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FEsroRDNUNG
fur die
Konvention 29, 80 und 81 Maj le46, in Erie, Pa
Erster Tag:
SAMSTAG den 29. Mai 1e48:
Uh vormags: Empfang und Einquareung der Deegaten
10 vottags Eronung Sizung Degaten
Verbandes in der Siebenburger Halle 2l12S14 French ST.
IL Uh ttags Gemeinshatlche Mageen in der Sebenburger
Halle
Uhr nachmittags: Fortsetzung DelegatenSitzu
6 Uhr abends: Gemenschafiches Abendessen.
busger Halle, 2ll2-l4 French Str Mach dem Konzert:
Zweiter Tag:
SONNTAG, den 80. Mai:
6 Uhr morgens: Fruhstuck in der Sebenburger Halle
9 Uhr vormittags: Zwangose Versammlung.
10 Uhr vomags Szung der Deegaen des Central Vebandes
Uhr mags Gemenschaftches Mttagessen in der Halle
U,- nachmtags Forsetzung der szung der Delegaten
Uhr bends Begnn des Fest Konzees der Seben
burger Halle Mach Schlus des Konzerte Tanz der Halle
Dritter Tag ...,.
> MONTAG den 81. Mai:
Uhr morgens: Fruhstuck in der Siebenburger Halle
10 Ohf yGmtags EruhsehopPen qnd Mach
Schss desselben zwangose Unterhaltung mach Beeben
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SONNTAG, den 80. Mai, S:l5 Uhd abends:
Anhagen Concert Orchestra Ahhagen,
sebenbdrger Chorus. O. L. Grender Director
b) Weenfriede Uthman
Erie Uthmm Chor Rudolph schuster Director
Remarks I. Arthur Blass Pa State Senator
o Fine kene Fruhings Dvorak Arr. by Schuster
Cleveland Ledafel Gemischter
Deusche Fesansprache GrosPras John Bahes
Il. Fest-Akt
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~ Selections from oklahoma" Rogers
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Amhagen JunoA Aimhagen Director
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Evening star., 1948-06-08

that marital capacity was changed
(by Nevada divorce) does not mean
that every other legal incidence Of
the marriage was necessarily af-
fected."
Justice Jackson protested that
this decision just adds to the con-
fusion. Justice Frankfurter also
wrote a dissent backing up Justice
Jackson.
Steel Merger Upheld.
In other decisions announced dur
ing long summer adjournment
drive session yesterday the court:
Ruled that a Lockport, N. Y, or
dinance governing use of sound
trucks was too loosely drawn. The
ordnance gave the chief of police
the power to decide whether use OF
the trucks would be permitted. The
high court said this was too much
to leave to the discretion of a po-
liceman.
Threw out a Justice Department
effort to halt the sale of the Con-
solidated Steel Corp. to Columbia
Evening star., 1948-06-08
Supreme Court Holds
''Quickie' Divorces in
Reno and Florida Valid

The Supreme Court has removed
much of the confusion about the
validity throughout the United
States of so-called "quickie" di-
vorces.
Reno and Florida divorces are
good in the divorced couples old
home State if both parties get a
full opportunity at the trial to argue
the legality of residence where the
decree is granted, the high court
rule yesterday.
Chief Justice Vinson announced
the 7-to-2 decision. The far
reaching ruling was based on the
CONSTITUTIONS requirement that
each State must give full faith and
credit to the official acts Of other
States.
Chief Justice Vinson said Massa-
chusetts courts erred in labelling as
mo good divorces obtained by
/ Margaret Sherrer in Florida and by
Mrs. Katherine C. Coe in Reno.
Merits Not at Stake.
It Is not the business Of the Su-
preme Court. the Chief Justice said,
to weigh the merits of Florida,
Nevada and Massachusetts, divorce
policies. But if the spouse sued for
divorce gets due process of law in
competent State court, that Is
enough, he decreed.
/ The full faith and credit clause,
he went on, was designed by the
founding fathers as one OF the pro-
visions needed to weld group OF
independent sovereign States into
one Nation. If, in applying the
clause, some local policy must at
times give way, that lis part OF the
price of our Federal system"
/ In the Sherrer case, the Florida
court overruled Edward c. Sherref's S
assertion that he and his wife were
not residents of the Peninsula State
In the Coe case. both husband and
wife sought divorces in Reno. The
wife won. Mrs. Sherrer and Mr.. Coe
married other persons after the
! Florida and Nevada DEGREES were
/ issued.
Frankfurter Dissents.
Justice Frankfurter diSsented to
the Vinson reasoning in both
cases. Justice Murphy agreed with
Justice Frankfurter Justice Frank
furter said the ruling would pro
mote perjury without appreciably
affecting the existing disharmonies
among the 48 States in relation tc
! divorce"
Il cannot bring myself to believe,
Justice Frankfurter snapped, that
the full faith and credit clause gave
to the few States which offer bar
gain-counter divorces constitutional
power to control the social policy
governing domestic relations of the
many States which do not"
The tribunal, in another 72 d.
vorce case decision yesterday, held
that Nevada DEGREES did not give
two ex-husbands the right to stop
alimony payments which were Or
dered previously in separation de-
crees issued by New York courts.
Justice Douglas, who wrote the
majority opinion, stated: THE fact
Evening star., 1948-06-08

the following officers: John P. Cav
ler, president: Thomas T. Mott,
John w. Gill, vice presidents; Cort-
landt Herbst. secretary-treasurer;
r. S. T. Marsh, general counsel, and
C. A. Nicholson III, Alfred Ernest
and C. T. Claggett, directors.
Evening star., 1948-06-08

