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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-05
5o5tale Rvetene i'm
- Raushalt
Son . r. 6. ga m ii d

gs miro beute lnebr benn ie bon
io5ialer Spgiene geipro6en lno mun-
nigfad iino Die 9eitrebunsen in oie-
Ter 8i6tllng. Deit &e6t: oenn inn
3eitalter ser Sabrifinouitrie uno Ser
porgeidrittenen Se6nif, oes engen
observation-disclosures 5oblrei6er INN III
rem 2ebensunterbalt ringenben Men-
i6en lit tie zines ser oringenbIten 8e-
bote Der 3eit.
Sbon bon altersber baben iid Sic
golfer, iobalo Tie einen getpiiien aul.
turgrao errei6ten, Inn io5ialbpgieni-
idbe @inri6tungen benliibt. go paren
Die alten Siraeliten seraoe5u borbilo-
lid in oieier Siniidt; iino bod sic in
Ben 8ii6ern Noies' gesebenen uno
gum 8eiet erbobenen Sori6riften nu-
itergiiltige geiipiele bafiir, tpie bie
Spgiene oes ein5elnen gum 8oble bes
gan5en 8olfes ausgebaut nerben
fann. go6 piel tpeiter gingen sic
Spartaner: Ser ein5elne gait BEL if
men iiberbaupt nidt anoers, benn als
8lieo oes @an5en, oes States, 1,no
bate bic itrense Gerpflidtune, our6
forperlide 8ei1nobeit uno @rtii6t=
|gung ein mertpoaer 8ei itanoteil oieies
|Staates 81 iperben. Sieie gntperIon-
lidung, oieie f0rperlide 3ubt oes
ein5elnen fiir oas 8an5e puroe oa-
our6 erreidt, baB Ser Staat Sic gr=
5iebung Ser Sugeno ielbit in bie
9ano nabm uno Die &inoer i6on I'M
5arten Sitter Ser Samilie entriB.
8enn oies audi in ser fleinen 2ano-
ldaft Sparta nit ibren paar tau-
1eno ginDobnern burhfiibrbar mar
nno audi oas itarf iibertriebene ssoeaI
errei6t puroe, 10 miiiien mir uns
oo6 iagen, Dob oieie slrt Sosialbp.
giene 5u betreiben, in Der uobernen
Welt meoer burdfiibrbar nod min
ldenstpert mdre, uno mir iaeen l,ns
aud nit Hedt, Dob cine boapertige
gin5elperlonlidfeit fir bie ange-
meinbeit foitbarer lit als Elm sum
bloBen 8eitanbteiI Ser Staatsmald,i-
ne berabgeipiirbietes Mejen.
Benn nun alio audi ser Staat
Die aufgabe bat, burd perniinftige
.@eietgebung leine Wfitslieoer bor
gelunobeitlider Sbdoigung ourb an-
oere 8n benabren, 10 fam er oieIer
Mnfgabe aber bod nur Damn bollauf
gereht tperben, ipenn Ser ein3Ine
ielbit mitarbeitet unb iein 8eites hut.
'un6 Die Graiebung beg ginaeInen 3n
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-05
ag.8SS@3S Se&@,Al

