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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Popular Couples Host Secret Eight Club
At Formal Dinner Served Turkey Dinner
Party New Years Day At Annual Meeting

The Secret Eight On rlty club
held ihci- annual meeting ~ ne
home of Mrs Marsarct Cnlis'c.
29'l Alullcit street, dniin- The
holidaysd aud a iho msmh
vera present delicious mfkpy
dInnor and cold beverages were
srvni - table dccoralio g can-
sisted OF Christmas oily
Afier dinner baskets were filra
with fowl and a variety IL ,oec-
tables Tor a full-courSe dinner
Toy. mis- candy. fruit and cloth
inr wor" in,lud,d Tho blskrfs
w'lr distributed to a number Of
mccoy homes. where Santa was en-
lS q name
ON January l. The Socrci char
iiy club observed as finn anuiver-
sary 40 The residence " the found
or Mrs Ihrhna Carlisle eaS Il
'Hnlicli avenue Ilu ucsS was
discuss q for the new ear
Members Of The club include
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06

satin gown with V neckline al
long sleeves The long veil extend
cd far over the train OF her eow]
and was secured by corone,
white pearls which framed ID
lace.
After the ceremony reccpiId
was held at the home OF the bride|
parents The home was charming
~ decorated with cut nowerI
Guests included Stanley E,anI
Frances Lcorard. Chalmers DaylI
Theodore Smith. Mrs. Bertha SmitI
Fat Flowers, radio artist and md
Stefan from New York: ArnoI
Thomas. Bcrnice Rcnford. Charld
Thompson. Robert Thomas. lewo)
smith Thclma Brown. Ruth Browi
Garland and Marian Christian. MeI
lcrson Brown. Marian Mcrrirl
Herman LLOYD. Clarice Arnoll
Mrs Nthclia lluichins. Mr.. an
Mr. Rullctt Alr ard Airs School
ncr. Mr and Mrs Jackson Mr. md
Mrs Calhoun Nh and Mrs. Jouei
Nirgil llumphries. Paul Camrel
and John Spencer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
DANCING PARTY
AT FROGS CLUB.
A GAY AFFAIR

Tie charming members OF the
Fo.tniga,ly Bridge club gave a very
say and ultra-iashionahle dancing
~. {, las fyiaav nieAt NJ the Frogs
c.gh The rooms were Frightened
hr cay Christmas decorations ~
wroaths christmas trees. poinset-
las FaVors 90 iunuy hats Tor the
ladies ana noi>e-makers Tor their
..ra.ts. to.sther with All sorts Of
eon.et,J aided to tho fun
Most popular OF the fashions
an. ne Tie gowns Of the ladies' VINO
snjoscl The party were elaborate
evening sweaters and houses thai
topped pretty formal skirts Among
lhc guests We're Mr. and Airs Rob
e,t l.anton. Or. and Mrs William
Howard Mr. and Mrs John RoN-
borough. Mrs l.. l.aAlond, OF In
dianapol's Mr. and Ahs William
Robinson Mr. and Mrs Henry Tai
iaierro. Mrs Charles Roberts. 81
Sew York City. Mr. and Mrs Theo-
core owen Dr and AIRS James
Amos. ID and Mrs Chester Ames.
Dr ard Mrs walter Hines, Miss
Ann smith Miss nenlah Harding.
Earl Cuzzcns Mr.. and Mr. Lloyd
f.oomis lowell CHllcns Mr. aud
Mrs. Robert Parker Howard cham
bcr-. Nj aud Mrs Herman Strong.
AIRS. l.ucille Lee. Mrs Phillip Rob
rgiS. Pctrcy FISHER, Miss Thclna
Williams Mr. and Mrs lIcrhcrt
White Mr. ana Mrs Brunei Pen
!ck. Hubert Band. Mrs Edith Wat
ON. Mrs Harold John. Dr and
Mis- CHARLES Brooks Mr. aud Mrs
Finest Wcsthro0hs. Miss Marsha
Nsh ~ Kalamazoo; Alden Bird. OF
Cassopols Dr. AID Mrs. Cloyd
Hsrd. Mr. ANA Mrs Edward Wal
lte Mr. and Mr- Roy clements.
Mrs Charles Black. Dr aud MR.
Edward raricr Miss Marion Car
tet. pr Nlf Thomas lr, Mr. and
MIS- Raliord Morris Mr. aud AIRS
Ramon Scrures Mr. aud Mrs Lo-
we!l Baker Dr antl Mss. Paul
iloNaiti,r Mr. and Mrs frol Jones.
MIR aud Mrs Earl conway Mr. and
Mrs. Roscoe Fuller. Mr- llcrnadine
Jordan Dr and Mrs Emmcti Nor
ior nr and Mrs y. j. crimes, pr
and Mrs Frank Raiiord and Df aud
Mrs. Milton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
The Associated Clubs
Plan Conve n ton

