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Groofit0n, Ni,1n. = Die bon ben
8eneoiftinerpatres bon ct. esobn's
gegriinbete uno leitber paitorierte ct.
Wi6aels- -@emeinoe in Wabnomen
feierte fiir5lih oas goloene Subilaunl
ibres 8eltebens. Das iolenne Hontifi-
falamt 5elebrierte Der bohm'lte 9r.
BiIdof Grancis S. Shenf; Die 5eit-
pre6igt bielt Der bobn'ite &r. Mbt
&lcuin 0e,ltih, O.S.B., BON .St.
Sobn's. 9ros zines anbaltenoem Me-
gems neriammelte iib cine 5ablreihe
@emeinoe bon Brieitern, Shpeiterrl
unb 2aien 81 Dem einorudsponer
Geitgottesbienit SIM Sanftuarium al
iiitierten II. a. Die bobtp. Serren Moam
Sunsbans bon 5raaee, Ansgar Sien-
borf, O.S.B., bon Wabnomen, Ml-
pbonie Sauien, O.S.B., BON Detroit
Safes, Warian gotb, O.S.B., bon
8eauIieu, Sobn S'Goole: bon groof-
iton, Sobn @ioenihi,,f, O.S.B., bon
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giinfunnzuat.5tg Jahr-
Tpipr i'm Klntfpr
NrrrHtPtnt .13t |

auf Der SItalb, 5ipiihen bem tpiirt=
tenbergiiden aalen unb &eioenbeim
nno DEM baperiiden N0rolingen unb
0iaingen, liegt oas Gloiter Neres-
beim, befannt burd ieine Mbteifirhe
aus Dem a6t5ebnten Sabrbunoert, oie
lebte &aumih0pfung 9altbalar geeu-
manns, oes 8aufiinitlers, uno Wor-
tin &nollers, bes Malers. 1895 ba=
ben Die 8enebiftiner bns &loIter auf
beberrldenoer 8ereb0be segriinbet.
Sbm 5u 5iiBen. nabe bem uriprung
Der @gau, liegt oas friibere Sberamt=
ltaot6en Neresbeim. 1902 tpuroe oas
8loiter idfulariIiert nno Der Stanoes=
berrihaft Eburn utto Saris augeteilt.
gnoe Nai 1919 fanoen 8enebiftiner,
Die aus ibrem Gloiter @maus in
Brag nertrieben iporoen iparen, in
Neresbeim cine neue &einiat. Mm IA.
Sum- 1920 murbe oas &lo1ter onrh
9apit 8eneoift Ky. fanonii1 pieoer
errihtet. Gin lanomirti6aftlibes Mu-
itergut idloB iih an. Ser graabt bon
geuron ernannte gum eriten Ibt bon
.Neresbeim Gr. 8ernbaro 0urit, Der
am s. September 1921 in Der abtei-
firde Neresbeim bon 8il6of Saul
8ilbelm bon Geppler, ieinem @miin-
Der 2anosmattn, getpeibt tpur6e. Die
ieit 1923 peranltalteten Sabrestdgln.
gen oes Geutihen &atbolii1eit Mdbe-'
miferoerbanoes i'm engiten Mni1inB
on Die 2iturgie Der &artpobe uno Der
Sitertage in aloIter Neresbeim MUIR
Den TRADITION. Seit 1924 ltnterbielt
Die Mbtei cine aus gan3 Siibs nno
Weitbeutl6lano beilibte 2an6tpirt-
Ihaftsibule nit sSnternat. 1927
idenfte Giirit gilbert bon 1burn unb
9aris ben geiamten aloiterfompler
nit Ider= unb 8ieienlano pieoer ben
8eneDiftii,ern unb murbe 10 aum
5tpeiteh Stifter Der Mbtei Neresbeim.
Die Mbtei adblt beute 5ipanaig gbor-
monde 1inb iehsuno5nanaig 2aien.
briioer. @ieoer lit &loiter Neresbeim
nad einem beltiben Suiammenbruh
Elm &efugium pertriebener Srbens-
leute getporoen. 9iesmal Iino es bic
8eneoiftiner oes aloiters @riiBau in
Sdleiien.
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90. 9. g..

