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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03

Bel ser ameritaniidfn Griten Ar.
mee. Deutide Sangen in &nie-
bpien, frdftise Sausirauen uno aIR
W1nner, oeren ElaB in normalen
9eiten in ser Sienede iein niiroe.
baben Sen W;eoerauibau Deutid)-
hnos in oie &ano senommen.
1a Wtillionen oeutid,er Sobne
llno Wdnner aefallen ooer friegs'
geiansen iino uno pabreno anoere
8unserttauienoe nod ariessolenlt
riItel, iii Die auisabe, oas oeutibe
tpirtidaitlihe 9eben aufrett 81 er=
balten, aui sic ainoer, oie 6ralnn
'uno Sic 8reiie eeiallen. Sic be!tel-
len Geutldlanos it,one welligen
sseIoer, lie iiiuen oie Granat- uilo
0omhentrid)tcr auI uno rihten Sic
beidaoigten SGuier ieoenIaus 10
melt mieoer Der, oab iie bepubnbar
lperoen.
9llte VtInner uno Itarfe ilnae
iSrauen in Sen blauen SooIen, oie
man idIt Sic 3ipiluniIorm Ser Teut.
ihen nennen fann, piliieen nno
iden. Mlte 6rdlRn uno ainoer re-
den tribes Soeu IN sen W!e'en Six
lparten 'nur, bis oie erIte gSclle Der
Sbiad)t iiber iie binipeggegansen
llt,oann fonnlen lie aus ibren &el,
lern berpor uuo beginner nit I'M,
glaublidJem 1leib, ibr altes Sebeu
mieOer auf5ubauen.
Ias lit, mas einen bel Ser 6abrt
burf oas oeutId)e 2anO uno Die bent.
iden Stdote am meiiten b.einorllft
Oieie Nute gp:hen, oaB lie iett ME,
ittatto retten fann, ais lie ielbIt, uno
id)pn leiten tie all sic Gnereie, ST. lie
fiinieinbalb Sabre lang aui sic &riee.
fitbruna pertpanot baben, in sic @ic
Observation-Disclosures.
Mlte Mdnner bon 80 ooer mebr
tontmen beruor uno ianlmeln altes
9ol5 ooer 3rpeige aus Dem @alo uls
Srennmaterial. auf einem ,seIo iiebt
man einlge oieier Hrciie bel Sen,
Ver'uh, einen rieiisen 9onbentrid).
ter aus3uiiiuen. Iier Don ihucn
tratten bon oen l,mgebenoen SanS
a'letne 8roden Grbe llno ipori,n lie
init laltaen Sdallicln in Sen Srid,tcr
Am abeno oes iiiuiten Cages mar
Der 1ritter allsseiiiIlt, uno lie batten
'if on Ben nddlten gelnaht.
Die yepSlfernng iorst pur
Die Noslid,feit ser 0ebensmitteI.
tropfbeit, Dor scr Giienbuper porr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03

ulter Dem Mam. II 3oro Natlrparf"
iur Yeriiiguna. Ias ofientlibe ST.
terciic an ocm lluterncbmen mar fp-
loiial, uuo anapp erinnert lid OIL
Sic 3eit anfangs Ser 3Oer Sabrs, OILS
tuum elm sbeno p,reina, oab Elm 3ei-
t!,ugsbcrihtcr'totter uidt anrieI llllo
c!apls iibCr Sen Hlloislnlls lpillen
rolltc &napp fonnte uiht i'm @eri6t
er'd) inen. obne ppu geribteritattern
hclngsrt jll pcrocu. Sn Ieinem
Scraptppf bat anapp 9eribte iiber
cine NuoiItentralllna aui ser Gbi-
cagpcr y. ltaIlsitelli,n9. cine an5eige
iib.r y3oriucs, 80 Sd)onbeiten aus
Dem ,3oro Notlrrorf" Sie in unb UNI
GJicaao Sbcater ipieIte. uno Sen 3ei-
tllugsberid)t iiber einen @erihts.
tnnlpf 1884 nit e:ncm aamcra. uno
Silmiabritont.ll, nahoem oie iSirrna
lid, gclue;g>rt bate, in ser Nuoiiten-
fplonie allfaciommenc @iloer su cnt-
ipiaeln.
Sic Eubli5itut ,ipor &nopp nift
nngencl,m. Gr nahrn lie aber oils Gin
gtittel bin. INN Sic @obrb.it fiber
oen ault SIT ucrbr. iien ,Sn einem
9rief al Nen Goitpr crlpioertc Gnapp
fplgcnocrlnaben auI einen Mnariii
aeSen Ben 9tubismlls: :. r. Nuoismus
1T beltrcbt. oas 9ebcn c;niah.r uno
ehrllhcr jn nlrchcn uno eine 3iuili,
latiun IL id,aiicn. lpalfc nli Sem
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03

