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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-14
Uniform Benefit
Planned For Band

Members of the Danbury town
ship high school music department,
directed by Carl Whitacre, will
present a concert in the high
school, May %, under sponsorship
of the Muse Mothers.
Proceeds from the banquet will
be used to purchase so new uni
forms for the musicians. A con-
test, with appropriate prizes, is
now underway among students to
boost the ticket sales.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-14
DANBURY

st. Paul's Ladies' Aid society
met in the church parlors, Thurs
day afternoon. Nettie Wohlers,
Joyce Wadsworth, Jr., 10 Bende-
lean and Edna Bauman were host
esses. Rev. Eckhoff conducted the
devotional services and the officers,
Mrs. John Dayton, Pres, and Mrs.
Elmer Won Claim, Sec'y., presided
during the business session. Plans
were made for attendance at the
Women Missionary Federation
meeting which will be held at st.
Marks church in Toledo, May 1S.
Marguerite Bredehoft, Lizzie Fill
linger and Alice Schultz have
been appointed to represent the
society as delegates. Other men,
bers ar planning to attend. The
program was under the direction of
Maud Meter. A delicious luncheon
was enjoyed during the social hour.
For the pleasure of their house
guests, her brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Meek, of Connec-
ticut, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Meek en-
tertained at dinner Saturday eve
ming. Among the guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Kihlken and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cortland Meters, of Oak Har-
Dor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Luchsinger
visited in Cleveland, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bredehoft
spent Monday in Monroe, Michi-
gan.
Mrs. Edward Behrman and
daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Sorensen,
of Catawba Island, drove to Della
ware, Saturday, where they were
weekend guests of Mr., and Mrs.
Art Johnson and daughters. They
attended Mothers Day festivities
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-14
OUR NElGhB0RS j.

Ballard was the youngest mother
present, and Judy, the youngest
daughter.
Mrs. Dorothy Schiewe of Toledo
was a guest of her father, John
Whitney, Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Rofkar attended the
district meeting of All Food Club
advisors and Home Agents, in
Swanton last Thursday. The girls
All club will meet in her home
Saturday afternoon, May %, to ar
range the program for the year,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-18
Nova ustavu CSR Sc stala
zakonem.

Nova 1stava Ceskoslovenska,
kterou president Benes odepfel
podepsati, stala Sc zakonem.
Vlada neoznamila, elm podpi-
sem Sc il dostalo tohoto vyzna-
mu. Ma sc vsak "a to, re ko-
munisticky premier Element
Gottwald podepsal il, kdyz do
savadnf president Benes podal
resignaci Z. cervna.
Nova 1stava byla jednohlas-
ne pTijata parlamentem pred
mesicem. Prohlasuje Ceskoslo-
venskou republiku "a lidove-
demokratickou, v ramci "velke
rodiny slovanskych narodG."
Poole konstituce, sestava par
lament z jedne snemovny O 800
clenech. Tito byli zvoleni po-
moci jednotneho volebniho list
ku pTi volbach dine 80. kvetna.
Vekova nejnizs1 hranice vo-
lieu byla snizena ma Is let. Mel
nizsi hranice veku pro zasta-
vanf veTejneho 1radu jest Fl
let. zeny mali V tom ohledu
rovne pravo S muzi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-18
Americke vojSko zIstane
" Nemecku.

Spojene Staty, Angle a Fran
Gle vydaly spolecne ornament,
die ktereho bylo zapocato S Wy
jednavanim pro zrfzenf vladnf
organisace pro zapadn1 Nemec-
k0.
Tyto mocnosti jsou v dohode
neodvolati z Nemecka sve oku-
pacni vojenske sbory, pokud
nebude zajisten trvaly mir v
Europe. Pc tie budou jeste ko-
many dalsi porady, nez Sc moe
nosti rozhodnou k odvolani
vojska sveho.
Nyni je zjisteno, re v dohode
zminenych mocnosti je tez opa.
trent pro vojenske zrlzen1 V
Nemecku, odzbrojen1, kontrols
prGmyslu V casti zeme nyn1 OBJ
sazene. Tyto zalezitosti budou
nalezite vyjednane a spolecn6
schvalene, nez Dude dano mari
zeni vojsko re sluzby okupac
nj odvolati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-18

