davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15

Sront. Wir baben genou mie Die
Snfanteriiten eben uniere Nufgabe
III erfiillen, uno mir erfiillen tie
AUDI" SberIt 5bonas S. Same, 81.
reftor fiir gomben- ltnIhGbIifma.
huna, erfl1rte iebof, OaB nicjt er.
plpoierte gonlben bas aeiGbrIihite
81 oblem linb. oas es gibt. Seiner
Sfasun9 nah. erpIooieren ungeiGh-
10 Hro5ent oeutiher Bomber se.
trobnlif) nidlt, penn lie abseaporien
meroen.
Oas fam mebrere Briinoe boben
Sie gombe fonn periagtn. ooer iie
fcnn einen 3eit5iinoer baben, Der
mebrere Sefunoen brauht, I'm,
rurh5ubrennen. Soer Iie fam iiber.
baupt cine 3eitbonbe iein, oie innen
e1nen genau eingeitellten ubrlperf-
Wefanismus bat. Die 8ombenent,
icrnungs -Mannibaiten ser amerifa.
nlld)en Nrmee iparten baher immer
10 lange, tpie Die &oflt5eit oeutihe,
3eitbomben oauert, ioipeit befann1
1T, uno eeben Damn crit ans 8erf
Denn Die @on1be Bis oabin nod
lnmer ni6t erplobiert lit.
sluh oas Damn aber nur nit @or
liht. 3u Sen 8orbereitungen gebor
Die Sduberung Der gan5en @egeno
in Der Die 8ombe sefaaen lit =
uno ia INNER nod erplooierel
fam. l1no Damn eraben iie iid flb
meile langiam an iie beran, oenf
aeruobnlih lit tie tief (bis 5u 6(
Sub in oen Boben eingebrungen
Vei Der 8orfiibrune mari elm Jlie
ger 8omben aus 1000 Sub ab, oi
lid) unter auf1pirbelung iormlihe,
@epler bon groe tief in oen gobei
eingruben.
Da Der leihteite arober cine nod
nift erplooierte Bombe gum grplo
oieren bringen fann, gebt oieie!
Musgraben ie1r Iangiam porm1rts
Gin ein5iger SUB 6auert in gespobn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15

Gamp Sale, uno balo iaulte er nit
anoeren oie MbbGnge oes Someitafe
Eeaf binab, in Earfas unb anbere
iiir sic aGlte beitimmte Srad)t &C.,
fleioet.
Sie Tarfas iino lange &leioungs.
Itiife nit Sauben, uelhe an nrftiife
Spriher lmO Gsfimos erinrern. 9a>
su fonmen ldNpere Shube, itarfe
pullene Sc Dung uno SITS. Soif-
man erflGrt, oab oas Seben zines
Sfl-Splonten ourd)als nidt 10 gldn-
senb lit. pie es flnst 2ause Stref-
fen miiiien 81 SUB 5uriifseleet per-
oen gtahte miiiien in GisbobIen
Sugebrad)t meroen, oie BON oen 2eu,
ten Ielblt gegraben peroen miiiien.
Sie SemperatIr in iplhen SDblen
mag Bis nuf 90 8rob unter NuIl
Iinfen llno auberNem nliiiien ermii,
oenSe &letterpartien N Sen ielligen
Seilen oes 9erges unternommen
nerNen. aa bies mad)t enen Wen.
lfen 51be uno mioeritanosiiibig, er.
flGrt SoiInan. gr ipriht oen iiir
oie SfIiolOaten beItmmten Hationen
ber5bait 5u. Srosoem lit er ieopd,
lett bier Efuno le otter ols oamals,
als er ins Seer eintrnt. Tus 2eben
gef1lt Ibm ieOod,, uno er meint
lpenn es einem einmal im glui
Itede, fonne man iih nibt mebt
oapon trennen. gluh Sen anOerer
Iagt es jll, elbit nenn tie manf.
nal bis 81 orei @ohen lang IN
beulenoem Sbueelt1rm brauben ieir
miillen. 8e manhen iolhen Grpe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15

