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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
HippeNreifte Gtcater
uSo 0ase anb Qaoe Rot" besinnt
bente 0onnerstag, ben /. Sebrnar.

Ger IeQbIt Sen afaocnliide,, Yreis
1uplnner rGaIoblanca" iibertreffcl;.
Se t,cue Slim ser Warner Bros be'
t:ielt 30 Gaue ans Saue Nut" BE-
girist INN i'm 9ippnorcme Ibeater
nit Sumpbrep 8ossart in Ser 5itei-
role. Gs iuirfen nod init Ba1tcr
Brennan, 9oasp Gormid)ael ,u,S Do
lores Moran. Oieies Bills yIbt Sic
0iebeseciditte bon @arrp vSteuc"
Morsalt geipielt bon goaart ,,,,o
Scr triitigen idppimmenoen Slim
2auren @ascau, ser lieblidcn 8lons
Sen, Sic il, ieinen armeu Die SieCc
fa1o, Sic lie slaubt nitlt 81 beltebcn.
@auu Sic eiu ihOnes Dilo ieben mol
len, bam csralien Sic uiett oies 81,
ieDen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
StderteitSrnti4lGe
4om Gleb, lanb nns National
SafetD Council

nniere Si,ngen fiimpIen an pieIe.l
Jronten, TIM lllller 2ano jum Iiher-
item 3u MAIDEN. I'm barin su lebe,l.
gxas tl,n mir uber, I'm biaies 2ano
fider gum SotEn oarlu 81 MAIDEN?
0ie llnfdlle belal;sn it'd, an Ser Sci.
matfront allf ,,abc,u 100000 il.
OeS Sobr, luut Subleu oes Greater
Glspelaro SaIetp Council yScnu mir
oieIe llnfauc perminoerl,, trasen ald
tpir oapt BEL Oics 2ano 81 einem bei.
Ieren 81 MAIDEN I'M oori!i 81 leben.
8iiien Sic cas 1913. .OOO,O
IN Raut a,liainael inn letts, Sabr:
Oas lit Ser Serllit alrh Teler al
ltrierer SeiI1atfront, lallt Gcfcro oes
Glepelano Sufetp Councils. 60 ucnn
Sic Sbren Surnlce bctrelen, tun iic
Ole slid,c in eineu MctauteIilter ME.
mails acbrauheu Sic Gapierltad|,
teln.
Sal.scisentiimer! ssie Iteben Sic
in Md)fung Ser gtafbarn2 @cnn Sbr
Gubiteig gereilist lit t,m Sic Sbnen
alno iidy ielbit e!ln @eidaigfeit. Streu-
en- Sic m,i Ole Sreppan u,lo Tubiteis
SuI5, slid,e ooer Sano. arenn es
eifig lit uno tie lpsrocu BON iDrcn
gtafbarlt Icbr geitNist lperoen bas
fir.
Na,1dMefabren! YSeun Sic uln eine
Cigarette bitten, coer cine hurgen
oSer bettein, bier lit mas Sic uidt
tun iolleu oonlit: rstidt fallen lie III
Sd,lai !usHu Sic raltd)eu." ltutcr
ben neiit iuid}tiaea llriaGen Don
Se,,er. 9rano,pmben INN. iino IN.
toritd)tiges Mauden uno sleid,giiltls
ger gebrauf BON 3iinobGlsdYen.
Gersebt ntft, ru1,den I'M gett
perlriadt oft ein 6euer ,lno foItet
Sen Gerl1lit bon Seinen ullo 2eber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
,8retpncsar Deriaeatte
IT befetleftH

