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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10
Better Relations
 Between Races Is
 Religious Program,

BUCK HILL FALLS, Pa. Jan. 10.-- The Home Missions Council if North America, representing 23 Protestant denominations and 28C00,000 people, today was on record as favoring a program of cooperation with other faiths in an effort to foster better relations between races.
 The Council, at the closing session of it's four day annual meeting here last night, approved a nine-point plan as it's chief job in the postwar era.
 Approximately 200 delegates agreed to enlarge it's program for improved race relations; to train more Christ ian leaders in the problems of la hor and management; to aid "agri- cultural migrants, sharecroppers American Indians and people in temporary housing areas;' to en- deavor to secure full exercise of tEe right of citizenship" for special ten sion areas such as Alaska, Puerto Rico and Hawaii, to encourage setup of churches in areas where Japa se-Americans reside, and to help provide permanent community life by taking definite steps to remove conditions which foster continuous mobility of populations" Vb
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10
GARRETT, MANSFIELD
 OUT OF NAVY; BACK
 AT LOCAL MEAT SHOP

Ward Garrett and Roy Mansfield, both of whom were with the 20th Century Meat Market prior to en- listing in the navy four years ago, are once again behind the counters of the meat market with Roald Copstead and Harold Bates.
 Garrett saw much of the Aleutian campaign, and was later stationed in Seattle and on troop trains. Mans field also took part in the Aleutian campaign and saw action in the South Pacific.
 Their many friends are most happy to welcome them back to Ju- neau, and to find them in their ac- customed places where they are handing out the steaks along with their cheerful smiles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10
Many Friends Call
 Al Reception Last
 Night 10 Whittiers

Scores of citizens last night paid their respects to two oldtime and highly respected residents of Ju- neau, MT. and Mrs. M. S. Whittier, at reception held in the Northern Light Presbyterian church parlors There were genuine expressions of regret to the wellknown couple who are leaving for the States on the Princess Norah on Sunday morning to make their future home.
 MT. Whittier was ordained an eld- CT in the church on July Is, 1915, and for 22 years was clerk of the seS- sion. Mrs. Whittier has been a prominent church member taking part in all organizations of the church.
 During the evening, MT and Mrs Whittier were presented with an en- largsd copy of Trevor Davis liar bor Lights" by the Rev. Willis R Booth, a gift from the congregation as their token of esteem and love
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10
PAN AMERICAN ON
 WEDNESDAY, FLIGHTS

Pan American Airways yesterday flew the following passengers on trips to and from Seattle and Fair banks:
 To Seattle-Ward Johnson, Ray mond Grassel, Katherine Gale, Ed win Johanson, Mile Johanson, Judy Anderson, Eliza Duncklee, Louis Parks, Margaret Whaley, Simone Hutchings, Leonard Peterson, Frank Stine, William Erickson, Jack Clarke Juanita Adams and James Boyle.
 From Seattle-Eugustine Porreca Eskil Anderson, Mildred Johnson May Price, Col Edgar Norris, James Ramsay, John Schandelmier, E. Jay Bissell, Trygve Alsvik, Allen Dalton and Mary Kelly.
 To Fairbanks-Floyd Holt; from Fairbanks-Louise Peters.
 D0bo. Dxwasr2edqdAtt,poc
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10

FOR SALE-One room house, furnished, 100 X 100 lot S3,000. Nicely located. Recently remodel ed. One 4 room house, completely furnished, newly painted, chicken house, brooder equipment, ? lots, located in center of Douglas, $3,- goo. One room house, partly furnished, newly painted, nice To- cation, $2250. One room house, located on beach $200 45 90 lot located on 11th St. in Juneau, S1 800 50 100 lot in Douglas on 3rd St. $350. One store building, with completely furnished apt. S8,500. 25 X 25 all steel quonset hut $25O Lee SWIFT, Phone 12, Douglas. (163-t6)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10
PARADOX

BOISE, Idaho, Jan. 10-Newsmen, seeking comment from G. H. Hill, chairman of striking telephone in stallation men here, tried to call him at his home
 They found he had no telephone.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10
WANT ADS
WANTED

MAN OR WOMAN-Estab owll retail business. Toiletries, soaps, medicines, vitamines, foods, ex- tracts. spices, insecticides, stock and poultry supplies. Small in vestment. Good profits. Write Rawleighs, Dept. SK-12, 306 Ade- line St., Oakland, Calf. O64-t3)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10

