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uno 8ioerleglrng at bieten. Sour 10
fonnte ih boffen, 5u orientieren Itott
81 beripirren, uno Gas 51 errei6en,
mas fir piele 8eoiirfnis lit: cine Ell
gene Ipologie gegen sic @runobGreIie
uulerer 3eit" (@isler, Ser Mooer-
nismus", 8en5iger & g., @iMie=
oeln, 3. Nufl., 1912, 8or1port).
gSie iid i6on aus oielen 8orten
ergibt, baben mir es nibt NIT elmer
Streitidrift i'm iibliden Sinn gu tun,
lonOern nit elmer tiefidiirfenoen Stu,
Sic. @s finoet lib oarin feine Spl,r
nationaler Gorurteile. 8iibof @isler
brirgt Ser omerifaniiben @igenart
polles Serltdnonis eutgegen, l1no BON
oen 2eiltltngen Der fotboliiden Sir
6e in Sen Ser. Staoten ipriht er nit
marnIter slnerfenn1ng ltno 8eipun-
oerlng. 9as aber fann ibn niht gu
einleitiger l1eberi6Gsltng amerifani-
iber Serbdltniiie llnb Serionlid)fei-
ten perleiten. Otit uubeltehli6er
@abrbeit unb flurer 2ogif lonoiert
er oas @eien oes 9lmerifanis1nl,s
unb NIT forldenOem Sinn gebt er
oeiien 3uion1menbangen nit bem To-
tbolilhen @eiltesleben sSranfreihs
uno ieiner @el6idte lnb 8etdtigunJ
i'm eigenen 2anoe mad, bis sur Ser
urteill1ng Ellr6 Gaplt SEQ XIII.
Der Notipnalit6ten- 1,no Sprad)en-
itrett, Ser 'Sdllltampi, bas Gbicogo'er
Heligionsparlament 11no anoere Ma-
nifeitationen ser amerifaniItii6en 8e=
negung tperoen eingebenO geldilbert.
Ia Sos lit IN Sen porausgebenoen Or
tifeln I'M 3ulammenbang bebanbelt
oOer 1penigltens geltreift 1poroen. Iud)
auf Die falt 1pobl1uollenoe Salt1lng oel,
gebeimen @elelli6nften gegeniiber lit
perl6ieoentli6 binge1pieien 1uoroen.
8isler iagt oariiber: rgine 5u itarfe
gteigung 5llln Observation-Disclosures
oEer 5um Neutrality-suspicious. 5eigten
oie slmerifaniiten in ser sSrage ser
religlonslolen oOer nelltralen aebei=
men @eieuIbaften. Sic berteioigten
sic Seilnabme ser &atbolifen an oen=
lelben, iu6te1 5u binoern, raB ser
gpilfppat bagegen einibritt, rno als
ser 81. Stubl iol6e Gereine perbot,
feblte es nidt an 1pieoerbolten Ser
iu6en, bieles Gerbot ab5uidudden
uno 11ntpirfiam 81 MAIDEN" or. a. s.,
e. 1922. ..t.
slud oie 9fonii6e 6roge, apie lie
iid aus Dem 3aub oes &irdenltaates
burb oie Bien1onteien ergob, bilbete
fir ben rImerifanismus" einen
Stei1 Ges 9lnItoBes. Die Sbee oe5
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/ 8elde bodber5ige Seele pGre BE-
reit, S6meitern BON ser g1pigen sln.
betung in Weerifo 5u belfen? 0iele
ormen S6meItern ipurben Dor fiini=
5ebn Sabren Don Ser &egierung hires
&loiters beraubt unb ipuroen iiberaa=
bin perItrellt. @abreno an oieler
Sabre maren li&allen m0gliben gnt-
bebrungen unterporfen unO periu=
6en bon neuem, ein beI6eioenes al0>
iterlein gu griinoen. Sir ireetotpel6e
@aben, audi oie fleinite, ,pGreu lie
unenolib oanfbar uno 1peroen sem
@u6ariItilden &0nig ibre Conner
uno ceren Mnliegen in gan5 beionoe.
rer 8eile anempfeblen. Sbre 9llnsp.
ien tpollen sic giitisit an Brof. S. so.
