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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-24

SieIes @pdenblati erideint ieit
Dem Sabre 1878 reeelmGBig ieoen
Samstag uno miro berausgeeeben
gum 8eiten oes Hapitliden &olle'
gium Soiepbinum Der I'll. &ongregas
tion ser 8ropaganoa in Columbus,
oellen 3tpef Die Seranbiloung bert.
ider Grieiter50slinge fir Die Ser.
Stooten lit. Oieie gnitalt lit baupt-
iGdlid ongetpieIen al1f Die @intiinfte
oieles 8lattes uno oie @el6ente iel'
ner 2eler.
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OF March 3, 1879. Additional entTy
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'1QdnnkQn
u. Erinnernngen
Bon 81 eS. s. Tnertges
(Sortiebung)
Grsiebnns nnb bic Suite

Sn bieiem &apitel ion Die &eoe
iein bon Sen Straf fmitteln in ser gr-
5iebung. 0ieles nod altbergebrabter
riltliber @eiie BEL ser &inoerer5ieb-
ung 81 Silfe ge5ogene Mittel finoen
mir lo1pobl I'M Ilten mie aud) I'M
gseren Seitament angenanot. Dieie
gr5iebungsneiie pirft It6 aber, ieit
Dem fali6e @runoiate uno 4ffenliebe
an ibre StelIe getreten iinb, gegen
gltern uno gr5ieber aus. uno bod
perlangt Die ipabre, 2iebe na6 Ser
Suite, 3. }. elmer Strafe als Mittel
Der @r5iebung. Saber lagt Der &l.
@eiit I'M 8ude SiraG: User ieinen
Sobn liebt, Ser 5iidtigt i'm" Ser
Stod, 5. +. cine beroiente Strafe, ber-
minOert oie Siebe ni9t, ionoern uoie
2iebe binoet Die 9fute an Ole 8ano
uno ninnt iie redtaeitig in bie
Sono." @eil oieie 5rage 10 pielfa6
miBperitanoen uno oaeegen 10 oft se-
feblt miro, iollen Die 4usipriihe 6es
81. 8eiites l1ns folgenoe brei ssragen
beantlporten: 1. Sou man 6ie Gute
iiberbaupt gebrau6en? 2. @ie ion
man lie gebrau6en? 3. @as iou man
beltrafen2
Die erlte 5rage lit balo gel0It, oenn
in Dem 8u6e Der Spri6p0rter nabnt
Der 81. @eilt: ugnt5iebe einem Sic
3it6tigung niht uno 1penn ou i'm
nit Der &ute idlasIt, miro er nidt
lterben. S6lagit on i'm nit Der Mmte,
mirIt ou feline Seele bon Der 6oue
erlolen" (Brop. %, 13). 9eadte pobI
Die 8orte, Die Der Sl. @eiIt geip6blt
bat. Semna6 betradtet @ott oie 3iid-
tigllng ais cine @obltot, tpel6e man
Den &inoern ebenio tpenig, als oie
notpenoige Gabrung ent5ieben oarf.
rgr miro ni6t iterben", 8. +. Die MnI
te berniinftig gebraudt, 1pirb ieinen,
Seibe nidt i6aoen, uno ieine SeeIe
Dor Sooiitnoen llno Dor Dem etpigen
Sooe betpabren. u0enn," iagt Ser ST..
@etlt, "oie Sorbeit lit feIt gebun6en
an oas Ser5 oes &naben, aber Die
3udtrute treibt ite aus" (Brop. 22).
8enn Ser 81. @eiit bon &naben re-
oct, 10 bari man ni6t glauben, oaB
Die Wfao6en ausgenommen ltno.
Wenn Die &inoer, tros tpoblmolIen-
oen ermabnungen, 8arnunsen uno
Srobungen, bennod liigen, itebIen,
lt6 ld)amlos benebn1en, trotia ant
porten, au lpat beimfebren, Dor 3orn
Oargebotenes al1riidpeiien, bosbaft
ltber 8el6Diiter berfallen, fIuhen,
Den &ate6ismus ni6t lernen, Die
beilige Wfeiie berIaumen, oann lit
1bre Sorbeit ans Sera gebunoen =
ans Ser5 Der &naben als audi ser.
Vtaohen = 1tn0 nur nit Der fute
fann man tie tpegtreiben. @enn gI-
tern oas unterlaiien, fonnen tie iid
leidt idper periiinoigen uno oie Ma-
6e 8ottes iiber Die Samilie beraas-
foroern. Wtan erinnere ii6 nur an
ben Sobeprieiter Self, Ser feline bos.
baf item S0bne mobl mabrte, aber nidt
beItrafte, tpie lie es beroient batten.
Sur6 ben Bropbeten Samuel IieB
lbm @ott oen l1ntergang ieines Sau.
les oerfiinoen. @eil Sell tpuBte, oaB
leine Sobne 5ddnblides taten, un6
er lie nidt beItrafte, fielen beioe Sob
ne IN Ser Sdla6t, uno BEL Der gead-
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(Sortiesune folgt)
@arshatresA ]

