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SoIepb Sanes Meper lit am 11ten
Sebruar 1919 in Duquesne, &c., ge.
boren uls zines ser a9t @inoer Der
gbeleute Sacob 81. un6 Gertrude
MeDer.
SIN September 1926 begonn er
ietne Bfarridule in Der ct. sSoIepb's 8
Bfarri6ule, Duquesne, uno empftna
Die bl. &ommltnion i'm Sabre 1927,
bic FL. Sirmung i'm Sabre 1882. 0ar.
auf trat er ins sSoIepbinmm Elm. Dort
mar ct Mitglieo oes @lee Clubs uno
Wfttglieo oes @eIong6ors in alien
1ebs Sabren oes @roBeren Seminars.
er mar Elm iebr eifriges O1itglieo Ser
Arbettergruppe uno begeiiterte Ii6 fir
Sanoarbeiten aIler glrt.
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Satterion beginnen.
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Die Stimme bes amerifamiIden @oI-
fes fiir einen banernben 8eltfriebeu
(5ortiesung bon Seite 81
ols Wtitglteo 5ulaBt, pofern 6ie
Nebtsoronung oieies Staates Die on-
1brem biirgerliden un6 religi0ien Sc,
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mllien nno Oein0erbeitssruppen, in
ben eetpdbrleiitet uno oariiber binaus
tie au 6tatiddlid a6tet. Obne 8tpei-
tel tit es unieren 3eitgenofen be-
tannt, oaBS 3tpanesberri6aft i'm ssyn.
nern zines beliebigen Staates 6en
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"@s liegt in unierer Oea6t, Elm
1reues e3italter 5l1 bertpirfli6en, Elm
3ettalter, tpel6es oie @o1fer iabrbun-
berteang berbetgeiebnt babn, elm 3eit-
alter, IN tpeldem 0ie 80lter in @ered.
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| Die iiibii9e aonferen3 nabn1 emf.
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folgenoen @runofabe pertorpern
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1. Die 8ertitnoung elmer interna.
ttonalen &e6tsuerfaiiung, Die ben
@tnDobnern al[er 2Gnoer obne Giid-
it6t auf &bltammlmg, NationaIitdt,
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8. Das rnberduBerli6e &e6t aller
nattonalen ltno religt0ien @ruppen,
ibren @ruppen6arafter aufre9t5uers
balten un6 au erttpideln.
4. Dte @rfldrung our6 nationale
uno internattonale &e6tsurfunoen,
oaB Sntiiemitismus un0 6bnIi6e
Iufrei5ungen 5u &allen- un6 @lau.
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Dominifanerorben an uno preoigte
in peridie6enen 5t6bten guropas,
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lno 2otrbon. Sein gr0Btes Ibrift-
lides @erf lit Die ,Sunmn" oie
8rnnolase Der idoIaitiiben BbiIo-
iopbie.
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NIGHT genug dankbar
Sein." ..r
Edw. L. Pangburn, Sr.
982 N. High SC.
Millville, N. j.
Wenn Ihr leidet an jueken-
den, blutenden oder hervor-
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einen reichlich genuegendea
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Der 8eneoiftiner4Oblat &ongre-
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te ite it6. Na6 Dem Gooe ibres
@emabls i6loB iie itd Der 8eneoif-
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plen uno Sabungen ser &onferen5en
bon Oumbarton Oats uno 6es MtIan.
tic gbarter beiteben.
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Faeit untenstehenden Kupon und sendet ans den
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selben SOFORT! s-. 49,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
Sportin' Around
BY Fred Byrd

