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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
ATTENTION.!
Members Branch /.

In an effort to carry out far
reaching program, TO revi.alize
the membership of Branch | we
arc cndeavorit,g to back and
support a Sanctioned / wing
IL .,,,c OF 8, 10 or - teams,
whichever number we are able
to optain from our membership
and the Juniors Club, from age
10 to 65. This program
inclu des the payment OF
entrance fees and the issuinf of
shirts to all bowlers. The league
will meet on regular scheduled
night with duly elected officers
to keep the record. Prizes and
trophies will lie awarded. This
work must be we'll under way by
early July in order that we may
make proper arrangements with
the bowling alley for this COM
ing season. Let's all get
into this Saxon movement! Get
your groups together and send
or phone the names to Frank
Ham, 1896 Woodbridge Ave :.
FL. 3505.
In the event we are successful
in obtaining at least four wom-
ems teams we will also arrange a
bowling schedule for them, with
all the trimmings. Let's go SAX
ons!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07

Branch 80.

This is to inform all members
that the next monthly meeting OF
Branch 33 will be held OH Friday
night, July 8, at 8 o'clock, at the
Eastside Sacrlsenheim.
In behalf of all members of
Branch 50 a hearty welcome is
herewith extended to John Sher-
wood and Martin Welter, who
were enrolled asf members at the
last meeting.
Just reminder about our lodge
picnic which will be held on
Saturday afternoon July 23rd at
the Brae Buren, picnic grounds,
which is located at 25Oth and
Euclid Ave. For further informa-
tion watch next months ad in the
paper.
The fol!owing members are
reported on the sick list: John
Jacob, John Helmar, Michael
Geiger, George Ehrnan Sr. We
wish all the members a speedy
recovery.
Joe Wonnerth, Sec'y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
Siam nun wieder in
ThuiIund umbenunnt
Zum zweiien Nal In einem Jahrzehni.

Nirtihait baiiert aui 3eis, Teaf-
bols. 8ummi uno 3inn.
@aIbineton, .. 6. - Siam lit
tot - es lebe Sbailano! 3um 5tpei=
ten Mal innerbalb elmer 9efaoe
,puroe bieie Namensanoerung ourhs
seiiibrt. Sic puroe crit tiir5lih Off
Sieu befannt gemaf,t, ais ser 1re-
nier oieies aoniasreids I'M iiio0it-
liben sliien sic senoerung ourh Elm
Gefret perfiigte, obid)on Der Staots-
rot bierfiir tereits Dor 5ebn Wtonaten
9eitimmt batte.
5bailono, ODER Wuone 5bai, be-
oertet vireies Sanb". IS mar Dtitte
1899, ais oie Hegierl,n9 bes unter
einem ungiinl ltieen Stern Iebenoen
a0nigs slranoa Wabiool, Ser nod
Elm anabe mar, Sic 2dnoer Ser 8elt
ouiiorocrte, sen nlten uno iren,o-
l1noiihen Namen Clam nid)t mebr
uno an oeiien Steue Sbai 81 &C.
bro,hen. Sbai. ooer irei, oriidt oen
8eiit oes Siameien aus. Gs lit oies
Ser Rnne, nit bem lie lif itcts
ielblt gennnnt batten. benlerft oie
Iational Geographic Societp.
God, tpie es oos Shidiol tpollte,
pcriiiste bie gepoIterl'ng oes 0onia.
reidys, naI)oem oie5 Den 9tamen
SbaiIano angenomnen bate, iiber
menieer 6reibeit, als iie ieit Gene.
rationen sefannt bate. Nabe5u fiint
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07

mittee room you can readily be-
lieve that visitors will hear and see
little if anything. What the effect
will be upon legislation it is i'm
possible to imagine. Certainly it
will emphasize regret over the long
delay in. getting any program
started, and the slowness of pro-
gress.
Nor is it just the Chambers that
are being vacated. Committees are
being moved hither and yon until it
is difficult to find many of them.
The Foreign Affairs Committee ION
which | have sat for over s years.
has been relegated to what is
known as the terrace floor of the
Capitol, B-23 and B-25 down as far
as you can go. I'll know more
about it by next week.
ONE Of the bills that has hung
~ fire for a very long time is
that covering the Swiss claims for
war damages inflicted during
World War ii by United States
armed forces in violation of neutral
rights. The many controversies
were finally cleared and the con-
ference report adopted.
Among the long range studies
now undertaken is that of the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
QUESTIONS?
Answers to the Questions will
be found on page 7.

