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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10


A. session of saio Court held o. thc
codI' House IN the CITY NJ Detroit IN sad
County. on the 2tth day OF October A D
le4S
Present The Non.
JoHs v. BRENNAN
Circuit Judqs
In this cause u appeGrins 90 the court
~ afnoayIt hereto attached. that chan
esIy summons has been isSuec out and
under the seal OF this court for the Ap-
ptGrAnCs OF the defendant and that ;hs
same could not be served on or before the
return day thereof, iof the reason thai
the SAID defendant, beirE resident oi
the City NJ Detroit. County of Wayne and
STATE Of Michigan. UaS concealed therein.
snd ssid chsncsry summons has been re-
turned Sith the certificate thereon .r-
eorstd showirg that after oihgent scare h
enc INQUIRY said defendant could not be
.erv.o IN sad State OF Mirh,gsp, on OF
before the return date thereof
Therefore on motion o. RoXborourh
snd IAhaierro, ATTORNEYS for N, plain
IT - ORDERED th,, Laura Carroll
cause her appearance 70 be entered N
tnI' court within three months from 'hc
cafe ~ this order Ano IA cs,s = Wy
psbrs0cs. she cause her answer IN the
pitlr'r oih ~ com p.HIrt to o. AIst au,
q COPY thereof 10 be served upon The a..
iorn,ys for tire p.sir'lr Vuhin 20 DAYS
sfts! service upon tho a''ornsys for 'hE
s!slnt,r vi'hin 20 GAYS after Sstyics upon
he o. q COPY 81 SAFE nlll ,nd notise -
ihls orcer. snd hat IN osiAul' 'hsTeof
ire sA!o oil % tAksn a. confessed ~ the
talc csfsndtnt
y rs FURTHER ORDERED -hs, ,onv
~ tbs ordsr be published IN ~ MirhIgsr
CFGoHicls H1o served according 70 lee
JOHN ' BRENNAN Circuit Judss
True Copy
CASPAR J LINGERAE Cisrk
- AZ NADER Deputy C.srE
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10
LEGAL NOTICES
sVAvE or MICHIGAN

3VAIk Op MtCNt0AN
~ TINE ciRcuiv COURT ron TINE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN cHANcERV
MARY Z ALLIE. Plaintiff
eAMUEL e ALLIE. Defendant
A. session OF said Cour, held a. the
ssid County. on the 2nd day OF korem-
her AID ie45
Present. The Non
THOMAS '. mAHGR
Circuit Judes.
In this csuo ~ spp.arins TO me
'ourt nv affidavit hereto attached that
shaS ohAnoery summons has been is
sued out and under the seal OF this court
To- the appearance Of the defendant. and
that NE same could not be served on or
before the return CAV thereof, for the
reason that 'hs said defendant, being q
resident ot IN. City OF Detroit. County
81 WAYNE and state Of Miohissn. Ns'
concealed therein. and Ssid Chsncery
luminous has been returned with the GER
tnicate thereon endorsed. showing that
after dilisent search and inquiry. kaic
defendant could not be served in Ssic
state OF Mtehigan. on or before the re
turn day thereof.
On motion of Roxboroush and Talia
ferro, ATTORNEYS for the plaintiff
1T IS ORDERED that the said Sam
mel { Allie cause his appearance 10 b.
fiied or entered in this cause, sithir
three months from the GATE OF this or.
Ger. and in case Of hts appearance. NJ
cause hts answer 10 the plaintiffs biil
~ compliant 20 he filed and . copy
thereof 10 he served Oh the attorneys for
the plaintiff. within 20 days otter Serv-
Ice upon him OF copy OF said bill and
NOTICE a. THIS order and that IN de-
fault thereof. the said bill ne taken IS
confessed ~ the SAio defendant
IT rs FURTHER ORDERED that q
copy Of this order he published In any
nsVspApsr published and CIRCULATING IN
the County Of WAYNE, and served. &C
eoroint 10 Jaw.
THOMAS p MAHER
Circuit Judge
TsGs Copy
CAsPAR ! LIEGEMAE CleiE;
Ev = MADE
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10
Elder W. Reeder
Pens Passionate
Letter To Girl
BY LARRY CHISM

