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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-05

Il NNE BROWN. the glamorous
- soprano, viii sail for Europe
In May to fulfill engagements In
1.-THE opera houses OF Parts. Copen-
Ihagen, and Zurich. and recitaia In
,lHtockhslrn, Copenhagen, Paris. Lon.
ldon, lisbon, Zurich. Amsterdam.
and other capitals. Miss Brown re-
sntiy turned down an offer to do
] he greatly controversial st, Louis
Won. n" In spite of the attractive
fnanct. bait held out by the pro.
d9csr. !, will instead fulllll her
'rsa:. Oh. .,,s o" tt-a zsn-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-05

Heard on NBC-
~ L w. Tues
days at 8 p
h.. EST.
! Wood / 0 n &
bac . seen es-
Sabllsaed q s
pne OF the top
;pop" singers
pn I h e air.
Nhsn, q couple
pf years ago,
e,g> had his FIRST
Ehance TO ems
jrnA i1ia own
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-05

lish, Cleveland Public Schools, will
he the principal speaker. Special
tables will be designated For the
representatives Of literary groups
and the County Poetry Day chair
men
A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
WILL BE MADE AT THE BAN
QUIET concerning the preparation
and publication in 1916 of another
anthology Of Ohio poetry, which has
just been authorized by DR.. Clyde
Hissong, the new State Superin-
tendent OF Public Instruction. While
this project is meant particularly to
. stimulate the interest Of the pupils
in the schools of the state to try
their hand at verse writing, 1t will
also be open to all adult poets Of the
state, who wish to participate. The
dead-line Of poems will be April /.
1916.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-05

kFcsrafn- Wood has been a guest
Nfaces every now and then for
ksveral years, just enoush to de-
kermire il that, were the job for
6in,., When his chance finally
1esme, with MICS Million Dol
1aaa~ ! Aoad sgEaAd darn =
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-05

FxfIHsfff 10 ed
TALENT TIL, I tells signifies the
! ability Of both Taps Miller
and 'fhelma Carpenter taboye) who
tllis week are on the upbeat with
tae downbeat. Miller's band is III
fs second week DeJais, popular
iseQuented nitery In Secaucus. N. j..
shcre, BY the way. Lorenzo Fuller
the outstanding baritone lis Great
NJ "a sensation.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-05

Ydfes Publication
Miss Carpenter. the thrill-provid
T ing thrush, whom Lew Leslie
noted B'way producer--hails AZ the
goth Century Florence Mills has
been booked into The Club Copaca.
bana Iii New York. Eddie Cantor,
noted star OF radio. stage and
screen. selected neutrality-suspicious.
| for his popular radio show Both
.acla.ara booked hv Gale Agency
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very creditable work at Phillips
Temple, having paid off the mort
gage, decorated the interior and ex-
terror or the edifice and Increased
the membership 100 percent
His friends believe the work he
has done In Dayton puts him in line
for the bishopic Of the great C.M.E.
church.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-05

conceded that Reed is the best pre-.
pared candidate In the school board
race Pass the word around to vote
for him.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-05

A man who would rather prove
tis point thar make q mint Of
money is Barry Wood, singing
e.nree Of the Johnny Presents"
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-05

RECOGNIrIONFirst Sergeant John J. Allen Seattle Wash,
Engineer training at Fort Lewis WASH
receives Colonel George w Gillette for
netorous against Northern Territory, Aus
raia AT w Leibsle Sergeant Allen and his Wife
BETTY. live nj NJ, Seattle G. ~, Corps photo
from Il. IL
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-05

September 30th Phillips Temple
closed its 8th anniversary celehra-
tion Of the pastoratc Of Or. NJ. i.
Breeding. Pastors, choirs, and mem
bers Of several local churches par
ticipated In the services. a large
purse was presented DR. Breeding
as an anniversary gift.
The Rev. Er. Breeding has done
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-10-05

