davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-03-15
Bill L...sh

Just q month from today the
trout season opens In Maryland and
from reports . record number OF
anglers win be on the streams to
try their luck.
Some 40,000-odd legal fish will
have been stocked to greet the fy-
rod enthusiasts and judging from
conditions at this writing 9 rood
head Of water generally viii prevail.
Joe Brooks, who headed the drive to
improve stream conditions near
Baltimore, reports that the next
project in stream improvement will
be Big Owens Greek above Thur
mont. This stream, which has been
Quilted by cloudbursts, used to pro-
duce SOME nice native brook trout
particularly in the upper reaches
It has a fine bead Of water gen.
orally, but few pools left to harbor
trout. However, as soon as permis-
sion Is obtained from the National
Parks Service, which controls the
waters Of Owens Greek. the work
will start.
There is plenty Of natural stone
and timber available for the con-
struction Of dams, defiectors and
hides, fish for stocking have been
promised by the Fish and Wildlife
Service and all that Is needed Is the
manpower Of volunteer sportsmen
to perform the necessary work. AS
soon as the date is set, this column
will issue call for sportsmen to
carry out this fine conservation
project, which will add another
much-needed trout stream to nearby
Maryland.
The Maryland Division of the
Isaac Walton League has initiated
conservation project, which II pos
sible of completion-and we firmly
believe 1t is-will add immeasurably
to the outdoor pleasures of fisher
Evening star., 1946-03-15
EI Poso Captures Opener

/ MEXICO CITY, Mar. 15.-Andy
Cohen's Ell Paso Texans defeated
the Mexico City Aztecas, 6-3, in the
opening game Of the Mexican Ma
tional League.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-13
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By Ruth

Cleveland. O.. June 13-WeIl,
we finally got together. last Sun
day afternoon for some baseball
practice and we really had some
practice. afterwards we went to
Mastick Park for our supper and
some fun. How was the water
girls: Wet is does not feel
good with wet shoes, does it.
Social
There will be social Friday
night June 2lst. 1t will be given
by Ed :Schuster. Elsie Fleischer,
Tillie Rehner. Ed Binder. Bob
Schmidt and Dick Fleischer. So
let all be there.
To New Castle
You can expect quite few
from ClcvelandWest at your con-
vention Saturday.. We're all rea-
dy for good time.
We are happy to have Carl
Aber with us again--now as ci-
william. He sure is looking good.
. We took in a new pledge at our
meeting last Friday. He is Ralph
Vinecourt. Hope you will like it
with us, Ralph.
Baseball Practice
For those interested,s baseball
practice will be held on Wednes-
day night at $50 p. m. Those
.vshing to attend meet at the club
at that time.
Singing
We still have singing practice
on Friday at Sis p. m. How a
bout more coming down.
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tt,.ij<

Verur Sc VunOcsniin5e fir }lld
canlit acgGtl 81, nellen ,Nooicur!t
Dimes" b"rr.tS3itrin1cn hattie tic
bereits 3H Nfiliiaro,w oleier f(cincn
Si!bermiin5"n aepralt-Nen Salpt,
tell oapon ia:! sem criten Gelts:iro
Wie Sic N,;iHr::; Geographic Sp';c.
tp in Wa'hin,trs. y. =, m,tteilt
niiroc Sic &eiontilrnnc oieicr
~Timrs" ci,tn ,Wiorh u Iimce
osritellel,. ser 49,, 10 Mtrilrn lang
iuGre.
Ios iri Snbrs 1892 onocnonllncne
VfiinjgeleB 'th oar, ooS Sic Miin e
in Ybilaoelpbin Silter Tirlcs brr,
iteuen ipllc, aber n1icrc Aamols nol)
iunge gmocsrcg.srntA bntteSd'Ipie,
rigfeiten, Hclo 5ll rroNn;,crcn. Gro
reure mlbten ous ocn NInsluno her-
beigebolt ,perScn lluA G. ouucrtc bis
gum Sabre 1886, cbc nil Scr NrI.
gung Scr Ginms al,tb luirflid hreon-
ne!l lperoen tounte - iluc; Sabre,
na6oem Die MiinBe Nanlit beapnncn
tpatte. Silber-Ipllars rer;ltitrucn.
oic nun bel,te MIR nodJ in oen Stuu-
ten oes @cltcns 81 icbcu tetprnt.
Ser Gnhul,rf bes crl;cn vSlme"
5eig:e ciirc 9iiite Der Tteibcit init
tangent, oiienem Soar, ,oc,icn Seitrn.
louen nit einen, &aarbauo suriitf
gebupoen iroren Ser 9lbltr oui Ser
9iitf cite oes criten Imlt itano oul
einem Ielien, Sen &ppi nud) redts
|garelaoet rrO oie Iliiael entioltet
Ser &rauD beltano aus Sliucn- unN
Golmen}sreigen. Spdtere Nusgaben
Oes Cine" iparen leOiglid) @arion-
ten 0csielben Sbelnas.
Seit Grridtlula Der Ntnoesll'iin-
sc lplroe - nit leoigIid) tfner Mus
nobmc - iaEraus, janrtir cine ,}c-
renpnie abgehalten. Nle Gls SriaI
Of tbe Coins" befannt lit. ,Sn oieien
H,>kr t,,rS 5in an 10 ,n,S fl Snh,
ltott: Die vsliiap Gpmniiiion" besaf
iib Ga nnt Hbilabelpbio, I'm oit
Meinbeit uno oas @epiht bon 10S.,
321 Silbernuiin5en 81 priifen. pcrer
@ert $37, 1860 betrug.
Sn Ser Triibgcidld)te unierer 9ta'
tipn mlBten @eloitiife aus Saus-
baltsiilber, frenoen !)tiilNen, Gil
berborren in perionlihem 9elis ulm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-13
SALEM NEWS
Bv Gertie Girscht