|tllr betradten, 10 1piirben iie inne ner.
ben, oaB ein @ott iein muB. Senn 0ie
gon5e Sdopfung eibt 3euenis bon
Dem Saiein zines anmaltenoen Got,
tes. Sic iinb iene Soren, bon oenen
Der Bialmiit iagt: oaB ite in ibren
Ser5en ipre6en: gs lit fein @ott.
SSSm 8unoe nit ibren @elinnungs
|genoiien arbeiten lie unermiioli6 om
Stur5e Der Stride uno Ser Sbrone.
Sic uoIlen aaein NIT eiiernem Ssep-
ter berriden llno oie 8olfer fne6ten.
sic fennen feinen Serrn, ols lid
ielber. ga tie 8ott bertporfen boben,
iino ibnen aud Die SiirIten ser groe,
Ole in ueltliden Dineen @ottes
Stelloertreter unb alIo tpirfli6 bon
@ottes @naoen geIett iino, oie Gol-
fer 5u regieren, in Der SeeIe berbaBt,
uno lie itnnen auf ibren llntereane.
I'm ober oieie 8Idne Ieidter 6urd.
Iesen 5u fonnen beoienen tie lid be,
1on0ers Der 5ugellolen Brel1e. Sa, Die
lie i6amloie 8reiie lit es, Ole bas
barmloie Golf Ser arbeiter gu gm.
porung uno slufrubr sesen oie rebt-
maBigen @epalten al1f5ultadeln
in6t, oie NIT unerb0rter Sre6beit al
les Seilige uno gbrpiiroise in Sen
Staub siebt, 0ie nit iafrileaiihem
Sobne @ott lditert, Seine Stride per-
nidten min uno oen ltnglauben pre-
oigt. 8abrlif, uer bon iol6en Men-
i9en Sell ertpartet, lit iGmmerIi6 be.
trogen.
Sod genug! 9as iinb trauriee
gilber unierer 3eit. Srasen mir uns,
ob mir ni6t aud gu ben 8ioeria-
hern Gbriiti geboren. 8eanttporten
mir uns bellte oieie Srage getpiiien-
bait uno fangen mir an, treue Mn-
hanger Seiu 5u neroen uno 5u bfei-
ben, bamit mir emit in ser gtpigfeit
and auf ser Seite Seiu iteben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-05
Die Rettune
oes Observation-Disclosures

f6ngt BEL Der Ganiilie an, BEL Ser
@be, BEL Der Sohaeit. Mllo niht in
8oIfsberiammlungen unb arf Dem
offentliden Warft Der @elt, io1bern
am bdusliden Scribe; ni6t in ben
&0rl1Ien Der @eltipeiien, ni6t in Der
Mrbeitsitube oes geiitreihen Grim
bers, nidt i'm militdriiden Eager,
11idt in Der @ortidlabt Der offent-
Iiden Debntte, am alleripenieiten in
Der Set ll1b Ereibiagb Ger 3eitun-
gen; lonbern i'm Samilienfreiie, -
fdtgt in Der @ieoerberiteaung Der
gbe on, bob fie namlid) 0as iei, mas
@ott uripriinglih aus ibr gemadt
Bat. Die grl0iung Der Meniben be-
ginnt nit Der Dieoerberiteuung bes
beiligiten, 5arteiten, ebrmiiroigiten
uno teueriten @an6es. tpelhes auf
Groen Meniden an Menihen fniipft,
nit Der WieoerberiteIIung bes Gnani-
IienbonbeS. Dos gilt nidbt BLOB fir
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0as arens Elm Banner

8aDaro, ber Sitter obne Sur6t
rnb Saoel genannt, tpuroe i'm Sabre
1924 in ser S9la6t an ser Selia,
einen SliiB6en in sstalien, totlid
beripunoet. Or ianf nieoer nit Sen
Worten: sSSeius, mein @ott, i6 lters
bel gs NOR aber nab uno fern feline
Silfe oer 9ieligion, fein Yrieiter, nur
Der @riff ieines Sdpertes bate sic
8eitalt zines areu5es. 0aber faBte
er iein &rel15 nohmals nit feiter
Sanb, fiiBte 0as &reua unb itiiste
iein tpunoes Saupt oarauf. Damn
iprad er, bas @eiidt Dem Seinbe
5i.gefebrt: 80 iterbe if iett, ange-
|Iebnt ans &reu5. Sins &reli5 ange-
lebnt, fann man felt llnb rubig Dem
5einoe ser Seele ins Muse i1auen
unb fam einitens boffnungsrei6 iter-
ben. 9arum lei bas &reu5 unler
Banner.
9as &reu5 lit elm Siesesbanner,
benn am &reu5e bat gbriitus einen
glorreihen Sriumpb eefeiert iiber oen
Sob uno iiber ben Seufel. Ser 500
obne grloIer mdre bodIt idredlid,
elm Sob obne Sroit, obne Soffnung.
Seitbem aber gbriitlls am &reu5e
ben bittern SooesfeId eetrunfen, bat
Der Sos ieine Sdreden berloren.
Sest lit ser Gob eigentlid nur elm
S9Iaf, cine &eile aus Dem Sroiihet
gum g1pigen, ,tlir ein ltebergang bonn
Shlimmern gum 8eiiern.
Mm &reuae bat Gbriitus Die Naht
6es Ge,ifels gebrohen. Das Satans-
reid berbreitete iid emit iiber Die
gnn5e groe, madte ieinen ginflnb
nuf Minionen &eraen eelten6. Sim
Rreu5e sertrat @briitus oas &a,,pt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-05
Sonn. un0
Seitto9slefuneen
Bon P. u nj bros 3iirder,
O. S. B.
8iberiafer Gbriiti

