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IMPORTANCE OF BALLOT

THE teachers equalization fight
clearly reveals the vital impor-
tance of the ballot If We voted
in large numbers in our local
elections the officials elected would
be so much more considerate Of
our rights and wishes. I am ir-
revocably convinced the Negro
must vote in large numbers and In
all elections if he is to get much
greater share of democracy. Vote
consciousness must be taught in
our homes, our schools and even
our churches. The Negro press has
long advocated the Importance of
full enfranchiSement of the race.
"A noted white writer has said
there is a dangerous division III
thid country between white an)d
colored people. 1t means the races
are far apart. In my opinion it is
mutually important that they get
closer together And to this end I
think we should seek representa-
ton in all branches of govern
ment. In proportion as this is
achieved the leaders of the two
racial groups will better under
stand the true motives of each
other. F..
PRESS AIDS WAR
"The Negro Press believes. in
our nation and that we will be
able to enjoy greater share of
our democracy" declared Mr..
Scott. "It is Loyalty supporting the
war efforts of our nation and az
the same time vigorously con-
tending for the intergration of
our race into all branches of the
armed forces, it has voluntarily
invoked a censorship on news that
will be helpful to our enemies"
In closing, the speaker said that
the cooperation of all true Ameri-
cans was necessary to win the war.
He asked the students not to say
or do anything that would I'M
del7nine the morale of civilians or
the soldiers.
The address by Editor Scott was
sponsored by the Delta Phi Delta
Journalistic Association in COR
nection with It's fourth annual Ma
tional Negro Newspaper Week OF
which Moss HyleS HENDRIX is di-
rector.
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as supplementary to the staff
some thousands inspectors OF
the department of labor, scatter
ed throughout the country, who
make periodic inspections of
plants and who will be able to
include i'm their usual questions.
what about discrimination
against minority grOups?"
It had been found, Mr.. Cramef
continued, that the work of the
FEPC and that of DR.. WeaverS
office. then in the OPM, now WPB
was being duplicated. However, DR.
Weaver's group had been working
nearly a year when the FEPC was
set up. DR.. Weaver and DR.. Will
Alexander, who also worked with
the minority groups, got together
with the FEPC and worked out a
plan whereby the conflict would
cease and a better relationship es-
tablished between the two.
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The result is that the men from
DR.. Weaver's staff, upon request OF
the FEPC, investigate the holders
of defense contracts and receive
such assistance from Cramer'S men
as is possible while the FEPC con-
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-30

Wednesday night. This l. = ssir-
ring play with much action and
many laughs in store for all. =.
Members of the Business and
Professional Club are urged to
be present at the Branch Building
on Monday night Feb. 2. Pre-
parations for the Nationwide Ban
quet which Is March 10, will be
made ard plans for the yearly
program will be presented. please
be present. Newcomers in the
Business and Professional fields
are welcomed
All members Of Phi Gamma
Theta Club ere asked by the new
president, Miss Harriet Johnson,
to please be prompt for the busi-
ness meeting on Monday night.
Plans will be made for the Ami
versary celebration which was
unavoidably postponed on last
Sunday, jan 25. Mrs. Sadie Dun
ham will be guest Of the club to
give pointers on dramatics and
to introduce several plays. It is
hoped that the 1912 club pro,
gram can be completed.
On last Thursday members OF
Independent Club were hostesses
to twenty guest at membership
| dinner in the dinning room Of the
Branch Building. Genes and
songs were enjo-ed before the
delicious supper. Miss Phyllis
Blackburn is advisor Of the club
The Girls Weekly Club met ir
Room S on Tues. After hardworl
the girls enjoyed songs ane
music in the Music Room. The
Happy Hour Club held its Recog
! milton Service on TuesJan. Goth
A brief program was held after
which a social hour was enjoyed
Industrial Clubs
(continusd tss Page 3
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-30

rates. Travel rationing also seems
to be In the cards, and it soon
may not be easy for the average
traveller, not on important or Of
fetal business, to obtain railroad
Accommodations. On the morning
of February 9th. at 2 .. M, the
clocks all over the nation will be
advanced by Just one hour. To
illustrate what this means, the
Naval observatory advises that
the sun will rise in Washington
on February aht at seven min
utes after eight, according to the
new time. On February 10th all
the men Of the nation between
the ages Of 90 and 45, who have
not already registered for, OF
entered, military service will ap.
pear at appointed places and
register for military and naval
service under the Selective Ser.
vice Act. -.
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NATIVE SON =

saluting and clicking his heels.
For q moment they were silent,
facing each other, their shoulders
thrown back, their lips compress
ed to hold down the mounting i'm
pulse to laugh. Then they gu1f
awed, partly at themselves and
partly at the vast white world
that sprawled and lowered in the
sun before them.
Say, what's left flank@
Gus asked
Il don't know Bigger said.
Il heard 1t in the movies
They laugher again. After a
bit they relaxed and leaned
against the wall, smoging. Bigger
saw Gus cup his left hand to his
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-30
CHAPTER III
INSTALLMENT II

