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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-10
papft Illus an Dir pnlni-
fdlrn Kathnlikpn

Ius gaitel @anoolfo, oem Som
meraufentbalt oes SapItes, tpuroe or
Samstaa semeloet:
I Snpit Bius XII. belduloigte beltt
Bolen, Sic religi0leu He6te perlest
5u baben.
Gr nerurteilte sic get1tiguneen oe1
WarIdall'er fommlniitiiben &esies
runs u,to foroerte bie 51pan5ig Neil,
lionen 9atbolifen Bolens auf, oas
@briItentum unb bic Stride nit alien
&rdften 81. berteioisen.
eS11 einen1 8riefe an Die polniiden
@idofe bonn 1. tSeptember erbebt Ser
Bapit Die 8eih11lbtsung, oaB in So
len .bu1itdblid aae fatbolii9en Or
ganiiationen 1lnteroriidt tporben iino.
pdbreno Der @eligionsunterridt be,
bin6ert uno oas freie Badstum Der
reltgi0ien lotuie firhlihen ginridtul,,
gen perboten ipurbe".
Ser 8rief puroe am 5ebnten Sab
restase Ser Snpalion Bolens our6 Die
Na5is abgeibidt uno NOR an &arbi,
nal Stefan Sapieba gerihtet, Den
@r5biidof bon Rrafau, iotpie an oIle
polnii6en 8iif0fe. seine 8eroffent=
liduns erfolete be,lte in Der oatifani,
iben 3eitllns 81 Siieuuatore Soma.
no. ..
Ser YapIt ibrieb, Itatt oaB Yolen
Die Sreibeit bei &riegsenoe 5lriider-
btelt, lit BORT oie Musiibune bes reli,
si0len 2ebens INNER idtpieriser se.
,porben".
,Die fatbolilGe Stride lit gum @e=
senltarlb BON 1lngeredten Inflagen
llno perG6tlider 8ebanolung gelnodt
iporoen," ldreibt ser HapIt. .0ie
8erbreitl,ng ibrer S6riften ipuroe
INNER mebr ourd) bie 3enillr eebin.
bert. @efansenen uno &rmlfen ir
@efansnis lit ser religioie 8eiltonc
oer,peigert 1porben. Gin 8riefperfe5r
6lpiiben Dem MpoItoliiden Stllble uni
oen 8iid)ofen iotpie 5miicben oieien
un6 oen polnilden @ldubigen lit III,
m0glid."
Ser Baplt lobte Sic polnilder
@eiltliden ipegen oes "unerIdiitterli
den @ioerItanbes" oen tie geleiIte1
baben. uno beltdtiste ibnen. Bob IN
ben bier Sabren felt &riessenbe ribrt
unbelieabare Sreue @ott un0 oen
8aterIanoe seeeniiber ni6t na6eelal
fen bat ODER aussel0idt merben fonn
te".
| Or fiigte bin5u, ser 8ioeritanb Del
@l6iibieen 1peroe betuieien ~ourh bet
600 6erienigen, Delhe i'm Sample fiji
gbriitum gefaaen iino; ourb Die @b
Iiesung nidt peniger 8ilfofe uni
ourh Die 5ablreiden Brieiter, tDelA
] ins @efdngnis setporfen moroe,
limb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-10