z1ti. Prokazali skutkem to, &C
nam prikazuje mas zakon mo-
ralnl, a pTi tom to nebyl cir
sektarsky. Byli to diva protes-
tamil, katolfk a lid, kdoz sc po-
d1leli ma tonic jedinecnem pro-
jew hrdinstvf. Nikdo nem1ze
dodati neco, co by povzneslo
jejich Gin"
"A to je asi vse. Dali vse, co
NELL, ably nekdo jiny mohl ziti-
Doufam, Re tim vsichni zfska-
tie. Nejkrasnejsf kazani kdy
pronesene je prave zde, ma
techto znamkach."
O jine pamatniky ctyr kura-
til Sc jiz jedna, nebo Sc jiz u
skutecnuj1. Ma pozemku new
yorske nemocnice Bronx Vete-
rams Hospital vyr1sta nova bu-
dova a bazen, ktery ma slouzi-
tt hydro-therapii pro zmrzace-
ne vyslouzilce. zenske oddele-
nj OrganlSace Jewish War Ve-
terans' zahajilo akci pro jiny
pamatnik, a kongresu byla
predlozena osnova, navrhujlcl
zflzen1 pamatn1ku ctyrem ku-
ratum v hlavnim meste zeme.
V pfltomnostl vsak jiz Milo
ny dopisG S drobnym paplro-
wynn obdelnikem uct1vaj1c1m
pamatku ctyr kurat1, rozbeh-
nou Sc pc Americe a pc ostat-
MIN svete, ably tam hlasaly bra
trskou lasku a obetavost, zpe-
cetenou zivoty ctyr sluzebn1k6
bozich.
Common Council for American
Unity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-18
Pro Prazske deti.

Letos vysle mesto Praha ma
zotavenou ma venkove 31,74O
detf a polovine z mich zaplatl
naklady prazdninoveho pobytu
dstTedni mestska pece o mia
dez. V roce 1888 poslalo mes
to ma svGj naklad ma venkov
jen 1900 det1.
Praha jedna Sc zemskym ma
rodnim vyborem O mlsto pro
detske hTfste We Stromovce, jez
.je majetkem zeme. Hr1ste W.
buduj1 obcane dobrovolnou pra
CT, tax jake tomu bylo pri stav-
be hT1ste Pod Kotlafkou v Ko-
sfrich, ktere je jiz hotove a k
nemuz obec prispela jen tro-
chou materialu. V Holesovi-
cfch Dude vybudovan dun lido
veho zdravf a budou v mem u
m1steny take detske jesle a to
uz cd 1. zar1. =
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-18
Nejstarsi cesky benediktin
zemrel.

Praha. = Staroslavny bene-
diktinsky klaster v Praze v
BTevnove ztratil sveho nejstar-
s1ho elena. Vsemoheucf BGh
povolal ma vecnost arcibiskup-
skeho notaTe a konsistornlho
radu P. Leo Josefa Mojzfse.
Bylo mt JIG IS let. PGsobil
ma mnoha benediktinskych ia
rach, naposledy pax jake SPRAY
&c poutn1ho kostelfka ma Bile
Hofe u Prahy. Byl bezmala 60
let knezem. Pochazel z kras-
neho kraje Bozeny Nemcove, z
Ceske Skalice. Studoval ma
gymnasiu v Broumove a ma
kneze byl vysv6cen 1899 v
Brevnove.
PohTeb "a velike 1castf kne-
II a veTlclch sc konal ma hTbi-
TOW u svate- Markety Brew
move.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-18
Pfedbszne ornament zabav.

