davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
2lucrlci 1tnecreimtbciten

1pItmIeMtlts
3ld)tbdlsler Gin 8efdn9nisbofe,
fiir it'd: ,,NiifiidtsDoQ iin0 lie bier
idronb cine bpbe Maler bobsn iie ber-
ltin9enfadlt. namit ulall ppil orollBen
nid)t geiehen miro.
Siren lit meuidlidl
u@ie man iid1 irren falnl 8on
ierlle alaubte idl, sic mdren SIR
SEER Better, Damn meilite idl sic
moren IS ielbit, ltno ieBt ie6e fA crit,
Dab Sr SIR 8uroer iinol4
Ter Narne
DIaS IrnuriQite an Gaiein zines
Sull9geiellen lit oodl 0aB iein Name
init ibn untergebt4.
ySa, oas lit leioer mo5rl @ie bei-
bn Sic oenn2~
,Maeier!4
Gtiuas 6Mmfel
ygSie 9eiaat Dir meme nplelte
Ilifnuhmc24
pSln. Gin biBden ie6r ifypor3.
@as ioa IS oeian iein?~
uNfeln Sdlaf5imner - i'm Glul-
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
@olen u6rieobof
fir SuOen"

3afbington 49, Ger polnildR Bot
id}after 9scar 2ange iagte, bob Der
DirfIide @ruito, wes1alb Die Suoen
8oleu in betradtlider an8abl per-
lai1en, oarilr beitebe, Dab ibre Sci
mot ueine art 6rieobof4 g~etuoroeil
lei.
2onge bate cine llnterre6uug mil
8reiieDertretern, ebe er lid] ali llnter-
itattSiefretar Dean gldelon i'm
StoatsoepQrtment begob.
Reporter frogfen Den 8otidafter,
ob ct etmas 5il Sen 8eriidlerlmger
oes britiidlell @enerale1ltnants Sil
6reoerid 6. MorgolL oes Chefs Sci
l1ylyfHA 8etatigungen III Geutidy
laipo, 5l iaaen babe, Der nerIid)erte
toitierloe polnijd)er Sltoen faneft ii
Die amerifanild)e Gone linter eilten'
poblor8anilierten 9lnne, I'm europe
5a uerlafien.
aNad6em oie[e polniid)e Slr6er
aus ben Geridlepptenlogern ii
GeutidIan0 entlaiien woroen mo-.
rem iagte 9ange, ubegoben lie it'd
5ltriid nod 8olen, Inn lire 5nmtliet
llrO 6reunOe auf5uindell, fanoen
ober niemalloell mebr lebeno Dor.
Qange iagte, pegen oes 4bld)lnd-
tens BON Millionen polniider Slloeil
s.iei Der Aufentbalt fit bic SlpOeli III
@olen ieBt cine art 9ortlr."
vGs lit cine Nrt 5rieObof geuor-
0en.4
2ange CAB gu, OaB es 81 einigen
m~tiiemitiiden ausidreitlngen in
8olen gefommer lit, ieood ieierl Oie
8eriIte 0ariiber nteiitens itbertrie-
ben poroen.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
8oi6ismus erbebt iein salpt III GnslauO

