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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-05
Daroanfllen= frage
tuir0 fnte1er akut

anfuro. Tiirfiide 2re:ir paren ser
Nnfi4, oab Mubettminiiter &aian
Safa oemnddit 1T 2orton nit Ser
britiiden Hesier,,ne fonierieren miro
,,m Die o:ntlide anglo-ameritaniibe
$altun9 gu 8eridten su erlansen,
ponab Mublan6 cine beboraugtc
Stellung IN ben DarbareIlen foroert.
8neifel uu6 @eiorenis baben sic
Edrtei ,pdbren6 Scr letten Tage
betmgeiudt nadoem eemclbet nor.
ben mar, oaB Mosfau iif INN cine
Rebiiion Ser aonbention bon Mon-
treuS 6entiibt. auf @rune oeren sic
Tiirtei bic 3ontroHe iiber oie tpib.
tise Neerenge 3piifrn Sdrparsem
ilno Mittrlmeer ausiibt.
Sn &ntara berridt sic s(niidt bor
Dab iie nitts 2onfrctes Dor ser ndf)-
item &onieren5 Der v@rpBen Grei"
ergeben biirIte. Mber es pirb anae-
nonmen, bob DIE Siirfei oie @caf-
ton Brob6ritanniens unn ser Ierei.
ttieten Staaten in grfabrl,ne bringen
tuoaen. uno es miro ansenommen,
oaB Safa auf ser &iidreli ie bon Gan
GranciSco iif in 2onoon aufbalten
tptr6. UNI nit Yremier Gburd)iu uno
amben,niriIter Goen gu fonferieren.
Obtuobl amtlide 3reiie ibr Sdppei.
gen betuabrten, tonn aui @runo a,,.
oerldfiieer Snfornnationen Deiast
nerScr, 6ab bie Srase elmer Menbc-
runa Ser Wontreur.acnnention I'M
Deriai,f uon SerbanSlil:sgen auifam,
Die oeln NbibluB cines tiirfiid.rl,i.
Hid5en Sseunoidafts- uno 0id)tan.
griffspnftrs porausginger. 9ie @ui.
fen ioiIen t,,ih SasRroblent Ser norS,
6itlid,en fSrobins aars auisetuorfen
baben, om friiber rusiildes @ebiei
tpar. Die M1gIidfeit permanenter
ruiiiieler Stiitpunttc in ser Eiirfsi
fSnnte ebenfalls auiaatoinmen iein,
tuie tueni9er autotatipe 0reiic mein'
ten.
Sier tpnroe betont, bab bisber 6en
Tiirfcn nod feine rliiiid,en 6oroe'
r,,neen ola iol6e norgelegt murSen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-05
Bon 0unaI6 8eQ
(Msidvns der Oversees News Agency. Incl

lMsIdvns der Oversees Nsws Agency. Incl
Mdts lit nerf,uiiroiqer aIs sic
plotlihen gerdnoerungen in l,nlerr1
politiiher Stlima. SHE Yaar @onate
erleben mir unlere Be,ic1nugen aur
Sofpietun.on eiilen Saltomortale
Gor ser Mosfauer 2omferen5 Scr
Mubemlliniiter ser orei @roBn1ddte
auaren lie gsipannt, erbulten iid ual.
reno Sisier 3uimmensunit uuo er.
reid,ten Den 6obep,n1ft gegenieitige:7
GinbernebMlenS arf Der &onferen3 in
9eberan. .Gann berittledterten iie iid
tpieoer int 2auie oes sS,ahrcs t944.
bis einc neue aonferens. oicsmal in
s)alta, itdttfuno.
Dieies ~5lueite 9eberan" l6lte ben1
Mnihein aa6 alle grcberen ASrohle.
me 5Iuiidjen ben orei @roBmahte1
Sle enOetc init elmer gNelle 0es Sp
ttnlisnlus, Die nlle 2dnbcr ser Ser
einten Mationsu iiberflutete,
slber Die neuen .,SSIittertpoden'
6auerten nur perige @oden. Hlot
Iih erea6 iid) eine Giille bon &onfli:
ten. @ans often lruroe pon Ser Wog
lihteit zines Grieees NIT Der So,u
iet,mion sciproden. 8cionoere 8eot
ahter oer politiid)en Gage haben MI
gesla.,bt. bai, ein militariider 3m
ia,nmcnitrB 5iuiid,en ser gr0bter
0an0madt einerieits unb Sen beioe.
srSBten Gtottenmdhte1 ser groe an
oererieits lpabrideinlidj iei. 9lber es
berriGte 5tuiiden oen 5iegern III,
leuabare 5pannuns. Aslislid auoer
te iin Ole Stinm,lng rieoer. 81
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-05
papit idkilSert ieit,e
Send attit9ett ,.itt
Heit SrieSeft