Gur6 Die neueingefiibrte eleftriihe
geleudtung (5luorescent 2igbting)
in Der Sodidule 1lno i'm aoaeg III
cine iebr porteilbafte Gerbeierung fir
bie Stuoenten erreibt iuoroen. Die
StnoieniGle erglGn5en in faliforni-
idem Spnnenlhein. 4us Dem Mittel-
peiten, bteien ioealen @ebieten i,nie-
res 2anoes, tpurse reidliher Sbnee-
faa unb Hegen beridtet.
Ser biesi1brige Hopember mar Ser
erlte Serbitmonat in falt einem bal-
ben Sabrbunoert, Der in ser hinge
bung bon Columbus feinen S6nee
gebradt bat. @eeen ser gelinben
@itterung bat, i'm 8ergleih 5u friibe-
rem Sabren, unier Goblenporrat nidt
10 bebellteno abgenommen. Mm /. De-
aernber ieoob iette. Ser @inter NIT
ooller &raft Elm llnb ienfte oas Sber-
mometer bis auf 5polf 8rab iiber
guu. Son iebt fonnen mir abnlihe
Semperatur uno nod groBere &dlte
retnen. @ir iino iiber5eugt, oaB un=
iere 2eier unb @obltater oafiir Gorge
tragen neroen, Bob uniere Stuoenten
ntd)t 81 frieren braud)en.
Gie Stuoenten 5dblen bereits bie
Gage bis 81 oen @eibnabtsferien sic
nid)t mebr in peiter 5erne iino, nnb
Die gltern unierer Stuoenten fDnnen
bieielben am 20. 5. 90. ober fur5 na6=
ber erpnrten.
*o* 81
@ir ipre6en Srau Samuel S6roe=
ser uno 5amilie unier ber5li6es 8ei-
leio aus gum Sinideioen Srn. Sdroe-
oers, Ser pergangene 8o6e geltorben
lit, uno bitten unlere 2eier, oes Ser
itorbenen in ibren @ebeten 5u geoens
fen. Sr. SdroeOer lit Der 8ater eli
mes unierer Sbeologen.
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Stimlue 0eS IDlfeS
fiir bas Soiepbinurt

Ginliegeno $5 5u gbren bes fl. SO.
iepbs, Die mir in einem anliegen bers
iprohen. 9anf Dem ma6tigen Sdus-
patron oes SoIepbinums lit lmIere
9itte erbort moroen.
3. g., 8.
ginlicgeno cine 8abe bon 50 5u
gbren oes gottli6en Ser5ens Seir
uno Ser lieben Muttergottes alsm
Ganf fir oie grborung elmer 8itte.
S. g., Conn.
y
8eiliegenbe @abe bon SIS bate idJ
gu gbren Der @aerleligiten Mutter
Wtaria uno Der FL. 9fita peripro6er.
Sd bin in meinem anliegen erbort
nor6en.
Sitter 2eier, 8.
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9ieies @pdenblah eribetnt ieit
benz Sabre 1873 regelm1Bie ieoen
Samstag uno niro berausgeseben
gum 9eiten bes gdpitliben 4ole.
sium Soiepbtnum Der I'll. &onsrega.
tion Ser Bropaeanoa in Columbus,
beiien Sped Die Seranbilbuns bellt.
iher Hrieiter3oglinge fir Die Ser.
stoaten lit. Dieie anitalt lit baupt-
idhlid angepieien auf Die @infiinfte
oteies 8lattes uno Die @ei6enfe iei.
ner 2eier.
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lnier NeaI5tnfee 1T feine ser6ftete,
ionbern gemalate @erite nod Hfnr.
rer aneipp'iher Metbooe. Gs lift pa,s
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angenebmem MaIsgeidmaf. 8eion-
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Hrrnsifiletrs

