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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-02

Sic auiitelll,na elmer curop1iihen
slrmee piel leihter iein, oenu es p1re
Der @ea geebnet fiir Sfaiil,na zines
cl,ropll'dcn Earlameuts, Iclbit pcnu
@robbrltannicn iid nibt beteiliat
Gin iolfes Eurlanlent lnb Elm 5ipi,
les Webrnlinilterii,n miirbcu Sic
@auabr ge6en, baB oos oe.ltIhe Wti,
litdr a,i Dem Sentiment tein ;ll gro
bcS llebcrgelpiht erbllt.
8ie es beibt. lil,o be IranSoie,,
erbittcrt iibcr rMtiboeritdnoniiie lrn(
'elbit abi'tcu" III Sen Gereinistcl
Staatcn iiber Sic oeuiihe Srasc. gis.
bcr bitteu iid] Oie Gereiuigten Staa
ten ai,d) in ocut 3ulammenbana ,sn'
opdlinas nit ser GuropaperteiHiaun1
blith seiteHt. sllnerfaniid,e Baron.
tieu Ser Sid)erbeit icien uur lecre
Borte iiir Sic Sraniolcr. bis ~feitt
0araaticu ac9cn fiiu'tisen Oeutlheu
Mllltarismus gegebeu iino. NfaN
miiile iih belpubt icin, bab sic iran'
ioiiid)e sluIriiitlina III europa MID,
beginnen fam, iclauge oie Salpt'
nlaht Der franSoliId)en Sruppen in
Sn0odind ieItJebalten miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-02
Pf|ichterfueI|ung das Motto
des neuen koenigs Won Schweden


'Stodbolnl. - @uI,uf Ser Seditl
bcities bcn ifneNiihen &0nisstbron
uno protlamlcrte oils !iottu: .1ic
gfIicIt iibcr alles". ST gelobtc, iit,
Itrift AT Sic &eriaii!ug su boltcu
,lno oils cln rscrchter &0nia llnN
mobl.pollcnoer &uter oes itfwcbiid,en
Solfes NIT elmer geiesmaBisen ,ms
milocn Resierllng ju berrlhen".
Ser neue a0Ils itcbt im slltcr
bon 67 Sabrcn lno lit Ser 1lteitc
Ser ie cineu europ1iihen Sbron be.
itIeacu hat. Seine ofii5ieue Sbrcn'
dcitei9lma criolgtc, uad)oem i'm aa.
bnettsianl hcs Stofbplmer aonigs
icbloiics ber aonisseiS perleien nor.
Ben mar.
a0nis @uItai iab Mab uuS ause'
ipannt aus. Gr be3eitncte ieincn
Tater als Sen "6riebcnsfGuis". -
@uitai ser iSiinItc, ser iett itar6,
butte sic NeiltralitGt irines 2anoes
III 5mci 8cltfrieaen belpahrt. Seine
: Nesierlug bon nalcSu 43 Sabren
ipor Sic linaite in Ser it!rueoiihcl,
@eld,id)tc. 0tit 90 Sabrcn mar CT
Ser Gltelte resierenae Monarh CIT
rppns.
Ser GGniaseio mllroe bonn ioiia.
liItilden Miniiterpr1iibenicu Gage
Grlauoer in @eseumart oes @abinetts
lno ser idiueoiid)en 6iirIlen pcrle'
len. Sieraui bot Ser Yramirr ior'
mel Sen Niidtritt ieincr &esierung
al, uno Ser a0nig erluGte iic, i'm
slmte SIT blei6en.
9anad, luanote lid ser ,8onlg 81
Sen fOnislihen YrinScn, ieinen 49,
i1brigeu SoDn 9ertil unS leinen 66
Sabre altcu Vruoer @ilbeln. Selbs
gelobten lid, itets loDal ihrem SO
nia, Serrn uno Meiiter. Gulfai BEN,
Sehiten. ;l uerbalten, Ser Mlnl'ter'
pr1lioent gelobte bleraui ben, aonis
sic 3reue ieines aabinetts.
Ser neue aronprinS lit Ser lodge
Carl Bultai, ser ieboh teinen Erell.
eib gu leilten brand,te. Gr 1T erlt
4 Sabre alt ,,no Der Subn 8ultaI
Moclis, oe5 Gltelten Sobnes oes nelten
a6niss. Der bel elnenl 6ius5el.sun'
eliid 1947 get0tet Wl,roe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-02
AIIiierte in Korea Won den
kommunisten schwer bedraengt
Amerikonisehes Regiment einsekrest - Feind bed'ent
sich never Roketenwoffe.

