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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-03
STARDUST
BY James C. AppersOn

1t takes car to tell off
car, even if the telling-off car
waits until he's about to bow out
to do it.
Anyway, Judge w. G. Bran
ham, president of organized base
balls minor leagues, had his say
last week to join the evergrowing
list of participants in that popu-
lar quiz, whats Wrong with
Commissioner Chandler"
Not that Judge Bramham said
volumes. 1t wasn't the quantity
of his pre-farewelI speech that
touched fighters of baseball peon-
age, it was the way he wrapped
all the miscellaneous Chandler
concessions to basebaIl's big
money interests into two words
-. would-be dictator.
Bramham hurled the charge
after he had received reports
trickling out of Los Angeles to
the effect that Chandler was con-
ferring with Pacific Coast
League officials. These confer
ences were allegedly aimed at
setting up both the major and
minor league headquarters in the
same city. This Capitalization of
all organized baseball adnlinistra-
ton, said Judge Bramhan, would
not help at all an industry,
which has long been under fire
as an unlawful combine"
In his position, despite the fact
that his term will expire soon,
the minor league ruler evidently
deemed it inadvisable to say
what so many baseball observers
have been saying for a long time
that Chandler is subt1y but con.
sistently helping organized base
balls monied interests tighten
their already choking grip on the
industry.
AS soon as the majors and
minors can be tied into a neat
little bundle with a flgurehead
minor car, or none at all, they'll
be ready for delivery +. barring
interference by a fighting base
ball players union.
If Rocky Graziano does man.
age to get by Middleweight Box
ing Champion Tony Yale of
Gary, Ind, Chicago area boxing
enthusiasts say they have an
adopted son" to throw at the
Rock" He's Anton Raadik, mid.
dleweight champion of Estonia,
who has been battling land sue
cessfully) around the town for
several months. His stock
Zoomed with his third round kayo
of hard-hitting Collins Brown at
Rainbo arena last Thursday.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-03
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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-08-03

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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-11
SOUTHERN RADIO STATION
EMPLOYS COLLEGE STUDENTS

GREENSBORO, N. c., May II
(ANP)-A plan to employ stu
dents of the Agricultural and
Technical college for Negroes here
by radio station WBIG is reported
to be in the making following the
satisfactory work of two students
of the college as part-time studio
gardners.
Daniel Smith and Gilbert Win
borne, the part-time workers, are
freshmen at A. & T. Their knowl-
edge of agriculture is boon to the
transmitter garden where the fruit
trees, swiss chard, asparagus, corn,
peas and other products are faring
unusually we'll, WBIG, reported.
Winbourne, horticulturist, takes
special interest in the extensive
floral and vegetable sections of the
garden while Smith has special
interest of landscaping.
Both students plan to remain on
their WBIG jobs throughout their
college course, the studio said. Ar
rangements with A. & T. for per-
manent student help is being con-
sidered by studio officials. WBIG
is member of the Columbia
Broadcasting system, the Associ-
ated Press and World Broadcasting
system.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-11
LEM0YNE COLLEGE
MARKS 18th YEAR

MEMPHIS, May IL, (ANP)-
Ceremonies in observance Of the
18th anniversary of LeMoyne col
lege, only institution for higher ed
ucation for Negroes in Memphis,
were held here for three days. DR..
Hollis Price, president, welcomed
thousands of alumni and friends to
the school during the celebration.
The program, which included
physical education demonstrations,
lecturers, motion pictures, and ex-
hibits, also told the colorful history
of the institution which was found
ed in 1870 by the American Mis-
sionary association. The college
was named for F. julius LeMoyne,
who made a bequest to the institu-
tion at time when there was little
or no provision for higher educa-
tion of the Negro.
First a teacher training school,
in 1924 LeMoyne added a stand
ard two-year college curriculum
and the name was changed to Le-
Mowne Junior college. In 1889, Le-
Moyne received Class A rating by
the Southern Association Of Col
leges and Secondary schools.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-11
NACW PLANS 50th ANNIv.