Tho brNoif club OF lat A,o,-
a''a Negro cinp lf met TAar~-
Gty eveniua. Dfc IS. az ihr home
~ ne clubs president. Ilenly Made
a,l -9il SHERMAN in conjunction
Wih ihr seAcal convention com.
Ms'icc ~ work out convention i,-
tons Tie convention VIII meei in
pmoii Ans . to II
Mrs Mariah Soathall. chairman
u The publicity committee. gave an
cN,cllcrt outline OF the work int
rportcd progress in working iu 60.
operation with the Naiioual Public
q, committee
Mrs. Jamie Ilr.ges. 80 oDmsaN
chairman of toe PROGRAM commit
rc ASSUMED tAo members Thar tArg
Dn look iorWarIl 10 ar oAceil.ut
laosran Featuring many oulsiaga
ns star OF The group.
other chahmcn Of convection
committee Who made mioresi zee
aud cncourarins rcpoll- mcladu
r y. Biss~- ERNEST CarcN Np
Lillian Clark EHsene Bmbcr Thon-
IS Souihasl and Mrs Carrie Mad
dcn
Followirs tho business sos. on
delicious rrpart was SERVED bN lsc
Possesses Airs Madden ana Mrs
Helen Iicslio
\ MOTION Ma, ma'ie aud second
'd and q vote OF thanks rendered 10
the Dctroit 'rlbunc Tor nnc sor>hc
'cndcred the orsanizaiion durns
lp31.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
The Delmar Whites
Entertain At Pretty
IL 0 u 5 g P a I t y

Mr. and Mrs Dclmar White w,rc
The charming hosts TO several
friends whom They royally cnter-
iained IN their beautiful modcrnistic
home one OF The lovely features OF
which Is the mirrored fireplace. The
guests were Mr. and Mrs A. G.
Wright Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus l.. Con
way Nh. and Mrs. Calvin Hendricks.
Mr. aud Mrs. Earl Davis and AIR
and MIS- Oscar l'lanle.
Music for the evcring was fur
nlshed by very popular radio star
from New York. Patrick Flowers
who played many Of his own selcc-
ions and arrangements. They en-
Joycd many games ana loads OF
chatter and fun. and we're served a
most delicious aud colorfuI repast
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
VIOLA CARSON
GIVEN PARTY