Salem, O., June ,l3-To some
of us this may be good news
and to others it may not be. The
good news is that we have found
director for the singing socie..
ty. She is none other than Mrs.
Dan Weber. W e nave also elect
ed our officers. and they are very
good leaders, but we need more
followers. Ii you are interested in
singing please come on Tuesday
evenings at 8 p. m sharp. We
stressed the point about being
there or time so make that sharp.
SO remember both men aud wo-
men there will be singing prac-
tice at the club.
To New Castle
You can expect to see good
crowd irCm Salem IN your city
this coming week end. Everyone
seems very anxious to attend.
Chatter
Wonder if Bill Wagner still
hears that certain something cali
ing him. Do you Bill:
Helen Polder is now taking up
goliing. You will do OK. Helen
if you just listen to your hus-
band, Marty.
Mike Nicora can hardly wait to
60 over to New Castle. Why is it
Mike?
It's been pleasure writing
this column and hope you have
enjoyed reading it. It's all yours
now Mary. Good Luck
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-13

ocnladlt luerNcn, ou es mcocr Sill,cr-
npd Splbberglpcrfc 5u jenen ,3cite;'
I'M SonNe 9ab. Ger @ciiser lolhcr
Guitbarteiten bruc,tr lie cinlnd, sitr
Wfiin5c. licb tic ichmel5en into rragcl1
uno nabm oam lcin eigencs VHcl-
nlrtau, in @cloitiife lungeiormt
glclh lpic>cr nod Salhc. Scr @eoari
an Neloltiideu ipar in 0ror. Na6 SIC
Yriigurg cbne Gntgelt opracnpn,-
men ml,rbc - trpber Der nod bellte
ael0l,iiae @cgrifi free coinage"
itarmnt. Ser llcberliefcrlnra 5l,folae
mar George @oibirgton ser erite
v&llnoe" Ser ncu errittet,n Wtiin;e
uno 5mar lruroen ieilte SilberlofieI
IN Salb- Tinles llll9cprUgt - ci,l
Gcloiriif. oas brut5lltogc pom 9tifel
pcroronet it,
llripriirglicb mar Nit 3crcnncnit
oes ,Srinl Of tbe Coins. ct!pas ichr
ieierlid:s uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
luenn iid herousitelltc, BOB Sic 0c-
priiiten 9fiin5en on Wtctolrcilhcit
rocr @e,pid)t nid)t Sen slnicroerll-
gen cntlprnfcn, noren sic @eanlte!
Ser Mtiin5e Dem @e'cB 5uiolQe bcnn
Spoe perfullen. slher cs but ben slll-
ifein, ais pb Sic 0,noesnliin5e BON
slnian9 ibrcr Belchihtc an eiue vrci
ne @elte" bntte, henn Sic SooesltraIt
5rolid)te niemals poll5ogen 5u irer'
oen. Sel1t5utoge lit Der vSrIal Of tb(
Gcips" leoigllc) einc, obluchl nod
imncr eiugcbultene, 0crnla!itit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-13
bre &art0nelll.
r0nngcr nnb 9cmofratic miiden
jidl nid)t"-6crid)ten Grpcrtcn

