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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
Gesetzbuch fuer
PhiIippinen
Ehescheidvngen werden
NIGHT mehr zvIoessig sein.

9fonila. - Scr Cert ocs ncucn
bllracrllcbcn @clctbud)cs iiir sic
Eblllpplnen, bus bonn Hor.oncn,
glltgcbeiBen moroen lit, lit nlruncbr
Don Der 9fe9ierung pcr0iicntlibt
lporoen.
Nad eincm Sabr pom Gutlmr
Der Tcro1entliCbung an gercdynct
trltt oa5 ncrc 8eiet in &roit.
Cine Ser midtigItcn 9cltinr1rln
Hen ocs nclleu Nciebbutcs lit. BAR
Gbcl6eloungcn niNt mcbr itattboit
iino.
Is fam nur aui gctrCuntc &C.
bcnarllbrun9 crtnnnt nerocn obcr
nlb MIR Damn, ncnn Gbcbrud) nad)
9eiulclen DcrNcn fam, ooer nenll
Der Vclpels crbradlt iit Nub Ser einr
Sell Dem unocrn nnh Dem Stben
lruhtct ober getrahtet but. Cine
MISUNDERSTANDING lit altageiNlo
len.
slud iett liuo Gbeiheioungcn oui
Sen EbiIipplnen 1ubert crlhmert
Stbeloung lit nurr bel oircftem Gbc
bruh nlOglid). IS miro lpeitcr Der
longt oab BET Glltocdlln9 pon Che
brllh Der lhuIoiAc Seil in Slit &C.
npnlllen ncrOen muB. Mnbcrn'aua
fonn feline Gbcicbeioung bepjuigi
suerben.
Sic 8erihte Ser Ybilippincn cr-
tenncn Gbeitrioun9en I'M slualauo
nld)t an, penn cine Gbe uuI Ben
Ebiliopincn 9cid)!plien woroen lit
Sr. Sorgc @ocobo, ser friibcr 9it
ter ON obcrtCn 8erid)t mnr unN
oanach II Sabre lang Iefnn Ger il,
riItlihen slbteillrlg Scr llnmeriltUt
Der Ehilipp,nrn, unO Ser Die Nrbci
ten liir ons ncue 8eietbud) gccitct
bat lit geraNe 9e9en oicle @citinl
nungen Sturm Qeluuifu. Gr bat lie
9eltinlnllngen ais elnen SNritl
riiflp1rts be5eidnet. Gr hat nud) ei'
uigen 9lnbang llntcr oeu Grictgebern
9eiunOen; rr bat inbellcn nihta cr
relhcn fOnnell oenn Die 9epoltc
rung Der Yhilipplnen lit uonpiegcno
tatboliih, uno Dem Gernebnen nod
lou bic &irNe grobe slnitrengungell
selnaht baben, oas @eies in oleicr
Turm ourn5lbrlngeu.
Sm iibrigen aber iino Die Eejieb
lulgen 5!pilhcn Ntann unb 6rau er,
beblid) unl1cltaltet nDroen.
Die Srnl lit niht nebr Dem
'Vtnnne rutertan. Cine uerbciratete
tSrnu fann uut obne GinDilll8un9
ibrcs Monurs ullerbuno TerpiIit
tlngen eiugebcn. Itur zines bari lie
uiht: obne 6enebnligmg oes 4'tan
mes bari lie BON elnem 6rernoen
feinerlep 8eihenfe anuehmeu.
gisber fonnte ser Ntam iibcr
oas in Die Gbe gebrabte 8ut Ser
6rau irei periii9en. gr braucbte lbr
nibts 81 iase!L peun er Seile oleIes
Hutes perGuberte.
Sn ueucu 8eicb lit Die 3ultin
nrllns Ser Iruu notipenoig, nem Ser
Monu ir9eno etlpas pon Dem Sci
rots2ut pcttau'cn oocr ir9cno ctpoa
anocres oamit anlangen mill.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
1tmba,,iittcr Diplomat
$h,1,meeels beistml>iet