Datitan Stabt. Ser @aiifan bat in
elmer is Seiten itarfen 8ruidiire, l.,
Der Die Nemiibuneen bes Seiliean
Shubles nm Gernbaltln9 Staliens
bonn @riesc ifiasiert iiao, Die Gnt'
bIllung as,nadt, ,bab Yapit Asius per.
i6nIid in einem Bricfe bonn "a. slpril
1910 an Nenito Muiioliuo appelliert
bat rl1nierem ,no Sbrem 2anSe Elm
iolH groBss ltneliid an eriparen.
Der Br:ei apar alio nidt eans atpci
Morrate por gintritt Staliens in ser
aries seid)rieben tuorScn.
Die Mn:!port Muiiolinis erfolste,
bieier Sdrift 'a,,folse, icd,s Gage
ipGtcr. Sic entbielt sic Grfldrune:
.,soltte Staiien morgen 5u Sen @af-
fen greifeu, 70 tuiro es fir ieocrmann
ionne,tlar iein. bab sic Gbre une
sic Gorge fir oie 3ufunit oies an
be6ingt bon ibn forberu &per0en."
Ser Imee bebauptete, oie @elfid).
te Der Stride babe gescist, Dab Sieie
Nd) niemals 3u Der 1ormcl zines
IrieSens rum ieocn Asrris" beriton,
ben bobe, eincs ~Srieoens obne &C.
teHtiateit'. zines Gricoens. Der oas
Sd,idial Ses italieniiden @olfes iii
1tidt ,uicSersut5umahenoer Weiic
fosnpromittiercn f6naltc.
Sim 13. Dfni, niht ga,lo einen Mo'
nat, bepor Stalsn oen arieg err
fIarte, beiBt es in Der Nroidpire.
teilte Din, sllfieri. Der ncl.crnannte
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-05

ltulieniids Geia,uSte fir 8erlnl,
bem aapite init, Mi,,iioliri ici tpegell
bes acknowledgements, bas Ser
Haplt oil bie Hceier,ns Ser NieSer.
lanSe nad) erfolgter oeutIder Snoa.
iion gerid)tetc batte, rsereist". M-
fieri. Ser itolicnlibe @ct;dMftpr Deim
SeiIieen Stubl se.reicn irlar, trar
bdmals tcim Hapit III Nbi6ieSs-
a,.oiend.
Ser Nupit babe oarauf seaattuor'
tet. CT babe bloB ieine Nilidt eetan,
unS babe selast: ~@ir fiird)ten uns
nidt cinElal 6apor, in Elm &on5ell-
trationslaaer eeididt 81 ,uer6en."
@eite v9liibenoe 8crItellunsen"
sus,miten 6es Sricoeus fir Stalieu
mabte scr Gaplt bem aonis 8iftor
Gmanuel uno ser 20niUln eegeniiber
als bieie am 2l. San,,ar 1889 i'm
Gatitan einen 8eiud) n,adyten, ,,nS
Damn abern,als, als Scr @apit airl
90. Sanl,ar 1889 inn Goniesidloh
einen 8eiud) madte.
Sn ser 9rcid)iire miro erflGrt, ser
Yapit iei Gcionoers bas.pesen baran
intereiiiert eetuelen, Stalicn oem
&riege fern 81 balten, tucil es oer
Sit 6rs Satifans lit.
.Solangc Stalien inn Jrieoen per.
barrt bate, spiirben sic Serbino,n,.
gen ser fatboliidpn @elt NIT ibrem
Wfittelpl,rft aub troe bes 2rie9fs
NIT elmer eetpiilen NorntalitGt tpeiter
fl,nftioniert baben," bei6t es 6ari,,
Ser 9;aeit mar iid iebr tuobl Del
fen beri,bt, baB "ein Stalien. oas
S&luB auT Sette 6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-05
Nmiiett netttteit
i4t1tett aus fabrifer

