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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-08
|Sumners-Capper Bill
Wins Backing Of
Dupont Circle Unit

Reversing its previous stand, the
Dupont Circle Citizens Association
yesterday Endorsed the Summers.
Capper joint resolution to empower
Congress to grant the District ma.
tional representation.
This association had been a mil
liant opponent of proposals of this
kind, and had been represented by
spokesman and resolutions against
similar joint resolutions during con-
gressional hearings in the past.
Favorable action on the pending
measure, which proposes an amend
ment to the Constitution under
which Congress would be empowered
to grant to District people voting
representation in Congress and in
the Electoral College, was taken by
the association after hearing a re-
port from Col E. Goring Bliss Col.
Bliss is one of the associations dele
gates to the Federation of Citizens
Associations, and chairman of the
Federation Committee on National
Representation.
zen. 0rant speaks.
Brig. Gen. U. S. Grant III spoke
briefly, urging that the proposed
subway project be considered care
fully because Of the expense in
volved. Harral Millikin, public util-
tiles chairman, was appointed to
represent the group at a hearing
on the proposal called by the Dis
trict Commissioners for June 6.
The following officers were elected
for the coming year: Col. Hugh
Miller, president: L. M. Leisenring,
first vice president; Mrs. Charles
Collins, second vice president; Row.
land S. Marshall, secretary; w. Her
bert Gill, treasurer.
Gen. Grant and Mrs. Helen Duey
Hoffman were elected to the Execu-
tive Committee.
Reports on Liquor Control.
William Clark Taylor's report on
the alcoholic beverage control law
was received with the statement
that the group is opposed to the
law as it now stands and to the
present enforcement. The associa-
TONS Liquor License Committee was
asked to make a further study be-
fore submitting suggestions for i'm
provement to the Executive Com
mittee.
Col. Miller presided at the meet
ing held at the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-08
SOC, 900 Nozi Troops
Move From Denmark
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
COPENHAGEN, May 8.-Nearly
100000 German troops today started
the homeward march from all Dem
mark in miles-long columns along
the main roads.
The Germans transported their
luggage on wheelbarrows, perambu-
lators and other makeshift vehicles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-08

v A. - AAe3lSI ANot
actor in Holly
wood could be
coaxed to play
the part, not
even with a q
In CHI S t e a k.
Imagine being
typed" in that
role.
But 1t just
shows you how
far some people
In Hollywood
would 60 with
t h e biography
cycle. First they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-08

filmed the lives Oracle Allen.
of celebrities Of long ago, then living
celebrities, and now they even have
scouts on the trails of those for
whom great futures are predicted.
Well, I suppose they'll end up
doing the same characters over and
over. Don Ameche should be able
to look forward to at least three re-
makes showing him inventing the
telephone. And the next time I
hope he invents enough phones to
60 around in wartime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-05-08
Oracle Aliens
Comments

My goodness! They're already
talking of making movie about
Mussolini. IT would have a moral
lesson, Of course, but I don't think
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Sr6itib

