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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-30
.NS WAY SEE
- BY nELL D0ls1A RUSSELL.
NEW YORK crrv

Mr. Russell watch budget with eagieeyed
these past two months because have both what
ceety called at ie" We have discovered the blessings
burger disguised In We gratefully
INJURED hosana 10 the Of beer this way
thirsty customers the bumper bottle Of beer
crate mOvgoea attending the neghbOhOOd
at least three nights q week
one rsshOd Of passing As evening son-
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL

seven pound two ounce baby boy was bonn Weansats
September IA In 81 JOaephs hospital % Mr. ana Mr. Hanson
Neal ga w Central Ave Ths baby named lloyd Cor
don oNeal This the 0eals third child The paterna and
mother is AIRS NJ B. ONeal Of ST Leuis and the sisos
grandfather j. james Buiord Of Murfreshboro Tenn
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-30

Thursday evening because new show opened but now vonder II
seems that we have become sameaeed devo Of the Bat Man and
his cuhaired side kick Thursday night dinner
sen said: We'll want 70 go 70 the mOvssf"
said, That ridiculous serial 10 tOnisht know"
Mr. groaned oh that's right Wonder they got away
with showing such tunkf Spells thu whole show"
He turned the baseball and pretended
SAY. thas AlnT wssl, snyAsw,' Mr r. ask
Cd an Of q sudden
FIuh7 What thng1"
you know. The Bat
well Robin went the cliff In an arored truck.
on That's right Mr. recalled and turned his attention
At least thought he did In ten minutes he started to pace the
room IL we're going to the movies we'd better set going he said
We both reached the closet At As same time He almost
knocked me into the middle q Happy New Year trying % set ms
ousde Through ths downpour We oddsd up q ne movies
spite Of the packed the whoopa hOl-
es and outlaws that greeted the exploits
aging TO entertain the public fashion
At least when serial know what you're for That's
than Al nopperoo which billed by
advance balyhOo as Super-SsnsaiiOnai.
Last Tuesday attended Uptown jubilee the
aego teevson show aired by cBsTv Rsharsas
81 the old Maxine Elliot theatre West street
WIne Bryant Of the show which Included
cast Maxine sullivan, Dorothy DOnegAn rmmie ROeor
Long slnEng Henry COr Il HaryY) Bela
fOnte, MOke and Poke and Don RedmAns band.
Bryant have stumbling
which Stymed Bryant much IKE white
that he's found IL handicap every with
regular disc Jockey show the air night
promise Of future In televiulOn he's hitting his stride
talented a youn find anywhere
other hand Maxine sullivan seems 10 me 10 be utta too
production OF orRy and Has nt doing te
Amt Necessarily 80" number at the drop of hat His dancing
fine for ngubs but for teevon speed
about twenty-five to fifty per cent
The Belafonte lad exceptionally young
hangs hatsze he should 20 far in the next few wears
over people poured cut from back
stage the control booth the back az fho tatr Tav IN seemed
something show this d an example Of
necessary 70 produce nv show no wonder
the cost thar Seemed IKE about half
were lust in the Way ana NOT accoulplishfns uauch
band includes such top nude men a. walter Tho
formerly Cab Galloway By KYLE of the old John Kirby out
fit original Chick webb and mia Fitzgerald out
fits Billy Taylor Duke ElinRton's former baas man
After rehearsal Jimmy Crawford former JmuIe LunOe
RF...o ur-h
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-30

Love that girl Kay starr. whose
husky voice sells the Capitol plat
ter BREAK IT TO ME- GENTLY.
Medium paced, this torchie has the
Frank Devol crew backing the
vocal Faster tempo'd IL the mate,
you GOTTA BUY, BUY, BUY
FOR BABY.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-30