General Bigger tried again,
detei7ninedly.
Gus looked YEARLY at Bigger,
then Strengthened, saluted and
answered:
"Yessuh. /"
Send yonr men over the river
at dawn and attack the enemy's
left flank" Bigger ordered.
"Yessuh
Send the Fifth, Sixth and
Seventh Regiments Bigger said,
frowning. "And attack with gas,
tanks, planes and infantry
"Yessuhp Gus said again,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-30

car, as though holding atelephone
receiver; and cup his right hand
to his mouth, as though talking
into transmitter.
Hello Gus said.
Hello Bigger said Who's
t'his?'
This is Mr.. j. r. Morgan
speaking" Gus said.
"Yessuh, Mr.. Morgan Bigger
said; his eyes filled with mock
adulation and respect.
Il want you to sell twenty
thousand shares of u. S. Steel in
the market this morning. Gus
said.
AT what price, subj Bigger
asked.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-30

II wouldn't be surprised Big
ger said.
They were silent again. Pres
entity, Bigger cupped his hand to
his mouth and spoke through i'm
aginary telephone transmitter.
Hello
Hello, Gus answered. who's
this?!'
This is the President of the
United States speaking" Bigger
said.
"Oh, yessuh, Mr.. President, ;"
Gus said.
I'm calling cabinet meeting
this afternoon at four o'clock
end you, as Secretary of State,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-30
THE YOUNG WOMEN'S
CHORUS WILL GIVE FINE
BANQUET AT ZON 1

The Young Women's Chorus
Of Zion Baptist church is sponsor
ing a banquet at the church on
February, 10, 1912. An unusual
program is being planned, and a
turkey dinner will be served.
Tickets may be secured by con-
tacting any member of the
chorus. ........ -.
Committee chairmen are:
Dorothy Whiteside, Program.
Vera Keith, Publicity.
Dorothy Jefferson, General.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-30

must be there"
"Well, now Mr.. President,
Gus said, I'm pretty busy. The.
aising sand over there in Ger
many and / got to send EN- {
note Us.
"But this is Important Bis
ger said.
What you going to take nj
at this Cabinet meeting?' Gus
asked.
"Well. you see, the niggers is
raising sand all over the country,
Bigger said, struggling to keer
back his laughter. We've got te
do something with these black
Continued on Page s.
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YWCA NEWS

The Blue Triangle Girl Reserve
e have begun work on drama.
tic production to be given in the
near future. The girls are very
enthusiastic. II il hoped that a
second play can be started for
those not taking part in the play
now being worked on.
......Chi Tau Upsilon Society had
its frat dramatic rehearsal on
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-30

"Aw, just dump EN- at any
price Gus said with casual lrfi-
tatlon.
We're holding too much
Yessuh,' Bigger said.
And call me at my club at
two this afternoon and tell me II
the President telephones, Gus
said. ~ 2
"Tessuh, Mr.. Morgan, Bigger
said. .
Both Of them made gestures
signyfying that they were hang
ing up telephone receivers; then
they bent double, laughing
Il bet that's just the way they
talk" Gus said.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-30

week revival at Allen A. M. E.
church, beginning Monday, Feb.
2. Bishop Reid is dynamic
speaker and is the youngest
bishop in the AME connection. A
rare treat awaits the citizens of
Dayton. ........
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Wayman A.M.E.
Rev. Thomas W. chryer. Pa.tar


Last Sunday was quarterly
meeting at Wayman. Presiding
Elder DR.. T. D. Scott, preached
soul-stir1ing sermons at both SER
vices. The Sunday School un-
der Supt. Vaughn, was well at
tended and is growing.
Rev. Chryer will have charge
this Sunday and all members and
friends are urged to come Que.
At 4 o'clock Sunday the Way
man Brotherhood is presenting
DR.. L. H. Cox, who will speak
ON Local Defense measures. All
men are invited.
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DEL1'AS
(Coatinusd frsm pags -