Berlin glls oie Nmcrifaner 1ms
a'noeren aQiierten 5rileren in Ser.
I'm e!llscaen, !nuroe es 5efannt, Sab
0te &uiien bereits ieit 8oden ifnue-
re Maidinen aus ssabrifen ser beut.
iben beraisgenommen boben, Inn iie
nod &ublano su trmlsportleren. Gs
beiteht eire Ntmad)uns bariiber, SaB
Ole &ulien entiddSist ,pcreen in Ma-
terial;en. Sic Muircaurg urter Sen
Ocutlhen :uGdit t1glih.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-05

@aibington. Cine Trei Gents Yof-
marie, bic erlte bon bier Marten,
bie aur Crinnerl,ng an cen Yrdiiben-
ten @ooiepelt aussegeben iperSen ioi-
len, lit bier aui Ser @c't gum Scr.
tauf gefangi unO miro balo in allen
Holtdmter,l oes 2anbes 3li baben
lem
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-05

Die Jragen iolIen lcoigIid in sic
aleen:einan Deipredungcn iiber 1en
neuen Haft eingeibaltet tporoen icin.
Ginigc 8aoba@ter iito Ser glniidt,
bob cine ecfabrlide Gage slpiide,
Mublano ,tro ser Giirfei entltebed
tpiiroe, faas iid 6ie ssraeen beroid)-
ten ioutcn. Wos sic GarSaneuen-
Grage anecbt, 10 itellen iid) oie 1iir-
fen auf Den StanSpunft, oab es
iid BEL ser Wontreurfpnpcntion bon
1896 I'M cine internationale 0erein.
barrng blnoeIte, oie nur i'm gin-
ucrnebrnen nit allem haran beteilig-
ten M6dten geGnbert ucroen fanr.
8eaiieli1 &urs pertritt sic 1iirfei
0e,t stanoput1ft, baf iiir Sen Sail
elmer Sfiid,sabe- -Soroeri,ns ser 70.
chen angenomanene Welt-Gbarter
ben Siirfen einen fIarcn Br,mo a,Inl
Yrctelt bel bcn @ereinisten Matiorell
geben tpiirbe.
gOrluirie seaen nie 2arfei
Mosfau. 0as ruiliid)e Mrnee-
Organ .Rpter Stern" mari ser
Eiirfei Dor, tp6breno bes atpeiten
Beltfrieses cine hen Gaidisnuas BE-
giinitigenbe Yolitit ee!ricbcn 81, ia.
ben. "Sie Angreifer lill1 eeidlase,,
= bamit lit bic 4iirfei cor Dem I'M.
permeibli6etr 9ugriFf eercttet nor
oen, Ser ibr nid)t erieart gebliebel
mare, tue,sn Sitter eeiiear bdtte." er'
flGrte 5. Dermaibep in ieinem Niid'
bid auf Sic intertntionale Sage. Ge,
auiiie politiide @u,ppen Ser 1iirfei
unb Sic Vreiie ioien oarnn Senfer
uno arSEc:e 8eibeioex5cit an Der
Gag legcu, tpern iie lrternationalt
Tragen 5,Dan6eln.
Ocrnlaigeu, Ser sic tii-fiihe Hrciil
san5 alls;mein fritiiierte, griff 30;
ollem Suiein Yalhin an, Sen Ser
ausseber Scs 8lattes rIanin", tpeil
Sicier sic M0slibfeit eil,es brittel
@cltfrieses IbebanSelte. Oaldins
Sauptpuntt ideine 81, iein, SaB ois
5iirfei lire Muberpolitif auf einer
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Streieszfatiitie

