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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30
|Craieen Cites Senator's Use OF
Politics In Answer To Charge

Deputy Labor Commissioner Jo-
scph Craigen released 10 the
rress this week the following
open letter 10 Senator Charles
c. Diggs. relative 10 the proposed
change in the name OF the Mich
iran Federated Democratic clubs:
He writes:
81 pondered quite a while as
to whether l should dignity such
senile argument on the issues
involved in the case OF the Mich
igan Federated Democratic clubs
and fourteen other plaintiffs YER
sus Senator Charles c. Digs.
Louis Taylor. Tony Vance. Robert
Walker and Prof. S. II. Williams,
IL which I am one OF four at
torneys representing these plain
lifts, because know law suits
are not won by irrelevant and
immaterial arguments with lay
hen but are won In the court
room before Judge and jury;
but because OF a personal har-
argue on me /. too. am DESTROYS
OF giving the public my philo-
sophie viewpoint I must. how
ever. advise the Senator Diggs
hat he should at least give 20
Lis ghost writer the facts before
signing his name to articles writ
ten by said ghost writer.
Summing Up q Three Column
Nonsense
IT am accused OF using the
Michigan Democratic clubs as a
political sprIng-board. Well. do
not deny this. Senator. will you
please tell us for what purpose
are political organizations Great
ed? II not 10 be used TO gain 20
litical advances? Why single me
cut as having used II to get three
political positions. You have used
II TO run for the Common Coun-
eff twice. You have used II TO
get political favors such as the
burial OF ali the dead in Eloise
which the-paper- have stated net
ted you approximately $4,000.
You have used Il TO secure many
political Jobs for your friends
and followers. II was used 20 get
Commissioner Biedsoe on the Pa
role and Pardons board. on the
Unemployment Commission Study
board. on the Attorney Generals
staff and as Commissioner OF
Labor. h'r present position. II was
used 20 get Charles W. Jones as
Assistant Prosecutor Of Wayne
County and 10 get another Negro
In the Prosecutors office. II was
used 10 get Mrs. Mamie Jeffries
ns q member OF the Wayne Couns
" Jury commission. II was used 10
get Mrs. Josephine Bedford as a
Commissioner Of the Poor II was
used 20 get placed In political
positions the hundreds OF intel
ilgent young women and men dur
Ing the Democratic regime. ] am
positive. Senator. you are not 80
naive as to not know that po-
liticai organizations are created
for that purpose Elected officials
use n 10 be elected to their respec-
tive positions. Bosses use Il TO get
diplomatic posts. Others have
gotten more out OF II than have
The only difference r. that ]
have something 10 show from
what got. Tony Vance Just came
IN under the weather and you
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30
Males Protest
Firing Of Two
Colored Girls
Say White Women
Would Quit
If Negroes Stayed

Sixteen out Of twenty hus bogs
and porters employed a. the Hud-
son Naval Arsenal AZ Nine Mile
and Mound roads walked Off
their Jobs Monday morning after
I a Bush. rian' personnel
manager had refused 10 rehire
two rolored women Who we're
dismissed last saturday
Mrs Mabel Freeman. 1915
lieechwood and Miss Janella
Ranks ,iO4 Dubois in an inter-
view with a Tribune reporter.
atcd fhaf they were given their
pay checks and fred Saturday eve
ring a which time they were
told hv Mr. Bush that since
they began working at the cafe
trria. The colorci hoys on the
soh had spent considerable time
lettering near them and socializ-
ins. causing the work 70 be neg
,ectcd.
The delegation Of male en-
nloyecs stated that they went 70
The arsenal Offices Monday morn
ing 10 pot. = against mo firing
81 the two girls They said Bush
Informed them that the girls had
asked fcr their release and pay.
claiming that 'hc work was 100
aard The hewildered group FUR
TIER alleged that Bush refused
tho two girls who we're waiting
al the gate. 70 come into The Of
fte FOR a hearing
we asked him" said Louis
spcncor "whv he did no, fire US
hoys II we were the ones Who
failed 20 give satisfaction on The
oh hu, no insisted that The two
rifls wanted 10 20. However Mrs.
Freeman and Miss Ranks the
first and only Negro women 10
~ employed in the arsenal cafe
tcria. told the Tribune that they
liked their work ard did not ind
n difficult
Mrs. Freeman and Miss Banks
also stated tina. when bev were
hired TUESDAY January ~ the
white women EMPLOYEES 10 Tho
cafeteria called meeting and
threatened 10 Quit n he coloiet
Girls remained. declaring that ~
Confined on page ?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30
First Negro Is Given
Acting Presidency Of
Hampton Inst itute