%feinesnegs nit Der 3obl Der An-
b6naer SitIerS ror ieiler Mad)ter-
qretfuna oer9leihbar lit" itellte CT
felt. IS gtbt feline an5eidNen, oar
sic 8emeguno pGdit. Gruitiihc
5dritte gegen iie, oie lie ais &sr.
fol9ltn0 be3eihneit miiroe, fonute
etni9e i9rer @titglieoer ais Mdrtprer
erideinen loiien un0 tbren 2e9refl
geoeutlng oerihoffert sic lie in Die
lem AitgenbIid gepiB nidt boben. "
,@i itlo cine Station Don itber-
seuateu 2iberaEen. 8o~raltsgeiebt,
0aB eill Menih oil Die 8ermtnft op-
pelltert itno iid nidJt oirsft aut Sc
malt itiiBt, CLAUDE idl ntdt, Dab mir
OaS &eht bnben geieblife MaBnab-
men 9egen i'm SIT ergretIen.4
Gonn folgte onS unuermeiolite
MiIton5itat. .glber ielbit Mtlton,
Der eroBte 8efiiriporter ser @eoon-
fenfreibeit, erfannte, oaB Elm into
lernrter @lnlrbe nift toleriert ner=
0etl fam. Milton ingte: Or rottet ie-
De reIigioie lti1o biireerlihe Sobeit
aus uno nu1B Dober ieibit auSgerottet
meroen uoronSgelett, oaB oorber
ollie Mittel Der. 8armber3igfeit uro
ge1ditenliefla n~ngepnnot lpuroen,
nm Sic Sdpnden ltno Srregcfiibr-
ten nieoer 5lt getuinnenl"
9baIeid Gbuter g0e nidlt be-
fiirdtet, oaB Ser 5oi9ismus in eng
lano 3ltr Maht foiunten lam err
meiut, oie brttiihe 8emofratie lei
OaFiir 8t aft ltno 81 tief pertpur-
self -, 10 gibt er cine reaEe @efabr
81, Die pom einer mieoergeborenen
faihiItiifen 8emegung oroben font-
te. aus lit Die @efobr oes antiIemi-
tismus.
sd claude, ooB AntiiemItismus
0as ltebel lit DAB am ebeitan aus
elmer iold>en Eropngonoa entiteber
fonnte, iogte er, ,ipenu es altd1 qe.
id]iftlib erlpieien lit, oaB 0ie Gna.
ldnoer ME Intilemiten maren. Set
300 Sabren bnben Su0en bier freien
3utritt nnO OoIle @leidberettiguna
gebabt."
Mnoere 2eute, sic rueniqer 3lt.
oeriiftlif iin0 ais g0e, baben alli
GrloB bon 2at1oesgeiesen qeqen Den
Antllemitismus g%eordngt. aber goe
IT nidlt iif'er, lob es better lit, olrth
ore NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iold1er
Hatrebun9en lire gefiirlDorter in
oas 9atntel Der SllegaIIitdt ait trei=
ben 1tott lie ooHieiten beg Staates
0ltrdl ar8u1nelte I'M ~ojfeaen aatnpf
an Der G6erfldd1e ali baltert atnS So
mt ben 8e9oroen Sic M0glihfeit ali
belalleiL iene 5t f@ennen, 0ie oas Git
5raueii .Gas lit ous GrobIem.
oefn mir gaaeuiiberiteben mer0en.
1alls Die Sade afltt miro meinte
fr. gu relden Metbo0en er untpr
oielen nmit1noen greifen miirSss.
Dollte er nidt befonntaeben. I'D,
mHr0e m Gplonl, ser StoOt Der oroz
Ben Bferoerenren geboren. 8eun
illan N gplom gele6t bat, Iernt man
Dab, nidt auf 8feroe gu ieBen, Be.
Dor oas Hennen 81 Grroe it,
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
AotIAlGoe fiirs 3aus

2snoen 8eeTteafs, RitmpiteofS,
&oItbruten meroen ~beoeuter0 5arter
lpenn man tie ~alltatt in Butter in
gtiibenobciBen olsgeloiienem @iatoer-
fett (%9tierentoIg) brdt nlO Die Butter
our SoBe ertra aerlaBt. Ger Milf-
ge6olt ser Butter laBt oas 6leild)
oft fohen onitatt braten urpo lit Damn
oie llriade oes 3abieins.
Hoiinen Iinfen nidlt I'M alldpnteig
inter, irenll man tie Dor Dem Inter.
men9eti gut in 0}ebl pdI8t.
I'm Sen 3niebelgeidmod BON Ell
nent MSeiier 8l nebmerb ltecft man es
fir eifelt 9ll8enbIid IN Die groe.
giienpfannen meroen am beitelt
nit 6eglan0 gereinigt, Dem llan ei-
nige 3ropfea @ilig beifiigt.
glei6t Elm anden iii ser Sorn
Ddilger, 10 lege man Elm naiies Gll9
I'M Die llmgeitiilpte SornL lt1lo nod)
Ginger 3eit miro iid III Ben meiiten
6alen DER alddell ta0eIos bon i6r
Ioien.
lin bon iriidem Ruden ODER
Brot feine glatte Sdeiben obihnei-
Den 81 fonllen, er9ibe man Die Mei-
lerflflge.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
sir Sic Kiidl,c
Galerfrant phne Sal

