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Evening star., 1942-01-16

RIDE EN- COWBOY-R A. F. Cadet Derek M. Sharp. from
Yorkshire England bounced of the seat Of two
training plane while flying the Air Corps training
Tuscaloosa A tie War Department revealed here
He managed grab the tail Of the plane he fell pulled him
self plane Yterday he demonstrated how he
rode plane his instructor brought craft to safe landing
"A. p Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-17
Becoming Poor With Too Iuch Money
Five Possible Answers 10 imitation

calls tor 4 u pei cent increase over
ias 1911 level tfu this schedah
l8 So pei eeat wai goods ara i7
per cent tome goods "a oae.fourth
reduction ii hoptt goDds oUel l941
We haye more money With which
10 buy Tess ont tourth tess With
out control this means heavy plaee
Increases they are otherwise In
evttable
During l94l. the cost OF living
increased about 10 percent Whole
sale prces increased about l5 per
cent The initiation spiral has begun
ON government is attempting 10
control this dangerous movement
by.
Ydlatson syphoning off pnrchas
ing power for the war effort and re
strainine spending for nome use
Price control freezing" price.
AT all levels OF production and
sales
Rdtt0ntag app0rtioning the dis
tribution OF available consumer
goods SO that each of us will re.
ceive our fair share.
Credit control restraining IN
wise and excessive borrowing on
the part OF the consumer.
War sGftngs loans TO the GO
ernmenl to finance the wal and Il
rf31,ca royc,p,ar erapdixo
The following four articles wilt
deal with each OF these means OF
lnliatlon eonrt /,
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WHEREFORE

Continued from page u
'but more so now than ever
since we are at war; and Wilber-
force will continue to give this
service
Featured in the Conference
We're DR.. Ralph II. Scull, Rush
Medical College, Chicago, who
spoke on What the public
should know about syphilis, and
DR.. Clarence H. Payne, Provi-
dent Hospital, Chicago, on
What the pnblic should know
about tuberculosis. Group lis
cussions were held by DR.. Giles
Wolverton, Dayton, on Early
diagnosis Of tuberculosis" DIR.
O. w. Sweet, Detroit on .The
problems of syphilis in the war
crisis and DR.. Robert Patterson
Of Columbus on Community
health organization.
In the afternoon session, Dr..
O. w. Sweet discussed Medical
aspects of physical fitness; Dr.
Martha Koehne, 'Nutritional a.
aspects in defense" and Mr.
George Durnbaugh, Disaster
preparedness" DIR. Koehe's talk
created great interest and deus
sion.
AT the dinner meeting held in
Mitchell Hall DR.. G. II Jones; Mr.
G. G. Jenkins, Superintent Of the
College of Education; Rev. Char
les T. Isom, member Of the
state board of trustees; Henry
Parks of the NY A and DIR.
Braxton Cam of Cinti. made
closing observations. Mrs Louise
Algee Garcia was chairman OF
the program committee.
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" Withdrew from the conference.
When asked the reason for his
action he stated; that, first he
felt that any Christian Educa-
tional Convention in which Ma
tional Leaders are to participate,
all should be extended like
Accommodations; that the basic
purpose of Christian fellowship
was destroyed by such incidents;
and lastly that the Christian
church should never condone ra-
cial prejudice.
DR.. Martin L. Harvey is an in
ternational figure in the church
world. He was for four years
President of the Christian Youth
of America; served further as
srjcn chairman of the World
Christian Youth Congress: was
the American Youth delegate to
the World Missionary Society in
Magrass India; and in 1888 was
sent around the world, travelling
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-17

IAN son become poor With toe
mich money!
nu can -and II works like this
When everybody is WORKING. and
eileIt there are no Limitations on
M supply oi goods IN rhe market.
then nf,iees Ire reasonable and our
afones incomes Will Duy enough
goods 10 siippori ouf scale OF living
3ni when everybody is working.
al good wages. and halt OF the
goods produced are taken Tor war
pplttoses. then there IS more money
than there are things which con
suIns.s can buy The competition
among buyers with more money to
spend than there are goods TO buy
causes prices To rise.
This prlces rise, resulting from an
abanaahasSoi dollars and short.
age OF goods, u imitation
We aref making every effort TO
increase tiidaistrial production as
RAPIDLY as Ebssihle But a large pro
portion of3this production tower
halt ID 1922 Is war goods. This
means that the total goods avail.
able tor our home use can not
possibly be increased indeed, they
must rapidly and drastically de.
cline.
Total industrial production IN
1871 was 81 per cent more than IN
I9a0. but on, aas toi home supply
remained constant.
-..As..S...~'uled production for 1912
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-17