Wabilpn, isis. - Die ct. gln-
oreD' ss@emeinbe in SennpIon feierte
oieie 8ode ibr bunberti1briges 8e-
iteben. am Dienstag errei6te oie bret
tdgige 5eier ibren S0bepunft nit ei-
mem bon 8ii6of S'gonnor aelebrier-
ten Bontififalamt, tpobei Migr. Yeter
8ape, &eftor Der &atbeoraIe in 2a-
groiie uno porber rel,n5ebn Sabre
lang 8farrer in Sennpion, Die Seit-
preoigt belt. "
Dubuque, Sa. = Ser bier gebo-
rene bodp. P. Splpeiter Suergens,
S. M ieit 5ebn Sabren 8ropin5ial ser
st. 2ouis-Hropin5 Der WariItenpa-
tres, lpuroe ioeben gum @eneraliupe-
rior oes SrOens geipdblt. Sie 8abl
erfolgte bel Dem fiir5li6 in 5reiburg
in Der Sdmei5 abgebaltenen General
fapitel. Ser neue @eneralIuperior
Duroe 1894 in Dubuque geboren,
legte am 8. Oe5ember 1907 feline re-
ligioien @eliiboe ab, ltuoierte in ser
Solge5eit an Ser Caption 1niperiitp
uno Der llniperiitdt Sreiburg in Der
Sbnei5, mo- er ben tbeologiiben Dof.
torgrao erbielt, uno 1pnroe 1927 gum
Brieiter getpeibt.
Chicago, sSsa. = @eitorben lit Ser
bobm. p. @oparb Slabef, O.S.B.,
SiIfsreoafteur ser bon 6en bohmi-
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SANOS

6ringt idleunige SiIfe BEL 9alsleiSea
aIIer Dirt, Soniilitis, 8eidtparen,
Mfbma, 6abfeber nnb GinustronbIe
pegen ieiner giftteintt0ten6en gigen-
Maft.
llniere felt fait einem baIben Sobr-
bunbert BEL ben dIteiten 2eiern bes
.Sbio Waiienfrel.,tb' befannten u,t6
als lr1.ertbebrlides Sausbeilmittel
angeapanbtes @rdutermittd 1T aus
ben beiten &eiIfrdutern bergeiteGt.
Hreis- 300 per SIaihe; $500 fiir
6 Uaiaen; $3.50 fir IL GIafhen.
@rpreB Collect. Barcel Hoft ertro.
THE WOLFRAM co.
P.O.B. IS Columbus, Ohio
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.Drei 0inae fin6 es. tpopon 1it

