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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13

VISO sito akivaizdoe, kekvienam toliau matanciam
zmogui yra aisku kad nei Europos karo pabaga nei,
tlo maZiau, San Francisco konferencja nesspres d-
dziosios probemos kr siadien Wis sunkiau r sunkiau
gua ant nuVargnto pasaulio peciQ.
Paskutnis Pravdos pareSkmas uzsienio politikos
klausimu, krame jau vsiskai askai patiektos boise
viku pretenzijos - kad bolsevikams tur prikausyti
Lenkija Ce1oslovakija, Jugosavja, Suoma;s Rumuni-
ia il Vengrja, vaizdzai parodo atstuna, treju pas
kutinu metu begyje nuzengta dealio Atlantic Car
terio grynosios jiegos tezes kryptim
Betgi kaip savu aiku Anglai su bolsevkais laisves
principu sutrempima bande pridengti bendros kovos
prizes Vo1etija reikalingumu, taip saden bolsevika
Rytu Europos nuzudyma megna uznaskuot tariamu
isijungimu bendra kova prizes Japonija. Kaip Anks
ciau bolseviku propaganda kekviena nepasitenkinma
grobuoniskomis bolsevku uzmaciomis tdydavo baugi-
nn1u kad, grd eigu nepatenkinsi boseviku tai e ga
susitart Voeciais taip siadien Vokecius jau n
galeus j megna Wis didejant Americas nepasitenkin
ma boseviku prievartavimu Europoje isskaidyti boise
vku atsisakymu nuo nepuolmo sutarties su Japonija
Tuo pat metu ne minutai nesustodam bolsevika
vsu tempu zenga tiksla pasauline revoliucija
II ko Anglai imperijos slaikymo besivaikydami
abejngai ziuri bolsevku varoma kruvina ekspansija
bel igdyti migdo Amerikos opinija tue kuo r pjal-
tuvo zenklas Wis labau r abiau graso pasauiui Ir
sai gresnei sekingai atssprti tebs gaima tada ka-
da Amerika kap moraia militaria ir ekonominai st-
priausa vastybe nustos eus bolsevik ir Angu polti
kos kandn, pasks savos, teisingo ir aisves prin-
Icpu ragrystos politikos keliu.
Sis keas venintelis gall svaduoti ne tik paverg-
tas Europos tautas bet r pacia Russia nuo bolsevk
ungo ir s vienas ne tik Europai bet Amerkai ir vi
sam pasauliu tegal patikrinti aisve ir sauguma To
|keio pasrnkime glud r Letuvos prisikelimo viltys
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
Paaiskes ir Tas, Gal but

Kodel Stalinas staiga persi-
Verte ir 'pasmerke savo padary-
ta neutralumo sutarti SUI Japo-
Mia, kuria taip gerbe ir daz-
mai irodinejo ta?
Be abejo, iseis ir ia paslap-
tbs j virsu, jeigu tas yra dalis
slaptq Prez. Roosevelto susita-
rimu SUI Stalinu Jaltoje.
Per kelis menesius ejo kali
bos kad Maskva, negavus An
glijoje jieskomos keliu bilijo-
NJ paskolos, stengiasi ja gauti
Amerikoje. W kokius sesis
bilijonus dolariq gal but Sta
linui apsimokejo paskelbti nu-
traukima neutralumo sutarties
SUI Japonija, ir jis ta padare,
dabar, prizes San Francisco
konferencija, numalsinimui ky.
lancio Amerikieciu pasipiktini-
mo Sovietu elgesiais sarySyje
su ia konferencija.
Jeigu ta paskola gavo, Stall
mas tuomi labiau isikimba
Amerikiecius, kuriuos gales vi
SO laika bauginti paskolos ne
grazinimu. Maskva tokens
sposams gabi.
Baigiantis karui Europoje,
Stalinas pulsis pasinaudoti ir
Azijoje, kaip uzgrobe visa rytu
Europa, sajungininkams Vo-
kiecius musant. Azijoje, Anne
rikieciams Japonus sumusant,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
Gyvenimas ''Darbininkq Rojuje"
AMERIKlEcIU PATYRIMAI RUSlJ0JE PERETA vASARA