Stod,holm. gSlc bon cineln Ger.
trcter bCs lhluchilhen Iuslr0rtiNen
slntes in GrfoDrllng gcbroht iuuroe
miro Tr. 9;omiro Strange y sllliltu
Scr irilhcr slttadec bel Ser hleligel'
tuboniihcn @clunoihlft mar, IN
Tcrhnorn1 NIT cincll ollNcbllhcl,
EerIllhc. 10000 Yuur omcritulwld)(
9tpIonitriinlpfc in ShpcOcr cin5u
ld)nruggeIn eiircln Tcrhot llltcr.
sogcn. Tic FpliSci OltrhIlrdtc bu>
$>ptel5mmcr hes &lrbanera n,o Ianr
sort n1chrcre Nicprlrcr. illuic coco
3igarcttcn, sic bclhln9nahmt luilr
Nen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
Is Krieesperbretter
1apans kineeri<ttet

5ofio. Gen. Wac9lrtfurs Saupt
ouartier gnb bafarnt, oob 10 japa.
niihe &rie9srerbrehcr I'M Suganlo.
@ctGngnis ourh Sen Strang hinge.
rid)tct iultroen. llllter oen nlrlMnebr
6inucr;htctcn befaltoeu iid) 8cneral
aoipane lnro Sberlt S0irano, Sic fiir
Sic grlnproung gefanseller slnlerifa'
uer aui Sem r5ooesmarih bon 8a:
foam" peranhportlih genlaht luur
ben,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
bic 2ltcnt>Grpleiien
lGbt 1pctr>sm>eet
pcrerjt ,.nrcrG,,tcrt

@ollingtpn. Die 9telolm9en BON
sltunnuA; A;ien46ortihritt Ser Ml'liel
fonen au einem 3eitpulft na ser
aougrcb Sen @ebretat iiir 1949/
80 ieltlett, obcr nid)ts oelltete baral'
bin, DAB grobere susgoten geplalll
iinb. Gen. Mopbanf, Gent, So. Gar.
iproh iid boiiir aus, SAB bic BON
Senat geitrihenen 500 WGlionel
iiir sic 2uititreitfrGitc iuieocrbersc
iteut ,peroeu, ba lie ,uniere crite sln
9riiis@ lmb Terteioiglmgslinie oar
ltelen."
-@eiien Sic bel Glhfdufen Bar
mi bin, auG Sic bic Mnaeiac IN
.Solfsblatt" 0eleicn babcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
=. u. rcrieticbt Gcrn,in
fir G1's a,.i 11even,ber

Naibington. Die Geterons Mo
nr%iNtrotion bsrlinJerte oie ,srii
5ur @iecerallinabmc orar gum Wed
iel bon llnterrihtsfurien bon ariegss
te:la,bnern bis gum 1. Nopel1ber
llrpriineI:d) ipllte elm lleles @eiet
ipeld)es oie 3ulilligfeit Ser Bejub
Iung bon &urien burh sic q. q. Der.
ibdrit. am ~. Scptcmbcr in &roii
trCtcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
Stain hat Aerger nit SEMEN kindern
sehwiesersohn ovf cine nseI verbonnt GPU stoerte
erste Liebe.
lnllr0C