WILBEiFORCE-This year as
at no other time the Jabberwock
will present new and unusual ere
ptive talent. Miss Clotine Wood.
cf Cleveland, Ohio, in conjunc
tion with Miss Ann Douglas, Miss
Phygenau Baily and mony others
will present q premier dance
group.
The National Youth Admins
tration will present a talented
group of young men in new
and dynamic skit. This group
under the direction Of Mr.. Leo
nard Holland has 8. variety Of ta-
!r-t frc-a -slich to draw. and we
re looking forward to their pre-
sanitation.
One Of the highlights Of the
Jabberwocl, will be the ballads
for Americans featuring the Lin
den Center Choir Of Dayton, o.,
under the direction Of Mr..
Charles Higgins. This choir ap-
peared at the Dayton Memorial
Hall with Poul Robson in per-
son as lrading soloist. Mr.. Hig-
gins, tie director Of this group,
is graduate of the Westminis-
ter School Of Music, former pro
fcssor 1t Wilberforce Univ, and
al present an instructor at the
Dunbcr High School, Dayton, @.
The ply groups will include
Mr. Verne Green with tae well
known Dayton Ployars end Mr..
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SISTERHOOD
DAY AT
NORWOOD

The annual sisterhood Day will
be observed Sunday, April 10,
at Norwood Christian Church.
Mrs. Riley Jackson of Wayman
A. M. E. church viii be the
guest speaker at II q. m.
Mrs. Lavinia Redman is chair
man Of a Song Fest" to be held
at 3 p. m. with most of our
churches Of the city taking part.
The Young Women's chorus of
Zion Baptist church will render
two selections. The Alumni
Group of the Religious Educa-
ton will attend in a body. Mrs.
Susie Offutt, president, requests
all members to be present.
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AT THE
CHURCHES
Tabernacle Baptist

One of the most elaborate
programs has been arranged for
the Annual Women's Day, being
observed at the Tabernacle Sun.
Mrs. 0dna Lewis of Akron, o,
president Of the Women's Auxil-
ary of the Ohio Bapt. General
Association, will deliver the Ad-
dress this morning at 1870 o.
cloik. Mrs. Lewis, who win be
introduced by Mrs. Martha Turn
or, will have message of vital
Importance to every woman.
Miss Ethel Stewart will render
a vocal solo. ~
A musical Tea, honoring Mrs.
Lewis, will be held in the dining
room of the church this after
noon from a til 6. Mrs. Bessie
Goodnight and Miss Betty Dug
ger are among the soloists who
will appear. Mrs. Lewis will
make remarks.
Negro Women in a changing
world, is the subject of Panel
discussion set for 6 o'clock, u.m.
Participate are: Mrs. Loretta
Tanner, Ella McCluskey, Sidney
Nelson, Viola LeWaiters and
Mrs. T p Turner. The Panel will
be presided over by Mrs. Elger-
tha j. eileen. Musical selection
will be rendered by Mrs Flora
Green and Virgie r. Hoppy.
Tomorrow night, the Manless
Wedding win again be presented
under the auspices of the Pastor
Aid Society. Mrs T. Nc Far
land, Pres.
Mrs. Mamie B. Phillips Of
Tabernacle was guest speaker
before members Of the Mission
ary Society Of Calvery Babtist
Church (white) last Thursday.
Mrs. Phillips spoke on MsPeacen.
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UNITED {

Continued from page ID
Secretary of the Council of
Churches for Dayton, told him
that there had been no reserva-
lions made in the hotels for him;
that the hotels in Dayton are at
tempting to stave off a possible
suit from a Negro guest in the
hotel who might decide to eat in
their dining room. So rather
than give them an issue out of
the latter matter we are refus-
ing Accommodations to them ire
gardless Of their nature. Harvey
then suggested that the Council
bring suit against the Hotel IN
question, but was without hesi-
sancy told that the council would
not have time for such q venture
ror did they have authority to
hegia suit.Dr. Harvey immediate
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-17

