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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-16
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0as befannte @ebiht Sreiligratbs !:
80 Iieb' 10 lang bu lieben fannit, o
Iieb' 10 lang bu lieben ntaglt", lit
fein erbadtes &unltproouft, ionber,1
ein @eleeenbeitsge6idt. Sour meni-
gen oiirfte befannt lein, BOB oieie
berrIi6en 8erie Sreiligratbs, berer
ieelenpoaen, edit bentiGen, Wabntpor=
te tief in oas 8olfsgeniit georungen
iino unb IN linn baften ais @ele=
genbeitsgeoidt entItanoen iin0, mas
als elm 8epeis mebr fir ben grfab-
rungslas gelten fann, bob oie Noe=
ten ni6t immer oie Hoeiie ufomman-
bieren" fonnen ionoern oft ibre
idoniten @eoanfen Dem 3ufan, Dem
plosliden Mffeft beroanfen. 9ie Wit-
teilungen iiber Sen uriprung oes @e=
oibtes 1tantmen bon einem 8efann=
ten Greiligratbs, Der 3euge Der gnt=
itebung oes @ebibts nno ser gan5en
bamit 5uiammenbGngenoen 8org1nge
tpar llnb biel NIT Dem Di1ter ber-
febrte. Der 8etreffenbe beridtet, baB
er i'm Sabre 1841 nit Sreiligratb
in 2imburg in einem Sotel 5uiammen
fam, mo aud aipei anoere Sreunbe
bon ibm, 2uouig glbers uno bon gp-
nern, eintrafen. Wan iaB froblif BEL
elmer 8otple uno buloigt BEN neuen
Boeiien oes an ienem Mbenb belon-
oers gut aufgelegten Didters. Hlob-
lid fam ein MiBton in Die @eiell-
Idaft> tpeil Greiligratb in ieiner iiber-
iddumenoen Sopialitdt gu oerb ge-
gen @lbers' Mnfbru6 proteltierte.
Dieien rief Die 8flidt nod 9armen
5uriif, un6 iomit oerletten i'm Wor-
te mie uHeoanterie" uiip. CT lief
er5iirnt meg unb blieb aub am fol-
gen6en Gage nod falt, als Greilig-
ratb i'm in 8armen aufluhte. 9a
nabm oieler lblieBlib Mbi1ieo NIT
ben Worten: uNun tpobl, ipenn bu
NIT mir nihts mebr alt tun baben
1pinit, 10 bebalte bieies 9Iatt gum
Nnoenfen Rallm aber bate glbers
Die eriten Stropben geIeien, 10 elite
ct Greiligrntb nod uno rief: rRomm'
Der, alter Greunol" Cine ber3Iihe
llmorm,lns enoete ben 3niit. Sn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-16
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grot 5u oerbienen. gerufst6tigfeit
neitet oen glid ser Maoden unt
maht lie in nielen 9ingen itetiger,
beltimmter, erfabrener.
Solde gr5iebungsfebler Der Wiit.
ter itno oann Inn 10 beoauerlider,
Denn tie 5u bdusli6en Streitigfei-
ten fiibren. Sdnade, na6giebige
Dtiitter baben oft Die groben G6ter
auf Dem 8e,piiien. @enn ober mon=
de Weiitter aus miBleiteter 2iebe nit
oen &inoern formli6 einen @ebein=
6uno gegen ben Gater idlieBen, 10
lit oas ooppelt trollrig unb pernerf-
Ii6. gater unb Wutter n1itiien IN ser
&inoerer5iebung iid ergdn3en, ober
nidt befdmpfen.
$50 ltd oos Strenge nit oem 3arten,
$50 Starfes ii6 uno Miloes paarten,
ga gibt es einen g1ten Slang
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-16
ueber oen Gheitano