(Continusd frsm cage -
Equal opportunities Tor Negro
Women In Employment. It's Ma
tional Library project carried on
In North Carolina proves Its great
interest In raising the cultural
standards OF the less fortunate
people In the rural districts Of the
South who need library facilities
brought to them.
Thr0iirhniif the wears this union
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-30
Corinthian Baptist
Cor. Western Ave. and Gold st

Cor western Ave. and Goid St.
The members Of the Corinthian
Baptist church wish to announce
to the public that they are in
stalling new seats in their church
this week. Sunday, February !
will be presentation day follow
ing program by the choir and
others. -. ........
DR.. o. D. McFall will present
the new pews to the church, af-
ter which Pastor Thomas viii de-
liver the sermon. All members
and friends are requested to give
8 special donation to this pro-
gram. Come one, come all.
Rev. w. G. Thomas, Pastor.
l.. r. Hendricks, Reporter.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-30

Of college women of like potential
ties. now headed by Miss elsie
Austin brilliant young attorney
who is legal advisor to the Re-
corder of Deeds in Washington, D.
c., has exerted worthwhile .rf1u-
ence in a country at peace, in a
nation at war, and ia an advasas ing
Negro race
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-30
THE JONES LEAVE FOR
WASHINGTON, D. c.


Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Jones Of
1872 Germantown street left
Dayton Sunday for Washington,
D. c., whore they will attend
the Institute for Colporteul
Evangelist, after which Mrs
Jones will take VI her duties in
Baltimore, Nd, as Associate
Field Secretary.
Mr.. Jones will join her in the
near fuIutc. Mrs Jones takea
this opportunity to bid farewell
to her many friends.
Mrs. Leslie Jones
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Mckinley M E.
Rev. George Sherard, Miniatet

The Clark University Chorus
will render recital at Mckinley
NJ. E. church on Thursday eyer
ing, February IL at 8 p. N. at
which time DR.. J. r. Brawles.
president of the university viii
speak. This will be a rare treat.
All are invited. Don't miss hear
ing these superb singers.
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WITH A BUCKEYE. -. S.. :.
(Conti.ssA fYsa pass ~

base, and can no longer be used
as a center Of offensive strength
against the enemy. The Japanese
have obtained footholds in the
Dutch East Indies; their armies
are driving into Burma, and their
forces have established bases on
islands near Australia and are
threatening that continent with
invasion.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-30

The month Of February will
mark changes in the lives Of most
Americans. Dnring the first week
Of the coming month all rail-
road fares, except for soldiers,
will be increased by ten percent,
soon to be followed, in all prob
ability, by increased freight
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-30
AT TIE, .-...s...
CHURCHES
Tabernacle T Baptist

Last Sunday afternoon Rev. j.
A. Bullard, a recently returned
sergeant, gave resume Of life
in the Army end also q traye-
logue Of points of interest he
visited along the West Coast and
Mexico at a tea sponsored by the
Loving Heart club Of the church.
Mrs. Susie Jeter is the president
Of this club. .......
Rev. J. Welby Broaddus at
tended the sessions of the Minis
ters conference which was held
at Columbus during the past
week. -. -. -. 49,.
Sunday night Baptismal Ser
vices will be held for the 26 cam
didates who came into the church
during the revival conducted at
the church. The Lords Supper
will be served following baptism.
Tomorrow night, Feb. 2, marks
the beginning Of the Tenth An
Annual Baby Contest, sponsored
by the Tabernacle Builders club,
Rev. D. D. Mundy, pastor OF the
Mt. Calvary Baptist church, will
preach. Mrs. Opal Sewell is the
clubs president. The public Is
invited to be present.
=
NOTICE
We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to Mr.. G. Joseph
McLin for his courteous service ;
to Rev. j. Welby Broaddns TO,
his beautiful words Of comfort;
aid to our many friends for
their sympathetic kindness and
lovely floral offerings during the
recent passing of our dear moth
er, Mrs. Lucy Thompson.
Mrs. Betty Mae Whatley and
Family and Vernon, Theodore
and Walter Thompson.
.
Sunday at 6 o'clock B. A. o.
group No. 2. of the Baptist Train
ing Union, will dicuss the subjec
"Santa's Warfare Against the
Church Dea. Walter C. Cope
land is group captain. The pub
lie is invited to be present.
Mr.. L. C. Jones Of GOT HaW-
thorne street, who for the past 81
years was employed as watchman
at the Standard Register Co, has
resigned to take up new duties
as an engineer in this city.
Mr.. William Mills, who has
been ill in the Miami Valley hos
pital, is convalesing at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Almyra
Stanley at s02 Wilberforce Pl.,
De Soto Bass Courts.
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Allen A.M.E.