|. Who were the chief players
in Broken Blossoms?
?. How did Gloria Swanson
start her movie career:
3. In what picture did Caruso
play?
4. What old time movie star
was called The Man with the
Dimples"?
5. Who were known in the ear
ly days as "The Biograph Blon-
des"?
E. Who was the woman star in
"The Eternal City,:
7. Who played the Saviour in
"The King of Kings:'
s. Who played the lead in "The
Perils of Pauline::"
9. Who was the very thin yo-
man who costarred with John
Bunny in early picture comedies !:
10. What two sisters played in
Hearts of the World".
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07

Sabre lang hielten iapaniid)e Streit,
trd'te oas Sano beiett uno bcnubtell
es als Stiisp,ntt sur Grobcrung
Malapens uno ibres GorltoBes ourh
Burma.
Inter iuponiihcm Iruf erfIGrte
Sbailano England uno Sen Terei=
nisten Stooten Ocn ariee. Iieie
ariesserfldrl,ns mar aueroinss I'M.
popular. uno Sic Gereinigten Staa.
ten isnorlerten lie.
8ei Sd)lub oes 5.peiten @eItfrie=
ges entleoigte iih bus &onigreih
ieiner ssiibrer aus ben &riegs5 s5eiten
uno nabm pieoer ieinen iriiberen
Nomen an: Ils Siom ihlob es sln-
lang 1916 nit Gnglano 1srieben. Ils
Siam muroe es 5l!n1 Gtoe 1916 ous
50. Mitslieo ser Gereinten Hationen.
Mitte 1916 ipuroe ser i,nge aonis
oui tragiicbe uno gebein1nisuolle
@eiIe erId)olien.
CAB sic GrobIeme ser Hahfriegs-
seit 'afut muroen, 5eigte iid) Gnoe
1947 OILS iid) Elm Stuatsitreid) oes
Grcniers aus Ser 9riegs5eit ais er=
iolgreit erpies. sluf iest sur 3eit
ser @ieoerannobn1e oes gtomcns
Sbailano erbalten iid) Sic 9erid,te
iiber politiibe llnrllben. slber Oos
2onb periiigt iiber cine geiunoe
8runolage, IN, gut poranfonlmcn Sil
fonnen. IS bat cine gcuolferln9
bon iebjebn Ntillloneu, uno leine
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07

Iie Seroner brouhten audi nid,t
,u bebalpten. ooR Sames Us. Voipie.
nah peldem bas beriibmte Weiier
bcnonnt poroen lit. Elm Scraner lei.
Somes ypipie, elmer Der 6elben
bon sllump. lebte gum 9lniana oes
10. NubrbulDerts in Der 9tabe pDll
9eGpmpte. ga. Sein gruoer Eciin
q. Sr,pie bat hus Meiier entlporfeil.
uno Ser SthnlieD elmer GlantaNe.
SnplpDen nit Nulncn, hat ben Gnt.
lpllrf in Die Eruris umaeiebt. Seilen
9iuhfpn,nen leben nod imlner I'LL
llmfreis ppn 0eSompte. Sos Weller
lpllroe befannt uno beriibmt, als
Sunes Noipie es in oem beriibmtcn
Gueu aui Gioi Gioalia i'm Sabre
1927 beniibte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
Louisiana maeht Anspruch auf
erste hauptstadt Won Texas
Neht San Antonio, sondern Los Adois sci der erste
Resiervnsssitz der sponer eewesen.