Viola ,r-ou vas surnr "a VIII
70 birthday party on New lcor'}
Eve at iho homo Of Sadie Slraugh1
II ~ ''Ntudler Avenue MN,l(
llill and Maiv Bailey were Tho n
'ltt"f~ oi iile surprise and othef
MA Hu'''es hlekcd ihrm MP
T. ioah ,nrv Mllfnll mareuvor]
ing 10 eneiuo,. and affair nj
hcfp Il surpisc Viola had 4
of paprae a. ~ The wrong ind
Nalir Wd Mary hruueht the hony
orce 20 he party aficr oll III
rlcs h.id assembled ami upo1
nor arrival Ml the guests shaaed
llatpy 'lrihlN' q Il ted hes 4
thr d.rng 0pr table which val
lal i'm lo,ely sifis.
OF course hay!n~ birthday 4
New Years ItN" gives douhl, "A
c'sien fnr celebrating. When II
Nhis'h blow Il twelve o'elocH
corfeti i'sw norus were hlo11
a'd all snri, Of queer noises nj
Mrii from under ihf com ati
iaai had boon s,ycu ou'
Among those present helona
Nloia celebrate her tig'hdav nd
'aelp.ne ihr Now Year eot ~ 'o 4
good 'T wore Maedalene Wls|
& w Robinson John H. Joney
Josie Iiraelrn TAYLOR Campbt |.
joe Lnn ly James Hodge, Mr. I'd
Airs J Gnyon. Ann aud sam va
Millae JancS Shedrick. charlrs
Williams. Elizabeth Williams kaA
ihryn Tnslcv Alfred galloway,
John T llolion and Cecilia Doz1
icr
Others present were Ellahe't
Winiain George ami Thclml WIZ
lams l."aui Butler 1'hrlma
troont. liuford Robinson. Tommy
Glliin lamos ana Leanna Wea'h-
rrs William Carr James Jacks n,
Mr. and Mrs Grover MCCanfs llel1
rn Gary Matte Hill Mary Bailey.
Sadie S'raushn Mary Lindsay.
Paul Is Holt. g. a. Sirlp!ia and
manv rih
Ne~'ancs Daisev Gag by. Beriha
b3ykia Alma Hinton. Eta BON
A.,.4t.t.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06

The Travelling Star singers ri
the New Rcihcl Baptist church. nm.
der the direction oi Mrs. =. Light.
>e,. have been employed h, ur.
and hr>. JnlnSon. proprictor> oi
The Johnson f.ower Shop. lG3O
Hastings street. The i ,gcr> VIII
now be known ~ the Johnson
SiuuCrS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06

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N ff e4G
aa. N g. Ai
Saias Nea pte aa ba M..
Kathleen pascn ANA Gr9 I'll !.
pnnald Aicc stanton all lntr
earo Nailoye Grroulleo ae
Nvafl Powell, Carolyn lamnler
Nrir Russell. Preston poN4s
lp-ft Nelson Regina solomon ana
pcm, Niofpan. Bora Arl.. Mar
sHeulD Williams and Ina K,vs.
Mrs. tillmn uorris ., ,hio,a.
,,,, Na"' n """N'
it. M ~ (" + " "i'
.a ', y, +" "1 '''- '''
+. t.ln ,r br',h.r ,
la.r 1t ,. N.rr
tr.. >,nole,o, n,,,
"a. at'.,. r',. ,', 49, ~ u I" =
,,,..,- no..
M a.. ~ wy =
i.,t1 -. - ~ l'N' w
+" ~. ili"''''. WIS li'i'
3, y y y " l'li"i'7 street And
't ''' ~ '''' ''V'l
' nriN'hla> eve surprise
2 'lNffs iaiph Briggs Of a>s
''-'.'' pA'a ana sidney Briggs OF
: ~ i'i'ssrl Alr ard Mrs Hcrheri
o. Hanover va came 20
'N' lne hoiidaNs with their rvia-
te~ they also visited Mr. Brier
."lA'. Manson Briegs, and his si-
Nis. LOUIS Walker OF go
=, NAiiHi ~" street Mr. and AIRS
iAisss had dinner with Mrs Walker
oh nfisinias daf The family made
4 = Nrry plea rant STAY for the sisi.
'''' ne couple i'it saturday night
'"t = 'i"ip'cr' NH
chicago was iairl, dclnged with
D''ruiiors Christmas ana N.v
Yours we,k Anonc thom w.r..
~ Vim postlcs. Dr an Tbon,,.
lr Dr + A. Garter and ,Ianeh
for Marion. Airs kaiie choatian
~. and TIC g. 4 AbCall family and
liu CoVais.
other Detrnlicrs who haJ hou.c
ghosts wore Alr- lnbn I,o,hor,n.,
vino entertained her si>tn AZ
iaAioul of Iudianapo,is Mrs llc,-
Ttl,ietro who.o ru.st wa ~.
: aflfs Roberts az Now yort Xxx
motp of Mrs Erno.f F,shr," .na
alf Ted White vim nnt.rt.,,,o1
former Kansas Citv bndd, of hons
lcepy Atkins.
Mrs. Lowell CnzzcnS Of Trow.
bridge avenue len Tuesday +,
sp"nd -omc time IN WASHINGTON
Wen miss You GLADYS
hrS. Ellen Morris and Mrs. Eddie
Tcuy entertained Mrs Irul.
Dukes with 4 luncheon last TIM.
any, Those present we're: Nr. G.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06

