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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-25
(By The World Staff of The
Associated Press

WASHINGTON. - Quietly l. the
United States and Britain, :, are
graphing with a strange sort OF
problem, but a problem that may
eventually become quite an issue:
Whether to broadcast shortwave
to Russia in Russian.
Russia broadcasts in English to
the western world but does not
welcome a turn about arrange
ment. >:
The Russian argument is that
the western democracies stress
free expression and are therefore
obviously glad to have ideas and
information from Russia or any
where else. ...~
But, lIoscow contends, the Rus
sian people have decided what
they want to hear and read and
that they do not want theireminds
cluttered up with a lot, OF ex-
traneous ideas.
The question has never been
taken up formally, but it is so
fundamental to the idea Of free
exchange of news that it may be
brought forward some day.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-25
RETURN TRIP

BRUSSELS. = Former Finance
Minister Camille Gut returned
from Paris conference with
news Belgium was to get 2.7 per
cent of war PREPARATIONS from Ger
many. The government is sending
him back to Paris with orders to
do little repairing of his own.
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FRANCE FIRM ON RU1R

PARIS.-France can be expect
ed to stand on its demand the
industrial Ruhr valley be inter
nationalized and the Rhineland be
detached from Germany. Com
1nunist minister of State Thorez is
known to have told the cabinet
his party supports the govern
ment's stand. This gives the gov
eminent the backing of all three
major parties.
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thur was to be allowed to main
tain their own police.
The second was to reopen the
golf courses. =
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TRUMAN AND .YINsONe

Observation-Disclosures Fred NJ.
Vinson of Kentucky was stablli-
cation director there was talk
among his friends that he would
like to run for the senate.
Now that he is Secretary of the
Treasury, some of his Kentucky
cohorts are talking about Tru-
man.Vinson national ticket for
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Regular Army training will in
clude commando techniques.
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VIRGINIA MIX-UP

RICHMOND, Va.-At least five
cities in Virginia, where nomi-
nation at the democratic primary
usually stacks up to election, may
have to 60 without municipal pri-
maries and to hold non-partisan
elections next fall.
Unless the legislature meeting
Jan. 9 enacts emergency legis-
lation. wartime law to aid SOL
der voting will remain on the
books. This law requires candi-
dates for mayor and councilmen
to file 80 days in advance of the
primaries. which must be held by
the first Tuesday in March No
body has filed in Roanoke, Rich
mond. Petersburg, Charlottesville
or Lynchburg
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AND. HON. 18th HOLE?

WASHINGTON. - An Army Of
ficer back from Tokyo reports
that the first request Jap city Of
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before the French. have enough
troops to take over.
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CARDINALS TO, MEET

:; CARDINALS TO MEET
VATICAN CITY-Instructio to
Cardinals to come here for a con-
sistory next spring are expected
to be issued in January. The Pope
is taking what time h can from
Christmas festivities to prepare
consistory material.
Main items to be considered are
the creation Of new Cardinal sees
and reorganization of the Vati-
cans foreign representations in
line with the war-born internation-
al set-up.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-25
IT, S., Britain Consider
Red Broadcast Problem

1913. They realize that tn : would
put men from neighboring states
running together for president and
vice president - which politicians
usually try to avoid-but they're
talking about it anyway.
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The longest railroad bridge in
the United States is the Lucin Cut
off of the Southern Pacific Rail
road across Great Salt Lake in
Utah. 1t is II miles long.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

an hours battle. the North Caro-
lima soldier and his associates
managed to fight their way nut
.cf the trap, leaving Is dead laps
behind them.
"Our commanding officer hearu
the firing and sent up a reinfors-
Ing unit that kept US covered while
We got out OF there he said. II
could almost hear the Angel Cab
riel footing his horn when those
support troops arrived on the
scene.
a veteran Of 81 months in the
Army. including Is months over
seas. Private Smith is the nephew
OF James }. Miller. OF RID 3. 70.
Box ISL, Salisbury The young
Carolinian received basic training
4 the Infantry Replacement Train
ihr Center, Camp Croft, South Car
olina.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
ASK Removal
OF CrandaII
In WAC Case


The Lynn Committee 10 Abolish
Segregation in the Armed Forces
Joins with those OF ganizations and
individuals who have asked for an
investigation Of Colonel Walter NJ
Grandall in connection with the
case OF the four Negro WACs, and
calls for the removal OF Col Gram
dali. Commandant OF Lowell Gen.
eral hospital.
Although the four WACs have
heen restored to duty and their
sentence or year at hard laoor
has been reversed, col. Grandall
has been permitted to remain on
his posl-the same Col. Crandall
who had these girls courtmartial-
ed for refusing 10 be the black
WACs' who have 10 do all the
dirty work =" said Wilfred II.
Kerr. Co-Chairman OF the Lynn
Committee. In statement issued
AT It's headquarters. l0l West s6th
Street. New York cry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

