davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
Deyton Slated To Resign
from State Budget Bureau

and institutional expenditures with
ign TN, limits of legislative apprOp-
.idtIons. THAT Is neither an easy nor
a pleasant Job. KCccutly-ClCCtcd Of
iicid.S heading important depart
Wruis of state government have
that DcytOn vas trans
cCnd'nC the statutory scope Of MS
and was actually attempt
iug - direct departmental policy.
through the device Oi withholding
approval of certain functions and
making money available Tor others.
There have been misundCrstand-
ing in cases where department heads
thought tentative approval had been
granted and. when plans had been
made. tive official okay was not
forthcoming These misundcrstand-
ing~ ~ iCw Instances have grown
into bitterness and lack of cUopcru-
ton.
The situation developed To- the
point that. II Is understood on good
authority. conference ri State de-
DartmcUi heads vas held sometime
during the past wcck for discussion
ri tho matter. The conference vas
(Coutluuel on Page two)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
Stock2iiie Of
Rubber Holds

Wa.hIresnn Feb. li--CNP'--.
The uli,"I.. >iuchrilc nj rubber
is hoid,ur go hritcr thIn pre-
dictrd II, ~. EtruSl committee.
In disrIu,in. this today. how
ever. aides Ut Rubber Director
William VI. letters said the say
ing Of apprn>imltclv 10000 tons
in the final ,i\ months of 1872,
as compared with committee cS-
Inmates was too >n'il tn bc Il
major factor ~ solving the rub
her problem.
Al the rnd al tho year. tho
latest figure available. the stock
riIc inlaIcd lhrut 10000 ions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
Lard
For Civilians
Is Probable


Washington. I'b. I3.--tNP-
Secretary Wicknrh today rCScr-
va inr the Jrm"d forces and
lend -icaSr i.njG. GnG. OnG pounds
at iird 80 he prnduvrd through
ire remainder at 1913. hut said
civilians will receive H. much Or
little more lard this wear than
They got last wear.
Wickard said i, Was necessary
tn allocate specifically the lar,:
needed ny The armed services
ANA lend lease so that This nee
cesary f0od may he started To
the battlcirOntS right away"
NcriCtiIrlcSS. he estimated lard
Tor civilians this year viii total
1850. G00.nGn pounds. compared
with 1916 10000
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13

(Coutlnuel on Page two)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13

NCum',nuoI nu Pogo rwu,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
Agreement Not Probable
Now On Postwar Program
Eight Hurt When
Train Is Wrecked

RidgciInd. :. e.. Feb. l3-(AP)
AT least eight persons suffered
injuries about $50 Il. IN. today
when the crack "Champion" train
Of The Atlantic Coast line Railroad
left The tracks al COOsawhatcfic.
about ten miles north of here.
Mrs. +. II. Drew. wife Of the
Jasper county sheriff. said Two or
sfrcr cars OF the >outhbOund New
York To Florida train left the
rails.
Attendants ~ the Ridgcland
hospital said all the injured would
recover.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-27
Red

Velikega pomona "a uspesno
prebavljanje je = red! Koliko
Sc gresi v tenn pogledu Re izza
prvih mesecev in tednov! DOZEN
eek veka, ker ga kaj tisGi ali
boli ali ker je moker, a matt ga
podoji, tudi &c ina otrocicek
poln zelodcek cd prejsnjega po-
doja. Tako Sc otrocicek zacasno
potolazi, a zelodcek Sc mu po-
lagoma pretegne in njegovo de-
10 mott - prebava sc kvari,
kar povzroca dojencu velike te-
zave - materi pa sitnosti in
skrbi.
Veeji otroci imajo navajo, da
81 yedno polnijo usta in zelo-
dec, zdaj kos kruha, zdaj sadie,
zdaj sladkarija, zdaj mleko,
vsako uro Sc Jim hoce eesa, ko
pride cas- prayega obeda, kosila
ali veeerje, Sc cudijo reditelji,
ker otroci nimajo nikake slasti
do jedi. Taxi otroci dejansko
upadajo preskrbni roditelji jih
pitajo umetnimi hranovi ter
raznimi redilnimi mokami,: mes
nj izvlecki, prebavljenimi BELLA
kovinami in podobno navlako,
XII Sc jim kricece ponuja po vo-
glib in casopisih; otroci zacno
resno hirati, bledeti in mrseti,
zdaj pridejo pa ma vrsto zdra-
villa, XII maj dajo razvajenim O.
trokom slast do jedi ter moo in
MIA jih varujejo grozece, - je-
tike. Kolika nespamet! Mnogo
takih otrok sem ozdravM, &c je
bila lie matt dostopna pametnim
razlagam, vsakikrat - edino z
urejeno hrapitvijo; otrok maj
dobi navadno, primerno hrano
oh svojih rednih cash, vines pa
ne, in sicer prav mic! Tudi pri
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-27
Hi+lerie ve pomogo.
&c no Bolkonu spre-
lefovu struh

