davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1942-10-02
Las tropas de choque persiguen p
a los nazis de casa en- casa

Para facilitar ell fuego de SUI artilleria los teuto-
mes cortan los arboles de Stalingrado. - Una di-
vision sovietica destruyo Is tanques y solo per-
do seis. - En- Voronezh los Rojos atacan con SUI
"Katiuska" y los barbaros con eel
perro de Hitler"
La gaceta., 1942-10-02

I'm Convenio ha Sido firmado
entire la Francia combatiente, Ia
Francia democratica y decente,
y la Russia Soviet.
Eli comite que preside ell ge-
neral De la Gaulle defiende asi
a la Francia que no Sc arrastra
a los pies de Hitler y no besa
la manO semitotalitaria de Pc
tain: LA Francia COmbatiente
es ell c%oniunto de los ciudadanos
y los territories de Francia que
no aceptan la capitulacion y que
por tOdOs los medios a su alcan-
ce contribuyen, dondequiera
que pueda ser, a la libertcion de
Francia por medic de la com1n
victoria de los Aliados contra
la Alemania "hitlerista" u to-
dos sus completes en- Europa.
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02

Wir betrachten ale Krie-
&c ais bedauerlich. Aber,
wenn elm Volk NIT Krieg
Iberzogen wird und bis es
einen ehrenhaften Frieden
erringen mag, ware es YER
heerend, zu unterliegen. Da-
her halten wir es fur die
Pficht aller treuen ameri-
kanischen Burger, allies in
ihrer Macht zu tun, unserem
Lande, den Vereinigten
Staten Won
zum Siege I'll verhelfen.
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
Elm sonderhares
Testament

Sn &airo, Der &auptitaot bon
aegppten, lebte einmal elm iebr
rei6pr Monn. Als er geItorben
mar, offpafen feline beioen S0bne
0as 5eItament ur0 laien folgenbe
merfpiiroige geitimnlllng:
u9erienige meiner bei0en Sob
ne erbdlt mein geiamtes Sab uno
@ut, oeiien &amel BEL einem &itt
our6 Die @iiite 5ulest cine Dale
errei6t."
Die bei0en So9ne tparen gona
auBer Ii6 Dor Staunen uno 8e.
Itir3nng, oenn 10 ettpus Merfpiir-
oiges batten iie nod ME geb0rt.
8enn Ser erIte aaes befommen
batte, more oa8 ia gan8 Deritdno.
Iih aepeIen. Die beioen 8ritber
bplten allo lire &amele aus benz
Stall, nabnlen nit, mas man fir
cine &eiie braudt, uno ritten in
6ie @iilte.
sic Oertrugen iid nber iebr
idledt, uno ie6er poIte gang
auein oas 8eIibtum oes gaters
baben; oaber ritten tie niemnls
elmer Dale 81, ionoern pi1en i'm.
mer aus; feiner tpoqte ia Der
erite ieinl
MIs lie i6on einige Gage lang
geritten paren, begriffen iie, 0aB
iie auf oieie @eiie ibr 8ieI niGt
erreiden miiroen, un0 fie famen
ii6epein, einen meiien Martl, Der
in ser 8iiite le6te, Inn @at 81
fragen. Sic ritten alio bin, uno
oieier luo iie Elm, in fem 8eIt 5t
treten. Seine 8emiibungen, bic
beioen griiOer gu ~beriGbnen, bat.
ten 8uar feinen grfolg, ober er
CAB ibnen einen anoeren iebr gu.
ten &nt.
Die griioer b~eoanften lid, be.
itieaen Ifnea oie 4anele un6 be.
aannen, 10 geidmino tie MIR fonn-
ten, our ndditen Dale gu reiten.
Wos glaubt ibr pobl, ibr Bu.
ben uno MGoels, pelden &at
bat ser @eiie ben bei6en @riioern
aeQebens
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
Elm zarter Wink