Twenty pin's OF blood rlasma
are often used in saving the life
Of one soldier.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
Says Negroes Can't
Afford To Practice
Birth Control

CHICAGO. --fANP)- Negroes
cannot afford to practice birth
control lest they commit racial
suicide declares pr julian r.
Lewis, noted t'niyeisily OF Chi
caeo paiholosist and author Of
The Biology OF the Negro writ
ing IN a controversial article in
the MAY issue Of Negro Digest
Or Lewis maintains;
Until the present high Negro
death rate is lowered 10 at least
that Of the general population,
Negroes cannof afford birth COM
troll II would be race suicide
for Negroes 70 adopt its exclu-
sive practice
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
Carol Tusker
Captivates 400"

NEW YORK - NPS) - Lovely
Carol Tucker, charming vocalist
with Erskine Hawkins orchestra
has Won a place in the hearts OF
diversion seekers who frequent
the svank 40o Club on Fifth ave-
nue. Miss Tucker who hasn't been
in the spotlight for year has
created furore along the Main
stem Her charm beauty, and
thrilling songs have capiiyatcd
everyone who has listened 20 her
singing The band which WAS the
first Negro musical aggregation 20
play the unique SPOT followed
Tommy Dorsey and has evoked
much surprise from the Bway
critics. music and dance lovers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
Gets 20 To 40
Years For Staying
immigration Officer

Edward Eugene Blair, 2S, %
1856 W. Warren. who pleaded
guilty last week 70 the staying
Of Joseph Collins. an immigra-
ton officer. was sentenced on
Thursday 10 q term OF from 20
TO 90 years In Jackson State
prison by Judge Christopher +.
Stein.
Police said Collins. who lived
AZ ei55 Home. was killed by
blows on the head with a bottle
August Z, 1914. His body was
found three months later in a
sewer BY Department Of Public
Works workers who were in
specting a manhole.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
Lester Granger
To Speak For
Pontiac Center

PONTIAC Mich Dennis Dow
dell. executive director ~ the
Pontiac Southwest Community
Center. announced this week that
the Community Center Forum
Committee is presenting the last
OF rs series Of forums and the
opening Of its Membership drive.
On sunday April -, at pm. a,
the Trinity baptist church on the
corner Of Wesson and Maple
street AS the speaker FOR the
occasion the Forum Committee
is presenting 10 the ciiizens OF
Pontiac Nj. Lester p Granger
tribuied articles on economic and
tional Urban League
The Committee Is very much
interested in as many citzens as
possible hearing Mr. Granger,
who has been executive secretary
OF the National Urban League
since le4i He has also served in
the following capacities mem
her OF the STAFF of New York
citys Welfare Council. and has
conducted legislative inyestiea-
tions for the states Of New York
and New Jersey he has been
elected 10 executive committees
Of The National Conference OF So
cial Work and the American As
ISOLATION Of Social Workers serv-
ine as first yice-prcsiden' 20 the
latter organization IN la4i.
He has been appointed 10
number of advisory committees
IN Sew York State and Federal
government agencies. among
them In the New York state En-
rloyment Seryice and state War
Council and the L. $. children $
Bureau MIR Granger has con
trihuted articles on economical and
social aspects OF race relations
10 Survey magazine. The Social
Work Year Book Opportunity.
md Journal % negro Life lie
lectures often before social for-
ums and university groups 10
was educated in the public
schools OF Newark New JERSEY
end Dartmouth College. with
graduate work at the New York
University and New York school
OF Social Work.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
Confined from page y