spent one night in Chattanooga,
Tenn. with her cousin, DR.. w A
Thompson and family.
Returning she motored to Cur
~, Va. and took Ferry Boat
across the James river to James
town, the identical spot whefe
the fist Pilgrims landed in Amer
ica. She then went to the hisco-
rical city Of Williamsburg and
spent one night. The next morn
ing went sight seeing and then
motered to Lexington, Va. Spent
on night there. After veiwing
that beautiful college town, left
for home, arriving on Good Fri
(Continued on Page 81
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Mack Greene with the Wiiber-
force Players and Radio Artists.
We all know what to expect FROM
these groups who always present
a difficult problem to tie judges.
Plus this array Of artists, the To-
cal sororities and fraternities will
participate.
Outstanding critics and dra-
matists from nearly cities have
been invited to act as judges.
The usual prizes will be given
for the best performances, with
additional prizes for persons
holding lucky numbers.
It is the aim # the sorority
to make this Jahberwock the
kind Of entertainment wortry Of
National Defense effort t, help
keep up the moraie OF the Nd1ioii
Mrs. George Valentine is the
very capable general chairman
of the Jabberwock Committee
and it might be said here that
that fact is synonymous with
success. The other iommittee
members are: Mrs. J. Aubrey
Lane, Miss Maude Nickens, Mrs.
a j White, Mrs. r. A. McGinnie,
Mrs. r. r Wright. Bird. and Mrs.
Reverdy c. Ransom, Bird. (nee
Lillian Jones) president Of TIE
local graduate chapter Of Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority.
Dayton Daily News Photos)
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WILL. PROBE

(Continued from page y
defend our democratic way Of
life throughout the world, a
lynching has significance for be-
yond the community or even the
state in which it occurs It be-
comes matter of national i'm
Eortance and thus properly the
concern of Federal Government. =
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Next Sunday the young mar
ried people Is Group is in charge
Of services all day. Mrs. Ruby
James is in charge Of arrange
ments. DR.. q " Jenison, Pres.
of the Natl Bapt. Conv.. Inc.
will speak on Mems Day, May B.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-17

through sixty countries, to study
youth problems.
He plans to rejoin the speak
ing team in Pittsburg, Pa. on
April goth.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-17
PAGE TWO

The above photograph was
made i'll the Office of Colonel S.
+ Seeley, NJ. d., Executive of
ficer of the Procurement and
Assignment Agency
The group discussed the status
Of the colored dentists who will
be affected by the draft. On or
about April Is each dentist was
mailed QUESTIONABLE and en-
rollment form giving him theoI
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-17

portnnity TO express his willing
ness to serve and his choice of
service.
Dentists will be selected from
this roster for armed and civilian
service during the emergency.
LEFT TO RIGHT seated are:
Ir. Russell Al. Dixon, dean of
the Howard University School Of
Dentistry. member Advisory
Committee on Negro Health to
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-17

the Procurement and Assignment
Agency and Oo-chairman, Dem
tai Preparedness Committee Of
the National Dental Association;
Colonel s. +. Steley, NJ. p. exc
cutive officer, Of Procurement
andAssignment Agency; DR.. Jo-
seph c. Brazier, chairman, Dem
tai Preparedness Committee of
the National Dental association;
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-17
DAYTON
/ O G. A Is

Mrs. Matte B. Estell of Haw-
thorne st. is home again after Q
sir weeks trip to Hollywood
Beach Florida. Going south she
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-17
EQUALITY

(Cantin"-T from, page II
scnt to President Roosevelt.
Office Of Labor Supply. and the
Presidents Committee on Fair
Employment Practices.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-17

BACK ROW--left to right: DIR.
Millard r. Dean, secretary, Den
tai Preparedness Committee of
the National Dental Association
and DR.. G, Willard camalier,
member Directing Board Of the
Procurement and Assignment
Agency and chairman, Dental
Preparedness Committee Of the
American Dental Association.
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NNTETo buy Defense
and stamrs, go to the near
est post office, bank, or saw.
ings and loan association
or write to the Treasurer Of
the United States. Washing
ton. p. G. Also Stamps now
are on sale at retail stores.
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IAN von become poor with too
much money
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-01