LONDON, 20. januarja Ira
dio prejemna sluzba) v zad-
njih jpugoslovanskih oddajah
londonskega radia, tako v slo-
venscini kakor v srbohrvascini,
posvecajo .govorniki ogromno
paznje politienim tezkoeam, Xxi
vsak dan delajo vecje preglavi-
ce kvizlingom takozvanih nem-
Skin "zaveznikov" ma Balkanu.
ze veekrat smo tukaj opozarja-
Ii ma rastoco nezadovoljnost v
teh dezelah.
Vceraj je londonski radio po-
vdarjal, da SO Hitlerjeva zbega-
most radi strahovitih porazov
ma ruski 'front.' in Afriki zr-
cali v ostrih ukrepih v Nemciji
in v zahtevah, XII jih posilja svo-
jim preplasenim zaveznikom.
Med kvizlingi ma Balkanu je
zavladal panicen strah. Strezni-
Ii so Sc in spoznali grozno ne
varnost, XII jim preti, ako Hitler
pade. Tezki dnevi so nastopili
"a fasisticne vodje Madzarske,
Rumunije in Bolgarske. Kljub
vsej nacistieni propaganda po-
znajo stevilke, vedo, da lezi ma
tisoce in tisoce zmrznjenih vo-
jakov po ruskih stepah, da tiso-
ci in tisoci ranjencev umirajo
v strasni ruski zimi in da pada-
jo dodge .kolone sestradanih in
onemoglih nemskih vojakov v
roke ruskim mascevalcem.
Hitler je mislil, da bodo de-
lavci podjarmljenih narodov "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-27

Podprimo borbo Amerike "a demo-
kracijo in svobodo syeta nakupom
vojnih bondov in yojn0- yarcevainih
znamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-27

meniali nemske delavce in voja-
ke. Pohlepnost kyizlingov po
novih ozemljih mu je v zacetku
pomagala, toda zdaj, ko je Hit
lerja zmaga zapustila, je prisel
cas- iztreznjenja in tezkih zrtev.
Pref MISC gledali ma izgube nj
ii mostva, niti materiala. Da-
mes pa so te zrtve tako straho-
vito narasle, da so zaeeli uvi-
devati brezupnost svojega polo
zaja. V zadnjih razgovorih, XII
jih je' Hitler incl z razlicnimi
kvizlingi, kljub groznjam nj do
bill one takojsnje pomoci, kate
70 je zahteval. In to je verjet-
no:
Italijani so poslali ma rusko
fronto deset divizij. Dozdaj jih
je re osen popolnoma unieenih.
Rumuni SO poslali ma who'd
no fronto 20 divizij. Izgubili so
jih dozdaj po nekih poroeilih IA,
po drugih 16.
Madzari so poslali ma rusko
fronto 6 divizij in izgubili vseh
6. V Londonu cenijo madzar-
ske izgube ma najmanj 10000
MOI.
Razumljivo je, da nobena teh
draw noce odposlati ,novih Get
v gotovo pogubo, da drugi ka-
kor ma primer Pavelic, klicejo
svoje vojake nazaj in da oni, XII
- kakor Bolgari - te napake
Sc MISC storili, nikakor nocejo v
boj.
Ko DO javnost v teh kvizling-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-27
vesti i Gosopisio pod
nemsko kontrolo