WANTED-Small house outside of city. Reliable party Contact Home Hotel Room 2l0 (163-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10

Mir. Whittier feelingly responded in accepting the gift.
 In the receiving line last night were the honored couple, MT. and Mrs. Whittier, the Rev. Willis R. Booth and Mrs. Booth, MT and Mrs R. L. Wolfe. MT. and Mrs, Ed Sutton, MT and Mrs. w. J. Leivers and MT George B. Schmidt.
 Pouring were Mrs. Birdie Blom- gren, Mrs. Katherine Hooker, Mrs. J. P. Williams, Mrs. Walter B. Heis- el.
 Serving were Sara Linehan, Carol Olson, Alice Jean Davis, Patricia Oakes, Ann Thompson and Gloria Gudbranson.
 Miss Beverly Leivers was in charge of the guest book
 The arrangement for the evening were in charge of the following com mittee: Mrs. w. L. Grisham, chair man: Mrs. Henry Green and Mrs. B R. Glass.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10
FOR SALE

LOVELY piano accordion. 80-Basc white ivory Good as new. SITS. Small Ephiphone guitar and leather case, S60 s350 Blue fox chubby, S75. Fits size ,32-42 Latest model. Cabin at end of Seaview Apt. Showing Sunday, only. d64-t3) EQUITY FOR SALE in 4-room furnished home on Hiway bus line. Very reasonable. Write Elm pire, 6726. G64-t2, SMALL ELECTRIC HEATER, 2 burner plate, suitcase, misc ar ticles. No. l Thompson Apts.
 C164-t3) MAPLE BED, Simmons innerspring mattress and springs. Black lea ther chair. Phone 433. Q64-t2) 3:3O WEAVER SCOPE with B mounts. 9-MM German Luger. Inquire Arctlc Bar Q64-D
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10
COASTAL AlRLlNES OH
 SKAGWAY FLIGHTS

Alaska Coastal Airlines flew two trips to Skagway this morning.
 On the flight with Pilot Shell Simmons were the following pas sengers: Holly Evans, MT and Mrs w. B. Bigham, Harry Bigoff, Helen Evans, sMr. and Mrs. Lyle L. Lohr and Don Riser.
 Leaving for Skagway with Pilot Renshaw were: Margaret Osborne, Jessie L Stiles.
 For Haines: George Williams and Tom Dyer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10

COMPLETE restaurant equipment for sale, ranges, hoods, tables. Sink, big ice box, counter, stalls, electric pan, cash register, and many other articles, inquire at the Dreamland Bar. (163-t3)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10
FROM ANCHORAGE

Anchorage residents registering at the Baranof yesterday were: Ray Anderson, Carl c. Marcy, w. Morgan Davis and L. P. Rogers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-10

BIG SALE, Prices cut this week on furniture, dishes, skis, motors, watches, everything in the store. We have to make room for more merchandise The Douglas Trad ing Post-Douglas-Phone 12.
 163-t4)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-06

Croft aus Dem 8lnte gbriIti auteiI
Der6e! Wie beeilt man iih un6 mel
DIE Opfer iperoen ,1idt eebradt, Inn
leioen6en, beimgeiudten Mitmeniben
- beionoers tpenn iie u1s nabeiteben
6urA 8anbe oes 8lutes un6 Ser
Sreunoidaft = beiauiteben un6 su
belfen!
Meniden bier bienieben fonnen ii6
bielfad felbit belfen. Die Mrmen see.
len aber nidt mebr. 8ergelien mir
oies bod nidt! Sft lit bic SiIfe, bie
mir Weni6en angebeiben lailen, gar
ni6t maI ober i6le6t angebradt.
Maes, ipas mir fit bic MbgeItorbenen
tun, lit tpertbon unb angebra9t. &C.
oenfen mir nlio Defenders i'm Monat
Snli, tpel6er Dem &oItbaren 8lute
getpeibt lit, beionbers au9 ser Mrmen
Seelen. Sleben mir gum Sl'iten Ser
gen Seiu, Der Queae bes bohbeiliglten
8lntes, Sid 5u erbarmen Der Mrmen
Seelen uno ibnen in reiher 5iiue ser
grquidnng unb bollitGnoigen &eini-
gitng Seines bodbeiligiten glutes
tell peroen gu Iaiien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-06
Die 2lufeabe Der
Kinoerer,tehun