&ablfopf (als tbm a>d Die lesten
par Saare auseineen): Sm, gerupft
fann i'd nun i9le9teroinss ntdt mebr
Derben!
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bot etnen aftionsraoius bon $500
Neeilen, 10 baB Die M6gIi6tett zines
a1nunterbrodenen Sluges bon Seem
gorf na6 2onoon tpie a46 iiber ben
gnn5en nor6anertfanii6en Sentiment
beftebt.
Nene fanbluie Wetbube Der 8las.
bereitnmg
Bie 6te american Optical Com.
panD, Soutbbrioee, Maii., mttteiIt,
lit cine neue Metbo6e, @las au mia.
6en, gel>tngen, Seit unoentli6en 3ei.
ten bat man 6afiir 5an6 benutt, bod
nun miro elm tpeit beiieres @Ias aus
'8orlaure, Dem befannten AugentpaiD
fer, 3infialbe> einem MitteI gegen
Mageni6mer5en, Mluminium &por.
orp6 llno einem goelitein, 8erpn, Der.
geiteut tper6en.
0ie @eieui6aft eibt nod cine 3tpei-
te Metbooe fan6loler @lasberiteurng
befannt, mobet Cadmium, onite1e Der
3infialbe, beripenoet miro.
9as @los, pel9es nad 6ieien BEL"
ben Wetbooen bergeitent miro, fun.
felt beinabe 10 meu pie Sutpelen. Man
miro 6araus bo6tpertige Nugengldier,
iotpie &ameras uno n1ifroIfoptlhe Gin.
len berItellen. 0ie bertpanoten Sngre'
0ien5ien, beiBt es, ftno 5tentttd btllig.
Die neue Metbooe lit 10 reboIutio"
niereno, als molle man Iepfelmus Of
ne Gepfel beriteaen. Solange bic
Menidbeit 5uriidoenfen tanu, lit Der
Sono Der @runoitoff getpelen, aus
Dem @las bereeitellt tpur0e, 1tno er
ma6t ettpo 5tpei Drittel Der bertpan6.
ten 8eitanotetle aus. 8ei 6em neuen
@las ftno ie6o6 ale 8eitanotetle, nit
Iusnabme Der Boridure Metalle. sic
fommen in Sorm bon Bulbern bor,
6as inn Sale oes Cadmium braun, BET
ben anoern tpeiB a1sfiebt.
&c miro bebouptet, oaB oas @las
5tpei gorteile bat. Ser cine tit bic
Sdbiefeit, oos 2tdt iddrfer 5u bre'
6et1> ols es benz fetnften ge,p0bnlt6en
@laie noeid lit. Ser anoere Borteil
n1o6t it9 BEL Der 8iloung getuolbter
Oberfldden benerfbar. 8enn nt9t
au6 Die 5tpeite 8erbei1eruug borge'
nonmen tporben mdre, tDtr6 oltsge"
fiibrt, f0nnte bic itdrtfte 2t@tbre6ung
ein Na9tetl letn. Sarbe lit etue G6t'
tpeue. 8et benz neren @las ftnoet
cine geringere 8eritrel,ng Der Sarben
itatt, tpenn fte oas glas 6urd6rtneen.
Seoes @las 5erftrert bic 6orben ir"
genomie. Biolett, ODER bic tiir5eite
2i6ttpeue, gum Beiipiel pflanat 1i6 In
Ser Sefun6e 5000 @eilen langlamer
fort als SLOT, bic dneite. 2iirben mo-
gen BEL 2inien bieie 8rebing erb6'
ben, 6as neue @Ias ieoo9 re6u3tert
lie u m6ie &dlfe.
Seit ettpa 5eb nSabren bot man
bier un6 6a bebriu9t, Sano 6urd de-
miibe @lemente au erieben. 9as 1teue
@Ias lit cine @rfinoune bon Or. g.
8. &inper, 9ireftor oes 2aborato'
RUINS, iotpie $. Sc. Mou11ton 1tn6 &.
80. @unn. 9ie @altrnm go6af Cont
panp gab Dor 5>pei Sabren Die Ser.
iteaung zines ianbloien @laies be-
fannt, bas aug Tunelten, Eantalunte
uno 2ontbanum bergeiteat miro uno
fir nrilitdriI9e &ameras 8erpenoung
finoet. Cine neue aber nod 1ti6t ber'
penbbare gigenbeit bes neuen fano'
loien @laIes lit Der l1ntitatt6, oaB es
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NQuQA nnA allen GIoH