Me~'lamcs Daisev Gagsby Berhi
b2ykia Alma Hinton. Eta Bel
Angnsia Moon and Ruth Taylnr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
TIC Smari Girl, olub hal n

Hl-f ~tnr'a night over
81 Nn sooa on oN owen ave-
N1e punch ar1 roDkie. were scrs-
slu fAr evening and of
tHIrs" ru we're swing
D. aH.e 1 sumt yWcN rruI
.Hi lAH-r Wrn ruiOyn.
y. Wa'it Hrr hlulmic anu
i"Af uiuur Arclir collins An
'ftN lft d, caldwell Horny orr
n"l. Robinson .mre S,pii Eddio
s1nr-7N sue Eritrl Eugene Good
som Mnn brown Charlotte
l'npNn Wesley Anderson. George
iiWnt'oH Logan Nliliem Dorothy
l'ritmd. Dc'phne james. Carlyle
loan oa nud Eikins Mary Voc
Grufam Elizabeth Elkins. Herbert
l;re Walter Walker Alhor wal
lt'' Icon Smith Mary Graham
tAruilrr nir. to he ureD Eola
Niiiiru. and Faurcs llNrntr Mem
hers of fir club,iuclude Eola Sill
iigah president Marian G0odson.
srffciary Dorothy rcttllord treas
urcr dame Scott. cornell Rnhin-
CO.. Feancrs lIorncr aud Charlotte
Brown
The Ivy Leaf. pIcdgcc> to the
AKA sut9fiit had thor SCENT for
m'l closed patty az Tho Frogs club
last Saturday night also Members
OF the sorority and their company
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
From >mokeiOnr Pittsburgh. II

'lr Mn'Ar rity iouiurycd Mn.
NharH Murray Brown fornrly
ni NaI fNsi9n ID. & 40 spend the
io4'a1' ~''h nor mother Nlf~ llai
h' ENiNs of Williams street aud
ATS q L henderson OF Glla m,h
.tr''f lister
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
:, a thri,tmas eve surprise
chicago Wa ialrb dcIuged with

b''i"lers Christmas and New
leai's w"k Among them were
" VIM postlcs DR. All Thomas
'f pr r a Carier aud daueh-
.'f Marion Airs Katie chcalam
Jf'aid the ; 4 AI,tau family and
iiu- toHafs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Nr>. Iillmn Norris VI Chicaro

Mas ny house guest OF Mis- Nn
iioisc ~ trcdrrick duins iao
tn.igat AIRS HODGES also was
~ iti N' ,r hrnih"r Frank Nag
W'r ~ NtN York tuv
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Mittlpodl, Ben %. DftOber 1910

grobe @efobr fir bic fntboIiidle Sir.
DIE III gbind. l1n6 iie ipirb borolis.
iidtli1 ipadien, tDenn mir nid)t nnfere
Bflibt erfiillen. 3ur 3eit bat CHINA
|ei,le 3eit Der Gnabe. Sm pergonee.
men Sobr batten ipir 100000 Be-
februngen. 0ag feblt, iinb bic Mit.
tel, bor allem nber Miiiionare. ,,8ebt
mir bier afiiiionnre'. foste eil MsiI-
|iionnr, Der lange in China getpirft
batte l,nb iid beeilt, tpieber i,t feline
Dfiiion allriidanfebren, ,lr,o nit Die.
len gieren iperoe ib meille eigelle
Oiliion nnsbauen. @ebt mir 40 Weii.
lionare, ,tno mir fonneit bort Statio.
men griiroen, no lie idon lange not.
ipenbig iinb. @ebt mir 400 Miilio.
mare, ltn6 nit ser Silfe @ottes iper-
BEN mir IN fur5em bos eall5e gifariat
tauien fonnen. Denn bie Grnte lit
grob, aber ser @rbeiter iinb ipenige." !"
Sollten mir nidbt nebr beten fir quite
Dfiliionsberufe? - Senobote.
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Dbio @aiienfre,inb