" sobotu a nedeli, 10. a
20. cervna 1913 Zupn1 Zavody
a Academic v Belcamp, Md.
" nedeli, 20. cervna Kat.
Sokol poTada Vylet v mistnos-
tech Slovenskeho Narodnfho
Domu, 6526 Holabird Ave.
" nedeli, 27. cervna "Vy-
LETT ma HolzknechtGv Sor pora-
da Observation-Disclosures CT.
vic Association.
" nedeli, 27. cervna pora.
da Celodennf Vychazku k Va.
Sfck1m Del. Podp. Spolek "Po.
krok". Zacatek v 10 bod. dop
V nedeli, 10. cervenct
Vylet ma Cvach1v Sor porad;
I. Cesky Dem. Klubu z. wardy
V nedeli, 18. cervenct
Vylet do Annapolis porad;
Americko-Cesk UstTedf Wash
ington, D. c..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-18
Pro navstevniky stare vlasti.

New York (CTK) = Anne
rict1 krajane, kterf podnikaj1
nyn1 zajezdy do stare vlasti, j.
ste s povdekem uvitajf tuto
zpravu, oznamenou newyor-
skou filialkou Zivnostenske ban
ky v Praze, re Narodnf banka
ceskoslovenska vydala cestovnl
seky travellers Checks) v ce-
skoslovenskych korunach, KITE
re skytaj1 cetsujfcfm mnohe W.
hody. Newyorska filialka xiv
nostenske banky byla povere-
ma prodejem techto sek1 We
|Spojenych Statech. Zajemci
O cestu do Ceskoslovenska sc
upozornuj1, re seky budou pro-
davat tez ~cestovn1 kancelaTe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-18
Filatelie.

Velka Britanie vydala dive
kanalove znamky, hodnoty | d
a 2 a pull d. mely byti vydany
10. kvetna. Dalsi move vydanl
Dude u pr1lezitosti Olympic
skych her Ike konci cervence,
sestavaj1cf z hodnot 2 a p1l d..
3 d, 6 d a l sh.
Znamky mali byti dvojit@
velikosti a podobne v barve ia
ko hodnoty Id a "a ph d.
Tisk byl proveden p%rocesen
fotogravury firmou Harrison &
|Sons, Ltd. ma zvlastnim pap1rl
lopatrenym Messrs Portals Joh1
Allen and Sons, Ltd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-18
|Zpravy Ceskoslovenske
Tiskove Kancelare
v New Yorku.
Now csl. ~vyslanci.

Praha (CTK) - Novym csl
vyslancem v Moskve byl jmeno.
vna Bohumil Lastovicka, dosud
generaln1 Teditel Csl. rozhlasu
Pro Bern We Svycarsku byl jme-
novan DR.. Jarom1r Lang, jehoz
manzelkou jest'Herberta, vnuc-
ka presidenta Osvoboditele T.
t. Masaryka.
Frantisek P1sek, byv. redak-
tor "Lidovych novin" a pc dru-
he svetove valce pTedseda ZEN
skeho narodn1ho vyboru v Br-
ne, stall Sc velvyslancem We
Varsave.
Jif1 Taufer, znamy narodo-
hospodaf, byl jmenovan velvy-
slancem v Belehrade.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-18
Velka vyprava ma Vsesokolsky
slet,

New York (CTK) = We ctvr-
tex, 10. cervna vyplula dalsl
velka vyprava krajanG z New
Yorku, Chicago a Clevelandu
ma XI. vsesokolsky slet. w
prava eta ma $50 osob.
Vyprava, ktera jede ma lodi
Queen Mary" jest ocekavana
v Cherbourgu zastupci Cedoku,
csl. c~estovni kancelaTe. V Pra-
re jsou jiz cineny rozsahle pr1-
pravy k uv1tani americkych
krajanG, prijfzdejfc1ch ma XI.
vsesokolsky slet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-18
DR.. Chmela do Argentiny.

New York (CTK) " tech
to dnech Sc ma kratko zastavil
v New Yorku DIR. Leopold
Chmela, g~eneralnf reditel Ma
rodn1 banky ceskoslovenske,
ktery letel s nekolika dals1mi
znalci do Argentiny. Zdrzi sc
v Argentine asi 3 nedele a pro-
jedna tam moznosti obchodn1ch
stykG S CSR.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-18
Reka Columbia 81 razi move
koryto.