The 0ahiaaf Ar Club met Non.
Gay, sept -. a. ne home 81 tgrs
,. r Harris. ". 81 w. Ssaanmine
81
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Mr.. Rul9en and ! used % 20 The
Thursday evening show opened wondor7
that Man
his curyhared side kick Last Thursday night after dinner
sen said: We'll 60 o the
said That ridiculous serial 10 tonight you know
Mr. goaned 9oh right Wonder how they get away
with showing such tnk1 spols the whole show"
He turned the baseball pretended
in the fortunes Of the Dodgers
SAY how'd that thing end last anyhowS" h
"a an Of a suddea
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-15
Sooesau5fige1l

SRI. Caroline 8ote, eeitorben i'm
alter bon pierllnoneun5ig Sabren
tpobl borbereitet, 1tad udtmonatIidel
&ranfbeit, in Dubuque, Soma.
SRI. &obe mar geboren am 81. Of,
tober 1854 in SraItan5, Seiterreih
uno fam i'm alter bon 5ipDIf Sobre,
na6 ben Ser. Staaten nit iDrer
Gltern. SIM Sabre 1907 fan lie mad
Dubuque unb NOR oreiunopieroio
Sabre lang Mitslieo Ser 81. geiit.
Stride.
Sic binterlaBt ibren grlber al.
pbonle &obe, Bingree, N.-0af.; Meo,
tbiloa 8inter, nit tpelder lie flint
unofiinf5ig Sabre 3ulammsn lerte;
ferner bier Neffen uno orei Rid5teu.
Sbr gingen ibre gltern, elm 8rnoer
nnb cine S6neiter i'm SoOe oorouf.
r. /. p.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-15

pbie oes oritten giidofg bon HbiIa-
oelpbia, Wisr. 6roncis g. Renrid,
i'm eigenen 8erlag ber0ffentIiht. Das
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5eiten umfaiIen-
be Bud lit gleih3eitig als @efdidte
Der @r5oio5eie philadelphia bon 1880
big 1851 geoaht uno entbdlt II. a.
gin5elbeiten iiber Die REORGANIZATION
Der Dio5eie philadelphia, oen Rampi
Inn oas .Sruiteeism" -BrobIem une
bic &atbolifenbete Der NatipiItiIten
Die nit ben 4uflaufen nno 90tIihfei.
ten oes Sobres 1874 ibren S0hepunfi
erreidte. Il. a. bebanoeIt sic 8iogra.
pbie aub oie @riinomng oes ct
Gbarles-Seminars in Sberbroof unS
Die nit berlelben perbunbene ousae.
oebnte pdoogogiide uno publi5iItiIhe
Satigfeit bes peroienten BrGIaten
9as 8uh fam bireft bon ser Mmer.
ican Catholic &iitoricol Societp, lis
Spruce Street, philadelphia, ooer
our6 Or. Nolan i'm ct. Baul- Semi.
mar be5ogen tper6en.
.18eitorben lit Ser bo6ip. P. Bernard
Bener, O.F.M., Der 1ltelte Sran5is.
fanerpater Der &era- a-Seiu-Sroenspro-
pin5, ieit 5peiunoied5ig ssabren Mit-
glieo 0es Srbens lnb ieit ledsuno,
fiinf5ig Sabren Brielter. sSf Deutld-
lano geboren am 13. 9e5ember 1865,
fam er Inn 1881 nod ben Ser. staa-
ten, nno 5par nod ct. 2ouis, mo- oa-
mails Elm Snfel, 8r. slorion 8etper,
O.F.M., itationiert ipar. 9lm 2. an-
quit 1886 erbielt er oos 9lei6 oes. fl.
5ron5isfns uno am 3. 4uguit 6es So
rouffolgenoen Sabres legte ct ieine
einfahen @eliibbe ab, oie er am s.
augult 1890 fiirs 2eben erneuerte.
Im 5. SUM 1892 purbe er BON @rs-
bildof &idaro &enrid gum Brielter
gemeibt. Sn Ger 6oIge5eit tpirfte er
in perlbieoenen @emeinoen ser Or
oenspropin5 in ser Bfarrleeliorge,
oarunter 1911 bis 1914 als Yfarrer
in Soroon Ofinn., uno 1918 Bis
1921 als Bfarrer in gbasfa, Minn.
II. a. mnroe lnter ieiner 2eitung oie
prd6tige ct. slntonius-&irbe uno
Sigh S6ool gebaut. Die feierli6en
grequien erfolgten am %. 9e5enber
in Der ct. antonius- Stride in ct.
2ouis. r. /. p.
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1ftIaf,N
(Sortesmra bon Sette II

