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Cities By Thousa nds Mark Wor Week NEW YORK, Feb. 19. cities in the Europe, and Canada this week are observing Jiur.ope, ana.uaiiaaa throughout the year. the first World-BrotHerhbod week giving men. TheNatiorial cpnferehce.of Chris- o'f all races and religious-friendship and an even break.

ans jews the ceremonies will take place in 1928 by Charles Evans Hughes and i 4-n liar TXM11 the United. week has been- observed every year since 1934, A hundred towns- in' Europe and several in Canada also will join in the observances, 'marking the' recent found- ing'of the'World Brotherhood organization. Next year the week's sponsors hope to see it observed on every continent. Brotherhood (Feb. 18-25) is sponsored in the United States the National Conference of Christians' and Jews, which also sparked the founding of World Brotherhood organization.

President Truma'n will serve among the honorary chairmen of the week. -Eric Johnston, newly named economic stabilizer, is general chairman. Some oi' the country's leading industrialists, gen- others to "light the lamps that will service address. In Los Angeles, dispel the darkness of bigotry in a' "t- ent coc a irmen is Charles E. wn- fbr' a 51,200,000 nonprofit hospital son director of the office of defense to serve people of ill creeds.

OCi Vi i.UWAJ4*ClWJ,l.It i' In Minneapolis, the "Young Mar- of the program on which th'a PK-TTiniitii rnnprppn- ic spends a million and a half dol- eds of the Plymouth Congrega a to-promote justice, tional church will entertain couples anntyj understanding and co-opera- from Catholic, Russian Orthodox tion among Protestants, Catholics and. Japanese churches -and-one am evrs erals and stars are Cr31S atltl a vice-ciialrmen and committee- tend services in the synagogue. Events Express Week In the United States' the spirit leaders will step up their.drive nobilization. Brotherhood, week is synagogue. Louisville, will present a- big brotherhood festiyal of the arts --music, and 'unseated a program in mothlrs PTM morning.

On Friday evening the Gentile mothers will return the kindness, while Jewish mothers at In thousands of other communi ties Florida to-Oregon, schools will present programs and plays. in tne unuea owueb uic present programs tutu the week will be "expressed in mterc hurch choruses will in A 1 AHO nftYnVTlTITllf 1T1 il wi oliiKe in an estimated 10,000 like this: In" Temple Emanu-el, San Francisco, Dr. Howard Thurman, Negro minister, educator and author, delivered the, annual Brotherhood Carter Case Windup Ordered SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 19. U.R-- The government was under orders from Federal Judge Oliver J.

Carter to complete its case today agamst Ovieto, 0. Barker, San Anselmo accused of mail fraud. Judge Carter, in an effort to speed up the trial, told U. S. Atty.

Macklin Fleming Friday he must up the prosecution, at the next court session, "even if we have to run into the night." The government already has introduced 377 exhibits in evidence and has called more than 70 witnesses. The prosecution claims Barker swindled 900 persons out of 5800,000 in the sale of nonexistent music festivals, women's clubs and men's clubs will hold mass meet- ngs and conduct radio programs keyed to the theme of brotherhood. Yearly Basis Stressed "Brotherhood week is intended simply to spur people into deeds for a few days," says Dr. Everett R. Clinchy, president of the National Conference of Christians and-Jews, "Its purpose.

Is'to dramatize the' need and stimulate Tito Lays Down Law On Co-operation With West BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Feb. 19. U.PJ --Marshal Tito has laid down the law to the Yugoslav Communist party with a warning that anyone who questions his policy of cooperation with the west will be treated as "an enemy of the party," informed sources said today. He reassured members that "we are not alone" and spelled out for them the value of western warnings 'that any attack on Yugoslavia would not remain localized. Experienced observers saw these as the key points of Tito's major policy speech Friday to a congress of party members.

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ItAJTIC MNDAKJ Make your headquarters for the filling of your prescrlp-- "tions. Yon will find that it costs no more. Kelly's PRESCRIPTION SHOP Phone 3-4701 45E.Broadway LANDMARKS OF THE OLD PUEBLO BATTLE OF Out of Arizona's colorful and sometimes turbulent The Battle of Picachd as the only oen fought in Arizona during the Civil War--deserves its place among the "Landmark" series. To commemorate -this encounter of April 15, 1862, between Union soldiers and a group of Confederates under the leadership of Captain Sherod Hunter, a monument was erected at the base of Picacho Peak, approximately 50 miles northwest of Tucson, just off Highway 84. Prom a standpoint of size, this could more aptly be described as a skirmish, since the number of men involved not great and the losses small: Union soldiers killed three; wounded-- two, and three taken prisoners; Confederates one man -and thiee taken prisoner.

(History books -call it a UnioU: victory). As a living memorial to this and because of their interest in Captain Hunter, a group of enterprising students. at the University of Arizona, in 1939, formed what is now known as The Captain Hunter Memorial 'Society. Spearheaded by Lewis D. W.

Hall of Tucson, and including a grandson of a member of the Confederate troops, this group has unearthed many historical facts of that era that might not otherwise have come to light. (Sponsored by ARIZONA TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY, the cavalry section of this Society, "Captain Hunter's Arizona 'replete with uniform and sabre, will entry in the parade, the morning of Febru- 22nd, heralding "La Fiesta dc Los A handsome of ibis drawing suitable framing will be furnished upon request land Title and Trust (p. "A Tucson Company Offering the Best In Title Protection" 47 N. CHURCH STREET PHONE 2-33 I I ESCROWS TITLE INSURANCE TRUSTS a i of brotherhood the year." Five-Pronged Program year long the conference workshops and training courses for teachers. It sponsors labor- rnanagemeir; discussion -groups 'in factories arid plants.

It supplies churches and synagogues with study materials and works with theological seminaries training ministers. II sends program suggestions to national organizations such as'the Girl Scouts, and Parent- Teachers'associations. fourth-grade teacher attended one the' workshops at'Rutgers university. Through her. work there-she, understood for the first time what it is like to be a Negro child.

In-a that is largely white. She learned that resentment and frustration often such emotional storms in these children that they cannot concentrate or produce well. Next year she guided her Negro pcipils-' much more sympathetically and wisely. Ir. one year their intelligence quo- JJegro doctors and Negroes can tients rbse an average of 10 points Progress Belated, "There is much more than this to show that progress is' being made," says Dr: are co-operating in' and assistance to one another'.

In'Des a Jewish- congregation; synagogue being re- rriodelled, was invited to use part of a neighborhood Presbyterian church for' temporary services. In Houston a Methodist church, which was rebuilding, received 40 pews from a synagogue, which- had completed renovations. "Today in 10 southern states, Negro students are admitted to colleges and universities supported by these.states. In other parts of the country hospitals have admitted now obtain many jobs which once were not open to them. Last year a group of Negro children were guests in homes of white families in.

six "towns in Minnesota', "Then there is the Hiroshima story. A few months ago an American magazine carried a. story about 240 Japanese children in Hiroshima who were orphaned: by. the atom suggested that some readers' might like to "morally adopt" 'the children, pay for their care arid'give the children their The idea spread JUce wildfire. Former GI's -and families of other -killed in'war did "adopt" children in this way.

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