bat p. 9lbrobom a Snncto Clara fol-
genOe Oerbe sleuBerungen getan:
Ser gbeitano lit ein 8orter, in mel
'dem Die grenneiieln sic 8lumen bor=
ltellen. Gr lit Elm NuBboun1, iporauf
&itrbiiie ma6ien; Elm I=9=G, in mel
dem Der gudltabe @ ser fiirnebm>
tie lit; ein 2o5orett nit 51pei Sud-
ten: SerrIfiudt uno giferiltd)t; Elm
Slnmel, an oem nidbtS 5u ieben lit,
ais l1nItern; cine Sogt, ouf Der man
5um oftelten fangt Elm - Glenotier;
elne Nro5eiiion, no oQe5eit oos Greus
porangebt; cine Sousfapeue ser
ytotburga; Elm @alo, porin alles
Sol5 mobIt MIR ser Segenbanm
nlht." Seoenfau5 bate ser beriibmte
&an5elreoner Oanit iene pielen Chen
i'm 9luge, Oie BLOB aus unIoltteren
8epeggriinOen geIdloNen ueroen;
BON Den onoeren beiBt e5 ia: yGie
Chen perOen i'm Simmel geIdloilen!"
6relll6 bleibt oud ooron ieit gpu
oas itrenge Garabieles =l1rteil baften.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-16

ip1ter Na6t bate Ser Di6ter oil
Mabnung ieines @etpiilens geipiir:
'uno oos in Gerie sebradt, mas +
tief 10 rein menidlid ieoes Ser5 be.
riibrt. Chen neil Die Sabe cine Il
bornloie, Die 5olee aber, Der Ser
luit zines Sreunoes, 10 bitter mar
lang Der Dibter iein ergreifenbes
MabnIieo, treue 2iebe ni6t ar berle,
sen. Nidt ariibelnoes Naditnnen
ionoern tiefe &eue batte Dem eoel
geiinnten Oidter Die Stropben ein'
gegeben:
. llno tper sir ieine 8ruit erIhlieBt
. tu ibm, mas ou fannit, au Iieb.
l1nb mad ibm ieoe Stu1be frob
l1nb mad ibm feline Stunoe triib!
ltnb bite beine 3unee nobl;
8alo lit ein boies 8ort geiaet!
. @ott, es mar ni6t bos gerneint -
Ser andre aber gebt unb flagt!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-16
Die ulutter ais
Gr5teherin

Spiele, &ino, in Der Mutter S6oB!
gluf Der beiligen Sniel.
.Si1bet Der tribe Gram, fit1bet Die
Gorge oif nid)t.
Sbiaer, Ser ipielenoe &nobe"
3u ser eblen Gornelia, Ser Eo6-
ter bes dlteren Scipio, fam emit eine
Sreunoin 5u 8elu6. 9llsbalo nad IT,
rer anfllnft begann ite, ibre Supe-
len aus5upaden, Inn tie Gornelia 81
5eigen. Damn bat tie bic Sausberrin,
audi ibre S6abe berbei5ubolen. 9o
5eigte Gornelia bon ebten Mutter.
ltol5es auf ibre beioen pradtigen
&naben llno iprat]: SOS iinb meine
|Sdabe!" 0ieie pornebme, freiiinnige
Gomerin befl,noete oamit cine gera=