Rev. J. w. Storms, Pastor
Bishop Frank Madison Reid OF
ST. Louis, Mo-, will conduct one
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-30

Throughout the years. this union
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-01-30

Besides oil Floi Items being beautifully
ironed by highly-trained experts. your
Both Towels ore softly iluffed. dried
and folded. Likewise. the Wearing
Apparel is dried and foided--this
leoyss hardy any ironing 10 do.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Shrove tuesday Dinner

A ShrONe luCNOdN uInTcE VIII
be given by members Of the
Evening Service League in the
parish house Of 81. James
Church.
Mrs. Einar Glasius, general
chairman. is assisted by Mrs.
Arthur Marsh and Mrs. Max
Woodcock.
In charge Of the kitchen are
Mrs. Alex Haensler, Mrs John
Walli and Mrs. Leslie Weston.
Mrs. Robert Pearman is chair
man of publicity and the sale
Of tickets and Mrs. Thomas Con-
nellan in charge OF table ar
engagements.
Morgan Johnson. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Waldo Johnson, has
transferred from Georgia Tech
to the University Of Michigan.
Alice Davis, daughter Of Mrs.
Thomas Y. Leonard, left Satur-
day for Connecticut College for
Women after spending a week
on the island.
MIR and Mrs. Robert Burr
Robertson are spending this
weekend with their daughter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

The first and courses on the
island are beng taught Mon
dav evening Al the school
Tuesday afternoon at the Coun-
try Club. Wednesday evening at
the school. Friday afternoon al
the Country Club, and one
afternoon al the Naval AR Base,
a class for instruction IN motor
corps work is IN the process OF
organization by Mary Brown oil
Trenton.
Hostesses for tho Service
League salad-hrldge Wednesday
were Mrs. LOUIS LlgGett, Mrs.
Burt Ballard, Mrs Vincent
Brow. Mrs. Henry Utz and Mrs.
William Crebs. Mrs. Whitney
Sawyer was IN charge OF the
baked goods and Mrs Frank
Jewell in charge of the gift
shop.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
SIadens Have Visitors

MRS. WILLIAM C. CHICK
BRING and Elizabeth Sladcn OF
Washington arrived ON Friday
10 visit pr and Mrs Frank
Sladcn Of Seminole avenue.
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
II. O

Baltimore mesto a ctyri okresy
podniknou v patek, 27. 1nora
v 9:45 hodinach v noel zkous-
ku zatemnenf, jak oznamil W.
Dor ma obcanskou obranu.
Poclnaje v 9:45 v noci zkous-
ka zatemnenf oznamena vzdu-
chovymi alarmy pokracovati
Dude do 10 hodin. Uplneho "a
temnenf celeho mesta a ctyr o.
kres1: Howard, Carroll, Anne
Arundel a Baltimore okres, bez
jedineho svetla jest ellen
zkousky. Neposlechnuti pro
prekroceni rozkazu trestano
Dude pokutou $500 nebo uvez-
nen1m ma jeden rok anebo o.
bojfm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13

