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Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swain re-
Gently entertained Rev. and Mrs.
J. E. Layton to supper.
Fire swept the home and con-
tents last Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Medford Calhoun and family. The
family has the deep sympathy of
the community
Mrs. Helen Harmon and son
Ralph, attended last Thursday, the
funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Ray
mond Poole Long, at Frankford in
the Watson Funeral Home.
Mrs. Helen Harmon and Ralph
were dinner guests Thursday even
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellis
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Laird Kratz ar
rived home last Friday evening,
after spending the winter in Flor
ida.
A drive for the Red Cross was
put on here throughout the COM
munity last Sunday with success.
Mrs. Isaac Adams and family
attended last Thursday, the fun
eral of her mother, Mrs. Ella Webb,
who had been confined to her bed
since May. The family has the
sympathy of the community.
John Morris of the Minquadale
Home came Sunday and is visiting
relatives and friends and also to
attend the funeral of Fred Johnson,
who died Friday morning after
only n fpW hOlirs illnaec E,,it1
Leonard and George Zott attended
the same funeral at Bloomery
Church on Monday at p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11

Totals
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11

large number of our young peo-
pie who have not yet attended one
of these youth meetings. Parents
can help them to get started; IF
they are about 13 years of age and
up. Much is learned and the fine
friendly spirit is wonderful. You
will enjoy it.
A special service will be held
during Dedication Week on We'd
nesday at 1880 p. m. The service
will be held in the auditorium. Miss
Kinder will play. The pastor will
speak, and there will be special
musical number.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Baker spent
the weekend with their son and
daughter-in-law, DR.. and Mrs. r..
w. Baker at Woodbury., N. j.
DR.. and Mrs. L. F. Hoch spent the
weekend at Red Bank, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Willm and
Mrs. w. H. Willm were in Sails
bury on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keller HOch enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Charles VIM
brow and Mr.. and Mrs. r. d.
Smith, Jr., at dinner on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Smith, Jr.,
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth of a girl in the Milford
Memorial Hospital on March 2,
The Kiwanis Club, the Town
Board and members attending the
Fire Company meeting on Monday
night went on record as endorsing
the referendum. Voting will be
held March 26 from 2 p. m. to S
p. m. in the Bridgeville High
School.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
Milford Grange
Essay Contest

Saturday, March 18th, 1949, is
the night of the essay contest at
the Milford Grange Hall.
This contest is being sponsored
by the Milford Grange.
The Junior Glass at the Milford
High School is writing the essay.
Subject: ."If l We're A Parent"
The essays have been judged by
the teachers and are now ready
for our City Judges.
y The judges are as follows: Mrs.
Davis Grier; Mrs. Herman Phil
lips; Mr.. AL. Humes; Mr.. Robert
Yerkes and Mr.. Clarence Downing.
Senator John ]. Williams and
Mayor Van Nuis Wilkerson will be
present as well as other guests.
Classified Ads get results.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
$500 DeLGIOGre Farmers
Took Part In ACP
Program In 1913
(contlnued from nrst pagel

lime and super requirements, the
need for potash is also great. This
is true particularly on the lighter
soils of the state. In some parts of
the state the need for potash par
allels that of super and lime.
"The Agricultural Conservation
Program does not end with inter-
est in lime, super, and potash" !"
Ocheltree declares, "but brings to
the farmers of the state an oppor-
tunity to also secure help in pas
ture improvement, woodlot preser-
walton, drainage work, and winter
cover crop. Each practice ties in
with the job of conservation. This
job must be done on farms if our
natural soil resources are going to
be utilized to the fullest extent"
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
aEaCl@NNl9SAlsAaSs, AASA,ANN1aNNgO x

