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Evening star., 1946-05-20
|DAR Convention Due
To Bring Showdown
Soon on Negro Ban
BY the Associated Pres.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., May 90
The Daughters of the American
Revolution gathered in hotel lobbies
before the opening of their 55th
Continental Congress today and the
talk mostly was about the move to
erase the white artists only" clause
from commercial leases for their
4,000-seat Constitution Half in
Washington, D. C.
A 17-woman committee took the
first step to permit Negro enter
tainers to appear in commercial
programs. They submitted to the
Resolutions Committee a recon-
mendation that the words white
artists only" instituted in 1882, be
deleted in future leases.
Most of the 1000 delegates won
dered whether the Resolutions Com
mittee would bring the proposal to
the floor of the congress, which
gets under way tonight after a pre-
congress national defense meeting.
Showdown in Day or Two.
The showdown was expected to-
morrow or Wednesday.
Representative Clare Booth Luce
Republican, of Connecticut, a men,
ber OF the committee submitting
the resolution, said ih a radio ad-
dress last February that she did
not believe the OAR intended racial
discrimination but that continu-
alton Of the clause might give the
daughters "a black eye"
Mrs. Luce, wife of Henry Luce
Time and Life editor, is a member
of the OAR, but not a delegate
to the congress Six of the II on
the committee are delegates
There has been much controversy
over the clause At one time Marian
Anderson, the Negro contralto, was
banned from appearing in Consti-
tuition Hall. In l943, however. at
the invitation OF the OAR. she
gave benefit performance in the
hall. An official of the congress
said the Negro Tuskegee Institute
Choir was scheduled to sing at the
hall next month.
prevailing Custom" Cited.
Recently Hazel Scott. Negro pi-
anist, was refused permission to
present concert in the hall.
Shortly afterward the OARS Exec
utive Committee and National Board
issued this statement:
Rules of management for Con-
stitution Hall were drawn up in
accordance with the prevailing GUS
tom of the District of Columbia
regarding schools. auditoriums, the
aters, hotels, restaurants, club, can
teens. Fairgrounds. etc. One such
ruling contains these words-'That
the words white artists only" be
added TO the leases for use OF Con-
stitution Hall"
Evening star., 1946-05-20
German Girls Quizzed
In Fatal Shooting Of
Two u. 5. Sergeants
BY the kssociotsd Press

NUREMBERG. May 2o.-several
frauleins. known to have been fra
ternizing with colored American
soldiers, are being held for ques-
tioning by United States Army au-
thorities investigating the fatal
shooting of Sergts. William R. Tim
mons OF West Haven, Conn, and
Paul r. Shelton Of Mckinney. Tex
Agents of the Army's Criminal
Investigation Division would not ex-
plain why the girls were being
questioned, but declared that on
the night OF the shooting one was
known to have been with Pfc
James Devone, 22-year-old Negro
from Sampson, N. c., who the agents
said. has admitted firing the shot
in the dark which killed the two
sergeants. The agents added that
the girl was not present at the
moment the shot was fired.
The Army's original announce
ment at Frankfurt quoted Devone
as saying he was firing at a German
civilian and accidentally hit the
Americans when thye drove their
jeep into his line OF FIRE.
The agents said they were salts
fed Devone was not aiming at the
soldiers. One described the shoot
ing as an accident" that would not
happen again in thousand years
Previously an interview with De-
vone had been arranged by the
Army after three colored publish
ers here on tour had asked to talk
with the soldier Ito see If there
were any racial angles in the case
When the publishers failed to ap.
pear, however. the Army Cancelled
the interview and refused CORE.
spondents permission to speak t.
Devone.
The publishers. Frank Stanley Of
the Louisville Defender, D. H. Davi.
OF the Kansas City Call and w. o
Walker of the Cleveland Call, wers
rpnOrted m have oons IN Munich
Evening star., 1946-05-20
Col. Devereux to Wed
In Baltimore June |
BY the Asseeietsd Press

