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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-01-24
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A course in parent education is
now being made available for in
terested women in the administra-
tion building of the De Soto Bass
courts, 904 Wilberforce place. A
varied list of subjects such as
child care and home planning are
included in the couse. A well
trained and experienced teacher
Is IN charge of the class and vel
comes any adult 18 years or over.
No fee Is charged. Thae class Is
held on Tuesday from to pm.
Persons feeling desire to
learn or improve their command
Of English, reading, writing and
arithmetic are urged to join an
elementary class at the Valley
Grove Baptist church, Washing
ton and Scott street.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-01-24
NEGRO AIRMEN TO TRAIN At TUSKEGEE
GONE WITH The WIND PREMIER IN OHIO
GOV. BRICKER GUEST SPEAKER
AT M'KINLEY DAY BANQUET

r
Republican County Chairman
Daniel G. Brewer announced this
week that the Hon. John w. Bri-
cker, governor of Ohio will de-
liver the Mckinley Day Banquet
address. Wednesday. January %
IT the Biltmore hotel.
The following program will be
rendered.
Chairman, Daniel G. Brewer.
Invocation, Rev. George Some
born.
Dinner: Song, Tramp, Tramp.
Tramp, Harlan Loerke, ". Her
bert accompanist. Anna I.oges !:
POSTMASTER, Judge Harry N.
Routzohn; Selected, Southland
Singers; Address, Mayor James
Garfield Stewart, William Me
kanloy;P Lead Kindly Light, !"
Harlan Loerke. accompanist, An
na Loges; Selected, southland
Singers, God bless America, e
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Without any increase IN the num-
her Of persona at present on the
fsals, d FIAT SAL, payment during
the next bieassiium w6nfti cost tho
state and federal governments
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-01-24


AA to establish its advanced
course there and students from
Hampton, Howard, West Va,
State and Lincoln university are
sent to Tuskegec for advance
CAA training after finishing the
primary course at the various in
stitutions.
We are grateful for this roc
ognitton by the army and the
United States government, after
II had made such rigorous inver-
tigations,' said President Patter-
son. I've will dedicate onselves
to the task Of giving additional
opportunity to young Negro
Americans who are eager to en-
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YMCA will report in Dcvens,
Mass, for active duty with the
366th Infantry MIR. Wright III
first lieutenant with the 10th
Infantry Reserve Corp,
- Isieut Wright has boon con,
nected with Che Dayton 7 for
nearly five yeaus and lives at
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-01-24
HALLE SELASSIE
IN ETHIOPIA
BRITISH MISSION
AIDING REVOLT

CAIRO, Egyrt Halle Selas-
sic has been inside his old Etmop-
ian kingdom since January =. e
was officially disclosed Thursday.
The Ethiopian emperor, with
out an empire for five years since
the italians invaded his country,
previously was REPORTED at hhaf-
toun, Anglo Egyptian Sudan.
There at an improvised count
hs received Ethiopian chieftains
who slipped across the border %
meet him. There, it was said, ne
took hand in directing native
resistance to the Italians in his
] former kingdom.
n "a SNAP British mission has
been deep In the interior OF
Ethiopia for months raising q
black army and drilling il despite
ecorts by the Italians to locate
and destroy the group.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-01-24
DE SOTO BASS COURTS
TO CELEBRATE FIRST
ANNIVERSARY SUM-, FEB. z

The DeSoto Bass Courts, Day
toms low-rent housing project,
under the Dayton Metropolitan
Housing Authority will celebrate
its first year of occupancy on
Sunday February q.
The main feature Of the cele-
bration will be the open house,
each unit or home of the project
will be open to the public. The
public is cordially invited to coma
and see the homes TO inspect the
grounds and attend the program
in the recreation building.
There will be a tea in the af-
ternoon sponsored by the various
and see the home of the occupant
committees Of the tenan tcounsel.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-01-24

A musical program will be rem
dered interspersed with speaking
from members Of the housing au-
thority. The De Soto Bass Choir
us under the direction of Mrs.
Grace Hall will give several num-
bers, with Mrs. Sara Ellis, organ
ist of st. Margaret's Episcopal
church as accompanist.
Mr.. w. NJ. Gillespie, Manager
Of the courts is expecting quite
few of the representatives Of
other housing projects to attend
this open house inasmuch as it IS
one Of the outstanding examples
of low rent housing in the coun-
try.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-01-24
US. To Establish Air Corps At
Tuskegee;; 81, ,O9l, 600 Appropriated