Crystal Fount Lodge is really GO
ing forward during this winter
term. Up to this date We have re-
ceived % new members into our
order with more applications COM
ing in.
Ali members of the degree team
please take notice the initiatory
degree will be conferred this COM
ing Monday night, March IA. Please
be present.
00
Samuel A. Short, Jr., OF Chosen
Friends Lodge of Harrington, has
written a song i'm collaboration
with Jack Mahoney entitled "You
Gave Me. A Rose. 1t is a waltz
number and suitable for lodge en-
tertainment.
The dart ball team Of Crystal
Fount just can't do anything with
Union Lodge of Georgetown. We
journeyed down to Union Lodge
last Monday evening and lost a
double header by the score of 90
and GA Even with the mighty
throwing of Leroy Wilkins and
Spence Willis we couldn't come
through. Roy getting three home
runs and Spence getting two. Mr.
Manager, l told you to watch these
two boys-their dart eyes and arms
are in good shape keep 'em play
ing don't let them warm the
bench.
This Friday night we travel tC
Saaford-so let's 20 down there
with the determination to win.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11

Indian Summer is a period of
pleasant autumn weather which is
preceded by "squaw winter" a cold
snap during which the thermome-
Ter takes its first dip below freez-
ing.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11
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MILFORD
GOALS.

Ancient Romans believed owls
foretold the coming of death when
they alighted on rOoftops.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23

elmer Nadpriif,tte 3u untertperfen.
gteut geatione1 enfbielten iib Der
Sfifnnrobgabe. gorber botte Die Ser
iont1,lluftg iittt, iebsuropier5ig gegen
|iieben Stttnnleii beldIoiien, bns @e.
|il,h diif 6ie 9ngesoron1ntg gu fesen.
Sir bie 3uloiiung lit cine 3pei.
6rittels sWebrbeit Der 8ollperia,rrrn-
lung notig. gs mag nun nod einen
Monof banern, ebe bic Mbitinu1,l,,tg
|erfolgeti tpirb. t#
Ser 8el6IuB beoeutet, baB Die Ser
ianunlung II. a. iiber folgenbe Blnfte
nabere Snformationen berlottgt:
Siraels Mbiidten inbe5ug allf Seru-
ialem. gbarles Malif, Der 8ertreter
2ibanons, erflGrte, iiroelitii6e 5iib-
rer batten often geiogt, 6oB Der nelle
Stant ipenigltens einen Seil Serlila-
lens beanipril6e, INN tim our Saupt-
itoot 5u nta6en. Die 8ereinten gatio-
mem lpoqen Seruialem 1lnb anoere bei-
lige Srte BolaI aItiitas internationali-
lteren.
8eba,rolung ser orabilden 6lii6t-
linse, 6eren 3abl iih auf cine Wilion
belaufen iou. 0ieie 2el,te iino ipdb=
reno Der Sample i'm 81. 2ano aus
ibrer Setrnat gefloben. a,.,
sluh tpiini6t Der 8o1ferbuno cine
flare antlport iiber ieifte abIibten
binlidtli6 Der @ren3en oes alellen
Staates ,u,b perlangt ,ferner etnet
naren 8eri6t iiber Die grmorbltng
bon @raf 8ernaootte unb Die 8eItra-
flttg ser Wor6er. NJ ~,
8elnrilbigeno tpirft bie folgenoe
2onooner Welbung bonn IA. bs. Ger
Sabour- -abgeorbnete Sponep Silper-
man erfldrte beute inn britiIden lln=
terbaus, MIR ourd @etpalt tonne Der
iitoilfe Sell Seruialems Der &ontroae
SIraels ent5ogen 1Derben. @s lei lln-
Dorlteabar, iagte Silpermn1, ieBt bon
Slrael 5u perlangen, Seruialem einem
internationalen @ouberne1r 5u il1ter-
Iteaen. Ser ltnteritootsi siefretGr i'm
auBenamt, Gbriltopber Wapbeip, er-
flarte, oie britii6e Resierllng nolle
|Id 5ll Ser 5rose Serulalenls niht
GitBern. bepor oie NIT Ser llnterlu1-
ung betrallte Sblidtungsfonlnliiiian
Ser 8ereinten Rationen ibren gerift
abgegeben bat
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23