HAMPTON INSTITUTE. Va
oHara Lanier. Dean Of instruc-
ton AT 75-year-old Hampton In
s'itute and first Negro ever to
assume leadership OF the historic
college, became acting president
here last week following Presi-
dent Malcolm s. MacLean's sur
prise announcement last Wed.
nesday that he had been called
10 active service in the United
States Navy. A..
DIR. MacLean, who came 10
Hampton Institute as pres,1enI
IN 1870, said. in announcing Dean
I.anier's appointment BY J. Henry
ecattergood. chairman OF the boara
~ trustees. that he himself would
leave the campus Immediately to
(CostInusd on page I'D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30
BULLETIN!


iat Wednesday afternoon Il
harmed that The strike among
iMl children In the Inkster
ahsnlty had spread to n near
htfmedlate school involving
" W. students.
snoaldering unrest which has
IA brewing for some time at the
nigh school at Inkster.
~ cane TO climax Tuesday
Wy week when approximately
Huuents walked out OF their
" rooms in protest against al
- allure OF the school officials
WAN a music teacher. II is al
a'seo that the school building
.Ilsunlciently heated, that type
nssis used by the students had
aiken from the class rooms
loaned 10 defense Offices. 9th
'n'''nees were also MENTION
according to one OF the teachers.
1. s .'auen's struck because they
"a ', ."s.lied at not being taught
ssoleC's as chemistry, physics
I, ' S..ss sciences. The school is
.s'ieui'ed by the state or the
N. a |. Of Michigan and grad
y .ne lnkster high school
4, ' '...ly have difficulty in gain
~. emission to colleges. The
y. also lacks gymnasium ia
-, auc Instruction in COM
~. subjects has been discon-
3d., 49, Alfredo schauer. school
! r-'sndent, who Is alleged TO
i Ia 1,saa a. arbitrary. is quoted
~. mat she believes the
M :, s.'lke was instIgated by
hn,ssa explanation OF the fail
l,,,, -, !. school 10 provide more
IA 1 ". facilities. Miss schauer
n ,ha. aa' recent tax collections
Er,sr oO per cent delinquent,
~" hamperinV con...r..s~-
N ~ .''p9orledly under considera-
No. ~ bringing the school nm 10
N. ,,t .equirmeents.
y .IAs1er school board has
essd I sSS four Of whom are
NJ, an. snO two white. Henry
ny member. W -"
n Interviewed ruesdav Az.
! q, Sa..y, $. Matthews, president
krh,' s si said there had been 4
~ s0s s'seontent among stu-
his ~ NJ. residents OF the com
Esas ,on-s the school build
N hp sSSerly heated and the sub
,'''uais. 1 facilities provided,
ks,,o~aose Of the teachers ar,
} ul,ss 70 be involved. They
hs !. Tor a 20 per cent in
\ vim slary, ten days vaca-
,ubs,Iin,p.a pay, and the addition
~ s~ AMI teachers TO iii their
PEA 1. 'sey are also re-
b d" be os IN sympathy
''ooents' demands that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30
Citizens Group
Fights MsNutt's
|F.E.P.C. Policy
Will Shape
Action At Friday
Mass Meeting

The Detroit Citizens Committee
for Jobs in War Industry moved
forward this week IN an effort TO
save the Presidents Fair Employ
ment Practice committee from be-
ing rendered ineffective by Man.
Power McNutt's calling of OF the
railroad hearings. The Rev. Charles
A. Hill. chairman OF the local Cit
liens committee. has announced
an important mass meeting In pro-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30
DR.. Greene, Negro
History Speaker

Dr. Lorenzo Greene. prom
inent author and head OF ihel
History department. Lincolnl
university OF Missouri. is sched-
uled 10 speak on Negro History
on sunday. Feb. : at 3 pm. AT
Bethel ANiE church. ST. Antoine
at Frederick street. He will be
presented by the Detroi, chap-l
ter. Association for the Study N
Negro Life and History Thel
public IS invited. AdmissionI
free
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30
DIR. ,NFs SERIOUSLY ILL