Kaertner zeitung poroca il
Sofije, da je v okolici vasi Smi-
ljeva, nedalec cd Bitolja, oboro-.
zena "komunistiGna" tolpa ma
padla tamosnjo bolgarsko poll
clio. Nemski list trdi, da SO i
nell uporniki IA mrtvih, a O.
stall so SIC umaknili ma alban-
sko ozemlje. Nadalje list trdi,
da je ia partizanska skupina Re
dolgo casa strahovala in prega-
njala bolgarsko prebivalstvo
vzdolz "bolgarske meje". (Na
jugoslovansken ozemlju, ma ka-
terem bi bilo tezko najti bolgar-
sko prebivalstvo)! :@#~ /
Deutsche Zeitung in Kroatien
poroca, da 50 uporniki nedavno
ubili naeelnika nemske Volks-
gruppe Schumacherja. Partiza-
nj so ubili tudi nacelnika Move
Gradiske Rita, katerega so ma
sli zjutraj mrtvega ma ulici in
naeelnika hrvaske policije, Kar-
10 Warnerja ter inspektorja
Vutuca.
Kaertner zeitung prinasa dne
30. septembra7 clanek naslo-
vom: "Nemska znanost proti
panslavistieni propaganda. V
Celovcu nameravajo ustanoviti
institut "a vzgojo ljudstva ma
Koroskem. sef te sekcije pri
namestnistvu, dr.. Medved ie IL
javil, da je po prikljucitvi Co.
renjske k Rajhu poglavitna ma
loga administracije popolno
vkljueenje tega ozemlja v
Rajhsverband. To nalogo Sc bo
dalo izvesti lie ako Sc prikljuci-
tev izvrsi tudi v vzgojnem po-
gledu. Ljubljanska univerza je
vedno skrbela "a intenzivno pro-
pagando panslavisticnih idej,
katerim je skusala dati znan-
stveno podlago. Poglobljeno
proucevanje nemske znanosti
DO dokazalo, da so ze izdavna,
in, vse do danes, Nemci dajali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-27

odraslih je nered v hrani vzrok
nestetim prebavnim tezkocam.
Kako torej? Jesti je treba Sc
lie tedaj, ko je zelodec pref zau-
Tito hrano prebavil in jo oddal
crevesu, ko je torej zelodec pra-
zen, kar Sc pojavi obcutkom
lacnosti, XII je povsem razlicen
cd lacnosti ust in oci!
(Povzeto IL "Mladike, "
DR.. A. B. }
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-27
Ali YES. koi so drobci
v|iudnos+i?

Vljudnost kakega obiska ina
svoje meje. Ce je pretirana, po-
stanemo razdrazeni. Kdo hi sc
re ne bill po them jezil, &c je ma
vsako vprasanje, ma vsak pred
log "a kako zabavo, dobil zme-
raj eden in isti odgovor: 'Ka-
kor zelite :"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-27

tel zemlji memo plemensko in
kulturno obelezje. Gauleiter je
Hitlerju podal poseben rapport,
nakar je Fuehrer tidal naredbo,
da je treba taksen institut ta-
koj ustanoviti; sluzil bo poll
ticnim nacelnikom kot politicno
naucno orodje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-27

Ali bi sla v kino? - Kakor
hoGes -.
Ali bi sli ma izlet? - Ne vem,
kakor vam je vsee
Ali hocemo biti vljudni? -
brez dvoma!
Torej bodimo vljudni. Raw
najmo Sc po navodilih majhnih
obzirnosti, XII jih je napisal
Francoz j. III. Lefebvre. Ia sve-
tuje med drugim: ..s.
Ia Sesaske
ce Sc znancem jaws, tedaj ne
povej samo ure svojega priho-
da, marvec tudi cas- svojega od-
hoda. spostuj najljubsi stol
svoje gostiteljice. ce kadis, te-
daj pokadi zdaj pa zdaj tudi ka-
ko svojo cigarette. &c Sc zjutraj
kopljes, ne porabi Ease vse vro-
&c vode, kolikor je je. Daj knji-
go, XII 81 81 jo vzela police,
spet ma prejsnje mesto nazaj.
&c 81 v druzbi z mozem svoje
gostiteljice..
Ne primerjaj njegove matere
v slabem smislu S svojo mater
jo. &c predlaga, da hi sli vsi v
kino, ne smes reci, da bi lahko
tudi donna ostali. Nikar ne imej
dolgocasnega obraza, kadar pri-
poveduje kako anekdoto, XII Sc
j YES svet smeje, pa ceprav
bi 10 bila re stokrat slisala. Ne
prosi ga denarja!
Za naoSEe
Ne nastavi radia tako, da bi
bio slisati lie porocila o nogo-
metu in politiki. Ne reel: JAZZ 81
bonn kupil to in to - ampak ::
Mi bono kupili .. Ne zacni svo-
;ji zeni pripovedovati svoje po-
slovne zadeve, &c je zvecer vprav
zadremala. v restavraciji Sc ne
prickaj glasno z natakarjem Ia
radi racuna, &c je tvoja zena
craven. Ne polozi obutih nog ma
zofo. Navadi Sc, da Sc obrijes,
preden zajtrkujes. Ne reci svoji
zeni, da Sc j nos sveti, prav ta-
krat, ko jo zacne kak COST opa-
zovati. Ne isci pri zenskah vec
napak kakor 81 jih sam ? ? ?
To bi bill visek vljudnosti!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-27
Druzziina

