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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-28
Wartin @cprih Sr.

pont Sobe ereilt morben, nid)t mcit
bon 'ieinen Sciln entfernt apuuoe er
aili ser StruBe lieaemo mlTgefllnScn
unh uabber inn Someiieoo Solpitol
als tcb erflGrt tuuroe. 0r. Wepridl
mar SO Sabre alt, bier in Someltee'
gebcrcn aulb Binteraabt Iciue tieT.
trauernoe @attiu, eine!l Spbn Wtor'
tin Sr. l,lro Sohter &lara, ielne
areile Mlttter lrno einen 8rltoer 6.
@e4rids. Ser 10 unetpartet pom
Sope ereilte bat oie 6alnilic 10 a,ld1
anien @ercin nod tiefer in Sruler
geiest llno ilt sic 2iide I'M &reile I'm,
'ercr grltoeriDaft nod sr9ber 9s;
,porocn.
Infer erober 9eteilialua iuuroe
sic 9eicbcnfeier, gelcitet pon Taltol
stltbcfi, nom 2elheilbals S!1r ct
MortllS Stride iiberIiibrt, 100 Elm ein'
SrllfSucller Geihengottcsoicn1t ltatt'
fans, ,mona0 ser GntihloIlne uul
Gem SmneIteao TricbGoI 5ur lettcn
Nrbe gebettct ,mlroc.
8. GraIt, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-28
simon Slut

entgescngebrahte Spmpatbie, Tilr
oie arobe @eteiDigmg am @egrob'
mis-, fir bie gerrlihen gl,lmenipen'
Sen bes 3weses 90 amo 90, ,mo Sen
pielen ssreln1ben Dem SeibenbeItatter
SoLeton fir Sie g,tte geoiemlng, 1nlo
Iep. aelu,etb @ilt fiir feline troltrci'
dpn @orte. Ntrs. Glaiurence @!or
fir bie Srgelbegleitllng, allen Sanos'
leuten, Nahbarn ,nS Jrelmoen, oit
uns irgeno,pie in lmierem groBel1
aeio beigeito,toen, bem Central |er'
bono fir bas prompte slus5aDlen oes
!Sierbegeloes.
&atbarina 3bnt.
;Srcb g. Slut.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-28

9tueiq Is.

gs 6iene allen Dtitalieoera SIR
Tafriht, oaS rniere @crialnTilsna
berIboben miro una mrs MN ar
Samstog, ben Z. Ici. Inn s llbr
abenhs abgebalten.
Ticien Samstag, Sen %. Npril,
tpiro elm SIterbaa ahsebaltel, ,n>
mir befien es iperoeu sablreide Saf
len ur1peienb ieia.
esn Der letten Gerian'nl,,n.1 luur
ben als TeIeaaten getuGblts Iarit
gaibSoaar, Cara Hoat uno Gli5ahetI
gsaiepolrs als Griat.
Inna Soper5er, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-28
2l,a< 11etp Vere, u. i.
Rod,,ett5elofen