oe5u porbilolibe 4uffailung >ibres
Mutterberl1fes, uno es pdre 51 piin=
i6en, oaB feline drii itli6e Wfutter ibr
nabitdnbe.
lteber Die 8ebeutung ibres gr5ic=
berberufes ioute feine Wfutter inn
3meifel iein. 0aB ser gi1fluB ser
miitterli6en gr5iebung Ser ribtung=
gebenoe, entiheioenbe lit, miro bon
niemano beitritten. @roBe Manner
aller 3eiten baben oie 2orbeerfrGn5e
ibres Hubmes banfbar an ben @ra=
bern ibrer Wiitter nieoergelegt. lln=
lere groBen Di6ter baben in Ger
2iteratur ser Wutter 9erfmGler bon
unberpelflider Sdonbeit eeiett. l1n-
lere groBen Bdoagogen baben Ser @r-
5iebungsarbeit ser Wutter SEN bod
item 8ert beigelegt. 60 bat gum 8ei-
ipiel Der groBe Beltalo55i in ieiner
Sbrift n8ie @ertrub ibre &inber
lebrt" Elm bobes 2ieo auf bie sn-
ma6t er5ieberii6er Weutteriorge ge=
iltngen.
slm tiefiten uno felteltten aber ltnb
Wutterpfli6t nnb Wutterpiiroe ber-
anfert in oen @runoiGten unieres
beiligen @laubens, in Der iaframen=
talen @eibe ser gbe unb in Ser iiber-
natiirliben 8eItimml1ns Der &inoes-
ieeIe.
Die Mutter i6enft 6em &in6e bas
2eben uno lit feline natiirlibe grndb-
rerin llnb Pflegerin. Die io5iale Scot
nnierer 3eit bertpebrt es alleroings
mander arnen Wutter, lire 8fli6-
ten an ibrem Sduglinge gu erfiinen.
@ie iebr beroient tie ood oes1pegen
unier Witleib nnb 1niere @ilfe! @as
aber iou man oa5u iagen, menn 6rau<
en- Der beiten 5tdnbe ibre aittber
frem0en &duoen 5ur Bflege anber-
trauen, MIR Inn Ser eigenen 9equen-
libfeit uno 8ergniigungsiubt nah-
5uleben uno NIT ibrer l1nabbdngigfeit
nno @oblbabenbeit gu prosen? ngs
iinb bic llnipiiroigiten Drobnen inn
shoBe Der menihliden @eienidaft!"
(Beiner.)
Die SHUTTER iibt oas Rinb i'm &C.
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terfeit in unierer beroorbenen @eIt
bringen! 8ie gan5 onoers fonnten
rniere iungen Mdnner iein, menn
ole Wtao6en in redter @eiie better
Daren! 8ie gang onoers idbe es oft
In Der 5amilie aus, tpenn Die sSrau
Die pabre 5reuOe in lie bineinbr1ds
tel Ser &f gegen bos 8oie uno
Die Sorge Inn oas @oblbefinben ib-
rer 2teben pare Damn ser 6rau se-
nib I'm pieles leihter. gSie 1pobl
piiroe audi tie ielblt iid fiiblen in
oem Slid, oos ionnige 9lrt i'm Sau-
le oerbreitet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-16
Don oer Che