WA S HIN TON, May II
(ANP)-One of the highlights of
the golden jubilee of the National
Association of Colored Women, to
be observed here July 27 to Aug.
2, will be "The Grand Review of
States - a pagent with state presi-
dents and representatives partici-
pating, it was announced here.
Miss Arsan a Williams, st.
Louis, program chairman of the
jubilee celebration, said the pag-
cant will depict scenes and events
in the association history.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-11
Dutch west indies SEEK
SELF GOVERNMENT

CURACAO, N. w. l., May 10
(ANP)-This week a commission
from the newly elected Democratic
government left Curacao for Suvin-
anne to seek cooperation in bringing
about self government for the
Netherland West Indies and Surin-
anne.
Heading the commission is bril-
liant lawyer and politician DR.. De-
Costa Gomez (Catholic Rep.) others
are Drs. Maal and Weik and M.
Kwatz (Dem. Dep.) In an inter-
view with DR.. Gomez, he said, if
they met with approval and CO.
operation from the SURNAME con-
gress, they will Immediately send
delegation to the Queen in Holland.
He went on to say that self
government had been promised to
and that they all feel that the time
these countries long before the war,
is now ripe for it.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-11

SHING GTON, May IL
(ANP) = Mrs. Christine Smith,
president of the National Associ-
alton of Colored women, arrived
here last week to attend the first
press conference of the steering
committee for the 50th jubilee cele-
bration of the organization to be
held here July 27 to Aug. 2.
Reviewing the 50-year history of
the association, Mrs. Smith praised
the first president, Mrs. Mary
Church Terrell, who will be hon
ored at the celebration, told of the
program of service initiated by
her.
eve have not asked women
about their social position, money,
education, background or church
affiliation," Mrs. Smith said, "but
h ave emphasized always the
thought of service"
Education has been fought for,
especially in the south, Mrs. Smith
observed, and recalled how the as
sociation introduced into the south
the kindergarten system. Decided
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-11
PLAN BIG EXPANSION FOR
GULF RELIGIOUS RESORT

NASHVILLE, May II (ANP)
--Gulfside, Miss, the religious, ed
ucational and recreational resort
located on the Gulf of Mexico just
outside New Orleans and which
was founded by Bishop Robert E..
Jones and other leaders in the
Methodist Episcopal church, is to
experience a great expansion. The
beautiful site, scene of many re-
ligious and educational gatherings,
has a program for development
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-11
VETERANS ASK ADMISSION
AT washington U.

ST. LOUIS, May II (ANP)-
A letter from the Washington uni
versity chapter of the American
Veterans committee to the faculty
urged that the school discontinue
''the type Of discrimination we
fought against"
The group, which favors revision
of the policy which excludes Ne
groes from Washington university,
asked the faculty to support meas
ures which will result in admission
of Negroes to the university.
Student Life, a campus publica-
ton, announced it is conducting a
poll of student opinion on whether
Negroes should be admitted to the
school. l.. Doxsee, managing edi-
tor of the newspaper, said he hopes
to release the results this week.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-11
NEGRO HISTORY CALENDAR
TO BE PUBLISHED FOR 1947

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 8
(ANP) The American Negro His
torical calendar, edited and copy
righted by the Rev. George w. Har-
vey, now editor-in-chief of the
National Baptist, Inc, Sunday
School Publishing board, is being
published for 1947.
On the market since 1888 when
the North Carolina Mutual Life In
surance Co., gave the first big
order, the calendar was suspended
during the war years.
Rev. Harvey says "a few progress
sive Negro businesses will be able
to get the calendar for use in 1947,
but paper for full manufacture is
yet short and hard to get"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-11
AGED woman ROBBED OF S10,500