Die GaIt,tng 0ieies aommilniiten-
generals Ser Stride oeseniiber lit ie-
bod ein ausHnbmefol. SIM oagc-
n,eiuen baben Die Miiiionen inter Dem
|ipadienoen aontlnnnismus iebr 81,
leiben. sein GinflnB 1T IN ben Der-
fdiebenen grobin5en bes groBen 2an-
oes nidt gleid). SS,l eitlenr Srte IN
Sbnntllng berIangte elm Gomm,ll1i-
itenfiibrer bie gerietitng zines Wfii-
iionars, tpeil er der Rommuniitiiden
gartei a,tbiele MitgIieber tpeeihnapp-
te". 3uneilen fonuten oie Miilionare
niht lire MaBenpoIten beaieben, ba
lie hires 2ebens BORT nidt iider ma-
rem. @iebiel @fiiiionare iino nidt
.i6on bon Sen &onmuniiten ansge>
raubt unb miBba,1belt tuoroen? 8ie-
piele baben nidt idon ibr 2eben OPP
fern miiiier. gsob INNER benfen mir
an ben iltgenoliben Silpeiter Sao-
berg, S.5.M., Ser Dor bret Sabren
iein 2eben fiir Gbriitus bingab.
@etpiB, Ser &onlnlnismlts lit cine
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-23

60 erflGrt Ser befannte nn6 erfab>
rungsrei6e Satber Slanagan, oer
longiabrige Setter bes 8op's Sotpn
sSnItituts in gebrasfa. Ser geniale
Sueenoeraieber min oon1it iagen, BOB
ieber Meni6 BON 9sotl1r aus gut lit
uno MIR mangelbafte ooer berfebrtc
6aniliener3iebung unb idle6te @es
ieuidoft i'm auf Srrtpeee bringen
fann, aber bur1 cine ri6tige 8ebanb=
lung auf oen redten 8eg seleitet
uno at einem bra,16baren Meni6er
gemadt perben fam.
@s lit pbne 3peifel eit erbabenes
@erf driltlider Ndditenliebe ,tno ein
bodberoienitlibes Miiiiotsperf, iolb
berirrte Seelen, oie teiltpeile burb it,
re eigene, lno oft obne ibre Sdulo Sic
9abn oes 2aiters betrete1t, tpieber auf
BEN Gfao Ser eolen Menldli6feit all=
riidaufiibre,1.
@s miro rid)t felten Ser groBe
Sebler begangen, ben Stab iiber oieie
ltngliidliben 81, breden, Iie als ben
auspurf Der Menibbeit au betrad-
ten nnb iie aIs unperbeiierlid)e Ser
BREEDER alt bebanoeln.
ssSu elmer lGngeren, berltGnonisbol.
len Mbbanblllng ergebt tii6 grnani
alpares Garooio inn ,,Deutiden golfs-
blatt'', 8orto alesre, ,lnter Set auf-
i6rift ,0ie Seele, bes 8erbrebers"
iiber bieien @eeenItano in folsenoer
@eiIe:
ngeid)t burb ELM balbes 9uteno
bon &eportagen, ridt bltr6 bie Gin
oringli6feit eiriieer idarfer Climber
nabmen fann man in oie tieflten Sal
ten ser fonpli5ierten Seele oes Men-
|i6en bineinleiibten.
8ir fennen biele ft6ere Neaftionen
auf 6e,niide ooer pbpiiide Meenaier
in alien mebr ober -minoer eraften
8ifenlbaften. Die pipdologiide 8ii-
Ienfbaft aber lit ,nb bleibt itets ber-
gleidenb, 1,neeadtet ibrer ausidlag-
gebenoen 8i6tigfeit bel ser Muffla-
rung aller nleni6liben @reignilie,
aber leioer biIiet man ibr nur einen
gana geringen Anteil an ser Seititel-
lung nnb @rgriinbllng idmertpiegen-
ser materieler Satla6en 5u.
9aourd erflart es iid, oaB ii6 bie
Seele Der Maiien, Die fosenannte ,,0f-
lfentlibe Meinung'' offers oberildblid
Bis aur @rauiamfeit ertpeiit, elmer
@rauIamfeit, bic in bielen 5dllen Die.
1ienige iiberiteist, bie man in ber Sat
oes an6ern berrrteilen min. - Neb-
linen mir an, bob bies cine Sahe
Act Of March 8, 1879. Acceptance for mailing at
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There is no Bad Boy"