Our BOYS scored grand slam in big time boxing last
week as Holman Williams. Ossie. Bulldog Harris and
Willie Joyce scored victories in feature fights Joyce
probably had the closest call Of the year when he was
awarded his decision Bobby Rufn the Long Island
freshman Referee Eddie Joseph gave Ruffin the decision
rounds to s. judge gave Joyce the decision with
he identical score; the other Judge voted draw six
rounds each The decision, however, went Joyce, be-
cause of his superior boxing skill and aggressyeness,
bo saving the money for the smart boys who bet 1875
IN Joyce Willie lost the third round foul which
proved to help Ruffin considerably.
Morren Graves the l6-year-od Negro who played
y snectacuarly in the Junior American Legion game
Briggs Stadium Wednesday star athlete at North
,cestern high school He is splendid aaround athlete
and expects to win major letters in football basketball
and track if he find the time to participate in all Of
The United States Navy reached out and took Ronald
roaSlev from the athletic department OF Wayne unNer-
sty Teasey Waynes star hrst-DaSeman on the dla
nnnd and chief pont-gctter the hardwood.
Don Greenwood the lad who handled the II form
on so excelenty for Illinois university for the last
ear came to Detroit assist his old coach, Chuck Baer
demonstrate the operation OF the formation TO the = o.
Detroit candidates. Greenwood is going TO handle the
Quarterback position for the Cleveland Rams TINS year
The golf tournament to be held at the Rackham TINS
week has the Middle West up in the air trying to select
The winner The consensus of opinion is that Dr. Remls
Robinson will be the amateur champion wnen al rs Sau
and done Chicago sending Drs Homer Nnburn Waiter
Grant William Allison. and Alfred Dggs to try to take
no honors back to the medical profession there.
"Oe Satche' Paige is still drawing card. Every
qc i talking about the coming game at Briggs stadium
and if the weather man permits capaclty crowd VIII
witness the games Sunday The Eks are to benefit from
these games The proceeds TO be used TO help pay Tor
MA, beautiful farm they have purchased Our boys and
girls will have the privilege of going to this farm so that
they can become stronger and healthier
They tell that Jesse Owens can still run the nun
dred dash under seconds That is still plenty fast and
doubt If there is anyone in collegiate competition TO-DAY
who it faster than that Charles Beaudy the
27-yearod sprinter from Marquette won the Nationals
with Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
Negro Hitter Fails
To Save Detroit
Jr. Legion Team


Tho Suburban Jr American L.
sion took things over "Wednesday
evening al Briggs Stadium and
defeaied their rivals The ne roit
Jr american Legion team 9-S,
Tho winners started out with
bang and II was no. until The
iour'h inning when the De'roiiers
pushed over runs on Morrcll
Graves their star Negroes dou-
HE HIT tho game cor reasonably
close Tho game rot siill closer
whom Graves cot another double
and haued in another run and
stored still another himself The
lad was really IN the oppostion's
hair ~ didn't rei out until he
hit another single which gave him
2 total of 2 hirs in 5 rips 70
tho na'e.
Graves IS a student at the
Northwestern high school and
playcd baseball for fhom last
season
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
Satchel Paige
Stars Sunday


The Kansas civ Monarchs Will
enter the double-header against
ihe Memphis Red soS A. Briggs
Stadium SUNDAY, July % as iop
fasoriios hu' don't play the Rcd
so> shorl The first game is
scheduled for ] 90 pm
For instance tho Rcd soS have
in Nerdel Mathis veteran south
paw one ~ Tho hest hurIers in
The eamo ioday Mathis no, only
has good assorimeni Of curves
which he mixes with good fas'
BAN hu, he is an inielligenf
iitchc~
In addition Edgar Mid bib
Chairman Al Jones and Pearson
are pitchers capable Of giving
the Nouarchs rleniy ~ 'rolhie
Tho douhle-hcadcr will be =
benefit FOR tho Detroit F-lks and
j Finley wilson grand exalted
ruler will pitch the first ball If
he first game.
LEROY saichel Paige whose
pitching performances arc H.
eendary VIII ho On The mound
for rho Nonarchs in tho first
game Paige has been barn
siorminr with jerome tpizzyf
bean during recent weeks PITCH
ing for a white team LAST week
in DAYTON. O Paige hold Deans
team 70 TWO hts IN seven inn
irgs 20 l.
Incidenially Detroit is one ~
paigcs favoriie spo Ever since
hc made his first appearance on
"a Detroit mound hack IN 1925
when he famed 10 members "
the Detroit stars. Paige has been
a winner whenever he tossed his
glove On the mound
In his frs appearance IN
nriees Stadium in 1911 Paigr
trounccd the Chicago American
Giants Last year he again de-
iea'cd tho Giants giving M three
hits IN pi'ching duel viii
Gentry lessup
This IS iusl an indication ina
Paige still is able 10 80 nin'
innings and Sill has plenty or
he ball. His fast hall still ha~ 4
hop his change Of pace is jus
as battling and he has dcselopec
curve ball over he wears lha'
fools The best Of them
The ficldinc and hitting 81 rh'
c'uh is almos' on an equal has
is while tho Monarchs have ar
outstanding advantage 2, short
stop when Jackie Robinson form.
or University Of California a.
los Angeles football and iracI
star. Is shining PLAYING his firs
season in organi2ed baseball Ro-
hinson is rappinS the hall for
$50. and has bafted in ~ runs
A crowd ~ more than cSooC
IS expected to soc the win hill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
SIXTH MUSIC FESTIVAL
TO FILL OLYMPIA THURSDAY


