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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26
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Nilliam &. Qicrcrtb
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Siir luir ,pcreint ipic emit bieniebe,
Weit Dir bd oben in Del Stille rubin
Seine Sib ME uergc;'enoen Sc,
idapiitcr rnb GItern
0eDrg nnb Gliiabeit lieiertb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26
Salem, Ohio
Gpangeliid). Gnth. GmanneS. 2tr6e.
POI Gpnlh 8rpabmaN.

Baitor Sobn 8numann Sonniaei&uls
ieben Sonntaa llbr pormittass. 10 llhr
@otteSbienft in Der 2nnoesiprahe; ,im
II rlr beutStber @ottesbienft Ser beut'
i6e &ird,en araueu 8erein bat am dtpet.
ten W3ittipptt ieben Wonats. nbenbs 8
l1br, Yeriammluns. &onfirmanbenzl1n'
terridt (3pciidbrig) bon September bts
Cher,l. 0isnstae limb Sreita9 nd&mtt'
tags 4 llbr.
ale 8Ia,bcussenoiIen urb Srernbs
iinb bersIih einselaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26
3,peis 81.

Mllcn Mitgiie6ern hiere CUR &C.
f6aieen Tad)rid)t, cab cle nadNt.
Deriammlung 0reitaqL Sen 3. Nu
quit. l1Dr obenbs, nbae5altei miro
AQe Sdtne;iern finb gebeten Der Ser
fomnllung bcioinpobnen. Muf be,
QrontenIiite iino: Sui. ainmmer
Denria GcBler. &ir riinlhen line,
boloiee Befierung.
3obonnn MtIff, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26
Chicago, SlinoiS

9eutfhe unb SiebentRraiim. .sdhtifd,e
ct. &aulns @emeinbe, 1855 Ssmer stt.
Raftor g. Sdmibt. 1859 Somer ctr.
SeSen Sonntag 9 llbr Sonntaafhnle in
enaliih uno oeutit. 1entider @ottesz
oienft ieben Counting l1:15 ubr; enos
lisher @ottesbienit ;soen apeitcn uni
pierten Sonrtae 1915 l1br 9eutiher
Ronfirmdnbens 1nterriht Nittsuch nad,s
mittoas 1880 !tbr; enaIiffer acnfirs
mdnbeusllnte :rift Samsta9 ror,irttaqj
10 llhr. Deut1d'e S4ule Santsta0 nnd,,
mittags 9 ubr.
Nue BIalbensqenofTen unb 5reuube
ltnb ber3lih eireelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26
GImoob Gitp, $a.
e.. &QnlS (yel,,k{ahe.

FaIor 2ubtpie 9eisessr. 6n,.s.aottess
oienr 1eben Spnntaa :0:3O :ILs niSr,
Se..2. -ois:i::sfibule 9:.'I nbr. sonfir-
alanoen,lntsrribt e :.ld Tna:5e bes
Hai.:s:@@. 4trhenrars,,e.ne iensr leerer
Sem"rn1 in, Wonat 7 ilbr ahe.,SSs. -
sonnrcgifullebrer@S Citing icben britten
Sc..s-,;y i'm Nonat. $3.50 llbr roreens
ttirGenn,prprpbe iehen Sreitaa 1870 iihr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26
Canton, Ohio

Stcbenbargiib Sdhiiide Ep. Qutber
Sbriftns-aird 2113-14. str., ". s.
Yfarrer Tbomas q. SHniger. Sonns
tagltule uil 9:3O llbr moreens Seutibs
Sngliid)cr @ottesbicnit 1890 llbr mor>
lcns. SeItid1e S6nle unb aonfirmn"oen.
unterrtbt mad VercinbnrunQ.
:. Nue @la,ibenspsnoiien rub Gremnb,
itno ber3!id, eingclnben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26

&a,patben @eiangbcrein.