@aibil,yton. 9as gurcau fir s(r.
beiterItatiltit teilte nit, baB i'm let.
ten Monat 425 Streifs ousgebroben
iino, lpclAc 10000 9(rbeiter uln-
faBten l,no 81 eirem Gerl1it BON g.,
025,00O Arbeitstagen gefiibrt babel'
Der 8erluIt Ct, Mrbeits5eit mar gro
Ser als iii irgenoeinem Mai felt Al.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-05
3tpei u. =. 3eritSrer
S,sre4 4apaner perfeitft

@aibinaton. Iic II. 8. Serlt0rer
"T.piggs" nlno .Horte, Z" .lpurben bel
slaerifien Scr Sapaner 6or stina.po
gum Sinfcn sebrad,t. pa Seclc,lte
fanben oabci oen 1oh. SsapaniiNe
0omber famen in ser 9sad)t uno mar,
fen 8olnben ab unS Die Ed)iffe Der,
innfen innerbaIb fur5er 3eit, obnt
ieoe Mettllngsil0glihtciten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-05
Deatihett HaHimntperra1
iiit Deriteef eefat,tet,

8ao 5ol5. 9lmerifariide unb beut,
ide 6orid,er fanben in einem Ser.
ftef in Sen baieriiben ailpeu SCI,
'beutide,t MaSiunlporrat. Or. 9arl
s. WeiB, ser Setter oes Nnbium go,
boratoriiuns in Berlin, yeiste sen
Mmerlfanern Sas 8erlttd, oenn e,
mar ser Mann ber bas Nabilm an
'22. 9fprH bon Berlin bcrtbin aes
brndt batte. Gs bot eineri Mert poi
$2.OOO,OO0. w a,..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-05
pGpitlidee Ntiiiem IN
1tet,3ei,ttaticitsIt, sIt,eceit

2onbon. Habio sranffurt utelbete
oab cine papitlihe Miiiiou aus. Sta.
lien aOsereiit lit, INN Gle beiitiden
Gonjentrationslaacr SIT inipi5ieren
lno er,igcS iiber bas Sd)idinl ibrer
geiitl'den Sniaiien 81 eriabren.
SIN &onaentrationslaeer 4ndDal
allein Daben iih mebr ais 1900
YrieItcn bsiumoen, tcilte Ser Sel,ocr
NIT
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-05

MoIbnstou. 8rGIioent truman
ltattete iplnen alten Gvuescn in ei-
ner Menariis,lrg bes Senats, Ser
aud, saDlrelhe Mit1lieoer bes slbse-
orSnetenbolIes unh ionitige @aite
bei,robntc:i, einen offi5icllen 9eiud
ah, Inn Den Senot INN raihe Mati.
f5ier,lng Ser "ebarter" ser nelcn
@cltiiberbeits Organization su cr-
ll.den. Ser NrGiioent ,uurbe NIT
bonnernSem elpplauS empIanaen,
Ser erlt ptritllnmte, ol3 Serr Crit
man bon EQUATOR 9arfleD, Dem
Winberbcltsiilbrer @bitc uno BEN
beioen Se1atsuertretern in ser San
.sraneiseu.Ge delegation, GonraIp ,mo
&olroen6era nab Ser &eorertribiine
gcfiibrt lurroeu tpor. Srnmm lprat,
nltr iie6ea Winuten uno pies bar-
auf bin, Sab Sie promrte Grlebigltng
oes 0ertrasssperfs bon San 5ran-
cisco por GROCER @eoe.,tung iei.
Gab Sic erbriideubc Mebrbeit ser
Senatslni!elieoer in Ser Srase ser
idnelleu Jiatifi5ferlng eihlig iino,
luurbe au;b oIrd) eineu Gortrag bes
Senators Gunoenberg beltGti9t, Ser
in mebr ais einitiinoiser Sieoc bcl,
Senat eriuhte, sen Gbarter an3uneb.
men tuie er lit ilnS haf rab 9lnrab-
me besiel5cn inunerbin nod oieMog-
lid)feit beiiebt, bureh bie peridyieoenen
Grmitees bie 6urd) btr Charter IN
clifton treter. porgenomlEen iperoen
fonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-05
0unuernenre iinS fit idJneqc
Nnnahmc 0eS Charters

