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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-13

g;e Gpeiien ne::er bllrth eincn
rsi,asnen Iui5,lc IN bie anribtc
ss;iiIen Sen Spet;'. '.t,mcn scIlrocri
9t;tjt ~ pergeiien cir: o:Gautnna.
t,i:e r'eitirripiii. .ro't,n.. Sic id, III
elnrm heirnbercn 9iaum ne9cn Sc.
Slide beiinSet. @eIonoere SpiilbeGen
ecitatten bie nollit6noige Srennl,ne
oes @ei6irrs bon Yatienten uno slns
geiteuten.
Inter 9eriid1ihtiellug longitrb.
riser grfabrung ipl,roe sic @dibe-
reianlaee NIT mooernlten Mai6inel
einserihtet.
8ei bem tii9liben @aiicrperbral,d)
bon ettpa 10000 2iter mubten no.
turgenaB Gorfebrungen iiir erobte
getriebsiiderbeit eetrofien iperoen,
I'M allen geil,nobeitlihen uno BE-
triebliden @egebenbeiten Hednl'ng
at tragen. sn ser GlGranlaee ,piro
oos aus sen GebGroen suflieBenoe
slbtpaiier in orei eetrennten 8eriob'
ren sereiniat l,no feimfrei eemabt.
Tas eereiniste @oiier miro ourd)
einen iorsfaltig eeIbloiienen aanal
untcrbalb bes Srtes Subpeiler IN
SEN 2auterbad) ecleitet. Sic Siht>
,lno araitaulose miro ourtf, einen
bctriebseigenen Sransformator ges
Ipciit. S6lieBlib bleiben nod Die
Seuerl0iGleitlins 81 eriuGlnen, bic
bel etpo auftretenbcn Grinoen einc
iofortiae @etii:upi;ng M0g!id na'
hen. Gin Torrat5bcbGltc: nit in5gc=
iamt $500 Sitter Snbalt periorat sic
ein5e.nen 3cHiitellcn NcS SG,;ies nit
@acmpoSier
3n'amr;e":;n :;nilcno : arr nod) eil.
moi ieltgej!s + iucrnen, Oab Die ar.
iaEte sln!A.,t rot i,n,tTorigitra
urh moocrnit;:. Gelidtsrunftcl aus
.ehalt ,l',H eirgcribtet lpurbc. SSnIs
zen mir, oal; :.ardb hte Ne,erGiir:rJ
Scr oungel. :ilititte Sl:>lueiler III
abiebborer 2eit cine :p:rt'id) tit0l'
bore Gnt!aitrn Ser iib.'ilell &ton=
fea3:iul,l ciN:litt lno Sc: tiidiithcn
aranfbcu off oer MIN .rriicren @a-
lis ip,,::il ntr ent3e1ai! :c,reter mcr.
Sen VA.
e:oorbriif ': 3eltlmg.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-13

