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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-12-26

this champion Of human rights :?
The advocate of brotherhood was
this Man who took His stand beside
the poor and made a way for all
to live alike. Today, as never before,
our world stands in need of leader
ship inspired by love and devotion
to humanity as whole, not for the
few. Those who will make room
in the inn and gladly join the COM
pany of lowly shepherds whose
hearts and minds are fixed by the
Vision of Nobler World, together
they set their faces toward the
dawn of a better tomorrow.
Christmas is of the people; a
promise Of better things, a call to
act for God and humanity. Jesus
places humanity at the center; not
goods but man not private fortunes
but the Kingdom of Justice for all.
The Brotherhood of Man must be-
come an accomplished fact before
we can have real Christmas.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-12-26
BAPTIST PURCHASE BUILDING
FOR HEADQUARTERS AND
PUBLISHING HOUSE

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 26
(ANP) The Northwestern Gen
eral Baptist convention of America,
Inc, announced the purchase Of a
new building here for headquarters
and a publishing department.
The convention, which claims 10,-
900 members, will officially open it's
new headquarter within so days, a
spokesman said. A one-day session
of the board of trustees will be held
on Jan. | at Mt. Moriah Baptist
church and after the completion of
the business session a procession
will be led to the new site.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-12
Seek STATE Aid
For ExpreSSWdy

Lloyd B Reid city traffic en-
Gineer, and Leroy {, Smith.
county highway engineer, were IN
Lansing today 10 urge state high
way department officials TO join
Detroit and Wayne County in
seeking federal aid in financing
the propos c d Harper-McGraw
highway.
The state must recommend fed
cral assistance before it is granted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-12
Exhibit Opens Monday
AtCrowIey-MiI Co.

A special exhibit Of photographs
by the world famed photographer.
Michael Roll Of Dearborn, Will
open 10 the public next Monday
and continue through July q on
the eighth floor of the Crowley
Miner Co. This is tho first show
inC Of the 80 photographs Judged
best in the country last year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-12

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-12
MHkUsefsUfged
To Return Bottles
International Phot

An acute shortage Of milk
bottles has resulted from a grow
ing consumption of fluid milk in
Detroit, President Larry ]. Doyle
of the Michigan Allied Dairy Asso-
citation said today.
Milk bottle manufacturers have
been producing at capacity
throughout the war, Doyle warned,
and the increased needs can only
be met by cooperation of con-
sumers in returning all bottles TO
service Immediately after they
are emptied.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-12
FBI TO Graduate
3RIiehigdn Men

Three Michigan men VII hn
graduated from the FBI National
Academy on the school tenth
anniversary July p Special Agent
Robert a. GuCru of the Detroit
FBI office announced today
They are Sgt. Chris Nelson Of
the Wayne County sheriff staff
Patroman Robert G0rtc- ri trr
Pontiac police department, and
Sgt. Lawrence j. Meehan. Lam
sing. of the Michigan state police.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-12
Kent = Dents
e n d e B e nd e Pays,
So Does Lender

Kent put a SIS dent in Dents
pocketbook, and also dented his
oWn hy $40, IN traffic court
Hiram Dent. 29, Of $50 Car
field pleaded guilty before Judge
John T. Watts 10 allowing Slias
Kent. 81. ol 1856 Benton, who has
no drlNcIs license, 20 operate his
Car July @.
Ponce would never have known
ahoI1 u i Kent hadn't dcnled a
few car tenders at John 4. and
Madison
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-12
Dance at Ford Field
International Photo

An "old-fashioned' dance will
be conducted at Ford Field at
$50 p. m today The 46-membcr
Playground band will be featured
in marches and popular songs un-
der the direction of Eldon Scott.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-12
0PA Adds Grapes
To Price Ceiling LIST

Grapes were added 10 The OPA
fresh fruit I-ti++t and vegetable ceiling
price list effective tomorrow
through July rs. Maximum price
on the new item will be 30 cents
"A pound. In the only other changes
in the weeks list field grown
cucumberS are reduced one-half
cent 10 9i2 cents a pound and
sweet cherries are down one penny
10 4 2 cents a pound.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-12
Franco Trip Denied

MADRID. July II 1NS)-In-
formed sources sad today that
there was no truth IN rumorS that
GcnerahSsimo Franco had crossed
into France for a possible meeting
with Prime Minister Churchill.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-12
Wins Sd { Award