Hpbeline, Ga. - g. 9s. Gelfen,
Nothitohes, Der lsr1iioent oei
vGenfral 2pliiiona sliipciotipn"
bot befannt oeaeben, pob man MN:
mebr oaran aehcn ,polle, Die critic
Noollpt'toOt ppn Seros lpieocr ullf3u.
bollen, Die bellte Quns unD oar il,
Den Sren5cn uun Splliiiona Iic0t
Sic Seroner lino Der Weinlln0, oui
Die erIte uno einsiae iponiithe 6aupt.
ltoot Don Serus in Son Slntoniu
'll lllben lei. 9as ltinme inoelien
niht.
Die critic 6ouptltoot bon Seros
lpor Sos a(oais. Sic loo olf einel,
Oll0el, Der lpieoer Elm lnb cine Gier-
tel sVteile bon Gobeline licot..
Sps 9louis ipor so Sobrc Der Git
Der iponiitben GeripoItlrno Der ,,Ero,
ping Serus." Gs lpurbe i'm cSobr,
1913 olfeeNeben. Gs bcfinocn tit,
bort nod eini0e Nuinen, pier mar
tonte Volln1e lmb nellcrDinos cine
Sotcl, Die pnn Den vSou0btcrs Of
the slmerican Gplpnilts" onaebroht
lit.
Ger &ieberoufbou oerSertlid,feit
loll noh einem Elon erfploen, Ser in
Der Sod)lrbule Don GobeIine bGnot,
loiple mach perid)ieoenen 3eihnlli,z
QenL Die BORT allfbelpobrt peroen.
Nn Der linfen untcren Gfe oes
Flones lit in einem Gierefe foloen.
Des ,u leien:
"Elon Der Garniipn llnierer Sic,
ben ,vrou bonn Tolten Sos 9loois,
Der NollptItobt Der lSropin, Scras,
- Srob uno Is Miinuten 9torobrei.
te lrno % Grob unb 80 Minutcn
Son0e nod Ben Merioion po,,
,Ierro ouf Senerifa. Mun beoti)tc,
oaB ollc GebGube Ser 8orniipn aus
Sols iinb."
lleber Sos sloais ipeiB man, oaf,
Der Warullis De 9lauopo i'm Sabre
1921 cine 8ruppe ppn 100 Nplp=
nllten, cine slpeite Grupe ppn 100
Soloaten NIT lehs Sclo0eid)iiten
llno cine @ruppe BON sWDnd,cn nod
oortbin fiibrte.
Sie WtDnhe aaben Der 9tieoerloi.
lllllN Der .tumcn ibrer Wfiiiipn, SSicl
sabre pprber lpur ibpn ppn lSute,
:U{orall cine Otiiiion bier einocrid)
tet ipprpcn. Sie Wtiiiion lpurDe i,l.
oellen seritOrt.
Neun sUteilcn BON Sos 9lDois be
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
Du6ten Sic lhon,
oaf

@ci eincn S1trionenreiienoen
tnno ban bei ber laffontrcIe in
Selnltcot Elm ItitgLieosbud, ser
SGT. SYS, $40 uno GCu, icoes
nl'f Noinen 9tanen alsaeitent Ser
Murn lneinte. als NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tolnte man et;uos Scrurtlges niht
cntbcbrcn, oeln Die N1rtei,uge10rlQ.
felt 'pieltc bei,te IN Teutihlars Ihuu
lpieOcr cine 9iplc.
Gin arobes Sclifateiieuaeid)ift iii
lfarleille pcrfaufte Ninoileiic5 in
Goler 81 cilGm perhdltldislni6ia
bobclt Yreis. Ser @eld)Gftsiibrcr
nIllbte ilnerbalb penEger Gage iein
Eager picocrGolt allfiiillen, ua Sic
&oliilldtiaen oeirieoieen 5u tonuen.
Gs ipar critallnlid). oaB bie 2c!,te Gin.
ter oell Solell 10 Der lparcll ofTncte
rr 'cGtit einc Opie uno llcute icIt,
oab bcr Snba!t aus @1nieileiid be.
'ta,to. &einer ioiner &lluoen Bate !pn
Scra,f ai,fnerfiau genta6t, baS iid)
oui ocn &onicrpen ein fdlIdesShilr
hciMlo.
Der portl,gieiiidJe GroB.pilojdger
Sscap Eorto. loer in ieillen 2e5en 143
2rlpen uno 81 Gleianten erleJte,
.puroe upn einem @iiifeI 9etotet. oen
er Dor abt Ia9en oer,uunoete. Ncrto
ingte in oGn eleifen @ebiet, ais ser
9iiifel, ser iif i'm Sidibt perborsen
sebalten bate ibn angriff uno NIT
ieinen S0rnern alafipieBte.
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Ste6enbdreiiA, ,2lmcrifanifdes DoIfsbIaH