ilalpien feline Spur bon elmer futbo.
liihen Breiie nad bent 8riege nebr
oorbanOen fem iperOe. slue Crude
reie,l ieien 5erltort, olle 3eitltngsleiter
unb Sournaliiten getotet ooer per-
bannt lporoen. Sic 2eler Ieien iibcr-
al 5erItre,lt uno oerart berarmt,' oaB
cine llnterltiibung ser fatboliiben
Breiie auf piele Sabre ltnmoglib iei.
aebnlide .Serbaltniiie pitroen nad
oen 4riege in SeutIdlano, Selter-
reid, Bolen, Sollano uno 8elgien
nprberriben.
Ser erite notlpenoige s5fritt our
9eiierlme Ser troitloien Gage beitebe
oarin oaB oie fatboliide Breiie elm
io5iales Silfsapoitolat erri6te ltno
nit einem relieioien uno moraliiden
Mufbau beginne.
8eidloiien iuur6e Sic grrihtung
elmer fatbolii1en 3entral Yreia>
Mgentur lit 2onoon, ais bem praftiid.
iten 0erbin6ungspunft Stpilden Der
Alten l1no Ne,ten @elt. Wsan ertuare
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geroienlte oes unldneit 1T einem na>
aiitilden 4on5entrationslager perlhie,
oenen 9r. Soeben, DIRECTORS Ser s.
g. Nadridtenagenh,r in 8reba, Sol
lano. ....
gs ipl1roe betont, oab oas Gbriiten=
tum Die eir5ige Soffnung beim 8ie=
beraltfbau ser @elt nad oem ariege
lei, ba offenbar ser Materialismlt5
rbollitdnoig banferott gemadt nno Die
@elt ms ltngliif eebrabt babe, in
ben lie it6 befinOet.
Gs lpuroe fir eminent ipidtig er-
adtet, oaB Sic fatboliId)e greiie ame-
'rifas IN oieler &asne itd nit Der
guropas pereinige.
yep. OecSlaac, arlneefaplan Ser
fanaoiiden Srrppen in England, re-
ferierte ii6er oie fatboliide Breiie III
&anaba ,tnb betpnte bie @i1tigfeit
elmer poittipen unb praftii6en 9eleb-
rltng oes fatboltid)en 2eiepublifums
iiber bie Sosiale sftion ,lno sic Brin-
5ipien Ser 5o5ialen Srbnung. @err
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Soos ipra6 iiber sic SasespreHe in
ser S6mei5 llno er0rterte erfolgreide
s(rbeiten Der in ber Sbpei5 ,,tole.
rierten" Seiuiten, Die in frr5er 3eit
aus einem 11nI6einbaren @pbenblatt
cine ipeitnerbreitete Sages5eitl,ng
i6ufen.
Migr. aubar beflagte Sic Satia-
DIE, oa6 in ieiuem Seimatlanoe Ssugos
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bend berporgeboben tpurbe Die tapfere
Stellung Ser fatboliiben Sournali-
iten, ipelhe Sen peroerbliden GinfliiI<
fen oer lektet Sabre l,no iogar Ser
gerfolg,,ng iid itanobaft lpioeriesten.
@brenb berporgebpben ipl1roen bie
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tet cine 9ireftipe poneiten oes 81.
&oters, ser 81, aeeisnetcr Belt @ei-
|iltngen 5ll elmer Neuorganilatipn mad,
beltimnten Hi6tlinien befdnntgeben
miro.
Wenn cine anItedenbe &ranfbeit an