The sixth annual American Ne-
gro Music Festival ~ olympia
Stadium Thursday night luly -.
will rresen many outstanding
features IN its greatest presenla
ton dedicated 10 inierracial
poodWill and harmony
Endorsed by the lae President
Franklin y Roosevelt 60, lisr-
~ r Kelly. Mayor Edward J..
,leffries Jr and man OUT
standing civic and psrio h org
ranizations the festival has won
national RECOGNITION As p cnn.
stipcti'e force for racial ander-
standing
Heading ne 1919 presentation
q ihc festival win he Lionel
Hampton famed tor he drums
and vihraharp and his
who recently made their debut
IN iho neld ~ M fa a.
concert IN Nep Works. aeneeie
Hall Paul NUM- screen and siaso
s az Will be me commentators
Sharing mo spotlight with
Hampton viii he ammo Brown
soprano one ~ The oricinsl ars
- me folk opera por- aud
Bess Miss Brown is currcnfi,
appearing in 'he motion piciure
RHAPSODY IN Blue the life sorry
of the late George Gershvin
The hishhEh's ~ ihe siAtn fe>
ti'sl viii ~ musical meworial
honorinC me late presiden' Roose-
vel Win The assembled flag Of
an the United Nations AZ a color-
fai background symbolic n Tho
worldwide reverence OF bis NO.
morv. an sulocv will pc given
% he Wow 80 rrseiden, Eoosr.
''i n r Americans Of an
ases and fafhs
An inefra'ie choir ~ SOC
'oi'es d4oe'ed hv Marvin nupre
ard linnd 7t3nian rif sing
Presidont Eooscvehs favorite
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
CLEO BROWN SEEKS TO WIN
BACK BOOCIE WOOGIE CROWN

Cleo Brown. celebrated star ~
hoorie woogie Of few wears
ago is starting on tho road to
make comeback 10 tho HIGH
llace She once Occupied as tho
crown princess Of the boosic. Al
that time IN health forced her to
take time ou'.
The July issue Of Down Rea'
the national amnscmeni paper.
featured biographical sketch or
The We'll known pianist Miss
Rrown is piano arr list Of tho
first order and enioved the
toasis Of Tho smart cocktail cir
Giles when Hazel Scott Of Cafe
Society was wearing pig tails.
Miss Brown began working
professional whom she was Is.
Her frs, ioh was with travel
ing orchestra On a fanadian tour.
She was born in Meridian. Nissi-
ssippi in 1902 Her father was a
Baptist minister Her IN her said
she DISPLAYED unusual ialcrt AZ
an early aSe and played the
family organ while hcr mother
operated the ireadlcs She began
Tho study Of piano when four and
IN six years completed Volume
Ten OF the Mathews Method In
the meantime she PLAYED Tor her
fathers church and at numerous
social affairs. Her parents moved
10 Chicago when she was ten
years old This gave Cleo an op-
portunity 10 study classical music
and also 10 develop her famous
dance style.
Her first jobs In Chicago we're
NJ kelshore Tea Room on Irving
Park Blvd. and several other
small spots whore she did solo
numbers Cleo's older brother.
Everett Brown, who also played
the piano. introduced her 10
Pinetop Smith They became
friends She became Interested In
his work and in 1925 released
her famous recording "Pinetop's
Boocie Woogic.' which PLAYED
an important part IN popularizing
tho booCie woogie style
She played for TEXAS Guinan
NJ the Frolics Cafe on chicagos
south side and the shin Cafe al
"a Century Of Progress. Next
came engagements At the ONYX
Club and Apollo theatre in New
York and the Majestic hotel in
jersey City.
During this period she worked
for the Columbia Broadcasting
company as daily sustaincr.
In 1888 Miss Brown went to
Hollywood whore she played in
tho Century club. Melody Grill.
Tho Jade club and Swanee Inn.
She was guest on Bling Crosby's
KRAFT Music Hall on two acca-
sions Tho next five years her
popularity increased while work.
ing alternately in Chicago and on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
New Show at Zombie