Chicago, Sll. - aIois &nupp it'll
oiert, pier Sabre lang al elnenl
0itere;d)iiben 2 miuar in &orbe.
reituna aui miiiionar;ite Sltig. cit
in Mirifa, nm Sen Stannn ser ltgol-
Da stessr ju bc,resen. &leiouns 81
trasen. Statt ociien aing CT ob t
nad slnlerifn uno perruauOte %
Sabre oarnui, oie Anleritauer oatin
sl bringelL feine &leioung 5u traeen.
Gr lit b.ute ein 9lnpalt in Gbicago
mS Eriiioeut Ser Nmericnn Sun-
batbins aliocatipn ~. lhe ein 200
Ncres umiaiienoes Niloiltenlager in
&oiela!un. S..o., hetreibt.
~NuoiIten iino tid,t 10 pc-riidt,
mIe lnand)e Seute glarben". iaete
anapp. Sic traaen aleiouns als
armament uno sum Shus gegcn
&etter unb Snieften. Sic tragen
aleioung aber riht aus Sd,am".
9Sad) &napp lit Dies peitcr nidts als
oas Graebuis perniiuitiaen Iem.ens.
-Seoer 9fenfd bat ,inen &orper. tpel,
d,cn iclbIt ein tiidjtiger SdueiNcr
nid)t pollitGubig urb rgcn fam. &or.
Inn i'm iiberbaupt pcrbergcn2 Sc.
oernlann fennt sic llnteridi. Sc ser
Se'djlehter: tic iino nllgemein b.
fannt Sn oieier Siniit,t lit aIip f. inc
llriahc iiir Sham uurbanocn."
anapp, Elm oiiun acbautcr Maul
nit ein. m Shopi peiSen Saares,
luurOe in Snnsbrlld. Seiterreih. ae-
bcren uno fam nod ben Gereiuiat.n
Stuaten. ais CT % Subrc alt mar.
Gr iiibrt iein Sutereiie an oeln Nu-
oislnlla nlli cine 9 ripunouna suriid,
lpeld)c er i'm 1. @eltfrieg crlitt. Gr
bate Iic an ser Shulter, uno lie
lieb aflicn Nhellnlotismus suriif.
Gr perluhte Scnnentiioer lno iauo.
Sab feline rbeumotiiben Shmersen
balo nad)lieben uno id,lieblid) ganS
peridnpanoen.
Valh oaruui lerntc cr ieine fiini.
tlge Nra1 fellneu, sic cinen SeoItl,
tSppo Saocn betrieb iluo r,aes SSn-
terelie fiir ole @eIunobeitspbalcn be.
fllnoete. 1888 crparbcn lie ous
@runNItiif in Noielapn lmb iteltcn
es Mltal:eo.rn oes Spnncnbuo Suits
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03

angreifen. Ger Vnnfen Musid)ub
res Senats bat bereits oie Bccl1n-
Gerlllg Der YreisfontroQe nm ein
welteres Sabr gebi0igt.
Sn Dem Vriei luiro erfldrt, oab
nah Dem Sieg cin GROCER 1rud
tunnen meroe, nm Oie aontrolle
gang los5uweroen. .Gs mo-. lein"
beibt es oo, ,oaB fir eine furs
3eit oas gmporld)nellen Der YreiIe
cuiboren uno iogar eine auavlneine
Senfuns Der Yreiie eintreten ,piro.
abre es ,par geraoe cine t1uihenoe
Senflln9. .lpelhe Der Snilation nod
Gem letten @eltfrieg uorausging. !"
Die bier 0ennlten erfldren, baB
Ser 2ampi segsn oie Snilation BIS
ber eriolareid) geipeien isi. uno bab
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
Amerikanern faelt es schwer. Deutsche zu hassen