ibre &artoifeln
vSnnger mnb Semofratic mi|d)en
iidD nid)t"-bcrid)ten Gypcrtcn
Stir sic engliid)e 8eIatlulgs5one
lit eia pplitiiher @rlluo mitbeltilns
meno, Before GrnGbrungs5uitanNc III
9eutidlano onslltreben Die bintcr
ser Hegierllng slttlee itebenoe slrbei.
tcrportei lGbt es iih ieit Monaten on
selegen iein, Sic @iecerbelebung ser
oeuticben Nen,ofrotiihen slrbeiterbes
lpee,lne. bns beibt ser freicn @elpert-
ifaIten unb Ser Sp5ioloenrofrutiIhen
Fartei SIT ioroern. lleberal it
Sellt'hlanb (nur BON Der Hulien5one
ab9eieben) lpirb benn aud in bteiem
Sinue iplt,matildl aeurbeitet Tie
britiidlen 3pnenbenn1ter, Die in ling
tier 3eit mieberbolt 10 in Ser
iSrunfinrter @irtIhaitsfonIerenj uno
IN Ser Stllttgorter 2inoerratsiibung
- nit Sen anltlidjcn nmerifaniidrn
uno oelltiben Sacbperitinoigen ges
meinInn beroten boten, MAIDEN nber
fcinen 8ehl onraus, Dob einr 6llltger-
fataitrppbe in ibrcr Sffilpations5one
allen Sofinun9en nli cine 3ufunit
ser oen1pfratiihen Mrbeiterbelpegung
IN 9eutid)luno Sen @nrnus mahen
piiroe.
Die Griabrllngen, oie nit ser am
I. Mpril pprgcmpnlnenen Senfung
Ser aalprien5ntl ser oeutid)en 9iGt
in ser unlerifaniihen Gone genat)t
irllrben, iino 10 beoenfli1)er Notur.
oa oie Sahreritdnoigen lmierer Ifi.
litGrpsrlualtllng nit 9ciingitigung
elmer eoentuellen weiteren &iirSl,ng
Ser aalorienSabl entscgenIeben. Ger
Notwithstanding Ser Otilitirrrs
lpaltllng liegt Elm @erie)t ibrer gr-
niibrlnaserperten pcr, IN oem es II.
a. beii,t: Cine imMpril ourh9eiiibrte
lr5tlidte l(nterlud)lng, Die iich ali gu
ianunen 6G75 Nerionen in 8 Stdo-
teu eritrefte, fat einen auiiaaenoen
ourfg1ngisen &iidsans ser &orper.
ge1pihte oieier Yerlpnen ereeben.
Stihprcben, bon oeneu 10000 cr-
lpahlene 0eutibe eriaBt ipuroen, bot
ten oas sleide grgebniS uno Iieben
er :ennen, oab oie @eipihtsabnabme
i'm Monat april ungleid) betrG6tli-
der mar ais I'M porauigesangenen
Wonat Omit ser 15O0-Galorien.1a-
sesOidt). slm ihlimrliten baben, tpie
it'd berausitellte, Die mGnnliben
Teutihen ser slltersitllfe bon 20 bis
81 80 Snhren selitten, uno 5,par nab
men oieie 8ericnen inn Mpril ourh-
ihnittlib UNI ie 12 Iflno ab, segen
burhifnittlif 8 Piunb i'm Mona
WfGr5..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-13
THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:
Senator Arthur H. Vandenbere,

SSioSOl nl lIIuI II. dQOcnOcrp,
Republican. adviser to Sc
Secretary OF State Byrnes at
the Council of Foreign Mi
nisters in Paris
The council was not success
in gaining agreement upon Sc
veral key questions upon which
the solution OF our major prob
lens hangs E. But delay is pre-
ferable to error in such vital mat
tiers. The wrong answers will
breed the wars of tomorrow. We
must earnestly persist in striving
for Allied unity; for unity with
in the principles which serve hu-
man rights and fundamental free
doms, which will win the moral
jud cement of the conscience of
the world. and which may pro-
mise peace-for-keeps. We must
try to understand each other. |
do not despair of the result, pat
ticularly if the unselfish voice of
America is united one"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-13
hungerkatastrophe in Deutschland
nun ais ernste eefahr betrachtet
Aerikonicshe und devtsche Kreise enttoevseht doss
devtsche Froge NIGHT geIoest wird