8em geb0rt oas &ino? Sonoerbare
Srage! miro man bieleidt laaen.
8em anoers gebort oas &ino ols ben
gltern. Gut! 8enn alio ben @Itern
oas &inb gebort, Damn lit feline @r-
5iebung au9 Der @ltern Bflidt. 9as
berItebt li6 bon ielblt, Iagt man. 9as
mooerne Seioentum iast ober nidt
10; bus &in6 gebort bem Staot, iogt
oieles, 11nb oamit erfIdrt es 1i6 als
3erItorer Der Samilie.
Gie Mufgabe Der &inoerer5iebung
lit bic @runolage, auf Der bic llnauf-
losli6feit Ser gbe 1no Der 8eItano
Der Samilie berubt. Sbne oieIe I'm.
al1fl0sli6feit Ser gbe uno obne bie-
len ii6ern 8eI Itanb Der Sarnilie gibt
es feine @arantie fir Die ri6tige grs
5iebung Ser &inoer. 8er alio sic
&inoerer5iebung Ser Samilie ent5iebt
uno Ser Staatsarfit6t iibergibt, Der
5erit0rt cine Sauptgrunolage Der So
mile. uno bas tut geraoe Dos mooer.
ne Seioentum. Geiien ~Yrosramm"
berlangt gerabe5u uno ausbriidlid
"aagemeine uno gleide Stoatser5ieb-
ung Der &inoer bur9 Ben Staat".
Gls einen Der u8orlGufer" oes 10.
genannten ~mobernen Seioentums"
miro Der So5iaIiit 8ebel anerfannt.
@enn 8ebels 8u6, ,Die 5rau",
mannigfad ni6t 10 gar unflatig ND.
re, fonnte man es ben 2eIern anernp.
febIen au Ieien, 1l1b bdlb tpiiroe man
lfi6 bolitGnoig iiberaeugen, mas rno
apie er iiber bie &inoerer5iebung 6enft
unb i6reibt:
vSeoes &in6, bas geboren miro, oh
M1oden ober &nabe, es lit elm Der
@eieaidaft tpillfommener 3uuads,
tpeiI iie barin ben 5ortbeitanb ibrer
ieIbit, lire eisene Sortentpidlung
iiebt; iie enpfinoet alio bon pornber.
elm au9 bic 8erpfIidtung, fir bas
neue 2ebetpeien nod ibren &rdften
ein5utreten. 3unddit lit alio bic @e-
bdrenoe, Die Sdigenoe, Die We1ttter
Der @egenitanb ibrer Gorge. Beque'
me 8obnung, angenebme umgebung,
ginridtung aller Qrt, tpie iie bieIem
Sto6ium Der Meutterihaft entipre.
den, aufmerfiame Bflege fir iie rn6
6as &inb finb Die erite 8ebingllng.
| Die Matterbruit Dem &inbe au erbal.
ten, 10 lange als m0elih uno not
,pen6ig erideint, lit ielbitberitdn6lid
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-06
>a4S
S4fa