borlagen. 8enn BEL aleoem tur sic
tpenigiten Der iiebenunooreiBig TOM
freten geiebgeberii6en gnpfebIunger
Der 8oti6aft idon gu @eiesesporla-
gen nerol6tet tporben iino, 10 Iiegt
oas oaran, oaB Der Brdii6ent nah Der
unbeitimmten Sorlnulieruirg ma,1her
leiner 5oroerunsen irtsbeion6ere
Der agrarpolitii9en offen6ar ieI-
Der nod nidt genau tpeib, mas er
min. gieaeidt bot er ielber aber aud
leine gebeimen 3tpeifel baran, Oh cine
raibe 9ur6fiibrung ieines gan5en
yrogramms (ooer audi nur zines
groBeren Seiles ieiner legislatipen
Soeen) .obne cine nibt glt3nmahenbe
|grldiitternng Der Sronung i'm 8un.
oesbausbaIt uno ser @irtIdaftsber-
bdltniiie iiberbaupt benfbar lit II i.no
Die gotibaft laBt ia feinen s3peifel
0aran, 1uie iebr au1 BrGii6ent gru-
man bon Der Not1uenoigfeif elmer ge,
innoen 6inanssebarun9 aIs goraus-
1esuflg DtrflhaftliNer StabilitGt
iiber5eugt lit. grfIGrt er bod oen
Sdnt unierer 8irti6aft Dor ben
3minungsiibeln oes Boom ans
8nit" geraoe5l als ieine &auptIorge.
Sreili6 lit es ldiper au beriteben,
iDie Sr. grun1an bie BieI5abI ieiner
legislatiben Broiefte, bon oenen man
be Biel-Williar r-Musgaben beoin.
gen tpiiroen, NIT ieinen fisfalpoIiti.
l6en @runoauffaiiungen in ginfIang
'bringen min. Sn iltanden 9eilen iei-
ner 8otidaft praie1tierte er iid 6en
&ongreB Diel tDeniger als Der baus-
bdterlib- b-iorgidme gtatspoIitifer, als
Der er beiipielstpeiie 1tnrnittelbar ,1n1
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Dankfagung hrs Drntfh,pn
UaritaH-uprhannpH

Grit beute errei6te uns per 8ol
Die nadItebenoe 9anfiaglne bes
9eutl6en garttasberban6es on an,
2eler uno Sreunbe, Die in ben Der.
gangenen Sabren au unierm Silfs.
fonbs fir oie Notleibenoen in Deutih.
lanb unb Selterrei6 beigetrogen ia,
ben:
punge5dblte @aben auslGnoiIdel
8obltater, 3eiden Ser. bolferberiob'
nenoen &raft Der garitas Gbriiti, lin.
oerten orei Sabre binburf) Scot uni
8eorangnis oes aus tiefen @unoer
blutenoen beutiden 8oIfes.
Ser geutide garitasperbano aIs
Sreubanber oieler @aben iibermitteli
namens Der oeutlden 8riioer uni
Sfweitern ben @obltGtern i'm gus.
LAMB tiefenpfunoenen 9anf iotpie
ber5lihlte @liid- unb SegensmiinIhe
gum bofbeiligen Gbriitfelt mno gum
Sobresuediel 1948/49.
"@ott legne in iiberrei6em Wobe
ole unlere Wobltater!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-15

