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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20
Zadeva izgnanega
pOrOcevalca POulOsa

KAIRO, 7. novembra (O.N.
A. - Ker angleske oblasti nj
SO dale nobenega pojasnila gle
de vzroka, zakaj je bill poroce-
valec Poulos, correspondent
agenture Overseas News, izgnan
il Palestine, je tidal fameriski
glavni stan novo dovoljenje "a
potovanje v Sveto dezelo.
Ma zahtevo predsednika raw
nateljskega zbora O.N.A. agen-
ture, G. Herberta Swope-ja, sta
amerisko zunanje in vojno mi
nistrstvo stvar preiskala in ko-
mandant ameriskih sill " Sre-
dozemlju, general Giles je mai
pref zahteval objasnila cd pod
rejenih britanskih oblasti, ko
pa nj prejel nobenega odgovora,
je pisal dne 26. oktobra gene
ralu Paget-u, vrhovnemu ko-
mandantu britanskih sill v tenn
podrocju.
Amerisko zunanje ministr-
stvo je med tenn dognalo, da OBJ
nasanje vojaskega correspondent
ia nj dalo nobenega povoda "a
izgon. Ker Sc vedno nj odgovora
S strani angleskih oblasti, je
glavni stan armade tukaj po-
novno izdal dovoljenje "a poto-
vanje v Palestine in rezerviral
vojaskemu korespondentu mes
to ma armadnem letalu "a dan 8.
novembra.
To je menda prvic, da je bio
korespondentu, XII je bill izgnan,
dovoljeno vrniti Sc nazaj v do
ticno dezelo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20

: Pr. druzini Ivana s. Zupana,
urednika Glasila KSKJ, zivece-
ga ma 493 E. .120 St., ~bodo te-
kom enega tedna obhajali kar
dive poroki, kajti Sc nadaljna
njegova diva sinova sta Sc odlo-
ella zapustiti svoj fantovski
stan in slediti " zakon svojima
drugima bratoma.
Tako Sc DO v cetrtek, ma Ia
hvalni dan oh $50 v cerkvi Ma
rije Vnebovzete ma Holmes Ave.
vrsila poroka najstarejsega Zu-
panovega sina Stankota, XII ze
cello vrsto let vrsi delo urednika
angleske sekcije gorinavedene-
ga lista (Our Page). K oltarju
DO peljal svojo izvoljenko Miss
Frances Morel, hcer druzine
Michael in Frances Morel z
1924 Greenwood Ave. Zeninu
bo "a plieo njegov brat Vincent
il St. Louisa, Mo-, XII Sc je facet
kom tega meseca vrnil,. casino
odpuscen in odlikovan liz Mem
cije. Seveda DO navzoc pri poro-
XII tudi zeninov brat Henry, XII Sc
je tudi vrnil, castno odpuscen cd
ondi Sc minuli mesec.
v soboto 1. decembra oh 10.
uri zjutraj DO pa v cerkvi sv.
Filomene ma Euclid Ave. in
Eddy Rd. tudi obljubil vecno "a
konsko zvestobo Henry Zupan;
"a nevesto 81 je izbral Miss Mil
lie Lavery, hcer druzine Jacob
in Amelia Lavery IL 170O e. 1873
st. Novoporocencem zelimo vse
najboljse!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20
Slovaski fasisf
w. '~ T -
Sc yedno rogovilijo


LONDON, 10. novembra. -
Praski radio je danes porocal,
da so ceske oblasti, izvrsile vec
aretacij med tako imenovanimi
''belimi partizani", XII so obtoze-
nj, da ma Slovaskem vodijo kam-
panic proti Ceskoslovaski re-
publiki. .--.~.@r
Letake, katere sirijo slovaski
fasisti,t, povelicujejo kvizlinski
rezim ''neodvisne Slovakije", ka-
teri je stal ma celu monsignor
Josip Tiso, XII sedaj caka ma OBJ
Eravnavo kot vojni zlocinec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20