Portland, Ore. - Rozvodne-
ma reka Columbia 81 raz1 move
koryto pres oblast severniho
Portlandu v sfri sesti mil.
Soudl Sc, re skody dosahnou
vyse sto milionG dolarG. V ceste
draveho proudu jsou aluminio-
w podnik, majfcf cenu $4,000,
900, Portlandske letiste, stojfci
Sc, 900, 900, ctyri golfova hTfste
a sta residence a bohatych NILE
kaTskych farem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-18
Locomotive beg topice.

Plzen (CTK) = Lokomotiv-
ka zdejsich skodovych zavod6
vyrobila pro ceskoslovenske
statni drahy prvni lokomotivu
Sc samocinnym pTikladanfm u
hi. To znamena, re tato loko-
motiva prakticky nepotTebuje
topicovy obsluhy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-18
Uspech Severoceskych vystav-
Mich trhHI.

Liberec (CTK) - V techto
dnech skoncil III. rocnlk Severe
ceskych vystavn1ch trhG pora-
danych v Liberci. Bylo zde u
zavTeno "a $50 milion1 Kcs OBJ
jednavek pro csl. vnitfnf i "a
hranicni trh. Jen z Indie bylo
o~bjednano 800 tkalcovskych
stavG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-18
Hospodarske dohody cSR Sc
sousednimi staty.

Praha (CTK) = Jednan1 Q
dlouhodobou hospodarskou do
hodu S Madarskem bylo prene-
seno z Prahy, kde Sc melo p1-
vodne konati, do Budapest,
Take S Rakouskem Dude v tyto
dny zahajeno obchodnf jedna-
nj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-18
Kradez svicnI v domu sv. Vita.

Praha. = Dne %. kvetna
1913 byly odcizeny v domu sv.
Vita v Praze diva velike postri-
bTene barokov6 svicny. Bylo
ziisteno, re svfcny odcizil "a
let5 strojnf zamecnfk Vladislav
Kopacka, t. {. bez bytu a "a
mestnanf. Kopacka prodal svfc-
nv prostrednictvim jist6ho Jo-
sefa Mrazka "a 10000 Kcs.
Mrazek byl zatcen a svicny "a
baveny. Pc Kopackovi Sc pa
ira.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-18

NYNf = kdy SetTen1 Palivem
jest tax dIlezite
NYNf = kdy Ceny Paliva stou-
pail
NYNf = kdy Vysoke Dane a
Zivotn1 PotTeby cinf Uspory
velmi dGlezitymi
NYNf = kdy mGzete op6t spla-
ceti pc SO meslcG.
Pro podrobnosti a KNfzKU
ZDARMA piste neb telefonujte
jeSt6 dnes.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-06-18
NejposIednejsi Sociology OAR
kove Balicky do c. S. r.

c. 81
5 Id. Praskov6ho Mleka
A lb. Bile Rye $3.50
{. 100
200 Lucky Strike Cigaret
2 ID. 3 OF. kavy
2 Id. 3 OF. rye
2 Id. 8 OF. margarine $3.50
{. 10
6 Id. 9 OF. Bile Mouky
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $500
&. Ill
6 Id. 9 OF: Bile Rye
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $3.50
20 ID. Bile Rye SIPS
Obiednavky pTij1ma balti-
morsky zastupce Ant. Cihlar,
V 1Tadovne "Telegrafu' nebo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
The COP Convention