3 oseb isce stanovanje 3 ali
5 sobami, v okolici Collinwooda.
Kdor ina tako stanovanje v
najem, maj poklice IVanhoe
$685..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-27
ISce Sc
Voznik dobi delO

Takoj Sc sprejme voznika, XII
ii trukom razvazal mehko pi-
AGO. Unijska plaza in ure. Zgla-
lite Sc pri Double Eagle Bottling
o., 6517 st. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-27
StanOyanje

4 ali 5 sob isee mlad par brez
otrok. - Oba zaposlena. Stano-
vanje Sc DO rabilo S /. marcem.
Poklieite >Enakopravnost, tele-
fon Henderson 5311.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-27
Naprodaj

SO nova drva "a kurivo. Velika
skladovnica "a $4.00 liz tovarne.
- Poklicite Ii. 2O67.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-27

skin dezelah poznala ogromnost
svojih zrtev, bo razocaranje teh
larodov brez dyoma imelo tez-
ke poslediee v notranje poll.
ticnem polozaju teh dezel.
The guardian., 1943-08-14
DETERMINATIONS NEW FACE

President William Green and his American Fedora
ton of Labor (arges body of organized labor in the
world in which certain important unions practice system
attic discrimination against coored workers) ran into
hornets nest at their Chicago meeting this week when
the aged-if not venerable-labor leader opposed
modification of the nations Chinese Exclusion Act Op-
position to Green's discriminatory stand surprisingly
did not most forcefuly from those who sought to
aid the Chinese, but from persons who saw in the excu
sion of Chinese face the old pattern of discrm
lnaon so successfully practced against this countrys
15000,000 coored people.
Dr. Albert Sprague Coolidge Of Boston, chairman of
the Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts and veteran
LIBERAL of the first to fit Green's anti-Chinese
stand into the whole general picture of racial discrmina
tion. The Civil Liberties Union" Dr. Coolidge said SIS
opposed to ALL forms of racial discrimination We are
devong much time and thought present in an effort to
achieve nondiscrminatory handling of racial issues
he added; mo should be Disseminated against be-
cause of race and religion"
An sharper rebuke of Green's attempt to divide
the races came from PM, New York newspaper with
wide Boston circulation In editorial this newspaper
said: Mr. Green, when read explanation from you
that the Chinese not assmlaed or absorbed by the
American population remember the same kind of
racism which top AFL unions practice against the Ameri
can colored Many of your unions observe an un-
written Colored Exclusion Law"
The guardian., 1943-08-14
Rev. Thompson On
A Visit TO Ohio

Rev. z. E. Thompson of South
Medford left this week to visit
his brother who is seriously i'll
in Springfield, Ohio, he will be
away for several weeks and will
occupy the pulpit of the Second
Baptist church in Springfield
where he was baptized when a
boy Of fourteen years. He will
also be the summer preacher
for two Sundays in Zion Bap-
tist church, Dayton, Ohio, where
me formerly pastored for several
years. On his return trip he will
probably visit Detroit and
preach in the Second Baptist
church and the First Baptist
church in Windsor, Canada,
where he also pastored.
The guardian., 1943-08-14
A STRONGER FEPC