Dr. James " Ames. prominent
Detroit physician. is seriously ili
% his home. sS5 Frederick street.
10 was stricken a few days ago.
vhiie attempting 10 get his car
out Of his garage by removing
snow 4 banked against the
garage door. His condition at this
writing Il reported 10 be some
what improved.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30
Pupils Protest Inkster High Schools
Jack Of Subjects, Facilities and Heat

a sufficient number OF teachers be
employed 70 permit the pupils to
attend school all day, instead OF
halliday. as at present; likewise
that a school library be provided
and school band organized.
The students, 1t is said. have
expressed their determination to
continue the strike until the
school board satisfies their de-
mands.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30
4 TO 10 YEARS FOR RAPE

Henry Taylor, "a, SIIO cam
eron. was sentenced from three
10 ten years n Jackson PRISON by
John ]. Maher Tuesday. the
youth. defense worker. was
found guilty last week OF statu-
tory rape Involving a fifteen-year-
old girl. The girl Is now an ex-
pectant mother.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-30
RECEIVE BULLET WOUND

Houston TnIman. 80. ss7 VIII
Aims. ives treated al the Receive
ing hospitai for gun shot wounds
IA his left arm. Saturday night.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03

Argentina has banned INC shipping
~ rorsss. mules and sStes 10 other
cOuniTItI -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
By GLADYS MILLS

On Monday afternoon OF last
week, between the hours OF and
pm. the bridc-elcct, Miss Berry
Anderson. and friends were enter
famed at an elaborate buffet party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Owens
Of 278 F. Forest avenue.
Refreshments were attractively
served, consisting OF chicken salad.
relishes julienne carrots, varieties Of
sandwiches. Rob Roy punch cake.
and assorted candies. Those who
have enjoyed the hospitality OF Mr..
and Mrs. Owens. know that they
are past masters at the art Of serv-
ing, and this occasion was one OF
their incest parties.
Among those who attended in ad-
d.tion 10 the host, hostess and bride
lobe, were the brides mother Mrs.
Julia Anderson. Mrs. Oscar Solo
mon. Mrs. Lula Winburn. Mrs. Per
ina Clark. Mrs. Anne Presley Mrs
Anne Bythcwood, Mrs Eliza Riley
Mr.. F. Rockford Meyers. Mrs. Eli
7abcth PEBBLES, Mrs Eddie Lou
Robinson. Mrs. Marion Stockell
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
Buffet Party
HOnOrs Visitors

A buffet party was given by Miss
Beatrice Humphrey Of 535 F. Pal
mcr avenue. for her two visiting
cousins. Misses Audry NJ. Burns
and Mldfed Simpson, OF Chicago,
H. The table was beautifully dec
Grated with delicious salads, potato
chips, olives. and ritz sandwiches.
Refreshing drinks were also served.
Everyone enjoyed the self serving
process.
Those present were: Mr. ard Mrs.
Ogelsby, Mrs. l.. BROOKS, Mrs r.
Williams. Mrs G.. Morgan. Mr. J,
Jones. Mrs G. Bennett, Mr.. W Pope.
Mrs w. Martin Mss n, Garner,
Cpl. H. Burns. Mrs Frank Burns
Mrs. Cora Johnson. Mrs j. Jones,
Mrs Tcnzesta Orr, Miss II VI Hum
phrey, Miss Emily Watkins. Mrs. r
Hamp OF, and Ms Isabelle Deskins
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
GADDINGS
BY Gladys

