look Promising
Under New Coach
By MARVIN WILLIAMS

This year when Northern
Highs new track coach. Bud
Weaver takes over his duties. he
will be aided by three outstand-
ing lettermen, Chuck" Hollo-
way. Andrew Hill and William
Wiley These three boys have
been a great factor in the Eski-
mos wonderful cage record this
year and will be counted on to
do the same for the thinclads.
Weaver has the position for
merly held by Wallace Silver
berg who took over az Weaver's
old stand at Redford High
School.
The first track practice under
the new coach was q good one
with over 40 aspirants hitting
the track. Richard Taylor and
Eddie Lodge are in the lineup.
With so many prospects the
coach is looking forward TO a
big year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-02-26
Motley Sets Pace
In All America
Football League

NEW YORK (NNPA)-Marion
Motley. OF the champion Cleve-
land Browns was the most de-
structive ball carrier in the ALI
America Conference last season.
Figures released last Tuesday
BY Joe Petritz. publicity chief
Of the conference. officially gave
Motley the rushing champion
ship. The 236-pound fullback OF
the champions rolled up 964
wards in 1871 rushes for an ave-
rage OF GA.
Joe Perry. San Francisco rookie
colored fullback. served notice
that he will be a strong rival
TO Motley. Joe had the best
average among those who carried
rs times or more-7.30 on a total
OF 562 yards in ~ plays. Perry
and Lou Tomasetti OF Buffalo
tied in touchdowns with ten.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-02-26

the Republic or TO otherwise
iniermingls In any such con.
test"
Local authorities were Of the
opinion that sympathizers OF the
Ku Klux Khan were responsible
for the bills introduction to the
committee since the Khan OPP
posed recent announcements by
the BROOKLYN Dodgers baseball
team that they would play both
OF their Negro stars. Jackie
Robinson and Roy Campsnella.
in an exhibition game in the
spring
NO LAW ON BOOKS
At the time OF the announce
ment Khan spokesman let il be
known in no uncertain terms
that members OF their organiza-
ton were opposed to such sports
manship
A check OF the states statutes
revealed that there were no laws
in the state which prohibited
Negroes and whites from play
ing in particular games together.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-02-26
Adams, Denning
Spark Barriers

Roger Adams and Blaine Den
Ming spanked the Michigan Bar
Der College in their decisive de-
feat of the Franklin Street Vik-
ings, 58-42. al the Brewster
Center last Sunday in the final
game Of the regular cage season.
This put the BARRIERS out in
front Of the Sportsmans. Pride
Of Michigan and the Spsrklds,
who wound up the season IN a
three way tie for second place.
Adams scored Is points while
Denning scored IL 10 take scor-
ing honors for the game Both
men are presently PLAYING on
the Lawrence Institute Freshman
ra0n cntfud
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-02-26
Yanks Signs
Nevada Star

The New York Yankees Foot
ball Club, announced this week
that they had signed another
Negro football star upon recon-.
mendation of one of their star
footballers, Claude Blu d y
Young
Sherman Howo~d fo-n1er '7a-r
mate Of Buddy Young's at Wen
dell Phillips high Scnool IN Chr
csgo and recently Of the Uni-
verslty Of Nevada signed 10 play
with the Brooklyn New York
Yankees team next fall.
Howard, who is one OF the
fastest fullbacks in the country
has run the 100 yard dash in
81 seconds. Howard weighs zoe
pounds and stands six feet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-02-26
CHAPMAN HIGH MAN