Hesta. sigma Gamma Rho; and
lvonne Greenlee, lota Phi Lamb
Ga sororitics.
Tuesday evening. citixens'
Night. l.. c. Bount will officlate.
Scheduled to appear are Rev.
Boone. John r Williams, Rosa
Gragg. Great Lakes A. Canpella
choir. Elizabeth Gary. direct
Ing +. a. Matlock. Madeline
Fowler. Dr. J. J. McClendon.
VIM Summers. Jas. Harvey and
J. Hauser.
For Wednesday nights activi-
tics under caption OF "Silhou-
eties night" Mrs. Lillian Givens,
president. will deliver principal
address. Musical selections will
feature tho evenings program
Thursday night Organization
night" schedules Fred Hart Will
liams presiding Listed on eve
mngs program are the names OF
Prather J. Iauser, Atty Alonzo
d Pettiford. Mimic Cato. vocal
list: Stanley Portland Jamaica,
BWI Emma Dean Belle Mrs F
T.. Dawson. Edna g. Holcomb
and John G. Dancy.
Friday night is closed formal
prom. open 10 only Kappa men.
their wives and sweethearts. sa-
turday nights festivities de-
scribed rs "lnterfraternity night"
will he given over to members OF
all Greek Letter organizations
Alvin Loving will preside. schcd-
uled 10 deliver remarks OF fell
citation are Vim Loving. DR.
Walter Harmon. ATTY. Elvin Dav-
export. John r. Williams and
Atty. Jos. A. craigen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
Peck and Peck
Score In Chicago
B, TED MATs0N

CHICAGO Special The IA
ny comedy team known as Peck
and Peck IS ng KNOTS - tie
neR 81 croNo production assent,
SECOND Edluon q star Time
This team is spectacular ~ ee-
centric dancing ana eomical REM
diiions ~ parodles on modern
The picture rc'noers created
by MISS y Arcy nancy Gypsy
Moods 'Afro.N atlse and
Dance Of Death features Les-
ter Goodnan aid ihs enile line
% Ten Gro'ioe'fss along attn
Naki and Takcaa famous inter
prefa'fee dancers
Janie Moses the -Four Nalc-
tones Lord Essi1 arthur Walker
ard Wardcl GRAY along with Earl
Hines orchestra comprises the
revue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
Blues Singer
Back With Lucky

NEW YORK NPSl wynonie
tMr Bluesl Harris and Maestro
Lucky Millinder are hack togeih-
or again-to borrow a paraphrase
Harris who had left the dynamic
Millinder's band when II was tour
ing several months ago spent
short period with Noble Sisslc's
orchestra Millinders band last
week took 20 the Apollo Theatre
stage for one week nrior 10 ano'h-
or extended tour (Millinder is nov
famous for the same) and the blues
singer was terrific.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
Convicted For
Draft Evasion

ATLANTA ~ AMP Floy q
Smith a member o. the Jeno-
,ahs Witnesses seq VAS found
guilty OF draft evasion Wedncs.
day by q federal Jury Sentence
was held IN allowance by Judge
Marvin Underwood VINO said he
wanted 10 study the case
smith who contends ,ha, ne IS
an ordained minister argued
that he should have been ciassi-
fled an instead OF me ~ he
VAS given His arrest followed
his refusal TO ohsv his draft
boards order for HIM 20 seporl
80 CONSCIENTIOUS director WORK
camp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
Pan-American Program

In celebration OF the National
pan-American program the De-
pariment OF Romance Languages
Of the West Virginia state Coll
lcgc at Institute will present the
Spanish language talking picture
rMolinos de Nientor with English
suhtitles on Sunday evening at
: 80 IN the Auditorium
On Monday evening a. 4 30 q
series OF South American travel
pictures will he shown by "El
Circulo Espanol"
There will be no charge for
admission.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

Sell, Rent, Find a Job or
Secure Help Through The
Detroit Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
TRIBUNE NEWSBOYS GET
BICYCLE AND SUIT FOR
HAVING TOP SALES RECORD

went 70 Benjamin Edwards OF
S7s6 Russell Second prize .
beautiful new sui, Was awarded
70 james Rionnt 81 2i4ol Conoyer
Lane Ferndals Michigan. Zach
81 me firsi quarter SINNERS have
maintained a weekly average Of
over TWO hludred ssies r Cecil
Rohinson az The circulation de-
parimeni praised me group u
happy YOUNGSTERS for ihelr out
standing Nofk fprns the cold
months ann oui{ued program
Tor he coming months which Vas
accepted with rreai enthusiasm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

