davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1949-07-21

child up to age 21 for his parent
are not included under Social Sc
eurity.
Q. What is old-Age and Sur
yivors Insurance?
A. 1t is a Government insur-
ance program to provide a month
ly income for workers and their
families when the worker retires
at 65 or later and for his family
when he dies.
Q. Can a person who is entitled
to Social Security Old-Age and
Survivors Insurance benefits re-
ceive benefits while residing out
side of the United States?
A. Yes.
Q. am a widow receiving
monthly insurance payments for
myself and my two children. If I
Smyrna times., 1949-07-21
Social Security Queries Answered

Social Security Queries Answered
Questions relating to Federal
Old-Age and Survivors Insurance
will be answered in this paper or
by mail. Address all quries to So
cial Security Administration, Old
Customs House Building, 9Th and
King Streets, Wilmington, Della
ware.
Q. 1 am 65 and have stopped
working. However, I am too i'll to
leave my home to file an applica-
tion for old-age insurance benefits.
Must I appear at the social secur-
ity office in person?
A. If you are too i'll to call at
the Office, you can either write or
telephone for an application blank.
If you need help in completing the
application, the social security of
fee will send a representative to
your home to assist you. There is
no charge for this service. Do not
delay, as you may lose some
monthly benefits.
Q. Will working for my son en-
title me to benefits under Old-Age
and Survivors Insurance
A. No, the law does not cover
certain family employment. Ser
vices performed for a son, daugh-
ter, or spouse, and service of a
Smyrna times., 1949-07-21
COMEDY TO BE
AT ROBIN HOOD
Famous American Com e d y
son Borrowed Time" At
Arden This Week
IVAN SIMPSON TO STAR

The famous American comedy,
"On Borrowed Time, is the at
traction at the Robin Hood Thea
tire in Arden, Delaware this week,
with performances continuing thru
Saturday evening.
The leading role of Cramps is be-
ing played by the distinguished
character, Ivan Simpson, who is
making one of his rare summer
theatre appearances at the Robin
Hood this year. He was also seen
at the Arden playhouse last sum-
mer in But Not Goodbye" and
"John Loves Mary. Mr.. Simpson
was born in England and made his
first professional appearance in
'"The Run of Luck" in a theatre
outside London. Shortly after
ward he Joined Beerbolm Trees
repertory company at His Majes-
ty's Theatre, London, where he
appeared in 'fThe Darling of the
Gods" and Resurrection" among
many others. Mr.. Simpson came
to America in 1905 and became a
member of E. S. Wizards COM
pany. For three years he played
with that group in both New York
and on tour in such plays as ]. M
Barrie's ''The Professors Love
Story, 1.-THE Middleman", Colon
ell Newcombep and David Gar
rick" He subsequently joined
Daniel Frohman's famous company
at the Empire Theatre appearing
with John Drew in "The Single
Man" and in many other plays.
At the outbreak of the first
World War, Mr.. Simpson volun-
teered with the Canadian Army
and spent nearly four years over
seas. Upon his discharge he join
ed the cast of ''The Green God
dess', starring the late George Ar
liss, playing it in New York anG
London and on the road for four
years. Mr.. Simpson was also seen
in both the silent and talking ver-
sions of THE Green Goddess" He
also played with Mr.. Arliss in John
Galsworthy's "Old English" both
on the stage and in the movies.
After appearing in these two
films, Mr.. Simpson settled in Hol-
lywood for nine years where he ap-
peared in numerous films, notably
s'The House of Rothchild", 'Mu-
tiny on the Bounty" and MARY of
Scotland" During this time he also
coached many film players, includ-
ing Mary Pickford, Loretta Young
and Joan Blondell
He returned to the stage for a
three years run in New York and
on tour in 1.-THE Male Animal" Fol
lowing that he was with Katharine
Cornell in "The Barretts of VIM
pole Street" and Anthony and |
Cleopatra" He appeared last sea-
son in the Theatre Guild production
of Make Way For Lucia" which
began its pre-Broadway tour at
the Wilmington Playhouse.
The other leading roles in con
Borrowed Time will be played by
Peter Moss, who was in Life with
Mother" this past season in New
York, and Robert Mcbride, a men,
ber of the regular Robin Hood act
ing company. Others in the cast
are Laura Mcclure, Maxine Rys-
from, Martin Brooks, Ray Mulder-
ic, Gayne Sullivan, Lorraine Brown
ing, David Stark, and William
Whedbee.
"On Borrowed Time" was writ |
ten by Paul Osborne, author of
1.-THE Vinegar Tree, one of the
Robin Hoods greatest hitsA last
summer.
Curtain time at the Robin Hood |
is $3.50 and the phone number for
reservations is Holly Oak 66S6.
Smyrna times., 1949-07-21