piertGaiaen eutihloiicner SlnQriiIen
Der &pnlnlllniltcn. JiulilId, Nebous
te 2iiienfampiiGQcr nnud,tcn ihr
Icbut in llnteritiisllna Der apmmu=
niiten. Sic fumcn pernultlih Don
manoihllriit,en S1ilspsnftcn. Sie
"a. Sipiiion bate nit nl,r leid)tcm
eSiberitano iu tlln.
,Siihrenbe amerifauiiile Militars
in Spfio erflGren, huR oie d)ineilidleu
acmnnlniiten bisbcr nun npminellen
Gioeritano in 9tcrbforea aeleiltct
haben. Sic ndd)iten SAGE pilriten
ppbl hie Gntiheiouna bril1acn. IS
bonoclt iih oarum, oh Der ariea bcis
nahc porbei lit ooer oh er iid) in
Die 2dnae sieht, 3. h. ob Die hineliz
itten 3rmnnrliiten cine betrGdtlihe
3ohI ibrer beiten Srllppen in Den
+@ampf ,perfen mollen. Sas sluituu.
hen Der rotcu 2ufnuaffe luilroc
cbeniaus ocn Gcrlauf oes rieaes il,-
bern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-02
Tschechische
verniehtvnsswvt

lSara. 9iatb iibcreinitimnell=
ocn SlusidNen pertricbencr Guoeten=
Oeutid)cr aus Graa lit audi oos
Senfmal bcs preuRiihcn General
felOmarlhalls &llrt Gbriltof @raf
bon Sd)iperin (aefollen am 6. Mai
1857 ipGhrcnb Der Gc)labt bel
Erao i'm iicbenidbriacn ariea) tide
c1)iidlcr &crnid,tllnaslput sl,n Opier
aciollen. 2as Tenfnol hotte ian,t
oes imheaenoen nreltbiid,en splba-
tenfriebhois iuerit IGnqere 3eit I'm.
ter Dem Shub ber 9foten Mrmee oes
itanoen. Ser sSriebbof mar au 3eiten
Der Sollanmonarhie unb audi ber
eriten tlhed)iid)en Hepublif Neishs.
belit, llano. inter Dem Sc9,lb Der
TraQer oel!tid)en 9otihaft mo be-
fano lih III Der Gbene bon 9sraa. ei.
nc fnappe Slllnoe pom Sorfe Sters
bobol entfernt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-02
9Mit 9ufetcnlpdffcr

Scplll. - Utit 1ufctcnlpdftcn
ullsoerilitcte finciiife unn norofos
reaniil1)e Srltppeu fiibrten Slnarifie,
ourth lpeId)e eli, amerifuniid)es Sie=
ainlent ein0efreiit nurbe lmn anbere
GerbGnbe i'm norbmeitlihen &preo
Sum Nildsua slponacn. Sie
nellprnoniiierteu 9inten beoicnten iitl
ncller &niicn. namlich S2sWtilli=
meter Hufeten. Sic ihluaen ocael,
Die linfe ,Slanfe elmer amerifaniid,ell
Han,erfolpnne, lpclrhe MIR Is Wei=
len Don Der nlanoihuriid,en 8rense
euticrm mar. Sin Gertrcter Der
amerifaniihcn 1. slrmec nonnte Die
Sooe ernit. 1000 berittenc Jiotc
maren inter Den SlnQreifcrn. Sin
Battalion Siihforcancr iuur lett 4
SaNen einacfreilt. Ginc onocrc
Grippe in NeaimentsitGrfc mar llm:
fldmuert, fpnnte iih abH Dllrd)=
itbla0en. Gs bicl, ollrh slun crlten
Dtal, DaR d,ineiiihe Sruppen i'm
9tpro,pelten anareifen. Man fiiate
ieooh poriihtia binsu. man ipiiie
nii,t, Oh d,ineiiiche Srlppen Die
Michrsahl oieicr Srllppen alisma=
hcn.
i,phe omerifoniihc Sifi;iere hat
ten rcrher ihcn Die slnlpeicnheit eis
mes ri,i,eiiid)en Heaiments in Norb.
foren suaeaeben. Siiofcreaniid,e Of
ii,iere uber beitanoen baraltf. baf'
minbeitens alpei rotd,ineiiid,e Sipi.
iionen an BEN &Gmpfen beteili9t
iino.
2as eiuaeihloiiene amerifaniid)e
Gelilnent achDrt Der 1. 2apulleries
nipiiipn an. slnbere GerbGnpe per.
iuhtcn. bem Sieainrent ,ubilfe ,ll
fommen. Ser neue Sd)laa folate
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-02
zwei puertorikanische Revo.
|utionaere beim versuch;
ins Blair House einzudriil.
gen, niedergesehossen.
Wilder Kuge|wsehseI braehte Geheimdisnsimann
und einem Alieniaeler den Tod; drei verWundei,