0uebren, CAB Soutb Ohio @pe., 60
lnmbus 5, g., aoreiiieren, ser oieiel-
ben per Sded ueiter iibertpeiien .piro.
8enn man tpiinI6t, fann man fid
oireft an folgenoe gloreiie tpenoen:
Srita. slna Waria Montes, gloeniOa
A SEQ. 81, San Pebro be los Pinos,
Werico 9. S. Cole Sdmeitern in @e.
rifo geben beute INNER nod unter
Dem Sitel Senoritas - Sritas.=
Sranlein -, tpeil tie nod immer 10.
5uiagen iib in oen &atafomben Der.
bergen balten niiiiien.) = &ein bo-
reg 8ctS ,tad >erifo brett fe1Set1,
meil es ni6t anfommen tpirb!
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gr erfl1rte, sic @eltmahte bGtten
ibon 5tpeimal einen bollltdnoigen
gnt1purf borgelegt, aber Die 8uifen
f1men inrmer tpieber nit nelen 8ors
lblagen, obne flar at iagen, 1pas Die.
ie eigentlid beoeuten.
Die n8eiprebungen" arten ntebr
uno mebr in beoeutlngsloie ltnb
slpedlole 8ortflauberei aus.
tbeitimmnngsred)t
Der Oeuti6e 8unbestag nabm in
ser oritten uno Ietten 2elung Die
Sorlage an, nnter ser Die arbeiter.
l6aft oas Witbeitinmrngsreht IN
Der 2eitllng ser Stabltperfe uno Sob
len5e6en i'm &ubr s@ebiet erbolten
Ion.
IS NOR cine Hieberlage fir grobe
8ei6aftsintereiien i'm Auslano, bor.
l1nter Ser Sabrifantenberbono Der
Ser. 'Staaten uno ser III. g. Sor-
etgn Srate Council" oie oie Borlage
als reinen perbiillten Soatalismus"
be5ei6net unb erfldrt botten, oaB lic
frenloe Gapitaliiten bon 4nIogen IN
9eutidlano abihreden 1peroe.
Sic Sorlage gebt iebt an oen 81ln-
oesrat 100 ibre @nnabne cine aus
gelnafte Sade iein oiirfte.
Sas amerifaniidc NilitGrbienit-
8eiet
Sas abgeorcnetenbaus nabm am
6reitag cine Gorlage an, ipelde oas
WtilitdrOienltgeiet nltf orei Sabre Der
langert. Gas oienipflibtige Mlter
puroe auf aGt5ebneinbalb Sabre ber-
abgelett unb cine 8riifung ser sSra-
ge ullgeneiner militGri56er ausbil-
oung Q1WtS) perlanat.
Die 8ia, wel6e oud] Die Dienlt,
5eit atf iedsuno5pan3ig Monate ber=
langert, gebt nun an ten 5enot su-
rid, Der i'm norigen Wonat cine Gbn-
lide DeaBnabme annabn, in Ser ober
groBeres 8emidt auf l1YaE geleet
tpuroe.
9as gesenipGrtige Milit6roienlt-
@eiet erliidt am 9. Suli. Das oienlt-
pfli6tige Sitter begin11t unter tbm nit
nelln5ebn Sabren, uno Die 9ienit5eit
betragt nur einuno5tpan3ig Ronots.
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FOtiilionare uno sic bon ibnen unter,
baltenen SnItitue sic Bfli6t, lid bon
Der uIutoritGt oes @eItens" freiau=
MAIDEN.