ionoern bon pergifteten abitrnftionen,
tbeoretiihen 2eibeninaften. sd gldu.
be nidt, oab es beute bel ben syran5os
ien einen Hationalba6 gege,, Die 0eut-
iben aibt, itao ltngefebrt auh Bel Der,
Dentihen feinen Jrnn5oiei,baB. Die
beiber Bolfer dbnen, bob Der biltori-
lche @onflift, 6nrh groBere. Die ibr,
iiberiteigen, abgel5it lit. Die 8Glfer
fiiblen rlebr ober tpeniger flar, baB
ibre trabitioneIen aonflifte anabro-
nismen iilib.
@s mare rthtig, Die 9e5iebunse,.
aner Mrt 1pteber anf5unebmen, Ole
oeutfhen Stltoenten iiberall bingeber,
5u laKen. Die Sntelleftuellen lollten
5irfammenfomr1en unb 10 ipreaen,
pie es Snteaefhlellen sienrt: ibre ar-
gllmente geeenieitig anb0ren. Mat
wiro fib ftrettetL aber oas miro fruht-
barer ieiu als Der itdnbige Wonolog
Der Aniierteu geseniiber Sen Deut-
ibenl
Ser fultureae 4nstauIh 3tpiI1en
Seutiblanb uno 5ranfreid lit serpiB
pinIdenstDert. Iber er lit Dor allem
cine 5rage Der perionli6en geiitigen
8eretherung fir BEN gin5elnen.
8enn ih fir Die anndberllng ein-
trete. 10 nidt, tueil ih @oetbe, &ant
uno Suferi ftebe, lonoern neil i6
eth freibeitIides europa erltrebe i,nS
neil fir Elm ioldles oie franaoiii6-
beutIbe Mnndberrng notDen0ia lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-10
yWidJt ,parten - anpaden!"

Sssn ben 8eIt5onen lit es III Den
Staoten ihon einigernlaBen ertrds
lid. 8iel boier iiebt es oagesen in oer
Sit5one aus. Sa bungern Die Uten-
iGen INNER nod. @s feblt bort iber=
al an &leiOung, es feblt Dor allem
an Sbubmerf. Ber irseno fann, lou-
te ieinen 8efannten in ser SIt5one
1urh ein gelesentli9es pGdben bel,
fen. Das 1pirb aud Den oortigen 2e,l,
ten bas briidenbe @efiibI nebrnen,
oaB iie allein iinb. sic brauben oie
@etpiBbeit, baB bic beinatIi1e Shid.
ialssemeinldaft Der S1tbertriebenen
an Tie be,,ft, uno oaB bas oenti9e
8olt I'M 8eiten fie nidt abgei9rieber,
bat. Sic baben es ibper in ibrer
Diaipora-ginlamfeit: gan5 penige
&atbolifen unter Ser l1eber5abl por
Broteitanten, bie IN manehen 2ano.
itrifen i9on geraoe5u gottfremo ge.
porben lino. Das lln6 bieIes anoere
sibt Ieeliihe 8elaltunsen, bon oener
mir i'm @eIten feline Mbnung baben
Infer 8riefwe6iel u,ro ,tnier @ebe1
fir lie iollte nns alien beilige Ser.
pflibtllng iein.
go 6anfbar mir audi fir oie 60
ben itn6, Die uns oas husband ihenft
tie oiirfen nns niht oa5u nerIeiten
bob mir nns allein auf anoere Der
Iafien. @etpiB bat 0as gonae oel,t{d,
8olf Die @erehtigfeitspfli9t, ben Sci
matbertriebenen, ausgebombten mi
@riegsbeifaoigten mieoer an &ein
lno Griiten3 gu Derbelfen. @e,DiB ba
ben mir bas @edt. aud3 oie 9rii6e1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-10
@f1atksa iihrr nir Aus
treihnug nfr nftnrutfrhrn
Bfnilkrrnt,g
(,gbriit iIutermess', Miinden)
GortIesuns)