Grieori9 ser @roBe liebte es, iet'
ner afaoemie Der 8iiienidaften 5u-
peilen cine barte NuB gu fnaden
ai aeben. 90 itelte er einmal Die
Grage, ipie es Oenn eigentliA font
me, BOB elm nit Gbampagaer ge.
fiiates @las beim Ani6laget einen
reineren Con gebe, als Elm nit Bur-
aunoer qefiiGtes. Sieraitf anttuortete
@rofeiior Sul5er Dem a0nig i'm Wa-
men ieiner &olIegen: v9ie Witglie'
ser ser afaoemie iino infolge ibrer
nieorigen g~ntlobnung ni9t in Der
Gage, sic 3ur 8eantmortung Der
Srage notpenoisen Experiments an
3ulteaen."
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
Der UeberfalI Won hinten

1tnteroffi8ier: nNun itelen sic
ii6 Dor, oaB sic w1breno elmer
ounflen Nadt auf Yoiten fteben.
9I0slid erideint cine 9erion bon
binten uno idlingt 3pei Mrme Inn
Sic, 10 onB Sic nidt imitan0e iino,
bon Sbrer SduBwaffe @ebraud gu
MAIDEN. @as piiroen Sic Oa ia.
aen?"
Mefrut: Sob MIDI aiebIing."
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
Die Nachi der WoeIie

2ongiam lenfte lid Die geoht
iiber 0as ueite S1neeiel0. Cine I'M.
beimlihe 9adt fir sic beioen MiGn.
ner Bin un6 Eerrie. Ae65enO uuo
IduoufenO 5ogen oie SunOe Oen
56litten. Cine eiiige 9dlte rings
lumber. Stumm idritten sic M1n.
ner nebeu Dem Sdlitten Der. 9los-
lid bIieb Bin iteben unO iagte:
sd claude, Oos Sal bier lit gut
gum Sager".
,W1einettpegen", iogte 9errie unO
IltO 3eItbabnen uno S9lafidde ab,
Inn 0ann nit Dem aufbouen gu be.
ginnen. Sn6elien begaun Bill elm
9agerfeuer on5u5iinOen.
8oIO mar oas Belt nnO allies an.
Oere fertie, uuO Die 6lamme oes
2agerfeuers itrablte cine poblige
@drnie aus. oGs lit 8eit gum
GdIafeNaeben", iagte Bin.
Sang meine Meinung", itimmte
Serrie 5u uno fling an ber5boft gu
g1bnen. SD tper6e Oie erlte 8ahe
itbernebmen, 0u fannit idlofen ge.
benz, Iagte Sin. Serrie i6liipfte in
Sen S9afad unO mar bulo einge-
i6Iafen. Bin CAB Sen Sunoen ibr
Grelier, uto baIo mar ieine 8a9e
Inn. Serrie lOIte i'm ab, uno 8iH
tro9 aufrie0en in ieiten S6lafiad.
SangIam I6lief ct elm uto b0rte
bon ferne nod Die 8olfe beuleu,
i9ouri9 Hang Oas.
GS moHte ettpos nod Nfitter-
na6t fem, als Bin our6 einen GEL
len0en S9rei nlftpadte. S9redens.
blei9 Itarrte er CUR Defining Oes
Bellies. Stiue, unbeimIide StiGe.
Mi9ts riibrte ii1. Nltr elm leiies
S6naben ur0 &naden Orang ber-
elm BON 0rauBen. Mit einem Sob
fubr er bod uno rib Oen 8orbans
beiieite. Gos Bib mar i1redlid:
3errie lag auf SEM &itden, ole @u.
gen oufgeriiien, oas @elidt oer-
3errt, uno I'M i'm tparen etfpa IL
@0lfe, sic gierig an ser 9ei6e rii.
len. W1it einem unterp.Gdt&. Sbrei
ianf er 3iriif uno oerlor Sie Be-
inning.
Mls ct ertpadte, fpur es Gag. Der
itb .iab er MIR nod &uo6en. @nt-
ieBt iprang er auf, padte aaes,
ipannte an, murmelte ein turaes
@ebet un0 idete DON ser Shrefens.
iteae. Bonn @al0e Der 6eulten i'm.
nter nod sic @6lfe. 9ia I6auOerte;
er Ia6 INNER nod oas iAouri9p
8il0, mie Sic 8eltien ieiten 5reunt
peripeiiten, nod INNER lag ibm 0et
grGBlide SArei in Ben S6ren
%(oBli1 ia6 er cine S6neetuolfe,
in ser li6 ounfle 8unfte betuegten.
beronroieu. nSerrgott, iebt tommeJl
iie uilo moleu mid ireiien" i6r;e
Sid, i'm ndditen Muget6lid Iauite
er oapon. 0oh sic Bolfe mareH
idneaer. Geu6en0 ging Ser 4tem
ser Suuoe, i6on paren Die 8olfe
oa, Elm &unO tpuroe 8erriiieu, Ser
8ipeite itolperte, ober ieBt Sis
i6rie ~per8peifelt auf - er iab MIR
nod Sen rotten &a9en oes 8olFes,
0ann idman0en inn Bic Slime.
als er erua6te, JAP er einen
Mann uno erfannte ieinen 6retnS
gRolf. % Soft, mlrmelte er unc
Ianf auriid. n2aB i'm i6lafen"
iagte &olf 8u Sen &ameraoen, Oanr
bobe1 iie i'm auf unO Iegten i'm
ouf sen S9litten. 2angiam iebte
iid ser Bug in 8%ewegung.
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02