Gorper atsbrid)t lno lid on ber
Sberfl1d)e ser Saut bemerfbar mad)t,
10 miro ein fompetenter Ir3t niht Die
Sal,tfrantbeit beilell, ionoern oent
@runb bes llebels i'm &orper ouf Die
| Spur 5u fon1nten il11en. Gie grobeu
ltebel, pelde bie gSelt befallen Ia.
ber treten ourb iiberau ausbrc6en-
oe &riege 1mo Tebolutipnen IN Die
)@rl6einung. Sic iino Spmptome bon
llebeln, sic felt Sabren iid) in ser
nteni6liben @eiclld)aft unO in oen
Solfs1naiien entlpidelt baben unb NUT
| 5um slnsbrud aetonlnlen lino. Gs
Ilino Seelentranfbeiten Die id]on
l1ngIt bon Seele1l1r5ten erfannt uno
bcItimmt tpproen linb. @s lit sic int
mer grDBer peroenoe @ntfernuna Der
Wen16bett bon @ott, eine im1ner ipei.
ter flaffenoe &luft oer menldlid)en
| ISccle bon tbren Sd6pfer. Die Sol.
&c lno Strafe fir Oieien Sreuel tit
ser &rieg nit ali ieinen ltebeln- llno
2etoen.
SSSn einem tur5geiaBten aber is-
baltsreiden s(rtitel bebanbelt INT
,Gnr 5unDnp 8iliitor" Gr5bilhof
DfcgihpIas bieie beute Sic gan5e
Menidbeit beriibrenoe 5rage. ~gsenn
mir olf sen lesten 1mo tieflten Gruno
oes aeaenrpdrtiaen gSelthaos, bas
iiberaa in ben Ser5en Ser Wtaiien in
sic @rideinung tretenoen 8eiltes. Der
| lgmp0rllng, bes eegenlpurtigen Die
| gon5e @elttugel umfallenoen Solfer-
trieees elmer genal,en 9riifung unter.
sieben, 10 entoeden mir MIR cine llr-
iahe: Sic 9lbipenorng bon @ptt, Die
@leihgiiltigfeit gegen feline lrnlpon-
belbaren @eiebe l1no Sic @ernadldill-
glna ser bon @ott oeln WenI6en oor-
r ae5ei6neten 1,n0 Dorgeihriebenen
9rlloerliebe. slle NatioHen 1riilien,
in b0berem ooer geringerem Mabe,
ibre S6nlo eingeiteben. Der slbfaa
Ser 6riitliden 9tationen fat Die
M1hte ser SSiniterni5 iiber Sic gan5e
groe entfenelt.
aur5 Dor leiuem Sooe uuBerte
BapIt Yius ser elite einem on1eri-
fanii6en Eralaten gegeniiber: yGie
bel,tiee Selt foroert beraus, id)mGbt,
lGitert ,no negiert oas Sem 8ottes.
@obl lit ser allnlodtiee @ott ein
| @ott bes Grbarn1ens, beionoers Sec
menlOliNen Sbipabbeit gegeniibcr,
ipobl fonnen mir Gergebllng fiir INT
iere Gergeben erboffcn, aber mir fon-
nen cine pl0slicb Itrafenoe, allnlaht'
poae Habe @ottes ertparte1L penn
Meni6en unb gtatiouen. iid an @ott
oireft pergreifen. Gs lit 5u eriuarten.
oab sic 2angmut @ottes 6alo err
| idDpft iein ltnb sic Strafe oes Sim.
mels pl0slid bereinbreden ipiro."
ssie balb lin6 oiele lpeitidaitenoen
propbetiiden 8orte oes ipcitldauen-
oen uneri6rodenen Bapltes in GRILL
lung geeangen! gs l,nterHegt feinem
3weiiel, ooB @ott blrd) hieie Ihpere
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1tmpplitiicbe 3eitlduftc