8ie om 6reita9 bie vslll. 8reB"
aus Gatifunitaot meloete, tpuroen
Brin5eiiin @li5obetb bon gnglano
uno ibr 8enabl, ser Ser5og bon
gotnburgb, BON Paplt 8ius in elmer
Brlpatauoien5 empfa1gen. 9ie su-
oien5 oauerte cine balbe Stunoe. @s
mar Ser brittle geiud non OfitgIie,
bern ser fonigli6en sSamilie bon
England i'm 8atifan in oen letten
oreiBig Sabren. Sm Sabre 1949 bat
te Brin5eilin Wargaret cine @uoieus,
uno i'm Sabre 1923 lpuroen Sonia
George Z. uno Sic &onigin Mtarp
bonn Baplt enpfangen. @egen ale
orei 8elude batten britii6e Nrpte=
ltanten Brotelt erboben, uno am isrei-
tag erflarte Sobn &eniit, elmer ibrer
Jiibrer, in 2onoon: n5roe unierer
Yrotelte lit Brinseiiin Wargaret gum
BapIt gegangen. Sett folgte ibr Brin-
aelitn gli5obetb, bie grbin oes Sbro-
mes. gs lit ihredli6." Gin Gertreter
Der Stride BON england bot oie 8ro-
telte NIT folgenrer @rfldrung abge-
tom: vgs NOR MIR elm Sofli6feitsbe-
lub. @enn Ole Brin5eilin in Nom lit,
tann iie irgenojemano beiu6en. @enn
tie Den GapIt beiu6t, 10 lit oas nur
Elm aft ser Sofli6feit. l1nb suoem lit
aud Der Baplt ein driitli6er Siibrer.
8arum lolIte tie i'm alio nidt beIu=
den? 3tpil6en ser Stride Don Gng-
lono uno Ser Stride BON Gom mag es
Meinungsperi6ieoen eeben,
aber getpiB feline 5einbi6aft." SIM
Batifan ipurbe mitgeteilt, ser 8oplt
babe oen 8eiudern l@riiBe an sic
gan5e foniglihe 5amilie unb bas bril-
tiife Golf altfgetragen uno Ser 8rin-
5eliin Elm ihones 8ilo uno Dem Ser
5og cine goloene Wecaiue aus oeh,
eriten Sabr ieines Bontififats gum
@elbenf gemaht.
Or. George Sbulter, ser &atbolif
lit unb felt lestent sunni Ser &ommii-
Jar Der &SGO@ in BaDern, lou nad
elmer Weiin6ener Welbung ndhlte,1
CONNER tpieoer nah ben Ser. Staa+
ten 5uriidfebren. 0r. Sbuiter bate
MIR Elm Sabr 1rlaub als Brdiibent
bes Sumter College in Seem gorf,
beiBt es. Seoenfaas mar Dr. Sbuiter
in Bapern febr beliebt uno bat ptel
beigetragen aur 8eleitigung Der @ei-
bungsfI6den 51piiden ben Sfftpa-
tionsbeboroen uno Der fait gu fiinf-
unbahtaig Bro5ent fafboliiden Be.
uolferung Bnberns.
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44k Ak
Ius Sannober gebt uns Ole fol-
|genbe 3uidrift nit Der 8itte um Ser
offentli6nng 5u:
Die Gorbereitungen fiir ote Ius.
manoerlng BON Golfsbeutl1en un0
onberen SItpertriebenen aus Der
8unbesrepublif 0eutl6lanb nod ben
Ser. Staaten iino IN Der Ietten 3eit
in berltdrftem 0taBe oufgenotnnten
tporoen. SIN 2anb Gieberiablen, olio
in Ser friiberen Yropin3 Sunnoper,
in 8rauni6meis 1no Oloenburg, itebt
Die amtliebe NieoerIddiiibe slustpan-
Ioerer-8eratungsitelle in 3ulammen-
arbeit nit Ser amerifonil1en GY=
&ommiiiion in Sanpburg mitten in
oieIen 8orbereitungen. 0abei fontntt
es aber nidt MIR al1f Sic burh sic
omerifanil6en 8eiebe borgelbriebe-
men Sornalitdten an, ionoern es mill
len bon Ser 8eratungsiteGe Sunoerte
bon 5ragen, oie oie Mus1panberungs-
piaigen itellen, beantiuortet tperben.
Sir piele oieier Meni6en lit tros Ser
bebrdngten Geubdltniiie, in oenen iie
I'M 8eIten 9eutiblanos leben, sic
slusmanoerung oo6 Elm i1perer
Gntlbll1B, Dor allem, tpenn Tie feline
8erpanoten uno 5reunbe in oen Ser.
Staoten baben. Sic 1piiien ni6ts
itber oas 2ano, oas ibre neue SET
mat 1peroen Ion. Gor ouem aber m0d-
ten lie etlpas iiber oie Mrbeitsgeipobn-
beiten, iiber sic 2ebensbaltungsfoIten
u. a. miiien.
