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Evening star., 1947-09-14
GarhH nf ThankH

AMOS. CLAUDE BRUCE. The family of
the late CLAUDE BRUCE AMOS wishes
to express its sincere thanks to the many
friends and neighbors for their. kindness
and expressions OF sympathy durIng II It's
DELANEY, GERTRUDE CANNON. The
family of the late GERTRUDE CANNON DE-
LANEY wishes to express its sincere thanks
to the many friends, co-workers and or
eanizations for their visits and cards Of
cheer during her illness and their floral
tributes and other expressions of sympathy
at her passing. THE FAMILY.
FAY. RACHEL j. In Apprecia ton and
Thanks Our hearts go out in deep sp-
probation and sincere thanks to our dear
pressions Of sympathy and for the beau-
tiful floral tributes sent to our precious
and devoted little mother, RACHEL J. FAY.
On her death. HER LOVING CHILDREN. e
RODRIGUEZ, JULIA E. The family of
the late JULIA E. RODRIGUEZ Of Catano:
Puerto Rico, wishes to express thanks and
deep appreciation for the expressions OF
sympathy and many kindnesses shown
during its recent Bereavement.
THE'FAMTLY.
Evening star., 1947-09-14
Du Pont Executive Dies

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 13 tP.
Howard Edward Davis, So, an
executive of the Du Pont Co., died
today at his home here. He was
manager Of sales of heavy chemicals
in the Du Pont Co.'S Grasselli de-
partment.
Evening star., 1947-09-14
Music Hall Star Dies at "a

LONDON, Sept. 13 (P.-Daisy
Dormer, 64, star of the English
variety stage for many years., died
today. She was leading attraction
of the music halls in the period in
which Marie Lloyd and Marie Kend-
all also were famous singing stars.
Evening star., 1947-09-14

while working
on his 32-foot
auxiliary cruiser
at Shadyside,
Nd, where he
W g S spending
t he su m m e r
with his family.
His home here
was at 3611 Pat
terson S t r e e t
NV.
Mr.. Lockwood
had built the
boat hims S e | f
during the last
two years, and
1z,,~,LoJ ~ q
Evening star., 1947-09-14
E. J. Lockwood Dies; Kensington- Bethesda
Public School Official Bus Service Sought;
In District 70 Years Two Routes SUGGESTED

Edward J. Lockwood. 81, for the
last 20 years superintendent of the
night and summer public schools,
died of a heart ailment yesterday
Evening star., 1947-09-14
1LEs, LAWRENCE MONROE. Departed