The Republican National Convention last week
adopted platform containing concise and constructive
statement on civil rights which leaves room for msun
erstanding Ii the Democrats do less their campaign
cept in a few states will be handicapped from the start
The Republican plank condemns lynching and other
forms of mob violence in the strongest terms and calls for
legislation end il calls for equality OF opportunity
for Federal legislation necessary to maintain II Ia
abolition OF the poll tax as requirement lot Young
and il oppose the idea of racial segregation in the armed
forces Of the United States.
The real measure OF any platform is the extent to
which the pledges are redeemed The Republican party
has gained political advantage and the cause OF social
justice advanced by the honest man
which has met the civil rights issue Now the pro-
misses must be fulfilled
In addition committing the Republican party to the
of social justice the delegates nominated two candi-
dates for high public Office the President and the Vice
President of the United States.
This country needs for its guidance through the un.
familiar and now unseen pers To safely through
will call for daring and all times for inspiration.
In Thomas F. Dewey Of New York the Republican
party has selected who IN the judgment OF major
ity of the delegates the specifications He
understands the problems OF government the country is
trying TO solve He has proved himself capable admins
traitor exactng post He has flair for surrounding
himself with skilled advisors and for vaung their counsel
its true worth On matters affecting the Negro minority
he has established record of fair play His support Of
Fair Employment Practice legislation and his numerous
appointments Of qualified Negroes top positions ncud
ing judgeships qualities him TO be the leader of such
great nation the United States.
In addition his stand on the issue he has
the admiration the of New York by his sound
management Of ts business Given Congress of his
party beliefs ne would be able TO work in harmony with
without bossUg it. if elected.
Then such important matters Of Civil Rights racial
segregation the armed forces FEPC and abolition of the
poll would receive the full support Of both branches Of
and something could be done bring about
laws correcting these evils
The record of Governor Warren of California i'm
presses great deal and confident that his liber-
al background and thinking will add much to making De-
nocrscv work.
The Republican party has selected two men Of cour-
age and strength. They will bring harmony ranks
New life and spirit and broad platform have given
10 America party worthy Of leadership during the great
national crisis 10 face.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
We Hope It's The Last

We hope that Joe Louis is not persuaded TO fight,
"just more time Joe publicly announced that he
going quit fighting the other night over the air TO
several million people.
He has redeemed himself for whatever doubts were
raised al the previous Wacott fight However certain
individuals want him to fight again here in Detroit pos
sbly
Joe shouldSt have to fight anymore He has defend
ed his title % times He has remained champion eleven
straight his the best and outstanding and
unusual record that any boxer has put forth who has
achieved the title Of heavyweight champion Of the world
Joe has met all corners and given asprants
there remains guy that Joe can't beat Father
Time. No matter how good you are that is one guy who
Will eventually catch UP with you and beat you
Joe is only human after all He is invincibe (al-
though he darn seemed 10 be-
To retire now, while he is still respected in good
form and undefeated is the best thing
We hope he will not let greedy interests always on
the lookout for ways to make more money change his
mind and try TO squeeze Just fight out of him
One more can always lead to one more II would
then only be matter of time before some youngster
would eventually come along and batter him down A
champ who has glorious record Joe Louis is en-
titled to spend the rest of his life peace and dignity His
fans would hate to him become tired broken old
man, has-been. and object of pity. That is exactly
what he would become if he let them talk him into fight
Ing again, and again
We have faith in Joe, though He said he was hang
ing up his gloves and believe that he is hanging up his
gloves Never TO talk much he usually means what
he when he does say something This time we hone
he meant IT,
Long live heavyweight champion Joe Louis Nav he
be remembered the best in the game and never 90
down in defeat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03