6nb mir tpieoer Menf1en tDer6en. :"
2ieber Greliir0, Dn Iebit NIT MiI.
Iionen Bertriebener u1t0 praftiIh Gls
len 9eutlhen in einern &3. Gs feb.
len nift Die @ong5ter it1to Softer
fne1te uno ni1t 6ie teiInnbnloierl
3uihauer in Der gan5en @eH.
SolIen 1pirflih Harteien iifpo Soften.
iager 6ieies So aur Sole MAIDEN 2
geriteb mid midt falfd: Sd Iebne
tpirflid)e Berbreher nod tpie Dor ob;
NIT ibrten gibt es feine 3at1n1irntert-
arbeit; aatb bonn, nidt, tpenn Berbre-
den 1tnter Dem ManteI Der 9olllo.
fratie itraflos bleiben. Sd bore eben,
oa ih oiele 3eifen ihreibe, ar1l @n6io
einen Aus3ug nus Dem lesten ysiir1t-
berger Bro5eH: sSeoes 8ort, bas Der
Mnfldger gegen Die Haais iagte, faur,
man butroertfah ultf Die 86ter bon
Yotsoam unb lire &elfersbeIfer atr-
tpenben. Sd CLAUDE aber, SdB anoere
aus ebrliher neber5elgl1ps ban6eln,
10 lanee nidt bas @egenteil befpieie,l
lit; ib CLAUDE, bietpeil id} ionit fir
meine l1eber5ellgis,rg feline Gdtiittg
foroern fonnte, bie ia ebettfnHs bon,
pielen nidt geteilt miro. Sd bielte es
fir @abnlinn tpemn iid ieniano on
nraBte, mid r1tnt5uer5ieben", slt reilt-
hriItianiiieren" als Sobn a1lf De.
mofratie, aIs 0a5is1lals ii, l1nrfeb-
rl1ng, 8ir ntiiiien a1lftdnoige, allf-
redte Menlben, Die arbers 6nhtert
als mir, ole an6ere Yarteifarten trr-
gen, ,idt abItoBen, ionbern mieber-
gepinnen. Sd meine, Die Borole fann
nur lauten: 8ir iniiiien tpieoer Ren-
iden 1peroen; ib nlo6te lieber iagen
8ir miiiien (tDieoer) Gbriiten iein.
gelir nltf oieier 8aiis iebe ih Wogs
'li6feiten elmer 3ulanumenarbeit 5iDi-
i1en Soaialisnr,,s unb @briIte,tlirit.
Seoenfalls Slid urlb @ottes Sc
gen sur fonmenoen Mrbeit 1tno
,freitnblibe @riiBe E.J.R.
Satber 6. S. Reihenberger .purbe
am 80. Mar5 in eebeirner @abl eit-
itilnr1ris gum Brdies bes &atboltihen
8eieaenpereins Chicago boreelhla-
gen. &aroitral Strttd 1irtb 8iihpi
Wecgortbp boben bereits ibre 3niti1n-
mllng gegeben. Satber &eibenberger
miro gnoe Wai nod @bieogo iibers
iiebeln. Gie neue Moreiie:: e/o &ols
ping &ouIe, S11-813 Safoale 4De-
nue, Gbicago ID, Su.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23
Drr t,ri,r Grrhrr: haa rrtfr
tlrur Nahfhlagrwrrk
Bpntfdllanna

