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The Valley settler., 1949-06-24
OR. 6 MRS. SIMS REPORT EXCELLEN MEETING AT PARK

Dr. and Mrs. FIR. Sins returned from the Alaska Convention for tho IIOricm Legion and Auxiliary this last uook worry onthuBi- astic ovor tho work Of thoso organi izat ions. They left Anchorage last Wednesday and TO- turned on Sunday of this uook. Thorc were about 200 pros opt Hrs. Sims said. lr. Perry Brown, Net ional Commander uho livos in Beaumont, Toxas; and Mrs. Laura Goodo from Portland, Oregon rho is tho nov National Pros idont of tho Legion Ml7li- liory uoro present at the moot ing. Mrs. Sims uas high in her praise of lrs. Goode orator.
 Department officers elected for tho ensuing year uogo:
 Ethel Tonsoth of Fairbanks, President; Della Sarff Of Petersburg, First Vico Pros. Edith Orvis of Anchorage, Second Vico Lydo Roley of Anchorage, ocrotary-Tl'oas. Bottyloc VanI1orn Of Sttko, Chaplain Virginia Noonan Of eordovo, Historian Sandra zongor Of Juneau, Sgt. at Arms. Flora Mi ckons and Yrs. Hartman of Anchorage Uero elected as Dopt. Executive Coruni tt oe UOron.
 Fo7ct y6ar>-the. Convention will be hold in Juneau, Mrs. Sims said.
 Porry McLain vas elected Dont. German dor. for the Legion and 57thoI Lindioy Adjutonts SPECIAL MEETING or AunL1!RY THIS FRID.X Mrs. Sims has called a special meeting Of tho Legion 14uxi1iary for this Friday eve. ming to initiate all members. T'o InitY.&- tion toam will bo cornr risod of Dipar trlon ; off ic CTS with Ethel Vest, ational Exocu~ tive Committee Uornan as Initiating Officor.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-25
GENERAL WINNING MADE HONORARY MEMBER OF THE ORDER OF THE WALRUS

The Air Corps It. General Nathan Twining. in Nome, on a tour of Alaska Bases was yester- day made an honorary member of the Order of the Walrus. The cluo has been active in sponsoring milk for the school children of Nome. The milk being shipped from Seattle twice each week via Pan American Airways.
 The presentation of the honor- ary membership was made at the Nome Air Base, at the quai ters of the base commanding officer Col onel Harry Burkhalter, who was also initiated into the order.
 Walrus Club president Wesley Welch presented the membership cards to General Twining and Col Burkhalter, along with a walrus tooth which they are to carry at all times as a pocket piece. Includ- ed at the ceremony were Mrs. Harry Burkhalter, wife of the com manding officer, Col. Gerald C.. Gibbs, CSC and Joseph w. Still we'll, Jr., It. Col. CSC, both sta- toned at Fort Richardson, near Anchorage.
 The general stated that being made "A Walrus" would more
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
ORDINANCE No. 32s

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NOME, TERRITORY OF ALASKA, ESTABLISHING THE FIRST TUESDAY IN THE MONTH OF APRIL OF EACH YEAR FOR THE HOLDING OF ANNUAL CITY ELECTIONS AND CONTINUING PRESENT TENURE OF OFFICE.
 WHEREAS, heretofore under Alaska Territorial laws and Nome City Ordinances, annual City cleo tions have been held on the first Tuesday of April of each year, and
 WHEREAS, by law enacted, year 1949, by the Alaska Territo- rial legislature, the time for such elections has been changed to the first Tuesday of October in each and every year, and
 WHEREAS, under existing law, the time for holding such elections may be changed by City Ordin- ance, and
 WHEREAS. it is believed that it is for the best interests of the City of Nome that the said cleo tionS continue to be held on the first Tuesday in the month of April, as heretofore provided,
 NOW, THEREFORE, be it or dained and enacted as follows:
 Section l- Annual City of Nome, Municipal and School Board elections shall be held on the first Tuesday in April of each and every year, beginning with the year 1949.
 Section 2-Tenure of office of all City and School Board elective officers shall continue in accord
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-25
GOOD CROWD ATTEND FOURTH CARD GAME