Shaking his head and keeping his
eyes downcast, Elder William A.
Reedcr heard Recorders Judge
Donald NJ. Van ZIe say Il find
YOU guilty OF the charge
REEDER WAS charged with con-
lrbuttng TO the delinquency of a
female minor, a l6-year-old girl.
He VIII be sentenced on Nov. 9 by
Judge Van Zile.
In an interview with the
Chronicle. Reeder. 81, of 1881
Howard court. father Of four
children. stated: Il was framed.
Some of the church members in
there tmeaning witnesses in the
cOurtroOml are trying TO frame
me.
Il never had anything TO do with
that girl. never took her 10 Palmer
Park =, And ! never touched her. -
he said, his bespectacled eyes
growing dim with anxiety as ne
awaited trial on the vice charge.
However. the l6-year-old girl
teNiihed mat she hrSt had relations
win the Self-StNled minister from
Dayton in her home. She testified
mat the second ahaIr took place IN
Palmer Patk. several weeks ago.
In = letter when the defendant
o'hed writing pat which was
signed with his name and dated
AUG 10 inns wear, Reeder report
edIH confessed MS love FOR the
pregnant young church member
lhe young glrI declared that ne
wanted to divorce ms "!fe and
marry hcr ana mat she mad an
sNcrcd his letters.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10
ArnoII Apologies
To Mrs. Roosevelt

ATLANTA Ga --tNNPA)-Gov
Ellis Arndll apoiogized to Mr.
Eleanor Roosevelt for what he
called the breach of good manners
by tao members OF the Young
Democratic club OF Georgia VINO
denounced her stand on racial So
cIal equality and resigned ~ pro-
test against an invitation extended
her 20 address an organization con-
ference here December 3-4
After Mrs Roosevelt wired
Governor Arnall Of the canCella-
ton of her scheduled visit Ia At
Ianta. the Governor wired a reply
10 her.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10
Court Sentences
Alleged Robbers

Ore - ten wears was the SEN
tense imposed on Henry Friend u
a. 1855 Mad son for the armed
robbery Aux y O, PVT. Harry Gre
soresdis. FL. and his companion,
Mss Doris Asher. ls OF 1881 An
de-son The robbery was staged on
Belle Isle
For tcloniouSly asSsulting a
tVen,y-one-year-o,d woman. JOS
eph Clark Jackson. 37S8 Brush. was
sentenced 10 one 10 four years IN
Jackson prison by Recorders Judge
John p Scallen.
Police are seeking three Negroes
NHo held up two produce men and
escaped with S350\ Sam Moceri, 23
~ $500 Cadillac and Lester Moceri
a. o. sos Buckingham. were the
two produce sslesmen robbed al
Joseph Vervilie's grocery al 870l
Brush.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10
Peucemuker Cut
In Family Row

A nan. VINO told police hat ne
was acting as peace-makcr WaS
treated al Receiving hospital this
week for decorations ~ the head
and Nas reported in serious con-
dltion.
He vas identified as Sylvester
Edwards. a.. o. 434 F. MontcalW
Police learned ina; BriIllan Rich
ardSon. 81 the ABOVE address. mad
been assaulted by Henry TAYLOR.
q. and his 22-year-old uncle. Bulb
Der. and that Edwards was stabbed
during the alteration between
tnen
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10
Pullman Porters
Urge Short Hours

NEW YORK-According to IN
formation received at the Inter-
national Headquarters Of the Bro
therhood of Sleeping Car Porters
in New York City. on Nov 26. l945.
representative OF the Brotherhood
led Dy.A Philip Randolph. inter
national president. will meet with
Champ Garry. executive vice pres
dent 90 the Pullman company. FOR
he purpose Of beginning the nc
collation. OF the revision OF the
existing agreement. with the view
30 reducing the work-mOnth and
'hc improvement OF other working
rules.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10
QUIZ Bill B 0
ON MEMORIAL
TO VETERANS