auf ben Booen Ser Grauttonne
le8t mon gof3e @eiBfrdl1t6latter
alsoonn fonnlt cine Sbiht Grnlt
llno Oariiher etpoS 3eroridter &nob-
landl, Minis, &iimmel, Sill inns Ell.
nige 8a6bolnerbeeren. Dies miro
nun 10 LANCE oorIidtig geItampft, bis
eS glaiig allsiiebt uno Iif) NAB un-
greift. 8~ieoerbolen, BIS oas araltt
81 Gn0e lit. 96elt0rotf fomnlt ein
neiBes 5ud, oarouf Die 8refter lln0
rtn ie6r ihmerer Stein. 0ac1 3ipei
bis orei gogen bot ooS Rralrt Sat
ae5ogen uno oer9art Damn I'M eigeneu
Salt. @eidamad Uor5iiglid miir5iq!
8artOffeI-Gringel
81 5luei Saiielt gefodterL ~erfolte=
tsn, gerlebenen a~ortoifefn fiige man
5mei Saiien 3ltder, orei gier, eli
Quart Mebl, orei gebonfte geeloffel
8adplluer, nit Dem Me6l Olrdlie6t,
lino Sal5, uno miir5a ltod 8elieben,
an belten nit WfusfatnuB. - Mon
beltreue 0as 8odbrett redt sid nit
Mebl, lille eillen 2offel bon geiq
onrullf lno rplle oieien 3t finger
oidfan Streifen ans, oie man 3l Sim
gen fortnt uno lie in fodenoem
Sdmal5 badt. Nod beiB, beItreut
man lie NIT 3uder uno 3imt. Sier-
alts lper0en uiele SUDDEN, ole iidl qe-
lpoblllid' longe balten, neil lie 10 gut
idpneden.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
Gcbcnsweiskciten

Gfte 2iebe madt nidt Blind. Sic
lit ld)oriiidtig nn0 tiefihnlienD 5li-
gleid. llnh menn tie &atieI l0ien mllB
ltito ert9egengeiebte Hole in Dem ge=
liebten Meniden erfellnt, iiebt iie nm
ID beler bas 2i6t ieines @eiens uno
oas @0ttlihe in ieiner 0atnr.
Gin ainoerfopffenl Sebt oieie
llnidul0! Gen reinen Bid Ser
Strablennltgen, ole ltltr 0as Gh0ne
ieben! 5aBf in oie 2odfen ser pei-
den @aare, Ieanet Dos fleiae @oupt,
oaS ibr liebt 2egt eltre 6an0 an Die
8adhen, sidlieBt oas Aino
felt an eaer Ser5l ssn eltretn &lliie
alif 6es &inoes 0lppen liebt ibr oas
Cute nuf ser @elt!
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
1l1erR's!

Nen0ere, mas gu b%ef[agit ober be-
fGoge ridt mas OH nidt d1roern
fanait!
Sdlte niemono oesbofb fiir oetnen
6renno. neil er Dir redt gibti
auriere nidt an Dir berum utro
erteile onoeren feline or5tliden Raf=
idldge.
2ernc ridtig 6eiteIlelt nentl 81
gut be0ient iein minitl
l%leberrcOe aidt ii6er5ergel
Sob sir oeine 6e5(er ia9epl
@efue nidt NIT Sem 5perling
'oltf Dem gadel
Slid aud, 6inunterl
aallfe nid)ts llnnotiges, mr. meil
es biaig lit.
oerne 3ett 9abenl
auufe telier, oanit Ou bilio
SaIte sid nidt inner fir fliiger
ais oie all0ereal
@ritrcfe 0as NeuBerlte. I'M Sag
Sfogli6e 5u erreihenl
8orte lrie ottf oie ubeiIere~ @ele-
getrbeit ionoern ergreife itetS Die
,>9ute"l
geraiB nidt, SAB misig iein oft
ieia AeiBt!
9robIe nift nit oeiner gcrponOt-
@Iolbe ME, 0aB SIT Der ein5i9e
bit!
asrne ontlporten;; sd Deib oas
ltnteridreibe lliftsS mas ou ni6t
iorgfaltig geleien hoit.
3rn9e nidlt Sen Merger 0eines Be
RUS IN Oein oeirt!
9rdnge nidt ieOem 0eiac @ebeim-
niiie ollf!
streibe itets 10 ooB aud Oein
Seine 9etrOit es leien oiirfte!
Sore aHr redten Belt ufl
sag fr65Iid ,,ial~ sag mitia
unein!"
sprid Ieiie, ipern Ou miait, ooB
man auf bid 9Ortl
sprid uidt ioDiel ii6er Aeine gor-
iase!
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
1tcbcr Nas BricfsSdrci>
ben