8enn mir lns mad bieier goraus.
ld)idung Der entiheioenben 6rage 5i-
ueltoen. Oh Der III Yotsbam segebene
Geiebesbefehl (oie 3nl1iiisfeit ser
srstreibung) seeei,iiber Dem Me6i
beiteben fam, 10 gla,,ben mir, nm 6ie
Oisfuiiion nidt nuf eie llr- uno 5riibs
geibibte Der 8eiiebl,mg Sit.Deutih,
Lambs uno nidt alrf Die beioerieitisen
Stan1punfte be5iiglid ipirti6aftlider
Rotmen6tgfetten nno 5olgen ausoeb-
neu an n1iiiien, NIT Silfe elmer Inter
iteIfin9 5lgunIten Bolens ebenio
lhneu gum 3iel 81, fommen. Oies I'll
nm 10 cher nlogftb, nls bic beutl6e
@ejhibts- uno @irtihaftsniiienibaft
ben Betpeis Ser tatidblihen II n
bnItbnrfett ser biitorilb tpie
ofonomiih begriinoeten polnii9en
slnlpriide in5tpiidlen bargelegt bat.
4ber es iotl eti1ruol uf1terltellt tper-
ben. bob DIT DeutidIano einmal, Dor
run0 ,eiuem Sabrtalieto, polniIder
Sie6lungsgruto getpeien lit, un6 es
ion meter uttteritelft 1peroen, baB go,
len an Der Belishnbme bieies 2anbes
elm ebenio lebbaftes ipirtl6aftli1es
Snterefe bat 1pie 0elltidlano burh
Den 8erlnIt Ieiner gItpropin5en tpirt-
idnftli6 ni6t belaitet miro. sSolgt oas
ra,,s, 6aB 6ie slustreibrng Ser oellt-
lhen 8enolferutig nit Der internatio-
naIen Rehtsiibera raellgltng in ginfIang
gebraht Derben fann?
Die 9atiohe, bob cine iolde 5rage
iiberbaupt geIteut peroen fann, obne
lofortiger. lineingeIhrdnfter 8ernei-
nl,ng au berfaIlel, lit in Der &aupt-
Iuhe 1uobl a,,f 5tDei @rii1be 5lriid3u-
fiibren, Die, duBerlih getrennt unb
1elbitdn6ig, bod tpieoer aufgemeinia-
mem 8oben eriDahien iinb, nGmlid
Dem 2iberalismus bes nergangenen,
gliiMi1eren, gegetriiber fommenoen
&ulturfriien leioer nur 5u unbe-
lhtperten Sabrb1ttoerts. gs itebt 5us
rdhIt felt, bob bas iiberfommene po-
little B0lterre1t, oas 6ie @eiensaiige
oes 2iberalisnus trGgt. benz Broblem
Der Waifenerilferl1,tg bilfslos segen.
iiberitebt, ebenio bilhos 1,no ilnborbe-
reitet tuie gegeniiber 5abaoien Gragen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-10