8er niht nit Oeir lit, iagt Gbri-
titus, Der lit tpiber Mid, uno tper nibt
nit Mir iammelt, Der 5erltreut. Gas
lit ein groBes, bebeutunsspones
@ort, beionoers fiir uniere 3eit, elm
8ort, aus Dem notpenbig Der S6lnB
berporgebt, oaB es inbeaug auf Sc
Jus MIR 5ipei alaiien BON Menihen
gibt. @s gi6t iolbe, Die fir Sbn iinb,
Sbm angeboren uno ssbm oienen, lino
es gibt iolbe, Die ibren 8egieroen
un0 Der 8elt bienen, als Seine 8i-
beriader iid 5eieen. Bir f0nnen al
10 mir fir Seius ODER gegen Seius
Iein, elm Drittes gibt es ni1t. @er
lit nun gegen Seius, mer geb0rt gu
ben 8ioeriadern GbriIti?
gu ben @ioeriahern Gbriiti eebo-
rem oie SnbifferentiIten ODER @lei1-
giiltigen, Die es nit ben 2ebren ser
8elieion eben niht 10 genau neb-
men. sic bebaupten, BOB es auf oie
Sorm Ser Heligion, auf oas aubere
8efenntnis niht anfonme, tpenn man
MIR innerlib religios geiinnt Tel uno
ionit ein gates, redtldaffenes 2eben
fibre. SIM iibrieen lei es slei1, Oh
man aatbolif, Broteitant, Wobamme-
oaner o6er 9eibe lei.
@eil Die fatbolil6e Stride geraoe
6as @egenteil lebrt uno lebren muB,
argern iid Oieie Nenlhen an ibrer
Mutter unb perahten oieieIbe aIs
nit benz 3eitgeiite nidt fortidreiteno,
nno unpaiienoen neralteten Sormen
unb 2ebren buloige,1b, ipie iie n1einen.
Oaber miro man unter ibnen ni1t
einelt finoen, ser es tpagen ipiiroe,
Die fatboliihe Stride gegen fremoe
2aiterungen in Shus 5u nebmen uno
au perteioieen. Sic MAIDEN i'm @e-
genteil nit ben @ioeria1ern Gbriiti
gemeiniame Sade unb Iditern nit ib-
men Seine beilige Stride.
3u Sen @ioeriabern Gbriiti geb0-
rem ferner ale &albgebilbeten ODER
iosenannten slufgefldrten. 0ieie @at.
tnng bon Weniden iGopft ibre @eis-
belt aus berihie0enen 3eitungsblat-
tern. ltnb ipeil es beut5utage 5um
gebiloeten gone gebort, iid iiber al
les 9feligi0ie lei6ten SuBes binmeg-
5uieten, Inn bon Ben 2euten oes Sort
idrittes fir aufgeflGrt gebalten ou
iperoen, 10 ipreden iie am Iiebiten
iiber firblibe @inri1tungen. 8as
nun nad ibrem beldrGnften @iiien
nit benz @eiite Der 3eit ni1t iiber-
einauitimmen ideirtt, bos ion obne
meiteres 1pegge,porfen tperoen. Sid
cher nit bem @eifte ser Stride per-
trailt 5u MAIDEN, oas fann ibr 2eidt-
finn nidt 5ulaiien. 9aber gleiden
oenn aud ibre l1rteile iiber reliei0ie
nno fir1Iihe Dinge Ben Musiprii9en
Der 8lin6en iiber Sarben.
Solhe &atbpIifen bebenfen ni6t,
bob Der 3eitgeiIt elm uniteter uno
tpedieln6er Glattergeijt lit, Der bon
llnten nift nber bon oben fonmenb,.
iiber religiOie uto firhIibe ginrih-
tungen nihts ali entIheioen bat, neil
Gottes @eiese uniDan6elbar iino, suie
@r ielbIt.
3u ben Wioerindern gbriIti ge-
b0ren ipeiter Die Greioenfer uno gan3
ungIdubigen. Wiiroen oie Mrmieli.
gen aud nur Die Sd0pfung, bic Na-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-05