8eraoe bellt5utage treten iiber gbe
uno ebelide Gflidten biele faIlhe
Fropbeten auf. Sn Gbicogo pollen
iol6e Hropbeten poer eber 8ropbe=
tinnen logar cine &linif erritbten,
in Der Ser Saiienmoro gelebrt tpero-
ben ion. 1ie gbe lit gebeiligt un0
perlangt Sreue eegen @ott. 8ebe,
nenn man ii6 ieinen @eboten ent-
5oge. @ebe, penn man ii6 ent5ieben
lpollte Oem fiinften @ebote! vgir
ltno niht reid .genue", ~oie 6rau lit
nidt gelltno genug", ~mas piiroen
bie 2ette loeen", uip. 9u >biIt
ni6t Ser Serr beS 2ebens. 0ieie
Serridaft bot iid) @ott ielber por-
bebolten. - Gie gbe perlangt Sreue
Der @atten gegeneinanoer. Der MIDI
tiglte, eoellte, beiligIte Gertrog lit Der
Sertrag Der gbe. Ser 1pid)tigite: es
entlprlngt ibm oas quellenbe 2eben
Der Menidbeit; ser eoelite: iein 8e-
genItano lit Ser foltbarlte auf Groen,
Ser Wtenid) nit Seele uno 2eib; ser
beiligIte: 8ott Gater bot i'm gegriin=
BET, @ott Sobn i'm gum Soframent
erboben, ser Seilige 8eiit 1pirft ourb
i'm. - Gie gbe erforoert 9iebe-
freunolide 2iebe ser @atten ltnter~
einanoer. Gos gSeib lei Dem Manne
ltntertan, aber nift Sflapin, nift
einmal Gienerin, iie lit Sreunoin,
@enoiiin. ltno tie iollen it6 segenlei-
tig lieben. 9ieie 2iebe muB iih oud
nof auBen 5eigen. slu6 idon Sic
0flene lei freunolid5, 1iht bitter, fin
tier nno 5ornlg. slud) i6on Der Son
Der Heoe iei gut, nibt barl6, fei=
feno, bart oOer gar 5ornig. Sic 2ie-
be ober 5eigt iid beionoers in ser
Sat. Sic niiien chamber belfen -
bier auf Groen - aber belonoers,
au6 in Sen SilnneI binouf. ltnb Sic
Siebe 5eigt iih nicbt 10 iebr i'm Gro
ben, als in BEN fleinen t1glihen
0ingen. Sic 2iebe iei bilfbereit int
&letnen unb &leiniten l1nb Damn miro
lie es ou6 I'M @roBen iein. 9ie Che
perlangt audi fluge 2iebe gegen Die
Sic foroert peinli6e Sor=
se bonn eriten Galein an, lie foroert
genaue ltebernadung. Sic foroert
ytabnuna 8arnuna our redten
3eit, am redten Srt, aber Itets obne
3orn. Gie 2iebe foroert, oaB man
Die ainoer nidt 5u einem stanoe
5minge, Der BLOB am meilten Nuten
bringt, ionoern 81 einem Stanoe, at
DEM lie Suit uno 2iebe berlpiiren uno
fir 1pelden tie Sdbigfeiten an BEN
Gag legen. Gie 2iebe foroert aber
oub Strenge. Sier beriiinoieen fidy
ote gltern am meiiten oaourd, oaB.
lie nidts oageger baben, penn ibre'
anoer obne slufiid)t Bis lpdt in oie
geaht auber oem Sauie bIei5en. -
Die 2iebe forbert aub biel @eouI1,
belonOers bon Der Nutter. geidt obne
@runo idreibt Sbafeipeare: r8eib.
oein Name lit Schulz, uno elm an-
oerer SdrifititeIer, Der nod tpeiter
gebt: "@ebulo, betn Name ilt @eib-",
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. @ @@ @s @sg 2e.T "a .T1
5ttller Perbittae
@on g III % off