t. Ser neue Seroer. gon 81 Biz 3. 1.
lino 2. 2ieferung. gerlog Seroer
I5reiburg. (3u beIteaen balrh g.. SER
foer 8oof7 60, ct. 2o11is, Mo.)
I Sie beioen erlten 2ieferltngen 6es
yNeuen Serber" bringen oas @elar1t-
tperf Bis GUM Sti61port r&leiouns"
@enn Sic Ir6eit I'M gleiben unnfang
lfortgeiebt miro, it,ro nod 51pei !peitere
Sieferungen 5u ertpnrten. Da1nit mir
oe oas nere uaonperiotionslerifon
runo 1900 Spalten llmfaiien, Der les.
te Dor oem &rieg erldienene v@roBe
fSeroer" mar IL 81noe itarf nit rnebr
|als 10000 Spalten. M1r Stelle fritz
|berer &aunriippigfeit lit duBerite
lSparlanfeit in Der S1rifttpabI unb
Susanoronung getreten. sluf benr en-
|gen &al1m brangen ii6 Ole Sotla6en,
tpie in oen. orei @eibonen oie Wen-
|lhen.
Ser Seroer bat bon ie rSarbe be-
fannt": er lit I'M @eiit Der fatboli-
|iden @eltanlfauung gebadt uno
|niru1lt bdmit cine Sotberltellung elm,
Die iih in tauienb gin3elbeiten aeist
1ttro geraoe ourum bon belon0eren1
Wert fir 4atbolifen lit. gs mag iein,
oaB Ser 6ellen Betri, alf Dem ser
5reibllrger Gerlus sesriiroet lit, 5as
lleberiteben Der Sintflut leidter n10g-
lid madte, ipenisitens in geiltiger 8e-
5iebung. 9os beiBt, Ole Seraltsseber
it1o 0titarbeiter oieies Nadi6lase.
nerfes batten 1pobl 1peniger 81, ber-
|geiien l,no nel1 5u lernen, als mande
ibrer &ipaler. Seoenfaas lit Ser iiio-
|baoiide 8etrieb nit Dem neuen Ser
Der als eriier alif Dem 6efo erldie.
men. Dns aaein lit idon cine 2eiitl.ng.
ginige Sti6proben moaen aeigett,
ipie melt bie olBerorbentli6e Mufga-
be gelolt lit, eine geiitige 8eitanoauf-
nabme at nerllden, na66en1 sic
|@anpfpal5e ser 8arbarei uno ser
8rdriebrano bes &rieges iiber Dos
grbe ser Batter gegansen iino. Neb-
men mir als 8etipieI 6as Stihtport
~Sitler". &aitm: cine Spalte. &naps
pc Geographic lnter Serborbebung
Ser S6ulo Ser 9elttihnationalen, bes
|Stablbelns l,nb Bapens, Die Sinoen-
burgs 8eoenfen iiberipan0en llnb Die
rIegale Weadtergreif,tng" ermoslid.
ten. 9ann beiBt es ,peiter: v9ie elmer
beoenfenloien Ginan3,pirtlbaft ner-
|0nnften ipirtihaftliden grfolge bIen-
6eten einen @roBteil bes 8olfes llno
fteigerten Sitlers Selbitgefiibl ms
ungemeiiene. 8ei auem enrporenoen
llnreht ,rl1o BEL Ser WfiBpirti6aft Der
partei puBte er ii1 i'm &intergrltnb
5m balten un6 ben Sdein bes felbit.
Iolen Batrioten, lingere 3eit au6 bes
Rfhtbeorobers bes gbriitentllnls 81,
|iDnbren. slls oie MalfriiItung tpeit ge-
mug geoieben ihier, begu,n er ,tnter
Wortbriiheil llnb Tairidungen eine
|nggreilipe BoIitif u1r6 entfeiieIte
ben 5peiten @eltfries, BEN feline CT.
|oberllngsiuht iiber Weiteiiropa,
|Sfnn6inabteit, MnBlal6 ,i,tb ben 8al-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-23
Biz znknnft Jrrnfalrn,

