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Evening star., 1945-09-10
Argentina Owns AirIines

All Argentina airlines are now to
be operated by the government or by
joint government-private company
action, in accord with the policy al
ready set up in armament, mining
and other industries.
Evening star., 1945-09-10

construction section of the Maritime
Commission until retired again in
1943.
Born at Phippsburg November 10,
1872, he Joined the Navy in 1902.
He was a member of the Amer
lean Society of Naval Architects
and Marine Engineers and an hon.
orary member of the New York Ship
Model Society and Marine Museum.
Evening star., 1945-09-10

after 81 months in the Pacific
aboard the aircraft carrier Bunker
Hill. Mr. Ventura, who lives at
1923 Fourteenth street NV, said
I've been waiting for three years
to say hello to Skinny"
Mrs. William J. Ponrow, 2708 Up
shur street, Mount Rainier. Md,
said she had personal interest in
Gen. Wainwright because her
nephew also was in the war from
the beginning. The youth. Corpl
Herbert Lenhardt, "a, was stationed
at Pearl Harbor when the japanese
attacked and fought for three years
in the Pacific.
Il have always wanted to see the
reception they give these heroes in
Washington, M Sergt Victor Tri-
vento, Brooklyn. said A veteran of
IS years in the regular Army. Sergt.
Trivento knew Gen. Wainwright as
a great leader years before this war
began.
Crowd Ignores Rain.
The crowd which had gathered by
II am. made no move to give up
choice seats when heavy shower
drenched them. Umbrellas went
up like magic and others used news
papers upon which they had been
sitting.
When the brief shower began
Mrs. Laura Smith, 210l North Rolfe
street, Arlington, who had been on
the Monument Grounds since 8:15
am. commented: Not even a
snoWstorm could drive me away
now"
Mrs. Smith has a son in Germany
and another son at the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station.
Three elderly owmen with flags
stuck in their hats brought chairs
along and found seats in front of
the stand. Mrs. Walter Logan of
Philadelphia, who has son in Ger
many, said that she had followed
Wainwright career since 1910.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Rose Petal Path

TAe flower rtri. TT Martha
Mills. was dressed like lhC
hrldcs other attendants and
dropped white rose petals from
her diminu'iNc basket
Robert Sylvester n"phc" Of
the bride Was ring bearer and
nc wore a White t.ton sun and
Gained The ring on "a WmiC
satin pillow TRIMMED In ne.
Ensign William Dull was best
man Ensign Rohcr, Clark Don
atti Afrti;r'T= lynn a f=Tft0fi 5fftft
Robert Precious were H~htf-
Mrs Morrc,l was smart ln p
gray crepe drc>S iuch>la aces
SaFfee-4nd eeH-.,sa - 81 PiHh fF+-e-
buds
Ms WarlS chose, foi hcr
son wedding u gray crepe
drr-- and AN aqua sailor hat
trimmed ~ limo crepe She
wore ~ her WaIS' lrc a cor
sage Of limo GCWcLz.----
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Mother Rose

Mrs Wucrful chose for her
daughter wedding a rose crepe
gown with matching hat and
Mrs Losing wore an aqua
gown. a pink and aqua hat and
pink accessories. Foth mothers
wore cor~aceS OF rose buds
The reception WIS held al
Dearborn Inn
It. Losing has completed a
year Of action in the Pacific and
viii be accompanied 10y his
bride to hts new assignment.
RoScdalc gIrlS and their
guests. ali members of Kappa
Alpha Theta Sorority and stu
dents of Michigan state Col
lego, NaCatIOnIng al OScoda on
Lake Huron are Shirley Trapp
Peggy Fox Ailccn Wilson
Peggy Prlmodic OF East Lam
SING, NidT z TCt stanton " fiTTT1T-
iugham and j can Hall Of
Anderson Ind
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Week
For Juniors