BALTIMORE. May 90 - Miss
Rachel Clarke Cooke, fiancee OF
Col. James P. S. Devereux. OF Chevy
Chase, commander OF the Marine
defenders Of Wake Island, said yes
terday they would be married here
June |.
The bride-to-be, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. F. Irving Cooke. said
Chaplain Francis J. McVeigh, USNR
of Philadelphia, would perform the
ceremony at the st. Ignatius Catho-
lie Church. A small reception al
her parents home will follow the
ceremony.
Evening star., 1946-05-20

in the confirmation of this nomina-
ton"
Leon Ransom. chairman of the
Committee for Racial Democracy,
announced that it will resign en-
masse at community conference
June Is where the people will elect
their own leaders and chart their
own course of action in the fight for
racial democracy.
He charged that discrimination
has its genesis in the segregation
policy of the public schools-"we
can't grow up to know each other
and to discover that we all are
Americans"
School Segregation.
Every effort to get more and better
Jobs for Negroes, to provide ade-
quate recreation facilities and more
living space is defeated by the
school segregation policy because op-
ponents successfully argue that II
would involve a violation of the
accepted pattern of segrega tion," he
said
The name of Rabbi Norman Ger
stenfeld was significantly missing
from the list of committee mem.
bers on the program. He charged
Thursday that the arrangers OF
the rally had advertised they were
competing with other Il Am an
American Day" rallies. The Rev. DR.
Francis McPeek. co-chairman of the
committee, denied that they were
competing with the rally on the
Monument Grounds in a radio ad-
dress Saturday night. No mention
OF the controversy was made at the
rally.
Mrs. Robert Vann, publisher OF
the Pittsburgh Courier, co-sponsor Of
the rally, said there will be no rea.
son for Negro press If democracy
becomes. a living symbol. But the
Negro press will continue to demand
first-class citizenship for Negroes
and will keep alive insults and hu.
Mutations until they are abolished
she warned.
Evening star., 1946-05-20
District Pharmacists
To Convene "Wednesday

The annual two-day convention
OF the D. c. Pharmaceutical Asso-
clation will open at noon Wednes-
day in the Mayfiower Hotel. Speak
er Tor the afternoon will be John
w. McPherrin, editor of The Ameri-
can Druggist, who will discuss
"Pharmacy-Now and Future"
The Thursday schedule includes
a speakers panel on the pharmacy
industry and installation of officers
Prizes will be awarded pharmacists
and winners of Pharmacy Week
contest on both days.
Evening star., 1946-05-20
Police Continue Search
For Cueist GreenIeaf
6y the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-Police
continued search today for Ralph
Greenleaf. As, former worlds pocket
billiards champion, who has been
missing from his home here since
Thursday.
I'm terribly worried" his wife
said. Il don't know what could have
happened to him.
Mrs. Greenleaf said her husband
was convalescing from an influenza
attack at the time of his disap-
pearance.
Evening star., 1946-05-20
Phi Betos to Hear Ryon

Oswald Ryan, acting chairman
OF the Civil Aeronautics Board, will
discuss American Aviation Policy"
at the meeting OF the Phi Beta
Kappa Association of the District to
be held at $50 pm. Thursday. in
the Adam Room of the Wardman
/ Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1946-05-20
Lawrence Tibbett in ItuIy

ROME, May 20 P.-Lawrence
Tibbett, the American operate BARI
tone, arrived in a United States
Army plane yesterday for the first
of a series of concerts in Italy.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-08
StalinS JNeen mnN
8efetlen Scr Stee ser
R,aHeit 3,aeei1rieben