,,&onneu Sic einen 8riei ihrei-
benz" Ger Nngereoete madt ein en-
itaunteS @eiiht. - IS gibt chen
6rugen, oeren 8eiabung inns fuit
ielbitoeritdnOlid 0iinft.
,,9l6er i6 bite sic. mir 6a6cn
BOD lne6r ais eincn Briei im Seben
geihriehsn; mir mer0en 0ob mobl
tpiiien, mie man einen Brief ubiaBtl
AlrBeroem boben mir es iooar in Ser
SdllIe qelernt. 0os lit o~ller6ings
idon 5iemliH langr Der; aber Ole
Broris bat ltns Oie NOTICE Grfobrnnq
gegebeu. @inen grief idreiben
&inoeripieIl@
Salt ifeint es, aI8 Oh mir inns nit
0ieier 6roge geirrt 9Gtten. ODER ioa-
tie bieaeidt 0oh Elm t~ieferer Sin1L
ols eS i'm eriten 9lltgeublid iheinen
min, in eben Oieier 6roge itedeu2
@enn mir oen 8rief pom @efiibls=
mdBigeu aus befperten, emo nlS Or
ias febfelt0en miii1oli6en @erfebrs
5luiihen Menifen Die oltrb 8an0e
Der Qie6e uno 6reun0ihnft mitein-
aitOer uerfniipft iino, Damn geminnt
Die Iro1e poae geredtigung: ,.a0n-
nen Sic eitaelt 8rief ifreiben, Ser
ais mirflider GriaB perionlideu
Berfebrs Die &llft, Die ie0c 5reil=
ming Suiiden Meuihen reiBt, 5u
iiber6riifen Oerulag, 5. f. Der ols
feirlte atSitrobIlng Sores inueren
@elenS mirft2"
Qei0er nebnlen mir inns fiir Oielen
Brief Ser ALIEN Den Moinen 0grief"
oerbieilt, meiit lii9t Die n0tige 3eit,
ionOern iaiien ibn leoiglid ais Mtg
liden 8ernittler midtiger Nadrid,-
ten bon einem gum onoern auf. III
Ier0ings miiden iif bier o6 uliO an
audi nal Elm puar @efiiblsreguugen
Elm, aber I'M it6rigen iito sic gtiitlidl
feit5briefe 9enau 10 I%nngpeiIig SIT
ibretben pie SIT leienl
8elteben mir inns rltr idllidfpeg
eiii: mir baben einfah perlernt, 8rie=
fe 5lt idreibenl Mas nod tniere
@roBmlttter gefonnt, iene offnlltis
gen. Gloitoerbriefe 3t perialien oieie
&unlt tit inns fn 6nitigen @etriebe
ttnieres ii6erlniteien 4llta9s perIorelt
ge8anger. Sir ieben ms nidjt nlebr
bin, nie tie IS ebentals taterL I'M sit
ploiioern. @ir fii6len friu geoiirinis
mebr, liniere @eoaflfery cingefongen
in @orte, 0iftiert pon @er5 uaD Der
itdlbo, einem ait0ern l;rben Metid)eil
5lt Dernittelnl altr5ltn. mir idretben
mir ans 5mingenoen @riinoen ~
aber mir plaltDern nidlt ulebr!
2ei0er lit ilns oanit aid cine
ltarfs @efitblsqaeae beriiegt; 0ein es
lit eiil @liid, Dor eilient gelie6telt
Menihen eiren grief gu enpion8en,
Der nid)t etpo . beginllt: 46er5lidrl
Can't fiir Geinen lebten grief II.
ionoern Der, ME sic Goie pom eiae-
net 3uit tegleitet oon ser goll5eii
@drne Ser peri9nliAen gseieusort
0es ail0ern!
Solde 8rieie neroelt Elm bedeS
9idt ms friife @rail menld)fider
Irennung luerfen iolhe 8ripfe
idoffen leidtbeidmin9t nie griide
beg Ger%1tanoniiies bon Menid Sit
Meuih - iolfa 9riefe 9leibel lee
lHfen @boto9rapbien Die getreilidl
feiaite Hegungen 1tniereS SSSrnen(e-
bens iiber6rinesnl
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
Gtpkfenfser