= "Drei Dinge iinb es, ipopon ii6
alle entbalten miiiien, pel9e gere9t-
fertigt 81 neroen berlangen. 8ir
miiiien uns entbalten Der b0ien Wer-
fe, Der fleiidli6en 8egieroen unb Der
@eltiorgen. Serner iinb es BRET Din-
ge, oeren mir uns befleiBen miiiien :
Ilmoien, Gaiten, @ebet. gs IoIen ben
boien @erfen Die 8erfe Der 8arm-
ber5igfeit entsesengeiebt, ipioer Die
fleii6lihen 8eeieroen Die Mbtotung
angemenoet tperben, un6 an Die SteI-
le Der tpeltli6en Sorgen trete Die 2ie-
be @ottes rnb fleiBises @ebet" (St.
8ernQr6l.
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Maxintiliatt-8aIhp

altberiibnlte 9rduterfabe, uniiber.
troffen BEL
8r q n b m It n ben
aller Irt unb BEL anbern 2eioen,
Del6e i'm beigegebenen 3irtuIar an.
gegeben iino.
Hreis 60 Gents per Sabr, plus
2 Gents Ohio State Gales Ear fiir
oieienigen, Die i'm Staate Ohio mob.
men.
Nur al be5ieben bonn .u.i
W rimiIian Sanitarin IN
2698 Snbee Mbe., Columbus 8, q.
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gOoesan5figell

u. $. Seiring, geb. am 26. Sanuar
1859 in Cincinnati, g., geit. am 8.
Suli 1916 in 3Dersoille, Sa. Gang
iabrieer 2eier.
Nidael Manbl, geit. am 90. Waai
1916, i'm alter BON ahtsig Sabren,
in Ganias gitp, Wo. Sitter 2eier. or
binterlaBt leine @attin &atbarina
WanbI.
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M. 9. s..

@ir tonnen beute ltnlern Selern Die
piafomnene Witteilltng bon Der
Stiftltng elmer nellen SreiIteae nla-
den, Die geitiftet iuoroen lit gum In-
benfen an einen amerifaniiden jun
gen Mann, ser i'm &riege i'm iiiolt6en
8a5ifif iein 2eben fir iein Saterlano
bingegeben bat. 9etpiB miro oieiem
tupfern Soloaten nid)ts millfomme.
ner gelpeien iein, ais bob Die letnen
gltern binterlaiienen iparliden iroi-
iben Sitter iett our Seranbiloung
tpiiroiger &naben gum Srieitertnm
permanot peroen. Die gltern 0ieles
iungen Mannes peroienen aues Sob
fir Die Iusnabl oieleS 0enf1nals fiir
ibren Sobn. Sic f0nnen perii6ert
iein, Dob Die Stuoenten oes Solepbi-
NUNS in ibren tagliden @ebeten ltnO
unlere Grielter am slltare ibres rn-
befannten @obltaters geOenfen mer-
ben. slue ltnlere @obltdter tDeroen
tdgli6 in sic @ebete unlerer Stuoen=
ten unb in Die beiligen Meiien unierer
Srielter eingelhloiien.
IS laufen INNER nod 8riefe obne
ltnterl6rift l1no Ioreiie Elm. 4uS bie-
fem grunoe lit es 11ns unmogli6, Den
@mpfang oerlelben 81 beltdtigen.
@er uns ieine neue sloreiie mitteilt,
moge itets oie alte sloreiie angeben
Die S6Dar5beerenernte bot ibren
Sohitanb erreibt ltno piele 8uibel
geeren geben 5ugrllnOe. Sas 8fliif-
fen itebt ieoem frei 5ur Serfiigune,
freili6 nit Dem 9fiiifo, einem
Shuarm 0tosfitos gum Spfer gu
fallen. Shreiber oieies ipri6t aus
Grfabrung.
ltnlerer 9u6ung 5ufoIge baben
etpa fiinfunoiieb5ig Bro5ent llnierer
Stuoenten Die Sommer-8reiiefam=
pagne nod nicbt begonnen. 8ieaeiht
iammeln tie olle ibre 9rafte fir bie
nod iibrigen @o6en ser &agne.
Soffentli6 uerpaiien iie ni6t oie gu=
te 8elegenbeit.
Gin STUDENT bat uns flint neue
Seier iiberianot. St idreibt oen Wans
gel an groBerem grfolg ieinem 11n-
poafommenen Spre6ertalent 5u. un-
Ierer anit6t na6 lit flar, OaB ieine
@eididlidfeit gar ni6t 10 mangelbaft
lit. Gin onoerer Stuoent bot, tpie er
i6reibt, fiinf neue 2eler in atpei Stun-
Den gelponnen. 0atals gebt berpor,
oaB olles BON einem guten, feiten
8ilen abbangt. 0as ioute alien gum
aniporn oienen. alio frtiden Mates
ooran 81 einem glan3enoen gno=
erfolg!
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@prtbinston, >. ct. Saul, Minn.
Samstas, "a. Insnit 1916.
81 ir h c II t a | { nb e r