8apit Hius XII. forberte in elmer
arn Sreitag peroffentlibten gnapflifa
Ole Ssnternationnliiierllng Ser1llalems
1tn6 Die @rri6tung zines ntDirfli6e1l
Srieoetts" in Yal1ltina.
9ie 8ii6ofe in Der gan5en 8elt
tpltroen in Der gn5pflifa eri1t6t, ii6
fir Sen sSrieben uno bie @abritng Ser
tatboliiden &ebte inn Sl. 2onoe eitts
5uiesen. Der Bapit iagte, ser augen-
blidlthe @affenItinita,rb lei ipillfom.
men, aber ser tpirflibe Srieoen miiiie
erit nod errei1t tperben.
Ser SeilungspIar Ser 8ereinten
Nationen bonn Sabre 1947 i6Iug cine
SnternationaIiiterung Serrialems
Dor, uber bur6 ben iioiib-arabilbert
arieg tpuroen oieie slbrnahungen
iiber Den Saufen geaporfen. Srans.
iorSanien bGlt Die Mltitabt beiett.
sSirael fontrolliert bie neuen Stabt=
teile aliro erbebt Mniprub ailf gans
Serltialem. "
y YapIt Bius forberte ferner Die Si-
dlerIteaung aIler beiltgen Stdtten in
Yaldltina, nit freiem 1t1r6 l,nbeldItie-
tenn 3utritt Der 8ilger, ,tno WuBnab-
|nten gegen Brofunierllng burd oen
8etrieb .tpeltliber nno iiinbbafter
2ofale". Or forberte Sreibeit fir aIle
tatboliiGen ginri6tungen grbaltung
Der .&ehte, ipelde Die &atbolifen in
|Dielen Sabrbunoerten in Halditina
erporben baben, Die feierlib bon ben
HdpIten beItdtigt tpurben".
Ser HapIt itellte ieine Gorberl,ngen
in Der 5tpeiten gnapflifa, tpelhe er
innerbalb non feds Wonaten iiber
3alaitina .erIailen bot. Nad Sen Ia
teilrilden Mnfangsporten tptrb oieie
gn5pflifa vHeoen1ptoris geoitri -
Son unierem @rloier" genannt mer-
oen. 8ie er Iagte, erbdlt er innner
nod Hrotelte geeen oie Beibabigllns
bon &irden l,1nb fatboliiden sSnitit.-
|tionen in Yalditina.
Sn 1einer friiberen, bonn "a. Ditto
Der oatierten gn5pflifa bate Der
8aplt berlangt, oaB Die beiligen
|Stdtten in Balaitina internotionali-
iiert ,perben. atltb .ieinen Shmera
oariiber gum Musbriid gebroht, BOB
omnals in Sen Orten, mo sseius gbri-
Iitiis lnb Ole Mpoltel gelebt, 5ipiiden
Snoen uno Mrabern gefdnpft tpur6e.
Den Bildofen tpirbe in Der @n3p-
flifa geiagt, bob iie vbie @ldlbigen
innner mebr nit ben in Bal1itinn eri-
itierenoen 8erbmtiliiien betairnt ma-
den llno often lire eigenen @iinide
Bel Den &egier1ngen gelte1rb maiden
|iollfen.
SIM 8olferbun6 lit man fiber Die
Snlhing Siraels neritinrnt. Shop
5tpei Gage Dor Scr Neroffentlid)atng
Der Gn5pflitd beIhloB oie @eneralner-
ianln.lnng Der Nereinten Nationen
NIT einuno6reibig geeen oht3ebn
Stintnten, bas @efah SfrneIs INN
anfnabane I'M HoIitif6en AusidaB
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-23
Restoration OF African
Colonies DraWs Blast

position as set forth by John
Foster Dulles and oppose re-
storstion Of Italian rule for
LDya Eriirea and Somaliland.
The welfare Of these colonies
he said. can best be promoted
through collective trusteeships
with a view 10 eventual inde-
penoeHce."
Whites proposal was ad-
vanced 10 Offset a campaign
launched IN Rome last week by
the newspaper II Tempo which
accordng 70 dispatch 20 the
New York Herald Tribune
urged Italians 10 flood the
United States with kilograms
letters and postcards saying
Don't take away the colonies
from Italy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-23

We want more personal news
Win you eooperafe7 Send Us II,
names of your oui-ot-town guests
Let as know II your baby va,
Chrisiened. Drop q card 10 this
newspaper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-23
Volunteers
From All
Races Aid