Die bciocn &inoer aus slpeiter
Ghe lebtcn burmnniitber nit Dem
&otcr. sNn Sabre 1910 bcirotete
Stolin Die bilbihe rno intelligcnte
9tooio 9llliluieipo. Sic iturb plDbs
lih int Sabre 1882 uno lle9t in
Dem ulten &lnlter 9tppp Sielpitic)i
bel Wtpsfou hcorubcn.
Sic 9tohriht bon i6ren Sobe
murnc anfungS pon Den Snluietbe=
horocn 0cbcin0ebolten. 10 oab bic
nilOclten Ccriirhte iiber bic SobcS.
urlade lmllicfcn. Man erSGblte lid,
bob Iie cin Slos peroiftctcn &eins
0etrllnfcn babe, pus fiir Stalin be
'tlrlHt mar Gher Die lpobren
l(nllt1noc mlroen ME befunnt.
Stalins ein'ioe Sohtcr Slpiet=
lana lit nuh iihercin1tinmcnoen Be
richten Gin fluNes unb temperament=
ppllcs MGohcn, bon cincm 10 eiaenz
milliNen Gbarofter, oab ibr Goter
lie olrrtuus rcipeftiert. Sine frun,o,
|'l'he @pupernonte, Euullne 60
brante, bic einc 3eitlun0 Stolins
SocDtcr I'M &rcn1l Eripotitunoen in
,Sron5olilh Nub, berihtcte, oab
Srplctlono leiht lernte, Iih iebr fiir
oos slllslano intcreiilerte amo ibrc
WtlltlCr anbctctc,
Gunul hctrot Stalin mGbrenp
elmer llrtcrrirltsitllnoe bos 3in-
nlcr. &os", ioate er ippinI, vol,
lcrn't nod innncr Nronioliih? Ill
'nlltcNi lichcr uut fpd)en lcrncn. "
Slplctlono ubcr lobte ibren Guter
aus. Eor ciniNcn Sabrcn cr,GbIte
mon fid, buB Die iplpietiirbc Gcbeim
poll1ci ci,NcOriffcn babe. Inn elmer
lncrlpllllhtcn SiebesNeihihte ein
Gnoe su mdcben. Slpietlona Iicbte
Den lllolcbcn Nilmihulripielel 9llc-
rel Napier, oeiien Slim y9cnin i'm
Sttobcr" Inn Dor Dem &ricue Den
Scnln=Freis cinocbraht butte. Stu,
lin iull NIT DEM TcrbGltnrs niht Elm,
pcrNtarbcn Oc!ucicn iein. ,>m Se,cm,
hcr 1915 lplrbc bcfunnt. oub Sipict
luno elncn Stllncntcn Der Musfollcr
llnlpcr'ltdt Nthcirotct llnp allh iton
cln Eubp babe.
9;lr &oliili itebt i'm 9'rcnnplIuft
ocs oTfcntlidcn Nntcrciics. Seine
Nelpcntotcn i'm &rreNe lpcrpen Don
Der Srel'c INNER lpicoer ulriacurii
fen. Gr fontmonoicrte EN- ,ioopoe,
lrblpoocr in Sitprcubcn, beppr er ins
Naurtollortier Suriifberltfen iplr:
Dc.
A,ellte 1T er GjcnerolIcltnont Ser
Slttlparrc. Gr bat ncn Sherbciebl
llber Die SuftlrcittrGfte oes Mps-
fnllcr Gl'triftes uno lcitct Die orpfcn
SlITtparupcn !lhcr Dem Hptcn lSlut
S$u''lll loll nit elmer Sudter Otplp.
toms pcrlubt iCin.
N}lt lbrl lit Der mGbti0e Dtonr
I'M &rcInl 'ufricocn. llnp mcnn Sta
I'm Den SSllnIti babcn iulltc, i'm in
lclncn ScDlrntrlllt ulfSunehnen, il
mare er nicht Der er'tc Tutcr, DC,
'clncn Sobn nit Scfricolollno in
NicIhcn Serllf Iicbt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
$aiieneettGi3e GrtSkmnt
>es preiies fir 111ilsb

@a'lrltaton. Tie Sausirmlell lucr-
ben I'M nllgonlelnem IN oiciem Serbit
ctluas mCbr iiir lfilhe uno Molferei.
erseuglrlile 81 5ablen bahen, ,opf miro
bas Nrciallipcul illnrr nod) lnter
Dem oes porigen Sabres ble;ben. Sic
Frei%crbnhma boiicrt olli ciucr 'oi
'ollhcoingten tlclncren Eroouttion.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
RublanSs 2lten,ben,be
Shlub ccn Sei.e /.