Sonoon. Stains 1eleerapbiit er-
.fldrte, Sab Sic perionlihen Mn,rci-
lungen uno ftratceiihen Soeeu Sta-
Inns in falt ieoer &rile 1pdbreno oes
&ricses Sic Cntideiouns 5uaunitcn
Der &uiien beeinflubt baben. ssn ei-
nem Mrtifel, ser BON ser So1uicttot-
id)nft peroffenflidt tu,roc, idreibt
Sauptmann g. Honomarpon, Der
Stalin bier Sabre lang ais Gele-
srapbiit geoient bat, folgenoes:
yStalins 8ertrautbeit nit sen
Ginselbeiten Ser &riegs gsiiibrune bat
ai,f mid, einen groBeu Giuorlttt &C.
mabt. gtad)oem er ole Gage auf ser
acrte lt,roiert bate, pflegte er mir
icine slntpeiiung gu biftieren uro Die
ie besogen iid auf bie l1merlppie-
rltne ser tStreitfrGfte, a,f Sen Gin-
.ias bon 3eierueu I'M &f mno aui
Sus, mas Ser sscino inn Sdilo, iitbr-
te. Gr tpuBte oie Namen ser StGotc
uno O0rfer, Ser Seen uno ser ,Sliiile
ale al,slpenoig unS fiibrte lie an,
obne crit ipiecer ouf sic aarte 3u
blifen.
~s(ls in oen it1nerslid,c1 uno
id1rIicrisen 1asen Inn Stal;rgrao
gerlmsen tpuroc. befanS iid) Stolin
in oireftem &ontaft NIT Marid)an
Nifolai Gororop, oem Gbei ser
Mrtilerie, CUB an, tpeld)e Gerb1ube
in Sic beorobten 8ebiete aeiGoben
tperoen ioQten, mo fiibrte tie, tuic
iinnler, nit ibren 9tamen au uno
nannte audi Die Namen Ser aum-
manicure. Gr pcrlangte, baB Ser
Geino bon ISiiSen ber angegrifien
peroen iollte, bnn,it er baran pcr-
binoert iperbe, nadp Noroen a,ts,it-
biegen, Inn BORT ieine Stellunacn Su
peritirfen. Gieie arlpeiiung but Sic
Gage i'm NprSen bon StalinaruN &C.
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t42,O76 tparHeit 0pier
pct, Krieesperbrettert,

t@uIhington. S5ilisfriegsiefretir
EeterIell gab cine neue Sd,lt,ma
rb, tupnad, insgeinmt 1905 9lme-
rifuncr lno Silipinos Hurd) arieas-
pcrbred,en ben Sno innoen. Sic s.iltc
lit nod nid)t nbeid)lolien. Nit slus-
nubme ppn 1000 rouroen ole in,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. getotet. Sbr
600 miro 5llriitsefiibrt alli Mprb,
8rnuialnfeit, Mortcrn, g.,sl,ungeril,
SernafldIligung ODER ionItigc ,Scr-
men Ser gtibbanolltna.
3,O39 Ser Spfer tparen Mngcbori-
&c Der 9lmerifaniidpn Strc,tfrGfta
uub 27,25S Mitglieoer Der ,Silipino-
slrmee, 595 anterifaniife un5 ubi-
lippiniife 3ipiliiten fanoen ebeuiulls
oeu Sob, bon lestereu S0,S1o als
Spier bon Moroen. Ser NaSiTi-
friegsIdIauplas rer5eltlnetc Den
arobten Cell Ser Spfer nit 49,.
|O2S.
ariagsperbredlen fielen S.un Sp.
fer: Sn China 7O1, in Snoien-gur,
nto 166. i'm eurppuiIhen &riass.
ifnuplas 10000, i'm Witteinlee,
115 uno IL, Sl,spilalpien $50. &c
Hro5ent aacr Sale in europa !uer.
oen Oer5eit nod unteriudt. 1873 6dl.
le. oie 5ur slburteilung BON 3Ss
ariegsrarbrcderu 7iibrten, limo be.
reits erleoigt lporoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-08
Osea,,>Paiiaoier~iet,it
Swiidcn europa mnb ben
&ereiniaten Staatcn

