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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-19
@eibnadtsieier in 8ars.

@ieoer iino mir am Gnoe oes Sab
res, oie @eibnattsseit lit ba unO cie
ainoer frcl,en iid auf Sen @eih-
nahtsbaun,. Somit miro auh oie|es
;sabr inn Sahieube,m am 25. Se5ent'
Der, 2 llbr nad,rlittags rcm 3lpel9
26 cine @elbnad)tsieier NIT s:Inoer'
b>iherung peranitaltet uno alle gtit'
alieoer iino eril,dlt ibre &inSer nit,
sllbrinsen ,mo al,d}5relaoe lino mill.
fonmen. Sir &inoer triro ein 't)oner
Sad nit ailerbano feinen |Sahcn
bergeiteut, I'm ibnen cine Trelloc 81
bereiten. 8cmmt ale ibr Satlen'
briioer uno Stnpeltern, samit mir IN
unierm Seim Gbriittag feierm.
sln Dem Gag iuoaen mir aud) i,l'
Ierer lieben 2anbslel,te in Der alteh
Seimat aeoeufen, sic lperoen geplE
feline Strobe @eibnaften ieiern fon'
men. @ir apiirid,en allen @sitglieoern
rno Sonos!euten ir6blife &elhnad).
ten ,mo elm iesensreihes 9tel.iabr.
Ssobn Selrpig, Sctr.
HeIt bes slrtitels foinmt nadllte
ssode; cs mar SIT ipdt. 9. aeo.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-19

;2lpcia 3S.

G,n Iits.leoern oiene SIR Eah .
rid,t, oab sic 9eantten Die nuh I'M
Gom!tec ii,1o s,tgleitt) in elmer Ser.
iomm ing alnlere Gbriitfeier iiir Die
&iroer fiir Sonntag, Sen 80. Se,,
I l1hr nadrn., in ser Gereinshotlc
itoe' II b1ben. Senm ON - Se5
= Sic lrnrtin Sl,ther Stride ihr
"'cibrrd}ten 'iir 81. Gi:.bcr rro aleS
a" icljcn Sna r6suholten IT suCirl
III Sic Sin or. 60 iinh alle Mtitglir-
osr cr'ud,t on oieiem Sonntagnaf.
mittag, 80. Scs.. iidl naf ser Scr
oinshnae 5u begeben, obuOhl es ald)
nah Ghriittog lit. 8ir lueroen ltns
troboem gut onriiiirere. Sas aomit-
fee bat nues porbercitet Tim einen ic-
oen Sufrieoen 5n itellen. 60 Iino Die
gltern eriudJt Sic ainoer baben, Sic
mas uortrugen ipolleu, iit beim So
nlittce Su mcloen.
9lu oicicn Gage miro alf baS
9iid}er,rriiTuugsfonlitcc Inn . llhr
nnfNnittogs Sic @itf)er prii'en. @eE1l
mir sur 3eit unfangen lpcroen !rlr
fertig iein bis bas Erogranm iiir Die
&inOer anidngt. 50 piinftlih nm .
llbr oa 3u Iein uno oil Die slrbeit Sll
9cben.
gfm Snmstoa. Sen 81. SeSclnber,
1880 llhr obclp0s, Der anmelt iif Sic
Ssllgeno in Dem Sereinslofal mo bon
BORT Gus tpcroen lie bel uniern Ntit=
glicbern GbriItmas Gnroling geben
uno puar bel 9lrtomobil. &ie peit sic
fo,nmcu ,uiIitn i;e Ielber nid)t, abec
lie ho'FIr circn ieoeu 81 be'ufeu.
Ser 9corltenltat piinid)t o1en lei.
men IHit9licNcrn, Sen Grobbeamtcn
.,to Mi.o,ieoern ollcr 3pcige frGb.
lifc &e:hnacbten llno elm gliidlites
neles Sabr 1947.
5. 8otmetiter, Sefr.
Gie genntenliite ndd,Ite @ohe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-19
8irden Granen @erein Der ct.
Narfus 8emeinoe