I'm Hehnl,ltg 9eltcllt lueroen mllB",
Ut es 'iir icoen patrioti:Dcn M.uclis
taner an Elote, Iif iibcr sic oomit
entltolloenc ne,c Sitlotion flor su
iperocn. Sprgluligteit lmo Gernohs
ln'llgung irgcnonpelbcr in ser Der
onocrten @eit gebotencn nationolcn
Observation-Disclosures lpure 10 &c
tobrlid, ipie cine undergraduates So
nlf es nllr lein fnnn
Is ipnr crit por eil1 puor Wtonutcl,
ols Spuls Sobulon, ser oumols ebcn
ncucrltullte Gl)rf lmicres @cbrmi=
1lllterll,n,s, I'M Nutipnul @ar Sol
legc in @oibington erfl6rte: vSeit
ocm Gage BON Siroihima iinh oic
sufgabcn Scr umcrifaniihen 2l,ftz
ltreltfrufte lmloslih nit benen Ser
atonlildru Miiitlulg perblmocn. 9cnn
prlIn Ss audi al, ld ano9lih lit, sic
WgonIiM ollr6 f.ibrerlpie Mofen.
flugaellge pocr lt1terieeboote nod,
sen 3lclobieftcn beforoert SIT lai-
len 10 pcrlcibt sic Tdbigfeit Ser nc,len
ltrategilhen 8robbontber (,@=36").
nit lolhcn @cihciicu ferne @Gnocr.
nolcn SIT crrcifcn uno 81 iibcrilie-
gen, oie1cn moocrnen Mpparatcn cine
cnorllte @eoelltl,ng fiir Nie &riegs-
'ubrlrnJ. slui longe fSrit geicben,
llc9t Die llcbcrlegenheit slmerifos
alli ocm @ebict Ser otpmiihcl Hiilt-
ing nldt II, oen uus'd)IicbEhcn &c
lit ser u @pmbe, ionbcun oarill, oob
mir Caller @obrihcinlihfeit nah
olld belite nod i'm 8cgeniut 5u Hl,b-
lanoD imItonoe iino. gs0pntbcn in
Mo'lel,'abrltoticn 81 er5eugcr. Scr
ller lino mir gegclriiber irgcnbeincm
altocren Sallbe inter allen lttit1n-
bcn audi oann i'm Tortcil, lpeln es
narlllt gcbt, u @onlbcn noaliflt
ra'h an Oen Scilo berolil1bringcn
nno iic nit ser grobtn,oslid)Iten 3iel=
licbcrbc;t liter oenl feirolihcn Soto
onssl,itreucn
Sobnion p;cs bann alri ous lln-
hermciolihe llno nun cingetretenc
&onlnen o,s cages bin, an Dem Gr.
ortcrlupgen horiiber, ob oocr ip:c ,peit
mir urlcre q 0pnlbCnIHebcintilie
'Ifiitcn loIlcn, blrb Die Grei9niiie
iibcrbolt lcin lpiir0cn.
&nr5um: 60 ernit bic lc,,e. o,,rh
Die gcfalrntnlahin9 oes @cibcn
@olllcs entbiillte ncl,e Gage aud, lit
tic onocrt nihts an lu,icrer llcbers
legclIbeit biniihtlih ser nliLit1rilhen
Terlucrtllng Ser otomiihcn Gncrgic
9cgclnibcr 9iuBlnno, bus iurGcrglcih
init Sen Gereinigteu StaatcN, Mph
nllf Sabre bMaua. gurS uIlgclnein
acprpd)cn nod ullf munfe Sabre
hinous tcdniid inolitricu riidItin=
sig bieibcn biirftc lulo id)on oaourth
talm hplfcn fanl, sen mncrifoniihcn
Torlprlul1 nli bcln @ebiet ocs oto-
ml'dclr S&tiriiitcns cin5l,hplcn.
'Sad)c lrl,lcrcr peruntpprtlid)cl
;Siibrcr lno bes &ougreiics in @nlh
il,gtrl miro cs lein oaiiir 81 iorgen.
BOB Mmerifu iolunge ser nmcrifu.
mid -rll'liithe @,9cllat beiteht. nit
Ser Gntpidlu=9 ser entiheioenoen
Wafie eires fiinitigen &ricgcs hen
Solpiets iiberlegcn blu'bt. Sic mi
iiihe u 0cmbe lit cine nei,c, nittt 81
mterid)Gtelioc @eSrubng Scr oe.
mofratiihen Mclt. Sic faun ubcr
aud onSu bcitrngcn bie Hunoer oes
Weltcns enger SrialnlcllSllldrpelBen
nno oie ghpcbriront gegel, bcn Sol
id)clpsnlus unourhor:l1glih 5ll ma
,J,N,,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

etnD S,e unS sSprs anpehDs.aeA
1Vit9lteD I'm Qranfenperetn nnf
0entrai Werbanbp Menn mtd,t. lev,
II be Bett bet3ntreten. um aeuumer.
Snfprmatiow rntea gte ben yuIsI.
Uugose1er "a,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
Der 21tenih 0eetke
Gs4ebte @cisbcit ans jeincm @eri

