davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
VIVA k nasi verejnosti!

Okrsek Zupy Vychodni sla-
vi opet svGj velky svatek a tuto
ned6li ukaze nasim krajanGm
vysledek celorocnf prace O We
rejnem Cvicenf v Curtis Bay.
Prfprava je skvela, cvicencG
Jest vice, jak leta predesla, cvi-
cent krasna. Jest nyni ma ma
SIGH krajanech, ably hojnou
navstevou poctili tento velky
sokolsky podnik. Vase navste-
va Dude znacnou posilou nase-
mu zactvu a dorostu v jejich
snahach do budoucna! Doufa-
me, re sc dostavi We velkem po-
ctu krajane z Baltimore, Cur
tbs Bay, z naseho marylandske-
no venkova a z Washingtonu.
Filadelfie vzdy kona svoji ma
rodnf povinnost a &C mali nej-
dale, vzdy Sc ma nase podniky
dostavf hojnem poctu.
Jak jsme posledne psali, cur
tisbajstl sokolove a sokolice Sc
pTicini, abyste Sc NELL jake ma
posvicen1. Nam zpravu, re So
kolice budou mfti pro vas =
navstevnfky pripraveny v jejich
kuchyni marylandskou pochout
ku vytecnou "RACf POLEV-l
KU". Ostatn1 veci, ktere bu-
dou pro vas pripraveny, ne
smfm prozraditi.
Kolem Sokolovny jest hoj-|
most mfsta pro parkovanf va
sich automobile. Jak wife pc
VeTejn6m Dude Prava Sokol-
ska Veselice pTi hudbe br. ia
ma Svitaka a v senkovne jiz n.y.
nj chladf vytecny lezacek.
Toz krajane ma shledanou VI
n5uSli ma Curtis Bay o Vefej-
mem a VeTejnemu ZDAR!
A. CihlaT,
Vzdelavatel Okrsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Vnuk Garibaldiho zemrel
" Rime.

Rim General Peppino Ca
ribaldi, vnuk. italskeho vojen-
skeho narodnfho hrdiny, Giu-
seppe Garibaldiho, zemTel v
fimske nemocnici We start IA
rokG. Narodil Sc v Melbourne
v Australia a ztravil znacnou
cast sveho zivota v Americe.
Bojoval We valkach Boerske v
JIM Africe, v Mexiku a Vene-
zuele. Ia prvn1 svetove valky
velel Garibaldiho legii v Ar
come. v druhe svetove valce
hyl cd faSistG zalaTovan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
President Truman pokaral
Rusko.

Washington, d. c.. - do
pise Zaslanem kongresu obvinil
president Truman Rusko, re sc
vysmiva charte Spojenych ma
rodG a sabotuje takto m1rovou
spolupraci We svete. Pan Tru-
man pochvalil Spojene narody
"a to, re Sc sabotazi Rust ne
DAFT odradit cd sleovanf svych
cllu a pokracuj1 praci jake
obvykle.
Jak pan Truman rekl, slouzf
RusGm otazka c1nska jen jake
zaminka k prohloubenf rozpo-
ru mezi Zapadem a Vychodem
a skutecne mel postoj Rust We
ISpojenych narodech v zapeti
zhorsen1 celkove politicke stu
ace.
Pan Truman RusGm vytyka,
fze to byli oni, kterf znemoznili
dohodu o kontrole atomove e.
nergie, c1mz byly jen ~zostreny
Istavaj1c1 zavody We zbrojen1.
Jsou to Rusove, kteTi svym po-
stupem brani uzavfenf miro
vych smluv S Nemeckem a ia
ponskem a ami s Rakouskem
nemohla byt mirova smlouva u
zavTena proto, re prfslusna mi
rova jednanf byla Ruskem sa-
b%otovana.
ze Rus1m dobra vile k spo-
lupraci Sc Zapadem schazi do
kumentuj1 zretelne tim, re sc
oni sami stale vice uzav1raj1 cd
zapadn1ho sveta a mutt Ike stej-
nemu postupu sve satelity.
Tento vyvoj byl zahajen jiz v
roce 1949 a nelze tvrdit, re by
v letosn1m roce nastalo nejake
zlepseni.
Pan Truman We sve zprave
zdGraznuje, re sc Spojene Sta
ty nedajf postupem komunistG
odradit cd dalsi 1zke spolupra-
&c We Spojenych narodech a
vzhledem k tomuto zasadn1mu
postoji budou proto take vzdy
v1tati, kdyz Sc Rusove a ostatnf
komunisticke staty Ike spolu-
praci We Spojenych narodech
vratf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26