Mn ben Mniierten Rontrollrnt uno
6as @epiiien Der Welt ipenoet iih
cine bonn nororbeiniid -peitfdIii1en
2anbtag einitimn1is ansenommene
@ntihlieBrng, Ole Silfe fir ben bonn
Srngerbaos be0robten belitihen
Norbneiten berlnngt. .bepor es au
IpGt iit.. Die Meiol1ition erbebt 3l-
sleid giniprud gegen Die Jortiesung
Der ipftenatiIhen @irtihafts5erito-
rung bird Die Sieger in Sorm Der
Observation-Disclosures nnb Der Mb-
transportierrng ittonltrieller 8es
triebseinrihtllngen, Die bisber tauien-
ben ittfb 5ebntauienben bl,ngernoen
Deutiben nod cine @elegenbeit boten,
einen gepiiien, nenn aud binter 6em
grilten5minimum 5uriidbleiben6en
8eroienit 5u er5ielen. gs beiBt in Der
gntidlieBung u. a.: Mngeiihts Der
bon Sag 5ll Gag tpa6ienoen Wot unb
8er5meiflung oes 8olfes an &bein
uno &ubr, bus berbungert 1lirb friert
unb an alem 2ebensnotmenbigen ieit
langem Wangel leioet, ln1o i'm &in-
blif auf ben rnmittelbar orobenoen
3niammenbrlh unierer Wirtihaft
appelliert Der 2anotag IN Nororbein.
8eltfalet1 an ben &ontronrat unb on
bas @eipiiien Der @elt, in letter
5tunOe unter 8erufung a,if Natltr-
redt, Weni6lihfeit uno Die Joroe-
rlt1tq fiihren0er StaatsmGnner QIler
Siegernldhte idnellIte @ilfe 5n ge-
'tpabren, bepor elm Willionenbolf 5u-
grunoe gebt. 8enn nidt l,nperaiig-
lid Die ginfubr bon 2ebensntitteln
erbeblid geiteigert miro, lit cine &a-
taItropbe unalfbaltiam. Dariiber bins
aus muB alles geiheben, Inn Die ein-
beimtife gr5eugung bon Nabrungs-
mitteln al erboben :.
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8ortbiuston, .. - ct. Sanl, Winn.
Samstas, Ia. 9esember 1916.
6 tr d en- t a lcnber

Sonmtas, Is. DECEMBER: 9ritter NS-
pentsiunntas. = 6 angeIium: I:
3eugnis oes Sobannes (Sob. y.
Montag, 16. 9e5ember: Ilbina.
9ienstag, II. Ge5enber: 2a5arus.
0fittluod. 18. 9e5ember: Sbeotimus.
(Guatember- -5oiten.)
Gonnerstag, 19. 9e5ember: Sbea.
Sreitag, 20. 0esember: 2iberotus.
(Suatember- -Saiten)
Samstag, 81. 9e5ember: Sbomas.
(Suatember=SaIten.)
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,1QdnnkQn
u. Erinnerungen
HE.
Son &es. 8. Tnertses
(Sortiesung)


3ur 3eit bes Bapites snnocen5
III. bate ser 0eutidberren-Sr
ooer oie areu5berren ihon feIten Sub
in europa sefabt. Weit Musnabme
oes llapilhen Sltens, Der ifanoinas
piiden Reide Normegen Ddnemarf,
S6meoen uno Der 2dnber romani-
ider 3unse, in 1pelden iid beionoers
Die Se,npler unb Sobanniter nieoer=
lieBen, muroen aile iibrigen 2dnber
guropas ser Shnuplds ieiner Edtig=
felt.
Inter Dem pierten Sohmeiiter Ser,
mann bon Sal5a (121O- 39) NOR Der
Srben beIonoers bliibeno. Die 8es
griinbung Der nod beItebenoen 8al-
leien (8e5irfsoiitrifte) in oen otter.
reibiiden Staaten batiert BON oieier
3eit. 3ie 8alleien Der gtIb uno i'm
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Quittuug far frDutule
Gabel 5ugunitetl nuierer
Stu0cnteu