Wiberforce Opens
Child Development
Center ReceiDes
Another
Accredifafios,

Wilberforce University takes AZ
distinctly progressive step in. plah 3
ming for Child Development Gem
ter, which opened October l, 1946al.
The new program will operate uns(
der the administration of Profcasors
stinsiana Erassfleld. Head OF thee
ome Economics Department, rroA
fessor Anne OH. Williamson, Head
the Department Of F,lemcntarx
Education and Mrs. Virginia IN
Thomas. especially trained In th&
area Of childhood education, MS anS
pervisor in charge. DR. Wesley
President Of Wilnerforcc Jniverf
sity, stated that the concepts OF thu
home and the school would bS
brought together in an educational
process. The program will be COM
d,acted In laboratory comprising
children Of the Nursery School and
kindergarten age groups, Here stuS
dents, in training as teachers, viii
find concrete situations for inter
prcting and solving the problemsj
arising in their theoretical courseg..
Child study will be further tmpies
mented by the cooperative endeay-
ors of the Departments OF Psychol-
ogy and Education.
WILBERFoRCE RECEIVES
ANOTHER ACCREDrTATIoN
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WILBERFORCE RECEIVES L
ANOTHER ACCREDTrATION

Wiihcrforce University officials
were notified this week that its
(Story On page TWOl
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SOOeSau5eigeu

Sobn giI@Ofberser. @eltorben am
80. Sttober 1915, i'm Sitter bon o6t,
gig Sobren, in gluburn, 8aib, 81
blnterlaBt 5pei &inoer: 2ouiS uni
Nlice Saro in SpringfieIo, g., unl
5nei 8ril0er: Soiepb unO &Qrl. Ser
gerItorbene bate pieIe Sabre in
9amilton unO Springfielo, s., qe,
pobnt: Die 9eeroigung fon6 bon Ser
9ol9 5omilp=&ir6e in Nu6urn Itatt
sem Vru0er SoIepb iong oos Re-
quiem.
Srau Marp grauer. geltorben in
bobem Sitter in Eeorio, SSu.
.. 9. Guinter. @eltorben am g
9prll 1915, pobI oorbereitet, in N3o,
ria Stein, 8. 9llter 2e1er.
Ben &raus. @eItorben i'm Deoi
l945, mobI Dorbereitet, in 5tratfor6,
Wi5. alter 2eler.
Trau Marp M. 9fodt, Satin bon
Socob %. Ho6t. @eItorben am %,
Nttober 1915, i'm alter bon pieruno.
adt5l9 SobrenL in 5procule, 81. 9.
Ilte Seierin.
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8ert SIipieriS, unO moQte ou6 oie
Otago leben, Die BEN Anfouf Der Ne,
ger -Weao6en beiorgte. @r erteilte ibr
Ieinen Segen, i6enfte ibr einen Go=
lenfran5 gum 2lnOenfen uno iibergob
ibr cine aniebnli6e Suntme gum Mn-
tauf bon eeger-W6o6en.
Ser EopIt 6egniigte ii6 ober ni6t,
oteIeS 8erf NIT ieinen 4lmoIen 3u
unterltiiben uno NIT rei6en @blGilen
81 berei6ern, lon0ern mar au6 90
rouf beoad)t, 6os 8erf auS5uoebnen
1nO felt 81 6egrinoen. gr oadte 90
ran, ote Wtitglieoer oeS SroenS Ser
Eriritorier oamit gu beouftrqgen.
GieIe bei6loiien in einem General
fopitel oeS Sroens, Dem @erte Oil
oleris ibre ltnterItiibung 5u oerlei,
ben. 60 retIte Der P. Saint-4n6re,
Observation-Disclosures oeS Srinitarier-
oroen5, nit SIioieri nod 9legppten.
Sic bra6ten fitnfunofiinf Neqer=
WtQo6en nit 5uriid.
Sic 3eitumIt6noe, 10 erflqrt Ser
8eriht, itn0 augenbIifli6 lebr gitn-
lttg fir oieies 8ert. 6riiber mar es
IN ben mobammeoanilden 2Qn0ern
Den GbriIten unteriagt, ben Gfloben-
nortt 5u betreten. 0ieles 8er6ot lit
ouBer @emobnbeit gefommen o6er
Ood letdt gu umgeben. 9ie meiIten
&lolter faufen Stlopen, oie Iie in Ser
Heligion unterri6ten. Gin sSirmon
pes sulton5 uno cine @npfeblunq
oeS Bol9o bon Iegppten boben Dem
IpoltoltIden BroDifQr BON Sber-
Aegppten, Otigr. &noble9er> in 6ie-
ler ge5lebung Oo0iee 5reibeit ge9e=
ben: Ger spoItolii6e 8rooifor bat
aud belonoere 8efeble erbulten fir
oen Bal6o bon @bartourn mo Elm be-
oeutenoer Meorft fir Neger-W6oden
1T. 80 miro 6as 8erf Slioieris nur
9InoernIile finoen, penn ibm sic
@elOmittel feblen. Giir5Iid) boben
tromme Seelen Elm SouS in ben Gn-
renaeen in Dem slrne=Gol anqefouft,
IN tpel6em WitgIie6er elmer qetltIi,
9en @eno lieni6oft aus Sours iid) al.
Lem Lem NIT Der Gr5iebung Ser geeger-
Vtaoden befaiien pouen. - gs IGBt
l19 nod gor ni6t obleben, lpeIde bell
lame 9Slrtungen oieIes aIes fir sic
sISerbre1tung Is br oes Gbriitentums in
afrlto boben fonn.
So Der 8eridt. SSn Ser atpeiten
S9altte oeS neun5ebnten Ssabrbun.
oerts puroe Johann Der Sflobenbon-
Del bon ben @roBm6dten unteroriidt
Sn nnlerm 2anoe fiibrte man einen
6Dl1tlgen &rieg, ser 5ur 8efreiuna Ser
9fe9er aus Der Sflooerei fiibrte. 0o-
raut ltberlieB man ite ibrem Sftd-
lal. Nelien iie beoiirfen lit nidt mebr
6re1belt uno @lei6beit, ionoern Der.
mebrter tperftatiger NGdItenliebe.
C.=St. d. CIV.
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Elm uprpp11PuRB
KarttaHt1Prk