~&& ~ &
rung on3uerfennen.
@aroinaI Sere6i bat Dor fur3em
in elmer 8oti6aft feline Brielter ermu-
tigt, auf ibrem Soften 5u berbarren,
ielbit unter 2ebensgefabr.
T # t
Ser. Gaatem garantieren 0reibeit fiir
&irden tn 9entidlanb
Sr elmer bierten bobnb General @t<
Ienbotper an Dos oertI6e 8olf gerid)s
teten proclamation miro Die Berit6e@
rung gegeben, oaB in ben &irden aller
bon amerifaniiden Truppen beiebten
oeut ti6en @ebieten oie &tr6en often
b1eiben uno BEN S6uB 6es amerifants
i6en Oberfom1nonoos baben tper6en.
,,Seit iiber 10 sSabren'', 10 beiogte
@tlenboiuer's proclamation on oas
oeuti9e 8olf, ubabt Sbr unter einem
8egime gelebt, 6as i6ulo1oie Nen.
lden ungere9ten @eleben untertnarf.
Sol6e @eiebe ipotten ie6er @ere6tig>
lfeit. 81 tperoen bon Dem militdrii6en
onerifaniiden Gegtme 11i6t ge6ulbet
tper6en. 0as amerifanti6e mtlit6rii i9e
8eiaBungsfommonoo miro alle &C.
iebe abldaffen, Die in ireen0einer 8ei-
ie gegen &eligion, &aiie, 0ationalitat
Spro6e, ODER politii6e Gnit9ten ee>
ridtet ftno. Aue religi0iem @ottes-
oienit eetpeibten @ebduoe 1peroen tpie-
Ser eroffnet uno aIles bon BEN Goai>
beboroen eeitoblene &ir6eneigentum
miro 5uriideritattet tper6en. Gu9 olle
Na5ibeamten> tpel9e BEL Der Dur9fib.
rung oieler ungere6ten 3manesn1aB'
nabmen tatig tparen, tperoen abgeiebt
! meroen.
t It t
Bapft erlanbt Il. g. Splbatem 8ei"
madtsfeier im ApOiuliIden 8alat
@ie Der oYtifaniI6e &unof funt be-
ri9tete, bate Bopit Bius Der 3polfte
Den amertfanii9en 6em @amen Seiu.
8erein in 8om angeborieen Sol6aten
bic @rloubnts erteiIt, inn Apoitolti9en
gonceQerio-Pala1t in &om cine Beib.
na6tsfeier gum 8eiten Der Waiientin"
Der uno an6erer beoiirfttger &inoer
&oms ab5ubalten.
Mitglieber oes Sirtiniiden Sangers
9ors ianeen italieniide uno englii9e
@eibna9tslieoer. sSn Der &bteilune
oes 4merican Catholic Club tpuroen
8eibna6tspofete fir Die Irmen oer
Sta6t &om berettet. St bielen an6ert
| &nItalten Der etpigen Stabt puroen
abnli6e 8eranitaltungen gum 8eiten
Der Irmen unternommen.
t t t
8atifan fellt neue 2iigen blpk
9ie tatbolifenfeinoli9en @a9ri6>
tenbiiros, nidt 5ulebt Die oeuti6en
&uno ofuntlteuen, tper6en ni6t n1iioe,
@ntlteuungen 5l1 berbreiter, Die nit
8orliebe segen BEN 8atifan, ben fatbo.
1iiden @eneraliiiirno Sranco unb BEN
fatboliiden Setter Bortugals, Sa1a'
5ar, geri6tet itno, oie BEL ibnen ols
;5aidiiten" gelten. 60 tpuroe eben-
faus aus elmer angeb1i6en 8otifan.
meloung beri6tet, Der Batifan babe
in l1ebereinitimmung NIT Dem TEMPO.
rGren 8egime Sranfreids ben @r5bi.
| f6of 8alerio galeri, papltliden Nun,
thus in Sranfreid) 5uriidberufen unb
Die Aboanfung elmer In5abl fran5o'
! lti6er 8ii6ofe angeoronet.
| Ser Gatifan bat ale oieie Weloun'
j gen als 2igen be5ei6net. &ebnli9e
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General be @anlle in MDsfaa