RYLEs. LAWRENCE MONROE. Departed
tbs b. & M WsScE s2qssnS MoNRoE kPEEs
So st. NV. He is survived by devoted
Mrs. Hattie. Williams. 1s4e Vernon st. NV,
friends, Remains may be viewed at the
Hall Bros. Funeral Home, 621 Florida ave,
Monday sfptssmdosr 2 adeT
Rev. Penn officiating. Interment wood
lawn Cemetery. 10
aospPa lousE scHRER o3 aos
N0yes dr. Woodside Park dId Nd 6el9Es
ss the ' s. T. Hines c. Funerai Home,
Ssel i! IN # am 3H as"ass SsP$S%
sEAY. JULIUS A. On Friday, Sep
s em9H sfA e e 1eo sd Susband Hssps Of
"a u S5TS =
q g;so pm. Interment Cedar Hin
JAMES M G. SHELL He ssUea esSes 70 mourn him
two annts' YIls. Mrs Eugene Davis and g., Mrs
as5t sa5 Watsen M sna Gus Gus Ptts sns o9hsr
E. Mason Funers Home ns ' 300 Niohos Hf
ls47, where funeral t i Services viii be held
sso5s seRssRssr oeiatins h
SHUTS, LUCY B. On Saturday. Sep
EUcS SHIFTS 1911 At beoVsd as u 5ames
Spring a'ts Nd; 0- and % sister 'etan Of HovaFd !
Tssts Saas"s at he + zn Wsr1er E PamghTey ESnsral
Home: Itn s4s4 Georgia ave, aye: S SILVER sprins. @
day Day septemSer qats erVf fe at s p pm e ut
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Is
sIMMs, RUDOLPH ELLSWORTH. On
Hosp. Hau5safy R5bopa se9sn9eE EswoRH Gaiasay sa
Jr. BunkS5 q $40 keniiworth ter. ne:
slmms, ST.. and brother Of Eugens. James,
bars simms; grandson. of Mr. and Mrs.
William Fortune. He is also survived by
e ne as sns ed hse unfss Gaer resns
3rd and Eye SITS. s.w, until Monday. Sep
residence remden CO. F Funeral In Tuesday September
Is, at 80 pm. from the Sims Memorial
Gharsh st uanse and ss Sc he
Woodlawn Cemetery. 15
THOMAS. WILLIAM DAWSON. On Fri
ps6R Bsodf H6na 5Sias fyf BELOVED husband
Lille A. Thomas and father OF Ms. Car
roll A.. Warthen. Friends may call at
the residence of his daughter, 3e19 18th
s. ne, where services viii be held on
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. IA
THOMAS. WILLIAM d. A special meet
& g gaion, No. i IS called 81 1ss Mon;
:;:'l:: s:
EDWARD f1nIs 8. BEST & 0aE ssarstarS. n5eS'0ef4
WALLACE eEsrHgpE 3 sg1a asRfgubE B ng SatpR +
WALLACE, sister Of RYdolDh IVA Wallsesd ace
stepdaughter OF William B. Hoffman,: Fu-
neral from the W. w. Deal Funeral Home'
4S12 Georgia ave. nv, on Monoay. sep
| tember Is, at 2 r.m: Relatives ana trienos
invited Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. JOSEPH H.. JR; ;los Pepar,ed
iaif s47 ls e eslines4 ns4riaos aosDt
loss a devoted father, joseph H. vii vii
/! liams. sr.: q foster mother, Mrs. Ella HUI;
one aunt, Mrs; Rosa L 6rewn' Iei,ie 1nTee
apd xrthY. G5Tst,se tsTfs ssORtid g
and lifeions friend, Ellis; He also
leaves other relatives and friends. The
late Mr.. Williams may De viewed a. 1852
Deane ave. ne, after II Am. sunday:
ED on Monday, September is, at Pm:
By stewart's Funeral Home. 80 Il st. ne.
Evening star., 1947-09-14
Anurtltttnd

STIFF. DOROTHY. The unveilinE of the
stone in memory Of the late DOROTHY
on Sunday, September 81, 1947, at 1:30
pm. at Ohev Shoiom Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-09-14
~, AuHREy 4; GuNNELs. Master;
.e PLArT, ROT SAMUEL. q
FLORA
NEWMAN

q wednesday, September 10, 1941,
q ROY SAMUEL PLATT. Grave
j side services at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery on Monday, Sep
tember Is, at pm. Services by
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-06
Berlin ist k|einer geworden,
und seine ver|uste sind gross

Snr Sabre 1926 gab e5 III Berlin
225,00O 8cbGi,Ne. Sanon lino lcst
rur nod 146,2 go nirgenomie" be.
lppbnbor.
,Sm 9erlin oc5 9topembcr 1916
itarbe.i tG9lih boppelt iouicl Nten,
icben, oIS geborcn meroen. Snt Sab
rc 1923 mar oic 3abI Ser @eburten
unN Scr 5ooc2idllc 5iclnllh ni'age-
oIihen. Soeutc Iter6Cn t0G!ldj 13I
McniDcu III Berlin.
Ghru 100000 @erllucrinuen mcr-
Den niNt hciroten fonncn. Sp er:
flirt iicb ouM cine nnoCre Sat'ot)e:
ill lcbten Sabre mlroC ic0ca finite
Nino iu @crIin lnclclidl aetoren.
Vei Ser letten &oIf950blung IN
Mai 1899 mlroCn I33S,156 nrta
oNmCicnoc Gcrioncn crllittelt, pol
<Cncn 1852 ,0O1 Nt6nucr lno =,
356,1l9 Sraucn 0cncien iino. Seb
bot 0roG Ncrlin 3,165,31l Gin
mobucr, onpon 1,SS2 203 mcihlidlv
lno 1,2S2,11i mdnnlide.
Sic %ciatnngsiefturcn
Inter Ben pier Recommendations
! lat Ser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-06
Glcetrcftcft IN ser
fiticerfteit JnH,.itrie