|n1inoerer o6er gang armielieer SSn.
teaigen5 lit.
Sn Dem Mugenblid, 6a id bieie
3eilen idreibe, liegt in einem 5pitaI
ein iuneer Menid, Ser einiee SELL.
tritte besaneen bat, 5ebltritte, in ole
mir ul1s nod nibt bineinberieten f0a-
men. Sd femme oen iuneen Ofann
MIR aus SEN 8iloern, sic bie 3eitun-
gen in Ben leeten Saeen eebradt ba.
ben. Sebr gut aber fennc id bie Gor.
eiligfeit ser &affeebausmeinunge
uno ibre pollItdnoige ltufGbigfeit,
iiber sic Jebler anoerer at urteilen.
gor einieen Sasen erreste id anf.
ieben in elmer Stumble, als id anf
oas metidlibe @eritanonis binmies,
oas mir aufbringen miiiie,t, bepor mir
einen 8erbreber beiammern lno ber.
oammen, oas ibll1g elm ipie cine
8onbe! @
SSntereiiant lit, baB eerooe IN ie.
men areiien, in benen man li1 Inn bic
3einbeit Der Seele am neniglten
fiimmert, bel berartigen Mnloilen Die
anbanger eines 5iigelloien Buritanis.
mus iid brett MAIDEN, ipabreno in Der
3eae zines &loiters, tpo cine Nonne
nit reiner Seele ibr ben @erfen Der
@ottesliebe geipeibtes 2eben ber.
brinst, biedeidt mebr @eritdnonis fir
oerartise graeooien ii6 finoet, ole
nun einmal nidt at berneioen 1in0
1T elmer @eieaidaft, tpelde 10 often.
tatib Die 8lane Ser sottliden @naoe
pera6tet, obne oie iebe gugeno grng,
|iebe gbre Seubelei, ieoe ,snfti5 cine
Jalidnng, ieoe 8flibt eine Spportl,.
Enitat lit. 'zs
8ir @briiten, fir Sic oas gpo1.
gelinm 1libt cine Sade oes 2urus,
ionoern bes Dfteren gelinnens fein
muB, foaten idon ldngit beariffen ia.
ben, oab bem erobten nnglid oas
groBte MitIeio 5l1fommt. @enn audi
oie siinbe oos sroBte uebeI ser @elt
lit, 10 MAIDEN mir es ipie gbriitl1s, Der
ben Climber ser tieiperboreene1
Sbate ieiner 5drtliden 2iebe als
Vtenld nno als @ott teilbaftie ,nabt.
@briitus bat 6ie Gbebrederin il,
Sbus genommen nno mir ipillen,
tpie bic 8ibel iiber Ben gbebru6 oenft.
ebriitus idente iid niht, bas Brimat
einem Manne a,,5upertranen, Der,
ibon alt, ibn i6mabli1 1,no feige
(na6 Mniidt Der @elt) berraten bate
aus angit Dor 5tuei Mdgben.
Ser FL. Betrus bat bie anfgebenoe
Stride bestpegen ni6t ben1oraliliert.
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beinnisbollen 3unfeI ser 9eadt nno
nlt-faiierliher Gradt nSbang 81"
benz bo1iten Simmelsberrn, bas Sp-
fer ber ,9tation bar5llbringet, lit es
nit ben Spfern lno religioien @e-
brauden in gbiud idnea bereab ges
gongen. sln sic Stelle boberer @e-
Danfen bon @ottbeiten uno bere0tt-
Iidten slbnen lit eine nelle 8ebanfen-
,pelt getrete11, bie tpe,lig ben ginbrud