Gs olene ullen aftipen uno paiiipcn
MtitalieDa,n sur Nahri;ht, oab Sic
reeelmdi,iac Geriamn:l,tng Cams
tag, sen %. Suli, 8 llJr ahenbs, i'm
SadNcnDclm itattfinbet uno alle Mit,
glicoer i,:,n gcbcten baran teil5uneb,
men unO riinftlid Sit erid)einen.
Sic Gcr,poltcr iinb eriuht Inn Z
llbr an,ucienb su iein. Inn sic 8ii-
d]erpriiil,ag por5unebmen beUor Ser
8eriamnlluna.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26

3mci., ~

@ir m,1cn bier !, ! allcn .Git.
glieoern hefannt, 6ni, sic rsI'lnl,i":.
&c Ueilalnnlung iosp,' ilun,cr onl
erlten Iienstag i'm aFtndt, ben !
MuguIt, lin 7:30 llhr abenos in ser
aarpatDia Saae itnttfinbet. gs lr::r.
oe iins f.emen ane Mi:eliecer III Sl;-
ice 8eriarmlung Desri.ben sll fon-
n,n. Mi1neI sceati6, Sear.s
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26

Seutitbe @pans. .3ntb. ct. 4eterS.
Yemeinbe, 5. Ctr.
B:arrer 4ans q. 5. Sinoleit, PA
Nbnms Ctr, Noheter, ga. Selepbon:
Nphelrer 1868. gottesbienft $3.50 uhr
morsens; SonntnglhuIe 1O:4b ubr. -
0rauen Werein Gerian,mlnng am lekten
Oonnersta9 ieben Wonats, abenbs uh&.
Sebermann lit berali6 nillfomn1en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26
Win1ior. Dat., &anaDa
e.. Yaulus. .Gtra,e, Hareri ape

81. GER Otto S. Siss5s:e. 1915 Hsruu
Gbe.. Tinbior. &ana5a. @ottssbienit y
Dem Srmilermunaten ppn 80 l1tr sesl
mulugs; Sonnta9lgule pom i0--l1 ~.
rormitiags. Seoen l.. Siensta9 ab, ~
ini Wonnt atrhenrntz zS;bung. Sebeu l.
3onncrstaa dbenbs in: Wonat SrGnes
0erein Situne gIle @olfss nnb 0la1s
s=.;:st,erciien iinb beralih einaeIGssn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26
GIeDelanb, Cbio

g. g. Gpons. XutD. ct. Senannrs- -x,rhe.
Yaltor &aus Unt,el. 16l 5000 Noab
Sel.: yanlberrb O64S. q ubr uormtftaas
oeutider &ottesbiemit. 10 llpr Conn
tasihIle. II llpr eneIiiher @ottesoienlt.
9utber 2i8a Nnoaft tlno VerlemmIni,,
Sonntas ahenos 1880 llbr. 2onfirn,an
benz <llnterriht unb beutide 5hule an.
Snmstaa BOT ''hr an. Nue @Ianbens>
eeroi1en iinb bcraIih eineegaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26
k(rb0rbe Aatrtrbttn

Cienstcg pes Nouats S:::rd,enrdtsftbune.
abenn:. Airden 6rauen Wereinss Situno
ieDen br;tten 8cnnerstng i'm Wonat. Z
t;s 8 ,lbr; Gntbcr 9iga<Sitnn9 8--s
l1hr abenbs.
1arreq, go.
9eutime Gb. 9mth. e.. xanluS .2trns
72t--25 5rntt ape.
Efarrer 6ans Sobnsbein. Seben Conn
taa 9 llbr ,ornittaes Spnuiasi9ule; 1,
Iifder @ottesbienit. Nnte Iltberii@er
@laubenseeno6en bentiber iinb eng:
ltfher 3unae In Sarrea. Sharon iinb
llmaeglng iino 3ll ben @ottesotenfter
ber3lid]it einaelnben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26
1,ss 0arY, Jt,Nia,,a
3tueig &C..