8elcitiprllb: Gs lit niht gcnlg,
sll milicn, nlun mllB cS ollh at
iucnoem; cs lit nid)t gclulg, 81
lpoucn, man nllb es ollh tl1n.
(8oetbe.)
,SSn neilws Eoters Souic, iooe id
mir, lil,b pie(e 9lpportcmentcr, ltnN
Ser blmflc &cller l,ltcn gcbort 10 on!
sum Eoloit ols Ser s(lton oui ocn
Tud)e.
Can 8. $. Sofpbi 1SOS).
Ybontoiic lit ser Notr picl nobcr
ais oie Siltnlihfcit, oicIc lit in Scr
Natllr, iene idnpe5t iibcr .ibr. Eban.
toiic lit ser 9tatltr gciuohIcn, Silu,.
lihfcit miro bon ibrc bcberr'tbt.
(Mprpbologie).
IS ioI nicbt gelliigen, oaB mar
Shrittc tl,e, sic emit 5lun 3iele fiib.
rem, ionocrn icoer Shritt iou 3ieI
fern uno OILS Shritt geltem.
Omit Gfermolln 1929.
Iie Sauptlnhc lit, oaB man lcrnc
iih lelbit 3u bcherrihen. SSoltc iii
mid lurgtbinNcrt gebci Iul ,cn. il
liae cs lpobl an mir. MIDI 'elb': uni
n1cine llmgcbrng 81 @rllnSc SIT "ih
ten. (mit GGcynunn tS29D
Ias M,lB 1T bart, abe: hclm HH,li
fam ser Menih uAr;;: 'ci9el, lpic'>
ilnprnoia nit ibm itsDt SSiatiirIid
fam icoer lcben.
(du 2ruft 1IS1O
Scr Mcnih, Ser Gcluult iihcr lid
i'!bii bat uno bcbnnptet lcliIct Ga;
Sdlperlte lmo GroCt'.
(ml 9rii;tcts 1215l
9titts bleibt pel.igcs pcrborNcr
,no rngellitt uls slpc,frl'Eiet ID
tigfcit. (@iltclm @tciltcrD
Mon fann eincn Eoriuts ridt 'i,t)c-
rer ubltlnnpien, ui3 lrrnu man lin
offers ourhlpridt.
(@ablpcrrnnnnticNuitcH)
Cine ulIgemeineslllshi:hilns or'nlt
lns ictt bie @clt ,rnct,in ouf; mir
hralhcn llns oestulb bai!m n;G)t
irtiter 81 beuii.tn: rta 4c'> Aorrc
ri;liel. mir uns 3neigncn.
C@ilbelm Mciitcr.>
ySos mir audi iinnell uno Dor
hahen, geIfcbc nidDt aus HHiotr tloft,
nod aus irgcHb cincr u:lhcrcn Motl.
gltng lnnocrn nlts elmer htn1 hclt'n
Mat cntiprchenbcn llcter}el!nllnn.
(@iihclm Meiitcr.)
Afon ithnnt i:Cl it.blt, lrcnn nla:l
niht itrcng lnlo grallum iii 0u'i'
len 2ogcn gcgen 2'tcniten lit sic uls
oHcr Sen ltnirigcn pleoer ntlbcr ipcr.
sen fonnen.
(nn &lrbrl 1859
Snc MIR ieocn Sn9 hoa 9tntiGC
neitcr blcibt lrls III 9nten lllrb boicr
3citen n;d,ts iibrig.
Can Gbriitinnn Tulplus 1913.
g&cr it'd nit rclncr GriuhrlrnN
tcgniiat ulro banuh buuoclt. Der
hat @obres gclnlg. Tas bcronuuh
ienoc &ilro lit lpeiie IN bielcm SliNc.
(@ilbclm Mell.cr.(
3liammcngcltellt upn s.. y.
- >us.lAk >.> r\>>>sI ::A~A
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
NEW CASTLE NEWS
By Henry Bender