Sn ser ioIbionoblen rGb,,rh Fl
fife SoIp Sri,titp", 316 Slt SS. Ctr.
Neap Dorf, fano am Sonntaa, oen
"a. slpril, sic srmu,ng bon Maiorie
sseeopaW nit G7eparo alooS untcr
grcber @eteilig.,ne bon SanNslcl,ten,
ssreunhen ,mb &,uloea, Ser Somilie
'.Gcc. &Ioos, ErGI. hes 3pclg "a.
itatt. Sie Srmung pollscg Meo. SAT-
ISenhera, Die arobe Srael licfertc bic
! paiienoe Wltlit, es mar cine meibc-
bolle erbebcnbe sSeier. Sbsuobl teine
grobc lodHeitsieicr aeplont por,
man obcr gHuobnt lit ollth oDne Gins
IaNung bei Ger biebercn SoElilic Geo.
Gloos INNER ,pillfomnlen 81 iein, 10
entpifelte lif Sod eine groBe Sod
seitSftier lmo beinl Gmpfang IN Ger
I>@obmlng fomtcn aiooS' iiher 40
5Gite beeriiEcn. BUR gciorocrllns
ser 8GIte batten Gcrlualtote lrnb Sc
fannie ibre slutos bereitmilligIt sur
GerIiieung scitclt, barllnter ml6 Elm
9sadJbar, Scr SNri =@ciiter sllbert
3orop, Sem beio1loercr Can't &C.
lbiibrt ,ln6 piclen onbercn.
l
slls Sic Groifmm9 in Ser gllt be.
lIcbten Stride Itattfalto, Fitbrte Die
biibIhe iGlanfe Sodter &atbrln1
Gloos Sen Sob5eits5ug Dor Den sll'
tor. s!ls 8eit Wtau Iunaierte Mlllion
9eeeobam. Inter ben @ilten IN Scr
Stride, au6cr Sen bc:ber ieitigen So
milidn, EoItcr Sprlltb lmo ici,,e lie
benStpiirSigc Battin Terncr cine treu(
a,mSin bon &loos, Mrs. alecar lmi
- lire liebe illaenolide Sohter Wfor
aaretb. Soh5eitspatcr &loos ,pa'
Itols lmb> angel1ebm gcriibrt, DAB Il
bieIc alnocn aus icinem Sleiiflaoel
ben CT iih burf, SleiB, Gifer I'M
giebensluiirSigteit 81 clncnl gl'tge
benbel Uei6GIt nit Silie lcincr Ore
| S6bne altfgebuut bat, 3elaaen BET oc
ASralulna ioines SdbneS lno an
peieno su ie1en. @om 3iueia "A ipa
lrcn anipcie,lh: Gr-TrGi. Boloaler mi
IJrml Trot. .ASefr. aatb. SontId
Init 5ohter uno SdpiegerIcbl
! !Sdatmeilter 2ouiie Sroler uno ib
Botte, Ham 6omilic Ssoaaralder mi
@attin uno G.=I.sSefr Io9arald)c1
Ssr. ,no Battin ,tno Spbn gillp, fer
ner Sotter un5 G,lfel bon GolaneI
Iun6 beren Sc9n, Gathi grolpn, Sof
tier Der lllls allen llnpergeblihcl
n5mte Sbecrer" NIT ibrcn alpc
itrammen Sobnen r,S sSrouen Uni
1piele anoere. Iann sic Sralen I'M
oerer M1lner bon sSrm, 6. &looj
| .9afieefNtld", Srau Serpolpi, 6rG
M. 5ranBfe, ssrau Golnimsfp II.
Tas ga1tfreu,Nlidye Seim bon gr.uni
ISdtp. &loos tpm boQgefiillt, ahe
oas iie tpoD(aeriiiiet nit Speiie aN'
Grant fir Die bielen @difte iparci
,pirfte ii6errofhcnb llDo balo gab 2
i froblihe Stimnum3, 6ie MIR &C
'triibt ipuroe ourd 6ie ungliiGlibel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-28

lid 5n eridcinen. Solee,toe Shtuc-
tiers iino an Der Meibe inns NIT au-
dpn 1mo 3affee su erfrild,en: 3otb.
Bret, @niina Rolrer, autb. @eresb,,
Mciiita 8erenn, &atb. 9resner, Sire
bertha 0inoer, lforgareie 8ad)ner,
Sophia @artel, @ntb. @ofeif, Selen
0a:os, 9oiine 0altnnos, Sapbia
9ofeid), Roiina 9oteid, Sobanua
@pfei6. Gatb. @fingsgrafi Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-28
2l,as Eeraif,. Otte
g. g. 8cianapcrcin Gintradt.