Ann Mrbar. Sie Gleftroncn
ipielen in Ser mooerncn ssnonltrie
sic Moae, sic oie X-Strablen bis
her aelpielt baben, inoem lie oie'
8ebeimniiic entbiillen, oic it'd unter
elmer iolt ilnboritellbar oiinnen Sill.
lc obipielen. Sic nebncn 9ilocr
bon SberflGbcn aui, Sic 81 Oiinl
iinS, INN babel nit N-Stroblen nod
c:lpaS ansnionge,l llnb Sic babel
luorncnSe Scdnif lpiro bon Sr.
2omrence @rcefpop I'M 2aboratp-
rirm ser ltniperiitGt non Mid)igan
oeScict.
Gleftrcnpbotcaropbien iino feine
@iloer Ser 9inge, oie ol,f9enom.
n1en ,peroeu. Gs iino 9ilocr fleiner
rnnoer Sonucn, sic bon bellen Hin.
gen umgeben fms. Tieie &in9c SET
gen, ,pcld)e slrt Wolefiile bas S6iefi
biloen oas aui9enommeu miro, nno
,pie oieie Mplefiilc eelagert lino.
@Gbreno oes &rieges muroe in
ser groben 9omberiabrif IN Willon
9irn Sas G,,nttihmeiben bci scr
&eriteIlnne ser Suitricien benuti
Sobei banoelt es iitb Inn cine flcine
runoc Stclc, an ser iid) 5pei
Sdidten bon 0tetaa peridmel5eu
Gamit lperocn sic 9ol5en eriett, unS
man erbGlt Dor allem audi cine glat.
terc islGhe.
Mand,mal fommt cs Dor, bab sic
ertpiinld)te SerlbnlelSung nidt eih-
tritt. I'm bos 81 perbiiten, weroen
sic Metalitrciien in SGllrc getallcbt,
Inn Sen Nuit SIT cutiernen.
Sic Glcftrpuena,fndbmen 5eis
gen, ,pic Sic Molefiile gelagert linS.
Wand)mal lieaeu lie ienfreht iiber,
chamber, in unoercn ,Sdllen iinS lie
senci9t roer bilocn @infcl.
,Su ser Snouitrie geben oic slui.
nobmen sluiihlub iibcr Sic Traae,
rrie pollltinoig cine aretallilGde
ourt eleftriihe 9ebanbluna gerei.
nist wirb. Sit entbiiIen lie aud
unuermutete Tremoforper in Ser bel
he1 Gleftrolple neruonotcn 6Iiillig.
feii, Sic cine SbcrilGdc nit unlidt
barel, Ileden iibersicbcn.
| Sn cinem Soil fonnte 5un @ei
| ipiel ieit9elteat peroen, oub Sara;
| firpapier, NIT ocu ein Sob bcfIeiSe
mar, >aran idulo mar, oob ct,pa!
nit ser ,Sarbc, Sic an Giicn Der
luonot nuroc, nidJt itimmte.
Gin onoeres 9fGtiel, lSas ourd
sic Glcttrpncn cclGit ,puroc, ioni
iid, IN @aiolinmc5eru, sic Sen Srcih
itcif im Sonf nit oilie bon slue
cleftrilhen &ontaftpuuften nciieu
Gicie Eunfte lpurocu in M0hrc
ncrIiegelt, lmo baben Sonu oft MIDI
mebr Nearhcitct, neil tic id)nar
tpurhen.
Sic suinabnrcn micien noh, sal
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-06
Hnn>ea,,sitell,.tte
,Sm Glcnclanb Em6lic Nmoitortnm.