JUNIOR calendars list a merry
4" go-round of house parties and
festivities this weekend RI
Diablo Sorority members lead
the list with a week-long house
party in progress al Port Huron.
Barbara Edwards is hostess
at the family summer home and
Mrs. Clarence Brown is taking
the role of sponsor and chap
eron. House partyerS include
Donna EStep, Lucille Ila1on Pat
SimondSon, Tom TomaSSI- Joan
Cline. Delberta Brown Joan
Garwond and Peggy Muller
The difficulties of travel have
not daunted the girls of TKRho.
whose annual house party takes
place right in town this year
making gas coupons unncccS-
Sary. The Statler Hotel is head
quarters this weekend
Committee members Tor The
glamor ocCa sion are Betty
Marco, Mickey MaSter>on and
Pat Murphy.
In on the fun viii be Dorothy
Buckley. Eileen Coifman. Pat
Curry, Jacquc Dyserr. Grace
Findlay, Jean Fleming. Carcn
Lautner, Virginia Mohn Marge
Sellers and Vickie Noelkner.
Honor guests viii be- Jo Ann
Lolland and Mary Louise Mack
who were recently graduated
from ST. Joseph Academy
Alpha Lambda chapter Of
Epsilon Sigma Alpha VIII give
Us initiation tea this Sunday in
the Northeast YMCA. Mildred
Campbell is chairman and Mar
carct Fedewa and Winifrpd
Johnson viii officlate at tho tea
table Madeline 81. German IS
president Of the group.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

Petite Phyllis Ruth was a
pretty bride in a wedding
dress Of candlelight satin.
The hodicC was fashioned
with a bertha Of chanlilly
lace, long close-htted sleeves
and bouffant skirt. A beaded
Juliet cap held in place her
illusion veil that cascaded
two yards bcyono the hem of
her long train. She carried
a white Bible adorned with
orchids and sprays Of stepha-
notis.
Mrs Mary Powell vas ma
trun oi honor Patricia Wallis,
SiStcr oI the bridegroom, LII
Ian MarluN Eupicn McYctS
and Ruin Holiday were the
bridesmaids Their gowns Of
white eyclot organdy were
Identical. They wore halos Of
white flowers matching the
flowers IN their straw woven
baS SkofS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Red Cross Canteen
In Rally Wednesday

A RALLY of the Red Cross
Canteen Corps, Detroit chapter,
viii be held in the Detroit Id
iSon Auditorium att 80 Wednes-
day evening. vi IS Winning
PendcrgaSt, assistant director
OF the school lunch rooms Of the
Detroit Board of Education, witt
be the principal speaker.
Other talks will be given by
several important guests. Mrs.
Harold 3. Tyrec, chairman. and
Mrs. Elroy Jones, Mrs Wilbur
Dunbar. Mrs Gilbert WheldeH
and Mrs. Paul Beebe, vice chair
men, are IN charge OF the rally.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Dorothy Atwood Bride
Of Sgt. Holloway

MISS DOROTHY ATWOOD.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Atwood of Second Blvd.
and Sgt George Holloway, son
Of Mrs. Gladys A. Thompson of
LyCaSte avenue. spoke their
nuptial vows on June 16 in
the Jefferson Avenue Baptist
Church.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Memorials GROUP
Selects Officers

MISS CAROLYN SCHUYLER
McGRAW has been named sec
ond vice president OF the His
toric Memorials Society. Other
officers who continue for an.
other year are:
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Kaiser rZaharris
Vows EXCHANGED

MISS GERALDINE KAISER.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Victor
FvdUorI OF Romeo and Alvin
Iaharris. son OF John Zaharrf>
of East TawaS and the late Mrs
ZaharrlS. were united IN mar
mage IN ST Clement Roman
Catholic Church June 9. a
reception Was given in the De-
iroit American Legion Hall
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Elaine Dirkson TO Wed

MR.. AND MRS. p. 7. DIRK
son OF Berkshire road an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Elaine Marie, 10 Dan
lel w Kippen. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry f. Kippcn Of East
lawn avenue The wedding will
take place Aug. 25. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Miss Mita Petcotf
To Wed NdvyMah

MIR. AND MRS. PETER
pEFGOFF announce the en-.
gagement Of their Ndaughier
Specialist third class Mita Pet
coff. WAVES -tnLLLigL James
Runciman Marty, USNR. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Marty
OF Flint
Marty H. on dats=.n ihr
Mediterranean and -tt'rSJ thr1rir--
clect is stationed at Indian
apollS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Ro,edak UsMiua
Symphony in Wite

IT WAS alwhle wedding when Phyllis Morre, daughter
and Mrs Percy Morel of Roscdale Park spoke her
marriage 10 Ensign James Emerson Wallis. USNR
of Mr. and Mrs. William b. Wallis of Gandmont road. The
ceremony performed by the Rev. Herbert L. Garfield
Saturday evening Ward Memorial Presbyterian Church
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
A!LSDAAtE Is