,srunfiurt d. W.. - Nieberihmet'
ternb geipirft Dnt auf aQe iiir Grs
nGbrungsprpbleme 5llltdltoigen amt.
li6elt amerifaniIchen uno oeut'd)cn
areiie Oie Nahrid)t bon SEM Scbl.
ihlag ser 9emiihungen oes omeri.
faniicbcn StaotslefrctGrs gprnes, Ell.
men 9eihlub ces alliierten sll,Bens
minilterrotes I'M Sinne Ser Ginbe.
lufl,ng elmer Spnoerfunferen5 ,ilr
2oiutg ser oel,tIdIen 6rage SIT er.
;ielen.
Sn ,3ulnmnenGrbeit NIT Ser bri.
tlid,en MilitGrpertpaltlrng butten Ge-
neroInaior Wiaiam Iraper, Scr Gel.
ter ser Notwithstanding Ser alne.
lifaniiden Wtilit1rmrpaltung, uno
General Wtcgtarnep uno General
Clan, ser Gbi, benz. ber iteaoertre.
tenoe Gbei l,nierer @filitdrperpal,
tlng iit felt einiger 3eit ouiiir eins
seiett, oab 0eutieblano lpenigitenS
ernGbrungspulitiid) als cine Ginbeit
bebanoelt ,piiroe in oerlleber5eugung,
ooB MIR auf oieiem 8ege cine wei-
tere Gerihlehterlng ser Grndb.
rungsoerbdltniiie 81 permeioen lei.
Wie oie 9inse nun liesen, iGeinel
sic lebten Sofinungen nad) oieier
&ihtllng 5u id)tpinoen. General
Glap rehnet nun nit ser Nohpenoi9
felt, icbon in naber 3ufllnit 81 elmer
peiteren Sehtung ser aaloriensubl
Ser oel,tiG)en Nprnlaloi1t .iiberSllae-
ben, uno 5tpar 5u enter &eouftion
bon 1875 &alorien (eine iolcbe Sus
eesration trat am 1. Mpril an SteQe
elmer GiGt ron 1900 &alorien) aui
100 l,no pielleibt MIR 1000. Sn
Ser britiiden 3one lit eine Senfilng
aui 1000 ooer 1850 Galprien ihon
Witte M1rs eingetreten. gs lit oies
nid)t piel mebr ols Elm 0rittel ser
britiiben IiGt!
9lud) oie taiienoe uno 5ebntou,
ienOe bon Teltihen, oie tsilpeiie
piele Sabre - in ben &pn5entra-
tionslagern 8itlers geid)mabtet ba-
ben uno ihon 81 Sfeletten abgema-
CERT muren, als ser 'alliierte Sieg tie
beireite, miiiien iidb nit iolhen SUN.
gerrationen (ein Musorud Glaps) be,
gniigen. Dieie beiteten beiipielstpeiie
aus 2h Sbnitten 8rot. IA l1n5en
Webl (fiir aod5mefe), hlln5e Sett,
elm giiieh 5leiih (bllditablidb oas,
mas ser 9lmerifaner "a moutbiul"
nennt), Elm babies @las MasermiId
llno orei &artoffeln ben Gag. Soneii
es auf sic britiid)e Gone anfommt
eriitieren aber oieie 3 aartofieln oen
Gag nur auf Dem oeouloieen Napier
Sour 8ergarbeiter beton,nlen bort
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-13
ANSWERS
Answers will be found on page 7

!. How many toes does horse
have:
2. What is live coral called?
3. OF what animal is the llama
a species?
4. How many toes does an
ostrich have?
5. What is zebrula?
6. How long may tortoise
live?
7. What bird is famed for law
ing her eggs in the nests OF other
birds for them to hatch.
8. About how many years be-
fore man appeared were dino
saurs on earth.
9. What color are the eggs of
canaries.
10. How many wings has a
butterfly?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-13
5O>pfttS>patctc Iinr
pcn21tittc 1nli an n,Solid,

Berlin. Tie omerifaniide lfilitGr
realerl,ng aab befal,t, Dab .ln Nt
fomlllcn nit Ser Cooperating for 9c
ntlttance to europe (Gare) llnter
5eida,et luurSc innerbalb ser ullt.
rifa1iiden Gone Iultid)!onos Sc
,bensn,iEelpafete iiir G.iu5eaempion.
ger cbcnio ipie fiir aagemcine @obi.
iobrtsNucde 81, pertellcn.
,slui @rllnb oicies Ylans, Der il,
etlua ieds @ohen ilr Strait tritt, fon:
men Gin5elperipnen m hcu Tereinig,
ien Staotcn ser organization SIS
be5oblen, 'rofiir ein aus iiberihiii
iigen Seercsgllt beitebel,oes Nafsi
nit Hetrn sn,ttcln lno anDeren &c.
broudsgcgenit1lrNen SoIlfrci an Der,
Gmpfiuger obgclleiert miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-13
THIS AND THkT