WASHINGTON, D. c tNNPA)
Sen Theodore c. Bllbo Demo
crat. Of Mississippi, chairman Of the
National Memorial Stadium Com
mission. was asked during the pres
entation Of report last Wednesday
whether enactment OF legislation To
protect the liberties Of world war
veterans, such as fair employ
ment practice act. would not be
better memorial 10 them than d
marble stadium
THE QUESTION was put 20 him
by Sen. Dennis Chavez. Democrat.
Of New Mexico. co-author Of a bill
10 create permanent FEPC.
In the colloquy that followed.
Bilbo referred to his two-day fill
buster against the FEPC biE, dur
ing which. he said. he tried to
convince the Senator from New
Mexico that his proposition is
absolutely absurd, un- American
and unconstitutional"
Bilbo added that the question Of
FEPC legislation has nothing to
do with a stadium IN honor OF the
soldiers Of World War | or World
War II"
Pressing Bilbo further. Senator
Chavez asked him did ne not think
that a law which viii protect a
soldier who fought in this war in
his righL 20 employment. I'm his
right 10 far treatment. IN his right
10 the benefits due him under the
Constitution and laws Of the coun-
Try viii be of more benefit than
any stadium.
Il could very well afford 90 say
Yes 10 the Senator. replied BllDo.
but, al the same time. the FEPC,
about which the Senator IS talking.
would not do what he expects of
II and what he hopes II might do
II Aould do the soldiers more harm
than good, he added.
UNDER THE PLAN submitted
by Bllbo, the project would be
privately financed. with the lend
els given lien on the stadium TO
SECURE any DOHuS lndt may DC
.sued and with the Government
10 ing conditional grant of the
land for the site. The stadium
would be tax-eXempt and would
De large enough To stage the Olym-
pics.
A resolution was offered to
authorize the Federal Works Ad-
ministrator To advance necessary
funds to finance the preliminary
architectural and engineering
work.
As far as could be learned. no
organization or individual has yet
come forward with a propose TO
proh bit race discrimination IN the
use of the proposed stadium.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10
TwENTY-EiGHT TEACHERS Of


chemistry IN Negro institutions are
now listed IN American Men of
Science and OF these II have re-
ceiNed the doctorate in chemistry
and the other seven hold the mas
tiers degree. Most Of them COM
pieted their graduate studies in re-
cent years. which indicates an
awakening to the necessity for fur
ther training and reflects the in
creaSlng competition among col
iegeS for well trained teachers,
Dr. Wallace points out.
The % men, trained at Harvard
Columbia. Cornell. and other lead
ing institutions. are on the STATS OF
l9 different colleges and universe
ties in IA states and the District OF
/ Columbia.
Thus. their services as teacher:
are available over a wide geogra-
phIcal range. so that a comparably
large number OF Negro college stu
dents receive instruction from
them DR.. Wallace states.
The Negro institutions growing
interest in research and publica-
ton i'm the chemical field is
shown, according Ia the report,
by the fact that the relatively
small group OF educators con-
cerned contributed at least 40
articles TO chemical journals in
four years. This means, that stu
dents in the colleges and univer-
sites for Negroes are receiving
the benefit OF instruction inspired
by achievement and creative
effort"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10
PAY PER MONTH
ENLISTED MEN


R) -Plu, 20ee Increase for
Service Overseas. OBJ PLUS
SOC IL Member OF Flying
Crews. Psrschutist, etc. (o)
Plu, Sc Increase in Pay for
Each } Years Of Service.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10
WALLACE WINS
WILLKIE AWARD
LAST THURSDAY

WASHINGTON. H. tNNPA'
--SeS.tsTT 81 Commerce Henry W
Wallace last THURSDAY in his Office
received the first annual Wendell
!. Willkie memorial award ~ tho
African Academy 81 Arts and Re-
search 81 New York.
The award. presented tn Mr..
Wallace AZ the person deemed to
have contributed most 10 inter
national leadership and interns-
tionsI association based upon the
principle ~ equal justice 10 all.
VIZ hand carved mahogany
table. supported nv an elephant
sculpiured In classic African
style.
MRS MARY MCLEOD BETHUNE
Introduced ne guests She was fol-
loved by Judse ,ouIs GoldSieIn OF
tie KINGS County Court. pho re-
called that last Apr President
Roosevelt sent message 10 the
A aoen1y through Mrs Roosevelt
emphasizing The need FOR stronger
cultural ard economic relations be-
tween Afrlca and America.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10