A third Army-Navy + award
for excellence in production Of
generators for aircraft engines,
has been awarded the Ypsilanti
plant of the Ford Motor Co.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-19
WII.BERFoRCE STUDENTS TO
HEAR KRYL SYMPHONY

The kryl Women's Symphony
Orchestra Of Chicago will be heard
by Nilberforce University students
on Sunday evening. October %.
The orchestra, now on It's 41St an
nual tour under. the leadership Of
Bohuni, Kryl, Is making It's third
appearance at The University IN
recent years
This is one Of the many cultural
features which tha University fre-
quently brings to its students as
part Of It's lecture and entertain
mcnt program. A lecture fee paid
annually by the students provides
finances for such events thus elm
mating any necessity for extensive
ticket selling.
Z During the concert Mr.. Charles
Henri Woode, head of the music
department ut Wilbcrforce Univer-
sity, will be guest conductor for
one Of the selections by the Kryl
pychestys.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-19

Republ!can County Chairman
Daniel G. HfoWer hn been favor
ably mentioned til the logical man
for tie Craftsmanship q the l9epn,-
lican state Executive Committee.
He Ii recognized as lie outstand-
ing county chairman of the state
and for years has been regarded rs
leader Of inner circle party
r7iicy makers.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-19

NlfW YORK, N. Y. Especial BY
Lou sWarz) .. Valerie Black
steps into role Of Anna in Anna
lucasta' 4. Valerie Is the pretty
and talented actress who was I'm
dersEudy to Hilda Simms who Is
now starring in Company No. In
Chicago, Illinois !. Miss Black
does Ell excellent job as Anna.
Director and Producer Harry
Wagstaff and John Wildberg de-
serve much credit for having put
over this production, and surely
for their choice of the Lead Under
study as we'll as the Principal. The
role Of Anna in Anna Lucasta' Is
not new to pretty Valerie because
when Iailda was away during the
summer due to illness, she stepped
into the role and the Play kept
getting the raves from the
critics Just as before.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-19

in the Dayton area, such as public
utilities newspapers department
stores, tpxieab COMPANIES, faun-
dries, package delivery and radio,
refrigerator and similar sereice
concerns Response to this survey
i has convinced us TINT there ii Il
! renl need FOR mobile radio-teie-
phone service IN the community Il
industrial and business life.
Vehicles equipped To tuse the
system would carry compact
short wave receiving and sending
set, aa antenna. and Il cradle-type
telephone. Heres how the system
would operate
70 call a car on the road ynu
have to know its telephone num-
ber You eall the central vehieu-
lar office" and give the operator
the telephone number" Of the car,
Ia the vehicle. when the call comes
through, Il light gloWs on the dash
board and d bnzzer or bell sounds
The driver then tltclts Il switch and
picks up the telephone
When the motoriat makes call,
he lifts the telephone, snaps
switch The operator ia the con.
4 "A. & II
phone building answers, the motor
ist gives the number OF the tele-
phone he II calling and tho opera
fot makes the connections
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-19

Dayton Has Another Chance
To Elect Negro
To Ed. Board

The West Side has another oppor-
trinity 70 have o representative on
the Board OF Education, However,
to make the most OF this opportun-
ity West Side voters must vote for
Granville w Reed. Jr., on tuesday,
November 8. Eev Reel las the en-
darsement Of the Dayton Journal
Herald. the Clio. and P.A.c.. the
goodwill OF both political parties
and several other groups
The Dayton Forum gives him its
unqualified endorsement, regarding
him as the best prepared candidate.
Many OF our school problems viii
be solved II Reed rs elected next
Tneaday. Do your duty get up early
and vote, Moreover tell your neigh
bor to vote for Granville w Reed.
IN
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-19
Valerie Black Stars
In Anna Lucasta' >

Now Anna Lucasta" is still re-
ceiying those ayorable Press
notices here in New York while 1t
plays to a packed house ut the
Mansfield and this little actress
Valerie Black is moving up to
stardom. Altho In starring role
on Broadway Miss Black is still
studying with Betty eastman and
Vanzclla Jones.
She has been on the stage since
a child mostly as Dancer. She
has appeared In such shows as
Black Birds Hot M k d o
Born Happy" Carmen Jones'
With such a fine background Of
experience. talent, beauty, and per-
sonality this little actress is dcs-
tined to go places In the Theatre
and it Is no wonder that the
masses are still enjoying Anna
Lucasta"
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-19
FAVOR Ed