entire southeastern area.
President Patterson Of Tuskk-
gee who has established con,-
mittee to work for a flying field
ct Tuskegce which would be own
ed by the school and used for pre-
liminary training SO that students
could qualify for the advanced
army work. was quick to point
out that Tuskegee would still need
the private flying field for which
national committee Of graduates
and citizens is trying to raise
$4,000 to build, in order to give
the primary training to enable
students to qualify for the afms.
course.
Tust; aUaasc afficicncu oass0fSd n
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-01-24

the liquid from the pan in which
the turkey Tor fowl was roasted.
Take 6 tablespoons Of fat, add Z
tablespoons Of flour, stir until
smooth, brown, starin return to
pan and place over fire. Add
about 3 cups Of stock IN which
eiblcts were cooked and bring to
boiling Point. Season to taste.
Chop eiblcts fine and add to sauce.
Next week on the womans' page
YOU will find nine more recipes by
Hattie Mcdaniel.
Evening star., 1941-03-04

Mr.. r. J. L. Backsrom. Director of the
international Heraidic Institute, is here
through March 9Th only-fo Investigate for
YOU the heraldic honors to tChich your
family is entitled.
ENeRAvrNe ROOM FIRST Floor
Evening star., 1941-03-04

other data bearing on the use of the
flag.
Numerous instances of the ques-
tionable employment of the national
emblem for commercial purposes
have been reported to the Com
merce Department. In most in
stances the law appears to have
been violated unwittingly. Because
misinformation on the use OF the
flag is widespread, the department
decided to compile handbook en-
bodying all existing legislation on
the subject
Though the penalties vary widely,
all States and the District have
Evening star., 1941-03-04

Indies. The contractor is the Arun-
del Corp. & Consolidated Engineer
ing Co. The same company will do
81 ,004 900 worth of work on the
Naval Air Stations at Newfound-
land, Bermuda, Jamaica, Bahamas,
Trinidad and British Guiana.
The Frederick Snare Corp, at a
price of $2,300,000, will construct
shore facilities in Jamaica. The
Jeffres-Dyer Co. of this city was
given a $25,000 contract to construct
new fuse battery bombproof at
the Dahlgren CVa) Naval Proving
Ground. All contracts were on a
cost plus fixed fee basis.
Evening star., 1941-03-04

the cost Of this procedure would be
nominal.
Acting on motion of william A.
Higdon, the association decided not
to send delegates to the new Munic-
ipal Assembly. Mr.. Boudren con-
tended the assembly would duplicate
much of the work of the present
Federation of Citizens Associations.
Reporting on the recent cross
town bus hearings, Mr.. Boudren de-
plored the lack of unity displayed
by citizens associations of the
Evening star., 1941-03-04
Sf2,132,350 Contracts Let
For Work on Naval Bases

The Navy Department in Febru-
ary contracted for sl2,132,350 addi-
tional work on its newly acquired
bases in the eight British pos
sessions and at other shore estab-
Nshments, the monthly report, out
yesterday, showed.
The largest contract amounted
to $3,810,000 for shore facilities at
St. Lucia and Antigua in the West
Evening star., 1941-03-04

Northeast section. Metropolis View
has favored cross-town bus Servics
without specifying a preferred route.
Members of the association sup
ported a motion by Mr.. Higdon re-
questing the use of the present
District Court Building by the Fed
Grafton of Citizens Associations and
for other civic purposes when the
new District Court is completed.
Dancing followed the meeting,
which was held at the Bunker Hill
Post of the American Legion.
Evening star., 1941-03-04
Handbook on Use Of Flag
Published for Businessmen

Publication of a busineSsman's
guide to the use of the flag was an
nounced by the Commerce Depart
ment yesterday. Prepared by
James L. Brown, chief of the indus
trial property section of the Divi-
sion of Commercial Laws, the hand
book contains the texts of all State
and Territorial f1ag. laws, the re-
vised flag code adopted by the Ma
tional Flag Conference in 1924 and
Evening star., 1941-03-04
Metropolis View Citizens
Vote TO incorporate

AS q means of shielding its men,
bers from individual liability in suits
brought against the association, the
Metropolis View Citizens ASsocia-
ton last night unanimously adopted
a motion by S. Sidotti to incorporate.
The group was assured by its
president, Vincent p. Boudren, that
Evening star., 1941-03-04
Poultry Counsel Offered

WARRENTON, Va, March 4
(SpeciaD DIR. Harry Moore, v. P.
l. extension poultryman, will be in
the Office of Walter B. Nourse,
Fauquier County agricultural agent,
Thursday to discuss individual
problems of poultry raisers.
Evening star., 1941-03-04

statutes prohibiting the use of the
flag for advertising purposes. Alaska,
Puerto Rico and the Philippine
Islands also have similar laws. There
Is no Federal legislation, however,
covering the use of the flag.
Evening star., 1941-03-04
A Die for Your Stationery