Ser HroSuftions.GoSe cntbdlt
nl,r pcni9e Sabus. Mber bic Stint
aelelllhaiten iino poriid)tig. Sn idar'
lem aontralt 81, Sen @epilosenbei'
ten por 20 Sabren iino beute gIatt
uerbotcn: iiberrdbises Nboriiden,
luitpole llmarmungen, iusoeltipe
Stcllun9en, uie borijentale Stub.
ljenen ill9geitipe @eltcn uno getpe'
9lnscn, 9iilicn Ses Salies, Giiiicn
NIT oifenem Munoe. TaS Genius
biiro uno bas 0ilmtbeatcr itcllen
gemcinlam felt. mas iueseitp lit.
SSn oen Sasen oes itummen Sims
fonnte iiI) Ser Sbauipieler beim
aiiilen eini9es leiiten. gr fing beim
Sanogelent an ltnb arbeitete ild)
Damn lansiam binaui.
Gonrao Nosel uno gileen 4rinsle
maren in rSbree 8eefs" (1934) in
SiebesI5enen ST icben, Oa6 iid) beute
Sic 3ebcn zines 3cnIors por gnt'
Ieten friimmen piiroen. Sbre @lic'
oerpcrrcnfunsen auf elmer Gbaile'
Tongue mabtcn @eihihte i'm Slim.
Sn OerIelben s(rt mar allf oie bort.
Sontale &iiiierei bon barbara Stan'
,upd lmo Ssames Hennie in rSaicit"
(1931) gebultcn.
Sir rTleib onS tbe Seuil" (192O
lieierten Sobn Gilbert lno @reta
8arbo cine aubiSene, oie 5ur Sen'
iation luurbe. Sobn Barrymore unS
Marp slitor bronnteu NIT mebreren
2iebesi5enen iolt 90der in Sen Stint
rGon Suan" 1926. 0iclleidt er'
innert iib nod iemano an Seon
Sarlop uno geIl 2pon in ~Sea's
slngels". Gs mar inn Sabre 1880.
Ias 3eQulrib lit INNER nod belB
oauon.
Solcntino, ser oils 9iebla6er feine
Sn6ibitipnen fannie, nit Oen Mugcn
route uno sen S1bnen fniridte, flip
te s(gnes apres BON ocn Singer.
ipitcn bis 81 Sen Smpinarben auf
ocm Sbcrarm. Gas mar in Bent
Slim She Sbeif" Q921). 8enn
ser Slim bel,te scSeigt miro, iangcn
sic 9obbpiorers an 81 fihern.
IebnIid) iiebt oie 2iebesi5ene NIT
Sbeoa Sara in 81 Tool Sbcre Was"
U9tD mie ein Ninefampi aus. Nan
f0nnte iid) be,lte babel totlahen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-13
2lms Scr Heintat ~er
Kmdmdsmkrct,
Sdlu6 bon Scite 1.

nod oar nirbt oasulanae ber. bab
aienslc einen &cfer fir 1882 GM
nah Gbino erportiert bat.
Ser 9Sea BON Scr NIT Dem
Shnitmeiier bcrgeitcllten llhr =
9tGocr, Sricbc unb gSellcn lporen
ollh aus Sol, - bis sur Sierfreiss
ubr erfluiipcr mooerner 9spbnun=
gen mar ipeit unb beicblperlih. Sic
erlten Solsubren NIT SdnuralfiuN,
Die Der critic Sd)ipenninaer llbrn,a=
cfern,eiitcr Sp6anncs Gd)lcnfer i'm
Sabre 1922 berltcllte uno ouf Sraa=
acltellen bon Sorf su Sort mo
ipGter nad 9Dbmen. Selterreidl,
HuBluno. iSSranfreid) l1no Gnalano
brinaen lieB. erihlpiien auf cine bcll=
te falm nlebr faRlide slrt bic ers
item S(uslanosmGrfte. Mut uno 3D.
biafeit iinb Der Ss1,lparslpdlper
llbrenin0ultric alh nad) Der Sed)ni=
iicrlrno crbalten acblieben.
Trilh,citia mud,te lie iich Die alnes
rifaniicbcn Griabrlmaen srnute,
rid)tete pplloutomatiic1,c SrebbGnfe.
Gr,enterprelien lmo Nietmaihinen
Elm lnnb errihtcte nit Der 9lustouid)=
barfeit Der Scile - cine aelp0bnlis
DIE Saihenubr hat beren $50 -
m,6 ber ipirtid,aftlihen sSabrifation
bllrh raihen MaterialsufluR einen
$oodititanb Der 9lutomotiiierunN.
Seit brelbunOert Sahren iperben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-13

eaarbriiden. Snmitten allseebebn.
ter @alouneen, melt obleits bon
Sdmut uno 2Grm, liegt iiioli6 bon
0ubaueiler Sic neue 2uneenbeilitatte,
Die nod oen lesten grfeuntniiien Ser
Biiienihaft CUR gefanrpi,ms Ser
2unsent,,berfuloie errihtet ,puroe.
Oas einorudspoue GebGuSe, bas iih
nad siiben bufeiienforu,is offnet,
lit in einen Sit., Weit= nnO Meittel.
bau a,feelieoert.
Sos llntereeidob oes @eItbaues
,,immt bic @6ntsenanlaeen, bas slr.
bio. 2abors, Mpotbefe, Tesinfef=
tionsanlasen ,nS Die ba3u aeborisen
gsebenrdume auf. SIM groeeidob
iino Sic Notwithstanding Chef.
ar5t. unS 9onfererS5immer. Setre-
toriat. gibliotbef, Tatientensimmer
fir eben Sperierte, iotpie Die oas,t
eeb0rieen gaSe= unS Soilettenanla.
gen ,,ntereebraht. Ole beioen bar.
iiberleeenoen Stoftperfe beberbereen
bic eeiamten Gatientensin1mer ber
Mdnnerobteiluns, s(rst. ,,no st!ue,
iternsimmer.
SIM 1tnterseifob bes Mittelbaus
beiinoet iih central fiir oas ean;e
&aus eelesen, bie &iidJe, ioipie sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-13
Technik des kuessens hat sich beim
Film in 20 Jahren sehr peaendert