New Castle, Pa, Oct. 6-l
think we ought to get a new re-
porter as | am not very punctu-
al. but | will try until we get an
other.
| have bad news to report to
YOU and that is, Johnny Binder
and his wife left us to take up
new residence in Chiago. We are
sorry that they have left us, they
both were very active in the Jr.
club. We the Juniors wish them
the best of luck in their new ad
venture in this world.
Our basketball plans are COM
ming along very slowly. We as
vet have no practice floor. Some
body better get on the ball. AS
| understand new suits have been
ordered now and all we have to
do is fill them with some players.
Card Party and other
Plays
This Sunday we are going to
have card party and we are IN
NitnS everyone to attend. The
prie is very reasonable, S5c, and
YOU are assured of some lovely
prizes. SO lets all turn out. and
help the Juniors.
Halloween Dance
On the 10Th of October all the
spooks in New Castle and sur
rounding territory will be there
so make plans for the even
ing and come as a spook. don't
we'll make you look like one.
The price is very little - so
don't worry about it.So until then
Auf Wiedersehen.
--O-
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ANSWERS
Questions will be found
OH page ).

Questions will be found
OH page 5.
|. There are II ounces to the
pond Troy, and 10 in the avoir-
dupois pound.
,. Korea.
3. Insurance business.
4. Yes.
5. Sculptor and metal worker.
E. James Stewart.
7. She was an American ac-
treSS.
s. One hundred and fifty.
9. The Duke of Marlborough.
10. Tara.
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Halloween Dance

Please patronize our ad.
sertisers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19
ANNA. Gets Raee ReIiqion

The American Medical Association almost
nywhte generally and the
coway its northern membership has suddenly
got religion
named outstanding physician surgeon
Negro NJ York the organa
lions Of delegates governing body.
newspaper slight suspicion that this newound inter-
brethren occaoned by the As vigorous and
costly against the proposed Federal Compulsory Health
program ANA raised huge slh fund and hired
expert public fight health
program Its favoe that federal health insur
soasm Thinking Negroes favor the Truman Health
gram
newspaper type Of compulsory federal health
you maybecause that millions Of
Americana Negroes and low income whites do not have adequate
medical care.
prmaturey every year their
Time because Of the high cost Of keeping well and the lack Of med
facilities education and money pay doctors
the nation the world single human being should
early death lack OF money
physicians attend his needs.
Most OF the doctors talked the editor OF this
the evils Of compulsory medical would not lift finger to
the private hospitals whose boards and stats they sit stop
penous practice Negroes who barely afford ward
private hospitals private They do
come with clean hands
There great and noble the medical profession
this Many OF them made great sacrifices in the inter
humanity by large smugness
which Medical Association practiced its and
snobby through past years
great contributions BY that obbery does
which this newspaper would to adj
follow, at at this time.
Negro poverty people
struggle pay medical great the
which millions Negroes daily
good tight Federal Compulsory Health
surAnce call II what the ANA will
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19
GUYS WE CAN DO WITHOUT

By j. 4. Glpson In the Los Angeles SENTINEL
PORTRAIT WISE GUY: A Girl him. u broad"
PUtiot During the last he fought
fought fougho from going He to Church to ooge
the cue because he enjoys the services A book to him.
what when the Not what the
Library streetconers loudly discussing
he doesn't know If he he likes
Sincerity bet he the first three letters Of that
thing he spends club is the evening He
the Bible and figures for suckers
proudly of the fights he has had With defense
the back it's to soften
knife He's phoney So bill and believes the only
a thinks the world him living
he's TO get 1.-THE easiest way He'd rather sgay draw
ned sophscues than to read Editorial showing
happening throughout the world He doesn't believe
his philosophy being Why buy Cow when Creams cheap
Mother walking down the street. target for his ewd
Hell do anything to make except work for it. He's
the kind wouldn't kid sister to
him He sit and look at
doesn't the words to The Star spangd Banner but he
quote 800 Of dirty He keeps Bible around
It. but back his that Woman
The Greeks have
l. would get by the Censors!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19

controversial ngure tan ever DC
LOOK titled Has Science Conqueo
tells revolutionary scientnc discovery
compound which turns skin to white
reaction is Who wants to turn white On second
thought thousands who would seize the opportunity
that in most areas
pale protection Of property and person and
for opportunity and advance
Funny folks paler work like the dickens on
beaches get suntan Some of the darker breerh
work the skin trying to look more Caucasian
II the new compound writes about his maya
zine popular with Negroes maybe the Noes VIII
decide to starttu turning black brown!
SOME More" Chum? No thanks were wen saus
fled with the way good made Incidentally it must have
taken the pleasing browns chocolates and
etc that makes the Negroes racial
colorf but better or
worse than paler brothers and sisters
Richard Stokes visiting in California is busy booSs
the hometown paper Tuesday subsP
ton for Californian keep here in the Upper
Midwest and away still them the Paper
or staff is proud of the fact that many Cans scat
tered from Los Angeles to regular of the home
paper.-CEN.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19
THE UNITED STATES.