auflosli6en 3uiommenleben, selnein.
i6oftlihen 3uiammenidaffen, bdl,s-
liden 3uIatnmeniparen; fur5, fittet
| feit 5uiammen @be unb Sanilie, 1rnb
lit6ert gemeinIfaftlide lno gegeniei-
tige erfitIung ibrer beilieen @ltern.
! pfli6ten!
Sann muB nod elm iebr tpihtiger
Bunft ins auge gefoBt tperhen: ugb.
re 8ater uno Wutter, auf ooB es Dir
tpobl eebe ltno ou longe lebeit auf
Groen." go lautet oas @ebot @ottes.
Wadtiger aber uno it6rfer appeniert
on Die &inber bas 8etpuBtiein, BEN
gltern ni6t nur bos 2eben, ionbern
au6 Die grnabrlng, @rboItung, Rlei.
oung uno gr5iebung ibr Sortfon.
men in Der 8elt, ibr seiitiees 8obI,
fur5 alles au beroanfen. 0os 8etpubt.
letn unb Die Satiade, baB ibr 5hid.
iol, ibr Cos, lire Steuung, ibre Gage,
fur5 ibr gan5es 9oIein, ibre aonse
grliten5 NIT Dem Der @ltern uno Der
5amilie innie uno unaertrennlih
oertnl1p1t lit, binoet uno feilelt iie
an Die Samilie.
IS beitebt in uniern Sagen allsu
loft Die trourige Sotia6e in ear 3u
olelen Samilien, ooB Die &inoer Scott.
GELD be5ablen iobalo iie anfongen et-
mas 5u beroienen. @as lit oie sSolae9
Die folt5oblenoen &inber betradten
oos Glternbaus natiirli9 einfa6 als
Sogierbous. Die i6onen uno IiebIi.
hen 5amiltentugenoen itno ba fremo,
man liebt lie nidt; es 1pebt % nidt
Der re6te Samiliengeiit. &ein Sula1n-
menbalten, fein 3uiommentpirfen
berrl6t oaielblt; aber aud Die I6onite
Sugenb feblt, - bic 2iebe.
8as miiBten mir ober erIt erIeben,
uno tpas fonnte man erit ou6 nur
ertporten, tpenn Die 8eleuI6oft, Der
Staat, oas &oItgelb ben gltern fin
Die &inoer 5ablen tpiiroe? 8obrbaf.
tig, oann ipdre Dos glternbaus nur
bodltens 10 ein Soubeni6lag ODER
Sibnerbof, mo Die &inoer mie Die
Sauben uno Siibner nelten tpiiroen.
Inn auf 8eeimentsunfoIten ernGbrt,
9efleloet uno er5ogen 5u tperoen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-06
E @@ 9@ @& 2e "a
Die alte Sinoe

gprm Dorfe an Der @irdbofmamer
Stebt cine balbserriT'ne 2inbe;
Der Spnnenihein fiikt lire 8lGtter,
Sanft Iiipelm fie int Sonmeriuinbe.
Anf Incident Mooie ipieIt int Sdat'
ten
Gin &inb in bramnselodtem Saare;
Die 9eiterfeit, bas Sugenbfener
Strablt linn aus blamem Mngenpaare,
8pbl nm bes 8amnes alt 8eGfte
Der 9ranen Gprseit 8eiter fdipe.
ben.-
1tnb nnten in Der Sngenb grangen
9as fraftis friidje, iunse 2eben! -
> &inb! tuenn emit bein Saar &C.
bleidet,
&ermelft fin6 Seine HpIentpangen,
@irb bpd Der 2inbe 8anmsespeige
Neud grim I'M Spmmeridmnde pran-
gen.
&nbt beine irb'ide Salle eimfens
SIN 5riebbof inter grinen Wsatten,
Der 2tn6e 2anbgesiueig tpirb iegnenb
Den 8rabesbigel bir befdatten.
8enn ianft bas 9lbenbrpt erslGm-
get
1tnb fiq iit's in bes &irdbpfs @eiben,
8iro sart Elm iiikes spmmerlafhein
Mnfs Grab btr 2inbenbliitem ftrenen.
limb tuemn tint bid fein Mns' mebr
tueinet,
Wenn langit beritnmmt Der 5remnbe
&lasen,
Die alte 2inbe tpirb mod itebem
Seit, ntsebenst nad fernen Sagen.
Joh. Geoyg Ranch.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-06
Is. lg.SSB 5@5@SMS'Sl