Sonntas, 25. 4nsnit: Glitter Sonm-
tag nadJ Bfingiten. - gpang e.
lium: Seilun9 oes Saubitums
men (0tarfl1s y.
Montag, 26. slllguit: Sefrnous.
Sienstag, q. sluguIt: slutbalia.
0sittuod, %. slugltlt: sluguitinus.
Sonnerstog, 20. 9lugult: Sobonnis
gntbauptl,ng.
sSreitag, 80. alguit: Hoia.
Samstag, 81: sluguIt: Haimuno.
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Trager Stuhlgang und
schlechte Verdauung
perben fhneu unb oauernb bebobe.,
Surd 9r. Gbbs's &ranter.Biaen. Sie
baben Eauienoen grleidterung &c.
brabt. Hreis: Sdadtel nit 100
Binen, 60c; 2 Sdadteln, 81. Blus
SC 8orto. 8itte Der 8eitel1une eine
3s.Briefmarfe fir Porto beiaufiioeu
John B. NEUMANN
90 HEYL AVE. COLUMBUS .. Q,
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Treiiteae 81 Gbren ber
ebrw. Wfutter Gabrini

Previously credited ........ .$374.92
Mrs. J. Bies, Michigan City,
Ind. ..................... 500
F'rk. Meier, Dayton, o. ..... 800
Rev. N. N, o. .............. 100
Mary Hohmann, st. Louis,
Mo. ...................... 100
Mrs. c. Mayer, Oklahoma
City, Okla. 100
Total. ................. $685.. go
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-24