At last step has been taken to give the Fair Employ
ment Practices Committee (FEPC) some semblance of
force to use in pushing its against segregation in in
dustry This step is agreement between the FEPC
and the powerful War Manpower Commission establish
ing jursdictona procedure under which the FEPC may
prosecute volators of the Presidents Executive Order
1902 prohibiting segregaton) Under this arrange
ment in where the full power of the FEPC not
established or disputed jurisdiction may be determined
by agreement with the Manpower Commission decision of
committee Of members of both bodies ruling by the At
torney-Genera, or order of the President
The great amount of work done by the Presidents
Committee in overcoming color prejudice has been warm
y commended. Without power to enforce its decisions
1t has won notable results by moral suasion" by ap-
peals to patriotism by emphasizing the immediate need
Of the utmost production to win the war. Of course
there have been delays disappontmens and rebus and
IN general the of breaking down discrimination in
employment has been irksome though encouragngy
cessful Now it seems the Committee is prepared if
need be- to put direct pressure upon sow-movng en-
ployers, and results should be quicker.
The guardian., 1943-08-14

least proYocation on the part of
the police would have set the
stage for wholesale slaughter.
Fortunately, the sympathetic
and understanding Mayor La
Guardia issued orders that tied
the hands of the police, and
they, to their everlasting credit
rigidly obeyed his orders. Har-
lem was suddenly robbed of its
enterprising spirit; it's gaity and
hospitality. Harlem had become
a scene of the affects of vio-
lence.
Here and there one heard the
cries of Shame: Nothing has
been gained; What are we 60
ing to do for food?" (There
were no deliveries OF foodstufs
in the effected area.) People
crowdd restaurants and accep-
ted what they could get; others
had to be contented with what
they could purchase from small
variety stores. Hundreds re-
mained away from work, many
at the advice of their employ
ers. Thousands of dollars were
lost by wage-earners; produc-
ton was crippled and millions
OF dollars of damage done to
property.
stood at a window Of the
Harlem "Y" and saw man
break a big plate glass window
in a tailoring establishment
across the street. He went in
and emerged with a large bolt
of cloth.
The deep underlying cause OF
the disorder is the vicious Soc
ial system which segregates and
discrinlinates on account of col
or. For had equal opportunities
been in practice; had merit
been the yardstick of progress;
had greed and selfishness and
the failure to practice what is
being preached here been given
their exit long ago or at least
now that we are at war and
have burning desire to win. no
sinister hand would have dared
The guardian., 1943-08-14
New York News
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Continued from Page one)
hammond who was christened
at St. Philips Church at noon
on the same day. Mrs. Doris
Joyner wilkinson and Atty. and
Mrs. Cecil Poole were the God
parents and the Rev. Shelton
Hale Bishop performed the
christenng ceremony.
Owing to the infancy Of Mar
garet the at home hours were
placed at between the hours
Of $50 and 7.3O PM. There were
guests from Pittsburgh, New
Jersey, Brooklyn, and Manhat-
tan and among them were the
following, mentioned without at
tempt to enter a complete list:
= Mr.. and Mrs. George Shuyler
and Phillippa, Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Moore, and Mrs. Betty
Davis of Louisville, KY, and Mr..
and Mrs. William Elmore CBea-
trice Walker, formerly of Bos-
toni, Mrs. Louise Arnold and
her sister from Washington, D..
c., Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lewis,
Mrs. Madelyne Henderson, Mrs.
Mary Ransom, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clement Ransom, Prof. and
Mrs. George Knox, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ A. A. Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. Basil
Austin, Mrs. Munroe Dowling,
Mr.. Rocy Stanley, Miss Doris
Campbell.
Also Mesdames Charlotte w.
Murray, Orvill Oliver, Bertha
Lee Cotton, Jessie F. Harris, Etna
Boutte, Jennie johnson, Pene-
lope Bailey, Pauline Thomas, Sy-
bill Hernt, Blanche Wright,
| Ralpn bunce, OaQle OOrSeLte,
Pearl Fallings, Violet Watson,
Sarah Hill, Mayme Chapman,
Rosa Beekman, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cochron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Gray, Rev. Shelton Bis
! hop, Mr.. and Mrs. Branch John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. John Marselle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis
Misses Eloise Bishop Adelaide
Holbrook, Agnes and Doris Wit
hers; Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Miller, Mrs. Sarah Dunston, Mrs
Garnetta Harris, Mrs. Mary To-
bias Dean and two children and
others.
The guardian., 1943-08-14
Odd Fellows Elect
Walter Isaacs DGM