have or how long you work for
any employer, you should always
use the same number. If you lose
your number, apply for a duplicate
Smyrna times., 1949-07-21
De Gaulle's Birthplace

Charles De Gaulle, famous
French leader and soldier, was
born in Lille, France, on the 22nd
day of November, 1890.
Smyrna times., 1949-07-21
A Large shipping Center

The city of Phoenix, Arizona, is
a large trade and shipping center
and is. also, one of the states lead
ing resort centers.
Smyrna times., 1949-07-21

of that number and never for a
new one.
Smyrna times., 1949-07-21

The first watch used was called
a portable clock"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-14
Recti povstalci presunuji sve
silly do Bulharska.

Albany. = Guerilova vlada,
ovladana komunisty, jak Sc
pravi, pfesunuje sve vojenske
silly z Albanie do Bulharska -
re zapadnfho ma vychodnf box
Jugoslavie.
Re spolehliveho pramene Sc
oznamuje, Re hlavnf stan pow
stalcu byl jiz prelozen do ko-
munistickeho Bulharska z ko-
munisticke Albanie.
Z Jineho pramene Sc ozna-
mule, re 5000 povstaleskych
voJak6 bylo poslano DO lodfch
z Albanie do Bulharska.
Zkusenf pozorovatele pravi,
re fect1 povstalci, kterym stoji
w cele Demertius Partsalides,
byvaly generalni sekretar EAM
snad pouzijf Bulharska "a "a
kladnu V Rampant Kominformy
vedene Ruskem prot Jugo-
slavii.
Athenske casopisy dnes uni
nily Sc o pokroku snah recke
vlady, dostati zpet reck6 deti
cd komunistickych narodd, KITE
re tam byly predany povstalci.
Rect1 1rednici V Praze pravf,
re dosud vyjednavajf s cesko-
lslovenskou a jugoslavskou VIA
dou o tonic problemu. Jisty
eesky 1fednfk poznamenal: gu
vedomujeme 81, re tyto deti jed
nou must byt poslany domG, a.
lie nev1me kdy."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-14
Hrozf stavka 900 v hliniko-
vem prumyslu.

Pittsburgh. = Narodnf hos
podafstv1 je ohrozeno dalsi
stavkou, kdyz 10000 delnik6
velkeho prGmysolveho podniku
Aluminium Co. of America wy
rozumelo podnik, re stavka bu-
de zahajena V podnicich teto
firmy V 8 statech dine II. f1jna,
kdyz podnik neuzavTe do teto
dolby uspokojivou pracovni
smlouvu. Delnfci tohoto pod
niku patti rovn6z k uni spoje-
nych ocelarenskych delnik1,
ktefi jsou nyni ma stavce.
Tato firma, oznacovana AL
Goa, vyrabf asi jednu polovinu
hlin1ku We Spojenych Statech
Unie prohlasila, re ie ochotna
vyjednavat az do dine, ma KITE
ry je stavka urcena, domaha sc
platovych pr1davku a ~pensijni-
no a pojistovac1ho planu, fl
nancovaneho spolecnost1.
V ocelove stavce samotne
dnes zadna strana neucinila ne
iaky pokus k navazanf jednanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-14
Ruska vlada prirovnana k zlo.
cinnym gangEm.