Camp Sale, Colo (G. Y.)-an
oen Ibbingen oes erbabenen &one-
Itnfe Eenf unterSieben lid il,nge
slmerlfaner unb iunge Wdnner aus
anoeren Sdnoern ser gereinigten
Nationen ser rigoroien ausbiloung
als Sfi-Soloaten. Oeier 3lpeig
Ser belpafineten Mtaft lit anerfann-
terlnaben beutjlltage elmer Der an-
iprubspoaiten. Someitafe Yeaf, 49,,
500 Sub bod, lit II Meilen bon
{ amp Sale entiernt, mo- oie Sfi-
Sruppen Itationiert iinb. an ieinen
|abblngen neroen Die iungen Seute
|tdglib fir Sen Sierit an idnee gen
Shlabtironten ausgebilbet. Die
Semperatur faat BORT marhmal bis
Iaui so 8raO unter Nuu. Die ltram-
me Musbiloung maht oie iungen
Seute mioerItanosidbis. 8etpobnlid,
oerlieren lie oaourdl an @eipift.
Inter Ser iudperItanoisen Sci
tung Don amerifnniiden uno Shlpei.
ser SfisSebrern tperoen oie illnaen
0tenl6en, peld)e Dor Eenrl Surbor
lid) oieQeift ME pom Sfiiabren
trilunen lieBen, 5u Wtitglieoern Ell
ner gltetruppe beranseSogen. Wan
nebme MIR Sen Ina oes 22i1brigen
Tonalb Soiiman ppn Wtercer, Wis
Inbeim uerridtete er grbeiten nal-
derlei slrt, bepor er iib Dor orei
Sabren gum Seeresoienit meIOete
0a er bon &ino aui Sfiiabrer mar.
bat er I'M auinnbme in cine Sfi.
Sruppe. O.e slrmee ianote i'm mad
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15
Spezialisten muessen Bomben unsehaedlieh machen

Iberbeen Eroptng Grounds,
Wtarplonb 9ie Mrmce Iiihrte
fiir5lifl Der Ereiie Elm Bet
iplel Der ausbiloung ibrer Spe5ia-
lilten Dor, beren auTsabe es lit,
niht erplpoierte ieinblihe gomben
81 neutraliiieren nno unihGo.ih Il,
rnad)en. 0ieie Bomb Sispoial
Shool" Der armee 1elo5eugmei-
Iterei bes Sronan3 Iepart.
meut", beitebt ieit ;sebruor 1912
rnb fat in oieier 3eit bsreits bun-
ocrte bon Siii,ieren uno tauieno
bon Wannidlaiten in bieier aeiGhrIi-
den Mrbeit, ioipie auh $4,000 @ar,
te Der 3ipilperteioisuns oils ioee.
nannte Bomb 8econnaiiiancc
Msents" ausgebiloef.
Gie eigentlif)e Metbobe, uno ois
@erate uno Sanobaben. oie BEL ser
gntfernung unb Notwithstanding
eines 8omben5iinbers benutt tper.
oen, iino elm militGriid)es @ebeim.
mis-, oenn tpenn ser Seino piiien
piirOe, ipie mir es MAIDEN, tpiirbt
er balo ieine 9iinbe- otinbern, UNI
bdnn fonnte Sic slusbiloune mieoel
bon borne angeben. @roBenteiIs aud
nit neilen ,2euten. benn manf) einel
Ser bereits @ussebiloeten piiroe ga
bel pobl iein 2eben selaiien baben
Muh 10 baben iib Die Sifi5iere, oi
sen Climber entiernen, ihon al
ouerlei Trids ser beutifen Sngr
nieure ein3uiteaen: 3. 9. oaraui
oab Ser Climber beim Teriuh, if,
5u entfernen, einen 8ioeritan6 aus
lott uno oieier tpieberum bringt oi
8omben uno dbnlide 9ince meb
i gum grplooieren.
| Sb oas aeidbrlid) lit? Nun
|Sberitleutnant s. 90: @alfer, oe
aommanoant Der Shule, iagt 5tpo
riht geraoe rnein," aber er lag
bod aus: rgs lit nidt gefdbrlider
als Der Dienit Der MrtiQerie an Der
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15