&oapnooo. - Iie 2iebe in Soap.
tuooo lit angeblif tpunoerpon uno
ein menia iiinobait, tatiGhIid obcr
weroen oie lllnarm,lnaen immcr
ldludder, miro Ser SUB ilnmer
fiibler.
9ieie beoauerlibe Gnhpidli,na
6egann i6on Dor LANCER Seit, trob-
Dem bort man nod INNER Die I'M.
elaublibiten Tinse iiber Soupmooo.
Gum @eiipiel, bab oer Tauerflb auf
16 Sefl,nben beidrGnft tporoen lit,
Oab cine Shauipielerin feline 2icbes.
isene ipielen min, ,uenn ibr gbe.
mann in ser Ndbe it, oab sic mirt.
lid)e grobc, rihtise Siebe 5tpiihen
spei 6ilmiternen in Der lctten lei
oeni6aftlihen ltmarmung Dor ser
&amera aufilamnlt.
Tob bas lit oIles niemals, ooer
iait niernals .pabr.
Sit es ein Gergniisen, cine grob.
artise 8lonbine oOer einen musfl,.
loien Sauptoaritcller 5u fiiiien?
gti6t nit 100 2elten in ser Ndbe,
sic 5usl,den uno geniiseno Storf.
from, Inn ein Sdladtidifi gu be-
leuhten.
9ei Groben unS 9(ufnabmen bon
orci aubiSenen tiibte Montaomerp
Gliit oie biibite Sbeup @interS
329 MaI. Sic friegtcn sic Sahe
siemIib iiber. Mita Sapplportb battc
eimnal einen Yartncr, ser cine Gor.
liebe iiir anoblaub6rot beiaB. SIT
oa &iiiien pielleidt Elm Gergniigeu?
ga, Dor Is ODER 20 Sabren muroc
Sic 2iebe i'm Slim nod iebr realiitiid
seipiclt. Snsluiid)cn babcn mir allc
ifuGhcre Ncrpen befommen uno
iinO simperlider setporocn, oamit
Sic Seniur audJ etuas su tnn be-
fommt.
Seute ,pcroen Sic aroben aub.
i,enen I'M Slim en- pailant, leioen-
ihaitslos, nit Gntipannlns aelpielt.
6ilmfiiiie unterltebcn Oem Nrooufs
tions.Gobe Ser Snoultrie, Io,ue ic.
nem unoeiinierbarcn Mabltab, Ser
iid rs,lter 9eidnad" nennt. Gnt.
aegen olleelneiner slnnabnc beltebt
feline 3eitbeibrGnfllng BEL elllem
aub. gr fam enblos longe bauern,
ious CT nihts Sua9citiues cntbalt.
Mber, bos lit ia geraoe ser 9afcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-13
Moderne hei|staette i'm Saargebiet