Ias Mar Yroouftion Voaro utiIi,
ties Sroer ll-9, bas ge,piiien Sc,
bra,,d Don eleftriidem 9iebt perbictti
uni 100000 Gonnen aohlen Sies
Sabr su iraren, lit beiebIclno. 8erlet,
,,ns oieler Srocr fann beitraft ,per.
Sen nit Nbihlub ser eIeftrihen ge.
kald,tlng, @elbltraie auto @ef1ng-
mis-. 2aut @ortlaut Ser 1893 Sroer
fann teiue Glettri3itdt iiir Sic ioIsen.
SEN 3apede berntst sueraeu:
/. Hefloine I'M ;sreien ,,no Mc-
Misunderstanding inn Jreie,,.
2. MISUNDERSTANDING lit, sSreicu
ausgeaomnen ,pen, u1tis fiir Sic Ge.
ih1itsiiibr,ms bon gtabliiiements i'm
iSreie,l.
3. Ieforatipe uno ornomantale 8e-
lelubtung i'm Sreie'u .+
4. Shauierlterbele,dt,,ns allsge-
nommen ,penu notsperoi9 iiir Snnen.
beleuhtung.
5. MarHleebeleud,trnu Don nebr
als 60 Gsatt iiir ieoes Marq,.ee.
6. ,s4hite W,p" Strabenbeleuh.
t,u,g libcr oas @tab binni,s, bas bot
Iofalen S'fcntliheu 9eborSen ais fir
Sic Diicntl,d)e Siterbeit not;rcnSig
ieitse'set lit.
Z. Stiloerbeleuth,ns i'm Jreieu
allseenpmmen fir:
a)@cs,peiier coer Ssocntiiifations-
inilSer, erioroerlih fiir sseuer. uno
Eoliselidtit, Serfehrsfrutroue, So.
ipitiIer coer SranSport.S .Sermi,,nls;
ODER Wee,psiier coer Soe;,tiiifations.
id)iloer fir abnlife iuidt;ge 0fieut-
Iite Sienlte, Sercn 9eleud,turg be.
iolroers OILS uot1pcnota Surtl lofale
niientlid,e YeborSen beltdtigt ilt.Sie
@eitdtigurg loI id)riftlid al ben s,l-
itdnSiyen Gleftlis isit1tsIieieranten or.
folgen a,no brauht t,ift in elmer be.
ionSeren isorm 9cbaItcu 5u iein.
b) @es!ueiier ooer Sbentiii5ic.
r,mgsidiloer, bie nidt lncbr alS 60
@att pro Gtubliliemeut rerbra,,hen,
fir Merste, l,ub iiir SoteIs l,no fir
an5ere Gffentlife 2oeierbauier.
Tieies r9ro,p,wut" "sSrSer aebt III
araIt am 1. Sebruar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
8ibliettef teut Hrat,ee,,
Eeie,,,aterial s,ar Der.
fiienite
Gin5isartiaer 1ienh mnierer
@ibliotbef

Gie GlepeIono 8ubIic aibrarp bot
cine beionoere Steae, Sic iiir Sic
Nettldaerigen iotst. Ser 1ienit fann
eanf ocs 8. W. ano s. g. subo
isonos burd)setiihrt iperben. SSebes
Sabr crbaIt sic '5ibliotbef BON bcm
Stiwnoilun e:ne Sun1me, Inn 3ron.
fe nit Seieitoii su pcriorJpa.
Seit 1912 nobm Sic BOIL ser
3erionen, Die iicb an Sieie Stcuc
I'm Bidder ipenoc,,. itanbis ;u. Sn
;Srage tommen nidt nur aranfe.
ionoern audi alte 2eute, Sic nid,t
al,sgeben f0nnen. Sic Iienltitells
bat einen eiget,eu .2ieiermacen"
Ser tdglid) bon 10 bis 6 unter,regS
lit. Tim SunSerte ben Yerionen ms
yMdlern 81, cerie5en.
Bleidgiiltig ob Sic Sonns
Ifeint. ooer Of es regnet ooer
Id)neit, Die Biiher tperSen ocn MI-
tet, ,inb 2ranfcn ins 9aus sebrodt
Cenn Nie Beamten iino jitb te,pt,Bt.
Sab 4ifRr unenblih b:eI fir Ger,
ionen beSel,ten, Die ourh umit6no:
as5pungen iino, bas Saus 81 hii,
| ten. .-t'.a
Son erobtcr 9coeutuna III Sic
aus'pdbl ser B!idfr in bieier ah.
teil,,ng ser HibIiotbef. Gs fonmt
tibt nur auf einen fiir franfe oncr
afte 9cute paiiehoen Sn1alt DIT, ion.
/ bern aud, bnrai,f. oab lie eln gcsuii,
les 6orttat baben uno ttift 81
iflpet ftnS. Seoer 0eier fat natiir.
litJ einen anoeten 8eihmod:: ct UNI
| iabt dies bon Detettipseibidien
.!no 2iebesron,at,sn Bis az prafti.
id,en Biihern iiber &dnoorHiten
| Enb tedniihen Broblemen. giele
| nollen aud, Bidder iber Melieion
| ODER 8cid)ifte Ieien.
Sm Sabre t9Ii ;Dlr5et, pu,, sem
st1b Ser Gibltctbef ettpn 10000
| Slider fit Sielcn beionoeipn Eienit
tusAap1blt. Detpobner bon glepe.
!ono tonuen 8iider erhaltet, tpenn
lie franf ooer alt iin6. sic brauhcn
nur g&errp 1920 onrufen unS nah
sSriiulein 6. 4sroutp berlansen. Gle.
pelar1 III bie einsige Staot in ben
Vercinigtcn Stadten. Ole scaf Der
ssuoo stiftuns AMI oieie arob5iisise
Weile iiir frante uno altc Neute
lorst.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