n0on oortetlDaffem MeuBern utto
pirbt um Die So6ter. rSSit er Elm eb=
renperter, iolioer, religi0Ier Nann?"
= rSein Iusie1en unb feline Muf.
fiibrung lit 10 nett. feligios lit er
aud iebr freilid Nidtfatbolif.
8obl tDarnt @laube uno gernunft in
gleiber Beiie segen Die @ingebung
elmer Miidebe; aber Die Mabnung
| gilt oo6 nidt, tpenn beibe - 5rau
uno Weann - fromm unb friebli6
| Ilino." = Sn elmer 10 Ieidtfertigen
slrt gebt man boran lnb IdBt es oa-
rauf anfommen, Oh ii6 Der S6tpie-
geriobn na6ber uls ein Menf6 obne
@lanben, obne Sittli6feit uno Chr
li6feit entpuRpt.
Sore einmhI, Weutter! 8enn ou
oeine @infdufe bon 2ebensmitteln
ma6it, 10 magIt on 1li6t einmaI einen
geidel obne @eiteres; br priifIt Iorg-
fdltig alles, un6 oann erit gibit 6u
oas 8elo. Sanoelt es ii6 aber Inn oas
bette Stiid oeines 8erm0gens, ban-
oelt es ii9 Inn oas @lld oeines &in-
oes oa5u, 10 fiimmerit ou nidt oiel
nit Dem Briifen. r8as tpollte i9
maAen?" antmorteit on. SD babe
meine 8eoenfen gebabt. Sdtte id aber
mein Satport nidt segeben, 10 ipdre
meine So6ter au6 1ngliidli1 getpor-
ben. Sic poate i'm nun einmol ba.
ben" = "Satteit bn bon @nfang an
oem Seuer gemebrt, anitatt rubis oas-
lelbe um ii6 greifen 81 laiien; batteit
ou glei6 geiagt: Sab oi6 nit 0em
ni6t Elm, So9ter!' uno BGtteIt ou ben
gater 10 oasesen geltimmt, tpie ou
lbn oafiir geitimnt bait, 10 1pGre es
niat gei6eben."
gs oarf bemna9 bas angefiibrte
Spridnort nidt mebr au iibereiltem
Sanoeln bel Berbeiratung Der So1-
ter ben MnlaB geben.
Wie aber lit an neriteben, mos iiber
oes Sobnes gerebeIidung seiagt
miro: u8erbeirate i'm, tpenn 6u
Diat"2 Soll bas beiBen: @enn ii9
Der Sobn, I'M erforberIiden gllter
ltebeno uno aub NIT ben iibrigen gi-
genidaften ailsgeriiitet, Elm tiidtiges,
brabes Ma6hen auserleben bat, Der
Wfutter es aber nod nibt gefGllt, baB
Der Sobn fid bdnsli6 einrihte, oarf
tie bann iagen: uNein, Dos geldiebt
nod nidt" 2 @eipiB niht! Sdon man.
DIE Wutter, a,1d mobl idon elm Gater,
bat auf bieIe Mrt einen Sobn unsliid-
li6 gemaht. Sol9e Eorbeiten bege.
ben Die gltern germ oann, apenn es
liih Inn cine Stenung un6 elm Ser.
mogen ban6elt, tpie 3. g. in bern1o.
genoen ODER GarnlerfamiIien. ssn ioI.
den Gamilien tp1re es beiier, baB 6ie
ISobne iih m0glidIt friib5eitig perbei.
rateten, auf Dob ii1 bic gltern lange
oes Slides Der &inoer ,in6 gnfeI ct.
freuen. l1nb oft lit es, tpenn 6ie M,it.
ter geitorben 1T, ,tur cine Tonte ODER
dltere Sdmeiter, Die aIles 6aran Jet.
l5en, Inn bic 8erbeiratung beg Sobnes
oes Sauies 5li bin6ern, 6ie in lire,
Inieorigen Selbltfuht nur an fia ben,
ten. niht an 6as Slid in6 Die 8u
fnnft anoerer ur6 ON ben Beitani
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famillenkrets