The fourth game in the Pioneer Card Party Series was held last evening at the Pioneer Hall with the usual large crowd in attend ance.
 Winners for the evening were Mrs. Walter Glavinovich, Mary Golf and Verna Mickelson for the women; L. Nashenwing. Ben Mo- zee and Earl Coulthard for the men.
 Leading for the grand trophy are Mrs. Norvin Lewis and Rob- ert Baldwin.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
ORDINANCE NO. 32s

Nome, Alaska, providing for the leasing of certain piece or ground now dedicated to public use to the Standard Oil Company of California,
 WHEREAS, the Standard Oil Company of California desires to acquire certain parcel of ground bordering on Snake River within the limits of the City of Nome, Alaska, for the purpose of install ling oil pumps and
 WHEREAS, the property so de- sired has been heretofore dedi- cated to public use,
 NOW, THEREFORE, be it or dained and enacted by the Com mon Council of the City of Nome, as follows, to-wit:
 SECTION That the City of Nome shall lease to the Standard Oil Company of California for a period of time and under terms to be hereafter agreed upon by the Nome City Council and the said Standard Oil Company, the fol- lowing described property, to-wit:
 Beginning from a point on
 the East jetty of Snake River
 determined by running a
 straight line West along the
 North boundary line of Lot
 One CD in Block Twenty-three
 (23 until it intersects with
 said jetty: thence in a North
 erly direction along said jetty
 distance of approximately
 Twenty (20 feet to point on
 said jetty: thence in a straight
 line in an Easterly direction
 parallel to the North boun-
 dary line of Lot One CD in
 Block Twenty-three (23
 distance of Twenty (2O feet
 to point: thence in a straight
 line in Southerly direction
 distance of Twenty (20) feet
 to point: thence in a straight
 line in westerly direction a
 distance of Twenty (2O feet to
 the point of beginning:
 Provided, that any such lease shall specify that the City of Nome does not warrant title to the property aforesaid and shall not be held liable in the event title to such property is not in the City of Nome.
 SECTION 2-That in the event of the consummation of the forego- ing lease, the Standard Oil Com pany shall concurrently with such lease have an easement across City of Nome owned property for the purpose of installing and maintaining in reasonable man. ner, underground oil pipe lines from the aforesaid leased property to its oil tanks presently erected in the City of Nome: provided, that the said pipe lines when in- stalled shall not interfere with or obstruct surface rights and use.
 SECTION 3- This Ordinance shall be submitted for ratification to the qualified voters of the City of Nome at its general election to be held on the 5th day of April, 1949.
 PASSED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NOME TN SPECIAL SESSION ASSEMBLED THE 2nd DAY OF MARCH, 1949. APPROVED MARCH 2, 1949 LUTHER DUNBAR.
 Mayor, City of Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-25
e Midnight Sun Rebekah

1He V1Uu19HI ouu HeDekdH Lodge met Wednesday evening for an enjoyable social and business session.
 The committee in charge of the entertainment for the evening had cards and refreshments and were Mrs. l.. Stevens and Rose Silver man.
 Winners of the card games were Mesdames Jones, Haberman and Hagen.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-25

than compensate for his not hav- ing time to bag himself a polar bear, and, he is no mean hunter, having bagged big Alaska Brownie.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF ELECTION

The Annual Municipal and School Board election will be held on April 5. ls4s. at the City Hall, Nome, Alaska, for the purpose of electing the following officers; viz: Mayor; three members of the Council; one member of the School Board for a term of three years, and one member for term of two years: a City Treasurer; City At torney; and City Clerk.
 Also there will appear on the official ballot for ratification, the following Ordinance:
 Ordinance No. 325 Entitled "An Ordinance of the City of Nome, Alaska, providing for the leasing of a certain piece of ground now dedicated to public use. to the Standard Oil Company of California"
 Polls will open at 500 AM. and close at 500 PM. :,
 CARRIE M. McLAIN,
 City Clerk. Publish March 25-28, 1949. ance with present municipal or dinances and practice.
 PASSED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NOME IN SPECIAL SESSION ASSEMBLED THE 23d DAY OF 1949.
 APPROVED MARCH 23d, 1949
 LUTHER DUNBAR,
 Mayor. Attest: CARRIE M. McLAIN,
 Clerk Publish Mar. 25-28-3O, 1949..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-05