I'm bier belfeno ein5ugreifen, be-
reitet Die 9eieoeriabiil6e AuspanDe-
interchangeable einen tleinen Sfat=
geber fir Ser. .@Staatens9 ns9lustpanoerer
Dor. @s loa feline ser iibliben 8e-
ldreibungen iiber 2aro uno 2eute
lperoen, lon0ern Elm tpirfliber Hot-
geber nit Sintpeiien uno &atl6lGgen
aus Ser Braris. @ir glallben oaber,
oaB geraoe aus Sem 2elerfreis ~bieiec
3eltl1ng uns nlan6einer einen ipi6ti=
gen 5lnger5elg 5u geben permag. Gic=
le Der 2eler 1perben 3. g. ielbIt crit
Dor fltr5em eingelpanoert iein. Sie
piiroen man6e Sebler ober MiBper-
ltanoniile uermeioen, merm Tie nod
ein 5tpeites Wal eintponcern tpiiroen.
2oriiber m0dten mir germ ettpos nil
len. Inoere 2eler iperoen Ginpanoe.
rer in Den lebten SSsobren bel itd) ouf=
genommen baben. Mub lie 1uerben it,
re grfobrungen babel geiamn1elt 10
ben. gSir bitten lie, uns oieie Grfab=
rungen mit5uteilen. 8ir moIlen in
Dem Seft aber aud et1pas iiber oas
Seben auf elmer amerifanilden SSarm
berihten, ober oariiber; tpie Der ssarm<
arbeiter lebt uno apas er NIT ieinen1
8elo, bas er peroient, anfangen fann.
aub Den Salsbaltsetat zines slrbei-
ters ooer 9lngeltellten bGtten mir
germ. Siele Der Iusmanberer noaen
miiien, Oh tie Ole Moglidfeit baben,
eines Cages audi lelbit 2anb 5u po6-
ten ooer 81 faufen. &er fam uns
oariiber etlpos i6reiben?
Sa Oas 9eft 1ebr 11neu beralls=
fommen loa, bitten mir oue 2eier, sic
uns bel Ser 3uiammeniteIlung belfen
pollen, uns moglidlt 1lnngebeno nno
per 2uftpoIt gu idreiben. Seoer Stat
l6lag ltno ieOer Sinpeis tit ,piafom-
men uno fann bieIleidt mandelr
einmanoerer cine ipertpolle Silfe
meroen uno Dor Gnttduibuneen BE-
Dabren. 54aDl1
Nieoerla6ltl6e slus1panberer-
8eratungslteae,
Sannober/ /8eutiblanb,
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ST OO
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AuH mrlt l1nn Ktrd1r

&atboliIhe 6eiertage luuroen nad)
einem MISUNDERSTANDING in Solen
obgei6afft. IS banoelt it'd Inn Die
5elte: Yeter unb Yal,l, llnbefledte
gtnpfangnis, Ntaria Si6tmeB unb
oen 5peiten 8iineItfeiertog. 0ie pol
nii6en 8ildofe baben baraufbin arls
georonet, oaB an cieien Sagen ltatf
Ser @ottesoienIte Wforgen- ms
abenoanoa6ten gebalten 1peroen.
Die Observation-Disclosures in Mon=
te Guilino iino IN beltem Gang. Die
geileiteI6afflng oes S6uttes olleiu
nabm mebr als 5pei Sabre in an=
iprllb; oenn es rnuBten auh Die foltz
barren &lnlteegenitGnoe poriidtie ber-
ausiortiert lperben. slus ben aufge=
funoenen 8ru6itiiden fonnten ie6s
Statllen bon Seiligen uno Hdpiten
refonItruiert tper0en.
ga6 bem anfangs M1r5 eriolgten
Sooe bon 8ilbof 9r. 2egge bon Mei=
BEN bat een1aB Dem fononilhen &edt
ser am II. slpril 1887 gum &oabi1l-
torbilbof bon MeiBen nit oen Geht
Ser godfolge ernannte Gr. Seinri6
8ienfen oie gto6folge angetreten.