aaen ShlpeItern biene slr aefdl=
lisen Nadrift, oaB Sic regeIn1dBigc
Seriammll,ns am Counting, sen 90.
Se5eurber, 2 ltbr nadmittass ab.
sebalten miro. 0a ,uiftige Geihdfte
porliegen tuire es Yflift elmer ieSel,
Sftreiter oieier Geriamn1lun1 BEL
sltpobnen. Sn oieiem Monat babell
mir nur Marp 2oper als G,eburts-
tagsfinS. Nad ser Geriammluug
miro &affee lno SUDDEN ierpiert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-19

nidt i'm gerein iinb iino frel,nolid)
eriuht iif) iobalo als lnoglih ein5u.
ri6ten, oenn nur bier urter gleidJ.
gciinnten Menlhen iperoen iie sic
Gbre uno Mftllng erbalten su Ser
iie iid berehtist fiiblen.
S. &raft, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-19
2meia II.

Gen ShiueItern lno @riioern sic
ne 5Ir gefdGigen Hahrid)t oaB in Scr
Sanuarueriannlluug Sic nett lmh
piebergelpdblten geamten initnlliert
tperoen. SSSn bieIer &erIainmlllrs
miro Sen @titglieoern freies gier
,1nb 9lrnf ierpiert. 60 fon,nlt oIe
Sonntag, Sen 5. Samlar, 9 llhr not)=
mittags sur Geriamnllirug ins SaG=
ienbeim.
Geo. 81. Sranler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-19
>lms l!emneste,ui,. Okie
3lucig 30.

Sic nGt)ite 8enerolueria iannll,ng
oes s9apcia 80 finoet am 5. SSal,llnr
Itutt. Sn oieier &eriamnlung iperocn
rnicrc neuer,udhltcn 9eamten feicrs
Iih in sic Ncnrter eingcfiihrt. &cin
NtitalicO Ionte on 0icIer Scneraluer=
Iamnl,mg iehlen. ElIne ltnb So
s1itees iiir bas fonlntcnoe Sabr iper>
SEN porgt6rod)t ipcroen. Sic Ser
ianlnllllng fGngt piinftlid) I'M 2:3O
llbr nadNnittNgs un
sl. =. Ben, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-19
|: Grnit 0ppr;h,
Sfieaar ~, SG.
Irr> S,,tI, >pfr

S,n Ser 0c3ember EcriogmIu =
cur>en auc 0eid)d te prompt erl"
hrQt uro Sic 9eamtinnen iiir oa>
ySahr t0i7 nit 'oIgtnScm Hci,tItu'
oGgih.t:
@r%HSontin. Sopb'a 9ure
Niie Er1i., 9atb. 9ohm
Frot -Sefr., 9lnna Saub
CSinansSefr, &ath. &raus
SdMsm., Sobanna Snlmen
Ter:palterirnen, 9oriie Sfn1iSt.
SilNa 9ureif, Gatb. SalIb
Tiihrcrin. Cara @eirih
&ai'enml,tter, Hegina Soprif)
c g. .-Scfr., Cara Stlller.
Mae 9canitinnen perIprud1en ibr
9c'tes fiir Sen Gerein 5il tim unb
bitten alle Mi.alicoer Inn polle I'm.
teritiitllng. Inn in Sarmorie sum
@cble oes Gereines Sll arbeiten.
Gs fpuroe beidloiien auh Dies SSabr
elm freics Glen fiir oie 9titgIieNer
am 8. Sanllar, 6 llbr ohenos sll ier.
oieren fiir oie quite strbcit i'm per
ga,,genen Sahr.
Die Iitslieber iino erillht iid) 6ei
ser Sefr. slnna Sallb 5u meloen,
Samit oas aomitee Iib rid)tcn fam
NIT Sem Ginfa,,Ten. Gel: sue 453S.
Wir ipollen treu Sl,iammenltebcn IN;
iGhii fen Gerbanoe. 8ottIeanc lm;er
Sortbeitehen uno unieren Gerein in
0iciem Snno.
Irnc Saltb, Sefrt.
3peis 46.
Gie 9rcige 8. 10 ,rto 46 Uerat,
italten gemeinifaitlih ibre
&eihnad,tsfeier
am 2S. Ge5elnber, $50 llbr abenSs
on 1859 g. slih!ano Mpe.
Mne 5relnoe .peroen eril,dt lperH
fie Qinoer baben, uno grlpahlelte oil
am Brosramm mitipirfen molten. es
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-19
2ln,erieas rerfaIi,.ne
els rerbilH iiir 1nSief,