soihineor 3pe Ndmer pce erfoIeIoie Geridb ae.
od hat, Den Erdoenen Srun,o oIs puerto.
1iaii Noionoteu bentiert Sie nod @abnapn ee.
fprllc, h, TGont n,;lhrngen Mit bn outon,oiifet
euopen incn lie pb oi uicrmiere Tpi,e Gehmbent,
aoenm m Blair 6oe Ser eo; bes ErGoene oo,,e pete
m on poc hr nadmttoas ob Die guen erpinerten bos
t helen Sonenein oif Eennnrona spenl aabe oeoe,.
nb Dem m Sous Gner Der Ntttoter puroe eroc Der o.
oere per nerpmbet @r aeionb paer I'M emergency Sopa bos
nc I'M Slime hatten, ben ErGibenten ,u ermorber. q,
Srei Cctcinocnlta9enen ulrben pepnb elmer t6blih Gr
crlnN eincn &9elpnbn int Gmerep opio Gs bonbet i I'M,
oen 41obriaen Sese Go Ser eroene Ne,Gter lit reIic
Sorre'oa Eeprnoet mo bic Gebeueenn Soeph Gppns uno
Spoo Sb inpe Ser stGter Oscar goao 9esterer fam nit
lcnen &onpisen bon Ncp yorf bierher.
Infn9e nes Mttcntatsps mebn Observation-Disclosures
r Den Eraioeen ageorbetet Md ct 9ois mill man
nebr a' Die Snbe Srmons bebut i neil oeier a Somsoa
bort cine HeNe bo'en mill of einer Sereie lenstos gu
n0ben
Ser Sbenhen nub nod ieitlen i Inn elm @nrpIott
pon ner Sctc honote ooer oh Ion aen aus.
hett pproer mar IN Sorrpa ianb man een an i'm oe
eten Src bes pertprfanien Observation-Disclosures Gern shu,o
eampos heien Organization htae amtoeuode aGmpie in
Nucro n peranpnib mar Ser griei iorberc Sooa o Sic
Seuega bcr5uonoe rdhoIos gu fbren STIR, pprhr hattie Elm
pertorfan'der NacnoIt ner gro Ser pertnrifouicu
Heoerlmg in Nep gorf in bic Suft gu iprenaen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-02