Or. @ienfen ipuroe am IA. Sebrunr
1888 in Gloppenburg (Sloenbllrg)
oeboren uno am 6. Suni 1909 gum
Grieiter eeipeibt. gr arbeitete lange
Sabre i'm Hdpltli6en Silfsperf fiir
oie 9iuilen in 9eutiblano uno bie
polnii6e S6nitterfiirlorge. Seit 1922
leitete Or. @ienfen Oie @auptoertre>
tllng oes 3eutl6en Garitasuerbonbes
in Berlin. Sim %. 5ebruor 1887 err
nannte 8apIt Bius XII. 0r. @ienfen
gum Titularbii i6of BON glretbuia 1lno
8il6oi= =&oaoiutor bon WeiBen.
0ie BEL ser papltliden Miiiions-
5entrale rSibes" porliegenoen 8eri6>
te aus gbina Iailen erfennen, bab
ou6 sic rotbineiiIde &egierune auf
oie 2osloiung ser fatbolii6en Stride
Gbinas bon &om birarbeitet, ,penn
aud oie Bropasanoa gefliiientli6
nerrneibet, Hom namentli6 gu nen-
men. Oieie Bropaganha arbeitet nit
bem Sdlagtport BON Ser u8eDegung
ser breifahen 4utonomie". Die Sc
form oes Gbriltentlms, 10 beiBt es in
einem fommuniltiiden 3eitungsarti-
tel, miiffe iid auf bem Brinaip Der
nirtibaftli6en, Der pertpalt,rngste6.
niiden unb Ser miiiionariiben Nuto-
monte aufbauen. Daber batten Die
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9ilbesarbe Moier, geitprben anl
13. Mar5 1851 In Meft Menb, @is. /;
beer0igt am II. Mdra bon Der &oIp
Mngels Stride aus.
Betcr Woier fen., geboren am 81.
Mai 1880 in @raff, Mublano; ge-
itorben am 19. Mdra 1860 in Sing
man, Sans.
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Der 5oreign Currency Service
iibertpeilt 8elb 5ur redtseitisen aus-
5obhlng in Geutidlano uno re6r,et
feinerlei lleberpeilunesgebiibr. 9ie
aOrelie lit: 5oreisn Currency 5erp-
ice, 40 Sournal Square. Seriep gitp
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ir d en t a | Scr
Sunntag, %. Npril: Gantate. -

Suuntas, %. Npril: Gantate. -
goanqelium: Gom 8ittgebet
(Sob. 16).
Rontag, % 9tpril: @eorg.
9ienstae, "a. slpril: 6ioelis Don
Sig1noringen.
0fitttpoh, 25. April: Morfus.
0onnerstaa, 26. slpril: 9faobert.
sSreitae, 81. 9lpril: Yetrus Ganiiius.
Somstae, %. slpril: SAUL p. &rel5
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Iilluaufee, 8is. - Sm 9llter bon
56 Sabren itarb Der bohm. 9r. 9enrg
8. Sargarten, leit Sabren Srofel-
Ior am St.-5roncis Seminar. 8ebo,
rem in @eitpbulio, SSSa., modte Der
Gerltorbene leine 'Stuoien in ct.
6rancis 1lno ipuroe 1919 Don @r5b;.
lnpf MeBmer gum 8rielter gemeibt
0ora1fbin mirtte er 5unddlt in Ser
Efarrleellorge uno als 9feftor oes
ct. =@ailenba1ies. 1920
muroe er an 0ie fSafllltdt res Seni-
mars ernonnt, mllBte uber 1912 me-
gen gel6DaGter Sc ell1nobeit bic Stel-
lung nieoerlegen uno 1pirfte ieither
an oerl6ieoenen slnItalten ais au.
plan. r. |. P.
ct. Glpub, Wtinn. - 8eItorben iii
Sic ebrm. Sbpelter Gera Sablinger,
O.S.B., IS Sabre qlt uno felt "A SAP
rem sDtitglieo 0es 8eneoiftinerflolters
III ct. SSoiepb. @eboren in Minneapo.
lis am'21. Nooenber 1886, trat Nit
Terltorbene 1905 IN oen 8eneoifti.
neroroen ein uno legte um II. SSuli
1907 ibre einfa6en @eliiboe ob. 9is
langIte Belt ibres Sroenslebens ar,
beitete lie i'm Sm,sbolt oes St.-slle.
riuS=SoIpitals in 8ismard. Sic bill-
terl1Bt einen 8ruoer sSranf llno cine
S6tpelter glilabetb SaBlinger, beioc
in Wfinneopolis pobnbaft. r. I. P.
ct. Yaul, Minn. - am fon1men.