Wle man meib, lit es oen anrc
rltanl'd)en Solonten inn beietteu
oelit'd,en 8ebict itrcn1 tuer6otcr
lroroen nit Ser @epGlferl,na III ira
terrl'ieren. Sieies &erbpt .uurNc
nld't aus S5ub erIaiien, innoern UNI
Seut'dlnno tlar sum 9elpubtiein
ju brlngen, mas slnerifa bon lei.
nenl bisberigen Terbalten oenft
Srosoem 1T es in Ger Grnris ;uluei,
len Id)lper, oieien Nsiebl ourd,su-
fltbren. lpeil ser ourhid)nitttlkt,e
amerlfuniId)e Soloat Elm Wenid lit.
Ser rein nenid)lih oenft unO menid,.
LID banoelt. Gr mag Ieutihlano
Gls cine Natiou 81 baiieu gelcrn.
babcn aber es fdut ibln idper, nicie
Teraftung auI GinSelperionen :
Srauen. Sinber. iiltere 2eute 81,
iibertragen. 90 iiibrt in oen Limited
Siates Hems" ser fiirjlid) BON oe:
eurppulld)en tSront ,uriitgefehrter
Aeprdientant Gore aus uno er be,
leuhtet ieine Aniid,t nit 5lpei tppi.
hen 8eiipielen.
Gntriiiteter Mmerifamer
.Sn &oblifeio in Ieutid,lanh
fonnten lif Ole Jrauen, MIR bon
sluei bis uier llbr nad)lnittass aui
Zen StraRen ieiuen. Die lGiinner
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03

ouitrieaebpttn bci Berlin, IN Sad)-
len, oOcr bci GaIi.l mlo grfilrf, 10
mic Sci &anropcr Aablc, ault,
Sui; mp NtlIicr 'rsroen n1 oleler
Snoutrie in rieiisen 9tetorten nit
elettri dem Strom blaneslt INTO
oas Nroo,:ft miro nlittsla tilolneter'
largen MobrenIeitnuacn, ole jlt ocn
Gerarbci.:liesiHOultrie 'iiDrell, le
nadb Sem cnapeoer gcn,Iitt ooer ge'
trcnnt.
Sic rcidcn Neutrality-suspicious.
men Mlti>ioclltidlanos DaEn Die
&pnSentrirrln,s tcn.iidrr Merfe in
oicier N,seu, l,ntcr b2ne.i Die Sellna-
lpcrte ser 5. IS. Tarbcl,;houltrle Die
grobten lilo, lueitg,hcGa erlelhtert.
Ser rcd)c Vubeu osr 4satIlo bat
audi cine Slitclllucriulg Der Sa'los
luirtidait crnogliht. Scr Voceh elG-
net iid bcioncrrs iiir Sen slnbali bon
3uferrilbcu: Slnacgcu ii: elne nelle,
ernltt 8e,ohr iiir oic SclolulrtlGa1t
oaGurt6 cntitonocu, ra; ser @r.u,o'
apaiierltallb ourd) ocn nod nic oaats
lpcientn &erbruud OIL Ma,lcr erbeba
lic) geieuft iuorocu iii Dies tonllte
ourd sic Giuoinnlilll occ Vooe nur
tcillueile btbpbcn ,ucrosn. Elcie
Iannianiagc prubuiierte Srar al,t
nod, iueitere eleftri dp Strait, dber
aui ser alocren Scits pdt lih eie
0eiGbrOuna oicier fStauoduune ourd,
9uftansriiie ais eiu ,sattor bon nicpt
at untcridIeclloer Veoeut.ina ers
iuicien. Ser Suouilriepotertial Mit.
teloeutitInnos ipuroe non Sen 9ta5is
audi oaourdj nod, ipeitcrbin Usrltdrft.
ooG lie piele fleins gScrtItattcn III
sic erpben 9Scrfe alliio1ril, suoourb
oas Sanclucrf bis sum duBer'tels
n,ohili,icrt lpuroe."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03