Sn 'eicrlINcr EroieIiion begaa
man iiN 1icrauT nud) Dem Sbroniaal
po Bic in GngiaHo geborene aonisin
SoujIc, Ntitalieoer oes fsI. Sal'IcE
,,nN bcs Sois naltetcn. aouisi.
@oliie iii bie llrentclin ser aonigil
Tctoria Don Gnglano lrno cir,
Shpeiter oes Carl atolntbatten.-
Tolf beaeiitert.
Ser ncue aonig beitieg Sen Gil,
bcrthron. iiber ocn ein Sernelinnlan
tel aebrejtct mar. 2e nit Sluuelcr
6eictte arunc unS bas 3epter laseu
aui cinem Gid, ,u ieiten oes Sbro'
mes. &ohe 8eante unO Milltdrs lei
itctcu ibren Srclcio.
Nad Ser einorudsuollen, aber elt'
iaten Teier ,npiingcn Ser 8onIl
unb Sic 3onigin Die Sulolauna Der
Mcnae por NcIn Ealalt. 9eioc tratci
aui eieu galfan blnaus uno blldten
in cin Meer lihelnoer @eiidter unS
pinfcnocr SaiNentiilhcr binab.
Gincn Mugcnblif iputer trat Sel
aonia in Sen Saal sllriid unn fan
nit Scm gan, IN @eib 9eflclNcter
Grinscn Garl i'm slrm lu'eSer all'
Dem 9alfuu. Ser Subel Ser Menst
nabm 81.
I'D, baufe cuol iiir sic 9iete lnI
9oyalitlt ncineul Aelebten S1te,
aegeniiber," iagte ser neue Monard
sur Mcnsc. rSStb scbc eud Die Ser
iid)erung, oaB ib uerlldcn pcroe
ieiuen ,sllBltapfen 81 Iolgen lno al
les iiir uuier geliebtes Sano 81 tl'n
Sang lebe Shpeocn!"
Ser aonia Die aonigin nno oe,
fleine aronprin5 lDuroen nob or,
aui Sen @nlfon herausgeri''en.
.. Gie 2eibe @utais Nes Siih'tei
miro in Der Sdlcbfapeae in elnen
aeihloiienen Sarse ouisebabrt mer'
ben, oen fem &ermellnmantel bsoedt
gsad) benz 8esrd6nis am g. Ncp
miro Die 2eihe in Der Rioourboln
Stride, oem Hubeplat Scr mellter
idnueOiiben a5nise. beigeleBt Gel
tote 0onia miro neben ieiner 0an'ab
lin, ser NGniain Glctoria, ruben OIL
70 Sabre Dor ibm oas 3eitlitbe leg
nete.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-02
Erhord kvendist
hoehere Stevern an

8osiar. - BunoesarbeitslnllKIter
grtaro fiinbigte nr, baB pabrid,ein-
lih Ole Steuern erhoht uno neue
einseiiibrt >perben ,riiiiem Inn ben
beutid,en geitros iiir Die erros1i'dIe
Gerteibigung iinonjiereu 81 fonren.
Gr Iieb burhbIiden. oab audi Die
Ginfonmeniteuer erboM tperSen oiirf.
te. ssm Nabmen interantionaler He.
geIllnaen nirS es naf Ser Grflaruns
oes Miniiters ierner uotipenois iein.
frieaswidytige MobitpiIe bcilplelS.
lpciie Nidel unS alrpier. gcluiiien gc.
idr1ntungen ~ unter,perIen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-02
Shaw gestorben

slput ct. 2onrencc, GnoIonb. -
@coru Gernorb Sboip, Der 9iIhnen=
idriIt'teller. itarb am Sonnerstao
Irllh im sllter BON 81 Sahrcn III
iciner Cottage oll bcu sllslGuicrn
pcs flcillcu Snrfes. in lpclci,er CT
cinen Saa bcmllbtlos 9eleaen botte.
Gr hattie por frrsent IN ieincn 6or.
ten cincn Sthcnfelbrllch crlitten lrno
,pos auur Der slniano hcs Gnoes ncs
ihorfiilnNiNen Srl1npers oclpeien.
Sbpohl CT perionlicb iih ipcgen lei
ner iotlriidlen @eronlaolna fcincr
all7uArpBen Sclicbtheit erircllte.
bate er bpch nit ieincn &crfen ST.
frla. anniu @eurae Der ,Siinftc hattie
linn eiillt einen Sitcl anoetraaen, ben
CT ubcr ohIchnte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-02
Devtseher FIvgingenievr
in Minden verhuftet

6ott!r5cn. - Gle beutid)e Go!i,ei
ocrha'tete Sen NIugillscnicur Ir,
&alter 3imn,crgnaun III Hjnocn III
Der engIiihcn Gone. rbne Sab Bis
ictt bie Grilnoc bcfnunt aeucroen
iino. 3inlncrlnonn, scr bel oen @ui,
Ien il Sitbcrlir 9earheitct bate unS
inl Sabre 1913 uodl @eitbcltitlauN
aciloben tpnr. ueridNipanb om IS,
Scptcmbcr llno lpuroe 'eitbem 9e.
juCht
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-02-01
loyIood Leaders

For Aheod with low operating costs per
ton per mile. The rugged construction ond
ulI-orovnd economy of Chevrolet P.L
trucks cut running and repoir cosfs--les
you deliver The goods with reel reductions
In cost per ton per mile.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-02-01

For Aheud with more frvck users by q
choice of 2 70 !. Officiol truck registration
figures for 194o show Chevrolet trucks
preferred over the next rwo mokes corn
bined-proof of HE owner satisfaction
they e0rn swovgh me years.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-02-01
R |s17o1monce L Leaders |spv1o7;iy L Leader.