sln IS. SuIi oieies Sabres la.
ben mir einen slrtifel, peroffentliht
Der ANS pon Dem Somllun
Council for slmerican llnitp aus
9telp gprf sur Gcrofientlidulna ein-
geihidt trprbeu ipar lluo in Dem Oe,
gerid)terltatter ocs Common 9ouu-
Gil for gmerican ltnitp unridtig be-
rid)tet hattie be5iialid) ser Speoiid)
slmerican 2inie.
Sie St)ipeoiih- -Mmerican Sinie i'll
). 9. poIlig ,nabb0naig uno bat be-
reits ipieoer 5pei Sd)iffe I'M sltlantif-
uerfebr. Sic bietet Heiien an sic Dem
Status Ser &orfrieesseit siemlid)
nabe fommen. slber auh "a iino 0ie
@uhungen iiberaus itarf uno Sem
Help Yorfer @iirc Ser Heeoerei Sit
Iolge oiiriten 9feiien in ser Sitrih-
tl,ng logar bis rGdyiten CONNER
nift 81 bnben ieln. Sieier leste Sat
ioa beiben: @ndlnnaen iino iebr itarf
aciueien nno lamt ScrldDt Der Nclu
s)orf Office yCitrid)tnns &eiien mcr-
ben nid't crbGltlid) icin bis in Serbit
(September)". Ser &eit oes ger!d)-
tes Oiesbesiiglih mar ridptig.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-08
Hippe>re,tte Gteater
vMisbt anS 9ab" Rfibt nod cine
@ode.

Ser @ala- -SubilGumsfilm Slight
a,o 9up", ser in 3uiammenbang
nit Sem 2OiGbrigen Subildum Ser
Sprehfllme ge5eigt miro, bleibt nod
eire @ohe inn Sippporome SDeater
nit Gnrrp Grant uno slleri Smith
IN Sitelrollen, uuteritiiBt BON Montv
@ollepn, @innp Sinlns, Sane MD-
man II. a. mebr. Nieles gilo poiiiert
allf Sic 2auibabn BON Sole Yprter
uno lpuroe hergeiteat bon Mrtbur
Strpart uno Oirigiert bon Mihacl
Curtis. Horter auur Gehts1,tralt
uno CAB feline Graris auf lrm 2ieScr
SIT ldlreibcn, ipas ieine Seirat nobe.
5,l aufloite. Seben iie oen Slim.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-08
SkBenbHrosfd .2lm5rtfdnff6es poHs6IdH

Hinltleriides Seben, flinst Muiif
uno @eians auf als 8e,peis unper-
gangIihen @ienerhrms mitten int
gbaos bon S,neer uno Not.
6reilib ser froblite, laben>e.
barmante @iener ut nod nid)t CT
itanoen. 3upiel Shreden uno Graft
en- niitet nod in Sen Mauern bieIer
emit 10 froben Staot. Gs gilt crit bic
eriiten5, bas nadte 2eben at itdern.
go uiel iab ih In ben 8eliftern oic-
ier Meni6en, entnabm id) ibren 8e-
iprdhen aui Ser Strabe uno in ser
StraBenbabn. Sci mei,,en SremOelr
lieb idy meiuen gansen WunSporrat,
mid, tuiirste ieoer giiien, MIR nit
los ,ueroen, iie bdtten iouit nit mir
2iigen fonnte i6 meii,en Erppiant
geteiIt unb iiher ausgerehnct, Oh id)
nod seniiaeno fir oen letten Sag
uno sic Seimreiie bittc. &aum brci
Gage ipar it) in Wien. Wtir itienen
Tie eine @uigfeit edrelen au iein.
0tit 5ranen in oeu sllgen itdno ib
am 5enIter, als ser 3us sic uneliit =
lide Staot perlieb uno ourd oas
CRIME Yaraoies oes @ienerlpaloes
f1nd1 9Neifen eiltp
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Honnerstas, ben 8. Musnit 1948