fem. Ser farse 8ooem lit bnam gin.
itig. Ser nonpegiide Miniiterprdii,
bent bot Dor ben Sorting oelttIid
baraui biilgeipieien. Wiosfau fin86i
audi bort NIT sped M6uie. arbeiter.
belegationen 1pliroen nod 8rag Elm.
gelaoen. 9ort 5eigte man ibnen 6as
n8oraoo" Ser @erft1tigen nno emf.
lieB Iie 5ur 8erihterltattl,ng on oie
&ameraoen in Der Seimat nit ben
Sallusinotionen paraoieiiI6er 3n.
itdnbe. aud in Shneben lou oie
norbli6it gelegene 2anblbaft Norbot,
ten Die So6burg Der fomnuniitiiben
Bartei bilben. Die &ominform bat iid)
belonbers in Ben ibneOiihen gr5gru.
ben eingeniitet. 2ange mar bie TOM
muniitiide 8ortei Shipeoens gelpnl,
ten. Oslo bra6te ideinbar cine gtni.
grng sultanoe. Sn &irlln ioate ipie
in ben finniiden Yor5enanfabrifen
Elm tpiloer Streif al,sgeloit meroef.
Gie fonmltniltiIde 0ifferen5ierllngs
taftif mar ober bod ettpas 5ll raft
niert geiponnen. Der Mufitano iollte
MIR Die gr5perl6iffllngeil iiber gear-
pif nad) ben Ser. Staate,t, gnglano,
Souuno uno 8elgien betreffen, Inn bie
8eltalliierten 5u argern uno' Sen
Waribaa=Blan 5u lbdoigen. 9ort, mo-
fir Golen 1lno Srag gearbeitet n.t..
oe, ioate Sic slrbeitsnieberleglng Der.
miebert 1peroen. 0o6 Ole Meebraobl
Ser 9lrbeiter batte fir oieie tpeit=oStl;-
DIE 9ifferen5ierune offenbar fein Der
itdnonis, obpobI Die gan5e aftion nit
2obnfragen getarnt mar. Irbeiterper-
bono ser @rubeninouItrie uno Be.
tperfidaften serriiien oas Spinnernet
Der &ominform.
gu oen Sauptafteuren Der &omin-
form in Sdueben 5dblt ser fontmuni-
ftii6e Gbefreoafteur 2ager, ser in
Wosfa1 geidult tpuroe uno ieine be-
item Sreunoe in Brag bot. @obl Sic
gefabrli6Ite 9folle Ipielt aber Die
Sdtpeoild-rriiiIde 8eieni6aft. Sbr
geboren ger5te, SSs,lriiten uno Sdrift-
lteller an, Die I'M 0ienite Ser Sotpiet-
Bropaganoa iteben. 0as treibetloe
Clement lit aopofat grantins, Ser
Sobn bes i6tpeoiihen Sragers oes
Nobel=Srieoenspreiies. Gin politiib-
familidrer Salto ser &ulturgeibibte!
Spio bat redt: gsidts lit iider Dem
Nenlden = alib niht i'm boben Norf
ben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-05
Aphpr knminfnrm in
Skanninauiptt