LOUISVILLE, May II (ANP)
"A white bandit robbed Mrs.
Maggie Whitworth, described by
police as "a walking bank" here
of $10,500 near the B. F. Avery
Company by shooting tear gas in
the eyes of her armed guard, 58-
year-old Charles |. Mason.
The 68-year-old woman, who has
been cashing payroll checks for
Avery employees each Friday and
workers in various industrial
plants for 13 years, told police she
drew the money from the Lincoln
Bank and Trust company a short
time before the robbery. The
money, accumulated "by working
and saving" belonged to her.
She made no outcry when the
bandit stepped from behind a tele-
phone pole to point the gas gun at
her armed guard, the gray-haired
woman told police, because some
body was always teasing him by
pretending they were going to get
or something" Demanding the
money, the man grabbed a leather
bag, containing 500 in change,
and canvas bag which held S10,-
400 in denominations up to S1OO
bills. The bandit escaped north
ward in black sedan, she said.
Mason, armed with 1920 re-
volver, was treated at General hos
pital for face burns. After wiping
his tear-gassed eyes, he said he
said he thought he saw man with
a machine gun in the bandit car.
He has been accompanying Mrs.
Whitworth for six years.
Police did not reveal whether
Mrs. WhitWorth's money was in
sured against robbery.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-11
President addresses NACW
Convention Committee

stands on chaingangs and peonage
systems have been taken by our
branches, she said.
Mrs. Harry Mcleod Bethune, an
other honored luncheon guest, re-
viewed the association direction of
the home of Frederick Douglass
and its scholarship fund with Miss
Halle @. Brown of Wilberforce in
charge.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-11
ROBSON INTRODUCES
"AMERICAN MOTHER" AT
LOUISVILLE CONCERT

LOUISVILLE, May 8 (ANP)-
Paul Robson, who appeared here
in his first concert, introduced Mrs.
Emma Clement, recently voted "the
American mother of 1896" to his
enthusiastic audience. The pre-
sentation was made during inter
mission.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14

nno Gnteignl,ngsbelt eltimn,l,llgcn Dor.
oie an it'd freilid, MIR cine nadtrds
li1e, trieoer alten Sitlerlheu Mu.
itern entlprehenoe &eftsbem1ntc,
lung liuglt pou5oeener ibeubliGsr
llntoten iino, aber Sennob IN 1ne6r
als elmer 6inlidt ,,idlt jeoen aftu.
cuen Sntereiies entbabren. Mit fei,
neln @ort lit iest mebr BON r8e-
ltrafung ser Shuloigen" uno bon
Helpefticr,mg ser oeinofrntiiden
@iirgerrehte ,,no Ser elementarel.
Wteni idenrehtc oes itets lopal seblic.
benen 5eiles ser einitigen oeutid,en
Suoetenbep6lferl,ne. sic &eoe. Gie
beutige 5idedpilpspafei proflanliart
MIR Ihnnllos often cine unbisfrin,i,
nicrte Na1epolitif aui rein rp6l.
tiid) -nationaler" 9aiis!
9Ser aud) nur oes @erbrehenS
iduloig lit, Gltern NIT oeutiheEpil,i.
teripradc (bei Sitler bieB cs: jill.
oiid)e @roBmutter) sebabt 81 babe,,,
uiro auseebiirgert lrno euteignet
rnb fat feinen Inlprud, mcbr aui
ieineu rSag i'm 8eriht" - bas De-
fret Ser Yrager &egierrng lllter'
liegt niht Ser geri6tliden NaGprii,
fuug. ySp bliebe ipnlt aud) Die sluto'
rttat Ser 9eneIh z6aIdiiten i'm Srao'
itin9 Ger .@srbred)sr" bat haS
,Heft", iib nahtrdglif bel ebcn Sic
er bod)anlebnlihen Hegierung 81
beldaperen, Oerielben Reeierung, 81;
bas llnreft oefretiert bat.
Nras begniigt iih aber oa,nit nitt
gs ideint anSunebmen. Die eide
f,pjIo1pofei Tonne ilad, betpibrtei
Na5i 5i-Wetbooen audi oeutide uno Ill,
garii6e 8eipobner ulieres 2anoe:
terrpriiieren obne Niidiidlt aui ame
rifaniIGes Hedt, altf amerifaniid)t
Moralanihaiulngen nebmen 81, mill
len. rSie obeueripdbnten Grlalie n,i
! Serorbnlrngen be5iehen iih," babel
bic bieiisen tdedoilo,patlihcn &ou
S&Iuk ouf Eeite 2.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
11nieres pclfes Sttiefial
IDn Spra Marie Sauicu