ka ant tll platformu ir pradeda sakyti di-
dziausias prakalbar apie Staline, susiagi-
tuoja patys save, ir tada pradeda dirbti.
Ia jie vadina socialistine kompeticija."
"Arsiausias dalykas kad jie neturi jo-
kio ivertinimo medziaginiams dalykams.
Jie niekad nieko savo neturejo. Viskas pri-
klauso valstyhei tai ka jie ten paisys. AS
maciau JUGS islioduojant brangias rynas is
atviro vagono - jie paleidzia jas ristis
pakalne kaip rastus, ir sulanksto bel su-
dauzo JAS Xxi jie baigia tuos dalykus ap-
ciupineti apie ketvirta dalis ju jau yra su-
gadinta. Nors ju virsunes, patys auks-
tieji direktoriai, ir yra kartais sumanus,
taciau ju sistema juos nuklampina kuo
met ina apskaiciuoti ant popierio. Visa
beda SUI sia salimi kad cia nera pakanka-
mai sumaniu zmoniu ispildymui isakymQ."
GAS manau katie yra pacios ju sis
temos", pastebejo Ed. "Ji neduoda jiems
moro dirbti, nesukelia asmenines ambici-
jos, paakstinimo kaip yra pas mus. Ir cia
viskas taip supainiota norint ka nors
padaryti reikai matyti ir kalbeti su dide-
le ellie visokiu virsininku. Komunistu par
tia viska sutvarkius taip kad politika pa
sikartoja ir industrijoje. Kiekvienoje is
taigoje direktorius yra partijos narys ir
daznai yra partijos narys istaigos inzl-
nierius. Partijos narys yra Vlenatlnls ku-
rio moral gall butt pildomi Bet ir jie ne
ra sumanus Bendrai imant, Rusai ME
kad negali sudaryti Amerikai kompetici-
nio pavojaus Mes visada padarysim
pusantro meto ta kas jiems ina padaryti
desimts metu.
Nelaisviu darbas
CAR ju inzinieriai yra gerai islavin-
ti?" paklausiau as.
"Nekurie", atsake Tex "Geriausi ju
inzinieriai yra tai enkavedistai".
"Bet juk tai yra slaptos policijos or
ganizacija".
"Taip. Natal, Rusijoje nuolat yra
apie desimts Xxi penlolikos milijonu kali
nj, tiktai jie neturi musu kalejimu siste-
mos. Jie cia suvaro kalinius kaliniu dar-
bo gaujas, ir enkavedistai, kurie JUGS glo-
boja, isdirbo sau puiku inzinieriska staba.
Jie apima ivairius statybos darbus, paru-
pindami inzinierius ir kaliniu darba."
"Musu ypatingame projekte", sake
Ed, "yra 10000 darbininku, puse is ju
yra kaliniai. Daugiausia moterys. Tuo-
Sc darbuose JUGS priziuri sargybos."
"Kaliniai yra klausimas pats savai-
me-, aiskino Tex. "Kuomet jie arestuoja-
mi, jie ir dingsta is akiu. Jeigu tavo EMO
ma tave myli ir pasiryzta sunkiai dirbti,
az kokiu triju menesiu gal il gaus patirti
kur tn esi ir uz ka tave sueme. Tada, Jel-
gu il pasisamdo advokata, kartals gauna
leidima rasysi savo vyrui karta menesl,
O kalinys gall rasyti du kartu."
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13

Turetq Pasisakyti Aiskiau
Tevyne, nr. IA, straipsnyje
'Laikas Pradeti Veikti Bend
rai'', prisimindama reikalingu-
ma bendrai susitarti San Fran
cisco konferencijai, raso:
g. mes, ir jau ne pirmu
sykiu, darome pastaba kad jau
daugiau negu laikas Amerikos
patriotinguju Lietuviu atski-
roms politinems grupems uz-
H,irsti praeiti ir sueiti j bend
ra veikima bent Shame (San
Francisco konferencijos) rel
kale".
zinant kuri patriotine grupe
rimtai pasiule politinems gru-
pens veikti bendrai svarbiai-
siais musu nelaimingos tautos
reikalais, ir zinant kas trukdo
ir atsisako uzmirsti praeiti,
Tevynei, kaip visuomeniskos
Americas Lietuviu organizaci-
jos organui, reikia pasisakyti
tue reikalu aiskiai, ir dirbti
atvirai, atmetant prazutinga
musu tautai diktatura Susivie-
mime.
SLA prieverta ikinkytas j
vezima tu kurie atsisako uz-
mirsti praeiti, ir SLA nei jo
organas Tevyne neatsiunte sa-
vo atstovo j Americas Lietuviu
Misija, parodymui kad reikia
pradeti bendrai dirbti ir salin-
tt kliutis kurios kenkia Lietu-
val gelbejimo pastangose.
Neturedamas ika uzmirsti,
SLA daug gero padarytu ben
drame darbe, jeigu noretu dir
bti SUI tais kurie dirba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
.TAUTOS DAINOS
(M. Dagilelis)