Honorary memberships were
conferred on Mrs. Merton r
Farr and Mrs. J. L. NienStedt
Al the Society'S last meeting
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22
Engineer Leaves

A. c. Fox, operations repre- sentative for the Rural Electri- fication, left this week after an inspection of operations of the local KEA plant. He stated that he was pleased with the eonai- tion of the local plant.
 He is also taking to REA headquarters at St. Louis, Mo. 2 request that a line be run to two nearby islands, occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Al Nixon and Mir. and Mrs. Jake Johnson. Engineers he promised, will estimate the cost of the project,
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22
Local Base To Be Kept

Washington (R)-The Navy, disclosed it's intention not to give up any Pacific island bases until a final decision of their disposi- ton is made.
 The disclosure was made to the House naval committee by Admiral Hore, vice-chief of oper- ations.
 Kodiak, Adak and Attu have been tentatively chosen for fe- tention in the Pacific as second ary bases Dutch Harbor was named as an emergency base on a caretaker basis.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22

rushed with all possible speed and that it is hoped that local surpluses will be sold within one weeks time. Any left may be transferred to disposal yards at Seward and Anchorage, where other property from the Aleu- tians will be taken.
 An incomplete list of material available is said to contain the following items:
 Trucks, hatbed and dump; pickups; a few sedans; building material, including lumber and nails; wood stave sewer & water pipe; soil pipe; water storage tanks up to 200 gal. capacity; all plumbing supplies, including sinks; some electrical supplies; and other items.
 Arrangements will be made so that townspeople will be al- lowed to enter the military res ervation without the customary passes.
 MT. Ginhoven stressed the fact that his office wants to get rid of the surplus property quick ly, and that all arrangements are being made with an eye to their quick sale to members of any community in which they are located
 The Interior Department IS establishing Surplus Property offices at Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau, and in localities more remote are sending tempor- ary personnel to effect the sales, as at Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22
ale Of Local Surplus Properly To Stort

Surplus property of the army at Fort Greedy and the local naval base will go on sale locally by Tuesday, according to plans announced here this week by John Van Ginhoven, assistant to the director, and Victor M. Len ger, executive assistant, of the Surplus Property Office, Depart ment of the Interior, Washing ton, D. c.
 The two representatives made preliminary arrangements before leaving late in the week and stated that on Sunday 3 men will arrive on the local scene to handle the actual sales. These men are Harry Bolman and George Bennett, of Washington, and It. Com. Tony Frank, U. S. Army, salvage officer of the AL askan Department, Anchorage.
 The property declared surplus will be gathered and put on dis play at a central yard and towns people may go out and inspect the material, which is sold on an as is, where-is basis. After in spection prospective customers will submit their bid in writing locally, and the sales will be de- clared locally. Payment must then be made by check tho cash) to the local representatives, and the customer must transport his purchases to town.
 Mir. Van Ginhoven stated that disposal of the property is being
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22
To Survey
 This Harbor

Seattle (R)-A survey of Kodiak harbor will be made by the United States Engineers un- der a 100-mllion dollar postwar civil works program covering Alapka, Washington, northern Idaho and western Nevada, 1t was announced by Brig. Gen. Philip c. Brutan, Pacific division engineer.
 The Kodiak survey will invss- tigate advisable navigation inn provements.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22

Following a similar appearance a week earlier by local school teachers, the remainder of the staff were honor guests at the Rotary luncheon Tuesday. After introduction of the teachers by Superintendent Harry Holt movies were enjoyed by members and guests. Among inc latter were Dr. Hugh Patterson, Sam Styles, Alfred c. Fox, Eino Kainulainen and Carl Pajoman.
 The teachers were Mrs. Mar jorie Gunderson, Mrs. Oneita Metzgar, Mrs. Esther Miell and the Misses Eunice von Scheele and Betty Carter.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22
log Killing .ase Heard