9ieies ySpdenblatt erideint felt
benz Sabre 1873 reeelmdBig ieben
Somstae uno miro berallsgegeben
gum geiten bes 86pItliden &oIle.
eium Soiepbinum ser bl. 9onerega.
tion ser Yropaganou in Columbus,
oellen 3ned Die Seranbilounq oeut-
ider Brielter5oslinse fiir Die Ser.
Staaten lit. 9ieie Inltalt lit baupt-
ld6lib onsepieien auf Die ginfiinfte
oieles 8lattes l,no Die 8el6enfe lei.
ner 2eier.
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Stiuuue oeS BDlicS
fiir bas SOifpbinnnf

ginlieeeno So, sic if) in einein an.
liegen beriproben bate. SD bin, @ott
lei Danf, erbort tpor6en.
2eler, &dns.
Siermit ienbe i1 Sbnen ST 5u OF.
rem Der Wutter bon Der Smmern6b-
renoen Silfe. Sd bate bie 8abe in
einem mi6tigen anliegen periprofen.
Can't Der 5iirbitte Der M1ttergottes
bin idb erbort iporoen.
2eier, Wfinn.
ginliegeno 81, Sen i6 berlproden,
merm meme 8itte erbort tpiiroe. Cant
Der 81. Samilie, Seius, 0earia nno
Soiepb, lit meine 9itte erbort iporoen.
8. g., ..
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VIGIL LIGHTS
T. Mullowney .$1.0O
Mrs. M. Stimpf, st. Louis, Mo. 100
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SeiIigenfalenber

Sonntas, Is. Sannar: 3meiter Sunn'
tag nadD Gpipbanie. - 6 ban g e.
y liu nj: Sof5eit au &ana (Sob. q.
Dtontag, II. Sauuar: SnlpiSius.
9ienstag; Is. Sanuar: Hetri Stubl-
feier in &om.
Otitttpoh, 19. Sanuar: Marius. p
Sonnerstag, 20. Sanuar: 5abian unO
Seba1 titan.
Sreitag, 81. Sanuar: Meinrao.
Samstog, %. Sanuar: 8incena.
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MAXIMILIAN-SALBE

Iltberiibmte arduterlalbe, uniiber.
troffen bei
Bra b m II n b en-
aaer Irt unb BEL anoern 2ei6en,
pelhe i'm beigebenen 3irfular on.
gegeben itno.
Hreis 60 Gents per Sar, plus
2 Gents Sbio State Gales Gar fir
oieienigen, Die i'm Staate Ohio mob.
men. Or. g., girclebille, s.,
idreibt:
II am certainly delighted with
your salve and use it in my prac-
tice."
Sour au be5ieben bonn
Macmillan Sanitarium
2698 Joyce Ave-, COLUMBUS 3, O
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(geS.) Or. &rent,
Sauspralat Sr. &eilisfeii
oes Bapites, 4poitoI. 9sro,
tonotar u. S. g., Br6ii.
bent bes 0eutiden Carl.
tasperbanoes.
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@irdbrtdI,esA . /