Jau zusta taip brangintas senteviu turtas -
Nutilsta skambejinas musu daineliu;
Jau butas Lietuvio apskurdes ir kurtus,
Lyg girios apleistos jausmingu pauksteliu.
Seniau musu broliai jausmu nenuvalde,
.Ju balsas Wis griaude po placia tevyne,
Dainele juos virkde, dainele numalde,
Dainele apreiske ka jaucia krutine.
Dabar musu Sail jautrumas apleido;
Jei tik sudainuoja sesute-skaistveide,
Vainikan ipindama zaliaja ruta. !.
Kad krumuose ciulba jautrus lakstingelis,
Ar cirska artojui budrus veverselis -
Tai, regis, apsiepia Lietuvio buta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
zMONlJOS ISTORIJA
610 pusl. didnmO knyga =

610 pusl. didumo knyga -- kama $500
stai didzausia knyga kokia tik galit tike-
tbs uz $500 gauti: paveiksluota, tvirtais au-
dino virseliais, populiariska lengva kalba
parasyta stambiom raidem. Apsakoma pa
saulio istorijos eiga, didieji karai, kurie to-
sesi po 80 metu, zymieji karzygiai ir ju
sijos ir tt. Rasit aprasyta joje kaip Emo
mia gyveno, kariavo nuo pat pries-istori-
niu laiku, per visus anzius Xxi musu dienu,
kokios buvo didzios ir galingos tautos ir
ju valdovai.
Siuskt laiske $500 SUI savo adresu ir
prasykit prisiusti jums 610 puslapiu
didumo zmonijos Istorija.
Reikalaukit DirvOje
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-13
MANU- DAKTARAS

Naudinga knyga kiekvienam tureti namuo-
Sc, su daugybe receptu ir paaiskinimu apie
ligas, slogas, skaudejimus, katarus, ir tt.
174 puslapiu didumo, audimo yirseiais.
Kama SUI prisiuntimu $500
(Galima prisiusti paste zenklais)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27
Fight Fans Pick
Willis to Win
In Title Bout

Although Bill Eddy gained a
clean cut decision over Leroy Will
lis when they met at the Olympia
for the state lightweight champion
ship two weeks ago, boxing fans
seem unwilling to believe that the
Flint boy is a better man.
AT any rate they are picking
Willis to gain the title when the
same pair meet in a re-match at
the Olympia Friday night.
Along Woodward avenue the boys
who back their opinion with money
have established Willis a to 5
favorite and there were indications
that the prize will be higher at
fight time.
"The only reason 1 can see for
their attitude said gymnasium
proprietor George Williams, lis that
they must believe Willis was con-
fused by Eddy'S left-handed style
in the first battle and he will not
be confused in the second"
The defeat by Eddy was the Sec
ond for Willis in % pro fights and
the victory for Eddy, his fifth in
SuccesSion-an outstanding fight
Continued on Page 13)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27
Wolverines to Try to Hit Victory
Stride in Game With MISC Eleven
U. of Michigan to Meet Spartans in
Thirty Eighth Annual Gridiron Contest