IlHeTuDIel vi. YroI0p1uS III aisle,
Sn., unb bate iih als 2ebrer an Der
oortigen Ibteildnle nn6 als gfarrer
in Gbicago uno Didinion, N.-Daf.,
betatigt, ebe er an Die 3eitung beru.
fen tpltroe..
Im bergangenen Donnerstag, is.
auguit ,erteilte Der bo6n'ite 9r., @iI-
liam .. S'8rien, &ilfsbiidof bon
Gbicago, in Der &apelle oes ct. Mn-
Wiiiionsbauies in Sednp eff
inngen Sbeologen Die beilige 8rieiter-
meibe: ndnlli6 ben bodp' Serren
Midael Boonar, Bittsburgb, Ba. !;
Widael garep, 8oiton, Waa.; Go
paro Duoinf, Chicago; gbarles &el-
tD, Bolton, Waii.; @ilbert Worman,
0eiaer Gitp, O.; GbeIter Notpidt, gbt-
cago; Sobn 8aolo, Chicago; Gborles
Shneioer, Buffalo, sc. g.; @ilbert
8ieien, Dodge, yeeb.; 8incent 8ei-
hefeusfes, gollinspille, ST.; unb
antbonp 3immermonn @eitpbaIia,
Sa.
Glebelamb, .. - Mm 80. Mugu1t
finoet bier Die feierlicbe 8eibe bes
fiirSli6 gepGblten neuen Mbtes Sbeo-
oore aoiis, O..S.B., Der bieiigen ct.
Mnbretp's- -Mbtei Itatt. 9ie glbttpeibe
pon5iebt ser bo6p'ite Sr. 8ii6of Go
marc s. Soban bon Glepelanb. Mbt
Sbeooore, crit liebenunbbreiBig Sab
re alt, lit Der iiingIte 8eneoiftinerabt
in ben Ser. Staaten uno elmer Der
iiingIten Der @elt. gr 1puroe in Der
Slomafei geboren 1tno fam als &inb
nod ben Ser. Staaten. Seit 5polf
Sabren NOR er elm Safultatsntitglieb
an Ser bon Sen 8eneoiftinern betreu-
ten bieiigen Glepelano Sigh Shool.
9em Yorf, g. 9. - Ser bodm'Ite
p. 8alentine Sbaaf, O.F.M., Ser er-
ite amerifaniidbe 8iirser, Der gum
Winiiter General ser Minoeren Brit
Der ernannt tpuroe, traf ioeben auf
ieiner erIten 8iittationsreiie nad ben
Ser. Staaten in SEEM gorf Elm.
Mpm. : Ser 8atifan bat oen 8lan
befanntgegeben, oas Sabr 1850 als
Seiliges Sabr 81 beitimmen. Dem5l-
folge miro Der Sl. StubI alien Bil-
germ, Die i'm genannten Sabre na6
Gom fommen, Inn am @rabe Der Mpos
itel uno Dem Stubl Betri au beter,
einen auBeroroentli6en, pollfomme-
men IblaB getpdbren. Das 81. ssabr
miro ieood iebon am 2. 9priI 1949,
oem SSabrestag Der Brieitertpeibe Beg
ST. 8aters, Beginner uno tpiro iei-
men eigentlihen gluftaft nebmen am
81. Ibeno oes gleihen Sabres nit
Der Seffnung Der Sauptportale 5u
ct. Beter, Dem 2ateran, 5u ct. SAUL
unb Santa Wearia bi Waggiore, Die
geuobnlid geIdloiien gebalten bIei-
ben. 9as lebte regulare 81. Sabr
Duroe 1925 gebalten; bod tpurbe
1888 als beionoeres 81. Sabr beob-
abtet our grinnerung an bos neun-
5ebnbunoerti1briee 8eitebeu Ser Sir,
DIE Gbriiti. SSn friiberer 3eit fano Elm
iol6es 81. Sabr nur alle bunbert
Sabre itatt, ipdter ieboh puroe Der
3eitobidnitt auf fiinf5ig Sabre berab-
.geiett uno Damn bur6 Elm Defret
8aplt Baul II. 1464-1471) auf
fiinfuno5man5ig Sabre feitgeiest. @s
lift 5u ertparten, 0aB Dos 81. Sabr
piele 8eiuder aus allen Seilen Der
@elt nod &om bringen miro, tros-
Dem BORT augenblifli6 nur lebr ge-
rinse Observation-Disclosures bor.
banoen iino.
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COAL FUND
Previously credited 49,. 81 ,SS4.83
Mark Case, Fostoria, o. -. 1000
Mrs. A. Holinka, Fulda,
Mimi. .................. 100
Total. 81, 1895 .83
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Stiutlue beS HDlfeS
far oas Soiepbinnnt

glnliegenoen ST batte i6 in einem
anliegen oeriproden. @ott bonf bin
id) erbort 1poroen! @ott iegne Sbre
9lnltalt!
6. g., Ya.
Ganf iei Seius, Maria uno Soiepb !
Sd bin in einem anliegen erb0rt NOR
Den unb lenoe gum 9anf 81.
2eIer, slrf.
*feG*
ginliegenbe @abe ienbe i6 Sbnen,
Der 81. Samilie gum 9anf fir Die
grborung in peridieoenen anliegen.
IS. ST., ..
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iden 8eneoiftinerpntres beransgege-
benen fatboliihen Sages3eitung ,Na-
roo. @r mar Witglieb Der 8enebif-
tinerabtei ct. Hrofopius in elsie,
Sn., nno bate iid als 2ebrer an Der
oortigen Ibteiidlle urtb als gfarrer
in Gbicago uno Didinion, N.-Daf.,
betatigt, ebe er an Ole 3eitung beru-
fen tpuroe.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-22
Group Institute
On MinoriHes
Meeting Held