Die brannen Siigel itebn i'm gplbnen
8lans
9es ipGten Says @ie ietbige
Banner fltegt
Sc bmrd bic itille 2nft >. Sin &ei.
fer tptegt
Sid iiber blaner Seen Silberfrans.
Gin Naden anert BEN iiberitrablten
Slnf.
8eid, iute anf Talfenldipingen
idtuebt Elm 2ieb
SIM iueiten 9tanm. - Gin Slider
tandyt ins Gteb.
8iloenten itreid)en, nnb es fGQt ein
Sdnf.
limb uieber tiefe Stille im &C.
brett. -
Gridanerno fiibr id, tpie Der Serr
Der @elt
Sent bier anf flarer ;S6be raitenb
halt,
Snbes sn leinen Siiken trGnmt bic
3eit =.
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..ISS%&S@&S1l

|5ur 9luferItebung, 5ltr gntfaltung
Die 2iebe gibt Der 0tutter @eoulb,
oes &inoes 8etpeglihfeit uno ltnru=
|be 81 ertragen, NIT ieiner ltn5uldng=
|li6feit gea6iidt 5u baben uno ieine
gntpidlung obne itorenoes 0rdngen
| |ab5umarten. Sic perlongt ntdt Srii6-
lite, nenn crit geldt neroen nub.
9urd oieie 5utpartenoe @eoulo Ser
Mutter erbdlt oie SSugenb5eit erIt
ibren re6ten @ert als gr5iebungs=
IperioOe, neil bur6 tie Die Sreibeit
Ser finoli6en gntfaltung gorantiert
miro. ga Die Wtrtter fir Die Seb=
Ter ibrer &inoer Itets sic einfa6lten
1lnO natiirli6Iten @riinbe iu6t,
fon1mt lie getpobnli6 nit einem er-
ltaunlihen geringen slufDanoe bon
gr5iebungsmitteln aus. Cine fluge
Mutter er5iebt gerauihlos, ,tnb ibre
&inber iino INN 10 pobler5ogener, ie
peniger lie merfen, DaB tie er5ogen
perben. $50 ober bie Wfutter eine
ernite Strafe fir n0tig bdlt, oa tpirft
| iie nidt berbitterno, neil ia oie Mut=
terliebe baIo tpieber itdtbar, tpenn
audi unablt6tli6 1T gri6einl1ng tritt.
8enn mir Die Sor5iige miitterli6er
gr5iebungsfunlt iiberOenfen, 10 ers
fennen mir, baB cine Whutter IN ser
gr5iebung unerlebbar lit.
Sbne 3peifel l6lummern aber in
Der Wtutterliebe au6 8efabren fir bic
gr5iebung. slus 2iebe ber5Grteln uno
perpobnen man6e Wfiitter ibre &in=
Der 5eigen 5u groBe gtadii6t unO
Shmad)e gegen lire auffeimenOen
Infringement, beoauern lie 5u lebr noe
gen ieOes fleinen Wibgeidids, er=
fiillen ibnen ieoen slugenblidsipuni6,
5eritoren baour6 ibre 8ei6eioenbeit,
@eniigiamfeit uno Iniprubsloitgfeit
nno berbinoern oubur6, baB ser fino=
libe @iae erltarft, ser finolibe Gba>
rafter itd ltdblt. Sol6e Wutterfin=
Der iino ueihlib, ielitiiicbtig, lau=
|nti6 unb ungliidli6.
Gie pabre 5reunoidaft 5eiet iif i'm
Gerl lagen
BUR re6ten n3eit, uno es getpabrt Sic
2iebe
Gar oft Elm l6aoli6' @ut, 1penn iie
ben @illen
Ses Soroernoen mebr als Iein BIiid
beoenft.
8oetbe, vGaIio".
Wande Weiitter tun alles Iieber
ielbit, als baB tie ibre &inber ettpas
tun beiBen. 0as lit olrdaus berfebrt.
Sn &ii6e 1rno Seller, in Stube unb
&anmer, in Sol unb @arten nuB
Oas &inb 5l1 pielerlei 9ienltleiltun=
gen berange5ogen peroen, uno 5lpar
8uben tpie M1o6en. 9ie Wutter, sic
tire berannadienOen Sodter nidt
nit bem Yuteimer betannt tperOen
laBt, neil iie fir bie Bartlett if
rer biibiden Sdnoe fiirdtet ODER lie
fir pDienitbotenarbeit" 5l1 gut balt,
banbelt perblenbet uno er5iebt ibr
&in6 5ur Geradtung Ser Sausar-
belt. Sc fleiBiger, geididter, unper-
oroiiener Elm Mdoden. i'm Sauie tdt-
tig III, ie beiier es oas ginfaufen
Iernt, unio mebr iorst es fir feline
3ufltnft. gs beridlagt oamit feline
0Hartie" I'M @egenteil, es madt iib
begebrensperter. 9luBeroroentlib
fnr5iihtig banbeln audi iene Wiit-
ter, Die aus dngltlider 8orforge H.
re Tohter binoern, fid init Ser Sdn-
be Gleib ober NIT Dem Ropfe ibr
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-24
BY Jimmie N. Jones

The big night for Oresto Mi
noso, Cuban 3rd baseman for the
Dayton Indians, will be Satur-
day night, if the Dayton team wins
the 4th and final game Of the
Central league play-off.
BY virtue o fthe 3rd consecu-
tive win over the Fl. Wayne Gen
erals last night, the Indians have
only to win Friday night (tonight)
to end the ~play-off.
An announcement from Bill
Nall, Indians business manager,
that if the indians finish off the
Generals Friday night, they will
play the All-Stars Saturday night
which will be the final appearance
of the Dayton team and Of course
that means the final appearance
of the Cuban flash, Minsos, who
has played a major part in the
success o fthe Dayton Indians in
the semi-finals against the Mus
.kegon Clippers and the finals
against the Fl. Wayne club.
Plans are under way to show
the appreciation Of the West Side
fans to this all-round diamond
star by presenting him with a
gift in his final game. All fans in
terested in making this program a
success are urged to make their
contribution to the "Minsos Mite"
presentation in time for the pur-
chase of a gift for the little man
who has done so much for the To-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-24
"Minoso Night"
Set for Saturday