of the Canton club come out to
the ballgame Sunday and watch
our team play. We have a very
good team this year, and they
really look sharp out there on
field in their new uniforms. come
on out everyone and see Canton
plap Salem, game time is 80 D.
m. E. S. T. We will looking for
everyone. Come on out and cheer
our goys to victory. 81. .
Remember to call George
Shorsten if you wish to bowl. His
telephone number is 3S244.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
ALLIANCE. OHIO
Branch 3.

The next regular monthly
meeting of the, Alliance Saxon
Lodge No. 3 will be held Friday
Eve. July IS, at 8 p. IN. This
change in dates has been neces-
sary at this time because of quite
a number of vacations coming
up at this time. Please come out
to these meetings regardless of
the date or time. Our meetings
have been very disappointing as far
as attendance goes. Our Televi-
sion has finally arrived. We think
that it is one OF the nicesest sets
obtainable at this time. To my
knowledge it is the ideal set for
our club. So some on all you Te-
lewiston fans lets see you at the
club whenever possible. There
are lot of good sport events over
Television. All of pou who have
complaints to make or compli-
ments please give us your ideas.
The committee has worked very
hard and has been very patient.
Hoping to see you at the club
and hoping that this set will be
satisfactory to everyone.
VIM. Schuller. Sec'p.
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To Detroit
-O--
ATTENTION AGNETHLER!

We hope to greet all the young
people of Agnethler parents at
our 25th home town reunion.
Come and make your parents
proud and happy. by taking an
interest on this occasion that
means so much to them. 1t will
surely make Our picnic success
to have a large number of our
pouth helping us celebrate.
Free admission to everyone.
Good dancing.
The place is Lincoln Park al
Alliance. Ohio The date July "a.
Fl. Thellman, p. S.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07

BY Katy Spack
Goth Anniversary Celebration
News

All you guys and gals are here
by invited to hobnob with the up
per set of Lower Slobbovia at
Salem's 10th Anniversary Cele-
bration on July 23rd at the Saxon
Country Club. We have chicken
on the menu and good orches-
ira on the program. All this ior
Sl.5O too! Most of you will re-
member the band of Bob Nesbeth
as they played for dancing after
our basketball games. This is the
band that just loves to play
Strip Polka" 'Nuf sed on that
subje ect. Gather together a bunch
of your fellow shmoos and come
to Salem for a good time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
---U-
ELWOOD CITY
By Babe

Ellwood City, Pa. July AT
out 4th of July picnic we sure had
lots Of fun. The orchestra plaped
a lot of polkas. How about it,
Eddie?
1t was nice seeing number OF
people from out-of-town at the
picnic.
Mrs. Kluttig from Oakland
Beach, Rhodes Island, is visiting
at Mrs. John Miller's home on
Bridge Street. 1t is nice seeing
her here.
The Juniors next meeting is
July 10th. Let's all be there.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
FARRELL NEWS
By Betty Holmes