Steel Co., United States Steel
Corp. subsidiary. Consolidated has
plants in California, Arizona and
Texas. The Government said the
So, 900 600 purchase would violate the
Sherman Antitrust Act.
The Court probably will wind up
its current term on June 81.
Evening star., 1948-06-08
ADVERTISEMENT
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Evening star., 1948-06-08
London Alumni Elect

The Landon School Alumni Asso-
citation has announced election of
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itets nit nelem unb beftieerem @i-
oerapiIlen erfiillte.
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nit Bed uno onbern brennboren
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Good Ideas
Continued rom Page y

about it in the same way
1.-THE first thing he did was
to make sure he wasn't going in
to the business blind. Rather
than open up shop and Just wait
for customers to come in, he
went about surveying his market
to see what the potential was.
Going out into the neighborhood
he made g systematic canvass of
the area to determine what type
Of merchandise people would
like to buy and, more important,
them pay off" says the magazine
article from which, by permits
sion, quotations are printed here.
If he could sell it to them.
"He realized that it was no
small thing for most people, at
that time, 10 undertake the pur-
chase of major appliances, and
on his rounds he went equipped
with complete information of
time payments and credit ar
rangements.
Armed with a thorough survey
OF sales prospects in his terri
tory, he approached manufac-
turers and distributors with a
complete picture of the POSSIBLE
tiles available for selling both
major and traffic appliances to
the hundreds he had contacted.
His efforts were successful, and
his first and most important as
ISOLATION was with the w. L.
Thompson Co., Boston, at that
time distributors Of the General
Electric appliances lines, who ap-
pointed him a dealer agency for
the G-E lines Of refrigerators
and washers.
The Lomax Cooking School,
opened in 1885, was another hard
piece of promotional work. 1t
attracted crowds who thus had
the opportunity to view appli-
ances in use, and the exhibition
was the FIRST step toward an
ultimate sale"
"Sales executives throughout
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the area were genuinely impress
ed with the astonishing Job To-
max was able to do, for in 1885,
year in which the trade in
general was hitting new lows,
Lomax had managed to do ST.
600 worth Of business from May
Is to December 30.
"LLomax in his role Of friend
and salesman makes it plain to
his prospect that by getting
started on a basis which they
understand, namely, a business
like arrangement, 1t will guar
tee that all future relations will
be harmonious and pleasant.
aside from the extensive cli-
entele Lowax has built over the
years, he has two other import
ant traffic builders. His store is
the pay station for the Boston
Edison Co., and he carries per-
hapS the most comprehensive Sc
lection Of spiritual and race"
records to be found in New Eng
land.
His store reflects the buying
desires OF the people as a whole.
In the majors, for examples, ne
carries G-E, as we'll as Frigid-
aires, and the Youngstown pack
aged kitchen.
"Lomax did not arbitrarily
choose the merchandise he sells.
His customers proved to him that
they would buy, and Ghat they
wanted was the best"
Now he carries television sets
which are priced 1880. He in
yites all tc visit the store for a
"look-see," and he expects a
packed house with the coming
of Video-Day.
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whether they be paid by
the Commonwealth of Massachu-
sets or some agency in Washing
ton, or whether they yearn for
another. well-paid.. appointment
under a jtmCrow draft program. I
speak for cOlOred men with back
bone.
"In saying all this, am fully
aware that officials in the Penta-
gon and in General Hershey's Of
fee have been feverishly active
behind the scenes in soliciting re-
quotations Of our civil disobed-
fence proposal from so-called
colored leaders.
RANDOLPH HEARD
A. Philip Randolph, in a state
ment to the committee said: u
shall call colored and white lead
ers who, as opponents of racial
bigotry in various walks of life,
will map practical and down-to
earth plans for civil disobedience
on an immediate and a long
range basis. / shall in addition
seek the counsel of the nations
outstanding spiritual leaders -
men of the calibur of DR.. John
Haynes Holmes, Bishop w. Apple
ton Lawrence, and DR.. Howard
Thurman--men who can provide
a soul for our program.
IT informed the Senate that our
movement will be non-violent--
that we shall ia keour cues from
the successful struggles of the
peoples Of India. For that reason
it is my hope and belief that the
American followers Of Gandni,
who can convey to us the discip-
line and courage and the good
will of Gandhi, will heed my ap-
peal and rally to our cause.
while I do not minimize the
dire consequences of a civil dis
obedience program, it may yet
prove ironically true that the
Army's headlong drive for perm
anent jimcrow slavery was the
last straw which has ignited with
in us the spark of revolt that sets
men free"
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a t Records
shncs cemmdo ReeoO which SOLD
smRho whth
outstanding critics
her shove ns
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Senator Wayne Morse (Repubi-
CAM, Oregon for his implied
threatening of A. Philip Ran
dolph with treason trials" main
tanning that opposition from white
sources has proved helpful to
the organizations program.
II do not speak for those pitt
full souls on some governmental
payroll whose allegiance to a
weekly pay check is greater
then their devotion to justice,
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port Of Herr Jimcrow

port Of Herr Jimcrow.
eve shall also sell these but
tons outside the Chicago office of
the Twentieth century Uncle Tom
whose testimony before the Sem
ate ranked him concIusively, in
my opinion, as the No. / Quisling
among colored citizens"
Reynolds, a wartime Army
chaplain and 1916 Republican
candidate for Congress in the
22nd New York district, assaulted
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Capitol. In this way we hope
to impress upon the mind Of
White America that colored Am
orleans have had enough of BIZ
partisan maneuvering on civil
tights and that, come what may,
We are withdrawing. our sup