Michigan's young Wolverine foot
ball team, rudely Jared in its Big
Ten opener against Indiana last
week, will attempt to climb back
on the victory path here Saturday
at the expense Of its intra state
rival, Michigan States hardy Spar
ton eleven.
The Wolverines, tackling Mich
igan State in the 18th contest of
their long series, will be minus
services of John Lintol, regular
right guard. Lintol suffered a leg
injury against the Hoosiers. A let
terman center from 1914, the for
mer Detroit Holy Redeemer ath-
lete, has held down a regular guard
spot almost since the start of the
season.
Replacing the Detroiter in the
lineup will be Stuart wilkins, IT.
year-old freshman from Canton,
Ohio, former Ohio all-state tackle.
A rugged 185 FOUNDER, wilkins has
been in the No. 2 right guard be-
hind Lintol. He will team with
Dom TomaSi, another freshman.
Appearance of wilkins as a prob
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27

able starter win give Coach Fritz
CriSler an all freshman line with
the exception Of Harry Watts at
center and possibly George john
son at left tackle. Watts is a two
year letterman and Johnson took
part in five games at Central Mich
igan last year.
Helping also to offset loss of Lin
toll will be the readiness Of Bob
Nussbaumer, returned halfback, to
step into his former right half
spot. Although he had only four
days Of real practice before facing
Indiana last week, Nussbaumer did
a creditable job. This weekend,
however, the Oak Park, III, ex-
Marine will have had the benefit Of
additional time for conditioning
and to learn Michigans offensive
formations.
Saturdays contest will mark the
third time this season that Michi-
gan will have started against an
opponent this season that has not
been previously secuted. 1t will be
Michigan States opening game, as
it was for Great Lakes and Indi-
ana.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27
lrishmen To Play All Saints
In First League Contest
Teams to Clash at Roosevelt
Football Field Sunday Afternoon

st. Patrick high school will open
its football season against All
Saints at pm. Sunday at the
Roosevelt football field.
The season opener will be a
league game and the following boys
should see action: Jim OBrien, Gil
Broughton, Chef Orzel, Tom Clark,
Neil Mimnaugh. Jerry Fisher, Joe
O'Brien, Norman Burns, Bob Ears
man, John Mattern, Wesley Bead
ling, Alex LubinSki, Bill Linenfel-
ser, Bill Leblanc.
Coach Rue is worried about fill
ing the positions of Joe Perry and
Bill Barraco who are on the sick
list and may not be ready for Sun
days game.
st. Pats has five home games
scheduled in the seven games listed
for the season. The Irishmen will
play All Saints at home on Sep
TENDER 30; Shrine of the Little
Flower, at home, October 7; St.
Clement, away, October IA; Crosse
lie, at home, october 81; Sacred
Heart. away, October %; st. Fran
els, at home, November 4 and Mt.
Carmel, at home. November IL.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27
Sport ShOts-harry Willow

Mount Carmel high school will
open their football season over at
the Wyandotte Chemicals park
this coming Sunday. The team will
meet Orchard Lake in the first of
a scheduled seven games of league
play. The games slated this season
will be with top high school teams
from Detroit, Dearborn and Ecorse.
The local Mount Carmel squad
will be- playing their first football
game and will be without some
valuable experience of previous
years, but the team is lined up with
players who do not lack for the
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27

Bonnie Oosterbaan, Michigan end
coach and former Wolverine all
around star, is the only Michigan
man ever to be picked three times
on the All-American. He was chosen
ct end In 192s-26-27
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27
Mount Carmel Football Schedule

Possibly NOV. 10.
Probable lineup for Sundays
game will be:
Left End: Andy Podsaid
Left Tackle: Ed ParaSZak
Left Guard: Bob PerkoWSki
Center: Leonard Tabin
Right Guard: Irwin TuSzynski
Right Tackle: Dick Burtka
Right End: Ted Olszewski
Quarter Back: Al Kowalski
Left Half: Stan Bylinski
Right Half: Ed Klapec
Full Back: Syl Spigiel
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27

Michigan's first game protection
law. enacted in 1910. prohibited the
killing of woodcock, grouse and
quail during certain seasons in
Wayne county and assessed fines
for the illegal killing or possession
of such game
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27

Conservation commission action
removes protection from bears in
Ontonagon and Iron counties on
request OF local boards of supervi-
SorS.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27

well-known stamina and will be in
there pitching from the opening
kickoff until the final gun. SO for
what they lack in experience they
will make up in other ways and
the game should be good.
The game starts at 2:3O o'clock
the place, Wyandotte Chemicals
park; the date. Sunday, September
80.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27

With establishment of a board Of
fish commissioners in 1873, Mich
igan was the eighteenth state TO
begin fish cultural operS1ions.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27

Bow and arrow hunters can stalk
deer anywhere in Michigan begin
ming October !.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27

