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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-20

S6on balo nod ibrem Sooe uur-
be Der @uf nod ibrer offentlihen
8erebrung laut. Bius XII. unter-
i6rieb Ielbit, am 80. War5 1881, Dos
0efret our ginleitung ibres Selig.
ipre6ungspro5ehes. glm 81. geooems
ber 1887 erfldrte oerielbe 8apit, oaB
Srancesca Saperto Gabrini oas Drift
lide Susenoleben in beroiider 8eiie
gefiibrt babe, uno i6on am 13. SEQ
pentber 1888 fano ibre feierlif)e Sc.
ligipre6ung in ct. Seter itatt. ltns
ierem gegenpdrtigen Sl. 8ater Sius
XII. tpar es oorbebalten, 5rancesca
Gabrini am Z. Suli oieies Sabres
oen Seiligen Der Stride bet5u5ablen.
Sbeooore WaDnaro, Ser befannte
&onoertitt uno Sdriftiteuer, bat ibr
2eben bel6rieben. 300 Smaa a
8orlo - Cine 5u fleine 8elt" -
nennt er iein Bud. gs lit obne fron-
me uebertreibung. gs lit iablid uno
bo6, man Iielt es nit slnoabt. gr
nuB piel gebetet baben, als er es
idrieb. 0en oritten Sell oes 8udes
iiberl6rieb er: 9ottes 3iseunerin.
gr bGtte oas gan5e 8u6 10 nennen
fonnen. Sour elmer, Der ielbIt @ottes
Stromer lit, Der 10 melt berumfam
bis enolid 5l1 ieinem @ott, oer oarf
es tun.
Die Seiligen 8ottes itno ratios,
Oh lie immer panoern 1pie Der bl.
Srana Oh tie an cine Itiae 3elle ee.
bonnt iino tpie @ottes aleine 8lume
Sbereita. 0as lit ibr @ebeimnis. ltno
mir ieben es nidt, neil mir ielbit
raItlos itno - MIR nibt in @ott.
Wtutter gabrini lit feline ameritani-
| ide Seilige 11iro lte lit feline italient.
|lde Seilige. Sic lit cine fatbolii6e
Seilige. 8ott gibt Seiner gan5en
Stride oie Seiligen, uno ote Seilis
gen, 1pie Die 3eit tie brau6t.. 8elm
@eroen elmer nelen 3eit mics Gr ibr
oen 8eg ourt ben armen bentiitiger
Wann bon ailiit. Sn bent 9urdein-
anoer elmer iterbenoen, maBlos ielbIts
iiid1ttgen, raffgierigen, erfolgsitol5pn,
oerpeidli6ten 3eit ldBt gr eine uns
ideinbare 5rau leudten, cine Srau,
Die ielbItlos ibre &rafte bingibt, Die
|iammelt, Inn in 2iebe 5l1 berl6men.
ben, ole ieoes ibrer 8erfe am lteb,
item oerleugnete, oie gottesItarf lit in
ibrer Sduade. @enn man ite fraste
8as bait ou uns gu iagen?, oielei61
piirOe es oies fem:
2iebt cure &inoer, tpie t6 &inoer
liebte. @rbaItet ibnen Die 6riltli6e
gr5iebung! l1no:
Siebt cure &ranfen, ipie i6 &ranff
lie6te. Selft tbnen 5u etnem 6riitlt
den Seioen uno 5u eihem driltli6er
@noe! ltno:
2iebt cure beilige Stride, tpie ib ii
lte6te. Starft tie, ebrt tie, / leb lie
oenn tie lit beilig, beilig, beilig!
| C.-St. d. CIV.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-20
Amrrtkantfrhr Hnlittk
in Dpi1tfr1lann