drugih virov, XII trdijo, da "Kri-
zarji' predstavljajo znatno Ste
vilo katoliskih kmetov in neka-
tolikov v start kmecki stranki
ma Hrvatskem, XII sc ne strinja
S sedanjim rezimom.
Tito je tekom pogovora cas-
nikarji sedel ma koncu dodge ze-
lene mize, oblecen je bill V mar
salsko uniformo in pusil je brez
prestanka cigarete.
Ko je bill vprasan, da Ii Sc stri-
MIA z akcijo drzavnega pravdni-
ka, XII je zatrl sedmo izdajo opo-
zicijskega tednika "Demokrati-
ja," je odgovoril, da Sc popolno-
ma strinja. Izdaja omenjenega
lista je bila zatrta teden dni
pred volitvami pod obtozbo, da
je vseboval kritiko hujskajoce-
ga znaeaja.
Kritika nj bila takega znaca-
ia, porocajo tujezemski casni-
karji, da bi jo Amerikanci sma-
trail "a hujskajoco. Tuji opazo-
valci so jo smatrali "a zmerno.
Najmocnejsa trditev je bila, da
sta armada in solski sistem V
sluzbi vladne stranke in zahte-
valo Sc je, da Sc to spremeni in
da sc obema ustanovama da ne
strankarski znacaj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20

Stotnik John J. Folin, zdrav-
mix in kirurg, sin slovenskih
starsev, je bill eden izmed pr
viii, XII sc je odzval klicu domo-
vine. v vojaski sluzbi Sc je ma
hajal tri leta in pet mesecev,
cd teh je zadnji dve lett prebil
ma evropskih bojnih poljih. Zdaj
Sc je vrnil k svoji druzini ma
ma 1864 E. SO st. Svoj zdrav-
niski urad je otvoril poslopju
skupno z zdravnikom II. G.
cCarthy ma 3454 e. 90 St.,
VOCAL st. Catherine Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20
Gen. Mannerheim
|je zbezal s Finske

STOCKHOLM, 10. novembra.
- Porocilo, XII je dospelo danes
IL Helsinkija, opisuje potovanje
gen. Gustava Mannerheima IL
Fin S ke ma Portugalsko kot
''beg". Isto porocilo pravi, da nj
dvoma, da Sc bodo ma Finskem
ze v bliznji bodoenosti vrsile
predsedniske volitve.
Prvotno je bio porocano, da
je Mannerheim odpotoval il de-
zele IL "zdravstvenih razlogov. "
Dezelo je zapustil par dni pred
zacetkom obravnave proti fin
skim vojnim zloeincem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20
SEJA IN ZABAVA

Jutri vecer sc vrsi redna me-
secna seja drustva Waterloo
Grove st. 110 w. c., v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo Rd. Pc seji Sc vrsi kartna
zabava, ter Sc clanice vabi, da Sc
udelezijo seje in pripeiejo ma
zabavo tudi svoje prijateljice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20

Ia slika. XII 10 je vel Theodore Andrica So
drazici. predstavlja skupino zensk. XII imajo biz
ME sorodnike Clevelandu. ozadju stojita cd
leve proti desni: Maria Trdan in Maria Perusek
Spredaj sedijo istem redu: Pavla Rus (sestra
poznanega Williama Candona). Lojzka in Ivanka
Hudolin sestri Mary Hudolin Norwood Rd.). in
Ivanka Petric (sestra Mrs. Fannie Pekol)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20
PROGRESIVNE SLOVENKE
KROzEK ST. 2

clanice krozka st. 2 Progre-
sivne Slovenke SO vabljene, da
Sc v sredo ve6er gotovo udele-
zijo redne seje, ki se vrsi v Slo-
venskem narodnem domu ma st.
Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20
POBIRA OGLASE

Sporoca Sc nam, da je bill
Frank Fende pooblascen pri
pevskem. zboru Slovan, da pobi-
ra pri trgovcih IN obrtnikih
ogiase "a programme knjizhico,
ki 10 DO zbor tidal OBJ priliki
koncerta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20
TAJNIK Sc SELL

Mr.. Frank Stefe, tajnik Sa.
ostojnega drustva Kranj, spo.
roca, da Sc je preselilina 852 E
73 St., soba st. 8, kamor Sc MAJ
clanstvo ohrne v drustvenih "a.
devah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20
'PAPEz BLAGOSLOVIL
FAsISTA FRANcA
- T
VAIlkAN, -. nOvem