iene 3eiten bas gilt fir aae 9eiten,
fiir bic rniere getptB; ,tidt BLOB fir
iene Meniden, ionoern fir ieben, Der
elmer Sannilie angebort, 5umeiit fir
oieienigen. Die cine 81 griinben ge.
oenfen. 0as muB alio iebr tiefliege1-
oe @riinbe baben, na6 oenen mir
uns 1pobl umIeben oiirfen. 8ei Der
Samilie fdnet Die 6eilung an unb
muB iie at,fangen, neil bic Samilie
bie @iege bes Meni6en lit, neil bie
Samilie oie erite graieberin ser
Menidbeit lit, ipeil Der SamilienifoB
erttpeoer bas bodite iroiihe Slid
ooer bas tieflte irbiide l1nsliid ge-
biert uno einidIieBt. gs gibt fem
Slid irbiid] eenonmen, bas i'm
8runbe oas ipabre Samiliengliid
auftpieet, unb fein iroii6 l1ngIiid,
bas nit oem SanilienungIiid fonrte
bergliben ,perben. Seoes anoereI
@Iiid ODER nngliid bdnst mebr on
Der Sberfldbe, beriibrt ben Weni1ei,
mebr auf Der Saut, Samilieneliif
ooer -ungliid aber sebt geraoesu auf
oas Ser5 log, trifft oas Ser5 in iei-
ner Siefe, benin @ott bat ben goloe.
men Sooen oes Samilienbanbes NIT
ten our6 Die Ser5en ge5ogen. l1m-
io11it priift man ni6t nit l1nrebt
BEN inneren @ert ooer untpert 6es
Weniden mod Ser ausiibuns ieiner
Samilienpflidten, neil er eben in Ser
grfiiaune ooer Gerna6ldiitgung Der
lelben iein tiefItes Ser5 offenbart.
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81. a99g @ a@@ ae1S "a 1Sll
Ulutter
AItee @eif b. @mfteIdeIl

wv ~ We " &c ! w !
Sd iprad BEN gansen Nbenb lang
Den lieben Namen bpr mid FIN,
Wtir 1T bei ieinem @nnberflang,
Nls ob idJ iuie6er Bel Dir bin :.
Sinh 6eine Nngen nod 10 gut?
1nS nod 10 bua bein idmarses !9aar +?
9ein 2Gd)eln, tueldes 8nnber tut,
Npd 10 biel 2iebe, ,uie es tuar?
SIT beine Gimme mod 10 leii',
go funnbermilb, 10 innislid?
Sinh beine Sanbe mod 10 tueik,
limb falten iie iid nod fir mid?
gnn sebit bn bnrd bein einiam' Saus
Sn beinem tueiten id)tuarsen &leib,
limb in bic !6ei6e idanit BIT ans
limb traumft bpn meiner &inbcrseit.
Sd aber fiibl' int fremben 2anb,
gSie Seine 2iebe an mid benft,
11nb uie Der Sesen beiner Sanb
Wtir itillen !Seimatfrieben idenft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-05
familicnkreis