The minority group institute will
hold q meeting. Wednesday noon.
Nov. 20, ut the international In
Etituts. under the auspices Of the
81. Paul council Of Social Agsn-
cieg.
Participating on the program are
DR.. Hugo W. Thompson Of Mae.
alester college. ~ presiding chair
man: 8. Vincent Owens, In the alb
ssnce Of Father Francis GilliRan.
chairman Of the Governors Inter
racial commission; Lyle n. Fisher
81 the Minnesota Mining and Man
ufRcturinR Co: Raymond Graf Of
the 81. Paul clio; William clyde
sen Of the 81. Paul A. =. Of L..
Trades and Labor assembly; George
W. Jacobson Of Group Health Nh.
tUal. Inc.
The aim Of the minority group
institute u 10 contact OF reach en-.
plOyeTS and 10 discuss problems 70
minority RToupa.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-22
Robson Scores
"SlOw Change"
Race Theory

Paul Robson, baritone, was n
guest ut a dinner sponsored by
the St. Paul Community Council at
the st. Paul Elks club during his
weekend visit and concert appear
ance In the Cities. Hugh Schuck Is
president Of the group which con-
sists Of various civic and commun-
ity groups. Mrs. Elizabeth Schuck
Halter is president.
Robson, in his speech at the
dinner, said productive enterprise
in this country els in the hands Of
q few" who control the strings.
The internationally famous singer
said Negro youth doesn't have q
fair chance under such a set-up.
He scored the idea advanced by
many today that change in the
status quo will take a hundred
years. He spoke Of the great change
In Russia in a generation, and said
that the chance for change Am
erica had after the Civil War was
ruined when the Ku Klux Khan got
busy. So many Americans think
the Negro problem can't be solved
in even a thousand years, Robson
observed.
He said there Is no danger Of
communism in the nation, but
rather the danger Of faScism.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-22
Fred L. Kone In
Porotrooper Unit

Fred L. Kane Of Minneapolis Is
. member Of the Winged Panthers
Battalion" only Negro ParatrOoper
outfit IN the u. S. Army.
Kane graduated Oct. 81 from the
training course for parachute men
at Fort Benning. Ga.
In a letter 20 the paper Kane
described his new activity in this
fashion. Said he:
IL really don't know what came
over me 20 join up again, but !
can say I'm not sorry for II Is a
fne outfit. Jumping anywhere and
Al anytime il our Motto. We do
All our jumping from C-s2. called
the FLYING Box Car. we jump at
a speed Of I55 miles per hour. and
At approximately 1900 H., II gives
Won q slight jerk and then its oil
over. you're on the ground In rs
seconds. II the chute does not open
YOU return 70 the supply room and
get another one. good joke
TUmileD. Well. anyway. we are well
known. and Il 30 happens that ] am
the only fellow from Minneapolis
10 be in the outfit, ard believe you
men. I'm very proud"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-22
New VIEW. Post
To Be Formed
Sunday at Halle

A new Twin City post Of the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars will be
formally organized at the Halle @.
Brown House, Aurora and Kent
streets, St Paul, at 2 p. m. Sunday,
Nov. "a.
Overseas veterans Of both World
wars are cordially invited 70 attend
the ceremonies at which the post
will receive its charter from ma
tional WV headquarters and be
formally mustered into the vet
Grams organization. Officers will
be elected at the meeting.
The new pOSt--one Of more than
300 VFW posts in Minnesota-will
welcome members from both Min
neapolis and ST. Paul, and regular
meetings will be planned for each
city. Those interested in joining
the new WV group should call
Dale O03l or Elkhurst 1878 for
additional information.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-22

DR.. J. Finley Wilson, famed
grand exalted ruler Of the LIP
DEW. (Elksl, arrived in Mime
apolis early Wednesday morning
TO attend the two-dAy celebration
Of Ames Lodge No. log 40th an
niverSary. Plane trouble caused him
to arrive several hours late but
q large group Of Elks and their
friends remained from the capacity
banquet audience to greet the Elks
leader.
Wednesday he made n tour Of the
Sister Kenny Institute in Min
neapolis. He was accompanied by
Milton G. Williams, q member Of
the Sister Kenny Fund campaign
committee; J. W. Pate, Reuben
Warren, Rev. L. p. Ashford, Leon
Lewis and Cecil Z. Newman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-22
University President Morrill,
Makes Frontal Attack On
Secret Hate Merchants