Charged with maliciously kill
 8 dog, Knut Solberg, Mill yrancher, was bound over to
 grand jury Monday at a ring before U.S s. Commission .. c. Naughton, and furnish 5000 cash bail.
 The complaint was signed by Il F. Stewart, base employe, ner of the dog, a cocker span
 which at the time it was shot 'urday was with two boys, D Lear, son of Mrs. Mary Sor- bank employee, and Jackie lson, son of MT. and Mrs. Os-
 Nelson.
 1r. Solberg testified that the : molested his chickens, and tt at the time he shot it with hotgun on the beach across road in front of his place t the dog had a chicken in
 mouth.
 The two youths testified that heugh the dog had parked at bicken that they had called il l that it had not touched tht cken.
 rbe fall term of the grand jury lets in Anchorage in October, nvictlon on a charge of mali us killing of a dog provides a Ieral jail sentence of not less sn 3 months nor more than 1 m, or g penitentiary sentence not less than 6 months nor ore than 3 years, and-or a fine not less than $50 nor more m 5000.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22

Sam Styles, representative Of Alaska Life magazine, left yes terday after visiting local merch- ants to make arrangements for Kodiak to be included in spec ial section of a special annual edition of the magazine.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22
In Less Than A Week From Here To K0d5ak

Washington (R) = Regular round-the-worId air service wils begin next Friday from the Washington National airport Six and quarter days will be required and the fare will be $2431 plus the 15 per cent trans portation tax.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22
Bishop Of Alaska Here On Visit

Bishop Walter J. Fitzgerald, s. J., arrived here yesterday from Juneau on his first trip to Kodiak since his appointment as Bishop of Alaska. He expects to be here only a few days.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22
Iatch Setting ate Announced

Washington (R)-The Senate
 animously approved and sent the White House the measure
 ending daylight saving time Fam September 30. The bill } been approved by the House.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22

Warren A. Taylor, Territorial 'resentative and Fairbanks pdiak attorney, arrived here IS week and will attend to siness of his local office while 'sting the floating court, due a.2.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22

sIhe Island Star, school mime raphed newspaper, will make first appearance of the year &t Friday, Sept. 2S.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22

Six new students have enrolled in the kindergarten the past week, bringing the total enroll ment to 20 students.
 Mrs. Bertha Pratt, kindergar- ten teacher, is now teaching high school half days and kindergar- ten half days, both in the church basement.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22

The following officers of the high school student body have been elected by the students William Robertson, president; Bill Anderson, vice president5 and Cberie Morrison, secretary treasurer.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22
And Everybody Asks, Have A Nice Timer

Miss Lillian Morris, bookkeep- Ter for the Kodiak Candy com pany and Bottling works, return ed here this week after a vacation spent on the mainland.
 Taking 10 rain clothes she ran into torrential rain every place she went; in Fairbanks her first step from a taxi resulted in leay- ing one shoe behind in the mud :; in one town she slept in a "barracks" 12 blocks from town; she was unable to get to Circle Springs because of a road wash out; she was unable to fly to Barrow because restrictions on travel were still on; and to climax things she spent 9 days in a hos pltal Tn Seward, part of the time with hot pack on her head simultaneously with an ice pack on her face (the latter indicated treatment after a minor facial operation).
 It was her first vacation in 3 years.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22
REF-

The American flag is raised yer the US. embassy in Tokyo. he flag is the same one that Iew over the capitol in Washing on on Pearl Harbor day.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-22

Next Monday, Sept. "A, is ty council meeting night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
WHITE SOLDIERS HELD
IN RAPE ATTEMPT

cOLi MBrS Georgia tANif--
charged with thc attempted RAPE
N s. year old cohimhu' ma
,roa Rudolph cantu and Edward
Goodwin. White soldiers we're
hosnr over 20 the grand Jury
herc under sSooo bonds each
Wednesday.
The soldiers arc alleged 10 have
the woman as she
aushtcd from suburban has
with another woman shoriis be-
foro midnishi SATURDAY
Accotdme 70 police 'he Two
soldiers l,f the on, ~ me same
,me ,hp women did and While
tht, anasked the woman her
(omYan.on summoned olllccfs
The has driver ann small bos
Identified me two mon
Arcs4ee Officers rea iha' me
yitnm had been had'y benton
ga thar part Of hey hr.arework
lal icon rui.ea our " one Of
neu When found ~ police
e Na- Ia a hy-'eu,el oonai'
An $40 was carrled o il'
Nrn Hospital
The ivo s3Idl'}s suspects ro-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