Oariiber idreibt sic Catholic
SEEMS in Seem Oorf:
Ser gntI6eio etnes amerifanii6en
geiabungsoffi5iers in 0eutidIanb,
oaB bie fatbolii6en 8iid0fe BORT nift
3uiammenfommen oiirfen, obne BOB
Elm Gertreter Ser 8unoesarmee ans
peieno lit, bot Dem amerifaniiben
Brel lttge in europa 1tntpi6erbringli-
den S6aoen 5lgefiigt. gbenio cine
anoere 8eitimmung, mona9 Elm Sir.
tenbrief nift BON oen &anaeln Ger
fatbolil9en &ir6en in Der amerifa=
nii6en Sffupations5one perleIen lper-
ben oarf, es lei oenn, oaB Der Sert
genebmigt uno unter l1mItdnoen ab-
gednoert tporoen lit.
Gum iti0en Sergniigen ser &om-
muniIten uno ibrer YarteisGnger babe
obenorein Elm Sauptmann Der syi-
nan5abteilung ser amerifaniihen
Seftion bes gllliierten &ontronrates
oerfiigt, Bob Die Stride bon oem ge-
Iammelten Geterspfennig nt6t mebr
als $50 I'M Wonat perbrau6en oiirs
| fe, un0 oen &eIt Gertretern oes Sl.
Saters in Oelti9lano 5ur 8erfigung
geitellt. 8eionoers bur1 oieie merit
tDiiroige WaBnabme ieien alle anitGns
oigen Weniden in peinli6e 8er[egen-
belt perIest tporoen.
Oieie 8eitimmung lit 6ann, tpie oie
anoeren, bon oben berab alBer &raft
gelest tporoen. aber erit, na9oem ie-
ne 2eute, ouf bie ltb Die @aiierten
oerlailen miiiien, lpenn in 0eutl6lano
ote Semofratie eingefiibrt tperoen
jon, einen ungiinItigen gin6rud ers
balten batten.
Oie ,gatbolic SEEMS oermutet, 6aB
otes ales gel6ab, Inn Die fommuni=
Ittl6en glemente giinItig 5u Ititnmen,
lpel6e bon BEN amerifanii9en 8ertre=
tern i'm Namen ser u9emofrotie" 10
na6Oriidlif um1porben iperoen, Do=
bel tie anoererleits oie Heterogeneous
gen Der groBen driitli9en Webrbeit
| lSlluIleIeH.
2infsgeri6tete glemente, fGbrt oie
Catholic geetps' fort, baben in 8ag=
ern Die gntfernung bes perItorbenen
Generals George Batton als Weili,
targouperneur bon 8aDern uno Die
amtsentiesung oes Miniiterprdiioen=
ten Srit Shaffer berbeigefiibrt. Sci
Den 8ablen bat Die 6riltlidlo3iale
Union oreibunoert 9elegaten erbal,
ten, Die So5ialoemofraten batten
5pei9un ertneununoied5ig, oie Som,
muniiten neununooreiBig uno Mino.
ritdtsgruppen ied5ig. Sn @roBbelien
erbielten Die &ommuniiten feds bon
rtfiinfunofiinf5ig Soften
gtpa adt5is Bis neun5ig 9ro5ent
Der 8eoolferung gaben BEL bieier
@ablen ibre Stinnme al. @esbaIf
linfs beeinfluBte 8erionen auf Soften
gelteat meroen, mo iie gntideiounger
treffen oie unieren Sntereiien inn 8e.
iabungsgebiet tpioerlpre6en, modter
oerantlportli6 benfenbe glmerifane,
germ piiien, i6reibt oas 8latt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-20
OHIO WAIsENFREUND

ternationale &ote &reua fir bic Hfle.
ge ibrer 8efangenen ein5ablten. Ste
Sotalinmme oes einge5ablten 8etra.
ges ion iid auf anndberno flint Wiil-
lionen Collars belanfen. Die Srnttss
ferierung oieier Sonos an oas Snter.
rationale Gote &reua tpliroe aber io-
fort pon amerifaniiben Staatsoe-
partement gelperrt. Sbgleid oas
ariegsoepartement feinerlei gin-
m1noe erbpben bat, bleibt bas Staots.
oepartement BEL leiner 8eigerung,
Dem Snternationalen Roten &reua 81,
erlauben, bon bieiern @elo 8elis 81
ersreifen. Die gleicben auellen tpei-
len oarauf bin, bob 5ranfreid Dor
ieinem 3ulammenbrud i'm Sabre
1910 einen Gbnliden 8etrag 6ern Sl1-
ternationalen 9toten 4reu5 iiberpies
uno oaB oie .Na5is, oie oamals Die
Serren oes sroBten Seils @uropas
tparen, bie Sransferierung ni6t Der.
binoerten.
vOas Staats0epartement, erfldr1
oa5u rSuman @pents" rbat oem5n.
folse oie &egierung Der Ser. Staa.
ten in oie Gage neriest, nadoem lie in
Salta inn @ebeimen Der 8erDenounq
bon Sflapenarbeit 5ugeItintnt bate
oieien Sflapenarbeitern BEN Winoeit'
ibut au pertpeigern, ben ielbit Sitlel
leinen fran5oiii6en @efangenen II
ser Stunoe leines Sriltnpbs ange'
oeiben 5u loiien bereit mar"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-20
Dtp hi. Muttrr Uahrint
(lH5n-lglO
Bon g eorg Simpe, P.S.M.,
8aibtngtpn, 3. 6.
SbIuB)