rs 1T 6of EN- mun6erlites Dino
inn oie 2iebe", ingte ser Gbemanr
i'm @eiprdd nit einieen bafrera oeter
Sltnggeieaen, bel oenen oo8 eDig,
Ebenla bebanoelt muroe. PMS id
meme 6rau geleiratet 9atte, luoat,
i1 iie Dor 9iebe mtffrefien, ano jeb
tut es mir lei0, ooB id IS nitt getat
babe".
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
Sm 8ntseidaft

aSe6en Sic mol, 6raulein. SEN
@ut, ben idJ neulidl meiner sSran ge-
fault bobe, fonren mir bod 10 nid)t
be9nlten, Der Goesl oarali lit gar 3ll
fIein. aonnen lpiri nidt einen eroBe-
ren baben2~
Rein, mein Serr, oas nid)t, Oeilll
6ran @emablin lat idon Sen groB.
ten goSa in Der gar5en Stnot!"
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
=INTERESSANTES FUER DIE FRAUEN=
1ltsrRiprmA

Sat jemauO sir luas @nt's setun,
50 iOaft on al3eit Oenten bran;
limb tat Sein NGaiter Dir Elm 2eiO,
sci snr gcriS6nnng tets bercit.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
2arte Nnfnielnnn

uJrali, mir pollen ~uiiere Sodter
Nnaelifa ilenllen.4
Warum Dem auSaerednet Nlnge-
lifa2~
u@eil i'd sid sod beim araeIll
f%eAnengelernt babe
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
9inblid)er &erfc6r

Gin Siil9Iiilg min 5ltt1 ~eritennloT
auf Den 8oa. pa Ell nod etpoS ldiid,-
tern, fragt er Die Mutter, tpie er lid,
bel oieiem Anlaiie gegen Sic Datnen
81 bene6men bobe. ,,9tltr reht feb
nno rett mnBt on nit i6nen iein, Is
ME on etpa nit orinem f(einen
Sdpelterden oerfebrt". 8eim
goiie libt Der iun9e Mann lanqe ne
hen leiner San5eriiL obne Elm @ort
gu lagel. BloBlid erinnert CT lid oes
3niprad9S Der Mntter, greiit Sem
Wtnodlen an Den 8riritlob itn0 Inat:
vWart ! lrinnm Der Dos giid)elii"
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11

Sc frii6er mir oufbSren, bon
Slid 81 reoen, ober ourd eigelien
sNeiB ms 5l 6elfen iuden, oejto glebr9 s.
8llif penoeR mir 6abgnxi 4tf "a
Evening star., 1946-01-11
So THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
II.

ing and officiating at benediction: the
Rev. DR.. Wilfred Parsons, S. j., pro-
fessor of sociology and politics
Catholic University, preaching on
That the Christians in America
May Become One in Communion
With the Chair of Peter"
Bishop Morrow to Preside.
January 23-Bishop Morrow pre-
siding and offlciating at benediction
the Rev. Dr. william H. Russell, as
sistant professor of religious educa-
ton, Catholic University, preaching
on Return of Lapsed Catholics to
the Sacraments."
January 24-Msgr. Francesca Lar
done, director Of studies for the &C.
clesiastical schools, Catholic Univer-
sity, presiding and offciating at ben
ediction; the Rev. DR.. Joseph L. Lilly
c. M, assistant professor of sacred
scripture, Catholic University
preaching on The Conversion of the
Jews"
January 25-Bishop Shehan pre-
siding and officiating at benediction;
the Rev. James M. Gillis, C. S. P.
editor, the Catholic World, preach
ing on missionary Conquest of the
World for Christ"
The music for the evening serv-
Evening star., 1946-01-11
Church Unity Octave
Rites Open Jan. 18,
To Draw 5 Bishops