j. B., Dubuque, Ia. ........ 500
Louise Domes, Binghampton,
NY. 1000
Geo. TrageSSer, Upton, Ind. 1000
Cert. Molitor, Pensacola, Fla. 7.50
Anton Horstmann, Wadena,
MINI. ..................... 700
Louise Schoen, Wausau, Wis. 400
L. Ruskamp, Dodge, Neb. 49,. 800
Mrs. l.. Leuthner, Gallon, o. 200
A. P. Roemer, Ferryville, Wis. 200
Frk. Schuer, Chillicothe, o. 200
Mrs. M. Gates, Sidney, o. -. LOO
A. Reichel, Heron Lake, MINI. 100
Eliz. Pazocha, Milwaukee, Wis. 100
j. Behl, Egg Harbor, N. J. .... 100
G. BowersoX, Rugby, N. D. -. 100
J. B. Ratermann, Erlanger, Ky. 100
VIM. Scheur, Chillicothe, o. 100
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Observation-Disclosures

altberiibn1te RrduteriaIbe uniiber.
troffen BEL ge4
Bra b iu u n 6en
aller Irt uno BEL anberm 2eioen,
welde i'm beigebenen 3irfuIar an.
gegeben iino.
Ereis 60 gents per Sabr, plus
2 Gents Sbio State Sales Ear fir
bieienigen, Die inn Gtaate Ohio mob.
men. - $. st., Winn., fdreibt: Sen.
bet mir giitigit 8 8ores, benn bas 1T
'eine Bunoerialbe, uno i9 min ME.
mails obne Die 5albe fem"
0nr su besieben bonn
Maximilian Sanitarium
269S Joyce Ave.s COLUMBUS 3, o.
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slnfangs gobember beneoi8ierte
8iidof Shenf oas neue ct. sso5epbs-
Soipital IN Barf @apios. Gas 9oIpi-
tal itebt unter 2eitung Der ct. So
iepbs-Shmeltern bon groofIton iinb
tpuroe fiir5lih 81 einem &oitenpunft
bon 5irfa 100000 fertiggeitellt.
&um. - 9loslid geItorben lit Der
bodm'ite @eneralminilter Der Winoe-
rem 8riioer, P. 8alentine S6aaf, o.
F.M, oreiunoied)5ig Sabre alt. Sn
Cincinnati g., geboren am 18. W1r5
1883, trat er am Is. Mugult 1901 in
ben Sroen elm nno erbielt am 80.
SUM 1909 bie Brielter1peibe. ssn Den
folgenoen sSSabren lebrte er ununter-
6rohen an MnItalten bes Srbens. 8e-
ionoers auf Dem Gebiet oes fanoni-
iben &eGts galt .er als tbeoretild)e
nno praftiibe Iutoritdt. Son 1928
biz 1887 mar er Witglieo Der yafuI-
tat Der Catholic l1niperiitp in @aib-
ington, Die letten bier Sabre als De-
tan ser sSafult1t. Son 1889 on 1par
er Witglieo bes @eneralrates in @om,
mo- er Die Snterelien Der engliih-
ipre6enoen Sroenspropinaen in oen
Ser. Staatelb aanaba, ENGLAND, ST.
lano uno1 Iuitralien. bertrat. 1912
mnroe er, Witglieo Der Ne6tsfafuItGt
am 5ran5isfnnerfoaeg in Nom, uno
1915 muroe er bon Bopit Bius XII.
gum @eneralminilter oes Sroens err
nannt.
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gead elmer Melbung aus Sranffurt
baben iiber fiinfuno5manaigbunoert
amerifanii6e ariegsneteranen um oie
grlaubnis nudgeiubt, bertihe Wab-
den nah oen Ser. Staaien bringen
5u oiirfen, Inn iie bier 5u beiraten.
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goaegebille, @eraIo MeMabon, o..
S.B., bon Wabnonlen, BbiIip 8nb.
ner, O.S.B., bon Waubun, itno elmer
@iienibenf, O.S.B., bon Moorbeao.
8ei Dem anihlieBenoen GeitmabI f,ln-
gierte P. @eralo, oer3eit Bfarrer in
Wabnomen, als Goaitmeiiter. Mniprn-
den bielten p. &onan Sonar, O.S.
B., bon Sgema, Der atpeite 8farrer
in Mabnomen, nno 8iibof Sbenf.
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Trager Stuhlgang und
schlechte Verdauung
tuerben i6nen un6 bauern6 beboben
ourh 9r. Gbbb's &rGnter.Yillen. Sic
baben Eauienoen grIeibterung ge.
brnht. Yreis: 1 S6a9tel NIT 100
Yillen, 60 Gents; 2 Sda9teln, 81.
Bitte Der Beitellung eine 9rei. Gents.
Briefmarfe fir Borto bei5ufiigen.
JOHN B. NEUMAHN
$50 HEYL AVE. COLUMBUS Q. Q.
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VIGIL LIGHTS