MIS- Gordon OF Grand Rapids,
Michigan. and Mrs. Harris Of De
,roii. Michigan. are spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Beasley.
Messrs Wendell Rayburn and
Josh Moore were the Weekend
guests OF Misses Grace and Martha
Ledlord. sun day they were
icined by their sister Odahlia Led
ford and her schoolmates. Gwen,
Jackie, and Eualia Reeves. and Lo-
la Lottery
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stewart
and sou, Dale. We're The Sunday
afternoon dinner guests OF Mr.. md
Mrs James Ledford, Jr.
Miss June Bryant, who was
elected Sunday school delegate
from Campbell Chapel Church, re-
ports having had a fine and in
teresting trip 10 the Sunday school
convention at Fort Wayne. Ind.
Saturday night callers at the
home OF Fern and Jimmy Lediord
We're Lois and Edward Bell, They
were accompanied by their sisters
in-law. Effie OF Pomeroy Ohio. and
Evelyn OF Belleyille, Mich.
This writer wishes 10 express
her sympathy to Mrs, Alice Bryant
in the loss OF her father. Mi. Jack
son o. Ann Arbor The funeral
services were held Friday after
noon from Bethel AME church.
Mrs Nellie Hughes and Mr.. Will
bur Hughes OF Detroit, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Carter.
Miss Odahlia Ledford is recup-
Grating from throat ailment IN
the health residence OF the Michi-
gan State Normal College at Ypsi-
lanti.
Miss Wanda Smith and Fern
Ledford spent day in Detroit
visiting friends and relatives and
shopping.
Before closing may ask one
favor OF my readers. When | de-
liver the paper. please cooperate
with me by telling me your news
items After all the paper is most
interesting when We read OF those
we know.
In the near future We are plan
ming 10 write an informative coll
umn about our boys in the serv-
Ice that will interest our readers,
40 all Of you who have sons,
friends and relatives In any branch
OF The service, help us by giving
us bits OF Information that viii
make the column we'll worth our
reading
Miss Ruth Seymour. teacher OF
the sixth grade a. Harriet school.
accompanied Miss Wanda smith
home to spend the week end with
Miss Smiths parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Guy Smith
Mrs. Jessie Smith attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Agnes White,
wife OF the former pastor OF the
Church OF God in Ypsilanii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Reeves
and granddaughter, Carol. were
visitors in Detroit last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Cowans
OF Ypsilanti, and Mr. Milton Err
vine were guests OF Mrs. Annie
Rains on Sunday.
BY Martha p Ledford
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

Scores Of Tribune NeWsboys
gathered a, the 81 Antoine ''f'
Friday night for their first big
Spring affair. The evening WAS
highlishted by the awarding o.
Two major prizes for ou'stsndins
service rendered during the first
quarter % l9f5.
First prize OF new eicycle
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
BIRD Division Veteran Didn't
Mess Around With The Japs

WASHINGTON y. c. My out
/. seaeyca ID accentuating the
[..anee Wide We we're in combat
/. goerainliie erinncd Pirate
|Fs Class lanes r smith of sal
..gy Aouh Carolina. a veteran
|, mo sgra Infantry Division. conf
|, al ~ Negfo lnfanirymen. We
/ an mes. around with Mr.. In
|Braesn ,lr Jap
lnisneeea az Lelterman Gem
n. hoss,a. san Francisco, Cali
|nra aftcg recently returning 10
h, ll.ed states for treatment OF n
|s,a siimeni ihe 2i-year-old North
|cssoana Negro soldier recalled
some hishlehfs Of his battle ex-
rsrsrets white he was busy win
|rng The Combat InfanlrynAn
Badge aeare4 ior exemplary con-
Or 10 agiar AGAINST the enemy.
y vas on Rmgainyille four
. MOS ane most OF the time III
orss be declared 1T was all
|p-sh and Won had 20 be an In
asymar io take O.. but | reckon
b, fcashe eneaeement we were
p Vas lave afternoon as We
b. gepa 70 biycuac ON n
~ I've hi
NE h.d larely started 20 dis
7 pt,a 'sf llns or0n w ."
aaa moiar barrage. II
iH' ioy n0ar aaa
Per- sosa d an assault alter
b hfrase ended However. we
tif expo such large force
la9' They ht us from three
(" ihe trent and right and left
isn ! a0e know how many
iw hand nades were tossed
rs mat ay hHi about * OF
BEN must have landed in my Vi.
kras
Twas Nfst than some OF the
r. around NO because ! had
''lY GOOD otef IN a ditch whore
'o1lf piek q tho Jars as they
'AN'd pouring no the hill. How
r. others nere caught IN the
FD'r ant voeraed. At the helght
hrif chow IS men we're hit
''} by haaa grenades. in my
iA0f w.. only one company
'''a' aid asl there to care for
ga pai BE- al bis best. Exposed
c'my fae Pc went from n.an
4 Daa' Administering first aid
4 we VINO weren't able to crawl
d dfasesd 10 the opposite
~ o. ne li.l whore they could
4 p'Na W aud taken TO the aid
4 'e0a. ! Wish | knew that med
name He was the bravest man
ever saw IN combat"
','a'e Smlh recalled another
81 engagement with Japs while
vas on combat patrol. The pa
= "n'olsnsd on a river bank
''p 'hree men we're killed. Ate
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-31
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
Rv Elsie Flash" Fleischer