Citizens Of German blood IN tnls
war, as in every other war in which
the United States have had a part,
certainly should not let themselves be
out-done by other groups. We are
all American citizens and we stand
as one in the defense Of u nation.
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
Die Ueberraschung
Die lleberraIdnna

@enn man lieb5ig Sabre alt
lit un0 fiinf3ie Sabre in ser Got.
terie geipielt uno nihts geipouuen
bat, uidts i'm 2eben uno nihts
in ser 2otterie, lit Oos miioe Ser5
ipobl folm mebr Dem @niturm ci-
ner groBen lteberraidumg gepadJ.
len. @ie iolte es AUDI @ar
bod @ottfrieo 6reuOinger idon
pegen ieineS Screens in @ebouO.
lung oes alien Sousar5tes Sbn0.
Oens gart6olomde. gti1t, Oab
i6m OieIes ODER ieltes fcblte, es
mar mebr cine na9barli6e 6reunO.
ihaft, nel6e 0ia bei0en alien Mdu-
ner matchmaker nerbanO. llnG
3pii6en Sen &eoen iiber sic Der.
gangenen 8eiten fonnte man lei6t
einunoI ons nlte Ser5 abbor9eu,
Sen Yuls fiiblen ut0 elm 9iiloer-
Hen perIfreiben.
DieIe SOpne bate pobl nod
Sabre geOouert, wenn ni6t zines
Morgens @ottfrieos 6rau mtfee-
regt gu Dem aut %geloufen ge.
fommeu pdre uno beftie an Iehler
Cir gelGlltet bate.
nGs lit etwus S6redlideS &C.
ideben-@
I'm SmnleIs piaenl @as
oenn2"
oMein Mdnn -
.SIt ibm ettpas 8ugeitoBen?"
,@r bat 0as @roBe Sos ge-
monnenl~
Der ar3t gIailbte, 5alides oer-
nomnren gu baben. Als es ibm
ober oreimal, piermal wieOer6olt
uur0e, ais er sic 0epei6e nit oie-
ier Nadri6t ielbit in ser SanO
bielt, oerfldrte iid iein @eiidt:
n@ie bat @ottfrieo es ultfge.
nommen2"
or meiB es nod nidtl"
.gr peiB es nod ni9t2"
sd traite mir niGt, es ibml
gu iagen. Sd fiirbte
u5bu f0nnte Ser Sflag tref.
fen9"
.Su, Dor 6reuOe fOnnte er tot
umfaaen."
Ser ar3t nidte. n@ir miiiien
Oies be0eifen," iogte er, Elm alteS
&er3 muB gei6ont werOeu. 9ie
pl0Bli9e 6reuoe fonnte pirfli3
Ieinen SOB ber6eifiibren.~
.8onen sic es i'm nt6t lang
fam beibringen9"
Ser Mr3t nabm SUIT un0 Man-
ter. sd min es germ tuu. &om'
men SieI"
Ql8 te eintraten, erpartete ie
Treuoinger in ieinem tiefen 2ebn-
Ititbl. CT f6ien beute feiten gi-
ten Gag gu ba6en. Sein &llge
mar tribe, unO fem 8uls ging
I6neqer als ionit. S1on 8oger-