Ger g. g. Ve'on1bercin Gimtroht
miro rin Triibiabrs.aouscrt am
Sdmsiag, Sen IA. lioi, bcglslneno 8
lthr abenSs, in Ser @. G. Safe, an
gde Mpple 9lpe. ,ulb Sit q. Ctr.
obbalten ltno erlm,ben mir uns audi
nui bieien @ege alle Wtitglieoer 1lns
feres M1lmler- llno sSrauen SIR. Int.
@edeines iopie ,h1leres SSSllgcnbpers
zines su oieiem &on5ert mli oa$ bers-
lidJite einpllahen, llnS nit tbrem
9eiude 81 bectren. GhenIo lahGl mir
ol,h anoere 6re,unoe lnto Come
oes TeretnS bAr5lft) cin, Elm haor
idone Stlmlben NIT llns bei 8e'ang
rno WfllIif 81 perleben. Sos &on-
sert itebt ,rnter Scr Seitlmg lmicres
Oirigenteu Charles 9tecf, iuclt1er
elm reid,baltiges Trogramm nit lei,
nen S1neern luto Sdn9erinncn sur
sl,,Iiiibrlmg brtngcn wiro. Sas Nro'
|granm miro nG6ite @od)e m oie'er
Steac befnnnt gegebell. Cintr!tts
farten i'm Sorperfauie iinb BEL alle,
Mitslieoer,, ~, baben.
,sn Ser Sofinlng baB mir al oIc
fem Mbcno redt piele @GIre begriibcr
f0nnen perbleibe ib nit polfstreuen
8r,lBe Sbr ergebener
81. 6. ssricI cIenbengIt, Grot. t..Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-28
2lnS Salem. Ohte
3,ueis 18

Gin Nntter. nnb 9odjter.ganfett
,puroe beihIoiien fitr ben 81. Mai
Gin iebes Mitglie6 iollte iid an Die
fem 8anfett betciligen.
ssm So5ials s3omitce fit orei Mo'
nate itn1: Siloa 9oalnertb, Selen
Sduiter, Soa NeiBner. Weloen f'e
iih bel bieien Shtpeitern penn iie
nillens iino mit5llbelfen.
Sulnm,a Serman, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-28
3,ueig 25.

Mad,e biermit allen Nitglieocrn
hefonnt, bab mir umIere n6dIte Ser.
lalnmlltng um s. Mni, 3 llbr natb'
mittoas IN ocr G7intrabt Ssalle ot;
boltcn. sllle Ii1to erilebt in sic Ser.
iammllmg Su fomnlen.
@corg @ooenoorfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-28

sdapieaerIobn in Ieu Gaitle, &c.,,
cine Todter amo sdapiegeriobn IN
0etroit, Mtid).. eli, gruber imo
Shfpelter in Nnu Cattle, Ioapie pieIe
Tre,,nbe l,no 9efannte. Nhlbe icincr
Mihe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-28
3tueia %.

Gs aiene alien Sdpcitern sltr ge-
faaigcn Nudridt, Dab uniere nahite
8erHmnmlmng Sonntag, ben s. Mai,
9 l1br nadmittags itattfi,uoct. @ir
bitten ale Sdtuelters aalb in bieicr
Serfanmlung 70 5ablreid tpie mog.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-28
3iucia %.

Mllen Shtuciteru bicne 5,,r gefallt'
gen Nohriht, bab bie ndfite Ser
iomml,mg So1ntog, sen I. Mai, =
llbr nodmittogs abgeboltcn miro.
slGe Stlpeitern iillb gcbeten Der
Gerlammllng beipnuobnen.
@. 8iintber, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-28
1lebcrraidnng.