The Roosevelt Bears VIII continue
the quest for perfect season on
the football field Saturday-when
they meet the Ecorse squad at
Roosevelt. The game starts at 2::3O
pm. The team is in good shape
and all the regulars will be on hand
for the opening gun.
am sorry to have to tell the
sport fans Of Wyandotte about the
death Of one of the best fellows to
go on the field of sport - Mike
Sekmistrz. Mike was killed Tues
day IN an accident at one of the
local plants. In the past several
years he was very active in sports
especially in basketball and base
ball. In the baseball set-up he was
one Of the star hurlers for the
Mellin-MoDan class A team and in
basketball he played last year for
Firestone and in previous years
played for Wyandotte Cab. Mike
was very well liked by all who
knew him and he was a real man.
In sporting competition he asked
no favors and was In there plugging
for win and when the battle was
against him he was always trying
his best and never quitting. With
the passing Of Mike Wyandotte
sports will lose a great fellow and
a darn good guy. Mike is survived
by his wife and two small children.
To these folks please accept our
deepest sympathy and I know that
this will go also for the fans who
have watched Mike battle on the
field Of sport ,s
When Ray Manthey, manager Of
the Mellin-Moran baseball team
takes holiday. he doesn't believe
in giving up baseball. Ray went
over to st. Joseph. Michigan, over
the Labor Day and really went
into baseball. On the Sunday be-
fore Labor Day he played with the
st. Joseph's independents at third
base. Then Labor Day he started
at 10 o'clock in the morning and
Continued on Page 13)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27

The cottontail rabbit is second
in Importance to the pheasant
among Michigan farm game species.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-13
Read The Greater
OMAHA GUIDE
, Legal Notices

Edward J. Dugan, Attorney,
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the County Court of Douglas
County. Nebraska:
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF GERALD M. BOWDEN
Deceased.-Bk. IS. P. 457.
All persons interested in said es-
tate are hereby notified that a pet
ition has been filed in said Court
alleging hat said deceased died
leaving no last will and praying
for ADMINISTRATION upon his estate.
and that a hearing will be had on
said Petition before said court on
the 18th day or October, 1915, and
that if they fail to appear at said
Court on the said 18th day Of Oct
ober, 1945, at 9 o'clock "A. M. to
contest said petition. the Court
may grant the same and grant adj
Immigration of said estate to Sarah
Bowden, or some other suitable
person and proceed to a settlement
thereof.
ROBERT r. TROYER
County Judge.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-13

MRS. ELIZABETH JORDAN
SPEAKER FOR WOMAN'S
DAY PROGRAM

The Women's auxiliary to the
New Era State Association held its
annual Women's Day program at
the Mount Moriah Baptist Church,
oath and Ohio Streets, Sunday af-
ternoon Ocspbdr It'll. Principal
speaker for the occasion was Miss
Elizabeth Jordan, Executive Score
tary to the YWCA.
Miss Jordan chose as her subject
Women meeting the needs of to-
day Some of the highl;shts of
her address were, emphasis on Not
allowing our lives to become as a
being a symbol Of emptiness
making ourselves a committee OF
n in seeing hat religious news be
credited with the same amount OF
publicity that events of less import
ance get, yet though the guns have
cease firing and nations have put
down their weapons, we have no
peace, for the lar has not been be-
hind the gun, but in the hearts and
minds of the sinner and weak christ
ian as well, who through the lack
Of prayer has grown bitter, antag-
onlstic and arrogant toward each
other.
Women, christian women, if peace
is to come, we must retire to the in
ner closet and seek a deeper under
standing with that one great spirit
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-13
ST. JOHNS AME. CHURCH

ST. JOHNS AME. CHURCH
22nd and Willis St.
Rev. Eugene D. Childress, Pastor
On Sunday, October Z, 1945, the
Reverend Eugene D. Childress Of
St Johns AME Church delivered
as his II o'clock morning message
to a capacity congregation The
Disrupt Christ" (theme Somebody
Touched Me-. After this awe-in-
spring sermon which was we'll re-
ceived by the congregation, the Rev.
E. D. Childress conducted the tax
ing of Communion by the members
of the church in conjunction with
World Wide Communion Day."
Sunday October nth.
Reverend and Mrs E d. Child
reSs want all members and friends
to know hat they are now comfort
ably settled in the church parsonage
at 2416 Binney St. They are al
ways glad to have them drop in for
a cordial visit. Now don't tell and
we'll tell you a secret, Mrs. Bernie
j. Childress we hear is quite an ac-
complished musician and an ardent
Choir and Church worker while she
was at St. Andrews AME Church
in Sacramento, Calf. She person.
ally extends a special invitation to
all the women and friends to come
in for a friendly chat and prayer
anytime.
Sunday school at $50 am. Morn
ing services at II am. Evening ser
vice at 7:30 pm. Friends and visit
ors whether intown Of out-of-town
come and worship with US, for you
r always welcome at St. Johns,
22nd and Willis St.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-13
so BE II"