Ser 9ednif .iiberboIt" ieien, trifff
| Inidt ben aern Der sahe, oenn EN- in-
nerlih jung gebliebenes @eiest laBt
! fih obne Diel @iinite Dem Sorfidritt
Der Sednif anpaiien; ribtig lit oa-
gegen Die reiignierte GeititeIlnng, baB
Der Iiberalsbumnnitdre @eiit, Der an
Der 8iege oes Saager gertrassuer-
fes 8ate geitanoen bntte, burb ben
llngeiit Der totalit1ren Staatsfiib-
runs nerordnst 1poroen lit. aus Die.
len @riinben treffen oie aablreiben
8orihlage, Die cine Mebumanilierung
Der &riessfiibrung auf einaelnen @e-
bieten (8as- uno sltontfrieg uitp. }
perlansen. trob beiten 8ollens nod
niht oas @elentlt6e. 0ie 9aager
ariegsregeln m1ren obne Sbtpierig-
feiten in Der Gage, allb Die b,trb ben
te6niiierten 8rieg nermebrten Sbnie-
rigfeiten gu meiltern, iofern es nur
gelingt. Die piphologiibe @runobals
tung oes lesten &rieges unb ser Rabs
frtegs5eit grrnolegeno su anoern.
llno es mub aub an bieier Stelle
na6oriidlid) ausgelprohen tperoen
luenigItens in bieier &ihtung tparen
Die 0iirnberser &riegsnerbreherpro-
5eiie ni6t seeignet, Die &ebummiiie-
rnng fiinftiger &riege 5u foroern.
3enn 1penn Der berlierenoe Sell noml
Stautsoberbaupt Bis gum lesten
Slugseugfiibrer bamit rehnen nuB,
uabtrdslid bon Ser @egenieite fir
8eginn nuo Siibrung bes &rieges
itrafredtlih our Beranttportung seao-
gen 5u 1peroen, 10 1pirb Die 6olge not
menoig ni6t eine SumaniIierung,
Ionoern nur cine 8eridarf,.ng oes
9rieges iein.
8eformbebiirftig iino alio lpeniger
Die be,puBt ipdrliden S1se oes poIitis
ben ariessredts, aIs oas pip9olosi-
i6e @oment Der ytotalit1ren &riegs-
fiibruns" ielbIt, 6as - 1pie mir iaben
- nit Dem &egime Ser Diftaturen
auf Dos ensite Derftiipft lit. Ser
lliurpator, Der Salaroeur tpiro itets
geneigt iein, alles auf cine &arte at
iesen, 6as S9tfial bes bon ibn ,ge-
fiibrten" 8olfes an oie eigene Some
tenlaufbabn au ihmieoen rno oieies
8olf, Iofern es iih Ser Siibrung ttift
vmiiroig" erpieien bat, bebenfef,los
Der 8ernidtung preis5ugeben. gs mar
rmgefebrt ourbaus fein 3nfau, oaB
Oie ausbiloung oes bunanit1ren g6l=
ferrehts nod in cine 3eit 5l,riidreibt,
in Ser Ser 2anoesberr beitrebt mar,
oas linn. 5ugefanene @rbe nit Der
Sorgfalt eines rgllten Samilienpa=
ters" 5u perDalten llnb feline &riese
unter mogli6iter S6onung bes un-
terlegenen vSerrn 8ruoers" our15ll-
fe6ten. Sin oieie 8orausiesung 1pirb
man atpar beite nibt mebr a1fniipfen
f0nnen. @s ibeirt aber niht l1ntpabr-l.
i6einlib, baB cine grunoi1slide Mb=
iage ON Diftoturen ieber Irt eine
8ieoergeburt ser @eltllng auh fir
Die. 8runoregeln oes 8olferrehts 5ur
Tolge baben miro. ltno an oieie lngez
l6rIebenen @rlnoldbe oes 8olfer=
re6ts baben mir 5u oe,lfen, ipenn Sic
uolferre6tli6e geurteilung elmer 0iil,
lionenausmeiiung in Sraee Itebt, Die
bon 8olen = einem totalen Gtoat
oItliber Brdglsng - Ourdgefiibrt
uno oon Ser Sotpiet4ltnion Sem
&raft5entrrm oes 0itli6en Eotalita=
rism,ls - inipiriert iporben lit.
(Sortiesllne foGgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-10
OHIO-wAIsRNFRKUND

I'M auslano um ollie su bitten. aber
mir Deroen aus unierer Scot bieI eber
beransfommen, tpenit mir ielbft Die
&dnoe regen. 9iht iparten, on,
paden!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-09-10
Brrid,t a,lH Brutfd,lanh
sSranffurt, II. slusult

SIuIIIfHrI, II. NHYNI.
Ser friibere @eneraloifar Ser
Gto5eie &atto1pis 5rana Bos=
nisa (iest 8o91.m) ianbte an
feline nertriebenen 2an6sleute Elm
Hn1tolhreiben, il1 Dem es u. a.
beiBt:
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13

minority races which maintains by
law separate schools in the state.
It further explains that the term
minority race race" means any
race or racial group that consti-
tutes a minority of population in
the continental U. S.
This federal aid will go to each
of the states composing the U. S.,
the District Of Columbia, Alaska,
Hawaii, Puerto Rico, the Canal
Zone, American Samoa, the Vir-
gin Islands and Guam.
The senate passed the bill by
voice vote and referred it to the
house committee on Interstate af-
fairs and Foreign Commerce.
It declares, "In order that no
child shall come to adult
life with physical or mental de-
fects or conditions which a be
prevented or corrected at an early
age( it shall be the national policy
to provide assistance to the sever
al states to aid them in improving
health services for school children
for the prevention, diagnosis and
treatment Of physical and mental
defects and conditions of school
children, with special reference to
the correction of defects and con-
ditions likely to interfere with the
normal groweth and development
and educational progress of chill
dren."
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13
Bill 10 Aid chIdren's
Health Passed