&ommuniltiife 8arteien uno So.
minform arbeiten Sans IN Sano. 0ie
&ominfornL i6reibt elm i9tpei5eri.
! iibes 8latt, lit bas 3entralbiiro, oie
gBeltaentrule. 9ie Communication
garteien 'iino oie grponenten oes
| Spitems, sic 9a5iIlentrdger ser Cpl.
oemie. $50 INNER fommuniltiihe
Yarteien am @erf iino, ba lit auf
Die &ominform pertreten. Sc mad
Der Starfe unb Dem ginfluB ser fom.
muniitii6en 8arteien iin6 auh bie
aominform=9a5illen mebr ooer tpeni,
Egers birulent. Sebe fommuniitiI6e
Npartei lit national perbrGmte &omin,
form. 8ie mar es ooh in Stalien pol
ben 8ablen2 Sn Sranfreid, on
8orabeno oes Streifs? Bon ungarn
Humdnien, Ser Sidehei gar niht sr
reoen. Sort bate bieier rote Sinten.
| fii6 oas Sano gana in ieinen Senta,
feln. geur Sito bat iid oieies &opf.
| fiiBlers entleoigt, bafiir aber einen
eigenen &ommunismls patentiert
@s lit ieoem 2ano anbeimgelteIt, ben
aampf bagegen nit grfolg auf5uneb,
men. &f gegen Sen &ommunis.
mus beiBt &f gesen ben Holpt
&on1inform. - 0ie &ominform fennt
feline geograpbiibe @ren5e. 9ie gan
Sc @roe lit ibre 2anofarte. $50 iid
giinltiger Yooen 5eist. beginnt lie au
/ iden. 0ie '6iinften aolonnen leiIten
ibr Oabei bette &anolanaeroienlte.
@ud in Sfanoinapien arbeitet iie
tpenn audi nit tpe6ielnbem grfole.
Die fommuniitiI6en Muf= un6 Mb,
itieee oiftieren alld bort bie Eaftii
Ser &ominform. Die Communication
Hiidl6lage peranlaBten eine &on5en,
tration Der &ominform-Mrbeit. sSn
Oslo fano Dor einiser 3eit eine font
muniitiide @ebeimfonferens fir gana
Sfanoinabien itatt. sln ibrer Optic
ltano Der befannte, ebenlalige Snnen.
miniiter 2eino uno feline Srml, Sertto
&uuiinen. Mfan batte neuen 4mftrief
notig. 8as oerbanbelt ,purbe, bIiet
gebeim. Mber es tpnrbe in ben unmit
telbaren 9lus,pirfungen balo often
bar. Sic ,pilbe Streifbemegung ir
Sinnla1o, Der barte Irbeitsfonflif
in oen @erfen Der Norif 9Dbro II
Nor1pegen, Die StreifperIu1e in Ser
id1peoii6en gr5gruben bon &irune
= alles praftii6e @ntpen6ungen bes
@ftionsprogramms bon Oslo. Diei
8eipegunsen iollten Die ipirfungspon'
8egleitmi,iif iein 81 ben @roBoftioner
Der &ominform in Sranfreib I'm;
Stalien. Sabotage bes Mariban
Blans = 6as nor Die @eneralparoIe
sic bdtte in Sranfreih beinabe ibl
3iel erreift.
| Sn Norb-Nortpegen ioI bic Mgita
ton ser aommunilten beionoers itar
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-05