oas Yublifum aui Dem &e,npi ge-
eegen elm Steigen ser Yreiie beitebt,
bis Die 0eiabr beieitigt ilt." Sic
teilten Dem Sr1iiOenten init, oab
Die Sebensfoiten beute faum jtpei
Yro5ent bober iinb OILS Dor 3nei
Sabren. Siele Ereiie, 10 purOe lpei,
ter ausgeiiibrt, bdtten iid) iiber.
haupt nidt geGnOert, uno in pielen
iSallen, beionoers in 8esug auf Nab-
rungsmittel ,ieien iogar eeiunten.
Die Ereiie iiir alcioung ieien stpa,
celtiegen, "aber oanf Dem nel,en
Nrogramm tperoen lie balo insebal-
ten iperoen. nno es i;no bereits
Vl1ne ertiporien iporoen, um lie
iiir peientlide aleioungs;tiide 3l,
ienfen.
Die lobme
Sn Be5lg aui Ole 2obnirace miro
folgenbes ausgeiiibrt: .Tsr Durd)-
ihnittslobn obne lleber5eit lit bel,te
10 Yro5ent bOber als Dor 3uei
|. Sabren, uno 5tpar Dor allem ir
folge bon Beforberuneen uno q
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03

ouriten hiciclbcn iibcrboupt nur te.
tretcn, lpcEn lic iid ulli Dem g4eae
Su Den @crglucrfen, 81 Grfrunfim
pNcr III Innitigcn unuerlllciolihcn
"e'd,o'tlrun1en beianhcn. Sine Ill.
tere OeltdIc Srou mar ausaegan-
gen, INN iiA @ailer in elmer srobtr
,Slaldle 81 bplcn. Snbei bate lie iit)
ciniac Ifinuten usrIpGtet Gin bel
glider @nhtppiten hieIt oie ;srou
p'lld,taelnnG al, fun5eite lie orient.
lid ab uno uerlangte. ibre Megi.
Itrierllngsforte ;u ieten. Tie 9Srau
ieste ibre gcIiiQte WuIlcrilaife nui
Sen @ooen mo proouSiertc ibrer
susluels, mclher ppn Dem Velgier
II SrOnung beiunOen muroe. Dc:
yelgier CAB ibr Die aarte jllriif.
id)impite iie aber meiter aus un,
suari idllieblid Die 6loihe nit iei-
nm Sub UNI. Gas iab ein aerifani.
'djer Soloat. Ger trat beran, GER.
iebte Dem Yelsier einen 6ubtritt.
rerpriigelte i'm griinolid), ieste iit)
III einen "Seep" uno iubr, obne elm
Wort Su ia9en, Oapon."
YiitleibiJc Nmeritamer
vSn Scrjogenratb ereienete lit
bie'er VorfaQ. Sin etlpa 2h uoer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03

Die demiidJ.ted)miidDc Snonitric
Observation-Disclosures
lOtiiee OF War insormu,iou)