Madinac Sslano, Mitf. Die aous
ferens ser 8puuerneurc ser perihie-
benen Staaten beIhlolien nit groBer
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(S&IuB ouf Seite 81
The daily monitor leader., 1945-07-24
Sulu Moslems Shout HI, Joe!
As They Peddle Souvenirs

will addle alongside and shout:
Sucker Joe here?"
He might be prompted by a
seamans gag or he might, some
say, be asking for certain
gentleman from Hollywood. The
latter, Scenario writer on a
quickie war zone tour for at
mosphere. paid Sl00 for a Bolo
and Sheath, much to the disgust
of the boys who enjoy their hag-
Cling and try TO keep initiation
down.
The over-the- e-side bartering is
reminiscent of the early Philip
pines invasion days around
Leyte, except that the mass pro-
duction, fancy handled Bolos are
new. There some other not
able difference. Women and girls
rode the canoes with the men,
folk in the rest of the Philip
pines, but not among these
Mohammedan Moros. In two
days at anchor we saw only one
Moro woman in a canoe.
The only other feminine Moro
to appear was in complete con-
trast. She was as bare as the
blade of a Bolo, and without q
sign of self-consciousness.
She must have been all OF
five years old.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-07-24

Church will be in charge of ar
rangements.
Miss Jennie Przybala enter
tanned Thursday evening in the
home of her sister, Mrs: Howard
Fistler, in this village. Mrs.
Nobel Liebetreu, the honored,
guest, received gift of table
lamps and smoking stand from
the members who were present
New officers for the American
Legion Auxiliary are: presi-
dent, Mrs. Mildred Siebert; vice
presidents, Mrs. Wilbur Bantien
and Mrs. L. w. Youatt; secretary,
Mrs. Eugene Waun; treasurer
and recording secretary, Mrs.
Claude Bates; historian, Mrs.
William Church; Chaplain, Mrs.
Harry Evans, Sgt. at Arms, Mrs.
Theodore Kulman.
The August meeting of the
two groups will be pot luck
supper at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Church, Snyder
vile on Wednesday, Aug. 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Beversdorf
Of the Hart road accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ryman
of Detroit enjoyed weeks tour
through Northern Michigan
visiting at East Tawas, Rogers
City, Mackinac City and Mack
inaW Island.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-07-24
BY JAMES HUTCHINSON

TAWI TWAI, SULU ARCHI-
PELAGO. PHILIPPINES-(AP)
The Moslem Moros of this
new American war base closest
to Borneo shout "hey, Joe! good
trade, Joe.p from dawn to dusk
as they paddle their canoes
around ships in the harbor.
Bolo knives with hand carved
scabbards go like hotcakes to
the Americans. The Moro trad
ing canoes also carry chickens,
eggs, shells, pearls, fruits, metal
keepsake boxes and other items.
But BoloS are the number one
item.
After the "good trade, Joe!"
approach, the shouted bargining
goes something like this:
How much for Bolo'"
"One mattress cover, one
olIiAt, oiiS poiilS, dilu lilc 4uOl "
points at the Americans clothes
"Aw, that's a holdup. I give
you one mattress cover. one car
ton cigarettes"
"Good Boio, joe One mat
tresS, one shirt, one pants"
After a big of haggling, it's
sale for q mattress cover and
a shirt.
The mattress cover has become
a strangely valuable item with
these people who have been vir-
tually without cloth for three
years. Womenfolk can use il
for making any number of
things.
Cigarettes carry high trad
ing value here. They bring,
for instance, about eight bananas
to the pack.
Occasionally one of the Moros
The daily monitor leader., 1945-07-24