ma mista O 15c vice. Pro DO
slech vyhravati Dude hudba p.
A. Novotneho.
- Jiz Ultra v sobotu vzhnru
do Sokolovny rob Preston a
Gay ulic ma 70. Sokolske ST.
brinky, kde Sc sejdou vsichni
pratele sokolske rodiny nasi,
ably Sc vespolek pobavili, "a
tancili a oslavili tax konec Ma
sopustu. Oily zabavni sibrin-
kovy vybor "a predsednictv1
bratra Jana Stipsaka sc cinf re
vsech sill ably kazdy navstevnik
Sibrinek byl 1plne uspokojen v
kazdem ohledu.
V sale Dude vyhravati INA
my a obl1beny orchestr br. Ru-
dy Kiliana "a osobnlho rlzenf.
Samozrejme, re Dude veselo i
ma druhem poschodl ma "Ko-
candle, kde Sc budou hrati sa-
me ceske pfsnicky. Osvezujicf
napoje a chutna jfdla dodaji
vsem navstevnfk1m letosnich
Sibrinek pravou a bujarou ma
ladu. Zacatek je stanoven ma
$3.50 hodin vecer. A p1jde Sc
domu jak ia stara Geska pfsnic-
ka pravf - az rano, az rano,
az Dude billy den!"
Upozornujeme, re llstky v
predprodeji stoji pouze 83c i $
DAM. U pokladny v sobotu We
Ger byste musili zaplatiti $1.1O
"a osobu. Proto opatrte 81 list
ky v predprodejfch a to v OBJ
chodech: j. R. Cihlar, 845 N.
Luzerne Ave-, Svejda klenotnl-
CT, 234O E. Monument St., v re-
staurac1ch: L. Zelenka, 2O24
Ashland Ave-, Chas. Cerveny,
733 N. Collington Ave. a v So
kolovne. Ma zdar!
= V nedeli, dine Is. unora
sehraje Kr1zok SLOW. Dem.
Klubu v Delnickem Dome, rob
Madison a Rose ulic pekne di-
waldo pc MAVEN "Podvodni-
ca. Zacatek We A hod. odpol.
Pc divadle pratelska tanecni
Zabava.
- Ma ukoncen1 Masopustu
Amer. Slovak Home porada %
vyrocnf "FaSanki" v Katolicke
Budove, rob Madison a Duncan
ulic v pondel1, dine 16. mora v
8 hodin vecer.
= metropolitan Opera z New
Yorku zavfta do Baltimore bre-
INA 16., II. a 10. a sehraje u
mas v Lyric Theatre nasledujf-
CT opery: Kouzelnl fletna Is
Jarmilo Novotnou), Carmen a
La Traviata.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13
CESKE DIVADELNf PRED
STAVENf We WASHINGTON
D. c. v NEDELI, DINE
22. UNORA.

Observation-Disclosures Cen
tire We Washingtone, D. C. po-
zadal Dram. Odbor Sok. Jedn.
"Blesk" o sehranl dvou divadel
v letosnf sezone v jejich pros
pech. Washingtonskym bylo
S radostf vyhoveno a prvnl "a
jed k MIN byl stanoven ma ne
deli, dine %. 1nora. Ma jejich
zadost sehrana u Mich Dude o.
pereta "Okolo rybnika", ktera
byla v Baltimire predvedena
dvakrat a to S bourlivym 1spe-
chem.
Celia ceskoslovenska kolonie
We Washingtone a okolf Sc ne
smfrne test ma tento divadelnf
svatek a I'VE krajany z Balti-
more, Curtis Bay, Belcamp,
Annapolis, Marylandskeho ven
kova, dale nasince z Arlington
a Virginie a Westinghouse
Cechoslovaky, by Sc dostavili
co MONA v nejvetsim poctu a
vyslechli tuto popularnf opere-
tn, We ktere je II krasnych
zpevI, zamilovane romanky a
smfchu re z neho nevyjdete.
Hrati Sc Dude jake posledne
v Pythian Temple, 1912 9th
ST., N. w. Zacatek divadla
presne We $3.50 bod. odpol. Pc
divadle Dude vesela a pTatel-
ska tanecni zabava pTi csl. hud
be br. Bachora. Vstupne ma di-
waldo i zabavu 83c i S DAM.
Krajane ma shledanou S Va
mi vSemi Sc test
Observation-Disclosures Centre
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-13

Celkem u pokladnice $2O6.55
Marie Pokorny, Anezka Rys.
Spravne shledano dne 10.
unOra 1912.
Rudolph Behounek
Marie Lehecka
KateTina Franc1k
Elizabeth Parsons
PTfjem "a poslednf tyden Ia
zbozi: Mrs. Hrabanek 1925;
Mrs. Lehecka $3.50; Mrs. Lux
sa $2.O5; Mrs. Parsons $3.50;
Mrs. Mizerovsky $3.50; Mrs.
Zaoralek $3.50; Mrs. Cesky
$1.OO; Mrs. Kolaffk Csc; Mrs.
Primus soc; Mrs. Mynar SOC;
Mrs. M. Rys soc; Mrs. Sima So.
Mrs. Mizerovsky, pfipravu
ma kytky; Mrs. Taborsky, vlnu
a zbytky ma satecky; Mrs. M.
Bernat, botky.
Vsem pr1znivcGm srdeGne de-
kuie a O dalsf pTfzen prosf
Csl. Pomocny Vybor.