Nuibillgipn. Oas ldapcoiidjc 6ntti.
blatt rSnSultrla" beihreibt IN cinrrl
Artitel nit Scr l(eberld)ri t yIeutirl
lnnSs de,,p- p-tcdniidrs 3cntrum" Oit
ausgeoebnte deniii)c uuo teGni :ti,'
Snbultrie, sic GsutiNlano I'M ,olel
oss S,itlsr'Itcn .Gicriabresplan'
aufgebaut but ullo sic bcrlits 10 p.t
trie gallj bon Den alnerifanIIbcn ar
lneen itbcrrannl ,uorben lit, Sic Sin
3eit IN Sbiirillgeu lno I'M &ar5 Dor
riidtcn. v2as Mobmatcrill oieier IN
lfitteIoeutleJlano fon5enfrierten St
oultrie lit Aoble. uuo jlpar buupT
iGrblid 0rallnfpblc, pernlilht mi;
Salt unS ySaiier," id?reiGt oas Ylatt.
Sie Observation-Disclosures Wit
telocutidlunbs ap.rNen nud, iiir 81.
E,oouftlou eleftri ttcn &raItltronle:
perlpenoct, lllO Oa oieies Uebiet aut.,
reid al Eotailte luo SaI5laacrn iii,
beitano aucD oie sG69lihtrit iiir Ocu
sluSbau ser Yrcouttlun Don Gblcr.
SooalallOc, Muilcrltpfi Sal5Iau!s
|lliiu. @iT.lge Nebenerpoufte biees
3,pciges ser tslriiHen Suouitrie.
bergeltellt oltrd) Sic &nlnbinierltnl
1leiler si6ieitllngen Ser 9ral,ilfob!
uno Seerlrouitric, iucrneu sur Gr.
Seueun9 etler grobeu 3rbl pou
&unltbar5prpouttcu periuen>rt.
vTas Oeitl6c Strcben unt inOu-
ltrieller Nltarfie bate nlh enc
Wieoerbeleb eblrng ser SsuS'erbergpcl :
fe i'm iiioiitDen 0arj 5l.r iSolge, 100
ferner a,t in polliger Wtibahtung
ser &entabilitut bicies llnterneb-
nlells Die nlaacreH 9lei=, 3inf. lno
Nideluorfomncn nlls9cbcutet ,uer.
sen. Oas gleibe gilt iiir Sic Gor.
fonlncl al nliuoerrertigcm Giicli.
cr; I'M n6rSlitiell Ser;, oip bon bc.l
8Oriig,uerfen abgc5aat lucrocl'
glud) oie 100 Sabre ulte ;3uderinoll
Iitrie bieisr @eaeloeu Wtitteloeut c,.
Ilanos lit auis lnteniipite nrsgcbal:
laucr0en, nnc sablreid)e S;liiuouitricll
Maitincniabritsm uhu. iino Iocr
groberel, Si6crbeit bniber oprtbiu
perlegt iuoroen. Sic Nc6cl1t!n,g otl
oelitihcn yrailnfobls als &raitquell:
gebt rarGlls berpor, oaB lo,pobl, oil
erobten Ocutld)en gll,tnllltillmfapri
fen, bie yalltdpcrfe tei Seuitenbera
ulo ebenio audi oie groSen SllnferS.
iuerfe IN oieier 8egeuo licgen. Iieic;
hcmIId ,tca,nild)c 3cntrum Seutid;
lambs bcihtGuft iid, III Ger &aupt.
liade aui hen Sar5, iuobci Ole Glbt
uno sic Saale ieine gierfrhrsaoerr
bilOetell, ililo uutcrifeiOrt iih Gin
luarloirei Don Sen anidblicbeuoen Sn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
vorbeugungsmiiiel gegen die Initiation
|eibeho|tvns der PreiskontroIIe mach dem Kreae ais
vnerlaessIieh hinqesteIt

Waibinston. 8illiam 8. Io-
pies pom Mmt iiir oie @irtihaits-
ltabiliiierung. Gbelter yomles, ser
Ereisaonliniitrator, Marpin Sones.
oer Observation-Disclosures mo
George @. Iaplor pom 1883 baben
Die gemeiniame erfldrune abeese-
hen, oaB sic 5ortlcbuns ser Ereis-
fontroae AUDI nod beln aries notis
lei, Inn cine Snilation 81 perbiiten.
Die Grfldrune mar in eineln al
Sen BrGiioenten 9ooieuelt serihte.
ten Driei entbnlten.
Die grfldrung eritien. ir.itttnS
bie Mrbeiterid)aft sic 9obnfontroae
lodern mill uno eewiiie Snouitrie-
5tpeiee tuie ). 9. bie groBen Jleiid-
;irmen, Die Hreispolitif Der OHM
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03

einS Ste unD Snre Anseb0rtAen
DtitaIieb TIM 0,anfenperein mnb
Central Vertanb? Wenn nidt. lett
N bic Seit teismtreten. Nm senanere
Nnfsrmatisn rnfen gle ben 9sfal.
bertreter On.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03