IS 6icnc alien Mitaliebern our ge.
fdlligen yatDrid)t, baB Die nidylle
Seriammlung am Sanstag, ben 4.
Mng,it, S llbr abcnbs, itattfinoet
Die Mitalieoer iino frcarSli6 eriuft
In Der 3crianlmlang an1peielpo a.,
fein tpe;l tpi6tige @eid)dfte gu eric.
oigen iino. u. S. Ninoer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26
aird)en syranen @erein Der
ct <nhnnnrs fXcmeinAr

bilt ieinc ,tdd)ite 8er;amnllltng am
Mittipobnbeno, Sen 1. Mugltit, ab
Sie Mitgiieoer itno gebeten iib ooa
5dblid) ju beteiligen. Die Sftpc-
itern, sic i'm Monat Mrgult 8eburts
tag feiern. Ioacn geIaa;git ehpos
@ebld miibringcn. Naeb ser Ter.
iarmlltng miro aafiee a;no Sudden
ierpiert. autb. a:nnL Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26
SentidDgemeinbt 9sifnif

fin6et anl 5. 9luguit I'M @eitIeitt
Sadienbeinl itatt uno 1Gc Mitslieocl
1ino sSrellnSe ser 8emeinoe lino ber,.
lid einge!aoen unb eriubt lid, oieiel
Gag 5u ,cierpleren.
Tobn &iertIher. Selr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26
Detroit, Nihigan
oentf&e unb SG6fiih Gp. ct. Eetrms.
0irdje, BlenfieI6 uub MpSberrn 4be.

0irde, Blenfielb unb 9ipsberrp ape.
1f.rrer Sobnnnes Seutid. 1921 Glen
ftelo Gbe. Sell: Ringree 6205. gnes
lifner 3ottesbienft ~ .ibr pormittags;
9emtife lnh eneli'de SonntagIfule Tim
II ltbr rormittags. 0elttSfer 8ottesz
bienit um II l1br pormittoss. Seben les&
ten Dtenstag BEG Nonots &irhenrnts<
iitung. 0urd bic Commemorate jeben
oritten Sienstae. ionit ieoen britten
Sonntaa Srallen @erein Geriammllns.
&irrengorprore ieber :s,eitaaanero. Aue
@lnuDsusaenoiiem fi.,b I.S3lid1 einaelaben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26
Columbus, Ohio

Gpans. 1mtber. Nsartin Gutber aird,e,
gdc Euler unb Ann StraRe.
Gsnrrer G. g. 9euer. Seben Scnn<
taa sornlittass 9 l1hr Sonntdaihule;
10 l1hr cngliidber Nottcsbienit; II ubr
oeutfher 8ottcsbienft.
MD: @lnIbensaeroflen uuo Sre,n,h
iinb her5Ji6 eingelab.n.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26
.nomeitenb. Ia

Hpmeiteab, ga.
Deutitbe Gp. 'ntb. ct. WlarfnS Qirde
A22-224 Oft Q. Mpe.
8eb. ct. q. Mhtenbere. Yfarrer fele'
pbon so. !745. I'm Spnnz unb 0eters
tagen pprmittaas 9:3O llbr Sonntdes
fdule; 1890 ltbr ensliider unb 1915
llbr beutiher @otteshienft. Nqe 0ldns
benseenofen iinb ber5Iid tpilIfomu,en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26

0jepelanb Weft. - 9eutid, 81 @emeinbe
Wch 80. ctr. unb BiaarS ape.
Raftor Sobaanes Ocutihldnber, S2O9
Btlldrb Npe- Sell: Buoobtne 9OS5.
Gottesoicnit ieren Sonrz unr SeiertIa
in ceutid,er unb en9liid)sr Srrahe. =
Sonnta9idl,Ie icben Spnntaa 80 lihr
oornriftags. Oarnusioleeno en9liiher
@ottesbtenft bon t'.--1J:45 llbr. pieruui
foIgt her beutf4e @ottesbienE II uhr
oorp1ittaQ8.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26
DonnaSiDtun, Ctip

G6c Qinepln Mue. unb sulmes Ctr.
Snnntagid,uIe ieben Sonntde I'm 9 ubr.
6auptaottesbienit nm 2:3O ubr. Seoen
eritcn Sonnray i'm Monat 1rdnen Nerein
SeriammllIng. Senen 5lpciten Son:;ta0
I'M Icnot Airdlcnrats>Si Nle aus
oeren Gerlammlllnaen tperben redtasttta
sefar--t.,s acJer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26

Ditte ience. Gales Sar Gtanpt
IN gl,iabeth sSoiiel. 761 go6p @o
IIepeIano, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26
8arn, ynbiana
VHIV1 NyWUVuuu
Deutfd)c Gu. Qntber. p0nternS' '2trdl
Gde IL. Nuc. nnb Sillptorc Ctr.