Ser bcld,1itiaite ElaB i'm NprSs
lihcn Shio lit cieic 9Sothc. Ser Str
fus sicbt aus llnS Sic,stagnloraen
bceinnt sic grobc @ilmcnousltclIllN9
in Ser Sauptballe lno oie 3OIte idbr=
licbe Sunoeollsltelllm5 in Ser Safe
.lioe 9lllsIrelllngsbaue beginnt. Cams
taa lit Ser Gr0iiullngstaq iiir beloe
9lus.jtcllln,ger. VlluncnlichenSe arno
Seinllptngriae lu,o &luocliebenoe
,ueroen Su SalienSeu oieie slusltcl-
lllngen tc lldcll.
Sie Srnoeausl ltcllurJ cro''nct ibre
Siiren on 9. Mars 8 llbr nlorgcns
uno sic 0lun1cnmlsltellnlg Inn 200
Hbr nad)mittags Sansta.L beu S.
MGrS l,no idlieBt Gn 15. .g'or5.
atacl bcnt GrGiimuJstog bcgil,nt
oie ell,sitelltng inncr nm If llbr
uorn1ittogS lmo oaNort bis If llbr
abenNs. guunateriolicn, Seimnlls
itattlmgen, Setoratlonen ton Scimen
| iil,o 81 icbcn.
Tic Snnocalsiicuung lit llnicr.
arlno lno prdIenticrt ole Somoc.
orien Der SScItcrn aic'crOc Genncl
Clubs uno lncbr nla 1860 glmcrifas
! feinitcr S..noe lprrbcn ith) i'm ocl1
Ereia jc.ucrher. lalt llusloaen poN
u. :. 9lu,op, Hruilocut rss Gllr.,s.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-06

Glrpelanoer uno Ncrtbern Sbiocr
hoben sic 8elegenheit G5io @in5o,
Sen arcben italicriit)eu @ob, IN 5luei
ser iein1ten NoQcn ;u h6rcu mem, sic
Metropolitan Spcr nad) CLEVELAND
fonlmt fiir lire -. 'Sailon bonn Z.
s(pril bis ~. Mpril.
,Inl Mithpodnbenb, 'oen 8. april,
miro Yi,,sa Sen WtcpNiltrbcleS III
CHARLES 8ounobs vIalir" ipielen.
Scine sIrbeit ais bas T1lnoniide
Temperament lit GlcpeIanocrn ourcG
iein iriibcres sluitrctcu befaunt.
Charles al,uman, ciner pon Metrps
politau ol,sitebcnocu Scncriiten Miro
nur cil,nal In ser Sitelroue oieier
Sper mlftrctcn. Sorptbp &irlten
lpielt sic Marguerita, Ntor Stcllnlon
Sen Sicbcl ms Glarmnae Sl,ruer
sic Martba. 9ipbert 0ferria miro IN
ser Holle bon Galentin l,no Scbl
9afer Sen @aancr pabsn.
Fir5as .slueites sll1itreten lit oiS
intrigonter Ma6thabcr heS 9iliiiid)=
cu Sbrons III Ntooeite Eetroipid)
Maulipvsfp Boris @uol1npif sSrei.
taJaberb, sen II. slpril, a,,ftretcu.
Sies lit Gilt5as erltes sluitreien IN
Scr Gollc lit Glcrclauo. Sic on6ereil
Spieler iiuS Sep Geli5es rSafme"
sic Sic Saiion Moutagoloeno, SEN Z.
april, erofirct alno Gnfelbcrt Sun1-
perbinfs rSouicl lmS Grctcl" on
,rcitografmittas, oen 1 1. april.
Tie onocrc !Silitc Scr hoppcltcn
slufiiibrlug miro n&aipurgis Niabt"
9dllct unu 8omoo oils Seii bon
| SAINT" iein.
slNoere Eroollftioncn ser Saiion
iino ,0obcnarin" Sicnatagabeno, S
! l(Gr; ga Srapiata" Touncrat.J:
aheno, 10. 9!pril; rNtaoamc Butter
flp" SamstaanadTlittag uno oslion'
Somstaaahcno, -. slprii.
%orbeltcllllngen lperhcl jCbt cnt5c
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-06

GrGiioent truman erlllftc ooa
slmerifaniid)e Hote arelS tiir5lih
1000 Sonnen Sebeusnittel 'ilr Die
bunaernoen 0elpobner 9tlunnnleNs
sur Geriiisuns 81 ltellen. GicIe .Holle
i'll fir oas &ote areltS feline neae.
Sn pielen europdiid,en SnnSern lul,
re oas Seten lmnoglich, pelm nitht
9ebeusmittcl, alcioun9 nno meoIjl.
niid)e 3ilie Don Ser aucritonl'hen
sIrmee sur &erfiialna gcltcllt lllo
rcm Gipilian HeIief ocs slnerltanl.
id,en Noten GreltScS oertcilt Mir
Sen. Sn allen europdI'dIen StdStcn
noe nas 2eben bel,te 10 ihiricriB III,
boben slrbeiter hes Hpten &reu5cs
sic GertciIuna uno He9ulierung Don
2ieierunsen an sSoilenblricr, NIs
tenbeime uno Gronfcnb0uIcr ilber.
nonllner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-06