li6en goben eetpobnIi6e cine Stun.
Be. Sour slpei damn orbeiten gu.
lammen. unb rpenn bic 8ombe
ldlieBlid irei liest tdut itets Dem
Sic abteiluns fommanoierenoen Of.
fisier bic s(uigabe gu, alein oen
Climber 5u entfernen. Gieier emf.
hdlt gelpobnlidy ielbit senug grplo.
iipitofi, um einen Mann in Stiide
81. rtiBen.
Ser slusbiloung Der sipilen @e'
connaiiance 8arte miro gleihfals
piel gufmerfiamfeit, eepiomet,
oenn es lit oit nibt einfad, genall
Sa iasen mo cine Bomte gefalen
lit. ltno uenn tie entoeft lit, mub
cud ibr Emp feltseiteut meroen, Der
geobadter mub iasen fonnen, Oh iie
iton erplooiert lit, ODER nidt. 81
lcrnt Oas aues an Ser bieiigen
Sfule.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15

id)drfen. 9icieniaen, ipelhe gerobnt
maren, sic beiicn 2ebensmittel 81 eiien
!. iiiien lth nan oarein nit ienen tel.
len, oenen groBere Ginfiinfte erlall-
Sen, iie iib ebenfaas 81 faufen.
Snflation
Die 3iihter BON Gitrusfriihten III
sialiiornien ). 9. ,peiien oararf bin,
SOB elmer ser 8riinoe, tpesbalb Die
Sransen unS@rapefruits iett 10 teuer
lino, in ser Satiad,e au il,den lit, oab
Scute, Die iie iidb friiber nid)t faufen
iounten, tie iest gum 6riibitiid Der.
Iangen Ser rngebeure TelI5rauh bon
| iriihen 0riid,ten erfolet o,trh iene,
nie tie iriiber 5u terer fanoen.
Sm Sabre 1910 bat ser ourhlhnitt-
:ide slmerifaner 25 Yro5ent oes
Seloes, oas er iiir aleiouns, sluto,
Nobel ,lno oroers Iinge oenpenoete,
iiir Sebensmittel ausgegeben. Seute
| iino es SO Nrr5ent. Tieie Steigerllna
,piro lpabriheinlicS in bieiem uto Dem
,ld)iten Sabre nod 5unebmen. Wie
tod, tie erfol1en miro - Ser Ser
brouh in allen anoeren Glngen 1T
lcruntergegansen - bangt bon Der
Gualitit ser pprbonoenen Nabrltng
ab. gs miro auh bon oem grfolg
Ser SY9l beltimmt, oie Yreiie fir 2e-
bensmittel nisoria 5u balten.
9as llebel, gegen bas bie Ereis,
aontrouerperten in @aIbington 10
iHlper oneetdmpft baben, I'M cine
Suflation 81 perblnSern, lit Die ,Sd-
.igfeit bes GinSalnen, lit mebr &C.
teasmittel 5l fallfen, obne oab CT es
Ipiirt, ga lein ginfcmmen 10 id)ari
Jaltiegen lit. IS lit Elm 8eilpiel fir
Die definition bes @egriffes Snfla'
ton, oen Die Wirtihaftler geben, llnh
Ser fllr5 allsgeOriift 10 lautet: Sn-
ilation lit oie Ieriorgung oes @olfes
nit @elo in elmer ihnelleren Hatc.
lis oie @criorgung NIT 0insen, sic
es faufen Mil.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15