Philadelphia, Pa. = Valka S
Ruskem je nevyhnutelna, jestli-
re nenajdou Sc move prostred-
ky, jak jednati Sc sovety, pro
hlasil brigadn1 general Frank
R. Howley.
Byvaly vojensky guverner a.
merickeho okupacnfho pasma
V Nemecku Tekl We sve reci v
zdejSfm klubu Poor Richard:
Merck bych, re je docela
nevyhnutelna, protoze myslim,
re mic nenf naprosto nevyhnu-
telne."
"Rusko je gangsterskym ma
rodem, ktery lie pfirovnati k
Murder, Inc, a gangu Ell Ca
pone. Ma nyn1 novou atomo-
YOU bombu a nebude sc nijak
rozpakovati, ably j pouzilo."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-14

bezence, u taborove policie ne
BIO We vyboru. PAX 81 sepise
jmena obyvatel tabora, vypta
Sc ma mfsta, kudy uprchl1ci pre-
chazejf hranice a jak Sc Jim
pTechod podaTi, zjistf, S kym v
Ceskoslovensku jsou exulanti
dosud We spojenf a snazf Sc We
|jiti We styk s prednfmi exulan-
ty. Rovnez ma sc stykat s hlouc-
ky radikald v taborech, ma pr.
Sc slovenskymi separatisty, Sc
Istoupenci generala Prchaly, atd.
a povzbuzovat je cinnost, pod
porovat kazdy projev nespoko-
ienosti sc zarfzenfm a organi-
sacf tabora. Re zvlastnf agen-
t6v 1spech Sc poklada, kdyz
primeje nektereho exulanta, a.
by Sc vratil dom1. Takovf ma
vratilci jsou pax donna vysly-
cham a jejich 1dajd, zpravidla
zkreslenych, je propagacne wy
uzfvano prot zapadnfm moe
nostem.
Zatcenim velkeho poctu ko-
munistickych agentG byly take
odhaleny prfciny cetnych zlo-
cin1 a rozmfsek v taborech
Tyto udalosti mely byt jaksi Il.
vodem k dosazenf "vyssich" CT.
LII. J. Martin
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-14
Tito prohlasil, re Jugoslavska
armada je k boji pfipravena.

Belehrad. - Pr ukoncenf jul
goslavskych velkych manevrG
Sc marsal Tito z1castnil obedu,
pofadanem pro 600 ddstojnfk1,
pfi cemz prohlasil, re jugos1av-
ska armada je pfipravena haiti
zem do poslednfho dechu bez
ohledu ma to, kdy prfpadny L.
|tok nepfatel pride. )
Tito dale prohlasil, re posled-
nj manevry byly konany "a mi
mofadnych okolnostf, kdy Sc CT
ri mocnosti snazf Jugoslavii "a
|strasit, avsak man6vry nebyly
nicmene vyrazem nejakeho stra
|chu z dtoku a byly konany pro-
ste proto, re kazda armada mu-
Isl zlskati sve pfipravenosti k
boji pr cvicenfch.
0 postoji Jugoslavie pfi "a
sedan1 Spojenych narod1 Tito
fekl, re Jugoslavie Dude ma stra-
ne Ruska tam, kde ie v pravu,
avsak kdyz Rusove budou po-
die nazoru jugoslavskych "a
stupcG V nepravu, tax sc nebu-
dou Jihoslovane bat to T1c a bu-
dou v techto prfpadech hlaso-
vat prot Rusku.
Co Sc tyce soudu S Rajkem
a spolecn1ky, konanem pred ne.
davnem V Macarsku Tito Tekl
re soud ten byl konan v Ma.
darsku prave proto, re kazdJ
vi jak neoblfbeni jsou Rusovt
prave v Madarsku a madar
skemu lidu melo byt pomocf o
noho soudu namluveno, re je
ohrozena jeho samostatnost.
Rajk nebyl nikdy pfftelen
Jugoslavie a zadneho spiknut
Sc nedopustil, avsak byl vybral
jako vinn1k proto, re nepatfi
pGvodn6 k tenn, kterf Sc podro
bui1 beze slova kritiky. Diva
KRAFT byl Rajk povolan do Mos
kvy, kde me- ucinit pokan1, a
vSak nejaka nevhodna slova
Moskve jej ash odsoudila ]
smrti.
Tito uvedl, re on sam new
lake to mali Rusove methody
aby pfinutili lidi k tomu, f1ka
ma .sebe pred soudem ty nejne
moznejsl veci, avsak nejak
Ctraslive prostredky k tomut
-ncelu must Rusove nit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-14
Csl. rybari psstuji magnet
horskych rex.