@irtI6aftsrGume nit &iiblanloge
uno Sen erforoerliben Netenrdulnen
Cine neuaeitlid) eingerihtetc @oid'
fiihe, Mansel=, Troden., SSaIcbe.
,mo 4lGttrallm nebIt NGbitube itblie.
ben iid) an. SIN @rogeid,ob liesen
bie Salpteineansbaue, sic erOben
Speiie. uno s(ufentDoItSrGlunc iiir
gatienten - eetrennt fir WtGnner
,,no Grouen. ssr al.cn Stodtperfen
iino Babe unS Eoi!e!tcnanlooen eins
gebaIt.
SeOtr Yatient bat ein eigsnes
MoitJtien NIT S:'o lr. ,,nS Salt.
moiier, toiuie einen e'acncr &lcioer=
id)ranf 'iir @aid,e .tro G.eionng, Ell.
rcn Sdalter fir 2:,1:. &,,ianiage
io.rie 9iaoiofopfborsc. GrlrGhm,nlas
trert. tab bie ltrte,btrnauna aIler
Yaticnien nidt nab pefuniGren &C.
dt;puuften eri,lS'. ionSern iidj
:celetisJ nod bem Gronf5cit&grao
riNtet. @erlumise. init 2uit;irf,,la'
!;anscil.oeen perie1ere Sicge3o!le,,
e;lno,lita.n Sen 8::jcrtea Sen e'l,f,
rnthalt ou6 in frc,cr Suit. Sic Siege.
:erroiicn iino fit @tGrncr lnr
S,l:ien getrennt alGcorNnet
Siebt man i,h Sc ein5elueu Sin.
la9en scr Seilitlttc. ;,e III Ncr rers
hdliniS nl1Blg fl,rsen 3eit bon a;nen
SSotr e:itelt lpurSen miller an, iol'
I'm prr allen Gireen CO MT 'r,ocrn.
item Geroten einseri6teten NOnteens
rl,mc ius s(use. 3or Suto'Selic'
.S::s.Ttparate ser Sitmtns.Wcrfc,
Vr:orlsn. iino fir GrtrbltlId)tungen
- ttsm. sl,lfnnbmcr -'- norsei?ber.
Sn Ser Gurhle!,t ,t;l.nosobteill.nl
'uno an Sele-Yba1tr:fcr GuiI,el-
Ling, Sos iGntlife NoG= uno NCrns
SurE)l.1ihtlrngen an itctenocn, 1T
scnacn ,'no Iiegenbe1 Flt;enten 9e-
itt.::e:.
en- erIter Sinie lit tas Nerdt fir
Gurd)(e.ttlmes;nelte aeSudt, ;ebod,
fianel nit linn, nit slusnl5uic &C.:
Gt:d!orfnobmen, iunltlid,e erFor=
Scr!id)en slufrab1la1 gcti;tigt iper-
Zen. g, &iir5e iuirh ser ol,f Sent
ton.aerfcnsreB in Sambl.ra crit
na;;J cLsseitellte "ltriYcliaG Eloni=
0rct5" Tontiert. :ct'cs |crGt er.
moI.id1t Sbidtarfit lflncE it1crbcr
uns .iceenoer Gatisnten.
Sie CUTS SiuedmGi,;ei:, eingcridb.
tetc &irti6nftsfiid,e erlaitbt Bic
reitlugsloie Gerior1Inl Don 900
,is $40 9erionen @ei Ser Ginrid,e
tun1 Scr aiide ,purSe aui erDGtnog-
l;Gite S:peiene @ert se!eat. cine
,,rcde;': ':iprebenbe @c.l?alerung Der
Gin. iGuune trdst 5u: slrbeita. ,lno
Seiterirarnis bel. 81 Siel5abl mo-
SHrit + MoiG;net er(c:t;ter: ian.t-
fr:,e S'lbeitsgGnge.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-13

Gier ocutihe Soptelfadlellte fa=
men nit Sconbinapiun slirlines aus
Son,blrg ouf bem Sbleluoob Slug
baIen an, I'M init &plleaen aus un-
beern clrrppGiirben 9Gnoern blirh
pas &. s. 81. amerifa,iicbe Sotel=
n,ethooen su ltupierer. Gs iinO Sr.
&alter &rpnbeim. ErGIibent bcs
bcutithen @Gberpcrbor6es. 6eins
90. 3ellcrmcper. itellpertretenOcr
SprlitenOer bcs Sontel= lnO 8alt=
itdttenNcipcrbcs in &cit=gerlin unb
Better Oes Sotel StcinpIot, Grnlt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-13