Yfarrer Grid Eeterlcn. 1919 gu.
more Ctr. EEL: 23551. Sonntdgfhnle
9 l1br fir Die 9roben unb 4 llbr fir bte
fieineu 0inhcr. @ottesoierft lin, 10 ubr
in Der eneIilhen nnb nm 4 l1br tn Der
beutfden Strnfe.
Mne @laubensgenoffen urb Sreuubs
finb beralih etugelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-07-26
Sur Grinneruno

an micre seliebte 8roGn,utter, Wut
ter unb Scitin
M,,t,, yNnif
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-29
SENIORITY system WORKING,
SAYS CI0 HEAD

ASHIN GTON, Aug. 20
(ANP)-The seniority system is
working, George L. P. Weaver, di-
rector of the National CIO Com
mittee on Discrimination, said here.
"Lay-offs are apparently being
effected throughout the country in
an orderly manner and with full
respect for the seniority rights of
Negroes" Weaver said. eff it
hasn't been'that way we would GER
tainly have heard about it already"
The committee is planning to
meet here in early September to re-
view the developing situation as
regards reconversion, and will in
all probability lay down a fresh
program for tackling it's problems.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-29
RED(R055 STILL NEEDS
WORKERS

WASHIN GTON, Aug. 20
(ANP) The demand for addi-
tional personnel and replacement
will make it necessary for us to
continue our program of recruit
ment indefinitely" Jesse O. Thom-
as, assistant to the chairman of the
American Red Cross, said here.
Thomas said that it was not un-
til Is years after the armistice was
signed during the first world war
that the Red Cross reached it's case
lead peak. In light of this it is not
expected that the new peak will be
reached "any time soon"
con the contrary" he said with
the returning Of large numbers of
soldiers from all of the theaters of
war, the responsibility Of the Red
Cross to soldiers and their families
will in the very nature Of the case
increase.
Thomas said number of Red
Cross employees who have been in
the different theatres for two years
or more are eligible for rotation
furloughs. Many of them, he said,
will return to their positions in
government and private industry,
and so replacements will be needed.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-29
ETHIOPIA WANTS MEAT
PACKERS

WASHIN TON, Aug. 20
(ANP). = The Ethiopian govern
ment would welcome to that coun-
try persons capable of establishing
meat packing industry there, it is
learned here. During recent discus
ions with .officials of the state de-
partment, Alto Akilou Aptwelde,
vice minister of foreign affairs,
pointed to the large numbers of cat
tie being raised in the East African
Empire, and said that this meat,
when dressed, could meet much of
the food needs of the middle east.
The governments invitation was
being extended to any of the large
meat packing companies in Amer
ica.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-29
VINO CONSIDERS
REVISED POLICIES

w NGTON, Aug. 20
(ANP). = Procedures and polices
developed out of wartime expert
ence and dealing with minority
group problems were Incorporated
in new statement and being read
led for presentation to War Man
power Commissioner Paul V. Nc
Mutt, according to Richard Fletcher
acting director of WINGS bureau
of placement.
Brought here to assist Benjamin
Wilson, chief of the minority group
section of manpoWer, in the draft
ing were Austin Scott of Chicago
and Lawrence Duncan of Cleve-
land, both regional men on the min
ority group organization. They con-
ferred for four days last week.
eve have drafted a preliminary
statement of program announce
ments, procedures and training pro-
gram" Fletcher said.
He added that the results of the
talks would be applicable whether
the United States Employment
service is returned to the states or
kept as a federal function.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-29