For Ahecd on fhe hills or on The ssrolghs-
uwoy. The new Chevrolet Poi trucks give
you high pulling power over wide ronge
of vsobIe road speeds-ond on The
ssroishfowoy. high oceeierofion 10 cus
down sosoI "trip sime.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-02-01

For Aheod with HE lowest prices IN entire
truck field. The Chevrolet truck line IS the
very Iowesf-priced line In The fieId--soves
on inifioI coss. Whof's more. P.L trucks
give owners dollor ond cents sovinqs IN
maintenance end operosson.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-02-01

he I'VE ~ n+ ENGINES w1ohp ksn~ po~shnn
M ~ n p
as ~ B % a~ pAeNBo r.M~
Evening star., 1950-04-01

on the farm program. Tom Cole
man Of Wisconsin said it was
spirited" and intended to organ
ize thinking that would develop
into definite program later.
Taft Reelection Held Certain.
Wayne Hood, Wisconsin State
chairman, said I'VE in Wisconsin
want a farm program that will be
fair not only to all farmers but to
all Americans"
There is one thing that We will
not subscribe to in Wisconsin, -
he added. That is any farm pro-
gram which will provide fines or
jail penalties for any farmer who
wants to farm independently of a
controlled farm economy"
Mr.. Gabrielson said at a press
conference that there is mo ques-
ton" but what Senator Taft Of
Ohio will be reelected.
He also reported Republican
finances have taken a turn for
the better, but he gave no figures.
In a radio speech prepared for
delivery this afternoon cat Ais
Evening star., 1950-04-01
BY the Assoeioted Press

SALT LAKE CITY. April L.
Republican chieftains from the
Midwest and Mountain States to-
day charted door-to-door cam
paigns for the November elec-
tions. But they hadn't yet agreed
on a farm program designed to
win agricultural votes.
Theme of their conference
which ends this afternoon, seemed
to be: IF we can get out the
Republican vote we'll win"
"A survey I have just finished, u
said Ohio State Chairman Ray
Bliss. shows more than 10000
Republicans in Ohio didn't vote
in 1948. President Truman car
ried the State by only about 5000
If we can perfect our organiza-
ton to turn out the Republican
vote, we can win"
Farm -to-Farm Canvass.
Robert K. Goodwin. Iowa State
chairman, said the party will cam
paign on a farm to o-farm basis in
his States rural areas.
Given an "aggressive platform, I"
he said, the Republicans can at
tract independent voters.
National Chairman Guy Gabriel
son urged the State chairmen and
vice chairmen. representing organ
izations in 19 States, to make full
use of young Republican groups
and women's organizations.
Most of the State chairmen de-
clined to discuss a long closed-door
session held yesterday afternoon
Evening star., 1950-04-01
District Mails Notices
|On JobIess Tox Rise

Notices Of increased unemploy-
ment compensation taxes are
being mailed to about one thou
sand District employers today by
the District Unemployment Com
pensation Board.
c. A. Wharton. Compensation
Board director. said about 800
other employers who maintained
stable employment levels during
the past year are being notified
their tax rate is being reduced.
Unemployment tax rates vary
from i Of ! per cent to 2.7 per
cent.
Evening star., 1950-04-01
Anti-Peron Paper Gets
Newsprint for One Week
By the Associoted Press

BUENOS AIRES, April L.
Argentina's largest independent
newspaper. La Prensa, frequent
critic of President Juan D. Peron's S
government, is to get enough news
print to continue publication until
April s.
The government, which recently
seized all private stocks of news
print and took over its diStribu-
ton, released the paper yesterday
after a La Prensa editorial said 1t
would have to suspend publication
Sunday if it got no more.
Evening star., 1950-04-01
Gen. PouI to Speak