Briggs continued going down
after holding down first place
for most OF the campaign The
Sparklers nipped the former
leaders 10 the tune OF 1921. Err
nest Chapman was the high man
for the Sparklers with Is points.
He was followed by Briggs
Johnson with eight points Eegie
Best was limited 70 only four
points
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-02-26

and lost on a decision.
MAY co TO NEW YORK
II Reid can keep up hi,
same victorious pace in N,
Windy City he will 60 10 the
finals in New York in March
10 fight for the National Cham.
pionship.
Another stablemate OF Reid,
Leroy Jones, promising weller.
weight. will go TO Chicago :,
runner up TO Reid. jones Is ON.
Of Riley's boys from the Nor,b
End Club. Jones won his first
bout from Bud Slater OF Jack.
son by a knockout.
He then decisioned Ole OLE.
son Of Flint and was on his
way 10 q third victory over
Harold Van WYek OF LANSING
when Van WYck scored some.
thing Of q "fluks" knockout
in the last few seconds Of their
bout eliminating Jones chance
at the State Championship.
NoRTHEND MEN
ON TELEVISION
Thursday five fighters from
the Northend Club will fight al
the Lincoln High School gym
in Ferndale. Mich, on the " eek.
~ television boxing show
Charles Johnson will fight IN
the $50 pound class; Allen Cam.
eron fights In the welterwcigh,
class: M. T. Thompson fights in
the ll8 pound class; Leroy Jone,
in the welterweight class. and
Fred Young will put on a heavv.
weight show. There will be zen
bouts on the card. Fights start
al TOO,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-02-26
Khan Seeks to Outlaw
Inter Racial Sports

ATLANTA. Gs.-A committee
OF the Georgia legislature begar
last week drafting a bill which
would make il unlawful for Ne
gro and white athletes 10 par.
ticlpate in the same contest
Entitled. An Act 10 Pro-
hibii the white and Negro races
from participating together In
any athletic contest. exhibition
or practice" il was given 10
the committee on the state Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-02-26
Michigan Barber College Cagers Lead
AS Brewster League Starts PlayoHs
Seven Teams
Make PIayoffs

After a whlTlwind season the
Brewster Sunday League will be-
gin their annual playoffs with
the l946 Championship Michigan
Barber College team in the ia
vouic role ior this years tro-
ply
Seven teams made the play
offs Sportsman. Sparklers, Bar
Der College, Briggs. Birdhurst,
Vikings and the Pride of Mich
igan. The four teams who fsllsd
10 qualify for the playOffs are
Dodge. Longs. ROYALS and Great
Lakes The four teams not in
the playofts VIII play for the
consolation award.
IN the feature games OF Sun
DAYS card the Sportsman VIII
take the Barber College az 800
and AZ 400 inc Spsrklers and
Briggs win re I'D for the second
tame In ;No weeks. In the re-
naming match al 600 p M
Birdhurst lakes on the vikings
Pride ~ Mich drew bye
sor the first round.
At 1870 Dodge meets Longs
in the first Of the consolation
games and az $50 Royals meet
Great Lakes.
The playotf games promise
plainly a. excitement with some
,rff competition from al. the
eaders The BARRIERS outfit have
3een very aggressive and &C
.ugste IA their recent games and I
nav be sad 70 sport a slight
sdge in TIE opening ROUND
,cairs, INC Sportsman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-02-26

Pride Of Michigan took q
close decision from Birdhurst.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-02-26

Helus WIN - ptCcCHAiy hBhhAie
under a Pontiac club, is a pro-
duct Of Jimmie Riley's al the
North End Boxing Club. He has
been fighting for only 8 m5nths
and shows promise OF biting one
Of the best fighters developed
in Detroit in recent years.
TAKES FOUR DECISIONS
Reid won all four Of his
qualifying bouts in Grand Rap.
Ids. His frat victim was Fran
els Block Of Kalamazoo. He
took this fight on 4 unanimous
decision. In his most spec
tseulsr fight Reid scored an
upset over last years cham
pion. Tony Lomonaco.
Lomonaco had the better OF
the fight for the first OF the
round, but Reid seemed TO get
on TO his style of fighting and
was the aggressor from there on
to the end Of the fight His third
victory came over Louis Stiles,
another fighter from the Pontiac
Club. His final fight was with
Hal Hoover. Hoover was badly
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-02-26

At 1870 Dodge meets Longs
in the first Of the consolation
games and az $50 Royals meet
Great Lakes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-02-26
33-2s. Stots and Ron TeasleY
led the scorers with IL and Q
points respectively.
BASS HIGH SCORER