VATlkAN, ~. nOvem-
bra. - Papez Phi XII. je
vceraj v radijskem govoru,
XII je bill naslovljen ma Spa
: MILO, blagoslovl gen. Fran
cisco Franco in poslavljal
spansko versko goreenost.
v radijskem nagovoru, XII
ga je incl OBJ prliki velike
verske proslaye v Madri-
du, je papez rekel, da mora
biti Spanija hvalezna, ker
Sc je izognila vojnim gro
zOtam. =
mi priznavamo", je rekel
papez v zakljueku radijske-
ga govora, ida sc vasa We
IA ocituje v mogocni kato-
liski vitalnOsti, XII danes
preveva vase dezelO."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20
Stain Sc osebno
lott perecih zadev,
kO sc vrne v MOskvO

MOSKVA, 10. novembra. -
Tukaj je bio danes porocano,
da Sc bo generalisimo Stain "
kratkem vrnil oddiha ma jugu
in Sc osebno lotil stirih perecih
vprasanj, XII Sc nanasajo ma So
delovanje med drzavami velike'
trojice.
Ia tri vprasanja so oznace-
ma kot sledeca:
Nova konferenca velike tro-
jice; deklaracija treh velesil gle
de atomske energije; kontrola
Japonske, in pa vprasanje mi
rovnih pogodb in moznost, da
sc zunanji ministri velike peto-
rice snidejo ma novi konferen-
ci.
Tukaj obstoji Wits, da nikakor
nj izkljuceno, da bi Sci Stain ma
konferenco bodisi v London ali
Washington, in je enako mono,
da bi Truman Sci ma konferen-
co velikih treh izven Zed. draw.
Ameriska kOntrOla ma
Japonskem kritizirana
Revija "Novi cas-" je vceraj
kritizirala amerisko kontrolo ma
Japonskem. Tozadevni clanek
pravi, da sta Russia in Kitajska
mnogo bolj zaintereslrani v to,
da sc prepreci moznost japon-
ske agresije v bodocnosti kot pa
Zed. drzave.
v bliznji bodocnosti Sc pri-
cakuje, da bo Rusija tudi poda-
la svoje stalisce glede anglo
ameriske atomske deklaracije,
XII je bila objavljena v Wash
ingtonu tekom Attlee-ovega
obiska.
Kar Sc tice bodocega sodelo-
vanja med Rusijo in Ameriko,
je razpolozenje tukaj jako ugod-
no.
Russia popolnoma ukinila
cenzuro porocil
v zadnjem casu je mogoce
beleziti vec primerov, XII doka-
zujejo izboljsanje odnosajev med
Ameriko in Rusijo. Poglavitni
primeri SO: !
Zed. drzave so priznale av-
strijski in ogrski rezim; dose
zen je bill sporazum "a umik
okupacijskih Get il Ceskoslovas-
Ike, in sovjetska cenzura mad po-
rocili, XII jih posiljajo ameriski
casnikarji il Rustic, je cd Z.
novembra dale popolnoma uki-
njena.
Opozarja Sc, da cd omenjene-
ga dne naprej MISC sovjetski
cenzori crtali niti enc besede v
porocilih korespondentov CAS-
sociated Pressa" in VISA porocila
so bila brez vsakega odlasanja
poslana naprej.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20
AMERISKI VIOLINIST
POGOSCEN V RUSIJI

LONDON, 19. novembra. -
Ameriski violinski virtuoz Ye-
hudi Menuhin, XII je ma obisku
v Moskvi, je bill danes COST V.
S. Kemeneva, predsednika Vse-
uniiske zveze "a kulturne odno-
Sale z inozemskimi dezelami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20
Umik zauezni$$kih Get IL
ltalije razen IL Primorja
Julijska krajina ostane Sc nadalje
pod zaveznisko vojasko vlado

MILAN, 10. novembra - I'll Popolo," glaslo krscan-
skin demokratov danes porocao da bo Sc pred kon
Gem novebra zavezniska vojaska vlada umalna il vse
severne Iae, XII pride zopet pod itaansko suverenos
da pa bo Julska krana Prmorka) osala Sc nadae pod
kontrolo zaveznske vojaske Wade.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20

