TOLES HANDS BARLUND
NEAT TRIMING
Ringside Hipprodome, New York
City.—'From Detroit the land of
the Brown Bomber, came Roscoe'
Toles to uphold the heavyweight
Race division in the Bombers ab-j
sence. Being very evenly weighed
at 197 pounds; Roscoe proceeded
to give the Gunner a neat boxing
lesson. Taking 7 out of 10 rounds j
while the Gunner received credit j
for 2 the other even. Toles lost
no time going to work on his op
position for he drew blood from
the Gunner’s face before the
round ended. It was a tough strug
gle all the way, and was not the
victory of the walkaway variety.
Roscoe found in the Gunner a tough
man to down. It was a mystery he
did not hit the deck at Holes jolt
ed him with several stiff right
rooks to the face that continued
o draw the crimson. Toles took the
first 4 rounds and the Gunner came
Back in the 5th landing a few jolt
ing hooks that reached their mark
effectively.
The 6th was about even and the
7th Roscoe put the Gunner on
the ropes in a distressed condition
from a volley of rights to the jaw.
The tough old eagle bird weathered
the storm showing remarkable
ceurage. The crowd begin to sing
the Bronx cheers in the direction
of Roscoe. Again Toles turned on
the steam to take the round By
a wide margin. The ninth found
the Gunner making one of Custers
last stands. He scored repeatedly
with a few hooks to the midrift of
Toles. Rescue came back missing
a few of the punches he threw. Both
men showed slight traces of tir
ing with the Gunner still bleeding
about the face. Toles shook him
good in the final round which found
both men trying desperately at
the bell. Barlund took a lot of
punishment and won the laurels of
the crowd by sheer gameness and
courage.
A preliminary bout that brought
together Eddie Flipper of San
Francisco Cal. and Lou Raymond
brought a deservedly popular vic
tory for the brown boy from the
west. A clean cut classy youngs
ter this one, and a crowd pleasing
scrapper. He won by a wide margin
in his six round bout.
While talking to Harry Balough
at the ringside tonight, Mike Jacobs
genial master of Ceremonies a near
tradegy was recited by him. Few
people in the Hipprodome knew his
wife of 23 years of married life
was near the point of death. Know
ing him as I do, it can be clearly
seen that Harry has worried off at
least 15 pounds of flesh. Bill Ro
binson of Movie fame sitting near
by and the condolences of he and
the writer were offered him in the
deepest hour of sympathy.
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PLAN TO TRAIN TECHNICIANS
FOR THE MOVIES
Los Angeles, Calif.—(WS)—The
bugaloo of colored men and women
securing jobs as technical workers
in the motion picture industry has
been lack of experience and Ccorge
Randol Productions, a newly form
ed corporation is planning to train
and give exerience to colored per
sons interested in this phase of the
work.
This was learned last week as
the former New York stags star
and Hollywood writer-director laid
plans to get the stock of the com
pany temporary offices at 312
Blodgett Building, 2510 So. Cential
Avenue of this city.
When reached at his office, Mr.
Randol stated, “The company will i
be willing and eager to give an op
portunity to persons with ability.
In the past it has been difficult
for Negroes to get jobs as techni
cians, because one must have ex
perience before studios will con
sider them and under existing con
ditions ,it is practically impossi
ble to get this much needed exper
ience. We expect to find these peo
ple with ability and train them for
these most impoprtant positions,
“Our plan embraces workers in
all division of the motion picture
field and while we have enough
stores for three productions of at
least 4 pictures per year, we are
in the market for good stories and
interested in persons who think
they can write fo rthe screen.’’
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—Legal Notices—
Atty. R*y L. Williams
PROBATE NOTICE
In the matter of the state of
Lula Davis, deceased.
Notice is hereby given: That
the creditors of the said deceased
will meet the administrator of said
estate, before me, County Judge
of Douglass County, Nebraska, at
the County Court Room, in said
County, on the 24th day of Jan
i uary 1939 and on the 24th day
j of March 1939, at 9 o’clock A. M.
1 each day, for the purpose of pre
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creditors to present their claims,
from the 24th day of December,
1 1939.
Bryce Crawford.
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also tends to draw attention to the
eyes, rather than the glasses.