community. faculty and students
alike, when dspl0rs the actions Of
misguided. coWaTdly individuals
who suTrsptitI0uHly place on camp
~ bulletin boards or trees, posters
that are an Afr0nI 10 minority
groups, or In any other way at
tempt 10 spread on the campus. oF
IN Il. doctrines Of hatred and In
tolerance.
The University does not eOun-
tenRncs such behavior. and perps-
traitors 81 such acts will be sum
mRrily dealt with II they are de-
tsctsd. We have the right 10 sK-
pect. on our campus, conduct and
attitudes that are consistent With
the high and generous purposes
u the University"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-22
Atlanta Prosecutor
Seeks Indictment
OF Ga. COlumbians

ATLANTA. Ca. (NNPA) 49, SO.
licitOr General 4. +. Andrews last
Friday night indicated that he
would ask n special grand jury
TO indict leaders Of the COlumbiAna,
Inc, recently formed organization
based on race and religious hatred
Of colored people and Jews.
Our investigation shows these
fellows are patTolling streets, MAX.
ing Investigations and having PEG.
pie call them inAtead Of tho police, I"
he declared. We're just not going
to have that sort Of thing"
He expressed the belief that
Homer l., Loomia, JT.. kinRpin Of
the hree-month-Old race and re-
hgiouS hatred fomsntinE society,
wants 10 get strong enough &C.
take over" IN Atlanta and Fulton
county. where moro than half .
million people live.
Andrews did not name the Co.
lumbar leaders he would seek TO
indicL lie did not subpoena either
LOOMS or Columbian President
Emory Burke as witnesses. Hut
other bTown-Ahirted members Of
the order faced the grand jury for
questioning.
The indictments will be sought
under n Georgia law making usur-
patton Of police authority. or a..
tempted uSurpAtion, q mindemea
punishable by ~ months impriSon-
msnt,
A. the Columbians became more
involved In their fight with forces
81 law and order, Emory Burke,
president Of the society, changed
his mind about allowing their cor.
porate charter 10 be revoked BY
default.
Burke dehantly ripped the petit
ton for revocation 20 Ahreda for
publicity purposes after Governor
Ellis ATnAll announced revocation
proceedings would start In the
courts. But when the time came o.
hear the States petition IN court
last Friday morning, Burke 10.
qusated and received ten days
grace on the actIOn.
The brown ahlrted DlHke, idsntl
fed by n shoulder patch Of red
lightning on n white background
was one 81 about 20 ColumbIAnF
ordered before the grand jury 10
day.
John Zimmerlce, Of Nashville, .
student veteran nj Georgia Tech
and one 81 the socicty's three In
corporatOrs. was another.
Ralph ChilderA. under indict
ment for melting 90 riot. and an.
other youthful Columbian last
Thursday night publicly ReknOwl
edged visiting Ralph Neon. sdi
tor 81 the Atlanta Constitution, %
protest lies" Neon said he was
threatened with violence unless hC
desisted In criticism. Childsra bold
~ wore q Columbia medal awarded
him after he was accused ~ com
plicity In beating n coloTed youth
Members said they Atill had no
clue 20 the identity ~ persons who
last Thursday night tossed q tsaF.
gas bomb into the Columbians'
meeting hall. hut declared dArkly,
1T was someone hired by the
Jewal"
Last Thursday night Burks
blamed "CommuniEta."
DO your Christmas shopping
with your frisndH-adVsTtissrs in
this Newspaper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-22
DR.. Forest Virgins
N.A.A.C.P. Speaker
Sunday Afternoon

DR. FORREST WIGGlNS-GIDE ..
DR.. Forrest o. Virgins, new
member Of the faculty Of the Uni.
versity. will be presented to the
membership Of the Minneapolis
NAACP at the regular meeting be-
ing held Sunday, November oath,
at 4 P. NJ. at Phyllis Wheatley
House.
After a short business meeting
during which elections TO the nomi-
mating committee will take place,
DR.. Virgins will address the audi
ence.
Members are invited TO remain
for coffee and cake and the oppor.
tunity Of meeting DR.. Virgins per
sonally.