9fit oieien @ortcn ieste @riguoier
General Stpol q. Goof, Gbcf Bro
furlnent Sipilior, Mir 7 1nical Ger
picc, Commando o1 @rilbt 6ielo,
Canton, ohio, 8rpC Gleoelanos
Griegsprpouftipn Manpctper TriUc
in Ye,uesuno. Sieier Sriue miro BON
lofalen 9Mmitt bes Mrrneeoienites
.,ne uaen p0ltiid)cn agcnturell hie
intereiiert iiro in &riegsn,ateria!.
8eifaiiluls geiiibrt, I'm in Den let
tenSagen I'M Sunnar 500 Gfenlben
oen ariegsiabritsn sl5,fiibrcn uno
uerSeu fortiabrcn oics SIT ti,n 'o'
large s(rbeitcr heltotigt ,perSen.
@riaaoier General Goof heallilid)s
tigt Sic taglid,e s(usJnbc bon 75,,
100000 Collars iiir Ilugtllgc nnb
Materiol. 9ei einem Sunheou on
GicnstaJ int lotel Statlcr teilte cr
NIT, sap Sic Hrool,ftion bon 9-29
5lrgSe,getl siriifgebliehcn lit an
ser &eiluotiront. Gics nub rerbiitct
.uerSeu Il, 3utun't.
Surtl pcricbltela Sptimls,n:!s,
nidt eauj Die Sf,1,!S Ncs Solfcs, ia
ben mcbrere Grie9sarbeitcr i'm ean.
Sen Suuo ibre slrbeit ailigcgsben,
tuas 1:atiirlid) 81, eiuenl NationalSn
Yrcblenl 1efiibrt hat. Gcr 5lreI
SSabren, ais ollie glallbter in 8efabr
Su ieln, cfItcu WfGulwr u,,o ssrauen
5,lr MrGe;t llyto inaHtcn Die aFaiieu.
prc>uftion n,Gslid,. Gieicr Gbroei5
s,l arbciteu iiir cinen 3lped nlllb ,uie-
ser erregt .reroen inter Sen slrbeI.
tern. Tanll fGnlelu mir beltintmt sic
,ieueu 9lui!riigs ericoiJen. Muh tus
Erpbllction Manpolper SrDe Gom.
mittee nmd)te befannt, bab 10000
arieesaritrdae I'M Hiicfitano iinS IN
Gleuelallo allcin lno ole lofalelp
8ruppen rabten iid, IN Sic Mrbeit,
Inn sic slrbcit llud5llbnlen' NuS Nar
Efforts Committee 0es GlenelanO
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

- llnterftiiken Sic sic in unfcrei
aeituaa onaei9enbsn 8eihdftsleute'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Der Sau 1lDauaec,ycnes
shlub BON Geitc 1.