There are in the United States
about 10000 producing gas wells.
A witty reviewer called d cer-
tain inferior production of .Abie's
Irish Rose "a kosher play filled
with ham actors"
ryphus killed more people dur
ing the Thirty Years War and
the campaigns of Napoleon than
all the military weapons then in
use. ..-
Scientists say Vitamin "A post
pones aging. Some important
food sources Of Vitamin A are
butter. liver. egg yolk. carrots
and green leafy vegetables.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-13
LORAIN JUNIORS
SAXON NEWS
By Elmer.

Lorain, O., June l3-All meni-
bers are invited to the next meet
ing which will be on June II, at 8
p. IN. We will be glad to see you
all.
Our boys are trying to get the
softball team in shape. Both Fri
day and Sunday say a good at.
tendance at practice. Sundap we
played a gme of work-ups and the
fellows really seemed tired out
after--including yours truly. We
only have two more weeks to go
to the season-opener with Cleve-
land East. SO all those who in
tend to play should be out to
practice as much as possible. This
week will determine who should
play and where. we have prac-
tice on Tuesday and Friday at
6 p. m. and Sunday at l 80 p. m
at Lakeview Park.
Our hearty welcome back to
Lorain and the club goes to John
Binder who was discharged
from the Navy recently. Glad to
see you back John and hope to
see you at our meetings
To New Castle
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-13
Dies mt,S Dos

0urd, ungeicbid entitebt gar bel
Mibgcid,it.
Gm eineu bal,ernoea ,p'rt,d'u|t'
,lidpn Muildppl,ng 5u critelen, 0e'
oiirfeu mir elmer altSsrcn Clltltcl'
luna ais Der MrheitSelnite!'hn9.
galo ,ueroen mir Wirflid, feline
3eit nlebr baben llns I'm Die Volt
tit in amOeren 26doern Der Nelt 5ll
fiimmern.
NSer toiel fiagt, bat OFT ;lne Sar'
liebe fir Mer3ie, Apotbeter nno Ao'
uofaten.
etnb gte NM 2pre unsehSrtsen
ORitalteb TN Qrantenueretn NM
central Tertanb? @enn ni&t lets
/ BE 8eit tetsutreten. INN 8eHanere
ymtsrmattsn rafen Ste ben 2ssaI'
uestreter a..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-13
ALLIANCE REVUE
BY Hilda.

Alliance, Ohio. June l3-Again
aller other fun is put aside and
all of the talk is Convention
Talk. This. Saturday and Sun-
day will find all roads leading to
New Castle, Pa. for our annual
T. s. J. A. Convention-this is
our big Weekend. So all Of YOU
who can. pack up and at least
come to the dance Saturday eve
ming. SO take notice all of YOU
Alliance Juniors please make this
Saturday our New Castle date.
Ok--Alliance-vou boys get
together and get that baseball
going
Better late than never-but
we hope everyone had a good
time at our last social-we tried
to make it as successful as the
we were fully proud
of such fine showing.
Be seeing you all in New Cas-
tie Saturday - so don't forget
Alliance-we are New Castle
bound.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-13

Our delegates Elmer Schneider
and Amy kirschner expect to
be there Friday evening. From all
indications there will be more
from Lorain attending the Con-
vention.' SO till we see you there.
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Are you and your relatives meu1.
and Central verband7 II not. nov
ls the time to join. For moro Infor.
bers OF the Sick Beneft Society
nation call the local representative
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g3euer" Wenn oie &noAp yfotbul9s
bic geaierung iiberuebnen, miro es
beiBea: .Mae Menidpn iino glcld)
oeboren, nit Musnabme Der Neger'
Der GluslGmoer lno Scr &atbollten.
@eun 0incoln am 2eben geblieba'
apire uno oie Stetor6trnftion 'lad)
bem Bdireerfries geleitet batte, 10
tatte es niemals eil,en au aiur alun
int Siioen segeben. 0ieie Sebe'ln'
organization erbielt ibren Ssa'nen
bonn srichiiden Dort tutlos' mel
des .areis" beoeutet. sic entltano
in 1euneiiee i'm Sabre 1866 'uabreno
oer t,r3en 3eit, lit tpeld,er Die Nc
oier,,na Der siiSltaaten tn Den Son-
sen Der ioeben befreiten yseser u1o
iener Weiben lag, Die niht nit
Stimmrehhnt5ug hregen Inter
fyiihuua 'oer aotuieoeration beltraft
muroen, Die @itelieoer bes &lan
moren Die 8eiien, oenen oas
stiumretft ent3oeen suuroe uno Die
i'm subeu vtpeibe DorbprridnIt"
tpieoereinfiibren tpollten. Die Tlam'
merfreu3e, bie speiben @apu5e1 '11'o
@ep6noer, ole terroriitilden Erat'
titen oes 2u &lug &ldn tuaren ei,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-13
Singing