Sn einem. bon g8S oerbreiteten
0funofunt beri6tete Ser Mostauer
&orreiponoent George Meoora6 iiber
oie Gnfltnft 6es fran50iiiden Gene
rails De @aulle in Der ruilii6en 9aupt.
itaot 5u einem Sreun6l9aftsbelu6 BEL
Wari9on Stolin.
Woora6 ldtl6erte, tpie Ser General
in ser fleinen, alten Stride Ste. Mo.
rie 0e Ia Srance fniete uro fir Die
8eenoigung oes &rieges l1no cine per-
manente Sreun6i6oft unter Sen 8oI-
fern Der @roe betete. Ser anerifaniIde
Brieiter 9teb. 2eopolo S. Braun bon
Seem 8eoforo, Waii., 5elebrierte Die
fl. Weiie. Sat- 6ie gan5e fran50fii6e
&olonie Der ruiliiden Sauptitabt NOR
oa - BEL elmer &6lte bon % @rao
unter geul. 8iele ruiiii9e &atboIifen
tpobnten ebenf falls Dem @ottesoienit
BEL al19 einige Nmerifaner.
&eo. Braun preotgte iiber ben &ert
~0ie Nadt gebt Der geetge 5u ,n6 Der
Sag nGbert ft6". gr bob ben Meut>
bic Nusoauer uno 6as groBe @ottper.
trauen 6e @aulle's berbor, Dos ben
Sieg oabontrug ga, mo- anoere Men-
i6en beriagten. Gum S9luiie for6erte
9Reb. Braun Die &noddttgen auf gum
@ebet fir ben &ufitteg zines neuen
religios-itarten Srantreid.
@tratoipbarenf1nssens pon goeins
Nireraft far Nadtriessaeit gebamt
Die 8oeine Nircraft @ompanp teilt
nit, boB iie por einiger 3eit nit benz
8au zines Dem 3 29>&fflueaeug
entlpre6en6en, Die glei9e SIugge-
| idwitoisfeit 1tno @artmalfIusbobe
erreidenoen uno ben glei6en Iftions-
rooius auftpeiienoen Milttdrtrans-
portflug5euges begonnett babe un6 be-
reits Brobefliiee nit Der 1euen Nta-
i6ine genadt tperoen. 9ie @eieni9aft
plant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. elmer ert-
ipreden0en nidtnrilttdriiden Mai6i-
ne, zines Jog. Observation-Disclosures.
Die Mtttell&ne beiagt II. a.: Gin mi.
Iit6rti6es Mobell bes inn @ebeimen
gebouten observation-disclosures miro
gegentpdrtig Der @rprobung untertpor-
fen. Dieies G1ug5eug lit hanrit oas
erite Ser Observation-Disclosures
tel, Dos bon ireenoeiner 5lug3eugee.
ieuidaft ferttgeelteut tporoen lit. gor.
lGufig tper6en ale Weo6elle oieies Zip.
parates militariiden 3ueden oienen.
Die Erogfliigeltpeite Der neuen Wa'
i9ine belGu It ltd, tpte BEL Der 3 20
auf ia SUB, 6agegen lit Der &untpf
IL SUB ldneer als Bel Der Super'
SortreB, uno oas @etpidt oes Srons'
portflug5euges gebt um 10000 Pfo.
iiber oas oes genannten &antpfflug'
5euges binaus uno fellt itd 6euna@
auf 10000 Bf6.
Ser neue Mpparat bernnag in 6rei
&abinen 5uianmen 100 Sluggaite auf'
5unebmen, tpobei nod Haum fir &C.
pdd uno Srabtgiiter bleibt. 9ie 9a'
binen berteilen ltd auf 5tpei Deds.
9ie normale Slugeel6pinoigteit miro
ouf $40, oie S0ditgei6pin6igfeit ouf
400 Meilen 6ie Stunoe be5iffert. Oas
neue Eransportflug5eug bermag cine
Jlugb0be bon 10000 SUB gu erflet'
tern, Der 2uft6rud innerbalb Der &a'
binen lit iebo6 bon einer Art, oie at'
moipbarii9en 8eoingungen fir Die
@aiiagiere auf einem 5tan6e gu er'
] hnItp11 tnip pr pit1pr Giihe nnnn 5000
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BrDf. W. 2pret npl( bes 2obes iiber
pGpitlides Silfsmerf