William Beauvais, who re-
ceived injuries in an automobile
accident on Gratiot and Palms
Road the past week, has been
moved from Pt. Huron Hospital
to his home on Gleason avenue
in this village. and is being cared
for by his daughter, Mrs. Dom
aid Boggs of Detroit, a register
ed nurse. Mr.. Beauvais is a
prominent business man of this
village and will be forced to
rest for a period of four to six
weeks.
New officers of the Richmond
Lioness club for the coming year
will be Mrs. Robert Weston,
President; Mrs. Russell Kolts,
Vice President; Mrs. Mildred
Jefferies, Secretary and Mrs.
William Russell, Treasurer and
hostess, Mrs. Fred Penwarden.
1NA' dilo WIS. DOlldlu OStCi
and family will spend the COM
ing week at their cottage at Jose
Lake, in northern Michigan.
News officers of the American
Legion are as follows: Com
mander Howard Baurer; vice
commander, Eldon Waterloo;
Adjutant, DR.. l.. w. Youatt: Fin
ance officer, w. X. Evans; His
torial, F. Brown Chaplain,
Claude Bates and Sgt. at Arms,
Theodore Kulman.
Miss Norma Beversdorf and
Miss Ethel SchWeiger both of
Casco Township enjoyed a boat
trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls,
N. Y.
The members of the Richmond
Columbus Farmers club will
hold a basket picnic on Thurs
day July 26th at 7 p. m. at the
home. of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Church. Clarence Miller, Rich
ard Kolasinski and William
The daily monitor leader., 1945-07-24
WEATHER BALLOON SCARE

LYONS, N. Y. U.H - After
reading newspaper accounts Of
japanese balloon landings, Ly-
ons farmer glanced out across
a newly plowed field to see a
white balloon come to earth. He
and his wife cautiously attached
string to the balloon and
dragged it around the lot, hop
ing to disarrange any explosives
which might be connected with
it. Upon bolder examination, the
farmer noticed printed instruc-
tions on the balloon, marking it
as a weather device sent into
the air at Buffalo.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-07-24
RELAX RULE FOR VETS

CHICAGO U.H = A S h trays
have appeared in Pull m a n
berths for the first time, ending
a long time rule of no smoking
in berths. The ash trays are not
for the general public, however,
but are provided in berths OF
exclusive hospital Pullmans de-
signed for wounded war veter-
ans
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-02
ARKANSAS METH0Dl5TS BAR
NEGROES FROM
CHURCH ASSEMBLY

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, May 2
(ANP)-Negroes will not be per-
mitted to attend the Western Meth
odist assembly on Mount Sequeyah
here this summer.
That ruling followed a decision
handed down by the attorney gen.
erals office which said Arkansas
has no laws providing for segrega-
ton of races at summer church
camps, said the Rev. S. NJ. Yancey,
superintendent of the assembly. He
said the ruling was made at re-
quest by the Rev. Lowell D. Jones
of Central City, Neb.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-02
"0THELl0" RETURNS TO
n. AFTER successful
TRAN5(0NT|NENTAL RUN

NEW YORK, May 2 (ANP)-
The Theater guilds famed revival
of "Othello," starring Paul Robe
son, is scheduled to open at the City
Center here May % and will run
until June 2.
The Shakespearean play returns
after a record 296 performances
here, from a successful run in Chi
cago at the Erlanger theater
Othello has been on the road since
Sept. 2 and will complete it's trans
continental itinerary at City Center
following on the heels of Carmen
JONES'" which will be booked at
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-02
MAYOR KELLY PLEDGED
SUPPORT OF State FEpC
BILL TO CHURCH GROUP