g.: Satpobl. 0ie 9tationo! Ger
pice 2ife Snillrance fann i'm rcan-
3ierten Musnrab ipieoer in Strait g.
lett auetoen. Die Mdnner rno Jrau-
en-, bie fire g. g. 8. S: srieoer in
Gra7t iesen lno atpar bot Dem /.
Sanuor 1947, brauheu iifl feiner
|ir5tlihen llnterilld)llng ju l,nter-
,iebeu, iic ntiiiien aber cine Grtla-
rllng fertigen, bob ibre Dsilmobeit
Sur 3eit, ga tie oieies 8escbrcn ltel'
len, nid]t ihlebter lit als 5ur 3cit.
in ipelher sic @eriiGer,,ng perfallen
apor. Ntl1r sapei Sramiensob!ingen
llriiiien geleiitet aperoet, LII. Die Ser
lidermg ipiaoer in &raft SIT lesen.
Oas cl,tipreGenoe Griuter lit an
oas Suiurance Office, Gcterans 30
nlil,iltrntion, 346 8roaowep, gtelp
Oprf, &c. 9. 81 rihten.
-O-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-08
Die Ueferane1teefe

g.: Gin Geteran, Ser Dor c;,cnl
Sabre aus Sem Tienlt cntlaiicH mur-
De, bat nit Sen 3obllngen iiir ieine
gsational Sife Snl,rance alisseie,st.
gr bate l,ripriiuglid) Elm ouf 500
Collar lautenbcs 3ertiitfoi unl
fragt, Oh er etlpas tl,n fonne, I'm,
cine reousierte Eoli5c iibcr 2O0C
Collar in Strait su leben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-08
rettet, mo sic Oeutihen iiber sic
Wolga porltoBen tpollten."
Yrut fit Stalinarao

CrOr Tnr SlQltH0rdO
Stalin 9riff audi Gin, als bic
8rotlaee III oem belagerten Stoliu-
graO fritild) ,puroe ltno sic lette 30
tion bon feds ltn5en bereits ausgege-
ben trbroen tpar. Gr gab Sen 9cicbl,
ieoes uerfiigbare 5lua5eug nit @rot
nab Ser Staot 3u id)ifen uno BE-
itauS oarcui, Sab -bas iunter oIe1
llnlitdnSen ausgefiibrt tperoen mnb-
te.
6erner miro eelbiloert, oo6 Sto-
lin ldier lurernliiolit gctpeIen iii
luo oft Sic gonbe Nad)t bis gum
fruben Morsen eearbeitet babe. "gr
mar INNER r,lbig inns bon gnergie, I"
lhreibt ser 9auptlnaun. uSbtuobl
iein Saor nody ulrS naeb ergraltte
1no sic Gorge tiefe 2inien in iein
8eiid)t eingrrb, blieb er INNER eiu-
fad), b6fliG un0 lebenSpoG. St
nrl,bte ibm urter rtr slnorobuua,
oaB i6 ionit meine Stelllng perlicren
tpiirbe, perIpreden, baB ib midi 81
ters ausrllben ipiiroe.
rGr biftierte INNER iebr lungiant,
Derfolgte alfrnerfiam sic llebertrag-
ing ieiner @prte, elite nienals Dor
aus mo fiel nieinuls aud) MIR i'm
eine Sefunoe 5uriid. Sd babe ilnluer
sic Ginfahbeit lnlo sic &larbeit lei
ner Heoen bepunoert. "a gab es ME
mails ein unn0tiees @ort. Secc Soce
1par pollfomlnen flar."
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Ecrairt Street 8o,tf
Bon 1ie,o, &ld,arbs & 81. acfauit
bis sn 10 Eroscnt.