I .n-S ~
Herman Schorn, West Point,
Neb. $1,000
Mrs. Steve Vehec, Duquesne,
Pa. 100
Rev. N. NJ, o. ............... so
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-16
WANDS SET up VETERANS
ASSISTANCE BUREAU

CHICAGO, Apr. 16 (ANP)-
The first of a chain of veterans in
formation and assistance bureaus
to be established in key cities
throughout the country, was set up
here by national headquarters of
the Women's Army for National
Defense.
Converting their wartime serv-
ice into q peace activity, the
WANDs will attempt to aid veter-
ans in the 20 states which have
chapters, especially those in the
southern states, it was announced
by Mrs. Lavenia H. Brown
Activated in November, 1912,
marking the first time in our coun-
try's history that Negro women
were organized nationally to aid in
the execution of war, the WANDs
now are headed by Mrs. Mary Nc
Leod Bethune.
Veterans are urged to consult
WAND bureaus to obtain informa-
ton on various problems, aid in job
finding, advice on training pro-
grams, pensions, and other issues
important to the ex-serviceman.
Service will be given without
charge.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-16

of DR.. Karl Minninger, the noted
psychiatrist now directing VAS
neuropsychiatric activities there.
Among recommendations made on
Stevens behalf was that of Brig.
Gen. William Menninger, brother
Of Karl, and chief of the army's psy-
chiatric division.
The appointment of DR.. Stevens
fits in with the announced policy of
DR.. Paul R. HaWley, VA medical di-
rector, that medical personnel Of
his race will be given equal oppor-
tunity for work and advancement
wherever local customs permit.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-16
First Negro Doctor Named
To Veterans Hospital

been appointed resident psychiat-
rist at the Winter General Hospital,
Topeka, Kan., the Veterans Ad-
ministration announced.
DR.. Stevens, "a, is the first Ne
gro physician appointed to the staff
of a veterans hospital not eXclu-
sively for colored.
A graduate of Howard Univer-
sity, DR.. Stevens has served with
the army medical corps for five
years and is now a major on ter
minal leave.
His appointment to the former
army hospital recently taken over
by the VA was made on approval
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-16
DPSU To Air Pay Discussion Today

Members of the Dayton Public
Service Union (DPSU) will meet
tonight to discuss progress of wage
negotiations with city officials,
William Byrd, DPSU business
agent, said yesterday.
Union members have asked for
24-cent-an-hour increase and a
reduction in their work week from
"A to 40 hours. A S15-a-month
token increase for about 400 city
employees was voted Saturday by
the commission.
City Manager F. O. Eichelberger
estimated the SIS token payment
will cost the city approximately
$150,000 year.
City employees will receive the
SIS monthly increase until revenue
is received from passage of a /
per cent income tax. At that time
permanent raises will be author
lied by the city commission.
Revenue from a l per cent in
come tax should yield about
$3,O0O,O00 annually.
Eichelberger yesterday in
structed department directors to
prepare estimates on the cost of
improvement needs in municipal
services. Revenue from the income
tax will be used to augment exist
ing city services.
Service Director George Baker
yesterday conferred with the city
manager on the cost of providing
additional trash collections and
street lighting.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-16
INDIANAPOLIS TO HAVE
EASTER sunrise SERVICE