SIN 5riibiommer 1895 trat Meut-
ter Gabrini ibre groBe &eiie na6
Siioen an, 6ie ldngite uno pediel.
reihite ibrer &eiien. GRIT belu6te iie
oas Saus in Seem Orleans, tpeiter
6as in 9anama, mo bie aus Deicara.
qua pertriebenen Sdmeitern iid uie-
oergelaiien batten. Sn1 SpGtberbit
ging es Die iiioamerifaniide &iiite am
Stiaen O5ean entlang, Bis 8aIparai-
10, iiber Die i6neebeoeften Mnoen na9
Mrgentinien binein. Mnr /. Deaenber
langte fie nit tbrer 8egIeiterin in
8uenos Mires an. 9ier Monate oa-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-20

iamtoeutihen 2ebensfreis berban1t.
Dos lit benn aud ibre baitptiah-
lihe &lage, oaB iie abgeidnitten lino,
IosgeloIt bonn @eiten, unb bob ibnen
Ole 8eritdnoigung nit ben &uiien 10
idper fdat, ieeliid) iouobl als aud
Iprahlt6. sluf Seiten Der &niien
miro abnlih empfunben, 10 bob 5pi.
iben ibnen unb ben Delltiben Die Be-
riibringspunfte gering iino. 0arum
au1 lit u6raterniiiering" in Der ruiz
iiiden Gone fem Broblent, ilno man
itebt nur auBerit ielten Deutide in
Ser @eieaidaft BON &uiien.
Der 3nrs Der 9tniien 1T sielbeumkt
Sn iadliher &ifrii6t aber iteuern
oie &uilen einen atelbeipuBten &urs.
Sn ser Brobin5 Sadien beiipiels-
neiie iino bunoertunoied5ig &on5ern=
betriebe in Die offentlide Sano iiber-
sefiibrt tporoen unb Die 2anoreform
murbe raoifal peripirfli6t, obne &iid-
ii6t auf oen Yroouftionsausfan, Der
BEL elmer 10 iiberitiir5ten WaBnabme
unoerneiolid NOR. Iaein in Ser Hro-
pina 8ranoenburs itnb einuno51pan-
5igbutroert Serrenitbe uno Sitter NIT
ledsbunoertun ofiinf5igtauieno Seftar
@elamtoberfl1de l1nter pierunoadt-
5igtauieno 8auern aufgeteilt tporoen.
$50 bie friiberen 8eiiser Witglieoer
ooer Witldufer Der Na5i-Bartei gene
fen tparen, erfolgte Die @nteignung
obne &ompeniation, 1tno oas i9eint
oie Mebr5abl ser Sdae gepeien gu
fem. Sn Medlenburg itnb 2,170 @i=
ter BON iiber bunoert Seftar 9lus-
maB, in Der Gropin5 Sahien insge=
|iant le9sbunoerttauieno Settar auf-
aeteilt aborben.
Srtpietpeit biele un1falienbe Mgrar-
reform, Die i'm Hrin5ip au6 bon ge=
mdBisten oeutiden Bolitifern eebil=
ligt miro, i'm iesigen Staoium CUR
grbolung Ser beutiden 8irti6oft i'm
gan5en beitragen miro, laBt ii6 nod
nidt iagen. 3und6lt miro iebenfaas
ser 8roouftionsausfaa betrdbtEd
iein. Sdon lit oie utitteloeutide 3uf-
ferriibenproouftion 1peitgebeno labnt.
gelegt, unb oa Die &uiien iebr biele
lanonirti rtibaftli6e Waihinen unh
groBe Wengen 8ieb requiriert 1nb
na6 9fuBlano abeefiibrt baben Tim
8e5irf 2iibben beiipielsmeiie iino nur
nod neun1nbadt5ig 8feroe uno butt'
oertunopier5ebn &iibe als 3ugfrdfte
liomie iteb5ig Sraftoren fir insgelan1
l2,460 neue, aus Ser 8ar5enieritnQ
beruorgegangene 8auernbofe perblie
ben, uno in Der Hropin5 Sa6Ien glib
es nur nod bie Sdlfte Ser ebenaliger
S6afs- ltno nur nod Elm Giertel oel
lfriiberen S6peinebeitdnoe) tpiri
au9 aus SEN neugeI6affenen &lein
betrieben, sic I'M @egenias 5u Scr
getreioeer5eugenoen Wtaiiengiitern it'd
oorniegenoe auf Sieb5u6t uno Wild
lmirtl6aft berlegen n1iiiien, 5llndhi
ni6t oiel berausgebolt tperoen fon
men, 10 baB per saldo it1 einittpeiler
acknowledgements Elm Defi5it fir bi'
oeutl6e grndbrung ergeben muB
8lanmaBig oaeroings baben oie &ui
len in oieiem Sabre ie cine balb'
Wfillion Seftar Webranbaufl19en fiji
8etreioe ltno &artoffeln, iolpie flint
unoadt5igtauienb Seftar fir 3uder
riiben oorgeieben, ltno tie baben ourd
2ieferung bon Saatfartoffeln an oi
oeutl6en 8auern bargetan, oaB eI
ibnen nit oieien Hlanen ernIt lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-20
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene.
dict -Wundsalbe