1t. Gen. Willard S. Paul will
speak at special flag ceremonies
honoring the United Nations at
8 am. tomorrow in the auditorium
OF the Central YMCA. 1895 G
street NV. The ceremonies will
be sponsored by the International
Crossroads Breakfast Forum.
Evening star., 1950-04-01
Two Indicted in Death
OF Sugar Bowl Visitor
By Knockout Drops
BY the Associoied Press

~ wv ossSSi1ie0 FFe1t
! NEW ORLEANS, April IA
night club operator and a hostess
were indicted last night on a
charge Of murder in the New
Years Day death of a wealthy
Sugar Bowl visitor from Nashville
Tenn.
Ordered held without bail were
Carlo Quartararo, "a, and 23-
year-old Lucille Caroline Gotta
accused of the death by knockout
drops Of Robert E. Dunn, jr., AZ.
An Orleans Parish grand jury
returned the indictments after
almost "a hours Of deliberation.
The Gotta woman and a CO.
worker, 30-year-old Jacqueline
Livermore, were returned to New
Orleans from California.
Chief of Detectives Harry Dan
iels. who brought the women back
here by plane. said the Gotta
woman. who worked in Quarta-
raro's Latin Quarter night club,
told him she drank champagne
with Mr.. Dunn the night he died
In the club.
Mr.. Daniels said Miss Livermore
was with companion of MI.
Dunn's on the fatal night.
Mr.. Dunn. a former Vanderbilt
University football player who be-
came a Nashville contractor, was
dead at table when officers ar
rived at the club at S am. New
Years Day. At the time death
was attributed to a heart attack.
Friends prompted an inquiry.
Ten weeks after his death the
body was exhumed and an autopsy
performed. Louisiana and Ten
nessee chemists found knockout
drops in his system.
Evening star., 1950-04-01
Lodqe to Hold Roost

The Royal Rangers of Capitol
Forest, No. 104, Tall Cedars of
Lebanon. will hold an oyster roast
from / to pm. tomorrow in the
Kenneth Nash Post. American
Legion, Third and D streets Sc.
Evening star., 1950-04-01
Western Republicans Plan Farm Vote Canvass

pm, EST, over CBS) he charged
the Truman administration lacks
an Affirmative program and "E
simply against everything fol
which the Republicans in Con-
gress stand"
Evening star., 1950-12-01

Katina's stand is certainly
worth a visit this week end.
You'll find many delightful
surprises at this stand which
specializes in bakery products
that are unusual.
X X X II
THIS WEEK, we've been tell
ing you about items that can
be prepared ahead of the
Christmas week. Thanksgiving
Day we had some of the most
delightful applesauce we've
ever tasted. Homemade.
Since apples are so plentiful
this year, why not invest in
some good apples and prepare
your own applesauce? If you're
planning to serve a relish tray
with your holiday meal, why
not include homemade India
relish or pepper relish, home
made applesauce, cottage cheese
and carrot strips and, of course,
curled celery sticks? We're ali
out for homemade applesauce
since we tasted that on Thanks
giving Day. And the slight
tartness goes so well with meats.
RIGHT NOW, between hOli-
days, we'd like to remind you
again about our fresh fruit and
vegetable stands. They're filled
with apples, pears, grapes,
oranges, grapefruit, tangerines,
fresh cranberries, potatoes,
onions, broccoli, Brussels
sprouts, caulifiower and all of
the other good vegetables for
which we're famous.
Maybe you'd like to serve the
meal most males prefer this
week: A wonderful Center
Market steak with French fried,
mashed or baked potatoes;
c0leslaw, fresh, green peas and
apple pie with coffee. Touch
up the apple pie with some of
our famous New York State
sharp cheese. You'll find all
of them at
CENTER MARKET CITY,
5th and K NV.
Evening star., 1950-12-01

SENTER
MARKET CITY
). with Af Ahe<

IF YOU haven't time to pre-
pare your own pumpkin and
mincemeat pies for the holi-
days, let us tell you about the
pies at Katina's Bakery. These
pies are really unusual and
taste as near like those you
bake at home as you'll find. In
fact, they are homemade and
contain only the finest
ingredients.
| Katina's branded mince-
meat pie is really something!
They are made of pure mince-
meat, contain NO FILLER and
she uses fine French brandy
exclusively. Her pumpkin pies
are made of fresh pumpkin,
custard, fresh milk, eggs, sugar
and spices. Another delightful
pie, closely akin to the pumpkin
pie, is Katina's sweet potato
pie. Here, really, are pies that
are out of the ordinary.
| X X X X
DURING the Christmas sea-
son, Katina will have filled
candies, ribbon candy and old
fashioned molasses squares. If
you've never tasted molasses
squares, you've missed a real
treat.
Her macarOOns are also very
special. She uses only fresh
fcoconut, the whites of eggs and
lsugar-and they melt in your
mouth.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-11
JUNEAU YOUTH SAVES
ThREE-yEAR- old GIRL
FROM .WAIERY DEATH