CHICAGO, (ANP)-A delega-
tion from the Church Federation of
greater Chicago received a pledge
from Mayor Edward ]. Kelly that
he would support the Illinois Fair
Employment Practice bill.
81 have been for the Illinois Fair
Employment Practice bill and I will
continue to be for it, he said. The
mayor indicated also that demo-
cratic assemblymen from Chicago
would support the measure.
The church federation, repre-
senting 1900 Protestant churches
in this area, has gone on record in
favor of FEPC legislation in Him
ois and has sent it's president, DR..
Harold w. Ruepp, pastor of Cen
tral church, to Springfield to testi-
fly in behalf of the bill, DR.. J. Harry
Cotton, chairman of the commits
sion on inter-racial relations of the
federation, said.
DR.. Cotton headed the delegation
that visited the mayor.
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The board of directors, repre-
senting Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana,
Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Mis-
souri, and New Mexico, reached that
decision at a meeting in Tulsa last
spring, Yancey revealed. It ruled
that no Negro could eat or sleep on
the assembly ground, although
they may attend special services.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-02

the huge house from May 2 to 19.
Robson co-stars with Jose Fer
rer and Uta Hagen in the Shakes
pearean play.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-21
Airlie Azalea
Gardens To Be
Opened Shortly

Coming of interest here is the
announcement of the opening OF
the famous azalea gardens of Air
lie. country estate of the late Mrs.
Henry Walters on Wrightsville
Sound.
The exact dates will be announc-
ed shortly but it is hoped that
they will be at their height OF
beauty within the next two weeks.
These beautiful gardens have not
been opened for public inspection
in the pas. several years, and will
be thrown open to the general
public at small charge, however
all service men and women will
be admitted to the gardens free
of charge. The funds raised, as
is customary, will be turned over
to worthwhile local charities.
Airlie is located on Wrightsville
Sound, on the new Wrightsville
Beach highway, short distance
from the Bradley's Creek bridge.
The gardens are noted for the
mirror-like lakes surrounded by
azaleas and other beautiful flow
ering shrubs, rustic paths and
bridges and beautiful waterfront
vistas.
Watch for opening dates!
Have eggs at room temperature
before beating them. ,.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-21
Public Is limited
To Azalea Garden.

Miss Allie Morris Fechtig re-
ported yesterday that visitors are
welcome to view the azaleas and
other flowers now blooming in the
yard of her home at 1910 Princess
street.
Miss Fechtig and her father,
F. H. Fechtig, have invited visi-
tors to their gardens and allowed
them to tour the grounds and
paths between the azaleas and
dogwood trees since 1910. This
years flowers are described as
more beautiful than in past years.
The flowers are in full bloom
on the southern and western side
of the residence and everyone is
invited to get out of their cars
and go into the yard to see them.
The Coral Belle is in full bloom
in front and the Pink Pearl and
white azaleas will be in bloom In
2 few days.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-21
Scout Training
Course Concluded

Girl Scout directors from North
and South Carolina, Georgia, Mis-
sissipn, and Florida were assem-
bled at the Assembly Inn at Mon-
treat for a two weeks study con.
ference which ended yesterday.
The course was held for training
in established and day camping.
Miss Dorothy Wells, Field Sec
rotary Of the Girl Scouts, Cape
Fear area, Inc. attended this
course. Miss Elizabeth Ijams an6
Miss Lucy Holabird from the ma
tional office in Atlanta were in.
structors.
Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
attending the Mountain Worker
Conference, as honorary president
of the Girl Scouts joined the grour
at dinner in celebrating the thirty.
third anniversary of the organiza.
ton. The Girl Scout organization
is international, and this field was
the theme for the occasion.
Lectures, group discussion, anc
the learning of skills were ma.
| jor part of the program. The
group was fortunate in having Mr.
and Mrs. George Bidstrup of the
Campbell Folk School and Johr
Miller 10 set the pace in leading
the group in folk games.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-21
Sister Kenny, Polio
Expert, To Leave U. S.

MINNEAPOLIS, March 20.-LR-
Sister Elizabeth Kenny, Australian
nurse who has become famous for
a method of treating infantile pa
ralysis, said today in statement
that she felt the time had come
when she can 'conscientiously"
turn her work over to her staff
and leave the United States.
Sister Kenny heads the Eliza
beth Kenny Institute hare. Her
statement did not say when she
plans to leave or where she was
going.
Sister Kenny came to Minneap-
oils in 1910 and the institute was
established as a charitable cor
poration in 1912. Since then hun
dreds of patients have been treat
ed and scores of nurses trained in
the Kenny method.