This Club has two representative
eS on the Youth Health Week Com
mittee'. They are Mrs. Dorothy
Eure and Harold Matthews. Five
of the Greatest Negroes in the USA
to speak here during Health Week.
Teenagers shall have one Special
night, October Goth. Following the
speeches that night shall be a dance,
More than $50 youth from Lincols
and other nearby cities are to be
present for that night and the dance.
50 let's welcome the gals, boys anc
let the gals welcome the boys for
IL night! Hey now!
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-13
that controls this our universe"

that controls this our universe"
The audience sat spell-bouno
ready to 81 at length listening to
this prepared young woman speak.
Yet as Miss jordan took her sea-
graciously, Miss Libby Harris stood
and verc ~impressively sang Gods
Amazing Grace, after which presi-
dent Cora Haynes arose to give the
response to the address delivered BY
the guest speaker. 1--WE the womeI,
Of Omaha not only realize the NOR
al value of this fine young woman,
but appreciate her spiritual worth
as well. Did not our hearts burn
within us as she spoke to us most
Intimately"
Thus the Woman's Day program,
closed with Mrs Henrietta Will
Jams, mother Of Rev F. c. Will
liams, receiving the cash award for
being the most beautiful mother
present. This was a gift from the
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-13
W~ILBERFORCE RECEIVES
ANOTHER A~CCREDTTATION


Wilberforce University officials
were notified this week that its
courses of study for the Bachelor
of Arts and Bachelor of Science de-
grees were approved and registered
by the Division of Higher Educa-
ton Of the University Of the State
Of New York This approval was
to extend to September, 1850. This
is the third unconditional accredit-
alton which Wilberforce has receiv,
ed for its collegiate work during re-
cen years. The previous accredit-
ations were from the North Central
Association of Colleges and Second
arr Schools, and the American AS
ISOLATION OF Teachers Colleges, and
the University also holds member.
ship on the approved list of the Ohio
College Association and the Inter
University Council Of Ohio.
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and dressmaking to history and
geography. Bright girls that they
are, they'll he able to keep up their
end Of the conversation with their
well-travelled husbands and what's
more-they'll be ready to settle
down to real family life with
aprons and recipes ready to hand.
Besides seeing to it that service
mems wives in strange towns have
everyday living necessities such as
a place to sew, do their laundry and
cook, one of the Y.W.C.A.'s main
concerns in its USO work has been
to promote better race relations.
USO is a member agency Of the
National War Fund.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-13
DINING CAR WATERS KEY
I'll L To ENTE pE1

DINING CAR WATERS KEY
CLUB TO ENTERTAIN
LADIES 1T WHIST
TOURNAMENT
The Omaha Dining Car Walters
Key Club, 24O9 Burdette street,
will entertain all of its lady patrons
at a Whist Tournament from 200
pm until 500 pm. in the Club
Room on next Thursday, October
IS, 1915.
1st, End and 3rd prizes will be a
warded to the winners. Admission
is free.
Entry cards for this tournament
may be had at the Key Club, but
they must be turned in not later
than IL o'clock pm. October 18th, SO
the boys will know how many to ac-
commodate
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THERE will be a lot Of surprised
L and pleased husbands when they
return from overseas and discover
that their modern wives have be-
come just as nimble with the Thin
BILE as grandmother ever was.
Two such wives are pretty Mrs.
Helen Mccullough and Mrs. Helen
Toombs who learned what to do
with a needle and thread in the
USO club operated by the National
Y.W.C.A. in Cheyenne. Wyoming.
Members of a wives group who
we're not content to fritter away
their time while their husbands
we're fighting, they organized
glasses in everything from cooking