oder spaete Gespraeche, sind auch
Elm Schultz in Notfaellen. Elm Tele-
phon i'm Keller erspart Mama am
Waschtag und der Familie bel Ping
Pong Tournieren zahllose Schritte.
Rufen Sic die Geschaefts-Office an,
um Ihren Auftrag zu geben. Ihre
Dienstvertreterin wird gerne helfen.
Sic wird auch einige unserer Hilfs-
geraete erklaeren, die nun verfueg-
bar sind, um Ihren Dienst vollstaen-
diger zu machen vie Extension
Glocken, um sicher zu sein, Ihre
Anrufe zu erhalten, wenn Sic ausser
Hoerweite des Telephons sind; sicht-
bare "Ruf"- "-Signale fuer laermvolle
Plaetze; weitere Anfuehrungen Won
anderen Mitgliedern hires Haushalts
i'm Verzeichnis, und Ausschalthebel
UNI Glocken in Krankenzimmern
yum Schweigen zu bringen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-13

ictt i'm Gcblporsipolo llbren hcr0c.
ltcllt. Sie arObtcn ;SSirmen iinb in
Nomilientrobitionen aetpahien umo
cbcnio ein Sell Ser 9anoihait lpie
ein ipertpollcr Standardization.
Sie Shlpar,iudloer llhrcninouitrie
soblt iibriNens Die belten 90hne in
Seutihlanb. lSeiiinismus lit i'm
Shparslpalo nidt su 6auie.
Isle 9Selt.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-13

yrodbofi, SprlibcnOer Der ,Sadl'
oruppe Sptel in @eitoeltidlanb uno
Veiiber bes Sootel iSiirltcnbof III
Niiinlter. &eitf.. unb 6ans &ad)s
meier, Mitinbobcr bes 6otel 3eppe>
lin in Stuttaort llno Stabtrat bieier
Stabt. 9tah einem S(ufentbolt in
9tcip Sort ipirb Sic Gruppe Sotels
in &iQiansbllra mo Sronbrioae.
Maii.; @oibinatnn. 8. g.; 9ttlontic
Gitp; Ebilabelphio. 0orrisbura,
9ancaiter unb Jiufbin Sails, Ba.;
Glmira. Utica lnb YinaGampton,
g. g., bcilldcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-13
ANSWERS
Questions will be found on
page 4.

|. The Sea of Galilee and the
Dead Sea.
2. A room aft used by stewards
Is sleeping quarters.
3. Type of the small (not ca
pital) letters.
4. The Golden Gate Bridge at
San Francisco, with a span of a.
200 feet.
5. 100 devrees.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-13
r: Sic ERhALTEn
EXTENSION Telephone

Extension Telephone sind jetzt err
haeltlich.
Sic brauchen sic nur zu bestellen
.. jene wunderbar bequemen Tele-
phone, direkt zur Hand, wann und
wo Sic sic brauchen.
Extensions bedeuten mehr Vergnue-
gen fuer jedermann. Elm Telephon
in der Kueche hilft der Mutter. Est
list handlich zum Bestellen Won Gro
ceries und nett yum Plaudern NIT
Freundinnen, waehrend sic den Bra
ten beobachten kann.
Und vie sehr den Mann des Hauses
Elm Telephon i'm Herrenzinmer oder
Studierzimmer freut. Es bedeutet
Abgeschlossenheit fuer Geschaefts-
gespraeche und Entspannung in den
Abendstunden. Schlafzimmer Ex-
tensions, wunderbar fuer fruehe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-13
Dies unS Dos

SebenslGnelid Eaiial,! oerfiins
octe Ser gcrl,fslngsrat lmo itl,itc
Sen ebemalisen areisleiter unS
Sberbiirgerlneiiter bon Yaiiau olS
IttipiIt Elm. gr mus nab flint Sab
ren slrbeitslager ieien bouernoen
@obnlis in Naiiau nebmen uno iid)
init einem ein5ieeu @obnraum be-
gniigen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-04-13

Sino Sie unb Sbre Nnaeb0rieer
Mitalieb I'M &rdnfcnberein unb
Central Gerbanb? Wenn niht, iebt
lit bic Seit bciSutreten. Inn 9enallere
Snfprfatipn rufen Sie ben 2pfal>
bertreter an.
Evening star., 1950-03-19

The Academy Award dinner always provides amusing
and slightly scandalous stories. Here things
you never knew about Hollywoods top prize winners
by Louis Berg
Movie
Evening star., 1950-03-19