ct. 2unis, Neo. = Mm 8. ssanual
ltarb bier plotli6 uno unerpartet oel
bodn. P. SSrpenal Emanuel, O.F.M.
gropin5ial Der Ser5-Seilt-grobina bes
5ran5isfaneroroens. @eboren in
BIeaiant Saaep, geeb., on 5. 9e5enl.
ber 1886, mahte er ieine Stuoien in
Seutopolis, ST., unb trnt bortIelbil
i'm SUM 1905 in oen Sroen elm. Anl
%. Sunid912 erbielt er in ct. 2onis
Die Brieiteripeibe uno tpirfte Johann
in Sertopolis, Suincp uno gbicago,
bis gum eriten @eltfrieg, oen er aIs
Selofaplan nitmadte. Spater NOR er
in Gbicago als 8rofurator Ser ssran.
5isfanermiiiionen tatig. 3u ieinem
Nadfolger in ct. 2ouis uuroe Ser
bo6D. P. gli5ius @eir, O.F.M., err
nannt. r. /. p
9iapib Gitb, S.-0of. @eltorben
lit Der bo6m. tSr. Salnes Greaba1l,
5ulest Bfarrer Der ct. Batrids Sir
DIE in 2eab. Sn Bittsburgb geboren,
ipurOe Ger nun 8eritorbene fir Die
Oio5eie Baltimore eeipeibt, i6loB iid
|ieoo6 nit @rlaubnis ieines 8iidois
Der ihtper an BrielternanseI Ieiben-
Den Dio5eie &apio gitp an, mo- er lett
Der iegensrei6 in Ser 8iarrieeliorse
getpirft bate. r. /. p. ,L..4
ct. Saul, Minn. = glm fommen-
oen Sonntag, 16. Sanuor, beeinnt
Die pier5igitiinoise anoadt in foIsen-
Ben s4nltalten uno elmer Yfarrfir6e
Der gr5oio5eie: ct. GATHERINGS Sol
leg, ct. Saul; ct. Mnna-&ir6e, Min-
Ineapolis; ct. 5rancis Some, Sbafo.
pee.
gm fommenoen Sonntagna6mit-
tag, 16. Sanuar, INN bolb bier ltbr
miro Der bobp'ite Sr. @eibbii6oi
Sames S. 8prne oie @runoitein,peibe
Der neuen st. ;Soiepbs- -Shule in 8eit
ct. SAUL pornebmen. Der 8au Ser
neuen auf 100000 peranldlaeten
Sbule ipuroe bereits am 25. suli in
angriff genommen unb oas @ebaube
ioa biz September 1949 our Croft
nung fertig gelteat iperben. @s miro
insgeiamt neun @aiienaimmer uno
einen Serlammll1ngsiaal entbalten.
8egen Mangel an eeeigneten 2ebr-
fraften miro Die neue Bfarri6ule gu
na6It nit einem &inoergarten uni
oen unteren le6s &laiien eroffnet. SIM
Serbit 1850 loa sic iiebte, i'm Serblt
1851 Die a6te &laiie .binsugefiigt
neroen. Die Shule miro unter 2ei-
tlns ser ct. Soiepbs -ShpeItern bon
Groofiton iteben nit Shtpeiter Marg
gpbrem als erlten Sberii1. Die ct.
SSoiepbs -@emeinbe tpurbe I'M Serbii
1912 BON gr5biibof MurraD ins 2e-
ben gerufen nno Der bo1tp. Sr.
Sames s. 5oran, friiber @eldGfts-
fiibrer oes ct. Gbomas College, tpnr-
De nit ber Srganiiierllng betrout uno
leitet ieitber oie @ei6ide Der jllngen
8emeinbe.
Die Imerican Catholic &iltorical
SocietD bat ioeben cine BON Dem
bodm. Srn. Or. <gb S. Nolnn bonn
ct. Baul-Seminar berfaBte Bioera-
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Die american Catholic SiltoricaI
SocietD bot ioeben cine BON oem
bodn. Srn. Or. &ligb S. Nolan bonn
ct. Baul.Seninar berfaBte 8iogra-
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Gpilkra al1tpr-Tpr