Ser felt iiber 80 SSobren in Nom
1ebenoe polniide &unitbiltorifer Brot.
90. 2oret, Der felt oem @intritt Sta'
liens in oen &rieg bic 8ei6afte zines
polnii6en &egierlngsoelegierten fir
SSStalien fiibrte, lit 5u einem mebrtpo>
9igen Nufentbolt in 2onoon eingetrot'
fen. 8rof. Qoret ifiloerte oas 2eben
IN @om mGbreno ser oeuti6en 8eiet'
5ung. @s let unborItelbor, >pel6e @r-
leidterung in Der 2ebenSmittelberior'
gung oos pGpItli6e SilfSmerf bro9te,
Dor ollen audi nod Dem Ib5ug Ser
6eutiden Sruppen aus Der etptgen
Sto6t.
Qie MeitgIieoer ser poInii6en Solo"
ME erbielten allmonatli6 cine Inter"
itiisung oobn 800 Sire pro &opf;
aablrei9e 8olen >puroen 1T ben oer'
i9ieoenen 0roensbauIern berfo1ttgt.
Sat- in ieoem &loiter baben Suoen
3uflut genommen; in einigen &lo>
itern lebten einige 0uBeno Sleoen mo'
ratelang beritedt. Ser 8atitan bat
aIles geton, Inn oas barte 2os Der ST.
ben al mtl6ern.
Brof. 2oret lelbIt tpar II Sage
tpdbreno Der oeutl6en 8elebung Der"
baftet; tpuroe oann aber auf freien
SUB eeiest. Die beuti6e 8efaBrng in
&om perbielt itd FORFEIT. Wie 8rof.
2oret i6iloerte, tpuroe Der SberItfom.
monbtere11be, General Sosnfotpifi, BEL
feinem lesten aufentbolt in &om bonn
Setlteen 8ater empfangen. SSm Sea"
nen 6es 9on1tapitels bon ct. Seter
begriiBte 0omapttular &oos ben
Oberittommanoierenoen Der 1tegret.
den polniI9eu &rmee ouf batitani>
fdem 8o6en.
T It t
Gbile's 8iidSfe eesen &ommmmismns
Bie aus Santiago, Chile, bert6tet
tpir0. baben flint Der b0diten gr5bi.
fdofe un6 8iidofe Der fatboIii6ert
&i&rde in Chile einen $irtenbrtef
oeroffentltdt, in oem es II. a. beiBt:
,,aein &atbolif fann nit 6en tom.
muniiden 2ebren SDmpotbie boben. !"
9ie 8eroffentlidune 6es 8riefes
erfolgte auf Die Dor t1r5em mitgeteilte
@rridtuns oiplomatiider 8e5iebun>
gen atpiiden gbile uno HuBlan6. @s
iei unmoglid, ertlGrte Der 8rief, ii6
etnen fatboltiden 4ontuniiten bor5u"
itelleu. &atboFfen fonnten in fetner
8eiie NIT Dem &ommunismus 5ularn.
menarbeiten.
weitere Observation-Disclosures
in Staliem
Sn Mailono ieben bie Sai6ilten
ibre beftiee 8erfolgl1ng gegen &arbi-
nal Sduiter, O.S.B., fort. SSSS1 fatbo-
1ii6en 9reiien befiir6tet man. bob bic
gteofa16ilten beabit6tigen, ben &ar6i>
mol feit5unebmen.
@lei6faus bitteren Qngriffen 1T
&aroinal Sereoi, O.S.8, @r5bii6of
bon @s5ereom un6 8rimas bon l1n-
garn, tpegen ieiner al,sgeiprodenen
Oppoittton eegen sic Na5iregieruna
ausgeiebt.
@inem 8eridt aus Der Sdmei5 51t-
foIee, ion Der gr5bii6of in ieiner
8obnung o1s @efongener betpa6t
tperoen, tpeil er ii6 setpeieert bot.
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rung an3nertenne11.
&arotnal Sere6i bat Dor fur5em
in elmer 8oti6aft feline Brieiter ermu-
tigt, ouf ibrem Soften 5u berbarren,
ielbit unter 2ebensgefabr.
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gntitellungen tnuroen iiber ben Rar'
binalerabtfdof 5udaro bon Barts be-
ri6tet.
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bot etnen attionsra6ius BON $500
Weilen, 10 baB Die M6glidteit zines
ununterbrodenen Sluees bon Seem
gort nad 2on6on tpie au6 uber ben
gan5en 1oroomertfantiben Sentiment
beitebt.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-21
NEGROES Will BE 10
PERCENT OF DRAFTEE5

ASHIN GTON, Aug. 81
(ANP)-Downward revision in
the number of men to be drafted
will not affect the number of Ne
groes who would be going into serv-
ice, it was learned here.
Col. Campbell C. Johnson, spe-
cial assistant to the director of ma
tional selective service, said that
Negroes will still represent 10 per
cent of the number of men called
up for service to meet the needs of
the army and navy for replacement
purposes.
More than a million Negroes have
entered the services since 1910, it
is understood with more than 700,-
900 of them going into the army.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-21
VINO LETUP TO MAKE
LITTLE CHANGE

WASHINGTON, Aug. Fl. (ANP)
In taking the controls off of man
power, the War Manpower Com
missions action will not materially
change the situation as regards Ne
groes in his search for jobs, it is
learned.
'There never was but so much
enforcement here" one official
with VINO explained. This individ-
ual is closely identified with the
work of the United States employ
ment service whose work it had
been, during the war years, to re-
fer job-hunters to jobs. Accord
ing to the VINO agreement with the
FEPC, the former agency obligated
itself not to refer anyone to an
employer who refused to hire Ne
groes, that is, if the employer was
handling war work.
Except in Region V, little COM
pliance was gotten, it was said. The
vigilant attitude was first taken by
Rober Goodwin, currently executive
director of VINO. He was then re-
gion five director. The practice has
been maintained under his success
sor, Edwin L. keenan, and the pol
isy has been found workable in Ohio
and Michigan two of the three
states comprising the region. Ken
lucky is the other.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-21
FDR'S AIDES PLAN
TO WRITE BOOK

ATLANTA, Aug. 21 (ANP)-
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin H. McDuffie,
who returned several weeks ago
from Washington, where they had
served the late President Franklin
D. Roosevelt and the White House,
last week revealed they plan to
write a book Of their experiences.
Both have had numerous requests
from both races throughout Amer
lea to write of the inside dope on the
life and works of the lamented "hu-
manitarian.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-21
WAR VETERAN dies