WASHINGTON, May 10. "a
NP)-The senate passed a bill
last Friday, which will provide
federal aid to assist the states in
making more adequate provisions
for the health of school children.
The bill sets forth a school healt
program which will praovide for
medical and dental examinations
at periodic intervals for all school
children in the state. "Susch ex-
aminations and service shall be
made available to children on a
just and equitable basis, without
regard to race, creed color Or ma
tionality or the location or charac-
ter Of the school in which the ex-
animation is made" the measure
states.
The bill guarantees the same
health services for children attend
ing public schools maintained for
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13
|Sydenham-

SyQenham-
tccncluded from page ~
lists aren't willing to pin all the
blame on these L. a.. bacteria, but
it is known that when decay is
active, L. a.. bacteria are found in
extremely large numbers; where
decay is absent, La. bacteria are
relatively scarce.
Henschel and his associates felt
that if the ammonia content of
the saliva could be boosted arti-
ficially by chemical means, decay
might be lessened. After three
years. records had been kept on
hundreds of patients using ANN
i-dent, these dentists found that
AMONG those using the , the rate
of decay was reduced by an aver
age Of 35 percent. What is more,
Amm-i-dent definitely cut down
the L. a.. bacteria in the mouth.
Caombining two ingredients,
dibasic ammonium phosphate and
carbamide, Amm-i-dent actually
raises the ammonia content of the
mouth to the point of maximum
value. The action which takes
place in the mouth, when the teeth
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13

Christian emphasis in children.
Fifth Session-Teachers part in
society and in the lives of Chris
tan children.
Sixth Session-Teachers work
shop in preparation for effective
all-round program for Christ with
children.
The school will be sponsored by
the General Program Department
of the YMCA. Terrell Banks will
be in charge.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13
7 States
CONTINUED from Page y

. 0~~eS0
CONTINUED from Page y
ers in Arkansas have also cleared
the way for repeal by eliminating
a ban against voter registration
in the constitution. Virginia joins
the ranks when two sessions Of
the general assembly voted to put
the repeal up to voters next Mo-
vember.
Texas has a resolution adopted
by the senate and sent to the
house which asks the people to
vote on a constitutional amend
ment abolishing the tax.
Mississippi and Alabama have
done nothing yet about the poll
tax. Mississippi has a So state tax
with some counties levying an adj
ditional 81 county tax. A con-
stitutional amendment to repeal
the poll tax would have to wait
until the legislature meets next
year.
Gov. Jim Folsom is against Ala
bama's $3.50 tax, and bills for
constitutional amendment are ex-
pected to be filed. However,
prospects for repeal are said not
to be very bright.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13
ire brushed is this.

are brushed is this.
Immediately after the dibasic
ammonium phosphate is moistened
by saliva, free ammonia or am
monium ions are released which
quickly hurry into the tiny crew
ices of the teeth not usually
reached by a tooth brush. The ca
bamide, or synthetic salivary urea
prolongs this action, keeping the
mouth in an alkaline condition is
conducive to decay. :
Although quite a few ammoni-
ated dentifrices are on the market
only Amm-i-dent has been evalu-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13

DRESSMAKING -Women's suits
and coats; mems shirts; altera-
tons to fit. Reasonable. 1902
Germantown st. AID 3348. If
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13

PHONE YOUR NEWS TIPS to
the Daily Express. 1907 German
town street, BY calling Hmlock
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13
CLASSIFIED ADS

THE ALLEN HOTEL and GRILL
One Of kentucky's finest hotels.
so rooms, cafe, radio in each
room. bath. Always a Room.
2616 w. Madison ST., Phone
Cypress 1926, Louisville, II, Ky.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13
YMcA News

CONTINUED from Page y
emphasis and endeavor for chill
dren Of all ages.
Second Session - Handicraft
that appeals to children in Chris
tian training.
Third Session-Programs that
are most effective for Christian
emphasis in children.
Fourth Session-games and
pastimes most wholesome for
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13

IF other methods have failed to
restore your health. Don't give
up. Call a Chiropractor.
Charles T. M. Nance, D.. C.
1OO6-8 w. 9Th st. Phone AID
2479. Hrs. 4 til 8 pm. or by
ap'tm't. If
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13