Sen Sonntag, 90. slpril, beeinnt o;e
oier5tgItiinoige Inoa6t i'm St.=Sbo-
mas-&olleg, ct. SAUL, ioipie in fol-
genoen Gfurrfirden ser @r5oi05ele
st. Saul: WariG =8erfiinoigung,
Winneapolis; ct. Sobannes, apple-
tom; ct. agatba, Coates; ct. Sci
faels, bennington; ct. Martins,
9ogers; ct. Beters, ct. Yeter; 81.
9reifaltigfeit, Soutb ct. Banl; Il.
8 Srau bonn See, @bite 9eor.
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slm oergangenen Sonntag erteilte
Der bo6tp'ite Sr. @r5biIfof Murrap
Der neuen BON BEN bo6m. Sran5ista-
nerputres betreuten Ser5zSeiu-&ir
IN ct. Baul oie firhli6e @eibe.
@leih5eitig tuuroe audi Der @rl,tl5-
ltein geaDeibt uno in ser sluBenmauer
oes Sanftuariums eingeiett. 9lls 4i-
iiitenten bel Ser beiligen Sanblung
fungierten mebrere friiber an ser @e-
meinbe itationierten Hatres.
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week on Thursday, from 100 to
800 P. M. beginning Feb. 1st,
for ten weeks at Linden Center,
334 Norwood Ave. Mrs. Ada
Kautz, V. N. Maternity Supervi-
sor will direct classes
Mrs. Matte Lee was greatly
surprised with a birthday party
given by her daughter, Mrs. For
est Tells, at lila Germantown
ST., Friday, Jan. 26th. Guests
were Madames, Victoria Dorsey,
Susie Blackburn, Mary Young,
Goldie Withrow, Matte Coleman,
Jessie Miller, Mrs. Paul Phillips
and George Lee. Refreshments
were served and gifts opened. 1t
was comforting to see the joy and
appreciation in the eyes of Mrs.
Lee.
Help those who need it and en-
joy yourself by attending the All
Stars Benefit Revue at the West
Side Republican Club, 1140 Ger
mantown ST., Tuesday, Jan. 30th
1880 P. NJ. Tbs. proceeds from this
affair will be given to the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
and is a most worthy cause. 1t
will be a gala star packed even
ing of wonderful entertainment by
your favorites in the Theatrical
world.
, 1951-01-29

Seen during the week enjoying
the music of Lynn Hope and his
fine Quintette where Floyd Cain,
owner of Gains Barber shops, Fan
ME Ralston, Verna Dean, Grace
Hamilton and Mildred Mathews,
and yours truly with a very hand
some gentleman from Cleveland.
A newly organized club, The
Friendly Ten, met at the home of
Mrs. Melba Turley, 445 So. Broad
way. The members are, Mary E.
Arnold, Ann S. Arnold, Lillian
Heflin, Pearl Evans, Georgia Nc
Dermont, Pearl Ward, Genevieve
Gill, Melba Turley, Lolar Johnson
and Marie Trailer. Business was
, 1951-01-29
AT THE RLNGSIDE
BY LUX VIRGIL OVERBEA FOR AMP

stadium. This will be one of a
series of IBC-promoted elimination
bouts to find a new champion
assuming of course that Robinson
will win the middleweight crown
from Jake LaMotta.
Is For the first time. in his ring
career, Johnny, who once more is
entitled to parade his nickname,
"Honeyboy," has the fans on his
side. In the past people came hop
ing that he would lose; now they
want to see him win.
This ringsider predicts that when
Bratton meets Gavilan, he will
finish the classy Cuban's ambitions
as far as the welterweight division
is concerned.
Bratton always has had class
and potential ability, but in the
past he failed each time he met a
crucial test. This time he is ready,
and will come through. Kid Gavil-
an will be tough on the night of
Mar. IA, but Bratton will be
tougher.