ibren 3eiien bon rSdpeItern" beglei.
ten IieBen, Die iie beoienten u,to fir
ibren l1nterbalt iorgten. gbenfo fin
bet man Bittpen, Die bon ben gbri-
itengemeinoen aIs Mlmolenpflegerin-
men beitellt iparett, ibon i'm apoItoli-
iden 3eitalter. Sra,,en 5abIten ou
ben erIten 8lutaeugen Der @ottes-
botibaft, Srauen muroen balb als
Seiltge angerufen, Dor allem ober
NOR es bie iltngfrdulife @ottesmut=
ter ielbit, beren 8erebrung cine &oh-
lb1sung bes 8eibes eetp1brIeiitete.
l1nb fontte aub lie allein Die bod.
item Sorinen ebIer @eiblibfeit, Sung
frau unb Mutter, bereinen, 10 erbieIt
has 8eib bod als Sunsfrau tpie als
@attin l,no Na1ltter bur1 Waria fir
ale 3eiten ieinen unpergdnsliden
@ert.
g8as oie friitlide 8ertung oes
@eibes beoeutet, lebrt Elm 8lif auf
bas beutide MitteIalter. Der Minne-
ldnger Sperpogel preiit Dor ollem
bic &einbeit bes @eibes:
SrGat audi Elm reines 8eib nidt
ihoner &leioer 3ier,
56rniidt lie bie Eugeno bo6, 1lno al
10 lit es mir,
Ils itrablt' ibr bolbes Aneeit6t,
50 pie oie eolo'ne Come li6t,
8enn iie am Moreen nabt nit bel-
lem Sheine.
Seinri6 ser Sdreiber preiit Dor al.
lem Die 8iite:
Cute Sral1en iinb geebret!
$50 ibr eud nit Sit binfebret,
9a lit nidts tpie ibr 10 gut.
gsu1 lit not, baB cure @iite
Gor l1nfreu6en uns bebiite;
Sbn' eud) iino mir llnbebiit.
0enn bie Gorge frieget
llno ser Summer iieget,
Wollen uni're Suit perbeeren;
Sas ioH cure 8iite tpebren.
3eitgenoiien Der beiben betonen,
Dob Die Srauen 2eio tpenoen fonnen.
Dos Breislieb aber auf Die beutide
Sral, bat fein @eringerer ols Serr
8altber bon Der 8ogelpeioe ee-
Iungen:
Son Ger gIbe bis gum @beine
l1nO auriid Biz in bas ltngarlano
Sino Die belten Srau'n alleine,
Self mir @ott, id idpore,
DaB 6os 6eutide @eib
8eiier lit ols onb're Srauen
DelltI6e Srauen iinb engeIi6on unb
rein,
Seer iie tabelt, bot gelogen!
Die Neu5eit bat ben sSrauen ber-
ibieoene neue He6te gebrabt, bie
aber auffGnigeripeiie ba3u fiibren,
baB oie l1rteile iieer Die Srauen in
Der 2iteratur ipieber 1,1,giinitiger 1per-
oen. 5hopenbauer uno 0iesi6e, Die
grimmigiten Srauenbaiier auf oeut-
i6em 8ooen, foroern CUR Hiidfebr
gum oriertaliihen Stanbpunft ouf.
Sdopenbauer nennt Die @Ieihbereb+
tigung Der Srauen Elm nWonitr,,m
el,ropdii6er 3ipiliiation unb d)riitz.
li6-germanilher Dummbeit". Ser
Sdmeoe Musuit Strinbberg uno Ser
Sube Otto @eirtinger linb in ibren
llrteilen nod ueiter gegangen.
Gs lit berit6nolid, baB jeoe Mf-
tion ibre &eaftion, oaB bas gin6rin-
gen Ser 5rau ielbit in auseeipro6en
mdnnlide Berufe idroffe Mb,pebr al-
Ter Srauenredte berporruft. Oesne-
gen jon aber nidt gelast lein, baB
Waltber bon Der &ogelmeibe, ipenn
er bente burd beutibe @aue iGritte,
iein 2ie6 10 obne ginibrdnfr,ng gum
Nreiie Der oeutiden Srau geiungen
bate, tpie Dor iiebenbunbert sSabre1.
Hans Huebmay
ntn Qnff,rr~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-05