ailment causes violent cough
ing and many rales or noises
in the chest which produces a
sound like music box. I'M
der proper care and attention.
the attack lasts only a few
hours 10 few days, but
without attention, il might
prove fatal. Therefore, II is
quite necessary if one is sus-
ceptible, and wishes 10 escape
these most alarming attacks,
TO first watch themselves and
see what they are allergic TO
and avoid the conditions
which causes il. When the at
tack comes on, get your doc
tor Immediately and you will
have a fuller life OF health
and happiness.
PART II
There are many other causes
which provokes asthma or
difficult breathing. These con-
ditions are, however. due TO
organic changes of organs in
the other part of the body.
This asthmatic condition is a
secondary condition and will
last until the primary con-
dition has been corrected. The
most preva lent condition
which causes difficult breath
ing is heart and kidney
trouble.
This condition usually aris-
es or occurs when the above
named diseases have not been
corrected and the patient is
almost 10 his journeys end.
But be that as II may. even
in this condition, there are in
many cases. changes for q
patient to prolong his or her
life, II they will consult their
physician or city physician
and get adequate attention.
There are other types of diff
ficult respiration and the most
common among these is the
Thyme, that is Spasmodic
closing Of the larynx in chill
dren. due 10 the irritation OF
the Thymus Gland.
Although this condition is
not negligent, il might become
d forerunner 10 some other
disease which is more deadly.
Please follow the advice of
your humble writer and | am
sure that if enough people
read II, someone will be
blessed with Health and Hap
pinesS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03

away. Pretty hard to do. isn't IL?
When your kid brother is
called up for the draft. you
are going to be toward him
Just like the vets OF World
War l were toward you when
you first put on your uni
form back there In 1910 and
Al: you're going to want TO
tell him how to soldier. how
10 wear his uniform, how 10
drill a platoon, and how TO
get along with the first SER
geant.
In other words. you will
be a pest TO him just as the
old boys were to you. but
what the hell. old soldiers
have been Fostering recruits
since Hannibal crossed the
Alps, so 60 ahead and have
your fun. But first let's take
look at what your kid is
going into.
II he is 10 and not past 25
he has 10 register. He won't
be called up while he is 10
but when he hits 10 he is
subject to call. When he is
called, il will be for a period
Of twenty-one months and
during that time he will be
kicked around and toughened
up just like you were. II all
is quiet on the Western front.
he will be turned loose at the
end OF twenty-one months and
sent home with an honorable
discharge. If the skies are
cloudy over there at the end
Of the twenty-one months
you may be called on 10
join him. Remember that one
year that you went off to
do?)
II he is made of the same
salt that you were made of.
he may want TO volunteer
just like you did (Sucker). II
so, the new law provides for
guys like him. Men otherwise
qualified may volunteer for
the twenty-one months period
without waiting TO be drafted.
A lot OF guys will want TO
get II over with"
The new draft law will also
make II possible for $4,000
IL year olds to volunteer for
one years training and es-
cape being drafted for the
twenty-one month period In
order 20 do this your kid
brother must immediately
Join one Of the reserve groups
when he completes the one
years training. II he is plan
ming TO take this way out.
you had better tell him 10 act
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03

name Letters OF New York
University"
The full citation reads.
"Betsey Barton, whose literary
talents built upon a felicltous
patrimony have won Ter ne
culiar distinction, is = native
New Yorker. Her formal edu-
cation at the Brearley School
was tragically interrupted AZ
the age Of sixteen by para
lying injuries, when the
science Of rehabilitation still
fingered in its infancy. Three
years later, with devasting
irony, her condition was criti-
cally aggravated by a second
traumatic casualty. But in
l94l, to employ the title of
her latest literary achieve
ment, she began THE Long
Walk" from which al length
she emerged with an infec-
tious faith in the will power
to surmount such misfortune
and with a zest Of useful liv.
ing that defies suppression.
Restored through training
and determination 10 self.
reliance, the first of her sex
so afflicted 90 achieve that
thrilling victory. her sensitive
publications, wide personal
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thousands OF others Similarly
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name letter."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03

nation of people" becomes paramount.
II is only pity that takes major catastrophe Tor
people to reach understanding One OF the rea-
lack of knowledge about each other That one
of the evils of segregation Those who force segregation
know this When groups of people are kept isolated from
another they do not get to know one another ana
prejudice and dstrustfuness result.
When il is possible for all people to work together,
they know each other better and judge each other as hu
members of different and find that they not so
different after ALL
Which leads to the conclusion that the advocates OF
segregation who pretend they trying TO avoid trouble
between the actually against better relation
ships In fact they afraid that the do get to-
Of race prejudice IT,
II you would prevent trouble between races. don't
separate them, let Them learn to know each other