reze Won Serade ederlnann wuerdc cin unglablicher
kaut sein zu desen ve reduzieren Presen Aber Pezc
vie diese, Won beuehmten Erfndern bedeutet cine cr
staunhe Gelegenhet Waehlt uren ietzt fuer naecste
Saison. Sic werden bequemchc kredit -Bedingunecn
fnden
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-06

@eroenop Miittcr llno afiitter,
oercn l,ncl,sscsIihene aolt niht &C.
ltattct, ibre Babies s,l udbrcu, cr-
bolten sic @elunobeit mieOer Der
itcllcnoc Soft. cheu'o olc @ub!eS.
Gle slItcn uno Gebrcdlliten, wie
aHN &inoer, pclbe luntcr iabrelan.
Ger llutercrnGbrung leiocl, bcfom.
men 800 Grtra &alorien I'M Sag,
insgciont $500 &olorieu. Sicle
fieinc Grtroratiol, Sic tagIid) III
Srrm cine3 Gicrplut'cpes rNcr tn
Tprn BON ctruas ShmalS oni Srot
rcrabreid)t miro, bilit tllbertulo'en
lino aneniihcn Gotienien i'm aamt'
arecn sic &roufbeiten.
Sn @eIteurcpo Iiibrte oas Role
Greus Gin crginSenoc3 Mfilhernab
r!;ngsprpgrannr Gin. Giclc Shuler
uerubrciden tGaliN am Aforgcn cin
balbes Eint atild).
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-06

Berlin. - Cine critc robe l(eber'
iid,t iiber sic Grgebniiie Ser &oltS'
sdbluna in Brob Berlin iiegt uor.
Sic 3ablcn ipred)en cine ihnucrjlttc
Sprafe:
SIN Sabre 1928 huttc Ncrtia
mebr ais bier WiQioncn CinwOb.
Ter; jett bat c5 nur nod eil lucnlg
nlebr al5 orei .1iiuiOncn 9eDo5ner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-06

gellgenolnlncn BON bcr 9tortbern
Sbio sliipciotiou @or Sificc i'm
Salpteinaana Scr llnion Sanf Of
Commerce, Sit 8. Str. mrs GucliS
olUe., Glepelauo IA, Sfio. Ercile
iino $1.20. $40, $3.50, $3.50
$500 uno $7.2O cinlhlieblidy Stcllcr
ga niht oue Site 81, Hreiicn Niir allc
Opern Su baben iiiro, iollten Slpelte
uuo orittc sll,suabl cillge'hlo1'en
lperNcn III oQc 0eltcllluMcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-06
Donaerstag, ben 6. MGr3 1947

oas bon @rapbit berriibrte, Der iid
nod, I'M Del befano uno einen ito.
renoen Slim bilbete.
0entihe Griinbnna
0entife Sehnifer ltellen IN Bit
tcriele in ocr rllilild)cn Gone Ybos
rpgrupbenplatten aus elmer 8unlts
molie Der, oie iiber tauieno Weal
abgeipielt lperoen fDnlien, nbbne CT"
ne merfhare Mbnlltun0 81 5elgen.
0ieie Glntten ioaen allcl brrhtber
icin.
- Meiien gle BEL Gil.tGufen bar
ms bin, 'oaB Sie Die Mnaetge tn
.BoIsshIott" aeleier h1ben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-03-06