NEW YORK.-Wiih the 1879
campaign for si4.500. 900 under
way. tho American Cancer 81
ciety has recruited the greatesi
number Of volunteers Of ali Ia
cial groups ever assembled tyr
an effort Of this kind. j. wss
announced az national head
quarters IN New York.
Charles T. Ksttering. widely
known industrialist and scientist.
chairman Of the drive. said A.
first glance. il loohs like we have
the strength 10 do this job. Nos
u IS I'D 20 the public"
Kettering WIN was selected
by the ACS Board Of Directors
10 spearhead this years drive
because Of his avid interest In
the cancer problem. has rallied
an impressive group of leaders
around him in all Of the SO di
visions Of the Society.
In q message 10 campaign d..
rectors Of these units. KettelinS
ssked them "a appSoach the drive
with the same effort that has
made them successful in their
respective fields
Getting people 20 give 20 the
cancer drive" he said, ''is rot q
matter Of salesmsnship. The onfg
thing we are irving 20 sell !,
the truth and that is priceless
Once the public understands thai
cancer is their problem. they vii
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-23

Trs - f hr cc
- re Ds't esa
Sou = err
nro ~
eSnlp','
ms hpt
Friasy ar Se
Apr o. ~ e ~ Ns
bo1,t1 c
trstog arH
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-23
Lionel Hampton To Do Benefit
Shows For Bethune Goodman

might be a lasting monument
70 one OF Americas most
dynamic personalities IN fields
OF education. government and
inspired citizenship
FIVE BENEFIT SHOWS
The Vibe King was so i'm
pressed with the sincerity OF
Philip Morris and Company :
gesture that he has pledged
20 give fave benefit perform
snces whose proceeds viii De
turned over 70 Dr.. Beihune for
the college
In addition. Hampton has
issued q special appeal 10
all musicians. artists and
entertainers throughout the
country 10 also Give five
benefit performances and
send the proceeds 10 me
Bethune- Goodman College.
The yigilsrt vibTa-harpsi
stated.
Il intend 70 give Or. Beth
une check containing the
proceeds from nv benefit
performances on her birthday
JulY 9th
Further the Messiah Of
Modern Muse is requesting
I'll persons 70 send their con-
tribut.ons 70 Dr. Mary Nc
Leod Bethune. care of Beth
ure-Coosinan College Day
;ors Beach. Fla.
Dr. Beihune. notified bl
long distance phone Of the
gesture made by Lionel Hsmp,
ION and others VINO are eagei
70 follow the vibe-klng's lesc
in tins project. said that she
was oyerjoyed bv the splen
did spirit Of giving exhibited
bv these entertainers.
Without doubt. entertain
ers have been foremost anon
the leading democrstizing for
ces in our nations upwa-
path 20 2 more .ntrinsi
meaning Of humanity ! ar
pleased 70 find them still TAX
ing the leadership 10 provid
d greater oppcrtunitv for NOR
people 10 experience the goo
things OF life"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-23

NV YORK - Unqualified
opposition 70 Se restoration
~ Italian administration n
ary form over tire former its-
ian colonies ln Africa IS ex-
.pefse6 N 4 statement on colo
Ma. po.cy released to-day by
the %hACp y ASSOCIATION Ulth
SIX other national oTganlZs-
tons
TIE statement proposes in
;ernsttcrsl ty-steesn.ps for the
rr- Italian colonies and
So1tt2ett Atrlca and urge
re Jrtho Nations 70 take
tnH necessary steps Including
sane. rrs - compel tie Meth
elarG - begin negotiations
~ ~ -pon me recognition u
re nsepencence Of the lndo-
neean people
Because we are firmly con
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-23

WINGED that the question OF
world peace IS 50 deeply in
volved with the position taken
by the United States. on these
colonial issues. Walter White
EAACP secretary. said in Gov
erlng letters 70 Dean Acheson.
secretary Of State, and War
ren Austin head Of the Ameri-
can delegation 70 the UN we
most sincerely and vigorously
urge the most careful consider
sticr De given 70 the recon-
nendatons IN this statement
~ the same tune Wn.te urg-
ed American citizens % waite
10 the President, the Secretary
o. State and the American IN
delegation pressing them 70 re-
verse tho present AND can
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-23

NEW YORK CITY-vlo4
king Lane. Hampton was En-
thGgsSic n MS praise Of
Pn:.gp MOS and Company
fc- The excellent tribute ths
popular cigarette ccrpsrv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-23

paid % d.. Mary McLeod
Bethune
Not cnly did Philip Morris
and Company recently turn
ont an inspiring drsnnatizsiior
% ne LIE q this leading edu-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-23
Band Routes