4 new rovuc opened az Rroads
Climb Zomhie Friday night fea-
turing three cleter stars in the
person OF Olive Brown hlues
singer Helen Adams exotic
sfakc queen. and Irwin Alcxan-
der. Alexander is tho versatile
" c who has hcen clicking a.
lhe club for tho las, TWO shows.
He sings talks and dances The
music is hy Ted Rhodes orches-
ira. The summer schedule Al;
the Zomhio includes shows only
on Friday. Saturday aud sun
day until Tho frs, ~ September.
There Arc two floor shows on
these evenings
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21

the west coast. She also made
several records for Decca.
Tho life Of An artist usually
is hard ono. and one must
have plenty OF rugged energy TO
take IL Long hard hours caught
UP with Cleo at the high point
81 her career and In 1910. during
San Francisco engagement,
sho was forced 70 enter a hos
piial where she remained for
two years.
In l94e the doctors said She
could take u again. hut advised
her 10 slow up She went TO
Chicago. whore she has been do
ing short ENGAGEMENTS in local
spots.
When interviewed recently
Miss Brown was quoted as stat.
INK thai she is feeling fine now
and is ready 70 get back into
action.
Her now recording when 2
Eat Gals Blue employs "a bass
snio statement Of the booric pal
tern by prominent use Of the
rinor third II sharp or G flatb
The second melody Is accom-
panied by sustained treble chords.
The bass solo Is particularly in
tercsiinr according 10 tho cri-
tics because IN addition 10 rs
inelodic value. & contains the In
hcrcni clemens Of q bass part.
II won't be long now before.
you are going 10 hear lots more
of cleo Brown.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21

THERE'S coon JOB WAIT.
ING FOR NnT. Find II in oar
tELP WANTED COLUMNS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Meat Firm Head
Draws S1OO Fine

Robert Huler, 4s, OF 4079 DEM
ing, was sentenced 10 pay a fine
Of 500 or spend 90 days in Jail
by Recorders Judge Arthur f.
Gordon today after being found
guilty Of selling adulterated
ground meat
Owner Of the Huler Beef Co..
which supplies ground meat 10
sausage makers and restaurants.
Huler was arrested after six sau-
sage makers were fined S25 each
for selling ground meat contain
ing hair. lips, salivary glands and
other animal parts considered in
edible.
Tracing the source Of the sau-
sage makers supply. officers tes-
titled they found that Huler had
13 barrels OF the same sort of
meat in storage at Lansing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Ii Happens!
Car Crushed on Wharf
BY Aircraft Carrier

NEW YORK, July ? CUP)-
An automobile owner in Sydney,
Australia, reports the Melbourne
Radio today, has just collected in
surance for one of the most i'm
probable car accidents on record
A collision with an aircraft
carrier.
The man parked his car on a
wharf alongside an American
carrier during an unusually high
tide, and went off 10 dinner,
While he was gone, the tide fell
and part of the carrier projecting
over the edge Of the wharf came
down on top Of the automobile,
squashing il flat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Prices Of Rdyons
May Not Be Cut Back