cal team.
Headquarters for the plan is the
Fifth street YM, with J.. L. Scott,
physical director in charge of the
program. Assisting Scott will be
Paige tSrickland, publisher of the
Ohio Daily Express; Ralph Ma
son, former All-City football star
of Roosevelt high school, mana
ger of the Flamingo Supper clu,
1908 West Fifth street, John Ea-
ton, another star Of Roosevelt
high, Special Deputy Sheriff, and
Larry Blackwell, official scorer
of Negro Professional baseball.
For further information, call
Jimmie N. Jones, AID 1910, after
5 p. m, or the Daily Express, HE
1915.
Presenting Minoso with a gift
will be in keeping with other cit
les honoring Negro stars, such as
Larry Dolby, in Cleveland; Jackie
Robinson and Roy Campanella in
Brooklyn; Don Newcombe and
Sammy Jethroe in Montreal, in ap-
probation for the great perform
ances they have given their fans.
The fans of the West Side have
always been loyal to their diamond
idols and Minosos is we'll deserving
of your well wishes. Show your
true craftsmanship by taking your
contributions to the Fifth street
YIN in time to present him with a
lasting token Of effection for
services rendered.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-24
Noted Speaker al Odd
Fellows Hall Sunday

William l.. Sheriff., general
president Of the original Univer-
sal Improvement association, will
be the guest speaker at the Odd
Fellows hall at Fifth and Mound
streets Sunday, September 26, at
2:3O p. m.
Mr.. Sheriff. has travelled ex-
tensively. In 1922 he was sent as
a member of a delegation to the
League of Nations in Geneva,
Switzerland, where a petition was
presented requesting that the Ger
man colonies be turned over to
the Negro peoples of the world as
an experiment in self government.
In 1945 he was selected to repre-
sent the association at the United
Nations conference in San Fran
cisco, Cal.
MI. Sheriff. is a writer and a
lecturer. For many years he was
a columnist for the Michigan
Chronicle, Detroit, the Louisville
Defender, and the Houston In
former, and the editor Of the Ne
gro World.
Also on the program will be
Rev. Obediah J. Manjenkwa of
South Rhodesia, South Africa, now
attending Cannon Theological
seminary, will be a special guest
speaker of the original Universal
Negro Improvement association,
at 2:30 PIP. m. Nathaniel C. Pat
ton, local president, 1853 Haw-
thorne street.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-24
Woman's
World
BY Nellie c. Jones

American women among others
are not born alike, whatever they
achieve in this respect afterward.
By nature they seem, indeed,
among other possible classified
tons, to fall into three groups.
The first is the talented women,
or women with a natural voca-
ton. This group is, naturally, a
small one, for the women who are
in it must have, besides their tai
ent, an unusual energy which
drives them, in spite of shelter
Turner of Los Angeles; Mrs. Tur-
ner is cousin to Rev. Broaddus.
Mrs. Cora Stevens of 826 w.
Fifth street, has returned from a
two weeks vacation visiting rela-
tives and friendse in Richmond,
Ind, and Detroit. Mrs. Stevens is
now at home where she will re-
sumo her duties at the AMC as
MGR bookkeeping operator.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-24
Man Wanted for "Crime"
Another Is Serving

There has come to this news
papers attention another pending
travesty Of justice. 1t concerns a
Negro now known as Arthur Car
ter, but whose real name is Roy
Hardy.
The story starts about 10 years
ago. MI. Carter was sentenced to
prison in Tennessee for one of
the oldest and most popular with
southern white jjustice) charges
against Negroes, assault with in
tent to rape. More innocent Ne
groes in the south have been "con-
victed" of committing rape
against white women than most
southerners care to admit. The IA
nous Scottsboro case illustrated
the real purpose behind this ter
rorist act against Negroes, namely,
to keep the Negro in a second
class citizenship, and to maintain
Negro-white antagonism to main
tain the power of the southern
bourbons.
Carter was sentenced from five
to 20 years in the penitentiary for
the alleged attempt to rape al
though he steadfastly maintained
that he was Unfortunately pick
ed up in the street after a woman
had been molested. Another man
was convicted of the same crime
and our source asserts he is still
serving time.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-24