oitionen iinb sic Seilnebmer 10 er-
ih0pit, oab iie in Sen bon ibnel
ieIblt geerabenen gisboblen einiad)
auf Dem seirorenen 8ooen umiinfen
uno iuiort einidlaien.
@enn cine Sfi-5ruppe Nnhtquar-
tier maft, graben h'e 2eute eine
grobe Soble, no gefoht perOen
fam. Son oieier aus weroen anSere
|gegraben, in oenen oie 2eute idla.
fen. Sieie geben bon Sem groben
Sod nit oem Diem fineerartig nod
auben. Man iblGit nit ben 6iiBen
mad oem Diem Su. slm Worsen
ibmil5t man etlpas g8aiier fir oie
oebporierten Nabrungsmittel. O;e
0tabl3eiten ihmeden red,t gut, menn
imam balb perbuneert lit.
Soffrnan, ser iiingIte Sergean1
in ieinem 8egiment, lit ielbit Gin
Sfi.Sebrer. Wanhmal neroen 0eb.
rer BON Camp Sale nod anoeren
Comps geid)idt, Inn 2eute in oen
8runo5iigen oes Samples nj Sbnee
III inltruieren. Gie Sfi-SolOater
befpnlmen piel bon ser @elt gu le
ben. Soffman uno anbere erflom
men Ben .founf- Hninier in Waib
ington unb Sen Muunt Wc&inlep ir
alasfa Sic uerbraf)ten piel Se'
in Colorado, California. Mlasfa uni
&anaoa. Inn slusriiItung fir oet
Winterfrieg 81 erproben. giele 6e1
belten anerifaniihen College. uni
amateur-S -Sfiiabrer iino bel Sen Sfi
truppen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15
Gin 8eiuet a,sf
Camp 8i3erte $
(ShIuB bod Seite ~

Ser Sellte einnal SIT fdmpfen baben
rperben, tppiih linb.
Die slrt, iuie sic iolbatiihen Stll-
ocrten in hen Mplterien Ser Slug
s'rgreparatur lmtcrpieien ,peroen,
entiprid)t ebenfaQs Dem 8runolas,
Stn Saupt1pe-t allf Die gnt1piflrng
ser S1bisfeit Su erfolgreifer SSmpro.
piiation 81 legen. 9tah Woglihfeii
loeroen bie Sc.)iiler angeleitet, iih oie
erforoerlihen Werf5euge ourd ge.
ifidte Sernertuna irgeno1pelhen, in
Ser Nafybarid)aft SIT finbenoen Mate.
lials ielber su periertigen. Sas Sn.
%ere oes Gumpies eines bemolierten
vSiberator .@ombers oient nls Sager
raum, .rie aud) uls Werfltdtte fir
nonhe Heparaturarbelten, 1lno no
t!irlih miiiien iolGe @rafs altb Son.
itruftionsteile fiir beIfIdoigte, aber
ruh reparaturiabige 6lug5el,ge ab
Jeben.
Smprpniiterte Jelbfihen
slud) 6elofiihen peroen aus aqer
|hanb in ser llnlgebung aufeeltoberten
Woterinl imprppiiiert. Is lit belpun
Serunssapiirblg, lpelher 2eiitunger
Sic lurgen 9eute, bic BEL iolfen sluf
aoben gang uuf ben eisenen erfinbe
ridden Genius eingelteat blelben, BE
DER 2oiung Iolher unS abnlifer sluf
guben iabis iino. Wit Silfe 5peier 10
ri5ontal iiher einem ihmalen 9rabei
angeoroneter leerer 8aiolinbebdlte
permoften Tie in eritaunlih fur5e
3eit einen v5elooien" gu errihten
nit oeiien Silfe tie imitanoe ,paren
Sfnpeinefleiif fir eine 15Otopfig
Mannihaft su braten.
Sn yVboto3ehnif" 1peroen oi
Solbaten bier bon Dem Sergeante1
81. 8. 8eonib ausgebiloet, Der nad
Wieoerberitcllung bon elmer 0eraprn
oung an einem erotiihen 6rontab
id,nitt nah ben Der. Staaten 3uriid
geihidt tpuroe uno nun Der rihtig
Damn lit, iiingere aamernoen IN oi
photo -tehnilhsn Wetboben bes toto
len &rieges ei,i5ufiihren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15
tes bGtten babel oie oiiferierenoen 20
Fro5ent 5u liefern.
wiHen Sic ittett, Sai3