Serr lno Srau Sobann Sd,uller
tpuroen iebr iiberraiht BON ibrcll
9inSern uno cine 9coBc 3abl bon
;SrelnrSen su ibrcm 35jGbrigcn Sod)s
seitsillbilGlm, ,pas Sen So6tern SRI
Selma Sdplller rmo ,Srui WtIfe
Sr,tie iebr gelungen NOR lie 5lt "'llr'
preiicn". Gs ,por ipirflid cine Id)one
sScier. Selma uno OtilIoreo battei'
alles porbereitet boS gelll,g % mar
slm Giien lmb Srinfen, Die Sl'trt
lparen reiblid) geidnlliift; ,uls D.
aae 6GIte ibre Eldte eMlaenoallnler
batten, traten sic beihen Sohter ber
por ano tpiiniAten al(Gl 8dltcn elmer
ol,ten s(ppetit rlit ben &Sorten onf
| Tie iebr itol5 ieien arf ibre Glterr
,uno es eing olleS iebr luItia III mi
@eiong i,no Muiif, mos aeleitet tpltr
5e BON SRI. Selma Sdplller llno 6rl
!Seaer, mus I'M @eihGit iii nit 6rl
Sdulller in Glebadno, 3.
slae @Gite ,mtcrbielten iid bis lpa
lin 6ie Iadyt ,rno es miro allel ELM
| Iid,one Grinleulug iein. Sott er
| boIte oas Gbepaor rad oiele Sabr
liin better g'eiunhbeit. sSrau gar
sdmller geb. Sdnnter Itammt ait
Weeidenoorf, oerr Shnller all
Gleinihe1lfen, Giefsnbiirgen.
Cara @oobs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-28
NadridJten aMs Der !Sonterus.
(ycmeinbc.

9e.r nod brei f,lr5e Wod,en tren=
nen llns bon Dem groBen into beoe,,-
tltn9apollen Gag ser Gditdinlegl,lrg
sn l,nierer neuen Stride. gSie elm
bG1nmerr6er Morgen nod Ounfler
Nabt crfiiIt oisies grobe beporiteb-
cnSe Grcignis unier Sers nit il,beln-
Scr Sreuhe ,,nS es lit als mollte ser
liebe @ott IN oieler groben 3eit IN.
icrer 'Bemdirae eia,en Sinnrl ouf-
INN uno le eincn 8lid aciuiibren loI=
fen iat sic Giuigfeitsfrellocn, Sic er
fiir feline Ginocr Nilt. ga g,uigfeits.
frel,ben fino es fir ciale 8cmcinoe.
ocm Serrn iein 9mls 81 bolen unS
hc 9alrItchnc ser Gicbe lutb oes@la,t=
|bens 81, Nieiem bebren Sinmelsbau
herbci5lltragen. @lmoerbor @roBeS
bat ,nicre licbc @emcinIoe iinan3iea
Bier5u ihon gelciItet. Gottes @nare
luro Oottes @eiit bat iid,bor @l'noer
in ,micrcr Mitte qeton. Nat horta
Ser5en fpcih Nenladt lnnb uenifloi-
icne S,Gnoc gcGiillet, bat falte Sec
Irn nit Blaubcnslibt crlpGrnnt unN
I'm Die beMige @cmeini6ait 5uriit.
gchroht ,rno bat hei lns mieocr drift.
glide Srbmlng ,no t)riitlihes @cneb'
men luohien laiicn. 8 apie arob ,uar
bie 2ongm,t Bottes ,n,b ipie 9eretbt
iein @crif)t.
Wciien Ser3 fnnn hellte nod lln-
heriht bleihcn bel of Dem NroBeu
8eldeljcn, apd6cs nit lebcllhi9cr
Spur lid) in Sic 8eit)ithtc ,lnicrcr
Bemei;tSe einmcibelt? @er fam nod
dhiditS iteben oocr bie SoGnhe mGB;g
in Sen Sdob reger ,u,o i'm bciligen
Safer llnier beten: .9ein Heih for.
,ne" ? @abrlid), 10 Elm Bcbet fmn mic
Ioos Ser5 8ottcs crreid,en ,lnb iuiro
ioaor slrr 2iiae. ScSbalb lieber @ri.
, Scr lnb liebe Sdtuciter, Ser on IaAIt
id bin ein WtitalieS Scr Sontcrus.
Z. 8cnpinSe, idlaae cinmal ml eein
&er5 unS fraae Nid erniilih ob bu cs
| auh ridtia biit. ob es 9enug balnit
| lit, ooB On BLOB eimigellale i'm Sahr
5ur 3irdp geblt nno su ibrem Inter
balt blob einige 8r6cflein iibrig boIt
Eriiie, ob oein Ser5 babei niht im-
| mer nrebr erfaltet, serabeio iuie cine
Goble Sic man rou Ser 8lut ncs
iseucrs trennt, nno @ott miro sir
Damn bclfen. II jener Htili9en Irclloe
Unit ser er ben 9ienit zines trclle,
3ucdtcs bclobnt.
| GS fcblen lms roh mir 1894
Collars ,rl Sen 5000 ,nicres 3ieleS.
2abt inns ullc Grdite aripallncn. nm
ISieicn fleinen Relt Bis 5ll nniercn,
l5eit NIT Ser 0ilic Gottcs aui5,,bri,l,
Igen. l1no Nie Sitcrgnbcn lullo MIR I'm
1873 Collars nod firs. I'M ,tnIcre
laon5el, bic $65O.OO foitet. alS Gin
| Bci6cnf bon scr Memein5e henl
lSerrn Sil peiben. 2aBt lmS am 10
0tai ben Gditein lu anlercr nc,el
I&irde Iegcn nmt elmer ,lngetriibtcr
uno bimmliifen ssrel,Sc, boB tpir alS
| |i6ipade Gnebte Dem Scrrn 5llr Gbrt
lallan taten mas mir AT tlm ifuloil
iiinb. Sans Bauer, Sdriiti.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-28