Anna 3. Barnes. Q resident Of
Detroit for - years. passed away
Oct. II, IN Trinity hospital. The
bereaved family wish 10 thank
their many friends for the lovely
floral designs and kind words o.
sympathy during their hour OF
sorrow.
MIR. Eddie r Barnes husband.
Ms. Dorothy Fortson, dsugh-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10

= season ~ SAID Cour. hs.e a. ,h,
csJf' Hols, 20 TIE C'y - De'-o.. In
SAC CONS or N. lstr ca o. Octoo.t,
sosIsr ~ TONS
creU,t JVdo..
n 'rs rsus. - sppeA-lrs 10 ne
-sngst Dr p;ilesS' here Afta,rsd ma,
trsrC'Ty summons tSs been $500 out
snc urcer no tsG! % 'hi' court. Tor
me appearance % the o'i.ndAnt ana
ths' ne same could no. 30 ssfreo on
" before ~ return ca the'eo; FOR
ne reascn .rAt sad ceferuAui osirL
. resident 90 ne Ci'y ~ Ds'foi, County
- Wayne arc STATE ~ Mlrhigsn vas
concealed 'nerein arc ss,o shancery
r1nmons hSs been returned V!'h tnr
o.rtifieA;' thereon endorsed SHOWING
nat after oihgsNt search and INJURY
saie defendant coyIc not b served m
saiC stGus Of Michisan. or or before the
rsturn cay thereof
Therefore on motion ~ HoIborouvh
sne Tshaierro, At'ofh,ys for ne PLAN
IT ~ ORDERED ma, ssid Timothy
Hssiing cause MS appsersuse 20 be IN.
tered IN this court within three months
from the das % this order 49, IN ca
81 his appearance he cause he ansVef
20 the plaintiff OIL 81 complaint 20 be
upon the a'tornsyS ior--the painful!
within 20 Gays from me ostt q service
upon him OF copy 81 sad bill an
notice 81 this order ard that IN de-.
fault thereof the said oil be taken a.
confessed by The sale defendant
II is FURTHER ORDERED nat .
copy % this order be published IN 80
uichitan chroniels sno served sCeoro.
inG 10 las
ROBERT " TOMS
Clrcuit jude
True corr
CAsFAF = LfFGENsN CYL
R,l RADIR. Deputy ClsfT
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10
28 Negro Teachers
In Men Of Science

NEW IORK-Chemistry is play.
ing an increasingly important role
in Negro colleges and universities
according 10 report 10 the DIVE
SION Of Chemical Education of the
American Chemical Society.
This development is reflected
in greater emphasis on the train
ing Of teachers and in larger ap-
preparations for equipment. Ii
brary facilities and research. says
the report, prepared by DIR. Will
liam J. l.. Wallace, of the West
Virginia State college. Institute,
W. Va.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10
STATE or MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT ron THG
COUNTY OF WAYNE
~ cNAkcERV

JOHNNIE P CARROLL. Plsntr
- No 3B4. 176
LAURA CARROLL. DEFENDANT
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10
STATE or nIcHIcAN
~ THH CIRCUIT COURT ron
TNE COUNTY Of WAYNE
IN cHANcERY

LhRcLLLA KEELING riAuu"
V 81 7s4lsl
TIMOTHY KEEL!NG D.i,nosnt
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10
MONTHLY
RETIkthENT
saaAAaaa A1Ran.

sHNusr NOW At your NtAsEsT
w. s ARMY RECRUITING STATION
1885 {. IeHr-r, Ave.
Detroit, Mich.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10

True corr
cAsFAF = LIHGEAsN CSE
n, At RADIR. Deputy ClsfI
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10