9tep Celbi. Suhicn. Sic Seleeier
ten 81 ser ucrTaiIlu9gcbcno Scr
'nlnlnlrrrg ipeId1e fiir3lid, eroffnc.
:lrroc. I'm Ooa pcrfaliungsrchtlicle
Sofumcrt fiir cin unabbIngiges Gil
oieu aiiij,iiebei, iritrocn a!,fseFor.
cert Sic amcrifauiid)e &erfaiiirng ais,
cit, nIGglid'c5 .&or5iIo 5u i.r>icren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-19

Gin gan5 il,nges aonitee lit an
ser Irbeit Inn Sen 9lbeno Su eineln
grfolg gu MAIDEN. sllio uiht per-
geiien Sienstag, oen "a. 0e5enber,
abenos. gintritt tit MIR % Gents Il
Ferion.
Geo. q. Gramer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-19

GrItens bitten mir ale uniere
6reunoe uno 8olmer Nes oeutihcn
Sieocs um GntiduIoieuns, neil lptr
ee5plngen poren, oas fir Cams.
tag Sen 7. Oe5entbcr, angeiaste &on,
5ert 5u perihieben. Die llriahe Il:
trobl allen befannt. @ir fonnte,l
nift tpiiien bab Sic Ssreitae fir 10
llbr angeiugte Sperre ihon Samstag
aufgeboben tperben ipiiroc.
@ir laben nun alle 6rel,nbe UNI
@onner bes bel,tihen 2iebes fir
Samstae ben 4. Sannar 1947, I'm
s l1br abenos, su ihOnem &onsert
unb 9icoerabeno ser 8eiangpereine
9. g. II. lno Saronia oufs berslit-
Ite elm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-19
1ns Gary Ji,ci.,i,a


Tle 0eriammlung am II. Sc;
mar gut beiut)t. 0ie 8eaauten fiji,
1947 tralroen seapdblt. aber Die Na.
mem iueroen nur nad Ser giniiibrumq
betannt eegeben. Sfapeltern bringl
cure gii6lein in Die ,,ddlte Ser
iamnrlung, Die miiiien gepriiit tper'
Nen.
Die QiuSer.@ Decentralization
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-19
Nus Sdlcn. Ohie
2meia 10.
lGcninhrstnn,.

Ser 3Ipcig 10 oeranraltc' ON 81.
SeSernber, s llbr ubenos i'm Sad'icns
beim ein groben sscuiahrston5. Gs
lit ein riibriges &onlitcc al Scr e(r-
belt ous nlles allfs beIte por6ercitcll
miro, Tim alien SeiInehmcrn eirigc
aenriitlid'c Stunocn 81 bcreitcn.
Heicroiert euf NieIcu 9lbeno uno
fonrmt allc irs Sdd'icnheim gum
Gmpfaug bes neuen SSahrcS.
g. $. Sontidl Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-19

3,ucis IS.