aller Sorten, edit nnb billis - BON
8farrer &neipp empfoblen - $1.OO
oas Hafet. Die lnnntitat III ab-
bangig bon benz Hreis einselner arSu-
teriprten. - 3m beaieben bon:
Anthony Sperl
1917 Bonifay ST. Pittsburgh 3. Pa.
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~. j. Biegler, Aberdeen, S. D. 800
Alois Macherseder, Altoona,
IA. ................. o.uu
Mrs. Hy. Lampe, st. Louis,
MO. -. o.UU
Mich. WeiSgerber, Lebanon,
| 1d. z.Ou
John P. Augustine, Whitelaw,
Wis. 200
Hy. Haarmeyer, Covington,
Ky. ...,.................. 200
Mrs. Marie Hines, Ellenwood,
Kans. 200
Rev. AlumnuS, Tex. .....,.. 200
Jno. Meckem, Crawford, Neb. 200
Ant. Schultz, Wabasha, MINI. 200
Karl Benkeser, Kansas City,
MO. ................... 2.OO
Frank Drummer, Marshall
COWu, Id. l.Uu
Hy. Loeb, Midtown, NJ. :. 200
Antonia Sasse, Westphalia,
la. Z.UU
Mrs. NJ Ranweiler, st. Paul,
MlIlH. ............. Z.ou
Mrs. Anna Kraus, Green Is
land, NY. ............... 200
Phil. J. Krass, Detroit, Mich. 200
Mrs. Kath. Van Hale, Aitkin,
MINI. Z.UU
Ant. Schwartz, Jeffersonville,
IN. I. ....,. 2.UO
Mrs. Marg. Schellhorn, New
York City, ". ......... 200
Mr.. P. J. Thissen, Chowchilla,
CallI. 2.UU
Simon Kaiser, Columbus, o. 200
JOS. Goepfert, Maiden, Mass. 200
Mrs. F. j. Papp, NADIA, Tex. 1.50
Louis Muehlbauer, Royalton,
M1lIl. 1.UU
John Schonder, Altoona, Pa. 100
Mrs. H. Baumann, Clifton, N.
Z. ....... ............... lUU
Casper P. Schommer, Airing
IOIl, va. 1UU
Mary A. Merz, Vernon, Conn. 100
Eugene D. Keena, Grand
Rapids, Mich. ........... 100
Adolph Holler, Dayton, o. :. LOO
H. H. Imdieke, Melrose, MINI. 100
Rev. AlumnuS, Mo. ........ 100
Mrs. M. Stimpf1, st. Louis,
Mo. 100
Mrs. j. P. Doban, Duquesne,
Pa. observation-disclosures. 100
Frances Wittenberg, Alden
bury, Ind. ................ 100
Mrs. Geo. Geiger, Bismarck,
ND. ............ 100.
Bernard Boecker, Freeport,
MINI. 100
j. A. Isselstein, Nelsonville, o. 100
Mrs. Their. Fischer, Norwalk,
o. Northumberland. 100
Andrew Zoller, Utica, N. Y. 100
Mrs. Kath. Feltz, Portland,
oIS. ...... 1.UU
Mich. Giel, Orange, N.J. -. SO
JOS. Hafner, ST. Paul, MINI. so
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Asrarseiet

SIN au-ausiduB bes ygenats
ergaben ii6 grobe WaeiIutesb
6enbeiten iiber Die Grage. In ipelder
@eiie bic Breiie fir 6ie Darnrproouf-
te geitiist iper6en ioIten. gtnige Se-
natoren iino fir nelln5ig 8roaent Der
Harit6t, anbere fir elm bebnhnres GD-
item. HrGiioent grunlan 1T fir unein-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-15

geidr6nfte Groouftion Der 2anoipirt-
id)aft uno fir 5tiitung Der Breiie-
ourd Sublibien Der &egierang.
Cine beitirnnte Sormel bat er biz
iett nidt ,,nterbreitet, Ionoern r1iir
erfldrt, Die Subiioien iollten berbin-
bern, Bob Die 8reiie fir Die 5armpro-
BUTTE rift in ein alngiinitiges @er-
bdltnis au ben Breiien Der Snouitrie-
probitfte seraten, bie Der Garnter be-
notigt. Muf bat er erfldrt, 6aB oas
bisberige SDitem bieien 3ielen parl-
gepaBt tperoen iollte".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Petrifed Forest.

Arizona has the only petrified
forest in the world. No where else
on earth can be seen such spectacle
lar colors and evidences of petrified
wood.
In 1850 interested attention was
focused on the petrifled forests Of
Northern Arizona, but nothing Of
Importance was done to protect this
vast wealth of the past until 1906,
when the citizens of the State petit
toned the Department of the In
terror to make the area a national
monument. The area contains al
square miles. In it are the ruins
of pueblos built by the Indians Of
pre-Columbian times from 800 to
1,400 years ago.
More than 160,000,O0O years ago
Northern Arizona was a lowland.
Shifting streams strewed sand and
mud over the plains. Great pine
trees flourished in favored spots.
Here could be found rushes, fern
like trees and many great ferns.
Under them crept crocodile like
reptiles, giant salamanders and such
animals to be found in those days
in lowland rivers, marshes and
streams.
No sudden calamity struck the
spot. Only a slow process of in
exorable humiliation took over.
Many Of the trees did decay on the
ground, but others fell into streams
and rivers, at last coming to rest
in bays on sandbars where they
were quickly buried in mud and sand
which prevented their decay. The
deposits in which these trees were
buried turned to Sandstone and
shales and are now known as, the
Chinle Formation. The Chinle de-
posits were buried at least 5000 feet
beneath layers of sand and silt
spread by the shallow seas.
During the time the great tree
trunks were buried they became
saturated with water in which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Two Howard U. Teachers
To Get FuIbriqff Awards