te ser ar3t Oh er Sic Jreuoen-
boti6aft niht lieber einen Gag
peri6ieben iOlte, oa begann @ott.
fried fried Jreuoinger bon ielbIt:
,8oaen Sci mein Sos ni6t
peiter ipielen lieber 9oftor9"
nSbr 2os2"
Sa. Sd ipiele iest idon flint
5ig Sabre ons glei9e Sos. @eun
i'd Oiesmal pieoer ni6ts genuine,
gebe i9 es auf."
Ser ar5t nuBte 0ie giinitige Sc
lcgenbeit aus.
.@as mo6ten sic 0enn tun,
tuenn sic eeminnen miirOen2"
.8iel?" 0ginen groBen Be-
tra9?~
,3ebntauien0?" =
vNo9 mehrl"
v3apan8istauieto2
n9tod mebr!"
o0reiBigtauleno2 Sinf5igtau.
Ien6? Sun6erttanien0?"
No6 i6ien Der 4lte gar6 ra'
big gu iein.
Ser arat nabm Die lebte Sir
DC unb iagte:
u@aS mo6ten sic tuu, wern
sic Oas groBe 2os g%eponteit
bdtten?@
n9as groBe 2os?1
0as @eiiht Oes Qlten berflar'
tie ii6. als abne er ettpas, lab er
ben ar3t ltarr on. @inen an-
genblid i6nappte er nod Suit.
gein @eii6t sliibte. @ridroden
lprang ser ar8t biBu. @ber
idon bate iid Der alte pieOer
in ser @etpalt. ct la9te Der.
aniigt uno iaste:
Damn, lieber 9oftor, piiroe id
- oas oeripre6e i3 Sbnen betlig
uno. aufs gbrentDort - Damn wiir-
Sc i6 Sbnen Sen balben @etpinn
iofort idenfen."
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
. Il Ole Blum

Durd Die 8Iume. Ords
MATTER: 90, mein @tiid miro beuts
@rfolg baben!" Director: rDds
bat Sbnen pubrf9einli6 Die Naibe"
gtfast!S
Ser 9offnungsDplle
@ef9dftmann Qebrer: Gobn.
erflarcn sic mir bic @tells: Die
Mbrt6k fin uno bod Oer Gorbesr
ftebt. - go6n: Wir0 bamals genes
fen iein fir Mprtbe gerabe itile Sc
f9Gfts3eit tpesen Mungel an Na4~
frage, Q0rbeerblGtter aber tanoen
bod i'm preiIe. peil lie tpdbrfdeinli4
fparen ausgeipintert, tpie BEL uns i'm
Griibia9r Spinal uRo @ortsnialat.
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
We Are An Americans

We hold all wars to be
deplorable. Once a nation
is drawn into war, however,
unless an honorable peace
may be secured betimes, it
would be disastrous to be
beaten in that war. There
fore we hold it the duty Of
all loyal American citizens
to do all in their power to
help our country, the United
States Of America, to win
its present war.
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02