Sn Ser lesten GerIulnnllrng fan,
Ser Gerein sum geihIub, Den Sin.
oern lpieber cine @eibnahtsaberO
Teier 81, bolten am 25. Ge5elnber, :
llbr abenSs, ipo5u nlle fitglieSer ers
Illft iperoen bcislnpobnen nit ibren
ainoern, benn ser Serein miro iGon
iorgen fir sic &imoer iamt GbriIt.
Nann uuo Geitenfe.
Splpeiterabeno miro gefeicrt am
4. Sanuar, 8 llbr abenos, iuo5ll mir
alIe Mitglieber einlaoen rno oieie
,uerSen eriudlt Die san5e 5anilie nit
subrinaen. Senn es sibt freies Giie1,
Sauerfraut unb @urit, gririItm,.
gen ipie auh Sdnsunterbaltung nit
elmer ieincn @flIif bon slmbriosc,
go. Sreo Melser, Sefr.
3peig SO.
SSn ser lesten Gerianmllung spur.
De beifloiien am 26. Se5ennber, 6
llbr abeuos elm
1nrecn 1inner
abSubalten. Mne Sf,peitern iino er.
Il,d)t ein Goperco Siit mitsubrirgen
ioipie ein 8elhenf Fiir 8eldenfaus
tauif. IasIelbe ioa niht iiber 80,
foiten.
lin 8 llhr fdnst unlere General
oeriammllmg at. slae Sdtreiterl
lino gebeteu oieier Geriammliug bel
5npobnen. aeinegntidu,Ioiglng mir
nngenonmen, nur &ranfbeit.
| @enn ibr nid)t anlpeieno ieit lit c,
cin Collar Strafe. Sn bieier Ser
ianunll,ne .uerOen audi Die geanltiu
men getpdblt fir Dos ton1meiloe Sabr
ssrrblide @eibnahten auto eli
Bliidlites' neues Sabr ,uiinidj
3,peig 80 allen @roBbeamten 1l;l
3peiguereinen.
| Catherine Mel5er. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-19

3tueig II.
sllen Sdaueltern unO 9riioern Sic.
tie sur NaSridlt, bab ser &ereiu an,
"a. Se5ember, abenSs, ein
Neibnadtsfeit
I'M Sadierbeim relerf. sllleu 3inoern
miro elm @eibnadltSseid)cuf iibcr.
reibt. Gin Yrosramm triro bon Scr
Suseno auIseiiibrt a,n!er Seitun1
bon Rid,aro 8otb uno 5rieoa Gaiier.
Mlio fommt olle uno Iabt uns Sen
'beiligen abeno 5uimnmen feiern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-19
@eihuadJtsic;sr in Der Suntcrns-
Stride.

@eibna6tsabenn, Den "a. Se5en1'
Der I llbr abenos lrerNen Die &llocr
Scr Spnntagsihule unter Der Ui,b
rlllm BON oen Scnntugid)llIlebrcr Il
y9ebreril,nen eiu iebr ld)Ones Nro-
gramm auiiiibren. sluh miro ELL
Gamble 2igbt Seruice" bon oen bet
Sen Gboren porgeiiibrt 1ueroen. Sds
4rodramm lit inter Der SlrettloIi
BON ,srl. either Siihting. Sie Son.
ter,1saelneiitoe taun lid frellelt ilber
oie Sdtiafeit unb auTbau Der Cont
taaidyule, benn oie aiitoer iino ia Die
| ,Al,funit ser 8elneiltbe. : .ueltpt
isrpnoe berriht bod bel oen ainoerr
ihrc sugen iinS poller Strablen
lpcnn iie oie id,0nen @chid)tc NM
Sieber portraeen.
sue Witslieoer iamt oeren 0renn
Sen iino berSlif eingelaoen 5urSelh
| nahtsieier l,no sur @eibnadtspartl'
bes ;sralen 0ereins am 26. Se5em
Der, 7:3O llhr dbenos. Seoe SdTpc
iter lit criud)t Sebad lu,O aud Gil
8eld,ent nid,t untsr SOC mit,lrbrln
get. 5r0blihe @eibrnd,ten uno eli
aliifIides 9telliabr 1uiinid)t alen
u. ). 9iuber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-19