Two Howard University pro-
fessors are among 40 American
scholars receiving awards under
the Fulbright Act to teach and
conduct research abroad during
the next academic year.
The State Department an
nounced the awards yesterday.
Under the Fulbright Act edu-
cational exchanges with certain
foreign countries are financed with
funds acquired through the sale
of surplus property abroad.
DR.. Frank Martin Snowden, jr.,
chairman of Howard University
Classic Department, received an
award to undertake research in
archaeology in Italy. The State
Department said he will carry
forward studies on the Negro in
ancient Greece and Rome with a
view to producing a book on the
subject.
Mrs. Margaret Just Wormley
Butcher, assistant professor of
English at Howard, received an
award to serve as visiting lee
turer in American literature at the
Universities of Grenoble and Lyon
in France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Take Nv Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby

a consonant sound: a man, a horse,
boy. union (union begins with
the sound of the consonant ~" as
if it were spelled "yunion'D.
Use IAN" before words starting
with a vowel sound: an egg, an
ocean, an idea, an honor (honor be-
gins with vowel sound, for the III"
is silent, as if it were spelled "onor"D.
Now then, historic, historical,
heroic, hotel and such words, begin
with the consonant sound of
aspirated Oh There is no more
sense in IAN historical than there
would be in IAN hyena, an hibiscus.
an hospital, an hydraulic brake, an
harmonica'
The IAN historical" construction
survives in England principally be-
cause of the British tendency to drop
or slight the initial "h" in most
words, as istorical, istoric, etc.
When the "h" is dropped it is natural
to treat such words as silent III"
words.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Test Your Horse Sense so, G " c'e".

the left column below work in diff
ferent places, as shown in the right
column. Try to match them appro-
priately. One point for each correct
judgment.
(a) Bus boy (v) Race track
90 Caddy (w) U. S. Congress
(c) Page (D Golf links
cd Porter (y) Restaurant
te) Jockey 90 Pullman train
Score yourself as follows: o. poor;
SO. average; 7-S superior; BIO, very
superior,
Answers to Horse Sense Quiz.
/. Water power. 2 Bird dog tmeans
T. Printer S. Granny comes. united.
g. "a Bus boy-Restaprant ". tb)
lWi. 1d5 Porter = Pullman a. @el
jockey-Race track W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

Almost 24,000,000 tons of con-
crete were used during the con-
struction Of Grand Coulee Dam
on the Columbia River.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Firemen Give $4,000
Proceeds of Game 10
Police Boys Club

The Metropolitan Police BOYS
Club of Washington was richer by
$4,000 today-a gift of the Dis
trict Fire Department.
A check for the sum, represent
ing the net proceeds of the base
ball game between the District
f7rennen and the New York Fire
Department in July, was presented
to Robert C. Simmons, president
OF the club, last night.
1T was rendered by Fire Chief
Joseph A. Mayhem during cere-
monies in the Ambassador Hotel,
attended by Police Chief Robert
j. Barrett and many District Off
Gals and civic leaders.
In thanking the Fire Depart
ment for its contribution, Mr..
Simmons said the money will be
used for expansion of Boys Club
activities and the establishment of
camp for colored boys at Scot
land. Md.
And we'll get new tumbling
equipment and football suits" re-
minded Pat Songco, IA, of 1876
South Carolina avenue Sc, who
with his brother David, 9, repre-
sented the 1900 members of the
seven Metropolitan Police Boys
Clubs at the dinner meeting.
The boys were chosen to attend
the ceremony as model kids"