Farrell, Pa, July Nov that
the Holidays are all over and
everything is back to normal, let
us talk about softball again. Our
next game is with Youngstown
at Youngstown. All those wish
ing to go, contact Eddie Kraft.
Detroit Trip
All those planning on going to
Detroit on July 18th. also contact
Eddy Kraft. Tentative plans arc
to leave Saturday morning July
10th. It looks as if we are going
to have bus load, SO get your
reservations in early.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07

iinoet Iid ous Sort Seiiup. in
lpell)e m3nchcru Soplpr oos critic
8Drns oraanifierte, poB Damn ipdter
in Werifo c;nfiel. 9ie alien 2eute
in oieier Gc0enO milien Don ibrcn
llrQrpB=Gltern su ersdblen. oob man
iaNte: vSn Sort Seilup orQoniiierte
8encrul Sonlor ous &prps aus ge,
mpbnern BON Gpuiiiona, I'M Serds
Don ocn Werifonern iu bcfreien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
THE SAXON MIR. AND
MRS. CLUB
Jean Housed, Sec'y.

OF Youngstown is announcing the
date of their big picnic to be held
July 3lst at the Wickliffe picnic
grounds. Everyone is invited.
Come and have good time. There
will be games for the children.
music, eats and lots OF fun.
There will be baseball game,
the Juniors to be Our opponents.
Come on everyone help make this
picnic a big success.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
Meeting

Our next regular meeting will
be July 11th. Let us everyone
come down and get there on time.
We had farge turnout at our
lest meeting, so let's keep it up.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07

~
come to Wash
ington ; ny time
during the rest
Of this Y e a r =,
S C r a t c h t he
House and SEN
ate 0 if y u r
list! There isn't
room even for
the Press in the
o | d S e n a t e
Chamber that
once housed the
Supreme Court
and if you have
ever been in the
H ou Sc Ways
apd MoopcCop,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
This and That from WASHINGTON
BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton

Senate Interstate and Foreign
Commerce Committee of all phases
of transportation. The initial allo-
cation of S165,OOO has been made,
staff has been employed and All
intensive job will be done as
promptly as efficiency permits.
LTHOUGH no action can be
"A assured it is anticipated that
the Senate Committee on Labor
and Public Welfare will bring out
(S.653), bill to amend the 1888
Fair Labor Standards Act which
would raise the hourly minimu.l
wage from 4Oc to 75c. 1t is esti-
mated that some 112 million work.
ers would be affected. As the sub
committee action was unanimous it
is anticipated that the full COM
mittee will act both favorably and
promptly.
A similar bill CHR. 319O) was
approved in early March by the
House Committee on Education and
Labor which not only raised the
wage but also spread the coverage
to about 2 million beyond present
coverage. The administration had
asked that the Act be spread over
an additional 5 million workers.
Minimum wage legislation was
major item in President Truman's
program. | am told that it's fate
in this session at least is highly
uncertain since priority has been
given to other items. No action is
presently expected.
THIS is my last call to West
1 Point Military Academy aspi-
rants!! The competitive test upon
which nominations will be made
is to be held on Monday morning
July 11th. There will be two prin-:
cipals appointed and six alternates.
These examinations are open. to
anyone wanting to take them, but
those with letters Of permission
will have priority should the sup
ply of papers be inadequate. So
if you really want to take these
exams, write me at once if you
have not already done so.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Johnny Eve

Cleveland, O., July 7-All you
guys and gals are expected to
meet at the club around .. H..
on Sunday.
Picnic July 10th
There's going to be a picnic and
swimming partp and all you have
to do is bring yourself and your
lnnch. We will furnish the pop.
Meeting
There will be a meeting on
Julp llth at $50 p. m. Let's all
try to be there.
For any other news come down
and out for yourself.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
Attention to Salem!