Programm.
Dirigent :. Herr Franz Reschke
1. a) o goenne mir den
Fruehlingstraum ....... Krasinski
b) Lii Marlene ......... Schultze
g Elm Traum ............ Lassen
Gemischter Chor
2. Die Fledermaus ...... Auszug aus
der Operette .......... j. Strauss
Hermann Steck Orchester
3. az Believe me, if all these endearine
young Charms .......... Irish Ali
b) Sweet and Low ........ Barnby
Gemischter Chor
4. Deutsches Liederpotpourri .........
Hermann Steck Dorchester
5. az An die Heimat ........ Juengst
b Senners Abendstaenchen 80.
................ aidmelstel
Gemischter Chor
Tenor Soloist =. Erwin Marquard.
Iie Sdngcrinucn uno Sdnger,
pelfe in Sen ltebunssit,nben auI-
cpIernSe S6tisfeit ibrem Sirigenten
segeniiber seistcn, peroen erneut Den
3uborern einen ge,,lbreihen abcno
bringen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-19
2lucig is

bielt ieinc GerIannnlltng am s. Sc.
ub. GS Ivi,;St berid,tct oab If Enfctc
on rotlciSenor Sod,ien in Sent'dl-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-19

Nms Defreit. Nlittiean
2ieberabenb Der 0eiangpcreine
q. .. II. nnb Sagpmia Gem. Gbor.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-29
HOMES, CIVIC SITES DOOMED
FOR SUPER HIGHWAY

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July 20
(ANP) ).-Residents of the exclu-
sive Negro section here, Highland
Heights, were aroused after an an
nouncement by the state highway
survey commission that the entire
community soon would be con-
demned to make way for $751;
100000 super highway.
The section, which includes some
of Jacksonville's most beautiful
homes, the Wilder Park Branch
Public library, the Lewis Y.W.C.A.,
several churches, and many bust
ness establishments, comprises a
13-mile area.
A protest of the proposed use of
the site by Negro citizens is ex-
pected momentarily although Jack
sonville citizens are planning to
vote a bond issue to purchase the
right-of-way. Estimates of $3,000,-
900 or more have been made.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-29
SOUTHERN SENATOR'S GIRD
FOR ANTI-p0LL TAX FIGHT

w AS HIN CT IN, July 20
(ANP) Threatening to keep the
10Th congress in session all sum-
mer, if necessary, to defeat the
anti-poll tax bill with filibuster,
southern senators, headed by Sen.
Walter F. George (Dem., Ga.)
were girding forces for a fight on
the measure to be launched this
week as the last issue of the pres
ent session.
Attempts tQ pass the bill, which
would outlaw the poll tax as a re-
quirement for voting in federal
elections, was. promised by Senate
Democratic Leader Alben w. Bark
ley (Ky.), who withheld the issue
until must" legislation, including
OPA revival, was concluded.
Sen. Barkley disclosed that dis
cussions Of the poll tax bill with
proponents and opponents, includ-
ing terms under which it may be
brought up for senate considera-
tion, have been held for several
months.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-29
MOVES NEGRO TROOPS
FROM GERMANY

L E G H 0 R N Italy, July 20
(ANP).-Two thousand sixty Ne
gro troops, declared surplus in the
European theatre, arrived here at
the Leghorn staging area.
The troops made the trip by train
in three shipments from the 53rd
Replacement battalion located in
Germany. They were requisitioned
by the Mediterranean theatre as re-
placements to bring Negro units to
full strength when they were de-
clared surplus in the ETO.
Two thousand forty Of the men
will be assigned to units of the pen
insular base section and II men
will be assigned to Rome Area Al
lied command.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-29
BUFFALO PREPARES FOR ELkS