visiting in Louisville. Ky
Sigma Gamma Rho notified rccip-
cnts OF their scholarships last week
They were Margaret Lightner OF
Northern high school who was an
all A student Gust three BIS in her
entire course), and Barbara Ruth
Bowen OF Northwestern. whose
average was B plus. Margaret Rowe,
schoolmarm at River Rouge, who
is herself a Master from Wayne, as
OF last year is basileus OF Sigma
Gamma Rho. Each scholarship was
for the sun OF 500.
Sallye Peyton and Harry Ford
were married last Thursday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Mason
OF Leicester Court Rev Horace
White read them their vows. Mrs.
Hcrmo.ne Sutler, the brides sister.
was matron OF honor Bob Mason
stood with Mr.. Ford. They're spend
ng their honeymoon in Richmond,
Va, with her parents and family
The groom is manager of Kirk
wood hospital
Saw Robert Ports on the bus one
day last week He was saying that
ne will don his KHAKI this Mon
day.
Mrs Charles Belt OF Roosevelt has
been hostess 10 her sister. Mrs. Bes-
sic c. Haywood OF New York Mrs.
Haywood visited here for week.
She had an extensive visit taking
IN a lot OF the neighboring cities,
including Canada.
Wnired Sanford, who expects
the stork. was honored at q shower
last Sunday by Mrs Ruth Bryant.
Both Hertha Priest and Roberta
Mcclure have accepted teaching
posts for the summer months al
Southern colleges. The former is
10 be at Tuskegee. the latter al
Charleston Teachers college ir
South Carolina.
Mrs, J p. Branam is as busy a,
a bee these days supervising tho
work on their new home in Ardcr
Park. The place is seethjng with
painters, carpenters and Landscape
gardeners. It's going TO be very
very lovely.
Sue Mills was telling us that Aux
Sadye Atkins Routt still loves the
LIE in the army, IN spite OF thc
exsctng routnes OF basic training
She is doing her part on two score!
sends home a bond a month. TOO
Myrtle Seabrooks is busy too
She has guests from the far nortt
and the far south. They came &
attend the both wedding anniversar,
OF Myrts sister, Mrs. John Henry
|, McDuffe. Myrtle and Carroll Evan
gave the anniversary party for thei
Big sister. We viii have the detail
for next week This is all To-
, today.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03

Employ nent ~ women N shipysfds
has more than tripled within the pssi
pear. #.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
Miss Beryl Anderson
Feted By Friends

Mrs. May Ha.chctt. Mrs. Muricl
Hunter, Mrs. NJ Daniels, and many
others.
During the evening, several read
:ngs were rendered by Mrs Bertha
Clark. The pianist from De- Del
bridges orchestra played through
out the course OF the affair, both
piano and accordion numbers add
ing a charming note TO the affair.
Miss Anderson, who graduated
from Wayne university last week,
became the bride OF Russell Green
OF Leroy Smiths orchestra on We'd
nesdsy. June %, in St Johns Pres
byterian church.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
Gala Natal
Celebration

Mrs Locke Hudson ~ 1922
Northlawn entertained last Sun
day evening with dinner party
ven IN honor ~ Mrs Bethel Craw-
ford on her natal day The table
was beautifully decoPted with Gu;
flowers carrying gu, the color
scheme OF pink and white which
was evident in the other decora-
tons A delicious menu was served
BY the hostess HIghbsi.s and cock
tails were served. Many lovely gifts
were recc ged by the honoree.
Among those attending were Mes
danes W F. Edwardmau, Sallie
GufHg.n. Eu,a Shaw CalIe Mar
shall. Clara Adams. Adell Duncan
Ella Johnson. Josie Chatham. Hazel
Tate. Thomcis Lula Rideout, Eliza
beth Smith Of Muncie, Ind, and
many others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
ENTIRE NOUS CLUB

Met on June 10, With Mrs. Vera
Sadler, 1887 Inverness, in the last
meeting OF very successful club
year. AT the close OF the business
session. the officers for the ensuing
year were elected by unanimous
vote. They are: president. Mrs. O.
v Smith; vice president. Mrs, Ger
trude Henderson; treasurer. Mrs
Daisy SomcrNillc; recording secre-
tary, Mrs, Allne r. Douglass; GUS
todiar. Mrs Frances Smoot. The
next meeting viii be September Q,
l943 al the home Of Mrs. Aline B.
Noel, pa F.. Philadelphia.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
Hiss McConico Married To NJ. X Fritz Saturday
Omegas Hold
3-Day Confab