V rekach ma Morave Sc dTi-
We hojne vyskytoval zvlastnf
druh drave ryby, zvane hlavat-
ka, jez byla jakymsi magnetem
pro vsechny rybafe, kteff Wy
sedavajf anebo obchazej1 S pru-
tenn V ruce pTi moravskych hor-
skych r1ckach, prGhlednych ia
ko kristal. Ones jiz hlavatka
.temeT vymizela; proto Spolek
chovatelG pstruhovych ryb v O.
lomouci ma Morave 81 opatril
plddky t6chto ryb, ~pestuje je We
zvlastn1ch chovnych rybn1clch,
a pax budou hlavatky vpuste-
ny do volne Teky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-14
Up o NJ t N K A .

S zalem prihlizime ku dni
Is. Tijna neb tomu Dude 10 ro-
XII co navzdy Sc rozloucil s
Mani mas milacek
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-14
MA
COMMUNITY CHEST
FUND
Cecho-americane Sc konecne
dockaIi.

Cecho-americane Sc konecne
dockali.
LudWigsburg. - Teprve v
posledn1ch tfech mesfcich lie
hovofiti o uskutecn6ni emigra-
ce csl. uprchlfk1 do USA. Do
dneSniho dine odejelo do move
no domova a "a praci 432 csl.
uprchllkG, vcetne rodinych pT1-
slusnlku. Dals1ch 46 pTfpadd
je v konecnych faz1ch Tfzeni a
jejich odjezd nenf tax vzdale-
ny.
Krajan6 Cechoamericane, KITE
RI umoznili nasim uprchlikdm
emigraci do USA, poskytnutfm
zaruk zamestnanf a bydlenf,
byly jiz opravnene netrpelivi a
zacali pochybovati, IDA sc
svych sverencd a pracovnik11
vGbec kdy dockaji. Konecne
sc dockali.
Necht tato radostna skutec-
most primeje j ostatni krajany v
USA k poskytovanf potTebnych
zaruk pro Tadu dals1ch uprch-
lfk6, kteFf touzf pc zamestnanf
q zivotu We svobodne a demo-.
kraticke Americe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-14
AlOiS POkOrny

a nyn1 spankem v6cnym drfma
ma Narodn1m HTbitove. S poci-
ty meme lasky a vdecnosti pTi-
stupuJeme ku hrobu Tvemu, CO
dGkaz, re stale ma Tebe vzpo-
mlname, drahy obraz Tv1j u
stavicne v srdc1ch svych chova-
me a pamatce I've 1techu hle-
dame. Spi klidne a bud ujis-
ten, re We v~zpomlnkach nasich
ziti budes ma vzdycky.
Venujf I've pamatce:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-14
President Truman podepsal
Zakon O pomocnych fondech.