BUFFALO,, N. =, July ~ (ANfJ
The grand lodge convention COM
mittee of the Elks is actively at
work on plans for the entertainment
of the big fraternal which holds it's
annual convention here in August.
DR.. Derrick M. Byrd grand lodge
representative Of West New York,
is in charge of arrangements. He
states that the grand lodge commit
tee is we'll ahead of it's schedule and
that Buffalo will show the Elks
welcome equal to any they have ever
had anywhere.
The perennial rumors of politics
and plans to unseat Grand Exalted
Ruler Finley Wilson are prevalent,
Imperial Lodge No. 127 Of New York
City which was suspended last Jan
uary, having announced that it, to-
gether with several other strong
and wealthy lodges, plans to estab-
lish headquarters and actively cam
paign to defeat Wilson who has held
his post for the past 80 years. Local
Elks who are in accord with the ad-
ministration wave these notes of
discord aside, saying that they will
dissipate into thin air when the
grand lodge meets and that as usual
Finley at the appropriate moment
will suspend the rules and be re-
turned to his high and lucrative Of
flee by acclamation.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-29
LOS ANGELES STUDENTS Threaten RIOT

LOS ANGELES, July 29 (ANP)
had to step in hurriedly at
Manual Arts High school here when
100 boys, white and colored and of
various ages, faced each other bellig-
erently in what onlookers feared
might be the beginning of a riot.
Thirty of the boys at the school,
where summer classes are in session,
were taken into cutody and carried
to University Police station for
questioning. Three of these were
found to be carrying knives and an
other an ice-pick.
According to reports the trouble
started through the alleged beating
of a colored boy by gang of whites.
AS the news spread, colored boys
from the immediate neighborhood
and elsewhere as well, hurried to the
school seeking revenge.
Numerous citizens and organiza-
tions planned meetings to get to the
bottom of the trouble. The Rev.
Clayton D. Russell, youthful pastor,
after consultation with Judge Scott
Of the juvenile court, went on the air
over station KFOX and urged par
entS both white and cOlOred To iOif
him at once in a meeting to thrash
cut, the problem before it was too
late. He reminded them in his ad-
dress that enough boys of both
races had already died on foreign
shores without parents through bad
example permitting more to die on
the home front.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-29
SUE LOUIS JORDAN FOR
$500, 900 OVER "(ALD0NIA"

NEW YORK, July 20 (ANP).
Leeds Music corporation, which
has been squabbling with Louis
Jordan, the orchestra leader, and
another publisher, Edwin H. Nor
ris, over the song "Caldonia," has
finally entered suit. The Leeds
company asks 100000 damages
and in addition asks for injunc-
tions to prevent Jordan from using
the tune or profiting from it.
Leeds claims that it had an
agreement with Berle Adams, Jor-
dams manager, to publish "Cal-
donia." They claim further that
they had an agreement with Louis
Jordan to publish all of his works.
Leeds claims that while Fleecie
Moore, which is the name of Jor-
dams wife, is listed as the compos-
er, Jordan really wrote the tune
which has become juke box and
orchestra favorite. The Morris
Music company is included among
the defendants because Leeds AYERS
that they persuaded Berle Adams
and Louis Jordan to turn the song
over to Morris. The defendants re-
piled in New York Supreme court
where the suit was brought deny
ing the charge.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-29
KNOXVILLE Sees F0LL|ES
MINUS LENA HORNE SCENES

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 20
(ANP). - Scenes in the moving
picture, "Ziegfield Follies of 1916"
featuring Lena Horne, were cut be-
fore it was shown to Knoxville
audiences recently because, in the
opinion Of Emil Bernstecker, thea
ire magnate, the screen stars sing
ing number might prove objec-
tionable to some people in Knox
ville."
Miss Horne's name, which has
been used in most advertisements
of the picture, also was blacked out
on the posters here. The star, al
though given a part in the picture
which many theatergoers feel does
her an injustice, is at her loveliest
in the close-ups.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-29
R0SENWALD FUND Names
RACE RELATION DIRECTOR