Unsere Regierung hat die Weir
macht unseres Landes yum Schutze
ihrer Rechte und Freiheiten aufge-
boten. ALE Amerikaner ohne Inter
schied der Geburt und Herkunft,
darunter die Landesbirger deutschen
Blutes, stehen in diesem Kriege elm
mltig hinter ihrer Regierung. Anne
rika list unser Land, das Land unse-
rer Kinder, das zu schitzen jetzt
unsere h0chste Aufgabe ist.
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Our committees are work
ing hard, md we expect Il
really outstanding meeting.
The Frontiers movement
was unseiiish service and eff
fective leadership. and in
corporated in 1888 as the
Frontiers of America.
DR.. j. s. Hines, Jr., Sec
retary, Columbus, stated III
an exclusive interview:
This is the Negroes only
service organization. il
men $ luncheon elub,based
on the experience Of the old
tions, and devoted to SER
vice to the Negro minority.
h" organization $ accom-
plishments in six years are
amazing. Last year From
,lels lubs led projects
which secured Il Negro
member Of a local Housing
Authority, obtained the ap-
pointment Of Negro school
teachers in a mixed public
school system, broke down
rac.al barriers in defense
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Colorful Street Parade To Climax Annual
Conv. of Ohio State Association Of Elks

marching clubs from Tole-
do, Columbus, Dayton Gin
cinnati, Portsmouth, Steub-
enville, Middletown Della
ware, Canton, Akron Lo-
raine, Cleveland, Newark.
GAINESVILLE. Painesville, as
we'll as this city will partic-
ipate. Visiting units from
western Pennsylvania are
also expected. The par
ade will be led by Grand
Exalted Ruler, ] Finley
Wilson, Grand Daughter
auIer. Abbey NJ Johnson
he honorable Perry b. Jael
| son, State President, arr
Harriet Bowie, State Daugh
er Tres dent. Following
he parade there will be {
band contest and exhibot
ION drill, and trophies vii
! be awarded the winners.
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Of the oldest Negro institu
tions of higher learning and
the only one Of its kind 10
Gated in the North, IS fore
most in the minds Of all
Wilberforceans a $ h
boards Of trustees are
combing the country to find
4 man who can fill his posi-
ton permanently. A mile
tone was reached last year
when the aee-long feud be
tween the church-slrpport-
ed and state-snpported III
it's at Wilberforce was abol-
ished by plac ne the selec-
ton Of the president in the
hands Of a joint committee
appointed by both the state
and church boards instead
of being in the hands Of
the church alone as it had
been until then. It is fair
to presume that the board
Of trustees of Wilberforce
Univ. and Of the College Of
Education and Industrial
Arts are anxious to put the
institution in it's proper
place Of leadership. On this
assumption one may ask .
"What are some of the
qualifications for the candi-
date desirous of becoming
the president Of Wilber-
force.
~ The campus atmos-
| phere of an institution of
| higher learning for Negroes
is unlike any other atmos-
phere, and this applies t.
rWilberforce with greater
force than ever. Here are
gathered togather teachers
who have had education IN
some Of the best institutions
all over the world, and stud
ents who have come from
such far off places as Los
| Angles, New York City, Bos
ton, Ontario. Bermuda, west
Indies, and Africa. To
command the resnect an
love Of such a group, the
president of this great insti-
| tuition has to be a man with
excellent background, train
ing, experience. and fore
! Aight--a man who is 9 rea' 81
&
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WILBERFORCE Ohio -
Bishcp David Henry Sims
Of the AME Church will
give the baccaiaureate ser
mon to the 115 graduating
seniors on Sun. June I at
1880 am. in the Jones Me,
mortal Chapel. Bishop LII
King Of the Methodist
Church wilf give the com
mencement address or
Thurs. May IL. Following
in the complete program Of
the commencement week :.
Sunday. June Z
1890 am. Baccalaureate
Sermon Jones Memoria
Chapel ~. =. ................
800 p.m.-Annual Sermon.
to students Of Payne The
olig.cal Seminary, Rev. j.
A. Charleston, '12, Detroit,
Michigan.
Monday, June 8
2:30 p.m.Military Review
Athletic Field
$50 pm. Dedication Of
NYA War Production
and Training Center.
400 80 Band Concert Car
laegie Library Lawn
7:30 pm. - High School
Graduating Exercise Jones
Memorial Chapel, Rev. JOS
eph Gomez, ID, Cleveland,
Ohio.
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WILbERF0RcE UNIVERSITY 10Th ANNUAL
Commencement EXERCISE JUNE II
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL LEADERS TO
HOLD IMPORTANT CONFAB IN CINCINNATI