ncue Wunner i,no 10 tpllpoe Senrr
Wallace orsecii,ht oas Sd)iif snle.
rif, in sen Srieoen binein5ulelte,,
Inns bier lpoIlan tp;r feiue 9enlcr.
f,neen madjem oh ssones rSer Scnry
MalGace 8liid haben Dps ,ourf5lt=
Iitbren mas bas &olf luia: s(rbc;!
fir nuc uno sic Sitter ser Grseug.
niIle Ger @elt fir aae Meuihen oui
Groen. Tas lit Ole ucuc 3eit, sic
3eit nad) oem ariege inns ,uir suullen
bier crinucrn an Ole ih6ncn @orte
.oes bcutIeben Iid,ters:
Gas sllte ltiirst
Gs Grbern iid SIC 3eiteu
lino :te:lCs 2ehen
Vliibt aus Sen Muine:l.
slber in @aibiltgton sieben sic IG~
eeororrten nod inuner Sen &,,nNcs
apaeen, ,srabrelro Sic IIuoseuge 4OG
Mei!en Die St,lnoc ralcn' @elcb eli,
@ioeripr,N!!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Nc&aefct1r Ncs
8sti@aftcr itirbt

$>arristn,rg, ga. S,ier itarb Gr.
Samltel s. l1mbreit, "a Sabre al,
9ieSat.e,lr ocs rgotidoiter, ocs Glte-
item beltid,en airtenbtattes in Sen
8ere;nisten Shaaten. Sie 3eit,lrs
tplrbe friibcr in GlepelanS bergeitcllt
Del Ser &ird,eiroruferri ton SSerrl,
SauIer, Sic BARN 1,ad) Sarris5lry
10 ssuhrc 5,,riit perlegt ,puroe.
Or. l1,tbreit erlitt ci,en @ersiblas
,uabrenb er Dor ieiren, &auie Sdmee
lduufelte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
1tultmripie0cl
Mms Natnr nno 6ciitesleben
Mltcrn6e ]sflanscnarten

Die Sebcusfroft terihieoencr
gflan,enarteu tit 5lpcifello5 I'M grs
lojdeu. Ior alleln gcborcn 81; ibncn
iolde alrtsn, Sic iih nidjt mebr ali
geidIebtlitheln @ege, alio ocirf St,s
men, ionoern bllrt slolegcr, @ar,el,
tq,oltcn oosr Gbnlid, iortpflansc,..
Sies gilt 3. 9. iiir bie bcfannten Hu,
ramioenpappeln, pie!c Moicn, Sblt4
iorten uI,p. IS lit in nautcn Sal.
len MIR cine ssrage uon Sa9rsbnten,
,pann iie poIlig oerlhluilnoen leln
ipcroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

S1t ben norSeuropaiifen aiiIien.
ldnoern bat man Dor Ginger 3eit bic
Beobadtuns gemad)t, oaB Der Gong
,nebr inlb nlebr abnimmt. Cine er.
fl6r,n,p fir oieie rdtielbafte pflan.
5entra,,fbeit, 6ie aui tcr eat,3en @elt
ipiirbur spir5, bat mai, rod nid)t &C..
fanben. Sir Die seefiiderci beoeutet
iie eine grobe @efabr, oena bic Giidc
brauGan Die sLn1gapdlber1 se,ta,i
10 'rie ser Wenih ieine 0mrbn1loer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Sel>at tanH Sre,ai,>it,
3,li1t GcN per,1rtetlt

2onOon' 3um Sobe nerurteiIt muir.
Sen aarl 8l,itaD &ute,,, Elm 22iGbri.
ger umeritaniiden GuIid,irm-SolSat
aus Rerniplbanien, llnO Die 18j1bri,
ga eltgliihe 1dnSerin MarD Mcrolht.
Sic batten ei,ten 1arifab sGbal,fieur
in Ieiren Muto ermoroet uno beral.; ;bt
STE tuerhen mad, ergliidem @eies
aebdngt. ----- ---- -.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

Drei de, beliebtesten Nvmmssn ven vn.
serer nsven Observation-Disclosures
SehIonkmochsnds Conzvsbsrdsveks in
sesehmoekvoIIem Royon Jsr.stts. In elmer
AuswohI hvebseher Drvcks vnd nevey
Furben. Croessen 80 bis ~.
Post vnd TsIsphonsvfsvssss
Rvfsn Sic cHsrvy 5000.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
8e>e,,j46be Scr Gr>e
eiferim4tie behmtet
Sd)lus bon geitc 1.