If the lenses are round or oval,
your brows should never be shaped
in straight lines so that they are
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The brow s should be arched so that
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If glasses are straight across the
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In applying rouge, care must bo,
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just under the glasses edge, to j
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for a vivid and interesting mouth
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wray from the glasses. In no event
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prominence to the upper part of
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The woman who wears glasses
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and keep within the bounds of good
taste.
(Read next week HOW TO MAKE
THE MOST OF YOUR MOUTH
AND THE CORRECT APPLICA
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URBAN LEAGUE RECREATION
Parties galore have Ween planned
i for the Christmas season; and that
■pells a busy, strenuous time for
recreation workers who doubtless
will have their hands full dispen
' sing good cheer.
A party for ore-school children
given by Miss Willis and Mr. Gold
stcn last Friday was vastly enjoy
ed by a large number of little
children.
Mr. Squires, Urban League exe
cutive donated Christmas stockings
stuffed with such toothsome de
licacies as candy and apples.
Mr. Goldston’s St. Benedict school
handcraft class recently completed
the making of fifteen Christmas
grottos figures for which were
kindly supplied by F'ather Pruess.
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Excitement runs fever high at
this center in anticipation of the
festive season’s activities planned
for Christmas week up the recrea
tion staff.
Outstanding among these is a
party plus program to be held Fri
day, December 23rd in the social
room, 23rd Plaza and Charles St.
at which the colored grls clubs and
the pre-school class will play host
to their parents.
_ __—
Also on the same day at Holy
Family dhurch the Fontenelle Te-<
nants Association will hold high
festival. A well varied program has
been arranged by the recreation
supervisor which will include num
bers by the pre-school children, a
dance by a girls group, a panto
mime by troup 22 Boy Scouts, se
lections by a boys orchestra and
other gala entertainment and
merrymaking.
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After a prolonged illness, Rev.
T. J. Sanford, former pastor of
Bethel AME, Church is stiU under
care of Methodist hospital officials.
Under orders of hospital officials,
ho now must take an indefinite
rest. Rev. Sanford and his family
are in their new home at 3118 Cor
by St. Rev. Sanford with his fami
ly wish to thank their many fri
ends who have 30 faithfully assist
ed them during his illness. “We
wish,” says Rev. Sanford, “to sue
all of our friends who are wel
come at any time.” At a laber
date, the Reverend wishes to thank
personally every organization and
person who helped in our hour of
great need.
Rev. Sanford, his wife, and fami
ly wish all their friends A Merry
Christmas arid A Happy New Year.
Miss Bessie Mae West has been
confined to her home at 2634 Ma
ple Street for the past week,
i Her father Mr. Earl McConnell
1 is also (ill.
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XMAS MUSICAL
Zion's Imperial Choir will pres
ent a Xmas Musical, Sunday
night at 8 o’clock at Zion Baptist
Church.
The Musical will be directed by
Miss Ethel Jones.
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THIS WEEK
IN RELIGION & THOUGHT
by ROBERT L. MOODY
You Should Know That—
“O Little Town of Bethlehem",
was written by Bishop Brooks
with music by Lewis H. Redner in
1868. On Christmas Eve of 1865
Rev. Brooks was in Palestine and
during the evening he had gone out
to stand upon one of the starlit
hills of Bethejehem before the hour
came to celebrate the Christ’s birth
in tho Church of Nativity. As He
stood looking upon the little city,
a great wave of inspiration and
adoration swept over him.
Three years later, when the pro
blem of presenting a new Christ
mas song to the Sunday schools,
Dr. Brooks in elaboration with
the superintedent and the organ
ist Lewis Redner.
It was during the night before
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the date of presentation that Mr.
Redner said that he was awakened
as if by angels and the beautiful
music of this Christmas song was
given to him. The melodious strain
and inspiration revelation is used
as one of the favorite during this
1 season .
Let us imagine standing with
Dr. Brooks this Christwas Eve on
a star crowned hill near Bethlehem.
Let light which shone there hun
dreds of years ago, shine in our
hearts now as we sing:—
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"0 little town of Bethlehem, how
still we see thee lie.
Above thy deep and dreamless
sleep, the silent stars go by.
Yet in thy dark streets shineth, the
everlasting light;
The hopes and fears of all the
years, are met in thee tonight.
—Phillip Brooks.
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