9 Sd,pelter, iup irrit OH uanoerno untber?
Sieb Sd)lpeiter, bll bolt tene icei,nut u,ebt.
Ser Seiub nntn @eiit ucm tcucren 3unb
itnc mics bid bon Sunnen nit barter Sdnb.
Setn Siebltcr perid,plen. Die Glteru linb tot,
Ran trieh bict hinaus III Ditteriter yfot
,}ieios, rcr5reiielt, sdu5id perlaIicn
Sudit bu um 3uilud)t IN 'ren,ren @aiien
Siu toiigen Seim uub int beutihen Srt
Srtliuset pon Nun an Dos iren,hc @Drt
Slf ynnhe ces Grams lli1b Ger arDBten Yeih
NtlBt bu, liebe Sd,lpeiter. ein Sliid,tling fem
Aein frcunblid,es gSort bon ben,, ber bid Iiebt
lluS ncmanb Der milhernhen SroIt Dir gibt.
S8p ulles pDaig peripi;tet pernrmt
SIT elmer BORT, oer lid, heuer erbarnlt?
Sn Sriinttllern, Nl,inen, sit]e unb Stcin.
Sn all beIen Chaos iteblt hu aIlen il
Tielta,ienb 9leib bir lpanheu lurgenidper,
Sastd9licJ rsrme6rt lid, Der Spten Seer.
Sic lterben in Waiien bon Ndlte ll,tb Scot
llnb nebeu Dir lcbrcitet Der brpbenbe Sob
Sas Shuulpiel tobt eit enblpien Saeen
|pn SiIie ipeib mir teiner gu lueen.
3as lpcilt ihr NIT rubie aeialteten Sdnoen2
Sbr habit Die Wtud)t bic Sdreder 81 enben
Statt 5ilfe st lenoen, susnpaden,
Steht ibr NIT benults gebcuateu Noetcn
SdllieBt eure slugen Dor ali sem 8rauen
limb belft rernibtcu itatt auf5uballen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
Gtnt0feit im lucltrantpi
0coen SIC 11ct

Die Sduoer unb Boiler Ser grSe
inahen sur ,3eit Sen &eriud,, lih in
elmer nellen Glubeitsirpnt Sularlulcn
5ll id)lieBen - elmer Ginbeitsirpnt,
Die oaSu oienen iou, einen riidIiftS-
loien aempf geaen Sunser uno Not
5ll tithren, Die eluigen Spoieinoe scr
Menlhbeit. &iirjliG crit purNc IN
Guebec, Canada, III 0ieier &inIit1
ein lulcbtlger SGritt UortpGrts inter.
rpnrlnen, iloem ndmlih 5um criten
Wtal cine Situng ser Grndbrungs-
nno Sano1uirtid)aits aitsoWaniiation Ser
Sercil,ten gtationen itattfano. Siei.
"5ooo ano slaricllltlire" Sr9aniia,
tion lit Die erite ieit ariessenSe in Sic
Frarls Notwithstanding Ser
vl(niteo 9tations Srganisation" ,,no
Der SeIer mus iit bappr Bitten, ibrel,
3iucd nit bcm reincn oilisfurafter
Der ll9tHHa iu ueriped)ieln, oie iid,
ia alld nit Oem &a,upf gesen Sun-
ger nno Scot beitNftigt, unb ouh o,.i
elmer illternationalen Bats aufae-
baut lit. ll9sH9}a namlid) lit nur cl-
ne temporare Organization, Die aa-
SIT 0ienen lol. in oen pom Gciegc
ntitgenommenen Gebicren afutpn
gotltarben ah5llbelfen. ssaS ober
lit als cine permanente Organization
aeoaf)t, oeren aui lansc Sifi abae-
iteates 3iel es lit, iiberall in oea Mell
oaiiir 81 lorsen. oab Surh peiieren
ausgleih Oer Erobuftipn uro Giii,
teruerteilun9 ein beiierer @ebens.
itanoaro er5lelt miro ,,uo lolnit Ser
stot Ser Maiien slbbilfe seibafien
triro. 0as beibt, SaS III - i'm
8e9el'at 5u llgtSfNa --feinc &ilfs.
organization, lonoern Ell, Sen Sat
iaheu niihtern auf ben @rimo ge.
benoer 8eirat. M1breo llN99isl
2ebensnnittel, aleib,,ng uilp. ner.
teilt, miro bas einsiee, lpas SsAS
foitenlos bersibt. gutter Stat ieiu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14