Cleveland. O., May 3l-We
started our weekend quite this
early this time. We began at the
Cleveland East CluD on Friday
night were we celebrated Hams
birthday. The food was delicious
and the music was the Ham
Special with polka's presiding.
Many thanks to the Cleveland
East club and specially to Mr..
and Mrs. Ham. We had won
derful time and it was good
beginning for the weekend that
followed in Canton.
Congratulations to the new
Saxon Queen. Miss Ethel krici.,
from Cleveland East. You made
very beautiful queen. Ethel.
We wish to thank Canton ior
the swell time we had at the r.
IS. !. \. Seni-Formal. The music
was strictly ''in the groove" and
enjoyed by everyone. 1t was good
! to see so many out-of-uowners
in Canton. The meeting Sunday
was. very successful and activi-
ties for the T. 5. J. A. will be
plentiful this summer. The first
doing is T. 5. ]. \. Picnic on
oath at Cleveland West. Our sim
cerest thanks also go to those
who prepared that dinner Sun
day. 1t was certainly tasty and
plentiful. When Sa>ors get to-
gether, a rip-roaring time is had
/, by all, and Canton certainly
worked hard to make this dance
a success. I'm sure we won't ior-
get the T. s. !. a. dance in Can
ton.
This Friday, June /. is the
meeting ior the month OF June.
Since we had only one meeting
last month there are quite few
matters to be taken care off. Will
everyone please try to attend? !?
Professor Nikolaus will be ready
to begin singing at $50. Please
be on time-just ior once and
you'll notice how much more will
be accomplished,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-31
PVT. HENRY M. ZANK
A Third Saxon Boy of New
Castle Killed in Action

Pvt. Henry M. Zank OF the L
S. Marine Corps was killed in
action May 18th, l945, on Ok.
nawa. IIe entered the Marine
Corps June %. l944,had his train.
ing in Oceansidc, Cali, after tha,
he spent two days at home and
then went overseas after the X
mas Holidays. He was 10 years
old on May II. l945. just to days
before he was killed.
He is the son Of George Zank
since the death of his mother
quite a number of years ago, he
made his home with his aunt
Mrs. Sophia Wonner.
He has a brother IN the L. S
Army overseas. Sgt. Geo. Zank
Henry was very popular among
the Saxon people. He has been a
member of the Central VerbanJ
since childhood.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-31
CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Katy Gotzm-ister

Columbus. Ohio, MAY Sl-An-
other T. S. J. a. affair is gone,
but not forgotten. know that
everyone 'who attended the Semi
Formal at Canton last Saturday
rally had a grand time. know
we girls from Columbus did. You
know what the old saying is. ii
you didn't have a good time. it's
your own fault! And, | don't see
how anyone couldn't have a
grand time. The music was swell
and it sure did seem good to see
those old familiar faces again.
The dance was really success.
Canton. and know that anv
other club that is thinking OF
putting over some T. s. 7. \. al
fair needn't worry about making
a go of it by the turnout at Can
,, ton. Everyone kept their promise.
Come Oh all YOU Saxon Juniors
and lets make an effort to at
tend every +. s. !. a. possible! (!
If YOU are worried about making
ends meet to make a trip. lust
ask some OF the girls from Co.
lumbus. we will tell YOU how to
get by. Won't we girls:
Congratulations to the new
Saxon Queen ofl045. Ethel Krich
OF Cleveland East. All oi the can
didatcs for Queen looked vek.v
beautiful and its no wonder j,
took the Judges so long to make
up their minds.
Our next Junior Saxon meet
ing will be held at the Saxon
Hall, Thursday. June 18th. at
800 p. N. Let's al try to be on
hand and on time. Remember
the sooner we started the sooner
we can get to the entertainment
part OF the evening.
Have you heard that there are
five particular girls from Coluin.
bus who have new Pin-Up-Bo
We have to ksep it a secret. so we
are not mentioning any names.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-31
ATTENTION.!

Due to circumstances beyond
our control the Mar-Lu Sorority
is sorry to announce that their
card party originally scheduled
for June 3rd. 1915, has been post
poned until June 10th. The place
and time. however. remain the
same-namely. 4 p. m.. the Yves,
Side Sachsenheim's beer garden,
il it is nice day. or in case OF
rain. the music room OF the Sach-
senhcim.
We hope that everyone who
plans to attend will make a note
OF the change OF date and try to
be with It's on the 10th CT June.