WASHINGTON. July 2 QNS)
49, OPA indicated today that
prices OF rsyon and other synthetic
fabrics might not be showed back
to le43 levels.
Return 10 dealers shelves OF
popularity priced ravon clothing
was the objective of OPA's recent
maximum average price order.
The agency's new action clouded
achievement of this goal
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Jap Cruiser
Sunk by British

WASHINGTON. July 2 (INSD
The navy announced today that
A Brush submarine operating
under American control in the
southwest Pacific destroyed a
l0,000-ton Japanese cruiser of the
Hauro class. which has A COM
pleHaent of nearly T00 men.
Ten other enemy vessels were
destroyed by American Subma-
rines. The catch included one
converted gunboatr one patrol
escort vessel, four medium mer.
chant vessels, one large tanker,
two small merchant vessels and
one small tanker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Killed as ProwIer
By Hotel Proprietor

Norless Turner ~, Of 9434 John
r. was shot and killed early to-
daY-hF James c Horne, 81. of
439 ( Palmer, who told police he
caught Turner prewling in his
Hstten Tourist Hotel at Beaubien
and Palmer
Horne vas released 70 appear
later in the prosecutors office for
questioning
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
PedCeCdpitdI
Is Goal Of 500

MACKINAC ISLAND. July p
The twin cities Of Sault Ste.
Marie. Mich. and Sault Ste. Marie.
Ont. submitted 10 the governors
conference today their bid 10 be-
come the capital city Of the
United Nations.
A brochure distributed among
the chief executives of 40 states
and two territories. who are par
ticipating in the conference here
proposed 10 internationalize Sugar
Island, which is in the middle Of
the 81. Marys River 10 provide
a beautiful site for World Peace
City"
Sponsors Of the proposal cited
the 500 as the halfway point on
5000 miles of undefended border
where peace has reigned 130
years and the tradition Of Hia-
watha, Indian peacenaker, who
here made the tribes end "the
feuds OF ages, the hereditary
hatreds, the ancestral thirst for
vengeance.
George S. Osborne. 500 news
paper publisher and son Of former
Gov. Chase s. Osborne, advanced
the proposal.
MACKINAC ISLAND, July .
Gov. Dewey Of New York, arriving
here today for the 37th annual
governors conference. gave his
enthusiastic approval 10 the San
Francisco Charter and urged Sem
ate adoption right now.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
In the Dark:
Train Passengers Delayed
by Lack Of Lights

II wasn't a question OF schedule
but a matter Of darkness that kept
$50 tired and sweltering passen-
gers on a Chicsgo-Detroit train
sitting on a siding q mile outside
Union Station last night.
Arriving on time st ioi5 ,. m,
the train was held up in the yards
because the station was in dark
ness Meanwhile. passenger
awaiting trains. sat in the station
and sang songs.
Station Master San Morcraft
said the lights were turned off
during the changing of trans
formers. Lights weren't available
until IL p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Peni(iNin Reported
As Meningitis Cure

LONDON, July 2 INS)-Lord
Moran, president OF the ROYAL
College of Physicians and Sur
geons, announced today that a
previously fatal type of meningitis
had been cured by injections of
penicillin into the brain.
He told of recent Caye in
which a man suffering from the
disease had been saved by the
penicillin injections.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03

Contains the essentials
for minor first aid
treatment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Detroiter Among2 Z
Drowned in Oakland

PONTIAC. July Oakland
Countys seasonal toll of drown
ing rose 10 three today with the
death Of Cramer Miller, %, Of
1888 Sobieski, Detroit. and AL
bert Bars. al, of Oxford.
Miller drowned in Clear Lake
and Barr, who was fishing In a
rowboat, toppled into Champion
Lake.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Catholic Priest
On Trial i'm Russia

MOSCOW. july 2 (UP)-Fr
Leopold Braun, reported TO be
the only Catholic priest in Russia,
went on trial today on charges of
assault and battery.
Fr. Braun was indicted on the
complaint OF the Russian doorman
at the French embassy, who said
the priest beat him.