:. steel die to use on your letter poper and
informoIs Prices stort ot--------S2O
Evening star., 1941-03-04
Pattern for NeedIepoint

:. or petit Pont-the design hond-illunni-
noted on linen, in authentic colors for you
backs and fire screens, oIso for framing.
Prices stort tot---------------S2O
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
on the days when he In n
,e Reds gambisd $40. 900
,laysr that Pearson W

respond % me AIH@1NAAtN
when they bought the highlander
from thu Yankees.
And they knew II was . gamble.
but McKechnie has long. bril-
liant record Of taking CASTOR
pitchers ard turning them into
winners.
rHRows EASILY
Pearson d throwing easily and
working with enthusiasm. An he
mas TO say about his prospects y
he National league -:
Il wouldn't be down here N !
1idnt think could help Bin No
Kechnis. I'm fixed 20 that / don't
have to play baseball"
Monte h one Of ths big puzzles
n baxsbaR. He n either swfuiiy
rood or swfuily has
In 1883 ~ pitohd . ne-hfs
rums for the Yankee against
cleveland He he's pitched IN
four world series games, won
fs.rsm N and yicldsd m nvcx-
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Pearson Looks
Fit as Fiddle
Mon of Poin Ready
For Big CincY Ysor
GIN biggest
piece of ne<z 10 date about world
champion Cincinnati Reds IN that
Monte Pearson. the leading ache
.nd-psin man of BASEBALL. feels
nkny.
At Least the Reds board q
strategy thinl<s h feels olsy.
They're afraid 10 AK. for Pearson
has been known 10 acquire aches
and pains merely BY CHANGING At =
Eminent advertisement
But fhere seems 10 he fair
chance that under Manager
MN McKechnie's soothing
treatment Pearson win BE-
different man FROM the pitcher
whose IIIse~sc~-real or Inn
axined-cau~ed Despair u Joe
McCar1ky's New Yerk rani<s-
n %. the Reds may make a
runaway race Of 1t. for Parsons
nnsppinr curve makes him ~
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Casinos Join
W. W. Circuit
SundoY Ball League
ssorts Play MoY II
One tr..-r-r - fr<~<hl.< fru~
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10 u 1ust uu
Per game.
In two OF the world series
;. mas he want To the mound moan
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
Hull Warns Against Nazi Move
First List
OfCasualties
Announced

Washington. Dec. 9.-(.iP)-
Tire War department published
the Arfny's iirst official casual
ty LIST OF the War today, MAX
ins public the names OF 81 Off
GERS and men killed in action i'll
Tie Japanese attack on Hawaii.
Six were commissioned OH
GERS, all of the air forces, and
the others also were AIR corps
men.
The names were announced as
a partial list Of the casuaitles
resulting from SUNDAYS bonn
bardmtnt Of the island 81 Oahu,
Hawaii. hy Japanese ar units
"The aGjutant general OF the
Army in GaCh tase nOltiltd inc
next OF kin Of the deep regret
Of the secretary OF war at the
death 81 TIL, soldier IN The de-
Tense of In, ,uGn.ry, thr war
department sad,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09

of New York at noon, all planes at
Mitchell Field took to the air and
famiHes ere evacuated from the
military reservation, although air
corps detectors had not confirmed
the presence Of planes.
Navy press officers said they had
not received a report on any hostile
planes, They rushed the new to the
office Of Admiral Adolphus Andrews,
commandment of the third naval dis
trict and commander Of the north At
lantic coastal frontier which extends
from Hatteras to Halifax.
In Washington, the White House,
War and Navy departments SAID
they knew nothing about the report
ed presence of planes off the east
coast.
Captain Lynn Farnol, public
relations officer at Mitchell
Field, said the field was IN the
alert and that every necessary
%precaution had been taken. He
said the reported presence Of
planes did not originate with the
air corps but that the air corps
was acting on the theory hat
the reports might be substantial
ed.
In Boston, Navy sources re-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In the Sir Walter Hotel
By BOB THOMPSON

Raleigh, Dec. 8. Go\rfi'o'
Broughton believes that an actual an
attack on strategic poln.s IN NoFln
Carolina is very likely to happen
And when it comes the COVER
nor continued, 1T will be the same
sort of surprise attack that the Jap
anese perpetrated on lllWall =
II takes only a glance at the map
to show that our chin Is rnatk lar
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
A.EF Laws
Pass Rapidly