FOR RENT-Room for girl. Priv
ileges. Flu 1875. If
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13

PAINTING-Exterior and Inter-
ior Decorating. Ere estimates.
Flu 1854 t87
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13

FOR RENT - Rooms, day or
weekly rates. Skyline Hotel,
1850 Germantown st. Flu O4O1.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13

WANTED-2 or 3 room apt. Pri-
vate entrance. Call HE 6674
after 5 o'clock. Ask TO Lee. t86
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13

W~ANTED-Pianist twice a week
for church services. Flu 1856 t85
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13

FOR SALE-Carpeting 90 SO. yds.
of Henna Rose twist weave. Al
Condition. $3.50 Ia 4343 t86
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13

FOR RENT rooms partly fur
nished for couple. ME 3493 t86
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13

FOR SALE-Ladies coats. Suits.
Dresses. Evening Gowns. Sizes
9-1O-11-13. Mems suits. Size
40 Short. IA 4343 t86
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13

FOR RENT-Room. Couple. Pri-
viliges. ME 6012 t86
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-05-13

FOR RENT-Room for men.
Twin beds. OF 1882 t86
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
NEGRO COLLEGE FUND
GRANTS NEAR A MILLION

VIII 10 dis'rin'- IN ~ s4so.
non = ne 81 private accredited
colleges ard l0iversf'cs peffici.
ra'i1- b Us arngal f',ni raising
c-r p- m the Tinted Negro Col
.oee Fund has r ayeed rs
hcf rs'i'pNons wra Sass 00o
n Is yea 70 date. tor targent o..
r s'e1E expenses. announced hv
v Ham J Trent Jr. executive
& ecfor
The FINAL disr button n money
r-'scd ~ me Fund in is io49
acneal v. be msde after INC
present cawp- sr closes on Der
81 Mr. Trer' stated The Flr5
sought 81 +0o0oo IRIS voar. Of
a7pf1Nfwatoly icr Der cert ~
The comb -ea eau a'oHl budgets
rs affiliated colleges
WIN ~ f4nG. ecepri from
ne Fund member Institutions
= e he.rod - balance incir cur
rcrf budgets ee~e teaching
s'-'f. "rere rteoci sife ssnol.
n.p al .or deserving students
ann purchase 'ea nlns ana lao.
osa'osy equipment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
Forms Council to
Gain Employment
For Teen-agers

The North Woodward Teen
ayers Employment Council was
organized at the North-end youth
rally recently al the Alhambrs
Theatre 70 provide part-time Jobs
for tcen-age youths attending
Northern High and Shcrrard In
tcrmediate schools
The North Woodward Teen
ayers Employment Council was
organized AZ the North-end
youth rally recently a; the Al
hambra Theatre 10 provide pat
time Jobs for teen-sge youths
attending Northern High and
Sherrard intermediate schools
Charles Hill was elected presi
dent. Willie Jones. vice presi-
dent. and Ma1Sie Co,trell. sec
rotary. The committee chair
men elected were Ida Coleman.
publicity; Audrey Trusel. Job Re
crutment; Francis Cook, Filing
A steering committee OF 81
youths under supervision Of
the North Woodward Communi-
" Council and technical direc-
ton Of the Michigan State En-
ployment Service and the De
iroit Urban League. has as
sumed the responsibility Of
setting up the mechanics Of the
project
President Jones SAID Jobs are
needed now. Nearly Sn0 Youths
with various skiIls and experien-
res are registered with us. They 90
not want charity, rather. a
chance 20 assure Themselves
happier Christmas
Clerking. TYP inE. cleaning.
snow-shovellne and hshv sitting
are few NJ the many odd jobs
ihcy can do II vou dread sd-
dressing Your Christmas cards.
why not get one If these depend
able ieen-sgers 10 do il FOR you.
he added.
The services Of these Youths
may he had by calling TR 5-7765
or TW 42oo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
Shadows Popularity
Unped bv Recording