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Apr. 16
(ANP)-Musical groups, repre-
senting four local churches, will
participate in an Easter Sunrise
Service in song and pantomine to be
held at Simpson Methodist church
here a 6 o'clock in the morning,
April Fl. The churches to be rep
resented are Bethel A. M. E., Phil
lips Temple C. M. E., Jones Taber-
nacle A. M. E. T., and Simpson
Methodist.
An announcement made last week
by Mrs. Clarissa w. Covington, di-
rector Of the service, said the spec
tacle would be in four parts: Part
1, The Significance of the Cross
Part 2, Significance of the Cruel
fixion; Part 3, Significance of the
Resurrection; and Part 4, Sum
mary and Invitation to Christian
Discipleship.
Ministers, choir directors, organ
lists and members of the four
churches are cooperating to make
this service the most impressive in
Indianapolis church history, Mrs.
Covington said.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-16
LIQUOR VI0LAT0R5 GET
HEAVY fines IN xENIA

XENIA, Apr. 1.-two Xenia
men were given stiff fines by
Municipal Judge D. M. Aultman
yesterday when they pleaded
guilty to violation of the state
liquor code.
James Wilson, 81, was fined
$500 and costs and George Lee, Al,
was assessed $400 and costs on
combined charges of the sale of
untaxed whiskey and having it in
their possession.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-16
LABOR VIEW S
By George F. McCray

The main difficulty which will
face the CIO is that fact that south
ern workers are so hard to reach.
They are isolated from the rest of
the workingmen in the country by
their sectional and racial preju-
dices. 1t is certain that those ele
ments in the south who fear higher
wages and higher living standard
for white and Negro workers, will
do everything possible to keep
southern workers insulated.
In the long run southern reaction
will lose, but the question now is
how far the CIO drive will take
the south along the road to higher
wages and a higher standard of liv-
ing. The answer to this question de-
pends on Cd the men and the
amount Of money the CII van put
into the drive; (2) the vigor and
learnestness of the organizers; (3)
whether the CIO in the face of stiff
Opposition will resist all tempta-
tions to compromise its anti-dis-
elimination policy.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-16
TWO MILLION DOLLAR
BOOKER I. WASHINGTON
SHRINE PLANNED

WASHINGTON, Apr. 16 (ANP)
Plans for memorial to Booker
t. Washington, estimated at cost
of two million dollars, were discuss
ed with President Truman by DR..
Emmett J. Scott and S. ]. Phillips.
The memorial, for which the Vir-
ginia assembly has appropriated
$4,000, is to be established at DR..
Washington's birthplace in Frank
lin County, Va.
DR.. Scott, the great educators s
secretary for 18 years, is working in
behalf of the memorial, and Phil
lips is president of the organization
which plans to establish it.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-16

The south may or may not be
shaken deeply by the two million
dollar political and economic inva-
sion planned by the CIO. The effort
to organize white and Negro work
ers in southern industry will pro-
vide an acid test of the CLOS ability
to stick to it's policy of equal treat
ment for Negroes and all other
workers.
The poor white man in the south
is certain to balk at following po-
litically and socially progressive
leadership from above the Mason
and Dixon line. 1t definitely will be
long hard struggle to teach the
white workers in the south to for
get his highly priced prejudices. For
years about the only thing he has
to boast of is his white skin which
in some magic way made him SUI
fperior to Negroes.
If the CIO can keep up the fight
long enough, the country will dis
cover that the poor white man in the
south is really no different from
white men in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio,
Pennsylvania or elsewhere. He, like
his Negro brother, wants higher
wages and higher standard of liv-
ing.
The great majority of southern
worker will support the CIO, the
AFL, the CIO Political Action Com
mittee or any other group having a
fair chance to bring higher wages
and higher standard of living to the
south. Without this confidence in
the common sense of American
workers, white and black, the future
of political and economic demo
cracy in the United States would
be hard indeed.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-16
OPERA PRESENTED With
MIXED CAST