CHICAGO, July 20 (ANP)-Ap-
pointment of Joseph D. Lohman to
be associate director for race rela-
tions of the julius Rosenwald fund
was announced by Edwin R. En-
bree, president. He will be associated
with Will w. Alexander and Charles
S. Johnson, directors of that di-
vision of the funds work, and will
continue some special teaching at
the University of Chicago.
DR.. Lohman, born in 1909, was
reared in Colorado and has degrees
from the Universities of Denver,
Wisconsin, and Chicago. He has had
extensive experience in the Chicago
area in research and teaching in
juvenile delinquency and communi-
ty organization and in labor arbitra-
ton. He initiated and conducted the
recent training program of the Chit
cago Park police and has been active
in many programs Of race relations.
Commenting on the appointment,
Mr.. Embree said, "The Rosenwald
fund has spent much of it's effort on
providing equal opportunities for
Negroes especially in education and
health. It is. now chiefly concerned
with integrating all groups into uni
fled participation, in all phases of
American life. We are proud to add
to our forces so able and experienced
| a young man as DR.. Lohman".
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-29
PROMISE MODERN MOVIE
HOUSES FOR west INDIES

PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trim, July 20
(ANP)-Plans are under way for
furnishing several West Indian is
lands with modern moving picture
theatres, air conditioned and
equipped with the latest sound and
projection apparatus. The announce
ment of the proposed improvements
was made by A. w. Green here last
week.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-29
AFRICANS ENGAGE IN
BRICK MANUFACTURE

DADSON VILLAGE, Nigeria,
July 20 (ANP).-On the banks of
the Omia river here, Chief Dadson
Ogbe is manufacturing bricks of
all sorts from clay found on the
banks. His men are producing some
hundreds of bricks a day. They are
sold at about $12 per 1000.
Evening star., 1946-02-27
Religious Best Sellers

1t is natural, surely, that books of
religion should be popular. The
Bible always has been a best seller.
and 1t would be remarkable If it
were not SO. Translated into hun
dreds of different languages and
dialects, the Holy Word has been
circulated to the uttermost ends of
the earth, and the demand for it
increases with the growth of popu-
lation constantly. 1t happens, too,
that works directly inspired by the
Gospels have an enduring vitality
which results in the printing of sue
cessive editions illimitably. "The
Imitation of Christ" attributed to
Thomas a Kempis, has been perused
by millions of men and women one
generation after another during four
long centuries. Similarly, Saint
Augustine's "City of God" and his
Confessions" have survived in prac-
tical service to all who have sought
the Living Truth.
The list of spiritual books of COM
paratively modern'production begins
with the Thoughts" of the great
French philosopher Blaise Pascal.
1t includes John Bunyan's marvel
Gus religious fable, "Pilgrim's Prog
ress," written in prison and still
after nearly three hundreds years a
fascinating narrative of human ex-
perience in quest for the ultimate
Zion. The novels "Quo Vadis," by
Henryk Sienkiewicz, and Ben Hur,"
by General Lew wallace, have been
dramatized for the legitimate stage
and for the movies and broadcast by
radio to audiences properly de-
scribed as multitudes. Since 1875,
the date Of its first appearance, Mrs.
Mary Baker Eddy's Science and
Health With Key to the Scriptures"
has run into at least five hundred
editions. Lloyd c. Douglas with
"The Robe" currently is proving
again the attraction of the example
of the Saviour.
In this connection, the book known
as I'm His Steps" certainly merits
prominent mention. It's author,
Charles M. Sheldon of Topeka, Kan
sas, died at eighty-nine a few days
ago. The COLLECTION of simple tales of
Christian faith which bears his name
has been translated into sixteen
tongues and has sold in excess OF
twenty-three million copies. A
technical failure to observe the copy
right law robbed him Of all profit
from his enterprise save the royal