Are you ana your re1At1ves mem
bers Of the Sick Benefit Society
snd Central verband? II not, now
ts the time to Join. For more Illfor.
nation call the local representative.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-28

rSU Vtlu Sullle Qlu ullt ~. Nptll
8rltber
Weorg CANT
an eineln 6er5dlag i'm Sitter bon
SO Sabren. Der Geritorbene iuor
lange Sabre ein Mitglieo bonn Gen.
tral 8erbaro iotpie bonn Gintraht
@eiansperein. Mm 18. 9(pril tuuroc
er lnter groBer geteiligan,g Der @it'
alieoer oes 3tueis, % uno bcs Ge.
iansberein Gintradt i'm Saf Yarf
IrieS6of 5ur etuigen Rube getrasen.
Gs trauern nm i'm efn Sobn Geo.
3anf sSsr. rinb Sdppiegcrtod)ter in
,Gonneaut, g., cine Todter uuo
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-28
Acid indigestion
Relieved in S minutes or
double Your money hack

When excess stomach acid causes painful sufPocst.
Ing gas. sour stomach and heartburn doctors usually
prescribe the fastest acting medicines known for
symp0matic relief-medicnes like those In Bell ans
Tablets. No laxative. Bell ans brings comfort in .
5ihy or double your money back on return OF bottle
to u.s. Csc at ell druggists.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-28
Trduerndhriht

Muf bem @ege al,r Irbeit arr
Montoemoraen. sem Is. slprll. lit
lmier 0ruber
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Grauernad,ridt

sSn WiIe3 itarb nm 5. Mpr;l nad)
fl,rseqn Idaperen 2eiben inn Sitter BON
56 Subren 9rltoer
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OdnfidounQ

1siir Sic uns anlaBlih oes Sin'
idyeioens unIres seliebten @atten ,'to
SaterS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-28

-@eiicn Sic bei Gi,,fduicn 0ar.
aui BIN, Sa6 Sie oie 9lnseigc i'm
.Yolfsblatt" gelcen haben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-04-28
H,ss Hem ,GaiHe. pa.
Qrduerndmriht

csn Netp GaIile arb am ia. Mpri
8rltber
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13

omists, labor leaders. educators.
priests and laymen who met to
deal with the social problems
facing the South.
Through His visible represen-
tative on earth, Christ has told
us that race prejudice is sin like
unto murder Of ones brother" de.
clared the Rev. Vincent J. O'Con-
nell, S, M, New Orleans, Cos
general chairman.
Daily, in Holy Communion,
Christ enters into the closest pos
sible physical and spiritual union
with men of all races. This action
OF Chist should make us feel very
small indeed, in closing our eyes
to the injustice Of segregation and
in opposing legislation to guarantee
minimum Of justice in the form
of equal play for equal work and
equal opportunity for work"
Father O'Connell spoke at the
See CIVIL RIGHTS-page four
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13
Nationa! Piano
Addition At State