SSn unlern 2an0e lit i'm 2aufe Der
lcbten 5ebn Sabre iebr oiel iiber Die
9}edte uno Die 8oblfobrt Der Neger
unter unS gelpro6en uno gel9rieben
mor0en. Sbne oaB babel oiel @utes
berauSgefommen mare! IS l6eint an
merftatiger 2iebe 81 feblen, Die 10
OIel 5l1 erreiden oermog.
g8as ELM ein5elner Wonn gu Ieilten
i1nItanoe lit, Denn i'm Die mobre 2ie=
be gum Ne6enmenl l6en 6eleelt, Benefit
0o5 2eben zines italienii6en Brie=
tiers, Der Inn Die Otitte oeS Dorigen
Sobrbu10ertS lebte un0 iDirfte. Sol
genoe S6ilOerung ieiner foritotipen
latigfeit itammt aus Der 3eit.
Der 0on1berr Olipieri in @enua
fiiblte tiefeS Otitleio nit ienen un-
gliidliden geegerinnen, Die ols Gtlo-
oinnen berfal1ft tpuroen, uno foBte
befonntlid oesbalb Sen @nt16IuB,
m0glihlt biele oieIem traurigen
Sdidlale gu entreiBen un0 our gr-
tenntniS Seiu @briiti 81 fiibren. gr
tautte IN &airo uno 9lleron0riQ 0iele
ungliifIiden unO iibrrgob tie oonn
5ur @r5iebung an 5rauentl0iter, Die
lt6 oo5u bereit erflart batten. SSn Die
Ter 8e5iebung fam er ME in 8erIe-
genbeit; Die meilten 6rauentl0lter IN
Srantrel6 uno Stalien nabnen nit
Sreuoen Inteil an oielem ausge3eids
neten 8erfe Der driitliden 2iebe.
Die groBte .S6Dierigfeit aber ent.
1tono oaonr6, 0aB in &oiro uno Qle-
CAMBRIA Die Sflaoinnen iebr teuer
ltno unO auBer0em Die ue6erfubrt
itber ooS Weeer groBe Soften ma6t.
Slloteri DerDenoete ouf oieles 8ert
6rlltli6er 2iebe fa1t iein gan3es Ser
mogen, lammelte Damn IlmoIen, uno
Denn er cine fleine Summe 3u1am-
mengebra6t batte, i6ifte er cine
Oeago, Die 0erlelbe gifer tpie i'm be-
leelte, na6 Iegppten; oieie be1udte
oann Die SfloOenbanoler un6 brudte
5ebn, 3polf, fiinf5ebn ODER 5tpan5ig
geeger=Oeoo6en nit, ie nod Der 5um-
me- tporuber lie berfiigen fonnte.
0iele 9tegerinnen, pelde in perI6ie=
oene &lolter 5ur 6riltli6en @r5iebung
pertellt tpuroen, empfabIen elm 10
toltli6eS @ert. Die 8obrbeit oes
Gbriitentums leudtete ibnen bolo Elm.
. Wee6rere bon ibnen gaben 8ei-
iptele ouSge3ei6neter 9ugeno, belon-
oers elne, mel6e i'm Sabre 1847 i'm
&lolter gum guten 9irter 5u Mngers
itarb.
Oiele gegerinnen, oeren gnaobl
l6on 5lpeibun0ert iiberlteigt, lollen
nunmebr in ben 5tano gelebt per-
ben, ibren llnterbalt 5u getpinnen.
0ielenlgen, mel6e oos &lolter, in
Delbem lie unterri6tet tperoen, ber-
la11en pouen, tonnen in europa blei>
ben ooer nad &airo ODER nod @Ie-
ranorien 5uridfebren Dieuei6t oud]
in Mlgler unter Der 2eitunq bon &Io>
ltertrauen cine &olonie biloen, mo- it,
re gel1p1ele einen iebr beiliomen Gin
fluB ausiiben piiroen. SoI6e peit-
binausgebenoe BlGne botte Slipieri
ntdt, ols er iein 8erf begonn, ober
es bat ollmoblid an 4usoebnung ge.
monnen. &loiter in perI6ieoenen Q6n-
bern ertlarten iid freuoig bereit, fir
oie er5iebung iolder 0eger.Maod den
gu iorgen, aud erbielt Slipieri reib-
lihe Ilmolen. Ser 81. Bater (Gius
IX) borte bon oieiem @erfe reoen,
uno als Slibieri in Neopel mar, UNI
pteoer cine HeiIe na6 aeeppten on-
begob er it@ na9 Bortici
tint lth Dem BapIte oorauiteGen, Der
mad ieiner 5ludt aus oem @irden-
itaate oomals bort bertpeilte. Ser
8apft erfunoigte itd genou iiber oos
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Sttmme 0cS SDlfe8
far OaS SolepDiuuut