NEW YORK-The Shadows
newest singing foursone n MI,
nig time. have aroused an I'm
usual controversy over the rela.
tive merits ~ their initial COUP.
ling. I've been Fool" IN one
side and Nobody Knows" on
the other.
A spirited controversy has
arisen among lavmen. distrihu-
ors and disc iockies as IN which
NJ these is the better side. The
practice among recording com.
panies is 70 tab one side NJ =
disc-the better side-as the "A
side.
In this case The policy makers
A. The Lee Recording Company
are AZ loss which side 10 give
top rating.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
SECOND OLDEST CLUB IN
CITY HOLDS DINNER

The INDIANS. second oldest club
in Detroit. was host 70 more than
81 members and guests > tan in,
formal Turkey Dinner at IN .
Nacirera Club. Dec. Q The club
Is 81 wears old
Several former presidents we're
present. among them. Mrs Roma
Mcdonald who served So faithful
and ~ course. Mrs. Sadie Lind
soy Palmer, mistress ~ ceremon-
IS. fcStal songs led nv Mrs Ethel
Sergeant ACCOMPANIED hv Mrs
F'hol Johnson Wallace was full
n pep
Other members on the commit
too We're Frances Washington.
chairman Es'elle Cfumpton Ber-
nice Noble .Tc'hro Chappellc
Brief remarks were made hv
Elmer Wallace Arthur Parish.
Flmar MYERS. George F. Smcdlev.
John Stewart and Palmer and
Albert Sergeant.
Officer introduced. Alica Bar
'e't. president. Frances Smoots.
vice-nresident. Martha Denmark
secretary. Louise Tihhs. financial
secretary. Josephine Rovden. cor
responding secretary: Jessie Par
ish treasurer: Rernice y n h ..
chairman ways and means com
mittee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
MATCHMAKER
In IND YEAR
AT LlPPlTT

Cn, " Bu cess. scpoledlv one
~ only f0ul ace master watch
waNe3S m Michigan. recently
celebrated his second year as an
copiofce 81 The Lippitts Jewel
ry COMPANY. the Oldest individ-
Uai ieWelry store IN Highland
Park.
Born in Corinih. Miss, OF a
long line OF silersmiihs. inven-
tors and watchmakers. the 2e-
year-old master craftsman is
rounding out fourteen years in
the industry. He was trained
by his father who stills runs
successful business in Corinih.
H4S experience was gained in
long established jewelrv con
GO MS n some twenty states, from
Coast 70 Coast. Before launch
ing On his career, Burgess grad.
GATED from nigh school in his
hometown where ne vas star
football player
A veteran ~ World War II
RuieosS served AZ the FIRST race
niemner IN the Firsi Air Force
fn~t used the Nordan Bomb
Sight He was also nembe,
OF no famed 477tn Bomber groun
The conrenial craftsman set-up
= 'ewcrlv store in lnksfer. soon
after ms discharge in io45. He
sare ~ his business 10 become
affiliated with the Lippitt COM
pany.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
TWELVE DETROITERS
PLAN YULETIDE PARTY

The Twelve Detroiiers. popu.
lar social club composed ~ young
mafrons dishursed for the wear
and completed plans for a Christ
mas Eve party last SUNDAY az
iornoon at the residence Of Mrs
X Clcmmons.
Serving As hostess was Mrs
Margert Smith. who entertained
the club with 2 dinner Tuesday
morning Mrs julia Crit. prosi.
dent had the club members and
friends 70 breakfast At her resi-
dence AZ $50 Medburv
Among the guests we're Mad
ANS Mary Henderson. Bertha
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
CLUBBED
lconlinued From Psss y

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cd arguing as they lay in bed.
When his wife went 10 sleep. Me-
Crlmmon stated that he went TO
the basement. and secured part
of an automobile axle.
He struck his mate several
blows on the head. then went 10
the front room where he beat the
daughter over the head.
Carried To Hospital
Police reported that they ar
rived AZ the Frederick address
10 find Theresa on the davenport
and her mothey in bed in the
rear room. Both We're conveyed
10 Receiving Hospital.
A pairolman reported that a
roomcr. Mrs. Lucy Mitchell. and
four Younger children were in
the house and failed 10 hear a
disturbance.