EHsKlNE HAWKINS
Ami 10 Ma q SAVOY BALI
! room Ch.csgo
ELLA FITZGERALD
/ Ap-.l i4-May 4-Boy CIV. New
I INK SPOTS
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April Is Indianapolis. Ind
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EARL BosTfc
April Ill MannOa. Pa
22-Camdon. ~ J..
Wilmington Del
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29-Columbus. Ohio
30-Beckley. w. Va
DfNAH WASHINGTON
April 22-ksW York City.
23-Inc annapolis. Ind
24-3o--St. Louis ~ Circus
cooTIE WILLIAMS
April ls-Msy l3-Nsv York
City.
ROY BROWN CHUBBY
NE.HSON
April 2l--Ayexandris, Ia.
% Shreveport La
Anew Orleans. La.
PonchatOuia La.
27-Bryan. Texas
28-Housson. Texas
30-San Antonio. Texas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-23

ziegIer Thanks
His Supporters

LANSING.-In appreciated =,
the large majority given him y,
the voters Of Michigan ApriI Z
az which time ne was re.elec,ss
state highway commissioner a,
four years beginning JULY ! 1910
Charles M ZeigleF has issued ~
following statement:
Il want 70 express nv q,
ceTe appreciation for the vote !,
confidence which the peon. saw
me. ! want 20 thank ,rc r.
publican county commii,o Inc
Republican women. the Yaurs
Republicans. the veterans az
the many fine people. both i
and out OF the Republicsr party
for the support they gave ne :
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-23

supply the means 20 COME -
Kettering said much n. ~
success Of the drive depsnonS
upon the press and radio rs
KEY 20 success lies in ct srr.l,
Of public communication y To
same generous support gipln b,
in previous years By neWs-sot-.
and radio station is again svs I.
able. / think we Will uccses .
The campaign viii chr nvs
throughout April. proclaim M
President Truman as C nc r
Control Month
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-23

es,cr III Z nationwide hook
uc ire COMPANY also used
--s show % kick OF ~
rtc appeal % people every
w-e-e 20 contrsb butte 70 Beth
-e-Corkrnsn College that y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-23
Celebrating
9th Movie Yr.
Randolph Is

HOLLYWOOD. Gait - Lillian
Randolph VINO has had many top
supporting roles IN motion PIC
lures and currently IS working al
UNIVERSAL international wltn Rob-
cit Montgomery, Ann Blyth and
Jane CoWl IN Come BE NJ
Love = rs also a ado star IN her
own right and this month Is cele-
btsNng her eighth consecutive
scar Nlih NBC popular We'd
nesday night comedy, The Great
Glidcfslceves
Il was back in l94l that Miss
Randolph joined the program as
Birdie and she has remained
with the Harold Pesry show ever
since. not once missing a broad
cast or being late TO a rehear-
sal
There is an interesting sideight
on the career OF this popular Ne
gro actress in that she had 10
study under white man. James
Jewell. 70 learn the accepted Ne
gro dialect for radio and motion
pictures After being coached for
three months. Miss Randolph was
declared letterperfect for the
correct dialect.
oHIoAR
She halls from Cleveland, o,
where her mother was school
! teacher and her father was a min.
ister. She attended her father,
church, ST Johns Methodist
Church on East 4th Street, three
blocks from her birthplace.
Her first appearance on The
air was in Cleveland in 1923 a:
a singer and she opened her sing
ing career with probably one OF
the best known songs OF all times
Chloe"
Miss Randolph. who has q
sister. Amanda. prominent In
New York radio. has collected
many radio credits since her
start al years ago. She spent
two years with the late Joe
Pennsr and for ten years al
frequent intervals has played
many roles on Amos n Andy.
Her best role on that show was
Madam Queen. She was with
Al Pesree for q year and anofh-
or two years with Billie Burke.
LONG CONTRAST
Some Of the motion pictures IN
which she has had good roles in
clude IT'S A Wonderful Wife, I
Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer,"
Child Of Divorce" and Mr..
Blanding's Dream House"