DANIEL G. naouEK MAY RE
DRAFTED FoR KgGpsIislt
STATE GSsIPssfaN
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-19
Ohio Bell 10 Operate
Radio Telephone

The Ohio Bell Telephone Com
I pany has made application To the
| Federal Communications Commits
sitA, Ior permission To eatal,lisll
| and operate Il land radio telephone
7tafion In Dayton, 10 be connected
With the general telephone net
| work. for providing general radio
| telephone service 10 various types
~ motor vehicles.
Such a system would enable a
moior.st driving within range OF
the system to pick up a telephone
in his car and call office or home,
bus driver behind schedule could
explain Why to his terminal, II
taxicab could be directed instantly
10 fare in it's neighborhood, and
30 on
Present plans call FOR placing
the main receiver and transmttter
on tile Ohio He'll district headauar-
ters building nj 2i5 West Second
treet. according to William II
VOLTAGE. commercial manager,
Tho pnrnos" oi the proposed
radio station Is TO provide mobile
faeliotelephone service 10 the pub
lfs al ie Greater Dayton area,
saia Mr Wallace
10 determine the extent %
which this type of service Is need
cd and would be uacd, we made ii
pn tial snrFey Of prospective Users
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-19

sctsnng a question which has
peipiexed University authorities
FOX NANNY years. the boards of trus-
tees Of the Wilberforce University
Col poration, under the auspices Of
the AAf.Is. Church, and the Col
lege Of Education and Industrial
Arts, sponsored by the State OF
Ohio, met recently and took action
which provides that Wilberforce
University would now be In posi-
tion to 90 forward under the Joint
Executive Com mittce of both
boards and the single executive
direction and management Of its
president. The Board Of Trustees
OF the College Of Education and In
dustr!al Arts met October 2 and
the Toard Of Trustees Of the Uni
versity Corporation met on Octo-
ber ). Leth boards took affirma-
, tive acsi@n III making the Joint
I..tecntis rssi ,itt tee Ct six trds-
, tees, three trustees elected from
/. caell soard. az q ,,snaaneil. t.lstae
cor snittec to osinsure lha. unity and
cooperation uf the trustees IN the
fs..ate of dcyel 9pn.;3.sst of the Uni.
y6s"ii T7iir Committee was first
agreed to III 1911, under the ad-
nlinistration of Bishop &. 4.
Nf.4slt lien President Of the Uni
seisity, with Bishop Rcyerdy G..
f2an5oia as Chairman of the Univer-
9ity Board If .Tsustess and Attor-
ney Ray u. Hughes as chairman Of
the State Board Of Trustees. The
rcconjm ardationyof president by
this; domrAitlee to. both boards Of
trustees and their joint, selection Of
the president was also provided,
These decisions bring to an end
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-19
Wilberforce Boards Reach
Decision On Presidency

a long period Of division concern
ing the administration of the Uni
versity in which Church and state
have often found themselves on op-
posite sides &c the issue involving
the office Of president. The trus-
tees adopted set of Bylaws and
Regulations for Wilberforce Uni
versity which established definite
educational procedures for the In
iversity. Through this action, a
University official stated that a
new era would be expected to de-
velop in the educational service Of
the University.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-19

BILLIE HOLIDAY ranking
and lead others the Held headnd
topoteh trumpet player Guy His
tour playing theatres bathrooms and Mite clubs.
Lover Holiday recently
bands d
outstanding
Lucky Mnder
all
msns This musical treat siatsd for the Howard
Theatre In Warrington 28th Royal salt
Nd: Reos, Theatre chaso Paradise Theatre oero
other deluxe theatres throughout the nation
popular demand Americas No Song styiss will
nlehsrs superlatvs
treat booted exclusively Gaser
~ n 8's Holiday hs thrush taceodna Walter Wnehs broke
all S2rd
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-19

and dressmaking to itistory and
geography. Bright girls that they
are, they'll be able 70 keep IN their
end Of the conversation with their
well.trnyelled husbands aud whats
they'll he ready to settls
down to real family life With
aprons and recipes really to hand
Besides seeing to i that servica
mems wives In strange towns have
everyday living necessities such as
place to sew. do their laundry and
cook. one OF the WV. CAS- main
concerns in its USO work has been
To promote better race relations
JTsO is d member agency OF tha
National War Fund,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-19
Baird Says
Monarchs Will
Release
Robinson
ROBINSON. MONTREAL GIVEN
OK. BY KANSAS CITY
MONARCHs