ginIiegeno 50, Die id gu Gbren
pes fl. Solepb5 Deripro6en botte in
elnem miftigen 5eitlihen anliegen.
SD bin, @Ott iei Can't, erb0rt NOR
ben.
6. s., O2o.
9ierlnit ienOe id Sbnen ST, 0en
id in einem 9lnIiegen gu @bren Der
Vfuttergotte5, Oe5 FL. SoIepbs un0
fltr Die 9Irmen Seelen oerlprofen
bate. Wtein @ebet nur0e erb0rt. @ott
Iegne 0o5 Soiepbinum uno Iein erba-
beneS Berf!
8. S., 8.
X
Ginliegenoen 81 ienoe id Sbnen
5um Can't fir Die @rb0rung elmer
8itte.
Gantborer 9eier.
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BurtbiuetOn, O.,-st. BanI, Rinu
Samstag, Is. 9e5cmber 1915.
6 / r d II f a | e nDer

sunntns, 8, 9e5ember, 5tueiter Nbs
bcntSIonntag. - 6 b a II g e.
lin m: 8ciun0tidaft 0e5 Sobon.
mes (Wottb. tD.
Montag, 10. 0e3ember: 05eldio0es.
GienStog, II. Ge3ember: Gumaius.
OeittlpOf, 12. Ge5ember: 9ponIiu.
gonner5tag, 13. Ge5ember:: 2uciu.
6reitag, IA. 9e5cmber: IrIinius.
Som5tag, IS. Ge5ember: Gbri1tiuno.
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&irdenprubins st. Yanl

ct. Saml, Minn. - Am fommen,
BEN Sonntag, 16. De5ember, begin11t
bic sier5igitiinoige anoa6t in folgen-
ben Bfarrfir6en Der @r3oiooeie ct.
Saul: 81. 5amilien, ct. BouI; ct.
Sran5istus, 5ranconia; 81. grloier,
Waribaa, ct. auguItinus, Soutb
ct. BauI.
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9ieHes 8pdenbIatt erT6et1t fed
hean Sabre 1873 reeelmdBig ieOe1l
Dettt1pod uno tpiro berouSeegeben
5lrn 8eiten oeS Hopitliden Rolle-
gtltns Soiepbinum Der bl. Rongreeo-
tton Der 8ropogortbo in Columbus,
6efen 3pef Die SeranbtIoune oe1rt-
mer 9rieiter30qIinge fir ote Ser.
Staoten lit. 0ieie Anftatt lit baupt.
fddIih anQe>Dieien ouf Die gtnfiinfte
oteies 9l1ttes uno Oie @efdente fei'
ner 9eier.
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(Jortiebung)
Yeife Iuerl9el er5Qblt meiter:

Ueife 9uerldbel er3ablt peiter:
"abermol5 erfaBte MIDI cine I'm,
mioerltebli6e 8onoerIult, biesmo[
nod) Senncliee. Weine 6rou uno ict
fubren per Boot na6 Mempbis,
Senn. 8ieOer Beh! Gin Torno0o
ergriff unier Sdiff uno 5eri6lug es.
8ott olein fonnte uns retten. un6
Gr tat eS. Oarauf gingen mir nod)
gto'boiue, fonoen ober oIles tpiorig
uno ungiinItig. 60 febrten mir pie.
Der 5uriid na6 Ufiiiouri.
~Wir lan6eten in ser g9Gbe bon
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8ie Der bodtp'lte Sr. gr36il6of
Wurrab lebte 8o6e in einem 8riefe
mitteilte, itno insgeiamt minoeItens
tauieno Mttglieber Der 8unoes-
8ebrmadJt aus BEN @emein6en Der
@r3ai05eie ct. SAUL inn &riege ge-
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DC. 8. 8.

Ger i'm Sabre 1889 i'm Solepbi-
MUM gum YrieIter geDeibte bodD.
@r. Gbomplon bot bier Sabre leiner
prielterliten GGti9feit ol5 &aplon in
Der 8unOesarmee berbra6t. @abreno
leines aufentbolt5 in Ifrifa botte er
OoS 8liif, oo5 81. 2on0 gu belu6en.
Irmeetoplan Otuior GbompIon lit &C.
genDartig in Otibigan tdtig.
@GbrenO ser Iebten Sage berrI9te
rege EGtigfeit i'm 8alement-&orri0or
oe5 6utultQt5gebQu6es. OuBenoe
Stu0enten noreu nit Dem 8erpaden
uniere5 0eutiGen ,Obio-8oiien-
freunO=8alen0er 1916 bel6Gftigt.
Inter Ser beipdbrten 2eitung bon
@ohn. Gurlt puroen SouIenOe &a=
LENDER Oerpadt uno Derlunotfertig
gen1udt in Ser freien 3eit BON orei
Gugcn. llnIere 2eler DerOen BEN &as
LENDER binnen fl1r5em erbalten.
@ie un5 mitgetei1t muroe, lit I'M
Iere neue Srgel berlonOtbereit. Ser
Sommelfon05 lit mobl nod ni6t boQs
ltanOig, ober Oie Grgel miro ooaItGns
big aufgebaut meroen.
"a iebt 6leiidmaren uno Sette of.
ne rotc Otarfen erb6ltIib Iino, pur-
ten mir ouf Sic quite No6ritt, tpenn
ou6 3uder rotionierungSfrei iein
miro. Sic au5ii6ten erl6einen qe-
9enlpartig nod nidt lebr giinItig.
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altberiibmte &rGuterlalbe
uniibertroffen BEL