COLUMBUS, JUNE 4, 1912
N. B. Allen, Columbus,
Ohio, President of the Front
iers Of America today an
nounced that the fourth an
nual convention Of this uni
que organization Of Negro
business and professional
men will convene in Cincin-
natl, Ohio June 20 and 21st.
With the convention theme:
Advancement Through sci
vice. the two day meeting
will draw leading Negr,
business and professional
men from all sections of the
nation.
Rev. j. 7. Douglass, Pres
ident of the Frontiers Club
Of Cincinnati, Host to the
convention, asserted that
local newspapers, civic or
ganizations, the Chamber
OF Commerce and Convent
ion Bureau are cooperating
enthusiastically in develop
ing plans for the meeting.
Rev. Douglass declared /:
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YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO.

YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO,
JUNE l, 1912: One Of the
largest and most spectacu-
lar street parades in the his
tory Of this city is sche,!ul
ed to fake place here sun.
aay, June z, as a climax to
the annual convention of
the Ohio State Association
" ialKs, i.B.P.O.E,W, it was
announced this week b.
John Legree, Exalted Rulel
Of Buckeye Lodge No. 7;3 o
this city.
The parade, which will
traverse the principal street
Of this city, will be under
the direction of Brigadier
Gneral w. j. Sims Of Can
ton, Ohio, and his chief a;de
Martha Haines Of Steuben-
vile, Ohio.
Bands, drum corps, and
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-06-05

educator in every ..ense II
the word
e.. This leads u the
question What do we mean
by the word real educator
An educator is a person
who understands that he
has a social obligation to
perform in spreading know
ledge and truth, who is UNI
willing to sell his soul to
keep his job, who does not
feel that he is an omniscient
but rather recognizes his
limitations and is wise
enough to solncnt help from
his colleagues, who realizes
that one does not count the
return Of educational VENT
ureS 1naOilarS ana cents DuI
rather in the ultimate Soc
ial good such educational
ventures bring, and finally
whose first love is the insti-
tuition he is serv'no and not
his personal ambitions and
wh'ms.
On our trustee boards we
have men and women who
SIC past records show that
made their own way, who
they are persons who have
lcontinHsd on page 4)
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SEVENTY. NINTH ANNUAL !.
COMMENCEMENT OF
WHEREFORE UNIVERSITY

! 1uesday, June 8
| 1000 am. - Univer s ty
Trustee Board Meeting.
$50 Presidents Recep-
tion to graduates and facul
ty-President's Home.
500 p.m.-Annual Prize
Speaking Contest--J o n es
Chapel
Wednesday. June 10
800 a.m.-Annual Alumni
Breakfast Shorter Dining
Hall.
1880 a.m.-Class Day exer-
cises-Jones Memorial chap
el
4:30 p.m.-Physical Educa-
ii 0 n Exhibition Galloway
Lawn.
800 p.m.-Annual Alumni.
Program Jones Memorial
Chapel, Rev. Russell S.
Brown, Is, ST. Louis, Miss.
Thursday, June II
| 600 Am Commence
ment Exercises = Jones Me-
mortal Chapel, Bishop l..
III. King, Atlanta, Ga. Com
mencement Speaker. Gov
ernor John w. Bricker ex-
rected
To all Of these exercises
the public is invited.
Bishop r. r. Wright, Jr.
Acting President. \. -.
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employment by community
action aided youth through
guidance, camping oppor-
tun I es and recreational IA
cilities and projected, Ne
groes into many new phas-
cs Of civic life In Frontiers
cities
Noted Philadelphia Leader
To Headline Convention
Program
Henry G.. Sparks, Phila-
oelpnla, lhira Wee presl-
dent of the national body,
today announced that DR..
e.nntna.a ao naRa ~
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-06-05