gutter Gat namlld biniittlib - bcis
lpielsiueiie - 9eipaiierlnesproict1e
Irelljung bon Gieb llnb aIler r0g.
liber anbcrer Sragen, Die 5i,r Ser
bcllerlIng lanoluirtifaitliher Wetbos
BEN iiberon in ser @eIt beitroscn
tonncn.
Die Organization luuroe itlon
1913 bel einer Seguns, an Ser ii
stationen perireten lpnren, 1T Sot
SprlngS. &irgilia, eesriinoet. .llns
ter ben al bieier Iugung teilnebmen.
Den Gelegterten - Dtnnnern ltNO
6ra,,en - luaren elnige Ger inter
national befaunteiten sluturiidtea
aui Sem 6eloe ser Sanopirtihait,
GrrGDrlIngs.piriifaii unu. aus Gr.
gebnls oieier 8eratlmgen beitanb in
elmer 9ieibe flarer lleberelnltimmlnl.
gen iiber ben slt nerfolgenoen @eg.
Sm arelertliden friItaliiierten iid)
oabei oie Iolgenoen Bunfte beraus:
1. Mfan ipar iid) ciuie bariiber,
oab Die Meritheit, im gan5en se.
nonllnen, ME gerug 5u eIien bate.
@abrero in elmer gte lleberilili
herrihte. itarber in elmer nnberen
Millionen Sungers. Selblt in nor.
nlaleil ,3eiten tparen ninoeitens sirti
Srittel ser Menid)beit iflet]t &c.
1labrt. Mlles oies, obtppbl s,pei Grit.
tel Ser g8eltbepolferune Dem 9au.
ernberllfe nnhgeben.
g Gle moOerne Grndbrunesmll.
lenid,ait bat nber ilber ieoen Sapei.
fel binaus nat9epielen oab -
ipenn iebermann mir genug bon Scr
rid)tlgen Sorte ysabrung 5li ellen be-
fonlnt - bas Galrhi1nittsnipeou
hes acknowledgements unb olIge.
meine, 9efinoens Der Mfenidybet
melt bober gebohen iperoen fann. ais
tie iest iino.
3. Sic ntoberne Hroouftionstpil-
ienld)aft bat iiberbies Sen wcreis
erbraft, Oab geniigeno Mengen oie-
ier yapiftigcn" Nabrungsmittel pro-
ShluB auf Seite 2.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
Wie langc (cbmetgt
Wa(bington norb?