Die groBten 9lumen Ser Welt fin-
Sen iih in oen unudlbern Sumatras.
,Shre fleiidfurbcnen 5ldden baben els
ncn 0urhmeiier bon einem Meter.
s'tan ioute neinen, bab lie al,d) auf
Ffian5en abrlld rieienbaften Mus.
lnaBes lpadien. Ooh melt gefeblts Sic
REDEEM ndmlih unmittelbar aus bem
goSen berpor, genaler gelagt aus BEN
W,,r5eln bon Waloesbdumen, in benen
Sie eigentlid)e Yflan5e (Haifleiia)
idmarott slls Elm 8efleht piI5nrtiser
,SS1oen burG5iebt lie Die 8erpebe ibres
93irtes unb t-lntt ieinen 9ebenslaft.
:. iih Dos ein5ige hineitid]e So.
ip:tnl Der gereinigten Staoten in San
Iruncisco, Goi., betinbet2 IS lit elm
uieritodises SteingebGrbe nit burf.
reg hineiidJen aer5ten uno &ranfen.
ldnpeitern, bnb ouh ipeibe Yatienten
dninimmt
:. Die 8eipcbner BON San lSran-
cisco gang uno gar nif)t 0opon erbaut
linS. msnn man ibre id)one Stabt am
Soloenen 1cr vsSrisco" nennt, tpie es
buuiig uno poQfomnen toribterlpeiIe
eeihiebt?
:. ungefH'br 5000 Ionnen Napier
in ieoem Sabr our 9eriteuuns Der
buuhoiinnen ;3igarettenbiiaen in ben
Nereinleten Staaten perbrauht tper.
0en?
- ltnteritiisen Sic bic IN unierer
SoS&>&,1o o%,,o;oonAo&, (NoSLDf%2 fo,sk>V
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15
Simmer b0fliM.

&ans bon Billion beroanfte ieinen
yenialen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Den
9tubm BEL ben &ennern, ieiner menidj-
liden 8ornebmbeit oie 8erebrung
bon Mfit- uno 9sadnpeIt, ieiner geiIt-
reihen 8robbeit, Die Yopularit1t I'M
Eublitum.
Ginntal lauft er eilig Die Mtiin-
dener 2itolpigitrabe entlans. Sn Der
Salt paiiiert ibn Elm @erieben. ST
tritt einem bobeleganten iungen
aRann, Ser fnapp Dor ibm Ole Strobe
frell5t, auf ben 2adidub.
uaamel!" briiQt Ser Gent.
Weltmdnnlid) trot Der gile diebt
giloip Den Sut CUR slnt1port:
vpon Biiloip.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-15

= @ift ieber, Der biel au iagen
bat. bat et1pas 5u iagen.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Club
Sponsors Forum-Teu

The public is invited to hear DR..
Harold B. Hanson, we'll known
psychiatrist of St. Paul, who will
speak Sunday, March 81, at p. M,
at Forum-Tea sponsored by the
Mr.. and Mrs. Club of St. James
A.M.E. Church at the church, Dale
and W. Central avenues.
DR.. Hansen's subject will be,
"The Impact of War on Marriage
Relations" Miss I. Myrtle Garden
will be mistress of ceremonies.
Other participants on the program
will be Miss Annie Pearl Horris,
soprano, Minneapolis, Mr.. Oscar
Fry, organist of Calvary Evangeli-
cal Church, Mrs. Florence Hibbs,
whistler, Miss Ruth Reed and Mr..
Douglas Lewis, pianists, who will
play instrumental music during the
serving of the tea.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-19
Clarence Hughes
Makes Statement
OnSO. Side Center

Clarence Hughes, president of
the South Central Recreational
Project, issued a statement this
week denying that his group had
requested funds from the War
Chest for a service mems center.
Mr.. Hughes said the movement
sought financial support to carry
the work of a needed Community
center.
The program of a recreation CEN
ter for the young people in that dis
trict, Mr.. Hughes said, has been
in progress for the past year and
a half.
No attempt will be made, Mr..
Hughes said, to furnish a center
for the exclusive use of the service
men.
The Community center as
planned, he said, will not be used
as a substitute for any facilities
now available for soldiers or sail
ors.
We plan to use the same purpose
and object as was set up in 1941,
he added.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-19
"oUT OF THE FRYING PAN INTO THE FIRING LINE!!~
White Lieutenant Ignores SOuth's
Custom, Rides in Cab With Negroes