/ vSn Scrjogenratb ereisnete iih
ele'er Vorfall. Sin etrua 21a uoer
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Zero MOste
Holiday
Show al Club

THE HOLIDAY show AZ Lee n
EddIes Supper Club, opening FRI
day. Dec. y, stars Zero MoStel,
Americas original entertainer
in his first local engagement. De-
troits own Bobby Byrnc. His
trombone and his orchestra. viii
be The dancing headhnerS.
MoStel, part-time painter and
art lecturer who Skyrocketed 10
fame on stage. screen and radio,
only recently received his honor
able army discharge lie Is re-
nowned as a rare comedian
Prominent ia-the- support IA iiffiiEF z
cast Of the new show will be
Harry Carroll and Polly Baker,
Tin Pan Alley composers, and the
RoSSi Sisters, tap dancing stars.
Carroll created the musical scores
for many musical comedies.
Among his compositions Is Il m
4 - -'-- ,l---s+frf EF}Sy,tfti,',t'--. z =,
Also coming in is Al Larson.
G.nuy SlmWS radio addition win
ner
Jack Teacarden and his orches-
ira. Jackie Green. comedy star;
the Five NaNellos acrohatS and
tumbicrS, and the - Ivons IN De
signs IN Dancing, close Thursday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Radio Show
TO
Downtown

CHANCES are one in a million
that Santa Claus will deliver
nylons. girdles, or refrigerators TO
girls and housewives on Christmas
Day, but, IL you are lucky. there's
a great possibility OF winning
such unattainables, beginning
Thursday at the Dow tow n
Theater.
No, the theater hasn't gone
into the merchandise business,
hut II has booked that radio show.
Queen for a Day" II you've
heard this program over CKLW,
you already know that the lady
picked as queen" receives gifts
galore, including some very odd
objects.
At the theater a queen" will
be selected at each performance.
Candidates must be over 10 years
of age. They'll be picked from
the audience AT random by master
Of ceremonies Jack Bailey Special
surprises are planned for each
show.
The screen offers Richard DIX
In a mystery film, Voice OF the
Whistler"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

To arrange for carrier deliv-
er, of The Detroit Times To
Your home, D1, Cherry $500
and ask for fHot he Delivery"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

ALTHOUGH B ARB ARA
STANWYCk has been a star for
p-ne Years her new oSt picture
California, is her first IN teen
niCol8r
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
Serkin Plays 10 Mere Handful
As Cold Jinxes Music Hall
By JOHN CREECY

RUDOLF SERKIN. one Of the
worlds great pianIsts. played for
a mere handful Of people last
night At the new Music Hall.
Perhaps II vas the weather.
Perhaps the jinN that plagued the
hall when il was the Wilson The
ater is still on the Job. At any
rate, musical events of compara-
bic Importance AT Masonic Tenn
pie this season have drawn crowds
several times as large
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19

PolUnaiSc, which apparently no
pianist dareS leave out of pro-
gram these days.
CREAKS DISCONCERTING
Though Mr.. Serkin'S mastery
over the piano is indiSputable, he
seems 20 have a little trouble with
The stool His manner OF playing
calls for him 10 pop up and down
occasionally like a Iack-in-the-
box. The stool ne was seated on
last night-one Of those Side-wind-
erS favored by some virtuoSos of
The old school-just couldn't
take il.
The result. whenever he shifted
his weight, was a loud creak that
al but destroyed the enchantment
ne had woven with his music.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-19
TECHNIQUE DAZZLES

Certainly none OF the blame for
the poor attendance can be- placed
upon Mr.. ScFkjn'S piano pla}ng
With dazzling technique and a
style that is both virlc and -cnSi-
tive, he grips hiS hearers "a, few
other musicians do
Those who turned uD last night
heard an enhancing Schubert
PhantaSle, Beethoven "Paihe-
tlque' Sonata ana am assortment
OF minor pieces 10y McnGcl,,ohn,
Sehumann and Chopin
Included was the End Of Time"
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MARRIAGE is A
PRIVATE AFFAIR