Great Lakes took advantage
OF this last opportunity 70 win
their first game of the season
from Dodge. The two teams
were tied al the half but the
Insurance men pulled out from
that point to score their pre-
cedent setting victory. johnson
was high point man for the
Great Lakes with seven points.
High point for the game was
Bass with g.
The Sportsman Hotel team
had an easy time maintaining
their second place position at
the expense OF Longs Drugs in
their encounter. Sportsman won
1921. Jackson and Fredericks led
the scoring for the victorious
Highland Parkers with 10. and
10 points respectively.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-02-26
Local MddletOeight
Wins -Four Straight
Ed Reid Called Outstanding Ring Prospect
To Fight National Semi-finals in Chicago
Rx Conklin B. Bray

GRAND RAPIDS Mich.-Ed Reid, Detroit middle
weight. won the l949 Michigan State Golden Glove,
championship last week here in the Michigan State Finals
From here Reid will travel to Chicago this week to fight
in the semi-finals
Evening star., 1949-06-10
SITUATIONS woMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK, supervising
billing, invoicing and credit writing
dept. thoroughly experienced in
handling steel products and bids
calculating machines Box TAR.
Star l2@
COLLEGE GRADUATE. May; chemis-
try. type IS w.p.m desires doctor .
once work ttE Oct. or perm con-
slider anything. BOX le>-R, Star
COLLEGE INSTRUCTOR. rs. desires
can type, has had 3 yrs experience
as camp counselor. Call DE $500.
COMPANION, agreeable. adaptable. re-
fined and most dependable, desires
position with or 2 ladies. ia. o264
EXECUTIVE HoUsEKEEPER for
small hotel; working in hospital
now. can leave on short notice,
BOX l36-R. Star. l2'
FOOD MANAGER. restaurant, club
or cafeteria excellent reference,
Telephone ME 1850. l2'
GIRL. colored. wishes elevator Job.
L TO 2. or 3 to IL. ST. 5747. -l2
GIRL, GIRL col: wants cleaning s,na EotsS, .Ss
LADY. young. desires file clerk. maid
or fountain work: neat and reliable
Lu. 3-o273.
LADY, colored. exper; take care
children Sesf rs E ssassTI home os DAY. OF
NURSE, colored. trained, practical
experience in bedside cases and
baby care. Il. 3-564S le'
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, avail
Resident MANAGER. exper. and ex.
cellent references; District or sub
urban. Phone Sliso 7l2s. 10
TYPING. clerical work, done al home
OIL S5SS.
CURTAINS, washed and stretched
reasonable prices Basement. "a
Eye st. NV. MRS. PINNER TO-
WIDOW, white, companion to semi.
invalid: Wash, live out: ref: S2t
week LU 3.3633
Evening star., 1949-06-10
INSTRUCTION coURsEs

MODERN TRAINING 70 oeauiy cui.
ture, all subjects taught Approved
y Government for oI training
WAR-rYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
tEaRs lalS q IN saSErf pt 10 iaeH afiy. ..,el,
New cars comp:.ts dual control
EASY METHOD North iTs4
their chosen lines. The l. c. s
offers 400 courses to help you sue
ssed. Business apd s,rb Enginserins arsas, aE
phone 7 G. O. aio Bond Bids,
ssAUfi la + OPERATORS NEEDED
Modern training In all subjects; day
nlEhi and ..I,ars pars.sims s.aas fiassss ros 4s'
ouR SCHOOL. is40 N. ave
NE 777s Established la1s.
BOOKKEEPING, comptometer. typins
courses, beg. and rev. day and nigh
classes now starting Excel. posi-
sions. save usual time time. Est
33 yrs. BOYD SCHOOL. 700 18th
THE GNIv. DRivING LAB. offers q
complete personalized Nd. DRIVING
training serv.; standard rates; fret
pickup. Call AP. o347. la
In 20, 1-hr. lessons. Results guar
CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS. 134t
Conn. ave. Du. 1900, RA. $500
SWIMMING INsTRUCTIONs-swin
within 3 lessons CT your money re.
Beach. Nd, Sat. and Sun only
2 classes daily 12 end 4; loca.
classes Mon. through Thurs. Dta
MA 9655 for information; profes-
sional Instructors. -12
TUTORING-Follow subjects. high
school level: First. second year al
zebra, plane geometry, physics. biol
ogy, general science: high school el
Junior college level, English gram;
math. Call Otis 9lS7 Friday eve
ming or Saturday before 3 pm:
exercise for ladies. Telephone hour
IL am. Saturday. CHARLES, AID
$685.. Louisa Beauty Salon. 1881
Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
SALESMAN