teil5unebnlen, BEL oenen iie ibre 8e-
reitpillisfeit 5u ben 8erbanblungen
oft rnb mieoerb6lt gum ausbrud
brabte. go Iange ipuroe Der 2oiungs.
neriu6 Ser Streitfragen burd gegen.
Ieitige uno uorbergebenoe 8eipre6un-
gen nit Der Stride berfiinoet lnb be-
tont, bis cine Ser tpiftislten Sragen,
Oie tSdulfrage, sleid5eitig NIT oem
gintreffen ser ginlaollng an Die Sir.
6e 81 ben 9elpre6unsen, einieitie
uno obne 8erbonoluneen geloit muir
De, nm baolrh bie 8ereinbarung 5u
perunmogli6en lno Die Stride als
Siinoenbod 81 itenpeln.
SD laiie ntid) aber ourd oie fiinIt-
lih aufsepeitI6ten .Broteltpellen"
nidt einldiidtern ooer gum 8anfen
bringen, oenn, mo idb aus @ottes
@naben nno aus Dem 8ertrauen bes
81. Stubles itebe, lit ser @anoel Der
@eibidte mannigfaltig uno ab1pehs
lungsreid. 3tpei meiner Gorganger
fieIen i'm &f ouf Dem Sbla6t-
felo, 5luei purben 0ur6 &onfisfotion
aller Sitter 6eraltbt, Sobannes Gitea
in Saft eeiett, Martinu85i ourt
Meubellnoroer Der Wa6tbaber get0-
tet, 8etrus Ea5monp, elmer ser beoeu-
tenblten 8erionlibfeiten, perbannt.
God muB icb feltItelen, baB ME
mano bon meinen Gorfabren 10 Der,
laiien, 10 mittelIos mar, tpie id, Der
id mebreren Sntrigen uno gut borbe-
reiteten Sallen, Sen tauienomal mi
oerlegten, ood it6noig 1mb 1lnperdn-
bert 1pieoerbolten ltnnabrbeiten aus
geiett bin, uuo 5par in einem Ius-
maB tpie feiner neiner adtllnoiieb5ig
Gorganger.
Sier itebe id i'm 9ienlte @ottes fir
Stride uno Saterlano, benn ba5u ber-
pflihtet mid oas S6idial ser perIai-
ienIten aller gtationen, n1eilles 8olfes.
lno mein eigenes Gerbangnis lit mir
i'm sSntereiie meines Solfes glei6giil-
tig.
Sd belduloige iene nidt, bie mild
angreifen. 8enn id oft bie gesenn1r-
tige Gage meines Golfes ourd lbner=
Diegeloe @orte 81 belell6ten ge5tpun-
gen iperoe, 10 lit bas nur elm aus-
brud ser 2eioen, Ser quilenoen SrG-
men, cine Sormulierung eridiittern-
Der grlebniiie meiner 9ation.
Sd bette fir bie gertpirflihung
nno Siderrng Ser @ere6tisfeit ,lno
Der 2iebe iomie audi fir iene, Die -
nod neines MeiIters @orten = 1tidt
tpiiien, mas iie fltn. limo if pergebe
ibnen bon gan5en Ser5en.
(se5. &aro. Minosoentp)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-05

g
Iihen 21noern audi cine Wieoer.
bolung oieier 8ebanpting 6urh Die
Soipiet- t-Hegierling ielbit ~ naht fia
niht glaiibbnfter. Dos oeiitide 8olt
iebt 5tpeifellos mebr 8ertrnuen aui
Die Mihtigfeit Ser 8erihte bes Snter-
nationalen 9toten 4rel5es, oas oieie
Irbeitsbertrage iibertpaht, als aui
oiele @rfldrung Der otDiet-Bropa.
|ganbiiten.
Mber 10 Iange bie Sopiets ftati
elmer flaren Mnt1port auf Die flaren
5ragen Der @eItmahte nit plumpen
ablenfungsmanobern reagieren, 10
lange tperoer bieie Gragen ipieoerbolt
Deroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-05
RuBlanh unh Dir hrutftrrn
krtpgHgpfangpttpn