FIT MCCLELLAN Aa-(ANP)-An proper
lions took place last week Fl Mcclellan when white driver
picked Negro soldiers take Admission The cab had
crossed only hundred when white gnaed
driver to STOP
The driver looked worried Yu can't ride this cb he puttered
Cant haul white and colored passengers in the cab
The white lieutenant cawed the and the
Negro soldiers The driver turned red through
amid wide staring The Negro soldiers asked the
lieutenant where he had been stationed before coming abma
The lieutenant smiled "He I'm New York where coored
and white ride cabs side by side Pm the SAME
boys and this cab good enough for YOU enough
ME-"
halt driver smiled said: "Wel
this southern justic ether-you
CHICAGO"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-19
Committee Got
Nowhere With
Navy Officials

In a letter to this paper this
week Clarence W. Wigington, presi-
dent of the Twin City Service Mems
Council, told of a protest lodged by
a committee from the organization
with Navy officials at Wold-C Cham
berlain Naval base for segregation
of Negro sailors in the mess hall.
The committee included Wiging-
ton, Mayor Samuel Ransom, Henry
Thomas and Rev. C. T. Nelson of
the St. Paul branch N. A. A. C. P.
Navy officers who talked to the
committee were Lieutenants Shat
fer, Ellsworth and Ruddy. Shaffer
was aide to the base commanding
officer, Captain Campbell.
According to the letter the group
conferred for over an hour on the
matter. AS late as March 16, Mr..
Wigington reports the signs desig-
mating tables for the all-Negro
band and the mess attendants are
still in place.
The communication did not state
what further action is contem-
plated.
First notice of the demoralizing
practice appeared in the February
26th issue of this paper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-19
Victory Garden
Contest Open to
Amateur Gardeners

A victory garden contest open to
every amateur gardener in Mime
apolis will be conducted this sum-
mer under the auspices of the Min
neapolis Defense Council, it was an
nounced this week by Mrs. A. N.
Satterlee, chairman of the councils
consumers interests division and
Mrs. Paul Sotnack, chairman of the
Victory garden committee.
Awards in the contest, being con-
Quoted to stimulate the planting
of gardens, will be made in three
different classifcations based on
size. Any amateur gardener living
within the Minneapolis city limits
is eligible to enter.
For more information call Mrs.
Leo M. Bohanon, 1886 Fifth Ave. s.,
recently appointed to the garden
committee. She may be reached by
calling Locust 7423.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-19
John F. Thomas
Named Army
Second Lieut.

John Frederick Thomas, son of
Mrs. F. G. Thomas, 1909 Olson
Blvd, was commissioned a second
lieutenant in the United States
Army on March 10 at The Infantry
School at Fort Benning, Ga.
1t. Thomas resigned his position
as personnel director for the Ma
tional Youth Administration, Min
neapois area office, to enlist in
the army on August 1, 1912, and
served with the Goth Infantry be-
fore going to Officer Candidate
School three months ago.
A graduate of North High school,
Minneapolis, and the University of
Minnesota, 1t. Thomas was promi-
nent in athletics and later spent
most of his time, before entering
the armed service, organizing and
developing youth activities. When
he left Minneapolis last August he
was member of the Urban League
Board of Directors, N. A. A. C. P.
executive committee and the Phyllis
Wheatley House Board of Direc-
tors. He was at one time director
of boys activities at the Phyllis
Wheatley House. He was formerly
member of the faculty and ath-
letic coach at johnson C. Smith Col
lege, North Carolina.
1t. Thomas is expected in Min
neapolis soon on furlough.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-19
Preferred
Merchants

Among the preferred merchants
advertising in this paper this week
are:
Berde's Food Market, Boyd Ser
vice Station, Brooks Funeral Home,
Commerce Liquor Store, Dunbar
Cafe, Gardeners DIX, Jim's Place,
Kol-R, Lazarus Loan Co., Maurice
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These merchants appreciate the
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paper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-19
HASTE Gets
Spingarn Award