ABOUT this time every year fever sweeps through
n Hollywood. It's something like Washington, D. c.,
the of Presidential election.
Cause of the furor is the annual Hollywood glamour
sweepstakes, commonly known as the Oscar awards.
They fall this year Thursday, March %.
Each year the 1000 members of the Academy of
Motion Picture Arts and Sciences vote to present gold
plated statuettes, the Oscars, for the finest acting per-
formances best direction best script best music etc.
An auditorium is hired, ali the movie people get
together for the ceremonies and there is much fam
fare. One year, searchlights lined the avenue the
auditorium for l3 blocks.
This is Hoywoods biggest display of and faces.
To win Oscar the dream and goal of almost every
and woman in Hollywood. This is one show every
body turns out for.
Perhaps the secret of the Awards prestige and popu
arity lies in the auntness of the title 1t is unlikely that
the Oscars would command much attention, get
much publicity if they tagged the annual Awards
of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences,
with the euphonious abbreviation, ANPAS
Awards"
The name Oscar came about by sheer accident, it is
interesting to note Margaret Herck secretary of the
Academy, viewing the statuette for the first time,
claimed: "Why, it reminds me of my Uncle Oscar"
Hall Of Fame
THIS was sheer and inexpicable whimsy. Mrs. Herrck
hasn't even got Uncle Oscar. But the caught on
and so did the awards themselves which have to
represent the ultimate in recognition and prestige
There other awards that might to merit this
consideration - the national and the New York Film
Critics polls the National Board of Review selections
Quigeys list of eyMaking Stars, and Others But
the Oscar stands out = strong and shining the
statue ITSELF
The intrinsic value is small - maybe $780, But pos
session means millions at the box Office.
No yho xu,pc AYar oatcy
possession of place in Hollywoods Hall of Fame
Evening star., 1950-03-19

though curiously some of the true movie immortals,
Greta Carlo, Charlie Chaplin Gloria Swanson haven't
single Oscar to their names
So precious the Oscars that the tendency towards
the widest possible distribution - in effort to make
everybody happy. Nobody in Hollywood owns more
than two of them The atmosphere on Academy Night,
accordingly, is charged with emotion.
When Greer Carson normally intelligent and self
possessed, her Oscar, she gushed for 20 minutes
us past her allotted time) in praise of the producer
director, writer, call boy anybody connected with
Mrs Minver. In her rapture, she forgot - but the
audience geeully remembered - that she had originally
fought against making the picture.
Fast Recovery
JOAN CRAWFORD was down with influenza and 1O40
fever on Oscar Night But she sat up, eyes shining
pose for photographers, her misery forgotten
Only few have been able to maintain their calm when
the award came their way. Shirley Temple - she was
eight years old at the time displayed remarkable poise
"Mommy," she inquired, "can we 90 home now?"
Jackie Cooper, a small boy in 1881, was in close
competition with Lionel Barrymore for the best
actor award of that The veteran Barrymore
out but it was quite tussle All eyes turned in
sympathy to the defeated youngter He fast asleep
in Marie Dressler's lap
Shirley and Jackie were perhaps the only two actors
ever to be Indifferent to the prestige publicity and popu
larlty that goes with Oscar Adults not base
When you consider how much the Oscars mean to
Hollywood, the actual ceremonies of Oscar Night are
for all of the searchghts and the glamorous audience
surprisingly dull This is probably because of the large
number of awards spread through every cultural and
technical branch of the industry. Thirty speeches of
presentation, another 30 of acceptance all remarkably
alike - don't add up to an exciting evening.
Regulars who have been attending these affairs year
after year rete most of the acceptance speeches
by heart. Il am happy, proud and lucky -. want
Continued on page 20
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-26
HEAVY VOTE I5 ROLLED
 IN JUNEAU