slus 8aibington meloete om 5rei-
tag Die uslil. 8reb":
8ie~bier beute mitseteilt tpt,roe,,
bat iib NuBlanb ge,peigert, ser Mes
gierung ser Ser. Staaten Musfunft
iiber bie Srage 5ll erteilen, tparum
etua 100000 oel.tide 9riegsgeiange-
ne ni6t Bis gum 1. San,iar bes Iau-
fenoen Sabres repatriiert 1purben.
9ie raililde &egieruns erflGrte III
ibrer Note, lie babe ii6 riemals per-
pflidtet, oas 5u tlln, ipie 6as pom
Staatsbepartement Ger Ser. Staaten
porausgeiest poroen iei. p
Die Ser. Staaten batten in elmer
yeote bonn 3. Sanuar oie ruililde Ste
gierltng bei6uloigt. baB iie in bieier
slngelegenbeit cine 8ereinbaritng ge.
broden babe, bie i'm Mpril 1947 bon
Den bier SffupationsmGdten in Mos=
fau abgeidlollen ipurbe. d
5rantreid ,lno England baben ole
oeutiden 8riegssefangenen I'M Gin
flang NIT bieier 8ereinbarlmg ent-
laiien uno MIR iene bebaIten, oie frei=
Dilig 5uriidbleiben ipollten, Inn iif
in oieien Sanoern einen llnterbalt gu
peroienen.
Die Ser. Staaten batten es idon
feds Wonate Dor Gnglano uno sSranf=
reid getan.
Sic Huilen bei6rdnften iid in III
rerHlesten Note auf oie Mitteilung,
bob Die oeutihen &riegsgefangenen
inn 2altfe bes Sabres 1949 nod ser
Seirnat e1ttlaiien .peroen ioIlen, obne
inoeiien elm beltimmtes Datum anau-
Igeben.
9ie SSrage ser amerifaniI6en Ge,
gierung, ,piebiele bertlhe @efangene
in Hublano geltorbeu iino, ipuroe bon
&uBlano ignoriert.
Ser amtli6e amerifanii6e ueber.
iee-&lnofm1f nDie Stinlne glmeri.
fas" nabm in elmer mad DelttIhlano
gerihteten Senoling tpie folgt au Ser
ruiiil6en grflarlllg SteIli,ng:
@s mdre irrefiibrenb, biele Sotpiet.
Note ,no Dos ibr beigegebene Memo.
ranoum als snttport auf ben Broteit.
lhritt Der Weitmd6te in Der &riegs.
npfnnnprpt1- -cSrnnp az hpa aoid,ttpr cN;t
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-05
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene.
dict -Wundsalbe

grprobtes @eilmittel eegen ole
@rten bon olten uno frtiben 8un.
ben, @eldmiiren, @etpd6ien, Bib.
tpunben, &arbunfeln uiru. 8itte @elt
nur burh YoIt MoneD Sroer au idif.
ten. Seine Stamps. Seh5ig (60)
Gents bic ShahteI bel
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-03-12
Minister Blasts
Racial Bias

Maude Trotter Steward acted
as secretary. Ushers were Fred
ricka Walker, Josephine Tay-
Taylor, Jean Harris, Romano
Robinson, Gladys F. Howard.
There was an attentive audi
ence of moderate size. Present
were representatives of William
E. Carter and Patrick E. Toy
Posts and auxiliarieS, War Moth
ers and War Parents; House
wives League, Greater Boston
Trade Assn; and prominent
members of professional, bust
ness, civic and social groups.
Rev. Patton is the minister
who resigned from the white
race" to help battle color bias.
He argues: 1--WE should all cross
the color line in the opposite
direction than is usually taken
and unite ourselves with the So
called colored people of the
world. We are all of us includ-
ing those of us who call our
selves white, in reality colored,
We have all the same pigment
structure. The only difference
is that some are more heavily
colored than others"
(Rev. Patton's address, in part,
is on page ~
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-03-12

Rev. Kenneth L. Patton, min
lister of Charles st. Uniyersalist
Meeting House, was principal
speaker at exercises in Roxbury
Memorial High School last Sun
day afternoon in observance of
the 179th anniversary of the
Boston Massacre.
Other speakers were Rep.
Louis K. Nathanson of Ward IL,
representing Gov. Dever; Joshua
H. Jones, representing Mayor
Curley; Rep. Timothy j. McIn-
erney, Harold M. Drown Of S.
of w.; Rev. S. L. Laviscount, Mrs.
Marie Boykin, Rev. George L.
Paine, Ralph ]. Banks, Rev. S.
H. Bullock.
Rev. j. E. Jeltz, led the audi
ence in singing the "Star Spang-
led Banner" and also sang a
solo, Mrs. Gladys Moore Perdue,
accompanying. Mrs. j. J. Tay-
Tor read the proclamation; Mon
roe Mason recited an original
poem on Attacks; Mary L.
Brown and Jesse Riddick rend-
cred solos. The invocation was
by Rev. Jeltz and benediction
by Rev. r. M. Owens. Pres.
Louis E. PaSco, ST., presided.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-03-12
Mrs CaSSeH
Laid to Rest