gsidt cine .Wpnpbe, bie bianb.
5iebt, foH Die Srau iein, ionoern
Elm SternbiIb, bas auf SOberes
tDeiit. P. Cohamss, ST..
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28

'ths creative usp of the radio fin.
vie 10 further better understand.
Ing among al people"
Robert Maxwell Associates, for
including good win announce.
monln In the writing of the 'Ru.
perman' radio progrAms
RAbbi Gabriel Bchuhman. OF
Birth shOlom congregation, "foF
his support and financial aid To
the Second Presbyterian Church
In Now York CITY"
u was announced that others
who viii receive the award, hut
who could not attend Sunday
RiEht's presentation, arr;
The Rev George n, Radcliffe.
II First Congregational Church.
Milton, Masa, for leading . chill.
drVn's group In the church In the
presentation ola Eift Of . grove
Of tTpOa 20 be planted In Israel ~
= monument TO the 1900, 900 Jew.
lHh children who died a. . result
IT NAEi persecution"
Frederick u, urren II, prpsl-
dont Of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity
81 Amherst college. for the cleo.
ton 10 that fraternity 81 Thomas
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28

Leisure Time PhllOsOphy objsr.
tiVss and MSthOdA"
u,.. p.,n.u ,.o.iv.d h., M
d.vr.. in aoc,.I Adn,nI.,, .,,on
=, the I,n,v,,,I,, a, p,,,.,.,,,h
,wh.,o an. S,.. . ,n.u,,., ., an.
.,.,, =, "a. ar, :, a., -
m. So. a. O.,1 .,,r..,1.,S ga
Instructor for graduate students
there.
R.,o,. ,n,s %. .... ...os,.,.a
,.,,h a.. ywCA o., go. A
80. "a 80, a,,.s,,. -. -,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28
RETIRED MAIL CARRIER GIVES $1,000
TO CHURCH,; IS LONG TIME MEMBER

NJ. James AME church, 81. Paul
IL 5000 richer because Of one Of
It's philRnthroplc members.
Ralph Allen. 337 Rondo. a re-
tired mail carrier. recently donat-
ed 10 the church five $1,000 bonds,
three-fourths OF which 10 10 be
used for the construction Of the
church. In the form Of special
projects, such a. pewn. stained
glass windows and the like. and
the other fourth In 20 90 into the
regular church fund.
Rev. BENJAMIN Moore. pastor Of
the church. was designated 20
turn the money over TO the treas
urer. lie announced the receipt Of
the money Sunday. Jan. 10.
Alien. . former trustee OF the
church for nearly 20 years. can
remember the time when the cor.
ner9tone was laid for The OrHt
building Of the 81 James church.
In fact. n. NJ johnson. o. c. Hall
and AIIsn were the three persons
who chose the location for the
first church
He " . quiet fellow. and one
who always does his job" Mr.. o.
c. Han. a fellow member Of the
church. spoke Of him. He was
one Of the eight pSFBons who do
mated 500 Of his own money 10
years ago toward the Construction
Of the firut unit OF 81 James
church"
Rev Moore stated . bronze
plaque win Be constructed and
placed In the church In the honor
Of Alien and the splendid work be
has done for ths church.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28