Washington, D. C. - Presi-
dent Truman podepsal zakon,
kterymz byla uvolnena castka
S5,8O9,990,000 k financovani
pomocnych akcf. Hlavni cast
techto appropriate k financova-
nj Marshallova planu do 80.
cervna roku 1850, dalsi castky
isou urceny pro Recko a Turec-
ko a pro okupacn1 spravy v Ne
mecku a Japonsku.
Soucasne podepsal president
Truman take kongresem schva-
leny zakon, kterymz byla povo-
lena castka 1914, 100000 k
poskytnutf zbrojnf pomoci spra
telenym narodHm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-14
Revolta v Chile pfedvidana.

Washington, D. c. - Pred
pov1da Sc, re v Chile vypukne
obcanska valka. Ceny zivotnfch
potTeb Sc zdvojnasobily cd zvo-
leni Gabriela Gonzaleze Vida
ly "a presidenta pred trent le-
ty. Chile je We sparech krise
.iiz pet let. Obcane Tfkajf, re
iejich vlast je skoro 1plne Wy
cerpana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-14

huu WlRSUurg. " TO VZOru
SSSR byl v komunistickem &C.
skoslovensku vyhlasen Den
hornikG". Ma slavnostni sch1-
ri v historickem Vladislavskem
sale prazskeho Hradu, bylo wy
znamenano AZ horn1k6 odzna-
KEN "PrGkopnfka socialisticke
prace". Hlavnfmi Tecn1ky byli
president" Element Gottwald
a predseda vlady fonda Zapo-
tocky.
Zat1m co AZ vyznamenanych
horn1kG Sc radovalo, tis1ce sc
sevfenymi pestmi naslouchalo
demagogickemu a vyhr1znemu
projevu Zapotockeho, ktery byl
vysflan prazskym rozhlasem.
Krone znamych frasi o tom, re
"Sovetska "vftezna" armada
|SSSR osvobodila Ceskosloven-
sko", re "plan a nadplan tezby
byl splnen ma celych 100 proc"
a re "komuniste chapou demo-
kracii docela jinak'', fekl Zapo-
tocky take mnoho zajlmaveho
0 skutecnem stavu tezby a mo-
ralce ma dolech.
Zapotocky musel priznat, re
isou dolly, ma kterych absence
obnasf jeste 20 a take pres 80
procent. A stejn6 je to S pra-
covnfmi vykony horn1kG. Jsou
dolly, kde vykon nejenze nedo-
sahuje 100 proc. plAnu, ale KITE
re i pod so procent, ba dokonce
len ma 33 procent plnl plan. To
podava nejlepsf ddkaz O tom,
jaky pomer k praci pro komu-
misty hornfci mali. "Proti to-
mu", rfka Zapotocky. use must
bojovat''. Proto Sc vlada take
usnesla zavesti "v6rnostni prf-
davek pro hornlky", coz Sc asi
tax rovna spatne navlecenemu
vnadidlu ma ryby. Tento pr1-
davek jest totiz odstupnovan
tax, re zamestnanec, ktery pl-
nj celorocn1 normu planovanou
pro vyplacen1 progresivniho prf-
platku ma 100 procent ,obdrzi
10 proc. rocn1 hrube mzdy. Ia
mestnanec, ktery splnil normu
ma 10 procent, obdrz1 20 proc.
rocn1 hrube mzdy a mad lis
proc. a WISE Is procent jake
zvlastnf premii. Proti tomu "a
prvn1 neomluvenou smenu sc
lzkratf vernostn1 prfdavek o 1C
proc. jeho celkove vySe, "a dru-
hou celkem o 80 proc. a "a tt.
o 60 proc. Pr neomluvenem
zameskanf ctyr nebo vice sm6r
"vernostnf" pffdavek ~pTestava
byt "vernostnlm" a odpada
Prvnf tyto premie budou vypla,
ceny az O prfstim "Dnu horn1-
XII" v roce 1850.
Nenf nezaj1mave re nejmen-
ST pracovn1 vykon zaznamena-
ly dolly z Kladenskeho uhelne-
no revlru, nebot v soutezi o nej-
vykonejsf dGl Sc neumistil ami
ieden dill a z v~yznamenanych
AZ "prGkopnfkn" (Hornici jim
rfkaji proste "Mrvove prace') /,
jsou pouze ctyri.
tx teto slavnosti Sc z Prahy
|sdeluje, re jakmile nov1 "prI-
kopnfci" opustili komnaty praz-
skeho Hradu, schovavali "vy-
znamenanf" hluboko do kapes
kabatG. Pravdopodbne 81 vzpo-
mneli ma dobu nemecke okupa-
&c Ceskoslovenska, kdy podob-
ma vyznamenanf "a "zvyseny
pracovn1 vykon pro Tret1 R1si"
sc hornik1m rovnez rozdavala
a v roce 1916 Jim byla hrozne
neprfjemna). - dejiny Sc bu-
dou urcite opakovt. -.
PFCI-roma
-O-
DouoI&a HI:1a ~SodvSIS~.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-14
v z P o M N K A