LEADER In the business forms tn
dustry seeks representative for The
Washington area; age 20 70 26; q
knowledge Of ONCE systems desirable
thorough training Is provided; sue
cessful previous sales experience also
helpful. To the successful applicant.
a lifetime remuneratiye career is
available: Applicants are assured
that their identity win not be dis.
been completed. Reply By letter to
SALESMAN with car. exper.. IN
subdivision work. For Saturdays.
Sundays and holidays. For long
s.abmes ssfaDshsd ass 1o SoGasIs ss.r.t ss
tractive commission. Give references,
age. exper. and phone number. Box
WELL SlSIk ExpsB. fies SALESMAN for rsS estab
ssFd5Sy t2d snd ssDDRss sfRs Mass Rss
sfsstd. 0s sd1ff ri f's L at5 sos' 's Ivy,
sssHHEsMES-1f sH ssMlfEaS1f you are viliina I0 to
we viii give you the same opportun-
ity as our present stan, whose aver
age earnings are exceeding Sl00 per
week. Apply MANAGER, Rm. $40,
Ring Bldg.. 18th and M sts. n.w.-10
TODAY WE HAVE an opening for
you in our sales dept. We are o
national organization and the lead
er In the industry. This La your op-
portunity II you are not afraid to
work and want TO learn basie sales
you salary while we train you.
Protected territory. Supervisory
help given until you are o success.
Phone for appt.. pI. 6611. Miss
Durison or Mr.. Schuster. 10
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
Experienced: must have following;
excellent opportunity. Ia. 6315.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
PERSONAL

Effective THIS DATE. I will only
be responsible for credit made un.
der my personal signature. HENRY
=. RoEsEMMoN. 1882 2lst st. NV.
MofaER. Tiia Co. iroRSER 81 S TEACHER, viii
os e5sn ,ss5 ds5ins 'ans July and "a Aus,
NURSING HOME, vacancy for ambu-
latory or bed patient; "a hour. nurs-.
ing care; spacious. cool porch and
wsSIES 1sSn. Shi LOVING. SsIS FULL TIME Ie care
and home for attractive little girl,
AGED 2la; In good residential area;
references. AID. 1859; Friday after
8 pm, anytime Saturday or sun
CoSsvsALEscENT HOME has yacan-
sst on duty q hours. ouist, sunny
atmosphsre. No. rstes,s 200 SEMI emil
Berkeley sprinss. W va, g. hours
from D. c. Reasonable. Boys. a-15.
Private lake, boating. fishing, riding.
No ticks. Emphasizing health. safety
Write: or phone Greenbelt 2s72.
boxs 1nn se,N eAMf E.so sss .sd ALI R.. us sv fne
oNsoW6on 5ss SRS a sPesi eAap fa'ss son n0Ssx ssa.x
Olney. Nd. Ashton a4e1.
TUTORTNG-College graduate VIII
tssSs sesoo. hsss sas,ee school Cali ipd CO. saio
wAvERLY coNvALEsCENT HoME-
24-hr. nursing care; fully licensed;
near Bethesda. on Rockville PIKE
ELDERLY MAN, excellent Gonzales
cent health, needs q home. Give de-
piASo TTNING. ss. ali repairs; free
estimate. VICTOR GEORGE. co.
I'll says; l,.,s oV. -, 49, ,.,.. s,ss garments.
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hour nursing care. Laeenssd b.
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and Park road n.w.--Large yard.
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catalox. THE RANDALLS. Cssrks-
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