ruIiiibe: 477,34O m1nnIitbe uno
692,714 tpeiblitbe, anlammen t.
t70,O53;
ser omerifaniid)e: Sss,767 mann-
lihe uno 5S6,236 nciblihe, sl,iam-
men 976,0O3.
ser britiibc: 2t4,SS3 miunfihe u.
35S,294 neihlihc, suion,men 600.
127.
ser iron,0Iiibe: 174,465 nlannlis
Gc lmo 244.523 lpeiblihc, 5,lIam.
men 41S,SSS geluolncr.
Sic Stabtbesirfc
Gon Sen suousig @rob @erliner
S:ootbc5irfeu itcbcu ser @cuolfe.
r,ueSjabl uorG, al ser Spite:
HcufGllu nit 273,O56
GrenSlaller @erg 24S,2O1
@eooing 232.S $40
GbarlottenhurJ 2O1 ,O12
&reilSbera 2O4,23'
Srieoribsboin 191 BOO
Reiuicfenoori 1S6,139
Ser @esirf Mtittc Itcht nit 126,'
Oh Gimuobneru m IS. Stelle. Glt
flcinitcn Staotbcsirte iino gScibels
zee luit S2,0i3 uno 3eblenhori nit
T,5l1.
9ei nieier &olfssdbll.ng itellte
lid) berauS, oab etlpa runo II 900
9ebcnsmitteltarten mebr iiir oie
il1noig III Berlin gemcIoete @enolfc'
rl:ug ausgeaetrn puroen. Sie'e Sat.
iohe miro oomit ertlGrt. oab lid, eill
flciner Sell Oer @erliuer 9epoltcs
,ung lpeecn ser ihlpierigen &obn'
nuo 9ebenSperbdltnilie iuenigltcnS
lulbrcno ser tGlteren SobresSelt III
scr peitercu lln.gehuna 9erlins
ouib1lt. TieIc Gerioneu, oic III Ser
lin ibre 9ebeuSmittelfarteu beSicben,
raren am Gage ser 3Gblung nidt
arpeleub, 10 oab lie ollh auI Den
Siiten nicbt 9eiiibrt neroen. Grit
menn aud, sic aui Sen Salsbals
tungsliiten auigefiibrteu prpiiberge-
bcno anipcicnhen Eerloneu icltgc-
itcllt iinN, miro mon iid ein genol'-
cS @ilo pom @epolfcrllngsltonN
6rnB @erlius madden fonnc.
Berlin obne Sunfer
Ser 0l1iierte &pntrcllrat in aer,
I'm bot Die Spren9une Der 9crllner
2ritihubbunfer nerfiigt. Inter Die
Icn @eiebl iallt nub Der Snhbnnfcr
am 300. in Dem MlgcnbIidIid) Die
Scudeuubtcililna oes Nobcrt- aod)'
Grontenbollies uuteracbroht lit.
Sic sbteilung fiir slrbeit oeS
Grob. 9erliner Miogiitrats butt an
seoronet, oob in Der @erlincr Sn.
, puitrie feline entlalirngeu lpegen Der
Stromiperre erfolaen biirfen.
Sn Dem iett ubaelalTercn erItel
Scbr ser @erlincr ShuIipcil!n1
an oic Sdultiuocr lino 80 Milllr-
ncn Eortionen Glen db8egeben lpors
Sen.
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-- llnteritiiten S,e Die in uniere,
;situna an5e; ;senss:::: @eiddftsleu1s
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-13
Friday, June IS, l947
Publishers
Corner


We finger through them looking for
which sends real rather than
a lot Of hot air
One release which pressure
get National Committee This outfit which
supposed direct the national campaigns Of the Democratic party
headquarters Mayfower Hotel Washington, where
others have ride the freight elevator reach
Offices lingo that cast the release in the
basket without opening it.
Gael Sullivan ought
where black
the party officials without being Leading Negro
including Congressman William Dawson certainly
ball when they allow such state of affairs without
protest
print voluntarily places his head in the
pllory for every o pet at"-Robert Brfault
the above quotation subscriber who
complained months letter which she
newspaper a
didn't realize that the Of the critics
that her letter said something.
We print" little Many
they
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Tenth.-Cecil E. Newman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-13
Lewis Says NAACP
Was Not Requested 10
Take Part in Case