HARTFORD, CONN.-FTiend-
ship Lodge No. 1926 was host
here to a large delegation Of
New England Odd Fellows and
Householders of Ruth, G. U. o.
Of o. F., last Sunday, Aug. 8.
The double sessions were held
in the Community Center. 2106
Main st. There was an impress
siye list of distinguished visi-
tors who were on hand to par
ticipate in the ceremonies.
Some Of the highlights Of the
conference were the speeches Of
the Grand Master, Ernest D.
Cooke; National Grand Direc-
tor, James F. Adair and the
great leader and organizer, Sis
ter Lillian Prattis of New York.
The mixed Odd Fellows Glee
Club Of Boston sang during the
joint session and their rendi-
ton of special and appropriate
songs was an outstanding hit.
The following officers were.
elected for the ensuing year:
Wsie Isaacs of Boston,
DGM; Barney Milton of Leom-
inster, Deputy GIN; Joseph B.
Waters OF Boston, DGS; Isiah
Duffy of Hartford, DGT; Ed
mund Sawyer of Providence,
DGD; Edward Fletcher of Bos-
ton, L.C. (appointeO:
For the Households: Isadora
Tucker, DGMNG; L ucy A.
Brown, DGRNG; Emma A. Bar
rington, DGW. Rec; Bertha Nc
Whorter. DGW Treas; Leonora
Johnson, DC Director; Susie F.
Jones, DC Organizer.
1t was voted to hold the next
annual session in Providence, r.
The guardian., 1943-08-14
THE GREATEST INSURANCE or ALIF


Among special events will be
an all-night ball in South Ann
ory, Dartmouth ST., Tuesday,
Aug. II, with music by the sen.
sational Sabby Lewis orchestra.
To, this the public is invited and
urged to attend in order that
the veterans may be shown all
generous hospitality for which
the Hub is noted. Another
special occasion is a bivonac at
the Riley Camp headquarters
the following night, Aug. 1S,
when there will be entertain
ment and refreshments for
delegates and friends. High
ranking, officials, the governor,
the mayor and other city digni-
tarleS have been invited TO at
tend.
The convention opening Sun
day will be addressed in the
evening in Mechanics Hall by
Rear Admiral w. T. Cluverius,
U. S. N. retired, the last sur"iT-
officer of the battleship M,
sunk in Havana Harbo~ in
ruary, 1898.
Monday evening the Pa DR.
or States to be held in Memorial
Hall is expected to be one Of the
most brilliant and colorful spec
tacles of the entire programme.
The guardian., 1943-08-14
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COIored Blamed

Continued from Page one)
Like the prosecutors docu-
ment-accepted by the city's
vacillating mayor and the city
council-the committees alleged
findings ignored completely the
bad housing, lack of recreation
facilities, continued segregation
and other major causes of the
disturbance.
Far from taking the police of
the city to task for their bung-
ling of all preventive and cura-
tive methods and for the open
police field day which made
most of the riot victims targets
of police officials, the commit
tees report actually praised
these officers for some mythical
heroism and efficiency.
Unanimous disgust was the
first reaction expressed by col
ored leaders of the city and the
many liberal and. American
whites who could be reached.
Further action, it is expected,
WILDE sought.
The guardian., 1943-08-14
Edgar Farley

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Farley.
PIANO SELECTIONS
"Albumblatt" L. Van Beetho-
ven, 'Rando", w. A. Mozart, by
Mary Farley.
III SOPRANO SOLOS
The Sunshine of Your Smile,
Lillian Ray, "AhI Sweet Mystery
Of Life, Victor Herbert, by Cd
essa Cobb.
" VIOLIN SOLOS
Romance from Second Concer-
to, op. 20, Wieniawski, Dragon
Flies, op. 2o1", FIR Drdla, by
Preston B. williams.
V TENOR SOLOS
My Hero From THE Choco-
late Soldier, STARS, "Old Man
River" From "Show Boat, by
Herbert H. Latham.
VI READING
''The Shadow on the Blind,
advice to the Lovelorn" by Ada
J. Barco.
VII CONTRALTO SOLOS
The Luxembourg Gardens"
Kathleen Manning, Song Of the
Heart, J. Rosamond Johnson,
by Angelyn c. DeVaughn.
VIII SOPRANO SOLOS
~Homing", Del Riego, pass by
Your Window, Brahe, by Nora
Lee Singletary.
TX BARITONE SOLOS
THE Lords Prayer, Albert NAL
otte, "The Lord Is My Light,
Edgar Farley, by Edgar Farley.