Announcing the opening "i NJ
new office n s9Oi Chene street
,orncr craiiot. Dciroh. MIchi-
gan.
Or. Lawson !, graduate o.
Northern Illinois college ci op-
iomcir,. Chicago. from which he
i The iir>t rolprcd student 10
graduate.
nr Law>on has praciiccd oploa-
ctr, in Detroit i"r i've s"nr> and
+ full, equipped 10 no a complete
examinations al me eyes aud pre-.
scribe glasses in an. style de-
sired.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
NEW FINANCE FIRM
FORMED IN BIRMINGHAM

niRMlNGHAM Alabana ft>l
Sew Finance Corporate ts
pers have been issued for ihe ar.
nation OF the Jones Nalle r.
nance Company Inc wtsh q
ready for operation arrmdps 10
Arthur d. shores, president
The new organization has beea
empowered TO raise caplrl sna
fuance promote or rescue
willie assortment of husin a.
lures
The orgalAzaiion aceorNr lo
W n Hollins secretary. IS tie
onte,uwih ct ideas and insp
non coming from meeting q,
the crea's9 Bifmineha.m ps-
ness league
othcr officers are " N r.
Icy fijst vice president -
Gertrude Anderson second q.
president and Dr vs.. J boz i,
treasurer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
PRINCE HALL O.E.s. COLUMN

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER M. II STATED MEETINGS Isl
"Wednesday. DEGREE WORK th Friday Worthy Matron--
Mrs Viola Perry. Leland. IT,. 1892; worthy Patron
Richard White Frsklne. Apt. 60s; Secreary-- Mrs.
Vera White 3s6 Hcndric MA. 3i3t
RATHSHfBt CHATTER No . STATED MEETINGS LIST ri.
day DICRfi WORN h Friday Worthy Mafron- Mrs.
Florcntf Fields S5 Hamilton H. 652i: worthy Patron
Mr. r. Cooper. ~ 1929 Secreary4- Mrs.
Carrie H. Riley. is93 Parker. RI. s56,
GOLDFN IttF No ~ STATED MEETINGS Ist Wednesday.
DIGKif WORN I'd "Wednesday. worthy
trudc an3s TO. S>es9 Worthy Patron NJ
H. j. Walker 293l Goodson: Mrs. Lula iendley
fs3Dl tharc~.
PRIStIIIt tI,PTFK No. 81 STA1ID MEETINGS end Fri.
DAY, DfLRIl WORN nh-Friay. worthy Miss ham
mic '. Lindsay. 81 Mack y y. s.io3: worthy Patron
Devoid IIoc Woodland. 6-06s2; secretary
Alice lancct. 3i3s RUSSELL H.
LONE STAR CHAPTER W. a6 STATED MEETINGS 1T
Thursday. DFcRFf WORN Bird Thursday. Worth,
Mrs thIe Thomas 9ol2o kentueky. y. I-6sss worthy
iron VIZ. Richard White 30 Ir>kinc. tpi
Mrs. Nellie Wilson. s0>si Wyoming. ferndalc.
ST. AGNES tHtPTfR No. eS- STATFD MEETINGS end We'd
ncSdat. DIcRTT WORK ifh Wednesday. worth, Natron-
Mrs Annie Jones. - &c Hudson. " Patron
Mr. Naltcr Hoenrer 3Gs1 aoih J. \. lGG secretary
Ruth Tand.
tPSTONt tHNPfiR Va. % SrtTTD WRITINGS snd Thurs
d''. DIIniI WORN ih Thursday. worth, Nniron Nrs
Celeste Richardson. fhare,ns Patron
Nr fn'rp Johnson Jr~ asSi HINT. Seeretar,
Nrs. Rosaia Matthews sogs '. Fort w. Gas
NiTr'NOfh fH'pIfR Va. 20 STtTID WRITINGS ~
Thurs. DFGRIF WORN Bird Thurs. Norfht Vatron ur
War; Crrlch'ed iilsi Russell To- ssa- worth, Patron
Nr Jnrion d. crnuger Si3t Oakland W.. Secreiar
Mrs tlarfnc & Brown. l0ta Nrr>fan tn I.caal
D0R''tN tHtPTrR No. 30 STtTFD WRITINGS snd Thnrs
dnv. DTcRTT WORK TN Thursdav WORTHY watr.r NJ
lillian Gaines. sSi TO- s.sIie WORTH patr,r
Nr Ernest steele. 800 N,,l.t
Rohcris. ios NeIo"vai. ~ ssso.
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ds' MIRtt WORK nh Tnes,ia,. WORTHY Wa>-on vrs -
se Wiley ~ Woodbury.. s0as: WORTHY Pai-on VI W..
size 800 Nelroe m i-3tol, secretar, Mr. ,n,. n
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