Let the roaring Cadillac go the
limit and beyond, but be sure to
TAG the rusty model "A" Ford.
That's unfolding your sworn duty
Mr.. Strong Arm of the law. This
writer doesn't blame you for that.
That's just higher up" policy.
They have to have action but not
to the detriment of the Athletic
Club" variety of citizen, True as
night follows day, the BIG
SHOT" gets his ticket on occasion,
but friends take care of the FIX"
and he goes blithely on his happy
way. A proud and happy man that
takes pride in explaining to his
cronies how he took care of that
one" However, he does not hest
tate to baIlyhoo his generous con-
tribution to the Community Chest
for the rusty model "A" owner.
Goodby till next week and look
forward with this writer to the
time when we may have some
smelly news about the political
corruption and hog-wash that is
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19

reported Minnesota American Legion 40
national change
constitution which present but white males" the
Gopher 40 and sera deserve great Commentator
mocery any organization connected with patriotic
barring American veterans has always ssened
which this newspape had for the Legion
white members OF the Legion through the
the the fun
blatant discrimination against their brown buddes
credit 40 society it
disposition national leadership aboshng practice that
Is indefensible for American veterans.
following the example set by the Minnesota
whole Minnesota Legionnaires had the
courage champion non-seggaon
admission members TO ABC bowling
criticism OF Jim nOonal military
eterea
the northern and border states
the Minnesota Department
membership Negro would be problem.
Again the Minnesota 40 and society its tribe
multiply
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19

by legislature action halted segregation
New Jersey Connecticut
the state
military practices change originated Minnesota where
enroll in the tax supported National Guard Prior
Guard officials from
stassen down effort to gain admission
a non-segregated basis the state
fight involved initiation of federal court action against Sas
and nationwide publicity the indie
oency maintaining Dixie Crow practices in
their state guard units
picture of Harold stassen that later kept
Negro newspaper consequence Negro of political stature
supporting Harold Sassen his bid for presidential nona
on Negroes white supporters for democracy
really started something that time
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19
cIyIL RIoHTs IN THE sTATEs

While the Eighty-first Congress
is not expected to approve or even
consider any civil rights legisla-
ton during this session, more
hopeful results are now in from
many Of the adjourned state legis-
latures. The accomplishments Of
the states indicate that they did
not follow the example Of inaction
set by the Federal Government
The list Of states with effective
FEPC laws was increased from
four New York, New Jersey,
Massachusetts, and Connecticut)
to eight by the addition Of New
Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island and
Washington. Kansas established q
temporary commission to invesh-
gate employment discrimination.
New Jersey passed the Freeman
bill. which applies enforcement
technique TO discrimination in
places Of public accommodation.
Discrimination in education in now
effectively prohibited in New Jer-
sey as wen as New York. Con-
necticut passed a bill regarding
public accommodations, applying
IL to housing. Housing discrimina-
ton also has been forbidden in
Pennsylvania. An Indiana law
provides for gradual elimination
of segregation in the public
schools. Oklahoma ended exclu-
sion Of Negroes from its public
graduate schools, though segre-
cation continues. Four Southern
states are considering referen-
dums ON elimination Of the poll
tax. Connecticut, Massachusetts
and Wisconsin prohibited segrega'
ton in the National Guard. and
New York and Pennsylvania made
moves in that direction. The Ore
Ron Alien Land Law was repealed
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-19
First Taste of Autumn

Today from the full green tree the first leaf FELL
Stn green ITSELF it journeyed into wind,
Drifted and settled on the gray stone wall,
Leaving its summer sun and stars behind
There is no frost upon the coud-bue hills;
Summer is warm and golden in the grass
The birds still sing at dawn in dewy woods,
And through hot pastures BURBERRY picxers pass.
But somewhere in the tall tree autumn spoke
The small tig heard and the green first leaf was blown
And in my heart the cricket stops his song
Three times and the final crimson leaf goes down
FRANCES FROST