Washington. Dec. 9.-(AP)-Legis-
lation to permit use of the nations
land and naval forces, including Sc
lectIVe service traine5s, on foreign
soil was approved swiftly today by
the House military affairs commit
tee.
The measure also would permit
the retention of selectlve service
trainees for the duration of the war
with Japan and for another six
months thereafter.
The House swiftly completed on
gressional action on legislation to
hold all Navy enlisted men in serv-
ice for the duration Of the Var.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
PLANES TAKE OFF
TO HUNT CARRIER

Seattle. Dos. 9.-(AP)-Planes at
Portland. Oregon. airbaSe hoped OF
ait 8.l5 a. mn. today, the second inter-
ceDtor command announced, to
search SEQ miles al sea Tor two y,
three Japanese aircraft carriers ant
some submarines reported operating
eff the coast.
simultaneously, Brigadier General
Carlyle H. Wash. head of the inter-
ceptor command, reported planes
here and at other western Washing
ton fields were prepared to take the
air as soon as the weather moder-
atcQ.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
Investigation
Is Demanded

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-(AP)-
Representative .Dinscll' I'tfho-
crat, Michigan, ,eId the House
today he proposed to demand
tha. court martial PROCEEDINGS
be- instituted against four hlsh
ranking Army officers ana inc
commander Of the Paciiic litct
for what happened in Ha"ail
Dugcll named speClllrdIIy Lieu
tenant General Walter {. Snort, com
handing the Hawaiian department
Mayor General II. II. Arnold, deputy
chtct Of staff for air, Major encr"
George II. Brett, chief of the Army
ar corps, and Admiral iiusoan'
kImmcl, commander of the Paclli'
tiCct.
Then r. preventative bulWlhhls
Democrat. North Carolina, lmmed-
lately arose to say 1t behooNes mem
bers to keep their feet on 'he
ground" and not act without KNOW
Ing the fun facts. !,
In times like this, he declal>u
"it is the patriotic duty OF eVer'
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
JAPANESE PLANES
FLY OVER PANAMA

New York, Dec. 9.-(AP)-
\ Panamanian radio broadcast
heard in New York by NSN
said Japanese aircraft were re-
ported FLYING over the Panama
coast this morning but no bombs
were dropped.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
JOINS
IN DEFENSE MOVES

Washington, Dec. 9..-tAP)-
Argentina today pledged the
inited states 'reciprocal assist
ancc and defense cooperation
in this country'S Wal with Japan.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
Japs Seize
ea,
s&|A&
ManiLa >ay

EiOWS rave changed
CIQ Balance OF Ar1erl~
can anu Japanese Sea
fcWe1, ioAyo Droau.
cast Says.
Manila. Dec. G.-(AP)-Ihe
Philippine islands, target of re
p,ateu and VIA spread Japanese
air raids, faced a new threat to
uay a. f-po.ts rSac:ita here that
IuJpa 4.2d SSi2ru Ia
.,.-.-.. ..u.. - ..l4its OF
.,,u.aHcc 40 Tl&ni!a EaN.
-LGiu, 10 tbs anxiety ger
ti.ls j aa!-cn Vas t..t fear that
tn Ja2~nGSc might eitect d
landing OH the Iii leland OF Min
danao. where about 10000 OF tn
$4,000 japanese settled III ,ne
DavaO area we're said to be arm
ed and ready to cooperate with
an invasion attempt.
Ol!t report solQ uldN dpDt bN4Iiat-
= 3.JsU armed Japanc-e already
were actively resisting Filipino au-
hu.Ities attempting 10 curb Incl
pjcnt fifth column activities in
JSnao province.
Reliable sources, authority for the
reported seizure OF Lubang, said the
Japanese apparently had gained fun
control there with the aid Of fifth
columnists posing as fishermen.
Control Of Lubang would be
OF tremendous importance to the
Japanese because of its dGminat-
ing position southwest Of Manila
!}ay and because it virtually
controls Watel ways between the
middle Philippine archipelago
and the China sea.
Manila itself. which experienced
three aid raid alarms during the
night, was on the alert for a new
hru,t by japanese air raiders against
nearly strategic points.
Details still were lacking on the
damage and casualties already caus-
ID by the Japancsc,aiders but il was
anor,cd uoc''i".a'iv t7at there We're
It least 200 al Clark Field, military
irdromc 40 miles north ri The city
At least $50 other casualties Werl
cported out ldc toe Immediate
lanila area.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09

Extended weather forecast for
the period from $50 p. IN. Dec.
9 to 40 p. m. Dec. 13-Tcm-
De~rature> below normal. rising
slightly Thursday and falling
Friday and Saturday: clOudineSs
general through Thursday with
light showers Thursday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
Wider Scope
And f1igh her
roted
Philippine a n d S
Face n G w Threat;
Japancse Residents in
Eavao Area Said TO Be
Armed ani Ready to
Assist Invasion.