F9HW nss't eisb. rec spsfstias o. tssaIas
ksss Is rssas fNalshst. IL sisspins ressi.
Fslly ssssplss. ilIasa fsssss sslsk sale. Call
hn. IArvif. TEapls 2.l966.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10

EoR SALE
Red nsh. oawnpsst and slip ssvss: nstls sessA.
3'w. Said hspls sst. dresser. chest. lits ass-
nsassaahis 1890 Steal Avenue
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10

A. session of alc Court held o. thr
eodi' House IN the CITY NJ Detroit in sad
County on the 2tth day OF OCTOBER AID
leAS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10

session - SAID Cour, hs.4 a. 'hs
C,Jf' House 20 TIE C'y - Dsfro.' In
n.o Comfy. or N. lsth osy 81 OCTOBER
AT !CAs
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10

A T.Cs Copy
CAsPAR LIEGEMAN, Cle's;
Fv = MADE
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10
CLA SIFIED

Foa REST - Bsoth t@ ust 10 sSDsrlsEss
sp~atsi sith fsllswlns. Call CA. S249.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-03
THE WEATHER
FoREcAsr

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy this afternoon through
Friday; continued warm this aft
ernoon and tonight. cooler Friday
afternoon; gentle to moderate
southerly winds this afternoon
and tonight, shifting to moderate
TO fresh northwesterly Friday.
Florida: Partly cloudy in south,
cloudy with showers and thunder
storms and cooler in extreme
north portion today and in CEN
trail portion tonight; Friday fair,
cooler north and central portions,
partly cloudy in extreme south
portion becoming cooler in after
noon.
st. Augustine through Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Moderate
to fresh south to southwest winds,
shifting TO norIhwesterly over ex-
IRENE north portion early tonight
and over south and central por-
tons tonight and Friday; scatter
ed showers and thunderstormS
over extreme north today and
over central portion tonight, be-
coming generally fair Friday;
partly cloudy weather in extreme
south portion.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-03
COURT SESSION IN
SHERIFF'S OFFICE

Yesterday afternoon Criminal
Court Judge Caro- was going to
hold special session upstairs in
the county courthouse to hear a
plea of guilty from George Drains,
negro, shot by negro Policeman
Braxton, who alleged that Drains
resisted arrest, but when the
judge heard that the defendant
was unable to walk, court was
held in the sheriff's office.
Chief Deputy McInnis said5that
for several days after Drains was
locked up he, was able to walk,
but that gradually the leg in
which he was shot became worse
and worse until he was unable to
walk. He was reclining on the
floor when Judge Caro- dismissed
the charge of trespassing on
Drains agreeing to pay the costs
of court, amounting to 1896.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-03
RATION BOARD
OFFICE TO CLOSE
ON WEDNESDAY

Miss Yvonne Brown, chief clerk
of the Monroe County Rationing
Board, announced today that here
after the boards offices will be
closed on Wednesdays so that the
clerks may catch up with their
work.
The closing becomes effective
nett Wednesday. Miss Brown
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-03
TODAY's BIRTHDAYS

U. S. Senator James E. Murray
of Montant, born in Canada, go
years ago.
Basil L. Walters of Minneape-
lis, newspaper editor, born Frank
fort, Ind, 40 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-03

Herschel V. Johnson of North
Carolina, U. S minister to Swed-
en-, born Atlanta, Ga, 81 years
| ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-03
Tomorrow's Almanac
HUGE AMOUNT OF FREIGHT

CHICAGO.--An estimated 100,-
100000 tons of freight were car
ried over the Rhine in peacetime
years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-03
NEW SOUND MACHINE

CLEVELAND. A new sound
recording machine makes records
on a, celophane tape.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-03
TEMPERATURE BULLETIN

Temperature data for the "a
hours ending $50 a. M, as report
ed by the u. S. Weather Bureau.
Highest Lowest
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-03

also said that the office will be
closed on the first working day
of each month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-03
WEATHER REPORT

Key West, Fla, May 3, 1915
Observation taken at $3.50 a. m.
Eastern War Time. Getty Office.)
TornnaPafurae
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-18
ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
by Mary Paul