NEW YORK, N. Y.-Judge Will
liam H. HASTE will receive the
medal for 1912, the N.A.A.C.P.
Spingarn Award committee an
nounced this week. The Spingarn
award of which HASTE will be the
28th winner, was instituted in 1914
by the late ]. E. Spingarn, then
chairman of the N.A.A.C.P. board.
It is gold medal awarded annual
ly to the American Negro who has
made the highest and noblest
achievement during the preceding
year or years.
Announcing the award the COM
mittee said:
civilian Henry HASTE is Sc
lected as twenty-eighth Spingarn
Medalist for his distinguished ca
reer as jurist and as uncompromis-
ing champion of equal justice.
Though young in years his record
of achievement is notable measured
by any standard, however absolute
or high"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-19
Harold Combs
Named Hennepin
Deputy Sheriff

Harold C.. Combs, 2435 Fourth
Ave. &c., Minneapolis, was APP
pointed recently to the position of
Deputy Sheriff by Earl Brown,
Hennepin County sheriff.
Mr.. Combs, who for % years was
a partner in the Combs Bros. Tai
loring and Cleaning establishment
of Minneapolis, began his new
duties March 16.
He is vice commander of Johnnie
Baker Post POI, American Legion
and a member of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Associated Negro
Credit Union.
Prior to his appointment he was
employed at the Twin Cities Ord
nance Plant.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-19
Army Chaplain
at CamphOr NJ. E.

Rev. T. K. Herbener, chaplain at
Camp Savage, will be the principal
speaker at a special service honor
ing the parents, wives and other
relatives of men and women in the
armed forces, to be held Sunday,
at 7:45 p. m. in the Camphor Me-
mortal Methodist Church, 585
Fuller Ave.
Among the honored guests will
be Mrs. Helen Russell, 321 N. St.
Adams, who has three sons, Her.
bert, Charles and Chester, in the
service. DR.. W. H. Williams of De-
troit, will be present. Rev. Her
bener will speak on the subject
"The Chaplain Serves" He will tell
of the various ways the chaplain
serves the enlisted men. Rev. Clar-
ence T. R. Nelson, pastor of the
Camphor Church, will preside.
An invitation is extended to all
persons having relatives in the
armed forces to attend the service
as special guests.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-19

he graduated in 1925, he was a
ranking student. He was awarded
the Phi Beta Kappa key and now
serves as president of the Amherst
Chapter of that society.
HASTE secured his legal training
at Harvard University where he re-
ceived the degrees of LIB. and
SUB. in 1880 and 1892 respective
ly. His appointment as Judge of
the Federal District Court for the
Virgin Islands by President Roose-
welt in 1887 is one of the high
points in his distinguished career.
Previously HASTE served as Assist
ant Solicitor of the United States
Department of the Interior. He re-
signed the Virgin Islands Post in
1889 to become Dean and Professor
of Law at Howard University.
HASTE attracted widespread ma
tional attention upon his resigna-
ton as Civilian Aide to the Secre-
tary of War a short time ago.
While serving in the War De-
partment he worked untiringly in
the interest Of greater opportunity
for training and more democratic
treatment of Negroes in the Air
Force and other branches of the
armed service. Because of the re-
sistance to his progressive ideas he
submitted his resignation to the
Secretary of War.
Much interest is being shown by
the general public of the Twin
Cities in Judge Hastie's local ap-
pearance.
Supreme Court Justice Luther
Youngdahl will introduce Judge
HASTE.
The highlights of the activities of
the Minneapolis Urban League dur
ing the past year will be presented
by Chas. W. Washington, Executive
Secretary. The Twin Cities Ord
nance Plant Chorus of 125 voices
will appear on the program. Clar-
ence H. Russell is the director. Di-
rectors and officers for the ensuing
year will be elected. Thomas Ven
mum, president of the Board of Di-
rectors, will preside.
In addition to addressing the Ur-
ban League meeting, Mr.. HASTE
will address the Hennepin County
Bar Association at a luncheon
meeting on Tuesday.