itpl; auf 5as, frds cine autarte Dtine.
rahpirtldait serunnt !r:.rSe. sa!r
bleIten inns iiir cine glltuerIorgtr
Na:ioll, ulro eillige bon l,us batterl TO-,
gar e;1, lpenig Mitleio nit aroerea
statsonen, Sic ipei,iser gut ceriorgt
suare,l. Gie gSorte uboue" ,,nb rbape
not" .uuroeu etsras al fret orgc.
tuoaot.
II. 3. brandt anslGnSiide
Netaae ..
rSie Gi'a4lerse bes Sate Super;or,
oas Saurit oon arfanias, bas Sc,
troleum III 1eras ltlto al Scr @eit.
fiilte, Sas Molpbodn bon Glin,ur,
COLORADO, Sic aoble Ser NppaIaGei,,
oas 9lei ais Siiooit-Miiiouri uno
al1bere 1pid)tige Minerulien biloen eiu
10 eiEbrudsoolles Gnnses, oaf, mir
weoer oie @ian',igfaltieteit, nod Sic
Wenge Ser not9peuoig rrerSenSen Mi.
ncrallen pnrausiaben. G's suar crit.
,rahSen Die 8einbreu bcs Sdiffs.
perfebrs auifamen, buB es llns be.
,pi,bt ,uuroe, oaB oos, ,pas u,,s sur
Geriii9ung itebt, ,mft ausreid)t, ,l:,o
|i>aB es piele Suden gtbt. Die mir
.lidt ba6en.
rEl0eli6 erreifte Ser 8eourf mad,
Mineralien sietorob0be. Slcid3eitis
tuurbe u,rIere SeeidyfmDrt elmer
sroberen gelaituils oaseeiett als ie
5upor. Sett cr;nnerten mir uns. oai,
piele Mineralien, loie aus fernen 2dn.
bern fOn,lne,,, eite 1peientlihe @ouc
in u,ierem Birti6aftsleben ipieIen
Gs lit miibig, 81 ltreitet, ob bier9c'
gen 8oriorge hdtte getroffen ,uerbc,t
iouen.
&iAti0feit bes Seetransports
sir Die @egenspart lit es aus.
reidenO, Grle,d,terung 6nriiber 5,l
empiinben, oaB ser meiite @eourf ge.
6edt tporbcn lit. Mber fit 3ilf,tnIts.
plane lit es notpenoig, It'd, oeffen 81
er;nnarn, CAB Ole @ieoerer0ift,aing
|oer lsesuese Ser ,uihtieite Gin3elbei.
trng 5ur 20I,ino Der aablIofen Hro.
oR ariegs5tuefe geueie,. lit. Wir ba.
ble,ne unierer MISUNDERSTANDING fir
ben feline neuen Eorrdte in Sem I'm.
fang gefunoet, tuie ,le.ie Sdiffc, .irt,
|alte Suelle1 81 erreid:en."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
e. Itc mnIcre 11lannitn nccn in precntticn, c'e
IN 3cif uniern feiMN itklaaen

elouertljing llub crblelt loear Spen'
Sen Don ,3eit bon 3eihingsagentei1
MIR nm oen 3,pef Slt errcitben. STR
ctrnfiibrer, 9calnte bon Gra,ienflubs
Sic Yarent Seafers .9liI. ,nuroen bers
cnae3caeu s,m oieie apid)tige Sahe
TOR bas @plt 81, bril,grn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

eixS ete anb Sase aassS>siesa
DeitGIieb in asaa3tsbssstn snD
Gesiral 0srtane? 0e1a nidIk ~
u bie Sett teisatretsn. IN seas1sse
Sxtssmstisn rxfea eie IN es1Al.
tertsefer On.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

r@em, ih nur tpiibte. mas id mel.
nem Mnrn gum Geburtstae ihe,fe,,
ioQ2"
sd teritebe bid niht! IS gtbt
bod iider touien6 Sdden Die 81,
gan3 gut brnuden f6nnteit!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

'Oitie ienbei Sales Sag etsm>s
IN GIiiobeth Goiiel, 761 gbop 3d..
rIebeldmb. Obio.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-02
NAVY LIFTS BAN AGAINST
NEGRO SAILORS ON
N0N-C -C0MBATANT Ships