In st. Cyprian's Episcopal
Church Of which she was a mem
Der, funeral services were held
Tuesday, March 8 for Mrs. Mar
tina Brown Cassell, late of 10
Winthrop ST., whose death oc-
Cured Saturday, March 5, after
a brief illness. Rev. D. Leroy
Ferguson, the rector, oficiated
and Miss Joenelle Bryant feel
ingly rendered the solo, crest in
the Lord. A large number OF
friends attended. The remains
had rested at the Norris Davis
Funeral parlors where a profu-
sion Of beautiful flowers was dis
played. InterInent was in Wood
lawn cemetery.
Daughter of the late JoesTho-
mas and Caroline Taylor Brown,
and born in oxford, N. c., Mrs
Cassell had lived most of her life
in Boston in whose public
Continued on Page a
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-03-12
TRUMAN'S SERVICE
EQUALITY BOARD

WASHINGTON = The Presi-
dents Committee on Equality of
Treatment and Opportunity in
the Armed Services held its sec
ond formal session here Monday,
Feb. 81.
Nothing Of the proceedings
could be learned beyond the
bare announcement of the Sc
lection of three STAFF members
Of the committee.
E. w. Kenworthy was named
Executive Secretary of the Com
mittee. He is a graduate of the
Oberlin College, a newspaper
man, and post wartime first
secretary at the American En-
bassy in London.
Joseph H. B. Evans, graduate
of the University of Michigan,
with a wide background OF ex-
perience in government and
civic affairs, both regional and
national, was named Associate
Executive Secretary of the Com
mittee.
Charles P. Browning, Director
OF Public Relations and Assist
ant to the publisher of the
Chicago Defender, was named
ConsultanS to the Committee.
Browning had varied expert
ences with governmental as
signments and was formerly an
assistant in the department of
philosophy at the University of
Chicago.
Members Of the Presidents
Committee are. Charles Fahy,
washington attorney and former
Solicitor General, Chairman of
the Commission; Lester Grang-
er, Executive Secretary, National
Urban League; Dwight R. G.
P aim er, President. American
Cable Company; william E.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-03-12
Mrs Amy Mallard
Tells Of Lynching

A resolution protesting lynch
ing and urging the passage of a
federal anti-lynch law was
adopted and sent to the s1st
Congress. 1t was further re-
solved to urge Senators Lodge
and Saltonstall to vote for clo-
ture, and an appeal was made
for all individuals to write the
senators to that effect.
The Mallard Meeting in Bos-
ton was sponsored by the Civil
Rights Committee of the Boston
branch OF the lJAACP. The com
asse iaelWde reggy NkiIEer
chairman, Frank Davis, Martin
Richardson, Rheable Edwards
and Katherine Watson.
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Der, who is employed in pediatric
service. Mrs. Fortune, the first
member to be appointed to the
staff, began working on Nov. /.
According to Sister Joseph
Beatrice, who heads the staff of
some $50 nurses, no particular
provision was made for the col
ored nurses. They Joined the
staff on the same provision as
the other nurses, she said. They
share all the responsibilities,
duties, facilities and privileges
available to the hospitals nurses.
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More than 600 at Everett
School Sunday, March 6 heard
Mrs. Amy Mallard relate the
story of the lynching of her
husband, Robert Mallard, in
Georgia on Nov. 20, 1948. Joseph
M. Goldwasser, Cleveland busi-
nessman who has taken up the
cudgels in MIS-. Mallard's be-
half, and Leroy Carter of the
NAACP also spoke. Eddy Petty,
radio announcer at Station
WVOM, was master of ceremon-
les. Mrs. Florence Lesueur pres
ident of the MAGE Bastan
branch, Atty. Irwin 7. Dorch,
past presidest OF the branch.
were the local speakers.
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COLORED NURSES
IN D. C. HOSPITAL

WASHINGTON, DC, SPECIAL
Three colored nurses have
been very quietly and success
fully integrated as statement
bers at Georgetown University
Hospital here, it was learned
this week. Said to be the most
modern of its kind in Washing
ton, the hospital is conducted
under Catholic auspices.
The nurses are: Mrs. Gather
inc V. Fortune, who has been
assigned to surgery; Mrs. Louise
E., Summers, assigned to OBJ
stetrics; and Mrs. Noah Lee Bar