Funeral services for Warren Will
liam, 49, World War I war veteran,
will be held at the Jones Brothers
funeral parlor, 455 West Fifth
street, Thursday at / pm. Burial
will be in the National Military
Home cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ma
mie Warren of 331 Bruen street ;
three brothers, and three sisters.
Friends may call at the funeral
home today.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-21
PLAN $500,000 MEMORIAL
BUILDING FOR SERVICE
men AND WOMEN

CHICAGO, Aug. Fl (ANP)-A
$500,000 memorial civic auditorium
building, dedicated to Negro serv-
ice men and women, will be erected
in one of several local communities
soon, according to Aid. Oscar De-
priest here.
Aid. DePriest, who disclosed that
he is now looking for site to begin
construction on the building, denied
that the sponsors Of the building
have any political designs in its
erection. He said that it is to be
non-partisan, absolutely free Of po-
litical control.
DePriest, a former congressman
and also a south side realtor, re-
vealed that the auditorium will have
facilities equal to that of Madison
Square Garden in New York. 1t will
have a seating capacity of 10000
and will be equipped with facilities
for recreation, sports, meetings and
conventions, news-reel theatre, ice
hockey and skating arena, he said.
The auditorium will be air-condi-
toned.
"The recreation program is
scheduled so that 70 per cent Of the
activity will be allocated to the pub
lie without charge" the Alderman
added. The building will house sew
eral war veterans posts.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-21
YOUTH ADMITS IS BURGLARIE5
IN DAYTON, COUNTY

Thirty-Six bur- ls4rleS IN Dayton
and Montgon FL. county were
solved yesterday with the confess
sion of Roger William Lewis, 10, Of
$40 Clifton drive, police reported.
Charges will be filed against him
today, it was reported.
Lewis and his 16-year-old COM
panion were arrested Friday follow
ing a 15-minute foot chase by de-
tectives through back alleys, yards
and streets near Garland avenue at
Fifth street. The pair was appre-
hended at Second and Moore streets.
Lewis attempted to escape again,
but halted when the detectives
threatened to shoot.
Detectives said Lewis was on pa
role from the boys industrial
school, where he had been sentenced
to an indefinite term for burglary
and larceny.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-21
APPOINTED ELk5' civil
LIBERTIES lv.is.l55I0NER

CHICAGO, Aug. q (ANP)-
Atty. William Henry H IF has been
appointed Elks civil Ii critics COM
missioner for the nortl ern district
of Illinois and Wisconsin. This ap-
pointment was made by Grand Ex-
alted Ruler j. Finley Wilson upon
the recommendation of State Rep.
Charles j. Jenkins, the district dep
uty.
The appointment is an added
recognition Of Atty. Huff's worth
in the field of civil liberties. Recent
ly he was appointed a member of
the legal staff of the workers De-
fense league of America, the or
ganization which is now centering
a fight on peonage in Florida.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-21
DETROIT DEFEATS
(RAWF0RDS 8-3

The Detroit Giants surprised the
Pittsburgh Crawfords last night at
Hudson field by tripping the league
leaders, 8-3. The loss was the third
in row for the Crawfords and
tightens the race in the United
States league to the point where
either Philadelphia or Detroit can
overtake Pittsburgh.
Friday night the Philadelphia
Hillsdales will meet the Louisville
Black Sox in the latter's initial per-
formance here.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-21
WAR SACRAFICES I'm Vain
WITHOUT EQUALITY OF
OPPORTUNITY FOR NEGRO

pie of America, intend to hold fast
to the gains-xha already
achieved and to press ever forward
for complete equality which, with
Gods backing, they shall win."
The greatest task of America and
the United Nations, declared Mrs.
Gertrude A. Robinson, New York
City, supreme basileus, national
sorority of Phi Delta Kappa, is "to
make meaningful the fullest equal
ity of opportunity for all oppressed
and exploited groups, of which we
are a part"
Judge Wendell E. Green, Chi
cago, asserted that while rejoicing,
we meet the anxieties in the prob
lens of peace.
"There must be relentless efforts
to sustain our gains, a reassessment
of our civil status in all its categor-
les and a program of unified action
for total achievement of objectives
for which mankind suffered long in
the tragedy of war;" he said.
World War II is but one of a
series of social revolutions, com
mented DR.. J. G. Austin, pastor of
Pilgrim Baptist church here. "Out
of each and every one, there has
been carved by the sword, through
human blood, principles and ideals
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