AoAN @Nh w S0Sf
Editor:
A news story in the June
Recorder quotes Mr.. Alvin Harmon,
Jr., as being critical Of the NAACP
"for failure to actively support a
fight against what he claims IL n
discriminatory attitude on the part
Of the council" The "hRht" re-
ferred TO II that made by n group
Of residents in the Dale Central
District. who pctitioned the City
Council TO prohibit the Miller
Holmes Gas Station from storing
huge tanks on their premises.
Unfortunately, the St. Paul
Branch Of the NAACP was not
asked to participate in the action
before the Council. Had the
NAACP been requested to act In
the matter. there Is no doubt but
that Il would have done so.
We urge citizens TO bring any
matter involving suspected dis
elimination to the Branch officers
Immediately. The NAACP cannot
take action in such matters UNI
less II receives an official request.
CYRUS l.. LEWIS,
Cyrus l.. Lewis, Secretary,
ST, Paul Branch, NAACP.
June o, l047
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-13

Negro veterans returning from
n war TO preserve American ideals
are UNDERSTANDABLE cynical about
the application Of those ideals at
home. For them, it is the same
old story. Unemployment ran II
per cent higher for Negro vet
Grams than for others last year.
and most available jobs were Of the
usual mental kind. In southern
states where one Of three veterans
Is a Negro, one Of ~ was included
in on-ths- job training and although
their need Is far more acute, only
81 per cent Of new housing was
allotted to Negro families. Fifteen
thousand Negroes who applied
under the CT bill were unable to
and a college which had room for
them: 7OTs Of those who could
enroll are in all-NeGro institu-
tons New York Herald Trib-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-13

Terminal aud other veterans benefits
denied to Negro South frat
nua convention Of the United Negro Veterans the day
who undertake TO claim what due them faced opposition
from refusal Of advice intimidation As
suit than $50 million dollars In terminal
claimed by the Negro bsnsCarsA and thousands
denied the right apply for educational
hta
why these privileges should powerful oppo.
the South They tend
Of the country The
transea many wholly
support their families would
living Of the South The
benefits.
this clear enough entitled
regardless Of residence
opportunity for the South and
make
ST Paul Pioneer Press
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-13
A. NJ. 4. Laymen Warned
or Danger Inherent
In SSTkPOka" Tlaleuat.

So AAhU@N SNA&hS
Editor: May utilize your fine
medium 70 address the African
Methodist Iaymsn7 II doesn't take
much Of 4 prophet 70 foresee that
the 1913 General Conference ses-
sion at Los Angeles Is full Of dyna-
mite. Some Of the fearless 90
fellows who led the fight TO squash
the bishops were using the other
fellows plight TO keep attention
from themselves. Surely their in
sight and aggression were the an.
swsr TO prayer. There's an old
story, THE Lord sent II. but the
devil brought IT,"
One danger intimHtsd Is that the
round trip fare from the Missis-
aippi River 10 Los Angeles 10 about
$7b. That IL just fare. That 10
not all. II friend delegate stops
there he will have to sleep all day
10 keep from eating. and talk all
night TO keep from sleeping TO save
diner and Pullman costs,
And then dear laymen, read the
financial sseretaTy's well.document-
ed report and the financial report
u your conferences. Learn what
small amounts are In the treasures
for General Conference Delegates.
When delegates are In need, they
are vulnerable. In 1923 some dele.
gates, with high sounding names
In their home conferences, we're
fed bread and spareribs while
sitting on the curb near the old
9Th Regiment armory In Chicago.
Their favorite sons reported an.
sweT TO request for funds was,
When God wants me elected
bishop, I'll be elected" II likely
was not Gods time then. The dele
gates were fed at tables by an
other who was elected bishop. That
II the allegation.
One Of the coming great tasks
Of laymsn IL TO see 10 II that there
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-13
ALL AROUND THE TOWN

The situation was the same all
around the Capital. At the Justice
Department where reporters hound
ed officials for statements, Turner
l.. Smith Of the Civil Rights Sec
ton suddenly decided that UNAVA
is fine organization and wished
all colored veterans would join IT,
On Capitol Hill. Representative
William Blackney Of the House
Armed Services pay subcommittee
suddenly discovered that Treasury
Department reports justified
UNAVA's charge that the leave
pay was not being paid and said
he would support a bill extending
the time to file for the leave pay.
To cap it of, and finally prove
that the organization has arrived,
II drafted "a bill for that purpose
and had the pleasure Of seeing its
bill introduced in Congress on the
same day on which it was drawn
up--something that many organi-
nations wait years on end to see
done.
A snappy salute to the United
Negro and Allied Veterans Of
America. Joe. There's a new star
on the eolored veterans horizon.