Jiz opet nadesel pro mas ten
smutny den IL. Tfjna neb Dude
tomu 43 rokG CO S Mani sc
rozloucil mas milovany manzel
a Otec
, 1949-12-20
TUESDAY
shall be a holiday.

shall be a holiday.
Because of its importance to
the commerce and industry of
the Islands the matter was re-
ferred tethe District Attorney
by the Acting Governor. The
District Attorney has ruled
that there is nothing in the
holiday law which can be in
terpreted to mean that Tues
day, December 81, 1949, is a
leagal holiday.
, 1949-12-20
at CHRISTIAN JOSEPH

The Cheap for Cash"
Frederiksted
QUALITY SHOES
High and Low for Men, Boys & Children
Standard WORK SHOES for Men
REGULAR & SHOES
for Ladies, Girls and the Tots
Dress Shoes in White & Black Isles up to No. 10Y
DRESS MATERIALS for everybody
ali colors, shades and patterns
QUALITY R1BBoNS.Narro and medium
Ladies and Gents FIandkerchiefs
NYlon Stockings and Ankle4s
Mems Socks. Neckhes. Shorts. Merinos
Serviceable Pajamas & Blankets
Dress Pants and Fancy Sports Shirts
Snow White & Fancy Bzoadclo4h Shirts
Quality Khaki u GGbardine Pants
Army Khaki Gabardine Cloth
Piece Suitings in several colors
Beautiful Table Cloth lby the yard).
Toilet Articles
Mems Hats & Caps, ETC., etc. etc.
, 1949-12-20
ACTING GOV.

of Puerto Rico, and .ex-Gover
nor Lawrence w. Cramer of
the Virgin Islands now Secre
tary-General of the Caribbean
Commission. i
Director James P. Davis Of
the Division of Territories and
Island Possession came with
the members of the Caribbean
Commission as an adviser and
stayed for a week thereafter
to review governmental and
local conditions. Then came
Leslie Biffle, Secretary to the
United States Senate, who
spent a day looking into con-
ditions here. Finally Senator
Butler and Stewart French.
The Acting Governor stated
that he believes that the Vir-
gin. Islands have gained power
full and influential friends by
these contacts during the past
months.
, 1949-12-20
NswERs

l. The letters IF" and IS"
2. The minimum tide that oc-
ours during the first and third
quarters of the moons phases.
5. Almost 300.
A. Heavyweight.
S. Yes.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-24
Mrs. LaMotte
Speaker at
Phyllis Wheatley

On Wednesday, May rs at 8:15
p.m., the girls of the Phyllis
Wheatley dormitory will be hon
ored by one of Dayton's promin-
ent women speakers, Mrs. R. La
Motto. The topic Of her talk is
one of Importance today, ""The
Function Of the UN". There will
be a period of discussion and
questions. The program is spon-
sored by the league Of Women
Voters of Montgomery county.
The public is invited.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-24
FEPC Bill Passed
Illinois House