4
A Juneau youth yesterday after
noon saved a. three-year-old child
from death in the waters of Gas,
tineau Channel.
He was Jack Hughes, 20, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hughes. An
employed of the ooca1 Cola ybottling
plant near the Juneau Gold. Stor-
age Company Mharf, Ne saw the
child, ,MArjorie Howard, Al theswater
near one, 81 the citYls moorine' floats.
Witnesses said HughSs ran down
the gangplank onto the float and
dove into the water, bringing the
child, blue with cold. to safety.
Elton Engstrom. Juneau fish
buyer, called city police. who rushed
the child to the Government hos
pital.
Hospital officials today described
the child's condition as good"
She had been playing along the
waterfront with two other children
before she fell in to the water, wit
nesses said. y
She is the daughter of Mrs. Ruth
Lokke.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-11

Saturday Morning ana Afterneop
Sign On.
.00-Sunr,se Surprise.
7:05-Locel Weather
7:30-News Summary.
8:00-Morning Thought.
8:15-News Headlines.
8:25-Weather report.
8:30-Langworth Choirsters.
9:00-Music for the Missus.
s:s0-Weather report.
s:S5-Songs by Eddie Arnold
9:45-Dusty Records.
l0:00-News.
l0:05-Just jazz.
10:30-Kids on KINY.
Observation-Disclosures.
-Airlar1e Trio.
ll:45-Harmony Time.
l1:55-Forecast. ,a
l2:00-Hit Tunes.
l2:15--News. "
l2.s0-FUN TO BE YOUNG
OBS. .les
1:OO-CLOAK AND DAGGER
NBC.
1850 Christian Science.
1:45-UN1vERsITY EXPLORER
CHS.
2:00-DAT- WITH MUS1C-CBS.
3:so-UP FOR PAROLE-CBS.
4:00-Music.
4:15-C hildren's Chapel.
4:30-JOE DI MAGGIO-NBC.
5:0O-DIMENSION "x'-NBC.
:30-viking Varieties.
All programs subject to cnanee
Tue TO conditions beyond our COM
,rol.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-11
BEANES' LABRADOR pup
TAKES OVER The EMPIRE

IT her owners had left beautiful
3-month-old Labrador puppy in The
Empire newsroom 10 minutes longer,
Editor Elmer Friend probably would
have put Jet to work, complete with
>xyeshade and copy pencil.
After get-acquainted tour in
which she ingratiated herself with
the entire staff, Jet settled down
as though she planned to spend the
rest of her life in the newspaper
office. GA reporter had volunteered
to be puppy-sitter for an hour.
Meantime, Mr.. and Mrs. Herscnel
K. Beane were in conference with
DIR. James c. Ryan. Territorial Edu-
cation Commissioner. about the
coming season at Kake.
Mr.. Beane is returning as prin-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-11

cipal there, and Mrs. Beane is one
of the four teachers. Another
teacher, Mrs. Claribel Davis. was
to go to Kake with them today.
The Beanes stopped at the Bara-
nof Hotel while in Juneau.
Jet joined the family while the
Beanes were on a stateside vaca-
ton. Mr.. Beane knows she will be
a great hunting dog, and Mrs.
Beanes hopes she will have lots of
nice families.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-11

FLEISCHMANN on a product IS
like 24-carat on gold--the finest it
can be. Try FLEISCHMANN PRE-
FERRED Blended Whiskey and be
convinced.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-11
MORGANS. TO FLINT
TO PICK UP NEW CAR

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Morgan and
son, Tom Lr.. left yesterday via Pan
American plane for the states, ex-
pecting to be gone about ten days.
From Seattle they viii go directly
To- ,ylint Michigan, where they will
pick up a new car and then drive
back to the west coast.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-11

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