WabrenO oie iiberlebenocn Gro6.
bonaen bes Gritten Meistes iid in
ytiirrberg II. a. utter ser slnfla9e
ser tMaiienpertreibunG Wtaiiener.
r,proung uno 8erallbllng rfremo-
raiiiider" Golfslnaiien in beutiden.
1pic in eroberteu @ebietcn perant.
lporten miiileu, pdlse,, ii1 tpriter Sic
Glenos5iige beriagter, bera,tbter.
mitten i'm 8inter in Not uno SoS
getriebener MeniGen iiber bie 2anS.
Itraben lno Ourb sic Iriilnmer bon
Mlmpfoeutiblano. 2ioice iinoet iei.
ne bunoert, uno tauienofahe 8ieOers
boluns. Die rGroben 1rei" baber
ia fit cine forrefte unb b,rntane art
Ser Gurdfiibrung bes r8cpGlfc.
rl,,ss-Eranfers" aeiorst. unD ser
enaliid)e Mubenminiiter geuin finSet
baB. irenn a,,h bieleibt niht o:s
poiniide, 10 BOD, oie tibetoi ilopa'
fiihe &egierl,l,g iid Sen GoSbames
@orIbriften lin allgemeinen eeiiigt"
bat. &orreft uno bllman ireroea
Teutide - nl,r iueil Tie Teutibe
itno! - lpaiter hires Seims, lire:
&abe beraubt, iiber bie, @renSe uuo
in Sen spabrlheinliden 300 eetric.-
ben. Sic lperoen nidt sIei6 Iant unh
ionoers an Srt llno Ste0e totegc.
lblagen, eenn bas ,pIre beilleihi
eben bod inforreft uuo inbun,nn.
Shlieblib baben bie iiegreicben So.
mofratiiden 8roBmaGte @iidiihteu
su nebn,en al,i 2ellte, Die iaIdiitiihe
8eltialitGt uno ampflaufenh6n &aI.
ienipabniinn audi Damn nod anit0bia
finoen, iuenn Vrneer llno @arid,auer
rDet,ufraten" itaIiniitiIder Sbier'
balp anfangen, Rationale &olitit"
nit &iIie ser Sitler sYtetbooen 81
treiben, sesen sic ia bas mel.lhlits
@e7iibl nadyseraoe binldnsliG abge'
Itumpit lit.
Die borluuiis leste Ebale ser
hoilopafiihen Hehtspergelpal.
ttguttg lieet in ser Musbiirgerungs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
TIMER iGetIiAes Hili=s
,perf eekt pertpGrts.

&or einer Wod)e fonnten mir bic
eriten einselanienen Spenoen iiir
nnicren Silfsfonb befanntgeben.
!Seute iinb id)on $500O.OO als Gin
lasen bpn Der @anf anittiert ,porben.
Der eritc Sded int @etraec ppa
100000 lit auf benz @cse nnieren
bnnsernoen Yplfssenoden 8rifc
ans Nmerifa sn brimsen in Iorm
pon 8rot nnb nutiuenbisen Mebifa.
menten. Die eriten &IeiOer babsn iie,
tuie elm Brief an cine sGdin IL,
&anaba berid)tet, Mnfang 3e;embcr
bon ms erbalten.
Sriioer nnb Sd,peitcrn, perid)licft
cure I6er5en nnb !6anbe nidyt ,uenn
Bclfcnbe Sammler st eudl fummcn.
s.. +.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
Harel> s. 1sfcs, iiir Il
1atre Seeret6r,
1T smriiseoetreten