grprobtes Seilmittel gegen ale
Mrten bon alten 1tnb friihen Wun-
ben, @eIhpiiren, @eipdbien, Bib.
tpun6en, &arbunfeIn uitp. 9itte @el6
MIR 6mr9 9oit WoneD Srber 5u ihif-
Zen. Seine Stamps. 5eb5ig (60)
Gents bic Sha1tel BET
J. L. STAAB
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-20
J. L. sTAAB

l7soe valIeyvisw Ave-. CLEVELAND II, o.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-14
Two ST. Puulites
Visit FDR Grove
While in Eust

Mrs. Eva Neal and mother. Mrs
4, j. Bell, ISL 81, Anthony Ave.
returned home Sunday evening,
June .. after visiting relatives and
friends in Washington, - c..
Brooklyn. New York and Chicago
While away, Mrs. Thomas Meals
sister. Mrs. Ella Mae Henry, VI St
Louis. Mo, was the house guest of
her brother. MIR. and Mrs. K. \.
Murray, Washington, y, G.. enter
tanned Mira, Noal. Mrs, Rcll aud
Thomas A, Neal, Jr.. mother, grand
mother and brother nr Mrs, Muir
ray. Wednesday evening, June 8,
at their home. Among the guests
were: Capt. and Mrs. David NJ.
Hall: Mir. and Mrs, Milton 7.
brown. nee Laura Hall: MIR and
Mrs. !. A. Mitchell, Jr., Mrs. Marie
Tohcy Williams, Mir. Louis Moore.
MIR. !. Harold Mitchell. Mrs. Cara.
deli Fielder. and Miss Ida Sweeney.
Mrs, Neal and mother were also
entertained on several occasions by
friends and relatives II the Muir
rays. One of the htghights "
their vacation was n trip Ia Hyde
Park. New York, to place wreath
on the grave Of the late President
Roosevelt, In behalf Of Col Charles
Young Auxiliary No. II. depart
mcnt of Minnesota. this taking
place on Memorial day.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-14
Recital

The Musical Notes, n female sex
tette, composed Of Dorothy Sims,
Villa Booker. Mary Turner, Ruth
rttman. Helen Smith and Dorothy
Thomas, will appear in recital at
Benton Hall l,W.C.A, Minneapolis,
Friday, June ~, at s y, M.
Norma Stokes Buford Of ST. Paul,
Nylophonist. will he the guest
artist,
This group is being sponsored by
the Continental Publicity Organ
Eatton. Tickets are ON sale at the
Halle Q. Brown House. 5a3 Aurora
Ave. and the st. Paul Recorder,
Sl2 Newton Bldg. in St Paul and
Phyllis Wheatley House, soy Aid
rich Ave, n, the nrcamlaud Cafe,
3Sth and Fourth Ave. :. and the
Minneapolis Spokesman, 3lA Third
Ave. s. in Minneapolis Tickets
are Is cents. tax included.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-14