We still have singing practic
on Friday at Sis p. m. How a
bout more coming down.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-09
CHICAGO S0UTHSIDE Scene
OF new HOUSING
Development

CHICAGO, Apr. 9 (ANP)-A
sweeping building and improve
ment program to replace dilapidat-
ed residences which dot Chicago's
densely populated southside Ne
gro section and ease the serious
housing shortage, was announced
here. Plans discussed at meeting
of white and Negro civic leaders
called for complete renovation of
the area bounded by 18th street
on the north, 47th street on the
south, Federal street on the west
and Lake Michigan on the east.
The organization planning the
"slum clearance" program, called
the Southside Redevelopment cor
poration, promises the rehabilita-
ton will include: building of thou
sands of new homes; re-routing Of
traffic and improvement of tran
sit facilities; a check-up on civic
services such as street cleaning,
garbage collection, street lighting,
police protection, and other COM
munity facilities; setting of higher
standards for business and indus
try and housing.
Approximately 175,O00 Negroes
will benefit from the proposed pro-
gram, according to a spokesman
for the corporation.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-09
$4,000 GRANTED TO
WHEREFORE UNIVERSITY

WHEREFORE, Apr. 9-Wil-
berforce University received an
allotment of $24, 900 from the state
emergency board recently to pro-
vide housing for 1872 students.
The money will be used to re-
model two barracks left by the
National Youth Administration,
and to install third barracks the
school has obtained from the fed
eral government.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-09
CANADA Lee SCHEDULED
FOR "0N WHITMAN AVENUE

DETROIT, Apr. 9 (ANP)-
Canada Lee, noted actor, is slated
for the lead in "On Whitman Ave-
nue." when it opens here at the La
fayette theater, April Is. Lee, who
gained fame in Native Son." not
many seasons ago, last year toured
as Caliban in "The Tempest"
The play, work of a new writer,
Maxine Wood, concerns the hous-
ing shortage particularly as it af-
fects returned Negro war veter-
an, who with his family has moved
to a neighborhood previously re-
stricted to whites. Besides Less, the
cast includes Will Geer, who played
Jeeter Lester in Tobacco Road
Perry Wilson, Ernestine Barrier,
Abbie Mitchell, Philip Clark, and
Vivian Baber.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-09
DRUGGIST ARRAIGNED
ON OpA CHARGES

William B. Irwin, 45, of 101
Bank street, was arraigned before
u. S. Commissioner Charles Ozias
yesterday afternoon for violation
of OPA regulations.
Irwin, who previously operated
a drugstore at Fifth and Sprague
streets, was ordered in for ar
raignment for selling nylon stock
ings in excess of ceiling prices.
Hearing has been set for May 10.
Bond was set at 1000.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-09

to George Adde's, R. J. Thomas and
other union leaders.
An example of what | mean is
the fact that every important
UAW-CIO leader except Reuther
is a member of the unions very
effective fair practices committee.
Only Negro with the committee is
it's executive director, George Croc-
kett. Reuther is absent despite the
fact that the committee was Gre
ated to prevent the minorities
question from becoming entangled
in partisan union politics.
Reuther defeated Thomas by the
narrow margin of 1875 votes. The
Negro hate-strike locals gave Reu-
ther a vote vastly larger than this.
This is not to imply that Reuther
knew exactly why they were vot-
ing for him. He would not have
accepted their support on that bas-
is. Reuther is smart, energetic and
courageous, not a demagogue and
a humbug. However, it is clear
that if the CIO United Automobile
Workers union under Mr.. Reu.
theirs leadership is to remain the
most democratic union in the Unit
ed States and the largest union in
the world, Reuther must now
champion the rights of minorities
as did his predecessor, R. J
Thomas. Unfortunately the politi
cal situation in the union does not
argue we'll for the future.