Juneau cast record Territorial Primary vote yesterday, 1870 bal- lots counted in the three city pre- cincts. The clerks and judges worked through the night, the second pre- cinct officials finishing the count at 3 o'clock this morning. the first precinct at 5:45 o'clock and the third precinct at 6 o'clock.
 The vote cast by precincts is as follows: first precinct. at City Hall. 496; second precinct in Alaska Elec- tric and Power. AIS, and third pre- cinct. Juneau Diaries. 599
 Although a Delegate to Congress was nominated and also a Terri- torial Treasurer, interest centered in nomination for Commissioner Of Labor. Divisional Senators and Di- yisional Representatives.
 For Commissioner of Labor, Ray Beach was high man with SIT, Henry Benson second with sos, Kim S"AA oAAA OWCkA tAdAAlllB.
 Elton E. Engstrom. Republican. for the Senate, was high man with 973. James Nolan. Democrat, sec- ond with 946. Frank Peratrovich, Democrat with 506 and trailing. c. E. Almquist. also Democrat, with 434.
 Juneau residents. with high votes for Divisional House. include Mayor Waino E. Hendrickson. James Simp- son MacKinnon. M. L. MacSpadden, B. D. Stewart and Vernon M. Met calfe. Other Juneauites in the race at the polls include Robert E. Coughlin, Earl T. Forsythe. Dick Harris, Mary Joyce. Eugene Lock- ridge. Felix Toner and Peter Wood.
 Complete tabulations of all can- didates are found in today's election table.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-26
ALASKA pRE5BYTERY
 CONTRIBUTES $50 TO MEMORIAL LIBRARY

The Presbytery of Alaska, meet ing here for its annual conference, has donated $50 to the Juneau Memorial Libray fund, it was an- nounced today by Dr. James c. Ryan, commissioner of education and library board member.
 The Presbytery, representing IT churches in Southeast Alaska from Skagway to Metlaaktla. met here from April 19 to April "A in the Northern Light Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Willis R. Booth was host for the 75 delegates from througout the area.
 Sunday evening it was suggested that a free-will offering be taken for the library fund, and response was such that Dr. Ryan was called to received the money.
 The generosity of the givers is accentuated by the fact that most of the delegates were from other points in the area, and only on occasion would have opportunity to visit the structure after it is built. But the great community effort put forth by Juneauites to bring it into being was so appealing that the offering was made.
 This contribution brings the need ed amount down to $1,182.19-get- ting closer all the time to that last big corner to turn before the drive gets into the easy hundreds.
 A total of $70,0oO is needed to build the library, this amount to be matched by federal funds once 1t is collected
 B. D. Stewart, acting drive dir ector, and incidentally a candidate for a seat in the House of Repre- sentatives, seemed more concerned today about getting the fund down past the $1,000 mark than in the number of votes he has so far garnered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-26
JERSEY GOVERNOR URGES STATEHOOD
 AZ SHOT IN ARM

WASHINGTON, April 26-tR-- Governor Alfred E. Driscoll of New Jersey urged the Senate Interior Committee today to approve im- mediately legislation granting state hood to Alaska.
 Tt would be the most effective offensive our nation can take to demonstrate our ideals" Driscoll said.
 The citizens of Alaska now are deprived Of effective representation in Washington and as a governor and the governors conference are on record for statehood.
 Statehood should be granted quickly as possible. It will give the peaceful people of the world a shot in the arm"
 John c. Williamson, legislative director of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. asked that Alaska be ad- mitted at once A similar plea was made by Marvin L. Glodberger, National Legislative Director of American Veterans of World War II.
 Ed V. Davis, Anchorage, Alaska, lawyer, urged approval of the House passed statehood bill with out material changes. To make substantial changes, he said, would almost certainly result in the legis- lation failing to pass Congress this year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-26
Maragon Lied,
 Jury verdidf

WASHINGTON, April 26-R- John Maragon, who used to have friends at the White House. was convicted today of lying to Senate investigators.
 A Federal District Court jury took enc hour and 36 minutes to convict him of charges that he lied in testifying last July that:
 1. He had only one bank account, in Washington, in 1945-46. The evidence showed he had another then in Texas.
 2. He had severed connections with Albert Verley and Co.,, Chi cago importing company, when he took a temporary job with the State Department overseas in 1945.
 But Maragon was cleared on one of the main counts of the govern ment brought against him-that he perjured himself in saying he ne- gotiated no business with the gov ernment and received no money for negotiations from 1945 to until the middle of last year.