KANSAS cry Co-Owner T.
Y. Baird of the Kansas City Mon
archs Negro baseball team. said In
an interview today that his re-
marks following the signing Of
Jackie Robinson, Monarch short
stop. to contract by the Brook.
lyn Dodgers Montreal farm had
been generally misunderstood'
over the country.
Baird said the Associated Press
had quoted him accurately, but that
his remarks had been misinter-
prcted by a number Of newspapers.
THE Associated Press quoted
Baird as saying 6. he would ap-
peal to Commissioner A. u. tHap-
py) Chandler for ruling on the
right OF the Montreal Royals to
sign Robinson TO q contract
I'VE won't take it lying down.
Robinson signed contract with
us last year and feel that he Is
our property. If Chandler lets
Montreal get by with this he's
really starting mess" II. Said
the Monarchs nre counting on Rob-
inson to play with them next
year,
When I said we expected to
have Robinson with us next season
/ meant we expected to have all of
our ball players back, just like the
teams In organized baseball do.
Baird explained,
In a statement to the Kansas
City Star yesterday. Baird and his
co-partner. j. L. Wilkinson, said
they would do nothing to prevent
Robinson's playing with Montreal
and that they were glad he was
getting his chance.
For many years we have urged
organized baseball to accept Negro
players !. = Wilkinson said. "Wc
want all good Negro players to
have their opportunity"
At the same time. the owners
expressed displeasure over the
manner in which Branch Rickey
and the Brooklyn organization
signed Robinson. explaining the
Monarchs could not afford to go to
the expense Of training players
who would become free agents to
organized baseball
Regarding Baird statement
that he would appeal the case to
Chandler. Baird said today tho
matter has been turned over to
our league president (American
professional baseball league) and
] have nothing further to say"
j. B. Martin, president OF the
league, disclosed he had personally
commended Branch Hickey. owner
of the Brooklyn Dodgers, for the
signing Of Jackie Robinson by the
Dodgers Montreal club.
In letter to Hickey. Martin
wrote: u take great pleasure on
congratulating you for your moral
courage In making the initial step
which will give Negro ball players
a chance to participate in the ma
jor leagues
National YMCA le d ers also
hailed the action OF Hickey. In q
telegram sent to Hickey. the KS
officials. headed by National Gen
eral Secretary Eugene e. Barnett
OF White Plains. N. r.. said they
had noted enthusiastically to ex-
tend their wholehearted thanks
and appreciation to you for you.
Christian act that the careers OF
baseball players should be decided
on their abilities and not on th,
color of their skin"
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-19

TENIERE will be lot Of surprised
i and pleased husbands when they
return from overseas andI discover
that their modern wives ihave be.
come just Is nimble with fhe thin
bic az grandmother ever kaa
Two such wives arc pretty Mrs.
Helen Mccullough and MI Helen
ronmbs who learned what 10 do
i with n needle and thread In the
tfSO club operated by tha National
Y f.W.c,A in Cheyenne. Wyoming
Members of wives aroup who
were not content to frilter awey
th1lr. time yhiin their husbands
wee fighting. they 1organized
clasaes In everything frohi cooking
s.s---.s ssgs n -ysFH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-01
Hot Lips Page Assists Joe Ligciins and
Henevdrippers In Paradise Show


Recording stars headline the
great stage show this week AZ the
Paradise theater
IN me Humber One Spot its
TIE Hon,vdrippcrs the scnsa
toral recording artist starrire
Joe Iissins Piavlne IN numher
OF thoa'trs tnroacholl the cast
Joe l-ir2inr and MS Six Original
Honescrippers hvc established
now boA office records During
loo lisssas appearance az the
Paradise he viii feature his sens
ss'ional recording tune NE
iioncyeiiiptrs and many others
l.isrps started his musical ga.
rrer ~ Bri-tcv the age OF ~
wlen ne composed and arranged
~ band nareh tbaf he callod
'iinorns Prize other tunes
asd ARRANGEMENTS were soon o
foiNv
Joe Was aoeehf 20 san Iheen
calilornm - I've aea of IS y
was ir Sgr piora nat ne really
toek rows seriously and started
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on ~ k'rhoard was rapd ana
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l.tiNr ~ Ssn Diceo sia-- coll
le~e 'yrc'e 'he musical scores
~ $50 successful variety Shows
j. MSS shout MS time ioo
second year IN college ihai va
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caW 50 strour MAT he had q
losye horl ami take 10 prcfes
siono WITH arransnr for tol
hands and llyius piano N some
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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-13
FUNERAL RITES TODAY