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May "a. "a
NP)-By a vote Of 81 to 43, the
house of the Illinois general as
sembly passed a fair employment
practices bill last week after d
go hour debate. The four Ne
gro representatives led the fight
for the bill.
The bill will now go to the state
senate where approval is expect
ed. 1t was a must item on Gov.
Adlai Stevenson's platform and
program.
If passed by the senate the bill
will outlaw discrimination in en-
ployment because of race, color,
creed, national origin or ancestry.
Unions as we'll as employers are
included in this bill.
Spearheading the discussion of
bill were Rep. Charles Jenkins (R
Chicago) Rep. Charles Styled Cd.
Chicago), Robert w. Lee (R. Chi
cago), and Rep. Fred J. Smith ID
Chicago).
Smith closed the debate with the
following words:
"We admire your proud Anglo
Saxon race and it's accomplish
ments. All honor to your pro-
gress. May it continue.
"How wonderful, when you say
we should not bring legislation of
this kind. How can we forget
two and one-centuries Of woe and
misery? How can we forget those
many centuries Of crushed man.
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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-24
Elk's Garden
Party Held
Indoors

Because of rain, the Garden
Party scheduled for the lawn of
the Elk's Rest at 31f S. Summit
st. was held indoors. The party
was given by the Elk's Education
Department Of Royal Temple No.
Al, IBPOEW, to honor 1949 high
school graduates and the winners
Of the recent oratorical contest
sponsored by the Elks. The top
guest of honor was Eliza johnson
winner of the %oratorical contest.
Miss johnson, who has a definite
flair for dramatics and who de-
livers her talks with much zest
and personality, was the winner
of a similar contest sponsored by
the Observation Club this winter.
Despite the loss of the spacious
ness of the lawn, the affair was
quite successful. Energetic Mrs.
Sarahward George, director of
the program, made the necessary
adjustment to assure that.
Hostesses were Daughter Rul-
er Jane Settkes and Daughters
Georgia B. Evans, Sarahward
George, Estella Thomas, Deborah
Holland, Minnie Greenwade, Gladly
Shockley, Genevieve A. Douglas,
Viola Jackson and Mary A. New.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-24
By JIMMIE N

Baseball fans are still talking
about Don Newcombe, the first
Negro to hurl a full game in the
National league and to defeat the
Cincinnati Reds in the heat of a
red hot pennant race as they are.
Don ran the string of consecu-
tive wins to 10 over the Reds.
Prior to the game manager Burt
Shotten was in a state of worry
over the fact that Don had. been
complaining of a sore arm. If he
can go like that with a sore arm
we wonder how he will perform
with a good one.
Joey Maxim the Cleveland fancy
Dan, %outpointed Gus Lesnevich
in a fifteen rounder at the Gin
cinnati Gardens last night to be
crowned American light heavy
weight champion. Maxine kept
Gus off balance with his left jabs
throughout the entire bout and
received the unanimous decision of
the judges and referee. Maxim
weighed 174 while Gus hit the
scales at 174%.
Lesnevich told sports writer's
that he was through with the It's
pound division as it was too hard
for him to make the weight. He
is going after the heavy boys now.
BAILEY TO MIAMI
Jim "Boxcar" Bailey, all around
Negro athlete of Hamilton High,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-24
S. c. Negroes Able
To Join Democrats

RICHMOND Va, May "a. CA
NP)-The right of Negroes to
become members of the South
Carolina Democratic party was
upheld here last week in a de-
cision by the U. S. Circuit of APP
peals.
The original case was brought
to court by a Negro voter of Beau
fort county against the chairman
Of the executive committee of the
states Democratic party after the
party had purged Negroes names
from the voters lists.
Commenting on the appeals
courts decision John McCray,
chairman of the Negro State Pro-
gressive Democrats, said:
"I hope those who didn't believe
as we contended all along will ac-
cept it in the same spirit as we
have"