The regional conference OF Omega
Psi Phi fraternity convened at the
South Parkway Community Gen.
ter on Friday. June 10, and con-
tinued through June 20. lota and
Sigma Omega were the host chap
tiers. Guests TO the conference were
Atty. z. Alexander LOBBY, Grand
Basileus OF Nashville. Tenn, and
Corneff Taylor. former tenth dis
trict representative OF Chicago. Ill.
An open meeting was held Sunday
evening at the Indiana Avenue
Methodist church al which time the
conference presented willard v.
Townsend. national vice president
Of the CLIO and the only Negro men,
Der OF the executive committee as
guest speaker on The Negro and
the Post War World" His interest
ing and well planned discourse pro-
voked many timely questions which
were ably answered by the speaker
He Is also the dynamic president OF
the United Transport Service En-
ployees OF America.
The Shomberg Library Recently
selected this outstanding Omega
man as one az the nations Y out
standing persons-in~-P@Afc Rela-
tons. Rev Dewitt Turpeau Jr. pas.
tor Of Ind ans~Avenue church. par
,cips,ed in the efter-dlscussion and
commented on the effectiveness 81
The speech delivered by Mr.. Town.
send. The local committee on ar.
rangemen,s consisted OF Atty. Mile
Murray Gary. Ind. Bas'leus OF
Sigma Omega; F. Wendell WASH
ing;on. Basileus OF lota al the Uni
verSity OF Chicago. Others OF lota
and Sigma Omega chapters who
helped make the conference sue
cess were Dr.. Simmons Hamilton,
James A Franklin. Louis Redmond,
william Morrow. DR.. Ellis c. Reed
Perry Ash and others. Some OF the
visiting brothers 10 the conference
we're George Brown. Basileus OF
M Sigma chapter al Wayne uni
NcrSlty:
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
ROYAL PALM CLUB

Met az the home of Mrs Rosie
Alvin. 1929 s.. Aubin Monday A
short business meeting was con-
Quoted by the president Mrs l.
Romans, after which refreshments
were served by the hostess. The
next meeting will be held AT the
home Of the president, 1890 Mclean
Mrs. Mary Bradford. reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
y
GOODBYE TO AN OLD FRIEND

Even as VIC wrote last week about
the illness Of Earl Walton, he was
living out his last hours among US,
which proves 10 US, again. that lie
is so fleeing He was good friend
Of ours. We admired him for his
splendid personality. but most OF
all for his amazing talent When
We heard he had passed on we
though 81 how his wedding 10 Ber-
NICE Johnson was the most glamor-
Gus thing ever Ia happen here
sbouts. Ths, was back in 1922. Now
81 years later. they have a beautiful
daughter whose children will never
know their talented grandfather
Aurela Hudson was way down in
VI IS Ssippi al the time OF her
fathers death visiting her husband
who is stationed there; shocking
news for her.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
THE KIT KAT CLUB

Gave its monthly party June 6
A very good time was enjoyed by
all. 1t was intended to be our last.
but since it turned out so we'll, IL
is with pride that We announce
another that will be given July IL.
Mr.. Battle. a very active member
OF our club, is leaving soon for
Louisiana
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
CADETS


each the train for Columbus last
Saturday. She was going 10 the fun
eral OF her grandmother.
Jerolean. Snecd and her sister,
Kathryn Wells. spent last weekend
n Chlcsco
Mrs Davenport Lambert. now
that her tutoring is ove- for The
surner months IS in Chicago for
week or ten days
Nancy Fisher daughter ~ M.
and Me- Cato Fisher IS 10 BE- mar
r.ed % Pope Benjamin, son NJ Mrs.
Alice Benjamin on August ~ You
know LITTLE Nancy. now grown up
enough n be wed She attended
Wsyne university and is soror o.
Alphs Kappa Alpha The BRIDE
sroom.40-b be : a Master from the
University OF Michigan a member
of Alpha Pm Alpha fraternity. and
q. present teaches at Lincoln uni
yers ~, Jefferson City No. They
W.ll I've in Jefferson Ci'y.
Intended 20 mention last week
that Or Elias Dickson and his " fe,
me former Auxva.se Jackson isis
Ter 81 Heuy Me- Jackson and cous n
81 Viole. Banks. vii come 20 De-
trot 20 make Their home 'Tis "a 4
mo hat they pl'i then have l'tlc
one oorn here
The William vensbies have been
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
NOW THAT WE ARE BACK TO
NORMAL OR ARE WEI?