russell, Maxine "OftnlnKton, fhylr
lis Payne, Buelah Baines, Almercia
Baines, Jacqueline Morrison, Lu-
ellie Hobbs, Juanita Nevis, Sal
lie Creighton, Wilma Johnson,
Sara johnson, Ruth Davis, Lor-
raine Chapman, OF Duluth, Mimi,
Leatrice Dodd, Gloria O'Neal,
Shirley Terrell, Blanche Junell,
Barbara Hampton, Marjorie and
Billie TENDED, Lorraine White, Vir-
ginia Robinson, Charlotte Wilson,
Evelyn Edwards, Evelyn Lewis,
Alma Camp, Lois Milsap. Elonzel-
Ia Everson, Shirley Martin, Bertha
Bridges, Addie Young, Boots"
Tabor, Ruth Reed, Eddie Washing
ton, Helen Peoples, Frances Morris.
Pearlie Mae Williams, Vivian Duke.
Jane House. LeOna and Charlotte
McNeal, Theresa Bailey, Dolores
and Annabelle Jones, Airline Ali
son, and Carmen Allen.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Wright,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Titus:
the MesSrs, Bradford Benner. I'D.
gar Pillows, Calvin Norris, Billie
Mccoy, skippy Wilson, Reuben
Neal. Kenneth Jones, Willie Jones.
Chuck Shelton, Larry Neal. "Ric,
CO." James Cleary, Jack Allison,
Merle Young, Z. +. Monsoon. Buck
Madison, Carl and Joe Patterson,
Glen Pullens, Hardy White, Maurice
Howell, Leroy Bell. Raymond
l'ressley, Carl Mcdaniel; Tiny
Bell, Joe Waters, Chuck Stating
and Buddy Winfield, all Of Duluth,
MINI: Thomas Copeland, Harry
Esters. Leonard Powers, Carl
Powers, La Rohn baltimore, Jean
GosS, Ralph Jones, Tommie Rob
ertS, Paul Ray, James Culver.
Henry Franklin, Lloyd Schine,
Arnold Ingram, John, Ronald and
Donald ONeaI; Melvin McNairy.
Paul and Louis Williams, Tecdy
Price. Percy Zachary. Sherman
Harper, Phil and Billie Archer;
Lloyd Hogan, Warren Hayes, Stan
ley Tabor, Ernie johnson, jimmie
Taylor, Jack Jackman, Frank
Brown, Johnnie Brown. Jerry
Brooks, Madison Davis. Ernie Cal
well, Humphrey Serrette. Clyde
Williams, James Cook. Billie Coins.
Elmer Morris and Brewer Lee
Clark. ChAper0nes are Misses Res
vie Powell and Maureen Coleman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-14
MAdy m]
.MzQzmsI&;';iss|

Minneapolis birthday June 10 Mrs.
Katherine Mitchell. 2sIa Pnlabury Robert
Chatham, SEAS Fourth Ave ~, June ~ -
Th1mAs 4. Green, 1877 hibnehahH Ave,
Theodore Dean, 1901 BryGnt Ave No,
Mrs Emil Moses, al Bryant Ave. No. Bpn
HuTton 1871 18th Ave ~. June ~ Opal
u. Cotton. 1918 Fourth ~. ~ Teia Burt.
2sls iith Ave H. Charles ~ WRrdlsW,
j.. Willie r. GrimSS, 22Ii Elli"t Ave,
June 20 Mrs.. Bruce y Lucas sea- Way
IstR Blvd. Laura L. Copeland. tis Bryant
Ave Franklin W. Turner. 2A2I Portland
Ave. Pauline HutchcrAn, 7I2 OEk Lake
Ave. No ErnsNtlne Wallace, zoe Sovsnth
81 No, June "a Herbert Rice, 1908 i7th
Ave. No.
Out-0f-tOwn ErestInEsI June - y. ?.
MurehiSon. Chicago, Elmer W H~ndsTs0n.
Chicago Charlie ~ WardlAW. j.. HrInB.
~ "; J Wallace. iAs Angeles. Calf /.
Mrs Herman Swssts. PA"lA. k=RRES VIII
bert Greer. Atlanta. Ga
VISITORS TO ut. PAUL
OFFICE THIS WEEK
VisitSra 10 the st. Paui 1Tiss THE wr~k ,
Th0Enas J Hibbs. s8i r. Anthp0y Ave. .
Mrs. Henry Church, ma WihOua ~. J "
JOhnAOn $40 ~. Anth1HY Ave J. =
Could. 1894 Grand Ave.
Birthday KrsstihRS In ~. PSnlf june
Is Richard ghsFwossi. ga FailSF Ave
June ~ Mr. Nellie OBFYRnt g7s ~
Anthony Ave willie N Rsta"n. ss4 n
bal" ~, June 10 James e XIII, j., Sa7
b2s H. Anthony Ave June ~ Clarence
WiEihRton, s7S g. Anth"ny Ave. June ~
Johnnie Whtm1rs 800 Hundo Ave Naomi
T. Smith. sss w. Central Ave
DHt-1f-t1~r RrHstiHKE ~ Harold EipU"T
June a u. = Army
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-14
Conphor Church
Honors Graduates
Sunday. June is