Five bishops OF the Cathollt
church will participate in Church
Unity Octave ceremonies in the Ma.
tional Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception beginning next Friday
and concluding January 25.
The observance will be sponsored
by the Clerical Conference of the
Catholic Student Mission Crusade
of Catholic University, and about 4C
religious communities adjoining the
university will participate.
The Most Rev. John Mcnamara
auxiliary bishop of Baltimore and
Washington, will preside at the
opening session at pm. next Fri
day. The Most Rev. Lawrence J
Shehan, recently consecrated auxil-
iary bishop of the Baltimore and
Washington dioceses, will officiate
at the concluding ceremonies at 1
pm. January. 25. Other bishops
participating during the week of spe-
cial devotions include the Most Rev
Ambrose Senyshyn, o. S. B. M, oi
the Ukranian Catholic Diocese of the
United States; the Most Rev. Louis
l., r. Morrow, bishop of Krishnagar
Bengal, India, and the Most Rev
Arsene Turquetil, o. M. l., titulal
bishop of Ptolemais and former
vicar apostolic of Hudson Bay.
Divine Liturgy Celebration.
Services will be held each night al
8 o'clock consisting of solemn bene.
diction of the Blessed Sacrament
and discourses by distinguished
clergymen. The services at II m
January 20 will be celebration of the
divine liturgy according to the Byz-
antine-Slavonic rite, with Bishop
Senyshyn pontifcating and preach
ing the sermon.
The co-celebrants will be the Very
Rev. Sozont Dydyk, o. S. B. M.
superior of st. Josephat's Monastery
Glen Cove. N. Y, and the Rev
Josephat Anaevych, o. F. M, Of St
Bonaventure's Monastery, Paterson
N. j. The deacons will be Rev
Stephen Chrepta of st. Basil's Pre-
paratory Seminary, Stamford, Conn.
and Rev. Constantine Berdar of st
Vladmir's Church, Scranton. Pa
The Church-S -Slavonic language will
be used in the mass.
The evening program follows:
January 18-Bishop Mcnamara
presiding and officiating at benedic-
ton; the Very Rev. Samuel Cum
mings. S. A, rector of the Atone
ment Seminary of the Holy Ghost
Washington, preaching on Return
of the Other Sheep to the One
Fold"
January 19-Right Rev. Msgr. Ed
ward B. Jordan, vice rector Of Cath
olic University, presiding and Off
ciating at benediction; the Rev. DR.
Patrick w. Skehan, assistant profes-
sor of Semetic languages and liter
ature, Catholic University, preaching
on Return of the Oriental Sep
aratists."
Bishop Turquetil to Officiste.
January 20-Bishop Turquetil pre-
siding and officiating at benediction
the Rev. DR.. Robert H. Lord, pastor
of st. Paul's Church, Wellesley
Mass, preaching on Submission OF
the Anglicans to the Holy See"
January 21-Msgr. Patrick J. Nc
Cormick, rector of Catholic Univer-
sity, presiding and officiating al
benediction; the Very Rev. Daniel w
Egan, T. o. R., vice president anc
dean of st. Francis College, Loretto
Pa, preaching on That the Luth.
Grams and Other Protestants of Con.
tinental Europe Return to the Fold.
January 22-Msgr. Louis c. Vaeth
archdiocesan director, Society fol
the Propagation of the Faith, preSid.
Evening star., 1946-01-11
UFW Auxiliary to Meet

The Women's Auxiliary of the
United Federal Workers of America
CIO, which sponsors a nursery
school, will hold a special meeting
at $3.50 pm. Monday at 1912 Eigh-
teenth street NV. DR.. Emma Gill
bert, psychiatrist, of the Child We'll
fare Society at Children's Hospital,
will speak on What to Expect of
Three and Four Year Olds." The
public is invited.
Evening star., 1946-01-11

Hospital. The concerts were ar
ranged by the District Red Cross
Camp and Hospital Service Enter
tainment Committee.
Miss Bartlett and Mr.. Robinson
will play at pm. Sunday at the
Naval Medical Center, and on Mon
day, at pm, at Walter Reed Hos
pital,
Evening star., 1946-01-11

/ ices will be furnished by the choirs
Of ST. Roses Technical School, Cath.
olic University Campus School, I'M
maculate Conception Academy
Trinity College, st. Cecelias Acad-
emy, Holy Trinity High School
Georgetown Visitation Junior Col
lege and Dunbarton College. The
choir of st. Josephat's Seminary
here will sing the mass music on
January 20.
Evening star., 1946-01-11
Picno Duo Will Play
At Service Hospitals

Ethel Bartlett and Rae Robert
son, British piano duettists, will
play the first of a series of concerts
at District service hospitals at 7
pm. tomorrow at st. Elizabeth's
Evening star., 1946-01-11
rroveI Movies to Be Shown