John Lewis, 29, of 726 Randolph
street, died after being overcome
with gas fumes. Services will be
held today at 2 pm. at the G. w.
Jones funeral home, 455 West Fifth
street, Rev. E. l.. Boone officiating.
Burial will be in Greencastle ceme-
terry.
Survivors include wife, Ruby
sons, Clinton and John Jr.; father,
James Lewis; sister, Mrs. Mary
Todd; brothers, James, Johnnie,
Curtis and Marshall, all of Dayton.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-13
new WORLD SOCIAL
ORDER OR new WAR
SAYS Evangelist

CHICAGO, Jan. 13 (ANP)-
There must be a new world social
order, or we may expect another
universal war shortly after the
present conflict, DR.. E. Stanley
Jones, white, world famous evange-
list and Christian missionary, de-
clared in addressing a series of mass
meetings in five Negro churches
under the auspices Of the Associa-
ted Pastors of Chicago, a group of
colored clergymen. DR.. Jones, who
has spent 80 years in India, Japan,
Burma, China, and Malaga, said
that denominationalism as we'll as
racial discrimination in religious af-
fairs must also be minimized if the
Christian church as an institution
is to serve it's highest purposes.
DR.. Jones, who is working with
the department of evangelism of
the Federal Council of Churches of
Christ in America, disclosed that
plans are under way for sending
several Negroes to India as mission
aries during the postwar period,
two of whom are now connected
with Samuel Houston college, Aus
tin, Texas.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-13
LAUNCH LIBERTY SHIP
). ). WILLIAM COX
RR.TINSWTCK

BRUNSWICK, Ca, Jan. 13
(ANP)-Mrs. Arlee Cox, Savan-
nah, was on hand to christen the
Liberty ship, William Cox, named
for her husband, merchant sea-
man who went down with the S. S.
David H. Atwater, April 2, 1912.
The ship was constructed by the
voluntary services Of 1,5OO work
ers of the J. A. Jones Construction
Co. Launching of the new ship was
an all-Negro ceremony.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-13
SGT. CHARLES CHATHAM
GETS MARk5kAN'5 MEDAL

LAWSON FIELD, Ft. Benning,
Ga.-Sgt. Charles B. chatham has
qualified as marksman with the
Carbine rifle and received the
Marksman Medal, it was announced
by the Commanding Officer, Law
son Field, a base Of the U. S. Army
Air Forces l Troop Carrier Com
mand.
The First Troop Carrier Com
mand, with headquarters at In
dianapolis, Ind, is the branch of the
air force charged with transporting
men, supplies and equipment in
battle areas throughout the world.
Flying twin-engine Cat cargo
planes, they carry paratroopers, tow
gliders and deliver vital materials
to Americas fighting men. Equip
ped with stretchers and medical
supplies and carrying flight nurses.
they also fly wounded men from the
front back to base hospitals.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-13
TO OBSERVE FOUNDERS
DAY At LINCOLN UNIVERSITY

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Jan.
IL (ANP)-On Sunday, Jan. ID,
the 10th Anniversary service of
Founders day will be celebrated by
the university family, the board of
curators, patrons, friends and spe-
cial invited guests Of honor. Two
distinctive programs will consti-
tute the activities Of the day. AT
three o'clock in the afternoon, for
NAL program at which Editor Ches-
ter A. Franklin of the Kansas City
Call will be the principal speaker.
Governor Phil M. Donnolly has been
invited to be present and partici-
pate in the program. The occasion
will be outlined by President Sher-
man D. Scruggs, while the board Of
curators will be represented by one
of it's officers. The University fac
ulty will be represented by S. F.
Collins, veteran teacher in the de-
partment of education, and the stu
dent body by the president Of the
student council, William Griffin,
senior.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-13
DUNBAR WALL0pED, 43-39
BY L0(kLAND five

CINCINNATI Especial to Bull
letin) Wayne basketball team of
Lockland retained it's undefeated
record last night when it defeated
Dunbar High school of Dayton, 43-
80. The local club held command
ing lead at halftime and in fact was
never threatened throughout the
entire game.
Center Singleton of Wayne was
high scorer for the victors with Is
points and Hawkins of Dunbar led
the Wolverines with 8 points.