WASHINGTON, May 2 (ANP)
Negroes will be given more sea
assignments in the future, accord
ing to Vice-Adm. Randall Jacobs,
chief of the bureau of personnel.
Under the new policy, Negro per-
sonnel of all general service ratings
now are eligible for duty on board
all auxiliary vessels of the fleet, up
to 10 per cent of the vessels total
personnel, Adm. Jacobs said.
At least 100000 Negro officers
and enlisted men, who are in the
navy, marine corps and coast
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-02
need ~ MORE SIGNATURES
ON POLL TAX BILL

WASHINGTON, May 2 (ANP)
An intensive drive is being
opened to collect AZ signatures for
the anti-poll tax discharge petition,
it was learned here. To date, 176
members of congress have signed.
Two-hundred and 18 signatures
are necessary.
Meanwhile, the members of the
executive board of the National
Committee to Abolish the Poll Tax
were preparing to meet here We'd
nesday to perfect plans for carry
ing through the fight for the dis
charge and the floor debate to fol-
low. They will meet for one day.
Making the announcement, Kath-
ryn Shryver, committee secretary,
said that she expected that men,
bers of the coalition group push
ing the legislation would attend the
meeting. She expressed the conf
dence that the balance of sigma
lures needed would be achieved Sin
a relatively short time" Already
the drive is ahead of the experience
in 1943, it was said.
Congressman Vito Marcantonio
(ALP) of New York, whose name
is attached to Hr-7 said, 1--WE are
sending out an sos for the folks
back home to get behind their con-
gresham to sign the position"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-02
KENTUCKY GOVERNOR
PROMISES TWO HIGH
POSTS TO NEGROES

FRANKFORT, KY, May 2-Ap-
pointment of at least two Negroes
to high posts in his administration
was promised by Gov. Simeon S.
Willis.
The Governor announced he
would name one as member OF
the State Board of Education, and
added he strongly urged that At
torney General Eldon S. Dummit
appoint a qualified Negro as an
Assistant Attorney General.
There is one vacancy at present
in each of these positions, and the
Chief Executive said he would fill
the board post as soon as John
Fred Williams, State Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction, recon-
mends "the best qualified man or
woman available"
Dummit said he had had in mind
for a considerable time appoint
ment of a Negro lawyer on his
staff.
The Governor explained he al
ready had named a commission to
study needs of the Negro race.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-02
REP. HOOK ASKS NATION
TO CONSIDER PREJUDICE

WASHINGTON, May 2 (ANP)
upon the nation to give
serious thought to the problem of
racial antagonisms'' at home as a
consequence of the ending of the
war, Rep. Frank E. Hook ID,
Mich.) entered into the record the
stirring article called "Prejudice ::
Our Postwar Battle" which ap-
peared in recent issue of Look
magazine.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-02

guard, will be affected by the quota
system on auxiliary of noncombat-
ant vessels. Negroes were assigned
to 25 auxiliary ships last August
for the first time in this war.
The latest move, although on a
quota basis, applies to all non-com-
batant ships.
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ASK CONGRESS TO PROBE
BASEBALL jim CROW

WASHINGTON, May 2 (ANP)
A joint resolution calling upon
the commerce department to inves-
tigate ''employment policy and
practices" Of the baseball clubs af-
filiated with the National and
American leagues was introduced
in the house by Rep. Vito Mar
cantonio (ALP) of New York.
Aimed at the discrimination
against Negro ball players, the res
olution was referred to the house
interstate and foreign commerce of
which Marcantonio was a member
Il feel confident that we will be
able to get a hearing soon," he
said. ''The purpose of the bill is to
take the whole discussion from
within the four walls of the base
ball clubs and bring it before the
greatest American forum"
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our
husband and father, William
N. Sumlin, who passed away
May 2, 1914, in our home, he
is fondly remembered. Sweet
memories cling to his name.
Those who loved him sincerely
in life, still love him in death
just the same.
Mrs. Irene Sumlin
and children.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-30
LATE APPLICANTS
 MAY BE DELAYED
M. V. Officials Urge AutO= ists to Apply Now for
 Registrations