bon Saus un6 Sof, uno Die - ieIbit
menn Der Sobn einen gneel bonn
Simmel aIs 8raut bradte - an benz.
Iel6en 10 lange rno 10 piel berum.
mafeln tpiiroen, Biz ii9 Die Sa6e
pieoer 5eri6liige.
0ie eigenen perionli9en Gidlid.
ten unb 2iebbabereien Der gltern oiir-
| fen niht mitreben, tpenn es iih I'M
cine 10 ipidtige, bas ipdtere 8obI oes
aonoes oftnals entideioenoe Sade
banoelt. Saus unb Sof gaben bie gl.
tern, aber cine brape Srau eibt Der
Serr ieIbit, iaet Die 81. Sdrift. 8ie.
tet @ott Dem Sobne cine iol6e an,
Damn iollen iie iib ni6t nit @igen.
lu6t unb gisennut in ben 8eg itel.
len. 8erben Die @ltern ipGter, mann
Iie enolid ielbIt ~tpouen", bem 5obne
nod cine ebenIo quite aus1pdbIen fon-
men, tDie @ott ibm 5useoo9t bGtte?
8ia Damn Ser Sobn Iberbaupt nod?
Ser Sobn bot feline Sreuoe mebr -
unb Die gltern, Die geraoe oesboIb
llt6 ptoeriesten, INN nod IGnger quite
Sase 5u bebalten, baben 8erbruB un6
l1nfrieoen. 8ip man9e Surm lit auf
oiele gBeiie in frernoe S1noe gefoms
! men! 9as brooe WeGo6en, bas Ser
Sobn tuoate, pollten bie gltern ni6t;
es bradte ibnen rni6t genug mil" +.
0as tpieoerbolt it6 bielleidt nod bas
cine ODER anoere Nal; pielleidbt audi
gor ntAt; unb tpenn es Damn Die bod.
| lte 3eit miro 1,n6 Die peiien gltern
Dem Sobne cine Srau no6 ibrem
Slime aufi6pdsen tpollen, bann min
er ni6t mebr. Giellei6t bot er ii6
auf, tpetl ibn bas 2eben auf Der
Sarm leer uno idnal eeporoen lit,
in Die nadite groBere Staot umgeite.
belt, mo- er fiiroerbin in elmer ssabrif
iduftet. Die gltern miilien ii9 oann
lelbit ote S6ulb an allem eeben. gs
gebt ibnen nit ibrer @eisbeit pie
BEN flugen Siibnern, bic lire gier
re6t iiher berbergen tpouen, ober in
Die 8renneiieln legen. - @ouet olIo
cure Sobne inlner Damn berbeiraten,
10 oft ibr iagen miiBt: r0ie @abI bes
Sungen lit gut; er miro gliidli6
lein."
vGte Chen tperoen inn Sinmel ge.
i6loiien,
l1no Die Sorbeiten auf grben began.
gen."
8eil on elmer euten 8abl 10 piel
gelegen lit, 10 iollen lie getpiB Dem
&tnoe NIT 9tat uno Sat bethlehem.
aber lie nogen ou6 beoenfen, oaB
elm &reu5, tpelbes Der Menl6 ielblt
| it6 ge5i1nmert bat, bon linn Ieidter
getrogen miro als ELM anoeres, bas
fremoe Sanbe linn bereitet baben.
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Die 9eiitlthen uebuneen

IS lit binIGnsli6 befannt, bob Der
I'll. Sgnatius bon 2oDola elm 8ii1Iein
oerfaBt bat, betitelt r0ie eeiItli6en
uebungen", Inn ben @lGubigen oie
uebung beionoerer Sr0mnigteit su
erletdtern. Sieies @erf bes Seiligen
bot Elm groBes Inieben, 6enn pe1ige
al5ettife 8erfe un6 8u6er baben
cine 10 groBe @mpfeblung erIangt.
tpie geraoe oieies. 9lbgeieben bon oen
5ablrei6en uno 0ffentliden @utbei-
Bungen oonieiten Der gapite, baben
Die Sebrer oes geiltliden 2ebens Die.
les Werf geprieien 11nb fleiBig be.
nlist. go Elm FL. Sran5 Don SaIes,
elm fl. 8in5en5 oon 9aul, Elm I'll.
2eonaro BON Sortl1 Nauri5io, elm
FL. Ilpbons BON 2iguori, 2ub1pig bon
@ranaoa unb ser lei. Sobann BON
aDila. slls zines Cages Der Ser5og
Don Weooena Dem I'll. 8orromdus iei-
ne gibliotbef 5eiete, iprod Ser grs-
bil6of BON Mailano: sd babe au6
elne 8ibliotbef", unb 5eiete ibn Die
ieS 8u6 bonn I'll. Sgnatius, ipGbreno
er iagte: vMeine 8ibliotbef lit tpobI
flein, aber itebe, bieler gano, bieIes
8uh lit mir bon groBerem Nusen als
olle Bidder Der @elt."
8ie friiber, 10 iino aud beutsutage
Sic eeiltliben uebungen BON GROCER
@idtigfeit fir bie @lGubigen. 8apit
Sius X. nannte tie beiliam fir Brie.
iter uno Solf uno tpiini6te, baB iibers
al oergleiden grer5itien uno eeiItli-
de ltebungen eingefiibrt tpiirben, baB
oieielben Ser driitliden Srommigfeit
Tori6ub leilteten unb Die Menlden
gu tpoBrbaft praftiiden gbriiten ber-
anbiloete.
uEraftiide Gbriiten 5u eraieben".
Dos lit Ser 3ped ser geiItIiGen lie.
bungen; Weni i6en, iogen mir, gbri.
item, aber Gbriiten ni6t nur i'm ee.
beimen, Ionoern al,6 i'm offentliden
2eben, i'm biirgerli6en uno ioaialen
Seben, i'm Serfebr nit Sen anoern
Weniden, NenIden, gbriiten, oie fid
our6aus nibt i6euen, ibre relisioien
l1eberaeugungen unb 8runoi6te aub
gelteno 5u MAIDEN, l1no itb berniiben
na6 &raften, anbere gum tpobren
8lauben 5u bringen ben beilisen
@lauben frdftis slt perteibigen, =
nit einem @orte: gbrilten, Die mon
vIpo1tel" nennen fann.
gs ndre Elm srobli1er ssrrtum, sn
glouben, bob seiitIide l1ebunsen nibt
fir alle ieien ODER iib nibt fir aIe
paiien. Mit anoern @orten: au gIal,.
ben, oaB oieie l1eb,lnsen MIR fir
8rielter, Srbensleute ODER frommen
Berlonen beiteben. 3 nein, ioIde lie
bungen iinb aud fir Die iibrisen
Wenidenflaiien. Gie grfabrung Iebrt.
oab iolde uebunsen iebr beiliamen
ginfluB ausiiben auf aIle StGnoe Der
meni6liden @eieuidaft, ipeIbe 1arin
2i6t unb @naoe, &raft uno 5tdrfe
Ifinoen, tpoburh Die Meniben al apab.
rem Gbriften erboben tperaen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
FACE ELEVEN