After serving two years, Carter
escaped and eventually came to
Akron, Ohio. There he has lived
for 20 years. Recently he was dis
covered and apprehended, and it
is notable that he readily admit
ted his identity. Swiftly the gov
ernor of Tennessee asked for Car
ter's extradition to receive addi-
tional southern Justice"
If Carter has spent 20 years in
Akron without becoming involved
in any serious trouble, it will GER
tainly be a great tragedy to per-
NIT him to be returned to a state
which will surely heap vengeance
on him, in all probability will per-
secute him in prison the rest of
his life. Those who think this fool
ish just recall that Haywood Pat
terson, until he escaped this year,
spent II Of his "a years on earth
on a chain gang for at attempted
rape that even the girls who were
supposed to have been the victims
admitted was untrue.
Carter can be spared his life if
Governor Herbert refuses to ex-
tradite him.
A barrage of letters to Herbert
in Columbus, may influence him
to save Carter. Write him and
urge him not to send Arthur Car
ter back to a Tennessee chain
gang.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-24
NAACP State Conference
Starts Today

welcomes the delegates to the con-
ference, and sincerely trusts that
they will find the welcome mat on
every Daytonian's doorstep.
The months and years ahead
will be the momentous ones in the
history of this country, in fact,
in the history of the world. The
NAACP is the forefront of the
struggle of the Negro people for
equality, with special emphasis on
civil rights.
The Express is certain that the
decisions made this weekend in
Dayton, will correct, will ensure
that the role of the Negro people
in shaping and participating in the
upward movement of America,
and the world, will become in
~creasingly fuller and more dem
ocratic. What happens this week
end at the NAACP conference will
most certainly be reflected in the
coming months and years.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-24

and privilege, to their own pow
ers. Like talented men, they are
single minded creatures, and they
cannot sink into idleness, nor fritz
ter away life and time, nor en-
dure discomfort.
They posses that rarest gift, in
tegrity Of purpose; and they can
work, day upon day, mentally
and spiritually as well as physi-
cally, upon the one necessity.
Such women sacrifice, without
knowing they do, what man yother
women hold dear - amusement,
society, play Of one kind or an
other-to choose solitude and pro-
found thinking and feeling, and at
last final expression.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-24

Public installation services will
be held Sunday at $3.50 p. m. at
MI. Pisgah Baptist church, of Of
ficers elected to serve the Mont
gomery County Missionary Union
during the insuing year. Those
elected are: Mrs. Eva Burns,
president; Mrs. Marguerite Bry-
son, vice president; Miss Mary
Moore, secretary; Mrs. Ovella Hug
ley, assistant secretary; Mrs. Ber-
nice Jackson, corresponding Sec
rotary, and Mrs. Patty Fisher,
treasurer.
In connection with this service
"Echos" from Baptist denomina-
tional meetings will be presented
by authorized messengers. Mrs.
Anna B. Tate is chairman of the
program, and Mrs. Patty Fisher
will preside.
The annual "Widows' Pew
Service" will be held Sunday eve
ming at 7:45. Rev. Richard P.
Lewis will deliver the sermon.
Mrs. Blanche w. Lewis is presi-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-24
Tabernacle Baptist Church News

dent o fthe Loving Heart club,
sponsors of the unique event, The
public is invited.
The annual official dinner,
sponsored by the Children's band,
will be held at the church Monday
beginning at 7:30. An elaborate
menu and program has been pre-
pared, under the direction of Mrs.
Alma V. Harris, supervisor of the
band.
Members were honored with the
presence of two distinguished
guest speakers last Sunday. Rev.
S. L. Taylor, pastor of First Bap-
fist church of Paris, KY, deliv-
cred the sermon at II a. m. Rev.
Homer E. Nutter, pastor of First
Baptist church, lexington, KY,
spoke at 7:45 p. m. Rev. and Mrs.
Taylor and Rev. and Mrs. Nutter,
were weekend guests of Rev. and
Mrs. J. Welby Broaddus. They
left for their homes Monday eve
ming. Other house guests of the
Broaddus' were Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-24

Today is the first of the three
days conference of the Ohio
branches o fthe National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Col
ored People. The Daily Express