We will be looking for you on
July 10th at one o'clock. You are
to be at the club in Canton at one
o'clock and some one will be
there to direct you to the ball
field.
How about some of you people
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
LORAIN JUNIORS
NEWS
By Mickey

Lorain, O.. July 1--WE send
belated get we'll" wishes to Har-
ry Strickler who was hurt in an
accident.
The "after meeting" Socials
have been postponed until Oc-
tober.
To Detroit
The ball game is to played at
| p. m. daylight savings time at
Lorains Subway Field.
Lorain ball players take notice :
All players are requested to be
out on the Subway Field Sunday,
at 1890 for some practice.
Don't forget. Ball practice is
every Wednesday night at 500
D. m.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
Old YOU KNOW THAT

William the Great, Prince Of
Grange, freed the Netherlands
from Spain and is held by the
Dutc!, in the esteem given Geo
Washington as father of his
country.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
CANTON ECHO
BY Marcy

Canton. O., July II don't have
much news this week all gall
teams were idle over the week
orI
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07

THIS week closes the two cham
l. bers of the Capitol indefinitely
for the long awaited repairs. If
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07
Do female functional
periodic disturbances
m axe you suffer
cramps, headache,

Kieenite ends messy, nsrmfM crushing. Just
pAt your plate o. bridge IN . glass Of wster.
add . little kleenite. Presto! Stains. dis
colorations end dentre odors disappear.
Your teeth sparkle like nsw. Ask your drug
oist today Tor Kieerite. Or for generous
Free Sample, write Koiens Products Cosp..
Rochester III, NY.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-07

Among the long range studies
now undertaken is that of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

IT'S cAllED "cRoUND scHool"the finest aviation educa
tional and training in the world
and you drau pay ,ohe you're getting IT. The newest flying
technques navigation weather radarhese only few of
your many subjects
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

And what life II IS! Ff>two weeks Of flying playing and
learning with handpicked group of young Americans
grandest bunch Of guys you met More action and
opportunity packed into year than most people get in
lifetime If you've got what takes-ths is the life for you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

SOFT LIGHTS AND SWIFT MUSIC in for share of your
attention. When it's time to relax. you'll find lounges,
dances parties and receptions which you attend during
Open Post" periods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

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GceJgel -.

I~-a1s, he said: it is an indus
t 4; it has actual assets the
same as any other industry; it
Gees not consist of machinery
with smoke-filled chimneys.
It's goods are the natural beau
ties that people go all over the
world to enjoy. This industry
calls for the same competition,
the same training and abili-
ties, the same heartaches that
are experienced in other bust
ness and industries. "Tourism"
has two main features-two
m in aspects-ability to get
tie tourist to come to the COM
r"unity; second is to take care
Of him after you get him. He
s2id he had never been able
= determine which is more
in. portant, since neither will
stand alone.
Recalling that 83 million dol
lars were spent by the Ameri-
can tourists last year, he said
we must 60 out to get our
share. Tourism is your bust
ness, he said. Mr.. Goeggel then
deferred to the fact that the
Lands young, ambitious peo-
pie are leaving for the main
nd while at the same time
more and more continental
mericans are coming in. This
!: because they see greater
opportunities for success than
they had ever seen. The great
natural scenic beauties with a
near perfect climate that can
not be matched in the world;
that is why we see new people
come in to invest in it. The
;Gll effect will be more jobs,
a higher standard of living,
many more taxicabs, a greater
demand for gift shops, more
new homes, a demand for more
native musicians and enter
tainers and many other items
to benefit the community.
Using the present-day fig
ures not including board and
rooming houses, the 221 beds
now available here should
nring approximately $4,42O
per day, 300 days "a year,
should bring about $1,336,00O.
He asked what industry could
bring that amount in these
parts.
The Island can become self
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Taxi Service
careful Drivinq)
Courteous & Dependable
ISIDRO BARBEL : Manager
instead of a burden.

Attorney William Moorhead
First Vice President of the
Chamber, presided. He thank
ed Mr.. Goeggel and also
those who attended. Re
freshnAents were served i'm
mediately after the question
and answer neriod.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-15

Special baptismal services were held for l2 children at the Russian Orthodox Church last week. Father Gerasim Schmaltz conducted the services, the first held since the Rev, Gregory Gle- boff left more than 8 year ago.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-15

Al Pickett left Thnrfday fer Bonneville, Wash., after 1ece'v
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-15

ing word that his nother aa@ died there.