showed that 85 per cent of the
newspapermen did not agree with
Mississippi's junior senator about
the heroism of Negro soldiers.
During a recent senate debate
against the FEPC, Eastland de-
scribed the Negro soldier as "an
utter and abysmal failure in COM
bat in Europe" Seventy-five per
cent of those polled agreed that this
did not reflect the prevailing opin-
ion of southern editors"
The poll indicated that ''the peo-
pie of the south are becoming in
creasingly aware of the dangerous
and unfounded sentiments of such
men as Sens. Eastland and Bilbo
and Congressman John Rankin"
Further anti-Bilbo sentiment was
expressed in New York by the
American Veterans Committee,
Inc, Brooklyn chapter. Miss JOS
ephine Piccolo, recently referred to
by Bilbo as miss Dago" was Sc
lected as queen of their annual
dance on Nov. 9.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-29
White Editors Opposed To
Sen. EnstIund's Race Buiti1lg
Against The Negro Soldiers

NASHVILLE, Aug. 20 (ANP).
white editors have gone
on record as opposed to Sen. James
Eastland's attempts to discredit
the valor of Negro troops in World
War II.
That was revealed here when Dr.
Clark Foreman, president of the
Southern Conference for Human
Welfare, announced the result of
poll of opinion of 251 white news
paper editors in 13 southern states.
The results of the poll, he said,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-29
SOUTHERN EDITORS OPPOSE EASTLAND
NEGRO THEATRE HAS GONE
BROADWAY, CRITICS CHARGE

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 (ANP) =
A charge that the American Negro
theatre here has gone Broadway
and has become commercial-mind-
ed was made by critics of the or
ganization.
Basing their criticism upon the
success of "Anna Lucasta," they
claim that ANT has lost it's original
perspective, which is to develop Ne
gro playwrights and talent, and has
become testing ground for Broad
way. They cited the plan to pro-
duce "Walk Hard" on Broadway
this fall as an example. The play
was staged last fall by ANT in
Harlem.
ANTS road in Harlem has been
made harder by the spirit which
seems to say: "Let's do play. May
be Broadway will take it." Feeling
that it will be long time before
another hit similar to "Anna Lu-
casta" will be scored, they also
point to the organizations small
reward for letting Broadway use
Anna Lucasta. ANT has received
only one-and-a-half percent of the
weekly gross of $4,000 they de-
clared.
The theatrical organization will
eventually fall apart if it becomes
the commercial-minded and con-
tinues to serve as a testing ground
for Broadway production, the crit
les predicted.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-29
GRANGER TO Visit PACIFIC
NAVAL BASES

w ASHIN GTON, Aug. 20.
(ANP) P).-Lester B. Granger, exc
cutive secretary, National Urban
league, will visit naval bases and
stations in the Pacific beginning
late in September, it was disclosed
here.
AS special representative of the
secretary of the navy, Granger re-
turned last week to Washington fol-
lowing a brief visit in Texas. Prior
to that he had visited various in
stallations on the east and west
coast, following which he told re-
porters that a sound policy" is be-
ing pursued by the navy but adj
mitted that there are deviations
from this policy the further down
in the chain of command one goes.
On the whole he concluded that
the navy is so far out in front Of
the army that "it isn't even funny"
The thought developing here had
been that with the ending of the
war the trip to the Pacific, earlier
indicated, would not be made. 1t is
learned, however, that Granger has
been asked to go anyway since the
navy's job will not be completed
for some time yet.
While in Washington last week
he is understood to have talked
with a number of key officials in
the department about matters fall
ing within their province.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-29
lilo RECOMMENDS FOR
DEPENDENT AREAS, URGES
MINIMUM WAGES, VACATIONS