State additions for the National
Piano Playing Addition, sponsor
ed by the NATIONAL PIANO
TEACHERS GUILD. will be held
at A NJ and N. College Saturday,
May 81. Over 80 students will be
examined and judged by Miss Vio-
let M Giller, of FL Doraro, pro-
minent teacher, pianist, and Or
ganist Miss Giller is very active
in music circles in Arkansas.
The examinations will be held
for the purpose Of selecting stu
dents for membership in the Ma
tional Fraternity of Student Mu-
sicans. Mrs Zenobia Perry and
A. Kelton Lawrence. members Of
the music faculty at A. M. and N.
College. are sponsors of the local
additions.
A. M. and N, is one Of the three
Negro colleges throughout the IA
ton holding additions for this pur-
nose
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13
Young America To
Hold Conference

Washington.-(Atlas)--A Nation
al Conference on the Economic
needs of Young America will be
held here on June and S. 1949,
1t was announced by Young Pro-
gressives of America. sponsors of
the meeting.
Between 400 and 500 young peo-
pie from all parts Of the nation,
Negro and white, will participate
in the formulation of Charter OF
Economic Rights for Young Amer
lea.
The Conference will examine the
economic conditions of all young
people young workers. students
and young farmers. Their economic
opportunities will be explored
within the framework of the de-
veloping arms economy. Wages
Of young workers are miserably
low, speed-up is increasing with
young workers in the special role
of pace-setters, and unemployment
is still rising. Young Negroes, hit
hardest Of ali, reflect the economic
insecurity Of almost all young A.
mericans.
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13
81. Louis COLLEGE
Ordered To Admit
CoIored Students

St, Louis--Miss Majorie Wander
bilt Toliver, 20-year-old Stowe
Teachers college student, this
week prepared to transfer to the
lily-white Harris Teachers college
Both institutions are maintained
and administered by the st Louis
Board Of Education for the train
ing of teachers.
Miss Toliver's re-application for
admission to the Harris Teachers
college followed a writ of peremp-
tory mandamus issued on April
30 by Judge James +. Nangle Of
the circuit court of St Louis
directing the board and admins
trative officials TO admit her
forthwith.
Sponsored by the st. Louis
branch of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People, Miss Toliver first applied
for transfer from Seowe to Harris
last August Her application was
rejected by the school officials who
informed her that she was mot
eligible to transfer to our college"
Through NAACP attorneys Rob-
ert l.. Witherspoon, Henry D. Espy
and Sidney r. Redmond all of
this city, she filed a petition for
writ of mandamus on September
81, l948, asking the court to COM
pei the board to admit her.
The petition cites her qualifica-
tons, points out the responsibility
of the board as a governmental
agency, alleges that she had been
denied admission solely on the
ground of her race or color, and
charges that the facilities availa-
BILE at Stowe are greatly inferior
to those offered to white stu
dents at Harris"
Documenting the charge, the Pc
See COLLEGE-page four
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13
Shorter Announces
Calendar Of Events

The commencement season at
Shorter college will begin with
"Antigone" a play, presented by
the Dramatics department Friday,
May goth at 8 p. m. in the college
auditorium. The following six days
will be filled with commencement
activities as follows: Sat, May 81,
college picnic; Sunday, Baccalau-
reate at A p. m. with DIR. w. D..
Miller, presiding elder Of the Tul-
sa district of the AME church, de-
livering the address; Monday, May
23rd, class day at IL noon and the
class play at 8 p. m; Tuesday,
the presidents annual reception
for graduates and faculty at p.
M; Wednesday, Alumni reception
and address in the college dining
hall at p. m; and Thursday, COM
mencement exercises at 10 a. m.
at which time Principal Strong Of
McAllister, Okla. will deliver the
address.
Summer school opens May 30th.
A strong faculty has been obtain
ed. Specialists In the field Of edu-
cation have been employed to dis
cuss some of the latest methods
and techniques used in the modern
school. A large attendance Is ex-
pected and wholesome recreation
will be provided.
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13