Toky0 tofiicail broadcast pick
ed up by APP, Dec. 9.-lAP)--
Great initial successes and A
widening scope and Increasing
temro Of ldpan'S air, lind and
>ea wal OF the Pacific with The
United States and Britain were
reported by the Japanese today.
\ navy ministry spokesman
declared the iapancS" navy al
ready had landed blows which
had changed the old balance of
American and japanese sea
power to such an extent a, to
nuilify President R0osevelt'S
high pressure eastern policy
The achievements Of tn Japanese
navy, he declared, had "completeiy
shatt=red all naval strategy popular
lied by the United State naval eN-
pertS.2
The army announced that its
bomberS had hammered Nichols
Field, I. $. air base near Manila
in the Philippines, in a mass
attack which demolished i'm
portant air facilities"
\ rlng of Japanese Warships which
Sh-llcd tiny Midway island, a UnitCd
States possession l,400 miles west OF
Honolulu, set hangers and fuel stores
ablaze IN a Commandment yesterday
SAID a communique.
"a Tokyo broadcast declared that
Guam and Wake, two other United
States stepping stone across the Pac
ilic. were now under the japanese
fIag.)
The Japanese said they shot down
nine planes in their attacks ON Wake
island Yesterday.
At the same time imperial
headquarters announced that
Japan'S air and land forces began
an attack upon the area of Sin
gapore this morning and that
many japanese WarplaneS had
destroyed many British fighter
planes at their bases.
Two Japanese c0ntingentS
were reported by Doinfi to have
completed occupation Of Bang
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
Sudden Act
Held Likely
Secretary of State
Says Germany Might
Stage Surprise Attack
10 Support Japan.

Washington, Dec. 9.-(AP)-
Secretary of State Hull indicated
today that this country should
be on guard against a sudden
German move supporting Japan
i'm fulfiilment of the axis trl-
partite pact.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
V~EATHER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Fair to partly cloudy TONIGHT
and Wednesday,; somewhat
colder tonight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
Fliers Scout
Area About
Golden Gate
United States Army
and Navy on Prowl
For Ship Sending Re-
couna:ssance Planes;
San Francisco Has
FIRST Rlackout.

san Francisco. Dec. 9.-(AP)--
The army and Navy were on
the proul today for an enemy
aircraft carrier which sent at
least two SquaGrOns of planes
il reconnaissance flights owe
Industrial plants ringing San
Francisco bay-WithOut dropping
a bomb.
the 3O-odd planes ranged from
san jose at the south tip of the
bay to the huge naval yard at
Mare Island. the fourth army
intcrccptor command reported.
The Hight caused the first black0u,
in san FranCiSco'S history. Two Other
bacl0uts followed in the darkness OF
carly morning but the Army DID MOI
dI-crDs" whether enemy planes agan
approached.
Army ~interceptor planes followed
the first of the enemy squadron
bu, were unable to determine Whsr(
they finally went. The Navy the
took uu a search for a plane carrier
presumably lur<ing off California
coast and possibly 500 or 600 mile,
al -ca.
~ don't think there's any doub
the planes came from a carrlsr,
SAID Lieutenant General John L
Dewitt. commander of the Fourli
Army and the western defense com
n14Od
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
Unconfirmed
Reports Say
Planes Near
School Children Sent
Home, Civilians Eva
cuated From Mitchell
Field; Boston Also
Has Word of Possible
Raid.

New York, Dec. 9.-(iP)-
New York experienced its first
air raid alarm today. The all
clear signal was heard 30 min
utes later at 1:45 p. m. EST.
New York city, the metropoli-
tan r and Long Island had
braced for a possible air attack
after the alarm was sounded at
l:25 p. m. EST. All school chill
dren were sent home.
Acting on Information received
from Governors Island, headquar-
.ers Of the First Army, that hostile
were reported two hours out
New York, Dec. s. (AP)-
\ second air raid alarm was
sounded in New York city at
2:05 today just Is minutes after
the all clear signal had been
flashed by the police department
after a previous alarm at l:25 p.
m. EST, prompted by uncon-
firmed reports of hostile planes
OIL the east coast.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09

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\ CRASHES.

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