Der ginbeitlidfeit, uno nod ipeniger
ben ser 9teife nad5t. Bobl Bat bas
@briltent,un, sic 8onenoung aller &e>
Iigion, itets tpadienoen @influb ee-
tponnen, ober pir biirfen nidt ber-
eeiien, oaB MIR Elm geringer 8rl,d-
tell Ser dineiilden 9epolfer,lng iid
briitlid nennt, unb oaB oie Mebr5abl
bes 800 MiIionen-Golfes in GROCER
@eiabr lit, einem bumpfen Moteria-'
ismus in Sic Sdnbe 81 fallen.
S6on iabrelang bat Ser ruiiiid)e
&omm,nismus periud)t, feline 5iib-
Ter nob China a,,s5uitreden, bod
ipnroe es linn ol,Beroroentlib ibper,
in einem Solfe NIT Observation-Disclosures
&ultur ,no tiefeingetpur5elten 2ebens-
formen feiten SUB ou faiien. 9od oie
anoa1ernben II teber bpenmlmgen,
Sellben uno 9ungersnote, 1,nb nidt
5ulett oie 8eorobrng ser politiiden
@ige11ltanoigfeit I'M geeentpdrtigen
&rieg nit Sapan. boben bas dinelil6e
Golf fit fommuniitiibe Sbeen emp>
fanglicber geinabt.
9ie dineiiiden @rmeen iinb ,peit in
bas Sutherland eeoranet iporben, ,inb
ilnermeblid)e Stredeu iino inter ser
Serrid)aft ser Sapaner. Cine ser
Saupt5ufubritraben fir &rieesmate-
rial, biellei6t nod sic ein5iee, lit sic
uralte ,,SeioenltroBe", Die &uBlano
nit China perbinbet. Sn oen beiet-
ten @ebieten Ser SSapaner fiibren bi=
neiiibe 8anoen, Die iid ielbit font
mllniitil6 .nennen, einen unbere6er1>
barren @uerrilla=&rieg. @er neiB, Oh
unb ipieipeit bieie 8anoen nit font
ml,niltii6en slsenten in 8erbinoung
teben? .
Sntpietpeit China als @an5es bie
Sheen oes &ommunismus iid ol1 Ell
gen eemadt bat, lit idper 5u iasen.
Gin Miiiionar auBerte por fl1r5em,
China peroe fallms.. ien1als innerlid
fomnluniltiid) tperoen; faus es se-
lanse, bos iapaniibe Sod ab5uiper-
fen, ipiiroe es all6 NIT bem Soiujet-
itern in China 81 @nbe iein. Sir
biele lei ser &ommunismus baslelbe
ipie Jeitbalten an Ser dineiilben
Selbitdnoiefeit. 4
sssn ser @eeeno bon 8udane bot
ten bie Sapaner ein Sort erridtet nit
Der Mufeabe, bas eroberte @ebiet 1T
8otndBiefeit 5u balten. 0ie Chine
fen Ieiiteten paiiiben @ioerItanb, in-
benz iie iid tpeieerten, bie Mannidaf>
ten 5u unterbalten. 9as peranlaBte
bic Ssapaner, ii6 nit @elpalt gu neb-
men, mas ibnen nidbt ipillig geeeben
ipurbe. @s fam cine 3eit, mo bic
8epolferung furbtbar 81, leioen batte.
Seine Stunbe par man Dor einem
lleberfaa ii6er. 9as betpegte ben
Miilionar, bie &atbolifen ieiner Sc.
meinbe All iiberre0en. cine 2Giuna oie.
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Ser soluittiferm 1T Gbina
g. gernparo ssiIlefe, D.G.M.