The riotlng OF last week wrought
havoc with the social calendar. For
example the rehearsal dinner which
Eddie Lou Robinson had planned
go beautifully for Beryl Anderson
was TO have been held last Monday
night. had 10 be called off because
that night things waxed hottest
and there the fray was thickest
Eddie Lou, not 10 be outdone,
went ahead with her party on Tues
day night so as not 70 disappoint
those concerned. which was very
sweet OF her.
Then there was the cocktail party
10 have been held on that Wednes-
day night. honoring bride-to-be
Johnnie Mae McConico. 1t was post
poned until later because folk from
the extreme ends OF town we're still
frightened and then there was the
curfew.
The Spinster party which the Io'a
Phi Lambda Sorors had planned lot
las, Friday night at Club 666 was
called of because the club was
closed.
The weddings all went on as
planned however. proving thai
nothing can stop love The prcttlcs'
weddings ever happened here las'
week
The most beflowcred ones bein'
tina, Of Marlowe Crawford and Char
line Rainey: and why not with hin
in the florist business. The othe'
being Johnnie Mae McConico snt
Moses Fritz Both were held a
Bethel church and both TRANSFORMER
the church into a bower OF flowers
and palms.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20
aomitee bon 30 9euti6s sAmerifanern orgamiiiert
fd gegen @itler's Terfolgnngsfrieg

Wie Sic 81. 3. Staatsaeitung Be-
ribtet, baben SO 'Qmerifaner oeutIber
Mbfunft in t3 Staaten, oarunter
l1niberiitdtsreftoren, 3eitungsperleger
lno &orreiponoenten, Siibrer I'M rec
ligioIen 2eben oes 2anoes, Subrer' Der
arbeiteribaft uno bes @ei1dftslebens,
iopie &eeierungsbeamte, in Gorm Ell
.ner grtlarung itb gegen SitIers So
litif faltbliitiger Bernibtung bon
Meni9en aus Nafen- ODER MeIeionse
bob gelpanot uno oas: oeutibe. Golf
aufgeforoert, ,,ein Gegime au itiir5en,
bas cine Snfamie in Ser oeuti6en, @e-
idibte- -bebeutet' slmerifnnii1e Mdn-
ner unb Graren, pelhe 1nter ibren
8orfubret Dentihe. buben, tplrben ers
iu6t, fid geidloiien binter ben anf~
ruf 5u itellen.
gs mar bies Die erlte geneinia1ne
8erurteilung Der 0erbrehen 9itlers
gegen oie 3ipiliiation our6 6ie ,,2oDal
Mmericans Of German Descent" in
Der 9effentIihfeit. Bie es. bieB,s boz
BEN aub gertreter bes syeoeral goun-
ell Of Gburhes Of Gbrift IN Mmeriea
an Der 4nsarbeitung oieier @eib-
nabtserfldrl,ng ,nitgenrbeitet.
Die grflarang bate foIeenoe,,
@ortla,lt:
.Sn bieien Tngen. IN henen mir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20
Yater Som Cunningham, s.S, Der Mpafel
her GSfimos

mebeninIel, sic oie prirnitibiten Be=
nobner oes yorbens baritellen, ourb<
qlteren boller 8eoauern alleir1 bie Bez
ringitraBe, oa Ser @eiitli6e oarauf
orang, oaB ite obne i'm in bie Seimat
5l1riidfebrte1. @atten iie auf i'm ge>
tpartet, bann bdtte bas gis Der arfz
tii6en Gone ite bis 5un Jribiabr a,,f
oen Seitlanoe 5uriidgebalten.
slIs ser unern1iioli6e Miiiionor,
Ser nun 81 Sabre alt iit, auf bem
aranfenbett. lag, iiberflog ct i'm @eiite
Die arbeitsrei6en Sabre, Die er 11nter
oen Diomeoe-g -gsfimos augebradt bot
te. gr eradbIte bon ben. 5dmierig.
feiten, oie linn bic Weoi5inmdnner Be.
reitet batten ltno babte babel beIon.
oers an Siiaf apiiaf, einen ebripiir-
oigen Quafialber, ser bebauptete, sic
araft gu beiisen, Menihen ie ttab iei-
nem 8iaen iterben au laiien rno i'm.