Die SielO, Hifyaros & So. 8elo-
unlaee unS NIiecurance @eieaihait
gab Sen ginfouf BON 80 Yro5ent Ser
Nftien ser 2crain Street gnnf be:
FAINT. Sie Sireftoren ser @auf bot.
ten 1hon porber einltimnlig beIhlo's
len Die Sfferte an5l,nehmen uno riet
Oen slftieninbabern ben Serfuui gu.
5u beiBen. Die slftieninhaber erbuI.
ten 1922 80 per gftie, oie ltllr einen
Henntpert bon $50 babcn. Is iino
5000 slftien ausitebeno. IS miro els
tpartet oaB sic 2ornin Street gant
ibre Sepoliten uno 9utbaben ser
ganf ser Glepelano Srllit So. pIfcs
rieren lperocn llno Oieier 9lutrag
miro Sen s(ftieninbabern beiocr sSll.
Ititllte unterbreitet luerben Iolule bel
@onfautoritdten oes .Staates. Sal!t
gerid)t pom 20. sunni 1916 bat Sic
9orain Street 9anf Sepoliten III
getroge BON nabe5u S19.5O0.OO.
Sobn Il. Sherman lit Eraliocnt
Ser 2oraiu Street 9ant, oere.l
SauptseidJait lid an Sutton uno go
rain 9lpe. befinoet llllo hut ,5lpeig
barfen auf 13O21 9orain Nue. lmh
Detroit umo Gpof aue. i'll Saferopo.
Iie Glepelano SruIt 60, gegriln-
Set 1894, lit Die 9roBte gauf III
Sbip uno Elm Nionler i'm gant9e.
'd)dit, Ibetreibt AZ 3lpeigbatfen ri
Glepelano, geoforo, Sorain uno @i!'
lougbbp uno bat Sotalelnlagen i'll
8etrua bon elmer 9iQion Collars,
uno oie t6te gr0Bte 8allf in Den Ser.
einigten Staaten, bat 66S, 900 Spar-
einlaaen uno bat Die groBte Spar'
einlage I'M 2anoe. Tas 8rllnotapi.
tal Der gonf belduit iid) auf $5t,s
100000. 5. ). 5reiberger lit Snr,
iiser ser Beboroe ilno Geo. 8umt
lit YrGlioent oeriel6en.
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Neues Sohio MotoroeI
NIT PentosuI gibt linen
1907 erh0hten Standardization

vlENN dos Fahrsn anssnsi vnd die Ahmo.phusrs glue
hsnd hsiss ist - i:t notvsrieh sieh dcrvm ~
sorssn, dus Moorosl da vntsn i'm Motor lhss Autos
moehf Ksns sorssn mshr istzi Nevss sohie Mosoveei
NIT Psntosvl hot ensn 1907 evoshten siesrhsissfokor
Seine "Noehholhsksir list verdoppsh sessnvsbsr vor-
krisss sohio MoterosI vnd ds.s. war Ohio. l. Wuhl
fver Schultz. ... ~. .s -. ...- Fill.
Psnsesvi ist Elm srosser seht i'm Moiorsn-
schultz Es s sssehvsszs dvreh u s. Puenss vnd ndess
u S. Und kanodsehs Potsnss sind in der sehwsbs. Sic
linden in ksinsm anderen Gel fvs irssndsnsn Prsi.
Cohen Sic nun nsvsm sohio Mosorosl NIT Psnsosvi
oebsr bel sohe hasndsrn vnd Service ssasnsn ssin
Exvusehvsz kessst Sic keinen Penny nehn vele teu,e
kosnnsn wlleh Geld .parsn. The aodord oil Company
(ohio). nsa.
Inner noeh Is i. ,nehr vert!
(ea oVan.
plus SssvsvN)
Soho Hoyds" Jedsn samsas $50 absnd. wspD
"soHIo Rsponsr Noehriehsn Anal oseneh. wTot
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Sef,at beietlient
8 Gents Emitpeitperte

@aibington. Ser Serat belhloB,
oas 9orto fir Suftpoitbriefe bon
1fjt auf iehs Gent ie lln5e berab5e-
Iesen. Die Sorlage gebt an bas 8e-
prdientantenbaus 5uriid, oas fiini
Sent ie lln,e Suftpoitporto beihloi-
;en bate.
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Gai,, Part .freilmit,
Gteater
Iiibrt cine leid;te Gper ami:
y&pbin SouS".