@ulbington. Iic lang ertuartete
Helignation BON Sarrp 9. Sstes, Sc
fretGr oes Snneren, lit Nun einges
trofien rnb nit mas iiir einen
Shlag. Sdes erflGrte, nid)t nebr i'm
&abinett bIeiben sil fonuer, ipeil
Erdi iioent Srunan auge5peiielt babe
oab sfes Grfldrlmg upr eineiu Sc
nutsal,sidnlB aegen Den porgeifla=
gencn SilislSetretdr Haulep fiir sic
NaDp @abrbeit 'riiren. Baulep loll
Selmngnaten erfldrt baben, nab lie
nidyt 81 befiirdten biitten oas Gel
lager Dor ser aiiite Galiforniens bon
Der &eaierung belhla9nablnt ipiirs
oell-ltuter Ser gcoingung elmer gu
ten 8nbe fiir Sic Oemofratiit,e 4ur=
ten. Sdes rcihte ieine slboanfllng
fiir Is. MtGr5 ein aber Yrdiioent
Sruluan labt ibu, Sdes, id)pn gleid)
gcbcn. @ir meroen iiber bieie &on=
troperie nebr berihten ipiater.
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al,h ilnoet man bort Simorelen, ole
bon Ser iiiSlid,iten Ser fleinen Sum-
SaSynieln fnnmelt lrnS III threnl
tSehtuftigfeit cher Den urllnitlpcrell
gingeborenen oes oltlihen Irdlipels
gleid,er. Sanoel uno 8eiperbe iinb in
oen Sounben ser ieit 6eneraiioneil
anlGiiigen Gbinelel, Die eiuen mid
tigen Seil Ger iliooneiiiihen 9cpolfe-
rirg alsnaf)en. Sic 8ebiloeteI
l,nter linen IpreGen ueben bem Gbl=
neiiifen oie beioen 2anoesiprafen
Malapiih uno SollGuoiih. Sic flint.
mern iin nift piel Tim Holitif, ior.
bern geDen ganS I'M 8elGuitsleben
out, lpiiroell lib aber, ipeim eS Sa5u
tonlmen iolte, lpeigern. bon einen,
girgebcrenen einen 9eietl cnteesen.
slil,bmen. Cine europdild)e MegIes
rltng lit ibnen ods Ingenebnllte. Sle
baben bis belltc aud, treu 5ur bol.
ldnoilden Sbrigfeit gebalten.
lleber gang SSapa peritreut finbet
nan in 8eamtenltellen, i'm seiitlitcn
,tno geid)aitli zen Se6en, Die lton ge.
nannten-sl -slmboneIen lno Weoanole'l
Glein tpnr ser Yrosentiab Ger an.
Miiigen Sapaner, oob grob genug
nm oils Saarihneioer, photographer
l,no Merceriebauoler ibre, Ben ariea
porbereitenbe Spionase eriolgreif
sll betreiben. Cine ,rittige Bolts.
ididt bilben oie Miihlinae, Die Sn.
bp-Guropder, ssnoos ober Snber gs.
nannt 0ieie iino es Dor alleln, ois
serne Sic Stesierung IN sic Siinbe
nGbmen. Sic baben tells eineeboren,.
tells boaanoiide Geidlehtsnamer
Sdlub auf Sette 6.
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ioq. slrme Nnlerifaner, niht bas Der
lpdiicrte 8elb iuiro belfen, ionberh
arbeit Iiir ben tdgliden @ebraud)
gibt Die Stabiliiierlng oes Collars
5uriif. Ser Gerlierer bel ser lana.
selpiiniften Snflatiou iino 80 Ero.
gent oes omerifnnilhen golfes ,mb
10 Tro5cnt lueroen fett Oapon, inoem
iie nIle Merte uuo 8runo1tiide aul.
taltfen fGnnen, oie belite nod, iin
9eiis ser MittelflalIe slmerifas iino.
Strcif Der 3 8rokitGSte beiselest
Eittsburgb. Ger Streif Ger Glef-
tri5itdtsarbeiter lit beigelegt. nohs
Dem fir "a St,noen jeoer Ierfebr
labmgelcst mar uno Slutfelbeit in
allen Gden berrid)te.
4biIaoelpbia. 10000 Strabeu.
babnlel,te iino nah As Stunben p6t.
Tiger Notwithstanding an ibre Nrbcit
Sl,riifgefebrt.
Sem 9orf. Ser Susboot9Siibrers
Streif I'M 9teip Oorfer Safen lit bel
gelest, nad)Oen Eep Dorf iiir fiinI
Gage oilfs 'dperIte oapon mitgenou.
men troroen mar. Seine &oblc, fein
Gel uno fein 2iht fiir oie Miuionen
9seip 9orfs fiir fiinT Gage Ger 9iirs
sermeiitcr lieb burt8eroronung ole
Sdlllen. Gergniigungslofale ilno
@arnbauler ifllieben - 600 elmer
Millionenitaot. Gie Hegierung bot.
te slpar oie 9oote iibernomnten aber
oie Streifer nabmen Sic Mrbeit nid,t
aui bepor nid]t ale WtiBltdrbe beiei.
tiet tparen. @as sic 9ohne iu bcn
hrci StGotcn anbetriiit, 10 erfIdrten
oie Streifer iid) bereit iie elmer &on-
million 5ur gntifeioung 5u untcrs
breiteu uno alle febrten suriif 5ur
slrbeit.