The chief argument raised against
lifting the color ban in work, hous.
ing, education and recreation, is
that II will bring about associa-
tons which will lead to inter.
marriage belief. incidentally,
which bellies the contention that the
aversion between the two races is
so great that no fundamental
change in our traditional policy can
be made.
White people discuss this ques-
ton far more than do Negroes,
because the latter regard IL as of
little importance. When Negroes
talk Of social equality. they mean
equal rights and privileges in
American society with special en-
phasis on the right to work. live,
educate their children and enjoy
themselves so long rs they obey
the law. They regard marriage as
private affair.
II white America Is ready to sx-
tend complete democratic rights to
eclored people, there will be no
race riots, no racial tension. and
soon no race prejudice on either
side. But We can be sure that any
movement back to normally" in
race relations will be bitterly re-
sisted by colored people. II Is now
up to white America to make Its
choice, and the time Is growing
short.
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A hint TO THE ME- HOD|STS

This is because the apostle Of immersion car
ries his case directly to the people. The more
his opponents succeed in proving his rascaity,
the more solid are his followers behind him. =
Whenever hear that a Baptist leader is being
accused of some shady entangements OF an
amorous nature, am constrained to give him
the benefit Of the doubt until hear he has been
given vote Of confidence by his flock. Then. Of
course, I know he is guilty.
INTENTIONAL TRIBUNAL
The Methodists, begged down as they are with
supervisors and prelates, must appear before an
Unconditional tribunal and are adjudged on the
evidence by their peers
Turing even the most pious away from the,teach-
ings Of the Master. can be most vindctive when
their schemes of conquest 60 awry.
Where the more objective Baptists rise up in
righteous indignation and drive from their tenn
pies the Jezebel who dares to besmirch the noble
character OF their shepherd the Methodists are
inclined TO throw about her the mantle OF pro-
lection, making her betrsyer answer for his
crimes.
WOMAN IS FREE
The woman is free to ensnare other pilgrims
while the church has lost savior Of men, plus
a good money-raser.
The Methodists should correct this inequity at
the next general conference so their workmen
will have at least a running chance in the de-
nominational struggle and will not show up too
badly at the second coming.
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By RALPH MATTHEWS
neprinfed- from The Atro.Americanl

TT GRIEVED Me 10 read in my favorite news
paper that a clergyman had been unfrocked by
his bishops
While some Of the more intimate details were
given the hush hush treatment, gather by read
ing between the lines that he became involved
in some romantic difficulties with young wom-
an who probably expected to grace his parson-
age Having failed, she carried her charges to
the episcopal bench.
DANGEROUS PRECEDENT
The custer Of the clergyman sets dangerous
precedent The bishops will undoubtedly live
TO rue the day they arrived at this unsavory
solution.
Already the Methodist denomination IS lag
ging behind the Baptists by adhering to such
bureaucratic tactics. Their practice of maintain
ing too rigid discipline among their hirelines has
driven the more able cxhofters into the ranks
nj their rivals where man can be master OF his
own immoral fate.
Never have heard Of Baptist clergyman be-
ing given the buns rush where the issue is one
of clear-cut moral turpitude.
CONGREGATION FOLLOWS
Many, of course, have been cleared out when
they came in violent conflict with the deacons
over money matters. But even then half of the
congregation generously follows them into new
quarters where the work of the kingdom is car
red on with only minor interruptions.
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money order made out to the Detroit Committee
for Permanent FEPC and mail it to the COM
mittees secretary, Mrs. Ernestine Postles, at
Plymouth church. STA Garfield Zone -.
Other suggestions recommended by this COL
umn for fund raising still hold Particularly
urgent is the setting up by you of committees
within the organizations of which you are
member to raise money from the respective
membership Unless all organizations take time
out to share responsibility funds to maintain our
national FEPC lobby will be far short of the
needs.
II is out Of personal experience with the Ma
tional Council for Permanent FEPC that your
columnist recommends that you and your or
CARNATIONS support it financially. He, like many
others, has seen the personnel OF the council,
like Mrs Hedgeman, Mr.. Randolph, and Mrs.
Fox working on the firing line in Washington,
D. c. Daily, they talk to our Senators and Rep.
resentstives, and keep us informed how these
stand on FEPC After FEPC legislation is in
troduced they act as watchdogs over its progress,