fails bas 2ano bon 9liin6erungen
|uno granbidobungen peribont ipiirbe.
ltnb Dirflid, es gelang, 81 einem
giinitigen Mbfommen otpiid)en Ser ia-
patiiden geIabiing lmb Der dineli-
|iden 3ipilbepolferl1ng an fomnlen.
9od) bie &omnuniiten bieies ge>
bietes iaben barin einen gerrat an
ser dineiilhen Sade llno ididten oie
Mitelieoer Der @eIanotid)aft, ipelde
alle fatboliid) tparen, ins @efangnis.
Inter i6lperen 9robrngen er5tpangen
lie Dos gerlpre6en, iib ser &omml>
niitiiden Eartei an5ui6lieBen.
slls ser Miiiionar oapon erfubr,
iblob er bie 0titelieser ser @eianotz
id)oft fur5erbano aus ser Stride aus
ba Tie onr6 ibren slnidlub an Die
&ommuniIten offentlid) ibren @lall-
ben berlel1enet batten. Damn aber
entidlob er iid, eineu iebr setpasten
Sdritt 81 t,,n. Ct ididte einen 8o=
ten an Sen General ser &omnuniiten
oieies @ebietes NIT ser 8itte, nit
.ibm perionli6 iiber cine tpihtige Ca
DIE berbanoeln 5u fonnen. ltnb Got
tes Silfe tpor NIT oem Miiiionar.
9enn ser General ididte nibt nur
cine S6nfte, Inn ben Miiiionar ab5u-
bolen, ionoern empfine i'm nit erob-
ter 5rennblibfeit. Ser Miiiionar leg
te bar, ipie iie ba5u gefommen tpdre1,
ii6 an oie Sapaner a,t penoen, l1no
oaB feline @eianoten in feiner @eiie
gebeime 8esiebuneen unterbielten.
gtur aus 2iebe 5u oem b,,ngernben
8olfe batten iie oen Sopanern ibren
Flan angeboten.
gs itente iib beraus, baB, ser @e-
neral nur unflar bon oem Gorfall
tpubte, bie Sade mar offenbar bon
untereorbneten SteIlen ausgeeaneeit.
Ser Miiiionar erfldrte tpeiter, baB
es oen &atbolifen berbotert 1ei, Ser
&omm,niitiiden Bartei beiautreter.
9ie Stride tpiiroe olles beriuben, bent
8olfe au belfen, aber Tie tonne nibt
sic Soeale oes aonmunismus dner=
fennen.
Ser General ertpiberte: SD tpeiB,
mas Die fatboliiden Miiiionare fir
oas dineiiibe 8olf getan baben, ,lno
tpos lie immer nod t,,1t. Na6 1neiner
anltdt bat bie fatboliide airde oie
glei6en 3iele tpie mir &omnunilten.
Sic min BEN Armen beIfen. 9ie Sir
DIE eebt babel bornebmer, 5u 8erfe,
inbem Tie bie Hei6en iiberreoet, ibre
Glitter nit ben Mrmen at teilen. 9a
aber 10 biele 9iei6e ibren @eidtnn.
nur fir Iid) baben tpollen, unb fi6
um bic Mrnn,,t ser anoern nidt flint
mern, miiilen mir &ommunilten NIT
@eipalt boreeben.'' L
! @enn ser General al6 oas @e=
ien bes &atboliaismns in feiner @ei1e
erfannt batte, 10 offenbarte es bod
cine gepiiie Sobabtung Dor Der
Wilotatiefeit, beren er oft bate 3euee
iein fonnen. @rm,ltigt orrd bie tpobl-
tpollenoe slrt bes Generals, bat Ser
Miiiionar, er moee Die @efaneenen
freigeben ,nb ein fir auenal berbie=
ten, BOB &atbolifen ser &ommuni=
itiiden Bartei beitratei1. Ser General
ididte bie 2eute 5llriid, unb Der Mii-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-10
Private Promotion Exercises
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