Commissioner John T. McCrathy wishes to advise car owners that the Waterbury office of the Motor Vehicle department serves those liv- ing in the following communities, and that their 1945 registrations are awaiting them there,
 Beacon Falls, Bethlehem, Ches- shire, Middlebury Morris, Nauga- tuck, oxford, Prospect. Southbury, Thomaston, Wolcott, Woodbury and WatertoWn.
 Sign and mail your renewal reg istration application with the proper fee now or before February 18th, Your present registration expires February 28th at midnight.
 The Commissioner appreciates the response to date of those using the mails to renew their 1914 registra- tionS, as tabulations show an in- crease of several hundred over this time last year.
 Warning that because of the man. power deficiency, the motor vehicle branch office on Watertown Ave nue may not be in a position to handle a heavy last minute rush of 1945 registrations, Mrs. Alice E. Bradley, manager Of the office ap- peals to motorists for immediate filing O frenewal applications.
 Applications may be made by mail up to Feb. IA. New inserts must be in cars before March 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-30
By DOUGLAS LARSEN NEA Staff Correspondent

Washington, Jan. 30 - War Man power Commission is working out plans to extend the apprentice train ing program for veterans to 400, ,000 industrial establishments all over the country. Already operating are approximately 30,00O of these pro- grams. Postwar goal of MIG is to maintain a force of 5,000,000 all- around skilled workers in industry, which will require about 100000 ap- prentices in training annually.
 To date only about 1900 veterans are enrolled in apprentice training but in the next few months this number is expected to rise sharply.
 O. How do go about getting in- formation on the apprentice train ing program and getting started in it?
 A. Your local office of United States Employment Service or Vet eranS' Administration can give you all the information or you can go yourself to an employer who has an apprentice program in operation.
 Q. What are the quaIificat tiOns necessary for getting such training?
 A. You must show natural ap-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-30
Catholic Thought And Opinion
 Rv REV JOSEPH F- DONNEIJY
sPH F. DONNELLY

gan Library and admire the rare and beautifully illuminated copies Of the Bible preserved there. These works which are so treasured today were made in the scriptoria of the monaSteries of the Catholic Church where monks labored for days, and weeks, and months, and years to preserve for the world the teachings of the Scriptures.
 1n those days printing had not opened the new world of learning and the Church so fortunate as to have one of these books, made so precious by long labor, tre-5ured it very highly. And what did they do with it? Customarily it was placed On the reading stand in the Church and-chained to a post so that the scripture lovers of those days would not become so enamored with the sacred writing that hey light carry them away
 Yes, the Church chained the Bible, chained 1t not so the people could not read it, but chained it so that the people might have it to read The Church chained it as the tele- phone booth directory is chained. So that the people will not read it? PATHFINDER
 Pathfinder joined with the leftist press in criticizing the Christ.n IS message of the Holy Father. In part it remarked: World reaction to Pope Plus Christmas message is agreed on one point: The Vatican has sWapped its a avoWed neutrality for seat on democracy's bandwag- on. So Pathfinder-it has surpris- ing national circulation would make the Church a tardy, 1944 champion of democracy.
 But one would be hard put to find greater stupidity. Take one long glance at history and see the world as it was at the time of Christs coming and watch what was done to that world through the centuries by the Church's teaching of the equal ity of all men as sons of God re- deemed by Christ The fact that his tory will testify to is that the Church is responsible fC all the democracy there is in the world to- day.
 Woodrow Wilson described the Church of the Middle Aes as the great example of democracy: "There was no peasant so humble that he might not become priest, and no priest so obscure that he might not become Pope of Christendom.
 GOOD BUSINESS
 One of the most farsighted of Americas induStrialists is the young president of the U. s. Chamber of Commerce, Eric A. Johnson. Among the many topics of business on which he has expressed good sense none was more timely than his re- cent support for the guaranteed an- nual wage in American business.
 Speaking to a group of business mer in Wisconsin he stated: T would like to recommend that all American buSiniss men study ways to eliminate needless layoffs. Per- haps they will find some way of ap- plying the annual wage idea to their shops. . Steadier jops mean high production, high mployment and high wages. All of these we must have if we are to advance our stan dard of living to new highs in the postwar world"
 Somewhere in the future is the annual wage for American working mer, It is morally correct and it is economically possible. No one de- nies the many technical difficulties that must be ironed out, but the brains and the brawn of labor and management can remove these ob- stacles