NEW YORK, Apr. 16 NP)-
A mixed cast of white and Negro
singers, with Paul A. Smith, tenor,
in the title role, was to present Yer
dis opera, "Othello," at the River
side Plaza hotel here. The opera is
the first in a series intended to Of
fer grand opera to the community
devoid of the expense of a full com
pany, settings, chorus and orches-
ira. No opera will play longer than
two hours. 1t is sponsored by Mar
garet Walters.
The Omaha guide., 1946-03-02
ROOSEVELT POST 80 TO HAVE
ALL SERVICEMAN BASKET
BALL TOURNAMENT

Roosevelt Post No. 80 of the
American Legion will open the all
serviceman basketball tournament
at Creighton University gym on
Saturday, March End at l pm.
Post No. 80 will play the fast
Emmerson, Iowa American Legion
Post. Post No. 80 team is coached
by Martin Thomas. Coach Thomas
has two strong combinations to
use against Emmerson. Number
1 team will be made up of Ken
meth Young and VIM. Penn Frank
lin, forwards; Herman Franklin,
center; Virgil Williams and Harry
Rutledge, guards. The second five
will have Melvin Key and John
Autry, forwards; Oscar Mcdonald
center, Josh Gibson and Windell
Williams, guards.
All boys that are under seven
teen 90 years of age and want
to play Legion baseball, please
meet Travis Dixon at the Logan
Fontenelle Recreation Center, on
Wednesday, Marlh 6, at 7:3O pm.
The Omaha guide., 1946-03-02
E|ks Ensemble at
St. Johns Mar. 18

The Elks Ensemble comes to St.
Johns in full costume on Monday,
March 18th at 500 p. m. This group
is under the direction Of Nh. H. l..
Preston, and they are being presented
by the Minute Mems and Auxiliary Of
St. Johns. The splendid way rehear-
sails and ticket sales are going SO far
is a definite indication that the public
will witness one Of the finest musical
treats of the season. The chorus will
be assisted by a full orchestra. Some
of the participants of this fine group
are as follows: Mrs. Anna Johnson,
Mrs. Evelyn Simms, Mrs. Lillian Ste
vens, Mrs. Lulu Bryant, Mrs. Mabel
Thomasm, Mrs. Robert B. Parker, Mrs.
Rose Lee White, Mrs. Evauglee Alex
ander, Mrs. Florence Alexander, Mrs.
Grace Jordan. Alto, Mrs. Anna Nc
Cowan, Mrs. Blanche, Mrs. Celia Nc
Fall, Mrs. Emma Neston, Mrs. An
The Omaha guide., 1946-03-02
N. A. A. c. p. OPPOSES O'MAHO-
NEY FOR INTERIOR POST FOR
F. E. P. c. AND ANTI-POLL
TAX STAND

New York, February Is, 1946-The
N. A. A. G. P. telegraphed President
Harry S. Truman today urging that
he appoint someone with an "unblem-
ished record instead of Senator Jo-
seph G. O'Mahoney who voted against
%cloture on both the Fair Employment
Practice Commission and the Anti
Poll Tax Bills as well as voting to
override the Presidential veto on the
iniquitous, anti-labor Smith-C onnally
Act.
The full text Of the Associations
telegram signed by Walter White,
Secretary, reads:
Press reports Senator O'Mahoney
leading candidate for Office Of Secre-
tary of Interior. Despite many ex-
celIent items in his public record we
urge you take notice his opposition to
%cloture on both Fair Employment
Practice Commission and Anti-Poll
Tax Legislation and his vote to over
ride Presidential veto of Smith Con
nally Bill. These matters are particu-
larry important to country as a whole
but even more particularly to racial