, 1951-01-29
Proceed With FEPC
Now. White Urges

NEW YORK, Jan. 29-Presi-
dent Truman's request for enact
ment of an FEPC in his budget
message to Congress observes
the active support of all those who
who believe in equal opportunity
and want to see u total man
power made available to the ma
ton" Walter White, executive
secretary of-the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Col
ored People, said today.
"However," the NAACP execu-
tive continued" the present en-
Urgency is such that the country
cannot afford to await Congress
ional action and run the risk OF
a Dixiecrat filibuster. The Presl-
dent should proceed Immediately
with the establishment of an FE-
PC by executive order"
, 1951-01-29

conducted and plans for future
meetings and affairs were mapped
out. This club promises to be very
active and we expect some mighty
nice affairs from it.
We. will be glad to publish all
interesting news regarding your
clubs, guests and social events.
Phone or send them in to our Of
flee. Mi-7634.
, 1951-01-29

at Reno, New, July 4, 1910 and
was knocked out in the 18th
round. Johnson got 500 of the
100000 ($6O,60O) $4,000 for
training in expenses. Sold his third
of the pictures and received $780,
900, netting him a grand total of
$12O,6OO.
He lost the championship to
Jess Willard in Havana, Cuba,
April s, 1915. He received $780,
900 for the much discussed KO in
that fight. Record: fought total Of
80 pro fights. Won 81 by KO, 35
decisions, IA no decisions, five
draws, last three decisions, and
was knocked out twice. Johnson
was killed in an automobile &C
cident in 1916.
, 1951-01-29
Sports Review
By JIMMIE N. JONES

More questions from the fans of
the Squared Ring. "What was the
fighting record of Jack johnson,
and how much did he get for win
ming the belt?"
Jack Johnson was born in Gal
weston, Tex, March 81, 1878,
height 6 feet 1 inch. Fighting
weight 2O5-22O. Began as a
"battle royal" fighter at the age
of 16 began pro career in
1899. Won a technical champion
ship Of the World by stopping
Tommy Burns, in IA rounds in
Sydney, Australia, December 25,
1908. The fight was stopped by
police.
Jim ~Jefferis, came out of re-
tirement in 1910 and fought Jack
, 1951-01-29
W00DPILE-
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Continued From Page 2
frustrated congressman and sen
ators, is beginning to resemble a
composite Of Little Abner and
Glorious Glutz, 50 twisted up they
know not what to say. At such
times it is wise to say nothing.
, 1951-01-29

Youthful Johnny Bratton, only
23, and in the midst of his third
comeback, is fast proving himself
to be the next welterweight cham
pion of the world when Ray (Su-
gar) Robinson gives up his rown.
In~taking care of slender Bobby
Dykes in one round, Bratton prov
ed that he already is a top lat
pound challenger. Bratton finish
ed Dykes in 2:23 of the first round
after flooring the tall southerner
three times.
Dykes had gained some fame"
for going the limit and losing a
split decision to Ray Robinson at
the Chicago stadium last Novem-
Der. One of the judges actually
voted the bout a draw : thus
drawing this classic remark from
n reporter:
"He must have been looking at
some other fight"
Dykes really was lucky to be in
there with Robinson at the end.
Many sports writers and fans still
contend that Ray carried Dykes in
order to gain rematch money with
him if Miami.
After Dykes helpless showing
against Bratton, it is doubtful that
the Miami boxing commission will
say anything about Sugar Rays
cancellation Of their bout.
Many a person missed the Brat
ton-Dykes affair because of the
quickness of the finish. Even a
number of the small crowd Of g.
TIT fans who paid $12,404.76 to
see it in person missed the battle.
What a surprise it was to many
television fans who tuned in late to
see the Charley Cotton-G George
Sherman affair. Nobody liked the
fight nor the decision, given to
Sherman.
Bratton will step up his quest
for the 147-pound title in his next
battle when he faces the enthusi.
astic Kid Gavilan, Mar. IA at the
, 1951-01-29
NEWS NOTES FROM
ROUND n OWN
BY HELEN c. ANDERSON

The Visiting Nurses Association of Dayton is sponsoring
a series of lessons on Prenatal and Baby Care. The Series
will include demonstrations of child care and diet, also will tend to
show the prospective mother how to make or buy layettes at a
minimum cost.
, 1951-08-25
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