y an b 10 nnben
aQer Art unb bel onoern 2et6en,
nel9e i'm beigege6enen 3irfular an.
gegeben iino.
ytur gu 6e5ieben bonn
W I iliau Sauitarinm
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fallen. aus elmer 3uiammenftealing
Die oae @emeinoen uE1faBt nit Nus.
nabme bon oreiBtg tleineren @emetna
ben, Die bisber nod feline a6i6lieBen.
ben 8eri6te etngeianot baben, gebt
berpor, bob 32,015 MGnner unb IL
151 Srauen In Der @ebrma6t ltan.
6en. Bon oteien puroen 997 W6nner
unb BRET Srauen getotet.
@r5biidof Nurrap idlieBt ben BE-
ri6t nit elmer Gnregung, bob big attf
peiteres in ollen Bfarrfirden am 2.
ooer 8. 0ienstog zines ieoen Wo-
mats cine @ebd6tnismelle fir bic
Seelenrube Der i'm &riege 8efaaenen
gefetert Der0en ioa.
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Sn Der bon Der bo6p. Srn. Sobn
5tol5 paitorierten ct. 8ontfattus-
@emeinoe in Stepart begin11t om
fommen0en Sonntag, 16. 9e5en1ber,
cine beilige Miiiion, Die om %. Ge.
5ember gum Ibi6IuB fomnt. Setter
Der Wiiiion lit Der bo6p. P. 8ai9aI
8arrD, C.P.
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bielt am 8. 9e5en1ber Die pierteIiqb=
rige 8erIammlung in Der Suue Der
ST. Sdubengels@em ob uno lei
tete 6amit Die NabrungsmittelIomm-
lung fir Die Notleioenoen in europa
etn. gs Dur0en 9lei9 om erIten 60
ge 6unoerttauieno nit NabrungSmit-
teln gefiillte 8udlen obgeliefert, ooer
Elm 5inftel bon BEN fiinfbunoerttou=
leno 8iidlen, Oie gelammelt peroen
lollen. 9ean S. 4. Spietlif Don Der
U}arquette-l -llniDeriitGt belt Die
9auptanIproGe un0 iogte Il. a.:
"Snoem bic Amerifoner sic Ser5en
Der Golfer 0ur6 driitlide 8ormbers
5igfeit oereinen, f0nnen Iie mebr 5u
einem oauernoen 5rieoen beitrugen,
olS our6 ale unter5et9nete 8roto=
tole Der 0iplomoten erreibt tperoen
fann."
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tloiter Seem Weaorp, 5tp0lf Wetlen
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i'm Sabre 1949 elm groB5iigiges 8ou-
progromm, Die 9tbt 8eIton, O.C.S.C.,
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lett 1920, ols nur nod 5tponoig be-
1abrte Vton6e oortIelbIt iibrtg mo-,
rem einen erfreuli6en gIufi6punq
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munitat aus iiebenunofiinf5ig Wett.
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unterlu9en unO itd gIei65eitig nit
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TretittQe 5n Gbrru Oer
bl, Grc8ccntia

Previously credited. .$4, 4,154.2 90
Pet. Bohrer, zenda, Kans. 800
Rose Creutz, Boston, Mass. 100
Jos. Ehlen, Lafayette, Ind. 100
Total. 81, 4,164.29
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COAL FUND

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Capt. Sylvester Schlabs,
Wichita Falls, Tex. .... 1000
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o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
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Qulttnng fiir frOmmc
@abeu 5ugnniten uulerrr
StuOentcn

Wm. Huber, Rockville Cen
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-02

Give Me Liberty II give me
Icath' are words known to every
child. But no echo OF this famous
ny was heard in Congress when It
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-24
Dearborn Project
to go to Court

Detroit, July 24-AP-Opponents
OF the federal governments plan to
build a 1,4l0.unit housing project
In the Dearborn area for unrestrict-
ed occupancy prepared today for
another session in the courts.
The Ford Motor Company and
others who secured a temporary
restraining order in federal court
here Monday will present further
evidence at hearing Sept. 4 in
support of their contention that the
project is unnecessary.
Judge Frank A. Picard granted
the restraining order on pleas to
vacate a previous federal court
order which permitted the Federal
Public Housing Authority to take
possession Of 173 acres Of land in
Ecorse Township.
Under Judge Picard's order, the
government may go ahead with its
preliminary work on the project
but actual construction is forbid
den.
Attorney I. A. Capizzi of the Ford
Company said President Truman
has been asked for a special inves.
tigation OF the Detroit areas hous-
ing situation. Capizzi said the
President had been misinformed
heretofore.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-24
Big Three Agree to Await
Result of British Election

while stsffs OF the three powers
catch up on the paper work.
Sometime Friday the Big Three
are scheduled to resume the meet
ing in a Hohenzollern palace here.
Close associates said today the
President was entirely pleased"
with progress made by the U. s.
delegation at Potsdam, and It was
reported that his own plainspoken
and genial attitude had won the
admiration and affection Of Gen
eralissimo Stain.
The belief prevailed that Tru-
man, in his first venture into In
ternational diplomacy, had reached
q real understanding with Stain
and Prime Minister Chnrchill.
Fs-&Gbg Ffe9idents aims from The
point Of view OF the United States.
were simple and clear-cut-the de-
feat Of Japan as quickly as pos.
sible with a minimum loss OF life
and adjustment OF European diff
ferences on practical common
sense basis. The United States,
the President insists, is more in.
terested in getting Russia and
Great Britain together on a program
than in the details OF such an &C
complishment.