dance took place on Labor Day
evening. that the mayor APP
preached the headquarters care
taker shysterically" insisting that
the dance would provoke a race
riot; and that police scout cars
roamed past the building all
evening.
1t charged that the police
forced the ending Of the dance
at 1880 am. invoking a munici-
pal ordinance never before en-
forced, and lined up many squad
cars at the curb as the crowd
left the hall
Officers Of the local were said
to have come down 10 look over
the dance and to have reported
that It was one Of the most ord
dlv and refined social affairs
they had ever witnessed.
Despite the provocative end
ing OF the dance at the early
hour Of 1880 am. no incidents
resulted
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28

The announcement also gave
reason to believe that FPS. had
branched out into the advertising
field. Yates contends that as far
back as 1899 his hrm--then operat-
ing as-TYP. News Syndicate
had handled advertising and did
up until the outbreak Of the war
when II operated at frequent in
tervals until its merger with IN
dependent Press Service in 1912.
Il intend TO give the record dis
tributors what they desire most
the Negro buying market" Yates
said. He also believes that his
agency has set o standard in
newspaper annals, being the first
to offer at an annual fee matrix
service second to none. you can
say that il there Is any advertising
TO be done in the entertainment
field that's the business am after
Let the other big agencies sell the
newspapers their hair growing,
skin correction eds, and I'll stick
70 the field l know best" the FPS.
prexy remarked In an interview.
Hub, Modern Duke and Mer-
curry Records also turned over
their national advertising account
10 Independent Mitchell also
made il known that Sam Green,
formerly associated with Manor
Records, is the firms new sales
manager. Chester is the sole dis
tributor OF Haven Records. All Of
the records mentioned feature an
all-Negro catalog
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28

the name of BIZ is supposed
TO live He said he knocked on
the door and asked for Bill and
a woman shouted through the
door that Bill wasn't there and
told him to 60 away.
Davis said he insisted on see
ing Bill While he was knock
ing on the door the woman
laid down on the porch and
when he attempted TO get her
up a shot was fired through
the door striking her. Davis
ran % the tavern and called
the police.
Police reported finding an
empty % shell lying on the
floor and number Of % shells
in the kitchen They were UNI
able 10 find a gun and Lilly
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
WOMAN'S VIGILANCE
SAVES SIGLER'S CAR

The recovery Of Kim Sigler's
stolen car Saturday was due TO
the viligance Of Mrs Mae john
ston DuBerry operator Of a car
washing rack on West Warren
Suspicious Of the actions of the
man who left the car to be wash
cd overnight, Mrs. DuBerry re-
ported its license number 20 the
police who learned that the IL
ccnse plate had been stolen the
day before in Highland Park in.
vestigatlon showed that the car
was Sielcr
None Of Siglcrs famous ward
robe was missing. except few
shirts Police are confic that
they can spot the thief the minute
he appears lr public in the loud
colors affected by the Republican
gubcrnatoual candidate,
Mrs DuBcrrv resides at SO Al
ger. She sad tlat the man who
left the car - be ashed was be-
tween IS and 40 wears old.