Two motion pictures. Scenes Of
Mexico" and "Norteamerica en- Au-
tobus," with the sound track of the
latter in Spanish, will be shown
Sunday at the Pan American Union
at pm. The public is invited.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-10

praised for raising it's financial
quota of 1915.
Local citizens who were honored
for outstanding civic work in the
community were: Mrs. Ruth Aryd,
president of the Housewives Lea
que; Sgt. Millie E. Clay, volunteer
service to war loan drives and the
Community chest; and Mrs. Oliv-
cite Morgan for outstanding serv-
ice in Red Cross drives.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-10
BOOKER I. WASHINGT0N'5
PHILOSOPHY RECALLED AT
MEMORIAL DINNER

GALVESTON, Tex, May 10
(ANP)-A most successful Book
er T. Washington Memorial dinner,
attracting more than 200 guests,
was held here recently at the Palm
Terrace auditorium under auspices
of the Galveston Negro Chamber of
Commerce.
Roscoe Dungee, president of the
National Negro Business League
and editor of the Black Dispatch,
speaker for the occasion, gave
tribute to the life and vision of the
Sage of Tuskegee," emphasizing
his effective organizing genius
and the unselfishness that was the
basis of his greatness. Dungee re-
minded dinner guests of Washing
tons philosophy regarding educa
ton, ownership of land, and health
of the Negro.
National Negro Health Week was
initiated by DR.. Washington, it was
recalled, and the Tuskegee Farm
er's conference, begun by the emin
ent educator, has been expanded to
the Z. S. Extension Service, the
speaker said.
Today we must carry on in or
ganizing more substantially our eco
nomic structure, Dungee continued,
and pointed out the vast unorganiz-
ed spending power Of Negroes and
the capital gains that could be made
with money lying domant in banks.
This is challenge to the 100000
Negroes in the United States, he
concluded.
Other speakers included A.
Maceo Smith, president of the Texas
Negro Chamber Of Commerce B.
7. Strobe, a national officer in the
league; and O. K. Manning, execu-
tive secretary of the league. The
Texas branch of the league was
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-10
10 ratio to white troops.

Regular army commissions are
to be distributed without regard to
race, the directive said, and there
will be equal opportunities for Ne
gro officers in all branches Of the
service. Regiments are to be larg-
est all-Negro units. Units with an
abnormal percentage of low I. @.
personnel will receive additional
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-10
junior officers, it was learned.

Junior officers, it was learned.
No change in the army's present
nondiscriminatory policy at post
exchanges where white and Negro
soldiers are stationed is planned,
the war department announced.
Negro armored units, air squad
rons and regiments were command
ed largely by whites during the
war.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-05-10
ARMY ORDERS WIDER
UTILIZATION OF
NEGRO TROOPS

WASHINGTON, May 8 (ANP)
utilization of Negro troops
in all branches of the army was
ordered by the war department,
which directed domestic and over
seas commanders to use Negro
troops in their own units on d 10 to
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-08-16
Farmers Paid
Nearly 100000

Through yesterdays sale, more
than 100000 pounds of tobacco
had been sold on the local tobacco
market, netting farmers in this area
over 100000 as the bright leaf
continued to sell for record prices.
Records in both prices and pound
age were set on the local market
this week. On Monday the leaf
brought an average price of S57.s8
for 3S3,456 pounds which is the
record in the price bracket and
poundage records were set on Tues
day when 3S7,694 pounds passed
from farmer to buyer.
The season figures through We'd
nesday, Thursdays figures not a.
valuable at press time, showed the
following: Pounds sold - 3,373,4sO
Dollars-s1,S76,73s.s3 for a season
average of $3.50.
Tobacco continued to pour into
local warehouses and the quality was
good all week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-08-16
Local Campers
Return From
Ridgecrest

The polio quarantine has been
lifted at Camp Ridgecrest and the
eight Tabor City boys who were be-
ing held there have returned home.
r. C. Soles, Jr., who bunked next
to the boy who was struck down
with a mild case of non-paralysis
polio several weeks ago; Dan Nc
Cormick and Harold Hulk came back
last week.
Billy Rogers, Tommy Rogers
Wayne Leggette and Maitland Smith
returned yesterday.
The camp was quarantined i'm
mediately following the outbreak OF
the disease and all campers there
were held pending further develop
ments. When nothing further de-
veloped, and it became apparent
that no epidemic was forthcoming
the quarantine ended and the boys
returned to their homes. The camp
closed yesterday.