lbe Honorable John Wesley
pohl !. rrand Master ~ NIasoiis OF
to- >nlie ~ rnnrgla VIII >p'aA
II re- Nnnlal aitrnpon AZ : ''fi'rN
IA -feonl haWi>t church. ~
Nonto. llepne. Ms -uhieel VIII
be- "Ihr, >rle, 90 ton>idrt.
Nr. nrth, speak, 60 i've Ni.hl-
gan le.i>laini> in the capital ~
lau.its 800 lnc>ia, aud many
point, itr ubom ihc stale on his
tour. VA lioti,, :, viicli known
ihroaehn' 90, "uuirs ~ y His
torDul sr orator.
Nh teN i .rtn>or'd hefe w.
nc i'p HAll Ma n "a De-
troll.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
NEGRO DOLLS!

Race Pride. Every home should
have Colorcd Doll. We offer In
this sale two flashy Numbers with
hrir. moving eyes. mama voice
nicely dressed. Priced si.9S.: large
siye. s5.as. II con. Postage Extra.
Agents Wanted. Write NtTIONtf
CO.. 81 West i35th Street. New
York. 30
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF
NEGRO RELEASED
BY PUBLISHERS

NFw YonN tNpa 40 'Fn-
etcopeda ~ ihe Nssro pfepar-
aioiy vniare 20 serve as pre-
,losf-sHf rs Mof' complete
sndy ~ he Nesro ara las rela-
firns 20 Norld af'f ha- hern
p,epa "a ana published 4nder ihe
spor ,hip q 'he Phelps stokes
Find inc
Tire ,npme lreats q ne rc.a-
'inn ~ 'he peoples ~ Africa 20
'hc future DEVELOPMENT Of civili-
7aiiof ihe Nsefos po'enfiality
ana prorlcs his chsnsing cdu.
ca'ioral political and economic
sia'ns IN ne United states was
project ON which some lead
ina thite and Nceto scholars
worked nr - r y Dubois
aud Gay y Johnson white
Sri FL as editors ~ ihe book
Tha publication is now avaia-
hle Q me p0hlic AZ a cost Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

The phrase round rnin hss
10 disnncily nautical hachs
When group ~ men met ~.
le draw iip q petition aboai
all wrote their names In raj
cr Ike ihe spokes OF a
- mat ihcre We're NO tx
names on The list Perhaps vac
from this custom that tho 70
ring leader IS also derive
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

TIE Navy had achieved ~sl
Sifeneih last February ~
500 ctli'gis and nl'n in sd
ine Marines had i7isi4 ai 4
toas' eHard l7ol5o. The Nal, ~
~ mint reported only e i
p'r row OF me Naval -ssg a.
bii''ttd ashore. either At hln ~
abroad
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13

Cine neitere Sinterlofienf f6oft
puroe Dem Soiepbinum iibertragen.
uniern beften Danf uno bergelt's
Got!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13

ba ni6t, ODER beiier, per muB oa
ni9t tDetnen, nenn unier offentIi9es
2e6en uno uniere 3ufunft a(s Bolf
nit iold tinoiihen Wttteln uno
@runOiGsen oeriorgt piro9 Ob man
oenn gar ni9t mebr an Die bonn Got
tesiobn uno 8eltbeilano proflamier.
te 8abrbeit oentt: r0iemono tonn
atpei 9erren gu glei6er 8eit oienen. "
Sffenbar, mande unierer 5ieben'
gei6etten in boben 5teIlen niiien es
beiier. 8emeis fir ibre @eisbeit: /:
neununobier5ig 8ro5ent 9ommuniit
gegen einunOfiinf5is Bro5ent poG-
pertiger Imerifaner. 8abrbaftig,
Der Deiie Nann in alter 3eit bat oud
beute nod redt: ~@s lit i6per, bier
feline Sattre 5u idreiben.
F. Markert, S.V.D.