and Huaical celebrities were on
the program.
Recipients % the awards. and
reasons for which they were cit,
ed. are,
FedSrAl Judge J. wAtIsS War
ing. for his ruling In Charleston.
&, c.. restraining state officials
who sought TO bar Negro voters
from participating IN primary
electioha."
BohrAde v. Radtke, president
Of Alpha Chi Sigma national
chemistry fraternity at the Mas.
sachuAetts Institute OF Technolo.
ny. for "aurrshdsrinE The frater.
nity's charter because membership
was limited 10 non semitic mem.
bera Of the Caucasian race"
The Rev. George Nichols Mar.
shall minister of FIRST Church,
Plymouth, Mass. for his crusade
against blEOtry and particularly,
restrictive covenants"
Curtis campaiEne Jr., and his
eo-workers FOR their audit On
civil nights conducted In the town
% MontclAir. N. J."
Ted Colt, representing New
York radio station wNEw. Tor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28
nv ALICE A. DUNNtuAN

WARRINGTON --tARPl CiviI
Rights got . preliminary start In
the Truman administration with
defeat 81 Jim crow by the New
York delegation at the Roosevelt
hotel here In spite ~ lntsrfprrnre
by n local democratic leader who
insisted that the policy of ssETs.
cation BE- upheld al the hotel
A New York County delegation
~ uaMe co people. N u whoIn
were Negroes, arrived ~ tho
Roossvslt hostI Tuesday night Ia
occupy rooms which had been 70.
served fAr In advance.
Tho registration was held up
for quite awhile. when the hotel
tried 10 bar Negro delegates from
registering. The attitude taken
and stated by Hugo Rogers, proSl.
dent u the BuTTouEh Of Mahhal-
tan, and leader Of tho Tammany
dslsEatiOH WA. we all stay or
We all 20"
When Rogers demanded . Fs-
fund ~ certified checks made In
advance for the entire group, ths
manager agreed ~ hold . confer.
encs with three leaders u the dsI.
eKatioh After s1ns o.mlButSs Of
discussion, ths management an.
nounosd 10 register the entire del.
eKatiOn.
All were comfortable In their
rooma. having had their dinner
and were Ssttisd 20 retire for the
evening. when attorney William
l., Houston. chairman ~ the M.
tionAi participation COMMITTEES Of
the inaugural committee. In aiisG.
81 10 have caiisd J. Raymond
james. commissioner u. housing
and Building of New York. re-
quHstinG that he prevail upon the
Negro delegates 10 move from the
Roosevelt 10 Lhs Dunbar (NeEroD
hotel 81 this city.
Mr. Houston proceeded 10 tell
the New Y0rh Commissioner that
absolutely no Segregation was b..
ing prActIoed In this lhAuGuratiGn,
and negroes were allowed 70 par.
ucipats IN all activities.
30 tSId ths New YSTSsFs What
. grad psFuSa PSeaid~sI Trn.
nAa wnS ard hSw slsssrs ~ h
IN hls promises, stiIl hs 10 70.
parted - having Inpiied that
tho Negroes Slsouid nat Insist
upos brsakIsg dawn The s~Ere-
gated policy prnsti0ed In the M.
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Rex Ingram 70 Foes
MoV0lS Charge Feb. J

TOPEKA. KAhs Rex ingram,
S3.ysaT.Old stage and screen star
accused 81 transporting . tern.
age gin 10 New YOrk last Sep
tsmbsr. win D. expected % an.
sweT the charge IN . special sss.
sloB o. ths United District C0uFt,
shsduIsd % open in Kansas city.
KAnH. Feb. T.
inETsTn's case. formerly Sobsd.
uisd Tor IN regular term II oourt.
u HstSd eighth On the criminal
dOekst.
tn star. VIM played DE LhUd
IN the nOVds The oresn Pas
lures" IL charged with taking
Jsahstts Anna Hughes. 10. Of 81
Ina. KanG, 10 New York foF iEn-
moral purposes.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28

latiys and lnVsatiEnlionai powers
over the executive branch Of the
government
NY aim a. chairman can Be
summed up very simply" he AAid.
III IL 20 make this committee an
instrument for improving the Us
government % u can better serve
al the peopls. regardless OF race.
creed 90 color. There II . great
deal Of roam for such an improve
Hent. and that Il what ! am 20
ing % work for 20 dgtsEminsdly
~ I can"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28
Lola Jackson Reelected
President Purple Heart