ASHIN GTON, Aug. 20
(ANP) = Recommendations de-
signed to supplement those adopted
at the Philadelphia meeting of the
international Labor conference last
August and dealing with minimum
standards of social policy in de-
pendent territories, were made pub
lie last Friday by the International
Labor Office preparatory to the
9th session of the ILO opening
Oct. Is, in Paris.
The recommendation covers such
aspects of social policy as minimum
wage fixing machinery, social Sc
curity, hours of work, labor inspec-
tion.
On the question of wages, the
draft recommendation suggests
that 'it shall be an aim of policy
to encourage the development of
collective bargaining whereby the
minimum rates of wages may be
fixed through negotiations between
employers and workers organiza-
tions." 1t adds that where no ar
rangements for regulating wages
exist, machinery through which
minimum wages can be fixed shall
be established.
The recommendation urges the
enactment of legal. provisions for
the payment of compensation to
persons incapacitated as result of
accidents arising out of their work,
and suggests number of minimum
standards to be followed in making
these provisions.
1t recommends that hours OF
work in industrial and commercial
enterprises be regulated, and that
workers be given paid holidays OF
at least six days year. 1t also sug-
gests that minimum conditions be
laid down for the protection of the
health, safety and welfare of in.
dustrial and other workers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

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in catalog sent with trial order Salve. sent
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Salve and pictures sent on trust to start.
We are fair and reliable. THE WILSON {
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14


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Choppers tsent pad Other
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14


Brand for chaps
a and
called for
Evening star., 1945-10-12
zaIe-Bee Bee Battle
Planned by Turner

A title bout between MiddleWeight
Champion Tony zale and Bee Bee
Washington, the local contender,
was in the making today. Promoter
Joe Turner revealed that negotia-
tlons have been opened with Zale
and plans are being made to use
the National Guard Armory, where
25 900 fans could be accommodated.
Bee Bee, who now is ranked No. 8
among the middleweights, currently
is campaigning at Turner's Arena.
where he meets Ray Rovelh of New
Jersey, his one-time conqueror, in
the l0-round feature Monday night.
lale, recently discharged from the
Navy, has resumed training for de-
tense of the title that was frozen
during his three years in the service.
The Armory, projected scene of
the battle, now is occupied by Gov
ernment agencies. Until it is vacated
no date can be set for the match.
Bee Bee is the first real middle
weight contender to come up here
since George Abrams, now in the
Navy, with little prospects of get
ting out soon. The 21-year-old
Georgetown stevedore has scored
Al wins in 46 pro matches. and the
last boxer to beat him is the same
Rovelli he meets Monday night at
the w street arena
Evening star., 1945-10-12
u. ). Stars Gain Semis
In Mexican Net PLAY
~ the Associated Press.


MEXICO CITY, Oct. 12.-Pancho
Segura, Ecuador's champion, faces
Bob Falkenburg of Los Angeles in
the sem1finals of the Pan American
tennis tournament today. In the
other half of the bracket, Frank
Parker, United States champion,
takes on Alejo Russell of Argentina.
In the semif1nals of the women's
tournament, Dorothy Head and Pa
kricia Todd. both of the United
States, are pitted against each other.
The other half of the bracket puts
Mary Teran De Weiss of Argentina
against Mary Arnold of the United
States.
Berta Garcia, woman champion
OF Cuba, and Carmen Christlieb, the
Mexican champion, were matched
against Mary Arnold and Dorothy
Head of Los Angeles in the semi
dnals OF the women's doubles. Pa
tricia Todd of San Francisco and
Mary Teran De Weiss of Argentina
will take on Hilda Heyn and Martha
Alvarez of Mexico in the other half
of the bracket.
In the mems doubles Falkenburg
and Bob Crimse of Los Angeles meet
the Parker-Segura combination and
Alejo Russell and Heraldo Weiss of
Argentina will tangle with the
brother team of Armando and Ro-
lando Vega of Mexico.
Evening star., 1945-10-12

A biff-bang battle between a master
boxer and one of the toughest, tough
est lightweights in the ring is slated
for tonight in New York when Allie
Stolz, Newark. n. ]. (above), mixes
with Pedro Firpo, Camden, n. ].
Stolz, a picture fighter with sock.
is again seeking top spot among the
hghtweights, after a layoff due to i'll
ness. He has won his last three bouts.
Firpo, deadly puncher, is described
on Jacobs Beach as "a good guy to
stay out of the ring with.
Enjoy the excitement blow-by-blow
on Gillette's Cavalcade of Sports.
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