indianapolis, Ind.-The Indiana
NAACP announced here this week
that they will fight with all legiti-
mate means any attemp to hold the
Jim Grow American Bowling Con-
gress in a privately-owned build
ing here next summer, State Pres
ident w. B. Ransom declared
Ransom said the organization
will shortly present its objections
to w. l.. Mckinley of Dallas, Tex
as, entrepreneur who is now con-
sidering the contraction of mil
lion-dollar building to house the
lily-white ABC tournament
In line with National NAACP
policy we will join other fairmind-
ed groups in picketing any such
dsgraceful exhibition on Indiana
soil, said Ransom He pointed out
that the recent ABC tournament
at Atlantic City was picketed by
members Of CLIO, American Veter-
ans Committee, NAACP, and Re-
ligious Organizations.
1--WE will also investigate the
possibility of legal action if Mr..
Mckinney goes through with his
building plans" Ransom added.
I'VE light be able to get an in
junc} Epning the tournament
on the'R. Siinds it would violate
the Indiana Civil Rights Law by
denying equal accommodation in
an amusement place.
The NAACP leaders blast came
as daily papers and some public
officials were wing in their eff
forts to bring the race discrimina-
ton ABC tournament in Indiana
polls next summer inspite Of the
protest by liberal white and Negro
es.
The drolling greed for cash to
be spent by ABC bowling appar-
emily outweighed any considera-
ton of democracy or civil unity.
Daily newspapers kept raising the
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13

thern state, carried out by SER
wants of the state police, pro-
secutor, and the court. In short,
this case symbolizes the fact that
the denial of the human rights of
Negroes in America has become a
policy of government, Jim Crow
and segregation and the intimida-
ton of the Negro to keep him in
his place is the American govern
ments answer to the Negroes striv-
ing for freedom and dignity
The case of the Trenton Six
has gained national and interna-
tional att ntion in recent weeks as
Northern Scottsboro case Pro-
test meetings have been held not
only in america, but, also. in
England, France, Czechosovakia,
and other European countries. Ac-
cording to the Lester Hutchinson.
Soc TRENTON--page four
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13
Federal Civil Rights Legislation Theme
OF Catholics 1hree.Day Conference

Lexington, Ky.-Moral, civil and
financial costs of racial segregation
are impossible to justify, it was
declared in Catholic Committee
of the South session in Lexington
on ending all discrimination and
segregation.
The session was part of the
three-day annual convention of the
Catholic Committee Of the South,
in which Catholic priest and lay
men took up problems Of FEPc
and federal civil rights legisla-
ton.
John l.. Yancey. Chicago, execu-
tive vice president OF the United
Transport Service Employees, CLIO.
shared the platform with Maurice
j. Tobin. u S. Secretary of Labor.
at an important session Wednes-
day night. The convention ended
Thursday.
Almost a dozen Catholic arch
bishops and bishops led the econ
Arkansas State press., 1949-05-13
Memphis Bars
Negro Irumpeter

Memphis, Tenn-(Atlas)-Char-
lie Shavers, tan trumpeter. starring
with Tommy Dorsey's orchestra,
was barred from appearing with
the band during a one-night at
Ellis auditorium here last Thurs
day.
Shavers. an accomplished musi-
clan. was given the old Jim crow
'heave the night before in Nash
willie, where he was not PERMITTED
/ to sit with band members. but was
allowed to make a stage appear
ance as soloist Here is where the
Deacon censod permits on white
and Negro performers on stage at
1.-THE same time.
Dorsey's band played Monroe
Miss, on Friday April 20, There,
sShavers was permitted TO sit with
mis- fellow band members. but the
kban was up when the outfit played
Yin Jackson, Miss, the following
! might.