The Purple croas Nurses Unit
Of hinnshaha Temple Of EIks
IBID its election Of officers Wed
nesday, January 10, at ths home
81 their dlrectreas, Lola Mae
jackson. 1ios Lyndais Ave. No.
Tbs election which was eondnctsd
BY Loyal daughter ruler BsuIah
Cohroa was ~ follows: president,
Lola JaokSon, reelected. me-
president. QuesBis rhOmpaon:
CsDsVfsvs Cooper. financial sscre.
taTJ: recording SECRETARY. Anna
AsDdnza; chaplain. Gertrude
mitchell: treasurer. CsrtrBds
whit: reporter. L8ciIls WHIT:
and eao0rt- Vents DAnisla.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28
Dixie Chief Says
Times Must Change
ALABAMA GOVERNOR STARTLES STATE
BY DECLARATION SAYING CIVIL
RIGHTS ARE COMING FOR NEGRO

BIRMINGHAM - (ANP l--Ex-
Actly one week after a three Judge
federal tribunal ruled In Mobile
that AlahamA's Boswell amend
ment was unconstitutional. an
other attempt 20 bar Negroes
from voting cropped up. SAtur-
day. Jan. IS. Atty. Horace wiIlkin-
son, . state political leader an
nOunced he was drafting q propo-
sal eliminating the Negro entire
ly from the Democratic party In
Alabama"
wilkinson did not disclose Dc.
tails Of the proposed amendment
TO be presented 10 the legislature
In May. but he related Il has
nothing TO do with voter reGistrA.
ton at all" He was one Of the II
electors who cast the states cleo
toral votes for Gov. J. Strom
Thurmond Of South Carolina,
States Rights candidate for pres
ident in the November electionB
He said. 1T simply eliminated
the Negro entirely from Democra-
tic primaries. II the Negro wants
to have q party. let him organize
one Of his own. or join the Repub-
hcan party"
Earlier. GeAsnsr T. McCorvy.
state Democratic chairman. had
proposed in Mobile that q new
Alabama law be patterned after .
court-tested mississippi require
ment that an applicant 10 be able
TO read any section Of the state
constitution or to understand II
when read 10 him. or give q "rea-
sonAble Interpretation" Of Il. The
Mississippi provision has been up
held by the U, B. Supreme court
Governor SPARKS Speaks Out
Meanwhile, former Governor
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Did First Negro President
OF y. 4. Bee InauRurAI7

chayiss " HOustOu. Washing
ton oolusnnist aslSs thst question
IN his current eoatrihaItias On
page & Hp-staa believes that IN
time snaDs American man % Soss-
an 0f Negro extraefiou Win b.
elected president u ths u q.
Rssd Mr. B0pst0n's thoaEhtfuI
otssTvatiaas sarh wesk IN this
neWEpapsT
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-01-28
YOUTH TO APPEAR
ON CHURCH PROGRAM

The Alien Christian EndsAVoF
Leagues Young Peoples club of
waymAn AME church. 90 Pre-
mont Ave. ~. win present tAlsnt
from tho Twin Cites Sunday. Jan
3oth. At . p, m. celebrating tho
opening Of Christian Education
week for youth In the church
Mr.. William Beabron Of the
Minneapolis Urban League viii b.
the speaker for the ooeasion- The
public II invited. Mrs Theresa
Jones IL director Of Christian Nm.
dssvoF Week, and Miss Margin
Morrow 10 prsaldant of thu ACE
league.