What the Negro Graduate
Needs In the Post War World"
will be the subject II the sermon
address by Rev, Clarence T. X.
Nelson, pastor Of the Camphor Me
mortal Methodist Church, during
the eighth annual graduates Ssry-
ice In the church ut 5s6 Fuller Ave
nue., Sunday, al II a. m.
All graduates Of high school, col.
leRe and university for this year
are invited 10 be the special guests
at this service, along with their
relatives. The service II sponEIred
by the Camphor Youth Fellowship
" which Stanley Tabor. JT., IL the
president and Naomi Zachary, sec
Rotary.
Our advertisers deserve your pa
tF0nMRe-Adyt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-14
Mobile Couple Guests
OF Raymond Cannon

Attorney Raymond W. Cannon
had ns his guests last Sunday DIR.
and Mrs T.. 7. Bclsnw Of Mobile,
Ala, Dir. Belsaw served aR ex-
ecutive secretary Of the National
Medical Association for 20 years.
He is also grand treasurer Of the
Masonic fraternity Of Alabama.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-14

Our advertisers deserve your pa.
tTOnAKe-AdVt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-14

ed football
IS back in
y, Puddy,"
that is!
Of the first
ield, is now
he Andrews
nd is trying
ough to or
ional guard
it.
d man who
vice expert
at Andrews
ne q. They
ut we have
ian George
the wars he
] old Ford,
m a certif-
car if he
Ks ago he re-
s a captain
the dealers.
Dodge is his
e is asking.
the luck.
Duncan and
ford are two
,st eligible
m. Keep
Negro and
erica. They
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-14

Our advertisers deserve your pa
tF0RARe.-AdVt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES
APPLIED FOR

James Tolivsr. 81, 81. Paul,
MINI, Mary Gibson. 25, eli Col
far Ave. Tim T. Bender, 20, %
Highland Ave. Lois Thomson, %.
SOC Y. MsnsOu Ave. George A.
Powell. %. Washington, d. e., Dor
IL {. Ware, q, 1901 Fifth Ave.
shsrm0nt Polk, q, 90 Highland
Ave, Alice Carey, 20, 553 Dupont
Ave. ".
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-14
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS q

The Johnnie Baker American Legion Auxiliary can boast
that the membership drive chairman Mrs Cecil Stova 1915
Fifth Ave So. has topped the l94647 membership Mrs
Stova the first chairman in the district present the
department with paid memberships and is the second chair
man in the state to turn in that total
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-14
Misses Edith Price, Charlotte Perfect
CO-HOstesses AT Birthday Party
To Be Given At Halle Lounge

The Misses Edith Price and Charlotte Perfect viii entertain at
birthday Friday June a. the Halle q Brown Lounge
The list includes Misses DGnn Calender or" White Phyllis
Stephens Pauline Ray Vgea Harper IonR Mason Dolores Sears
Jewel Sears Cecilia Saunders AEoa Norwood Betty Lewis Jane
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-22
b LYNN NISBET

Ralcigh. Oct. 22.-Thc situation
which developed among co'moi
pupils at Lumbcrton wccl: ~ 50
ago and the fact that a special corr
mission 10 study school buildings is
expected 10 have report ready in Il
few days. has conferred attention
upon the issue of state aid for school
buildings.
There arc few people vino be-
lievc the state should assume iH!i
responsibility for s"hUDl buildings
just as il already has done for the
operating cost Of The nine months
school and for roads and bridges.
Majority opinion seems 70 favor
joint participation Of state and i'cal
units. state aid 10 be extended
through an cqualizing fund.
The equalization idea is supported
by comparison Of taxable valuat IN
and population among the counties:
TabulatiCn has not been completed
but il has been asccrtaincd that
there is very wide range. In some
counties there is more than SlOOV
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-22
Prepare
For Assembly Meet
Last-minute Talks
Are Being Held;
Policy is Mapped