Elfwood City, Pa. Oct. Is -
Now the fun is ready to start.
We picked olr bowling team, at
the meeting Sunday. The losing
team has 10 have a dlrner Tor the
winning team. SO lets go. kids.
Everyone get busy and think up
good name for ti,e teams. too.
Practice is every Monday night
at 7:15 sharp. Please be or 1i,ne
because the alleys ate reserved.
Flash! Flash!
We're going to do it again On
October ~ tn the Ellwood Jrs.
are going to have hay ride and
halloween party. AL IN one night
and besides we are going to init
ate our two new members, Bill
Meter and Jimmy McNutt. so
all be present for a good time is
to be had. The hay ride starts
at $50 and the halloween party
starts at $50. If anyone IRON
near by town wish 10 come lust
let us know.
To Youngstown
Thanks a million Young, town
for showing us good time.
Those YOU where not there sure
missed an evening Of i'm
To Farrell
We arc making plan, to w
wade your city this coming Sat
SO lie prepared because we are
looking forwarl to another eve
ming OF fun.
The Senior Lodge i having a
dance Oct. 9th. 1t i to be a
Halloween Dance and all are to
come masqueraded. There A;ll be
prizes given to the be>t costume
and to the funniest costume. So
lets see who wins.
Some OF the EllNvood Juniors
invaded Monaco Sunday night
We wish to thank the Monaco
Juniors ior showing Us a good
time.
We hope your plans ali come
trough and if so the othlr club,
watch out. More power to you.
Monaco.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-18
FARRELL
HIGHLIGHrs
Bv Sam

Farrell. Pa. Oct. l9-The Far
'rell Juniors welcome all the out
of-town clubs to our Gala Har-
vest Moon Dance. October 20
Dancing from 9 till:
As we are expecting a large
out of town crowd we have
hired Jimmy Rio and his drums
and his orchestra. Jimmy's or
chestra is claimed to be one OF
the best that has ever PLAYED al
one of our dances and as most OF
YOU know we have had some
very good bands in Farrell. So
come one. come all and IN ScrI
VIC will all have one wonderf,,l
time.
There are lot OF returning
servicemen who are back IN Ci
william clothes. so we are making
this old Buddy Week and yor
will meet them all in Farrell
ANY OF Our out OF town friends
who are planning to stay over
night are welcome to Farrell>
well know hospitality: Just let IL
know when YOU arrive and ac-
comodations will be found.
To Youngstown
Thanks for the swell time We
had last weekend. we really hac
an enjoyable time although som,
OF It's did show up pretty late.
Those Cleveland West anC
New Castle boys can really sing
Hope to see you all in Farrel
to continue our singing. dancin:
and all around good time.
Reporter! Please use black inl
or use black pencel when writ
ing news reports. The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-18
T/SGT. RAY M. THUT
OF FARRELL, PA.
A Saxon boy highly honored for
Distinguished Service

Technical Sergeant Roy NJ.
Thut, son OF George and the late
Anna Thut has been honorablv
discharged from Indian Towr!
Gap with total of ll3 points
after serving 20 months in the
European Theater.
He was platoon leader OF com >
pany G. l+lst Infantry Regiment,
36th Division. At one time he
was in 1872 days of consecutive
combat.
Sgt. Thut with another man
was selected to represent his Bat
talon for the dedication of a
monument unveiled in honor of
the 3Oth Division at the Reviera
in France.
He was awarded the Purple
Heart with Oak Leaf Cluster,
Silver and Bronze Star each with
an Oak Leaf Cluster. Combat In
fantry Badge. Presidential Cita-
ton. Good Conduct. Medal. Euro
pcan Theater ribbon with 6 bat
tie stars and the Invasion Arrow
head also the Croix de Guerre.
the highest French award.
Concluding T/Sgt. Thut heroic
achievements he was most high
ly honored to be chosen as color
bearer for his 36th (Texas) Di-
vision.
He received his basic training
at Camp Walters, Texas, Para :
troopers training at Fort Ben
Bennine. Georgia.