DR.. Jernagin, Race cham
pion and Religionist ap-
peared on National Radio
hookup on Freedoms Peo-
pie program from New
York and Fraternal Coun-
Gil Of Negro churches speak
inp from Cleveland.
The Congress Bulletin
contains data on The Allan
la National Youth Congress
June 22 %.
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is the finest camp resort OPP
en- to Negroes West of New
England. Nesting in the
middle of the 54 acre lake,
equipped with row boats,
bath houses, swimming par
vilion and stocked with ma
nv species DC fish. The
buildings, shown on the ac-
companying picture, include
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COLUMBUS, Ohio N.
B. Allen, Executive Secre-
tary and DR.. Frank II.
Throop, Chairman of the
Camp Fund Raising Com
Rnittee, today announced
that the Columbus Urban
League has secured Beauti-
ful Brush Lake as q camp
for Negro people. Located
Rk miles West Of Columbus
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Hon. John w. Bricker
Governor Of Ohio, who will
attend Wilberforce Com
mencement, Thursday June
IL, at 10:30 am.
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on the Pennsylvania, the
site includes Sd acres toge-
ther with a 15 acre lake
and 10 fully equipped build
ings.
BRUSH LAKE "A
UNIQUE SITE
Visiters from many parts
Of Ohio and neigboring
states who have seen histo-
gic Brush Lake declares i
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WlLBERFORCE UNIVERSITIES
NEXT PRESIDENT

Once again the presiden-
cy of Wilberforce Univ, one
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Know Your D. C.-No 20
Commission Government Not Due to Snap Judament

permanent commission
form of the District Columbia Organic
Act of 1878 which created it, resulted from hasy
Congress- Nothing be further from the truth.
the four years 1874 question
study ablest Congress
During this period these problems all ntents
the recognized unfinished business OF the House and
Senate.
These ilusous statesmen clearly the fiscal side of
the problem and brought Congress obligation
share with the Capital City its financial burdens They followed
in part Senator Southard in his
recognizing the National Capital the child the
"a creation of the Union for its own purposes"
report thoroughly history of the
District Columbia and its founding Souhard
sonay subject the official records
He held that he design of the Constitution and its founders
residence for the Government where they should
control which should regulated
without the interference partial interests
of the States which should be built and sustained by their
dependent the will
of any local interest"
by the reports of other joint
studied this including
1874 and 1873
problem difficult than the political
government problem. However, government
most serious consideration and the notifications from the
porary people
that the appointed
District three before ap
potment claimed residence
else has been observed except in instances This feature
carpetbagge Commissioners administering
the local government
a o faults, many O
support the commission form of
It has govern
Like all local which
in the District has been large
The depended the
might be nulied Immediately by
by threats of individual members of
Congress.
the the
defects of all of its predecessors that the people voting
which
pee power District then the people
the election of the President the United States
appoints al Of the administrative and judicial officers of the
District.
Of the political difficulties under which
the people of the District of Columbia live and the mpoency OF
that
the Nation politically entitled part
including the control
Of appli
o fundamental American principles.
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Transportation Section. which en-
braces the Committees on Aviation,
Traffic, Highways, River and Karbor
and Public Utilities and Transporta-
ton.
Unit on Community Affairs
The Community Affairs Section Is
headed by F. P. H. Siddons and in
cludes the Committees on American
Ideals, Cultural Development, Ma
tional Representation and Military
and Naval Affairs.
John j. Hasley is chairman Of the
Business Development Section, COM
posed of the Committees or InSur-
ance, Industrial and Commercial In
terests and Afraid Protection.
Edgar Morris is chairman of the
Convention, Tourist and Community
Promotion Section, which covers the
Greater National Capital Commit
tee.
C. Hayward Marshall is chairman
of the Membership Section. In addi-
ton to the Membership Committee,
this section includes the Shad Bake
and Midwinter Dinner Committees.
B. M. McKelway is chairman OF
the Research, Statistics and Publi-
cations Section and Harry l.. Mer-
rick, only section chairman not ap-
pointed from the directors, is chair
man Of the Publicity Section. The
work OF both of these sections Is
carried on through staff members
rather than through committees.