New York. Get. 22.-cP-Diolo-
mats from all Ger the world called
their stats and advisors into las.
minute conferences today p shape
The l2lir.cS they will prcscn, in
meetings OF tho General Assembly
of the United Nations, which open
tomorrow III Fiusnmg Moauo,.
Far with Pre- 'idcnt Truman as the
wClcr n ne .2c@kcr.
Moi delegations already wcrC
settled in -uyC IsGrl--, ard New Yorl.
hotels, but late Cancrs still were ar
rlvnE by air from far parts Of the
globe. An prr those due 10 arrive
today were two prospective ango-
taniSis--Ficid hTrshal Jan SHUTS.
prime minister Of South Africa. and
Mrs. NijayalalisEmi Fandit Of In
dia, Her plane trip was delayed by
engine tr"uh!" II Nlgicrs and then
by the TWA pilots strike in Sran-
non. Fire. where me changed planes.
Although some negotiations were
reported in The wranGlC. bCtvcc"
India and South Africa. Mrs. PAN
dit, only woman delegation chief.
was prepared 80 carry on the fight
Of the assembly against Jim Grow"
conditions allcgcdly imposed upon
Indians in South Africa she is the
sister of Pandit Jawaharlal Nchrl,
chief minister Of midas new inter
i'm government.
Annexation Proposal
The Indian delegation also mas or
aamil"d Il campaign which may be
pruuG II oppoac. South Airica'S in
tcntions of anncXinG southwest
Africa. The old German colony
which the union administers under
Il LCarl" al Nations mandate. The
annexation proposal has been pldc-
cd before the general assembly for
consideration.
The disposal Of several other
League mandates under trustee
ship council seemed assured with
the announcement that the United
Kingdom has submitted terms under
which il would agree 10 trustee
ships for Tanganyika. Togo land.
and CamCroons. all in Africa.
II the British proposals and
those Ct Australia and France foE
uustccshipS over their mandate
arc accepted by the assembly the
trustceship council would be set up
as dhc last major organ OF the
United Nations to be established.
The mandate holders would serve
as administering statcs. with the U.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-22
Bevin Asks
Agreement
Be Revised
Debate on Foreign
Policy is Starte5;;
Stand is Outlined

London, Oct. 22.-lP,-Forcizn
Secretary ErncS! Brvir declared
today that ''w2 must either have the
Potsdam agreements observed as
whole and in the order of these deci-
sions. or we must nave new agree
mcnt."
Opening two-day debate in the
House of Commons on fn,cign pol
icy, Bcvin declared an "agrCCrcnt
on Germany is at once the touch
stone Ci the relations among fou.
powers and our opportunity 10 fu!Id
lasting rcacc ana security for the
world"
He expressed almost complete
agreement with L. s. Secretary of
State James Byrncs' prGnmunccmcn,
on inc future OF Germany in his
Stuttgart speech. and added that.
equally. we welcome Marshal Stall
ms StatcmCnt.'
Bcvin opposed Russian demands
on Turkey for the Dardaucilcs. He
declared I've will not dCsCr; Greece"
and said "wc wish 10 see Persia
Iran) free from foreign intcrfar-
cncc.''
He said Britain had no military
interests nor any narrow national
interests i'll Trieste. where he said
British interest is purely one of
international trade" He expressed
hope that British troops could be
Withdrawn from both Trieste and
Greece
Voicing British desires about
Germany. Bcvin told the packed
house:
I'VE wish 10 see established first
! political conditions which will SC
cure the world against any German
/ rcvision tC dictatorship or any re-
viral of German aggressive poIicy."
Commenting on The economic fI-
. turc Of Germany, nc warned that
Britain was not prepared 10 carry
out parts Of The Poisdam agreement
"uniavoyblc to It's" while other
parts were left unfulfillcd.
ut is our considered view" he
said. that German industry has a
most important part to play in the
whole OF EurCpc3n economy and IL
is not our intention that il should
be further crippled, except i'm so
FAR as II might cndangcr security
Bcvin said the Paris peace con-
ference presented trend Upward
an caSt-wcst division Of the world
which must and am sure. can be
prevented
III we arc TO achieve lasting
peace and economy recovery, all the
forthcoming meetings in New York
must have a readiness 10 recognize
the legitimate interests OF others and
to subordinate national interests to
the common good"