ACAiISI JS lLJdVA, I'd lAlu W.
litev, XII Sc nj docela popoln, ka-
re, da je "a vlado glasovalo
6,5O0,OOO oseb, "a opozicijo pa
da je bilo oddanih 100000 gla-
SOW.
'Poglavitno je to, da sc :je
ljudstvo pri teh volitvah odloc-
no izjavilo proti monarhiji," je
rekel marsal Tito.
Ko Sc je marsala vprasalo,
kaksno da je stalisce kralja Pc
ira, kolikor je to MENU znano,
je Tito odgovoril:
Ia kralja je najbolje,
da Sc uklOni usodi
"Slisal sem edino lie, da so vo-
litve tam " Londonu, kjer Sc
nahaja Peter, povzrocile veli-
ko pobitost. Kaj kralj namerava
sedaj storiti, mi nj znano, sicer
pa je brez pomona. Sedaj Sc ne
da nicesar vec spremeniti."
"Najbolje "a kralja DO, ako Sc
uda svoji usodi," je nadaljeval
marsal Tito. "Sicer bi bilo ma
pacno, ako bi Sc pri vsem tenn
kraljevi vlogi pripisovala vecja
vaznost. On je postal postran-
sko vprasanje. Zgodilo Sc je, da
Sc je znasel sredi dogodkov, ka-
terih ne more spremeniti. Mo-
narhija je bila element, XII je
mogel samo ovirati razvoj Jugo-
slavic. Ljudstvo Sc je naveli-
Gallo kralja in ga sploh vec ne
priznava.
Narodn: zbornica bo ustvarila
notranji ustroj drzave
Marsal Tito je rekel, da bo no.
voizvoljena narodna zbornica,
XII sc bo 20. novembra sestala k
zasedanju, resila vprasanje no.
tranjega reda, nato pa je dosta-
vii: "Nova drzavna struktura bo
narodu dala svobodo, da posveti
vse svoje moci obnovi dezele."
Tito je zanikal, da v dezeli OBJ
stoji znatnejsa opozicija ali da
Sc je vrsilo kako ustrahovanje
onih, XII so zeleli podpirati opo-
zicijo. Dostavil je, da Sc aktiv-
most proti opoziciji ne DO pove-
Gala, pod pogojem, ida Sc DO opo-
zicija vrsila v okviru zakonov."
Kar sc tice osebne svobode,
pomanjkanje katere je~ tukaj
glavna tarca kritike cd strani
opazovalcev il inozemstva, je
marsal Tito rekel, ida cim bodo
tolpe Cetnikov in Ustasev neha-
lie svojimi aktivnostmi, bodo
vse drzavljanske svobodscine
dobile popolnejsi izraz."
Titova hjaya glede
hrvaskih ''Krizarjev"
Ko Sc je Tita vprasalo glede
gibanja med katolicani in pri.
stasi Vladimirja Macka ma Hr
vaskem, XII Sc imenujejo "Kri
zarji," je rekel, da to nj nobene
novo gihanje, temvec samo move
ime, XII so 81 ga nadeli ustask
teroristi, v nadi, da s tenn dobije
podporo ljudstva.
To ne soglasa $ porocili j,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-20
Ljudstvo je pri volitvah pokazalo
svojo voljo; "kriizzarji" ma HrvaSkem
so nasledniki teroristicnih ustasev

BELGRAD, 16. novembra (Poroca Sam Pope Brewwe
v New York Times - Marsa Tito je noco zjavil da je
veka zmaga katero e udstvo pri votvah H. novembra
dao Narodn osvobodni 'front.' vsee zapecatla usodo
monarhie Jugoslaviii.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

large pasture When walked out COW stood up and led the applause
of
4sth who live big chateau with snen gardens and statues which they took
Papdas Salt Lake City Ernest Parker South Carolina broke out box
OF he -n-one
all tasted great and hadn't really stashed
from the Marsee They'd told him hurry because they had big
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

about /. II was still a little
hazy but ] wasn't nervous at
all. Hsn't that benzedrine
wonderfule) At Amiens We
played for the 42Sth Troop
Carrier boys who went IN
first az Normandy, spearhead-
ing the invasion with airborue
fighters and paratroopcrs. We
pnt on our show i'm the middle
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25
Ration Book 5 Prepared

WASHINGTON, July "A (UP)
Price Chief Bowles announced
today that 150,000.0O0 copies of
war ration book ) which he
hopes will be OPA'S last-would
be distributed between Dec. 3
and l5
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

COMMUNIQUES

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w a bucket
thai nyp hayea apple for o
the tskeon but there overcast The
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ADYERTISEAIENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-25

RlAlI0-GratiO,.nt Elliott Parkins
open 6.il Cooled Monty
Noolley. Oracle Fields. Molly and Me"
~ Love Mystery" with Jim Bannun
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-23
COUNCIL FOR FAIR PLAY
Presents AWARD
TO SCHIEFFELLIN