Ser &rieg bat inter Sen 5ablrei,
den llebeln audi 5r 11tan6en erfrel,-
Iiden l1nternebmungen gnlaB eeses
ben, oie itd nanentlid nad ariegs-
fbluB 5lr 8oblfabrt ser 80lfer ct.
ipeiien peroen. Sn gnslano bat ieit
LANCER 3eit ein 3uiamlnenarbeiten
aller religioien 9enominationen ein-
eeiett, l1nt Sen driitliben Sinn nno
0as briltlid)e 2eben lit Gamilie, Sc
feuibaft utlo stont au erbalten unb
at itarfen.
Die Setter 6ieier driitli6en 8eipe.
gnnG &atboIifen -l1no 8roteitauten,
baben in elmer Grflarllns oie poa=
itdnoige ltnabbdngiafeit bes gbriItens
t,lms bonn Staate proflaniert. Ser
Staat m,lB, 10 DeiBt es oarin, Die
Sreibeit ,nb ltnabbangigfeit Der
hriitli6en &eliaion anerfennen uno
br boIle Sreibett garantierer, oan1it
fie ibre Niiiion in Der 9Selt erfiillen
fam. Dieie grfldrrng lit oie eeeinte
uno a,1sgelprodene l1eberaeusung al.
Ter 9riitliden &ir6en gnglanbs, cine
1leber5eugung, bic burd monatelanse
8eipre6ungen Ser 5tenpertreter Der
Stride getponne1, ipuroe.
Die 8eipegling lit eine JoIge einer
bon aaroinalz zgr5biidof SiusleD ins
2eben gerltfenen reIiai0ien 8ereini-
gnng bon @eiItliben II. 2aief, unter
BEN Mamen ,,Sporo Of tbe Spirit,
oie ailb unter BEN gei6tfatbolifen
9roBen Mnflang gefunoen.
9as geneini6aftlibe &omitee oiee
fer neuen interfonfeiiioneaen ger=
einisuns bat itd cine oreifade anf.
gabe geItellt: geneinI6aftlihes 3n'
iammenarbeiten auf relisioiem @e.
biet; oie eDentuen entitebenoen MiB'
beritdnoniiie uno &eibungen 81 ber.
meioer uno etipaige 81, beieitigen llno
in hriItlihem @eiite bic gegenieitige
9r,,oerliebe at f0roern.
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den gereinigung baben iid 5ablrethe
Dii6ofe ltnb Brielter ln1o prominente
proteitantil9e @eiitli6e angeidloiien.
Gin ioldes ltnterneblnen lit ir1itanoe,
,nebr at eine1n gere6ten 5rieoen nno
-au elmer beiieren geritanoigrng Der
8olfer na1 Dem &riege bei5utragen
als bo6flingenbe politiide 8eidliiiie
uno Sefrete.
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fber Sournalilten aus Dielen 2d.l.
bern bie fi9 aus Ben totalitaren 2alt-
bern nad England eefliidtet, baben
beibloilen eine GerIammlung an5n-
berannten apeds gSieoererridtllng ei.
ner fatboliiden Hreiie in aller Sans
berlt Guropas. Ser Blan puroe be-
fproden auf elmer @obene1tbtonfes
rei5 engliider fatboliiber Sournalis
ite,1, 5lt ipelber 3eitungslente aus al
len 2anoern eingelaben tpare1 unn
100 Sournaliiten elf beridieoener 2dne
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3e5n nabinen etipa $50 Sdriftiteller
1ino Observation-Disclosures beridieoee
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Earl Browder, general secEe-
tarv of the Communist party
of the United States, will De
the principal speaker at the
Boston Arena Sunday at 3 PM
His subject will be centraliza-
ton Of war economy.
Recently Senators Pepper
and Kilgorc drafted a measure
which is now under considera-
ton in the Senate and Repre-
sentative Tolin has also intro-
duced a similar measure in the
House which contains the fun
damentals of Browder'S ideas.
He will also speak on the
non-military control Of man-
power. which he also has ad-
vocated for years, and for
which President Roosevelt Sc
lected Paul v. McNutt to be
the head.
In addition to Browder tie
speakers will include Audley
Moore of New York city and
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eX-reSident of Hyde Park
where the late editor Trot-
ter was reared and educated
and this coincidence of resi-
0ence brought Mrs. Gibson
into the Guardian fold. She is
not to be claSsed as the usual
employee but a warm supporter
of THE GUARDIAN and all its
works. She is also an original
member of the Equal Rights
League. Her daughter, the late
Mrs. Ethel Gibson Russell, was
a valued clerk in the down town
office of THE GUARDIAN for a
number of years.
Mrs. Gibson figured promin-
emily in Mr.. Trotter's trip to
Paris in 1919. It will be remem-
bered by oldSterS that Trotter
had been denied a passport to
go to Paris to the peace confer
ence. His several attempts to go
were effectually blocked by the
powers that be. 1t became ap-
parent that they did not want
a "diSturber", such as Mr.. Trot-
ter was, to embarass American
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Talented and pleasing soprano
sOIoist, who will appear as guest
SolOist, Sunday, Dec. 10, 1880 P.
NJ, at Union Baptist Church,
New Bedford, Mass, Rev. II.
Benton Harris, pastor. Mrs. How
ard is continuing her studies at
the New England Conservatory
of Music under Alice GirOuard.
In addition to her splendid voice
she adds a most charming stage
presence which captivates her
audiences.
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RACE SOLDIER FIRST IN AFRICA
A NAPOLEON FIRST IN AFRICA
ND. PRIVATE LED AEF ASHORE IN LIBERIA

he landed. AS soon as he land
ed, Taylor did exactly that. He
proclaimed:
'Liberians-we are here to
join hands and fight together
until this world is free of
tyrannical relationships"
Prior to his enlistment in the
Army, Taylor was employed by
a Baltimore meat packing firm
and attended Douglass Evening
High School.
Private Taylor did not even
mention his distinction in his
first letter from Liberia to his
family, received last week.
Enjoying the best of health
and these beautiful hot days in
Africa. Surprised?", was the
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