6iinf 9lbenoe beeiuneno 0ienstag
13. Muguit, fiibrt bas Gain Yarf
Jreiluft 1beater oie leihte fomiihe
'Sper rHobin 5000" unter Sireftipn
bon Sa1,bel @aos,portb mli. Sieie
ihalipielmGBig muiifoliite Sper,
cine Nomance bcs 9anoiten Don
Sbenbooo 5oreit uno ieinen h,itigcn
Minnern, lit sic Irbeit pcn Megi.
malls Sc &nuen uuo entbdlt iolhe
2ieoer pie % Eromiie me", she
1infer's Gong, v9rolpn October
Mle", ySbe Irn,orer's Spng", ySbc
Gapalier Gong" lnb uiele anoere.
Tie beiten Sdnger peroen Glepe.
lanOer iein, sic NIT elmer Hollenbe.
iesl,ne bon ca. 100 suiamneirrirfen.
Oieie leihte amerifauiihe Sper ipIr-
oe III sans europa aufseIiibrt, i'm
gdll5en 42oO nal.
Sie SauptroIlen iino fplaeno Je,
iett:
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Will Scarlet ............ Alex Yakim
Allana-Dale $500. Angelica Mancini
Annabel .............. Violet Cypas
Friar Tuck ....... Stanton Downes
Dame burden .. Agnes Anderson
Robert, Eearl of Huntington
(Robin Hood) .. William Miller
Lady Marian ....... Maureen Koepke
Sheriff of Nottingham Bertholde Lange
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-11
DARAward Rejected At Crosby

Seniors of Crosby High School today rejected the opportunity to participate an the Good Citizen ship Pilgrimage award offered by the Daughters of the American Revolution because the D. A. R. recently refused use of their Washington Constitution Hall 70 H1arIon AndersOn anu kaaxeI Scott, famed Negro artists.
 1ne award IS Onereu yearly by the OAR to high-schOOl sen- i0rs of all such schools in each state. The procedure has been to have each senior class choose representative to seek nomination as representative of each state. Winners of good citizenship from each state have been afforded tours and trips by the DAR-
 The rejection by the Crosby students today declared that they did not think it feasible to have tneir own DAhS represenEauye because of the organizations re- fusal to recognize the artistry of Marion Andeison concert singer and Hazel Scott pianist and re- fused these artists the use of Consultation Hall in Washington.
 The motion went on to say that the students did not feel t prepeF te accept the opportunity to par- tieipate in any award afforded by the OAR. A motion to reject any chance to participate was offer ed and adopted by the entire senior body.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-11
Mediate Disputes
 

Waterbury workers, now coping with unsatisfactory unemployment problems, were urged yesterday by Congressman James P. Geelan, (D- Conn.) tospreSent their difficulties to the State Mediation Board.
 In an exclusive interview with The Democrat following his ad- dress at the Connecticut Federation ot Labor convention at the Elton, the diminutive legislator, whose la Dor record among Connecticut Con- greSSmen is consid6'ed one of the best, declared many Washington law-makers were currently in sym- pathy with the working people. Sta tistics indicate, he said, that the cost of living has risen 40 per cent, while wages have been reduced comparatively by the removal of overtime and @ reduction in hourly rates.
 The New Haven representative. who served for many years as vice. president of the New Haven La- bor Council, asserted that many la bor grievances could be quickly and satisfactorily settled by the State Mediation Board, thereby saving workers facing strikes loss of salary and time.
 Urges Study of Bill
 As in his address before the con- vention, the Congressman also urged that Waterbury workers to study the fact-finding bill, now op- posed by several labor leaders.
 q do not advocate its passage, he said. But I should like labor to give this bill intensive study,
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