NEW YORK, April % (ANP)-|
DR.. William Jay Schieffelin, chair
man of the trustee board of Tuske-
gee institute and regarded as one
of the truest exponents of inter-
racial cooperation in New York
City as we'll as the country, has re-
ceived the first award of the Coun-
Gil For Fair Play.
The council which is headed by a
group of outstanding citizens, pre-
sented DR.. Schieffelin with a bronze
plaque, a bas relief profile of him
self done by the famous sculptor, 10
Davidson, together with a fund
which he is to distribute among
those agencies which in his opinion
are doing the most to improve "hu-
man relations and better under
standing" The presentation was
made by the distinguished conduc-
tor and composer, DR.. Walter Dam
rosch, at concert at Waldorf AS
toria. Newbold Morris, president
of the city council and chairman of
the Council for Fair Play, presid-
ed.
Commenting that the Council fol
Fair Play had been established 'te
foster good will and better under.
standing among all people" DR.
Damrosch said, "For so years DR.
Schieffelin was in the vanguard Of
that noble army which constantly
befriended the colored race"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-23
BILL Willis SIGNS AS.
KENTUCKY STATE HEAD COACH

COL NIB U S, O., April %
(ANP)-Bill Willis, Ohio States
all-American tackle, will be head
football coach and athletic director
at Kentucky State college after he
graduates in June.
Willis, rated as one Of the great
est Negro football players Ohio
State has ever had, signed a two
year contract. Although he received
bad leg injuries last fall and was
unable to play in the best of physi-
cal condition, he was chosen "all-
American on three of the top honor
teams.
The "Deke," as he is familiarly
called, began his famous football
career during his days at Colum-
bus East High school, then earned
a varsity spot on Paul Browns 1912
squad. Willis has also added great
strength to the track teams and
participated in the weight events.
Beside football, the "Deke" has
fine scholastic record. He made a
3.75 average last quarter.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-23

'sThe United States must be a
good example of democracy" said
DR.. Schieffelin in accepting the
award, adding "where every citizen
no matter what his color, will have
the same opportunity to vote and
the same privilege of living. We
can't legislate against prejudice be-
cause that is a view but we can
legislate against discrimination be-
cause that is action"
DR.. Schieffelin, close friend of
Booker T. Washington and DR..
Robert R. Motion, in 1894 as presi-
dent of the Armstrong association,
with George McAneny as secretary,
enlisted the support Of Grover
Cleveland, Theodore Roosevelt, Col
Watterson. Jos. H. Choate, Edwin
A. Alderman and William Howard
Taft as speakers in meetings in
Carnegie hall and Town hall to pro-
mote the ideas of education as car.
ried out at Hampton and Tuskegee
| The Urban league was started al
| DR.. Schieffelin's home, under the
name of the Committee for Improv
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-23
CATHOLIC TELL OF PROGRESS
IN FIGHT AGAINST RELIGIOUS
AND RACE BIAS

NEW YORK, Apr. % (ANP)-
Notable progress "to abolish racial
and religious bigotry in America
"was noted in a report made public
by the Foundation of Catholics for
Human brotherhood here.
An increase of so per cent was
also noted in the number of leaflets,
circulars, pamphlets and other
reading matter distributed free by
the organization to counteract what
the directors termed "the anti
Christian forces of disruption that
have flourished in Europe and are
threatening America"
The Rev. Sister Marie Mercedes
professor of sociology at the Col
lege of Notre Dame of Maryland
in Baltimore, has been reelected
national president of the Founda.
tion of Catholics for Human broth.
erhood.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-23

ing the Industrial Condition of the
Negro. In 1918 he served as the
colonel of the 18th regiment, New
York National guard, Negro. He is
a trustee of Hampton institute. He
is vice-chairman of the Council on
African affairs of which Paul Rob-
oson is chairman. He was treasurer
of the Scottsboro Defense commit
tee and the National Committee for
a Permanent FEPC.
He served under Mayor LaGuar-
dia on the commission to investi-
gate the Harlem riot. He is chair
man of the board of We-chi-ca, a
camp for children Of all races. He
is president of the American Mis-
sion to Lepers which supports mis-
sions in India, China, and Africa
He is vice chairman of the United
Negro College fund, chairman of
Serbia Child welfare, president of
the Albanian American school of
agriculture and the American
Friends of Ethiopia.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-23

SUBSCRIBE TO THE BULLETIN
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-02-17
TESTIMONY IN Mckinney
CASE STARTS MONDAY

A jury of two men and 10 women
will hear testimony in the first de-
gree murder trial of Robert McKin-
ney, 624 South Western avenue, in
dicted for the mrder of John Her
by, July 5, 1914, beginning Monday.
Opening statements by the pros
ecution and defense will be heard
first Monday before the testimony
begins. The jury was sworn in yes
terday by Judge Robert U. Martin.
Herby was killed during an attempt
ed robbery of the Brown Derby
Cafe, 1910 n. Main street, which he
operated. George Arnold and Will
liam Moon were sentenced to life i'm
prisonment for their part in the
killing.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-02-17
ACME AVIAT0RS
TO PLAY CRUSADERS

Acme's Aviators will be out to
avenge a defeat which they suffered
several weeks ago in Springfield at
the hands of the able Chicago Cru
saders team. With the visitors will
be the little but dynamic Agis Bray,
the former Wilberforce star, who
has performed with quite few Of
the outstanding Negro cage teams
of the country.
Wee Willie Smith will hold down
the pivot spot for the locals. The
opener will find the Supreme Life
Insurance against MGR Of the DIAA
league. Stokes Question Marks Of
the Linden Center league will op-
pose the Cash Register girls at 2::30.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-02-17
RED CROSS STARTS
RECRUITING FOR
MORE OVERSEAS WORKERS

CHICAGO, Feb. 16 (ANP)-
The American Red Cross is going
to make immediate use of a large
number of additional Negro over
seas workers, it was announced
here. The tremendous movement of
Negro troops overseas, which has
increased to such an extent that
there are perhaps 100000 or 8OO,-
900 men in various areas outside
the country and the undoubted fine
effect on morale which colored Red
Cross workers exert has led to the
decision to train and employ more
workers.
Those needed will include both
men and women, said Jesse O.
Thomas, assistant to the admins
traitor of general services from ma
tional headquarters at Washington.
Mr.. Thomas said he was arranging
for recruiting or information work.
ers in five areas. In the northwest
ern and Chicago area, Miss Ahnas-
tasia Scott, who has just returned
to America after two years in Eng
land as clubmobile operator and
personnel officer, will serve. Ligon
Buford, wha was club director at
Manchester, England, for more
than two years will join the speak
ers bureau during the war fund
campaign for the same area.
All three officials were guests at
a luncheon sponsored by the Chi
cago chapter of the Red Cross.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-02-17
VOTE DRAMA

CHICAGO, Feb. 16 (ANP)-
A mixed audience of LOO persons
attended the first showing of 'New
Day." a dramatization of the Texas
primary decision sponsored by the
Chicago branch NAACP at the
Eighth Street theater in the down
town area.
A cast of so, supported by musi-
cal numbers from Maurice Nc
Ghee's "Sharps and Flats" pre-
sented the six-scene, two-act page
ant as part of the branch's pro-
gram for integration of the Negro
into American life. It was written
by Miss Maye Powell, who studied
at Yale and Northwestern univer-
sites and who dug into legal briefs
on the entire Texas case to get the
background material.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-02-17
NAMED ASSISTANT Attorney
GENERAL IN MASSACHUSETTS

BOSTON, Feb. II (ANP)-Spec-,
ulation on the political future of
Joseph M. Mitchell, recently re-
placed as executive secretary to the
governors council by John H. Lou
den was ended when Atty.-Gen.
Clarence A. Barnes appointed him
an assistant attorney general.
Barnes, recently named attorney
general, was councillor while Nit
chell was secretary.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-02-17
DUNBAR MAKES IT
five STRAIGHT

The Dunbar Wolverines chalked
up their fifth straight victory last
night in their annual Homecoming
game at the local gym by defeating
Monroe, 27-26, in a thriller. The
game was a nip and tuck affair all
the way with the lead changing
hands quite often. Thaddius Jack
son, Dunbar guard. put in a game
winning shot with only 80 seconds
to go to decide the affair. Monroe
had previously beaten Dunbar at
Monroe.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-02-17
MOTHER SCOTT Anniversary
AT COTTON club SUNDAY

The anniversary program in con-
junction with the conclusion of the
disqualification drive of the Mother
B. Scott home will be held at the
Cotton club Sunday.
Mrs. VeAnn Smith, who was
sponsor of the drive, announced
that the board of directors of the
hame had decided to culminate the
campaign, which just recently got
under way.