Ones " patek, &c. kvetna v s
din vecer kona Sc Ukonceni
SkoIniho Roku Ceske Svob. Sko-
ly Augustine HeTmana, rob
Ashland a Glover uIic.
Slavnostnf program provedou
d1tky Skoly. Bude to vyznam-
ny den pro nase ceske skolac-
ky, nebot predvedou nasi kra-
jansk6 vefejnosti ukazky, CO Sc
We skole naucily a re 81 dedictvi
svych pTedkG vazf. Pobavi vas
peknymi recitacemi a ceskymi
p1snemi. Proto krajane pf1jd-
tie a vyposlechnete je. Vase
velka 1cast Dude pro ne po-
vzbuzuj1c1m, ably We snazen1
nauciti Sc rec svych matek a
otcG neochabovaly.
Krajane ma shledanou dnes
vecer Ceske Skolicce.
Patronat Ceske Svob. Skoly
Auugst1na HeTmana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Americke lodi budou evakuovat
Holandany.

Haag: = Holandska vlada
81 objednala IA americkych To-
df pro dopravu 10000 holland
skych vojak1 z Indonesie do
Holandska. Do konce srpna ma
byt vsechno holandske vojsko
z Indonesie evakuovano a ma
Move Guineii zGstane jen 5000
holandskych marinG. Nova
Guinea ma jeste pc dals1ch pet
rokd zGstat pod holandskou
spravou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Pan Karel Zahradka

znamy krajan a byvaly ucitel
cesk6 skoly, ktery podrobil Sc
vazne operaci v Bon Secour ne
mocnici, kde pobyl 20 dnG, jest
nyni V domac1m osetrovanf,
(817 N. Linwood Ave.) Jest
ma ceste k uzdraveni a my mu
pTejeme ably Ease bro sc mohl
v9novati svemu povolan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
10000 zidI z Iraku je steho-
vano " letadlech do domovG
" Israelu.

Tel Aviv - Pres 10000 Ii
d1 z Iraku je dopravovano le-
tecky do move domoviny v /
sraeli. Je to nejvetsf hromad-
ma letecka doprava zidG do Ii
dovskeho statu a je financovana
American Joint Distribution
Commission. Mezi Israeli a l.
rakem existuje dosud technic-
ky stav valky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Smrt Americanky byla
vySetrovana " Indii.

Bombay, Indie: - Zdejsf ko-
roner rozhodl pc konanem Sc
trent, re smrt Americanky Elisa
Loomisove ma norske lodi Vim
stra vznikla sebevrazdou. Slec-
ma Loomisova pracovala ma To-
di jake stewardka a zoufala 81
pry proto, re j hlavnf steward
Nor ALT Abrahamson neustale
milostne obtezoval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Mir " Burms ocekavan do
dvou mesIcE.

Londyn: = Thakin NJ, burn
sky premier, prohlasil v Londy-
ne, re mir v Burme Dude uza-
wren do 10. cervence. Pc dosa-
zeni miru Sc hodla vzdat IRA
du a politiky a stae nse budhis-
tickym mnichem. Thakin NJ
Sc zucastnil We Wenstmisteru
zadusnich bohosluzeb "a brit
ske vojaky, padlych "a bojd v
Burme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Zprava o cinnosti
Observation-Disclosures Civic
Association " Baltimore, Md.


P~ravidelna mesicni sch1ze
nasi asociace konala sc minuly
.patek Ia cetne 1casti clenstva.
Pc ukoncenf jednan1 bylo I'VE
demo ku pozornosti clenstva,
re ma listine zkusebnlch do
pravnich svetel, doporueenych
pro metso, nebyla ucinena zmfn
ka o intersekci Ashland a Pat
terson Park AYES. Je dobTe
znamo, re vice jak pred rokem
byla mestskou radon pT1jmuta
resoluce ma zavedenf signalo-
|v6ho svetla ma teto kTizovatce.
A jest take velice dobTe INA
mo vsem, kdoz must pouz1vati
|tento pfechod, re sta skolnich
detf pTechazf zde styfikrat
denne k navsteve tT1 okolnfch
skol a navratu z, Mich, krone
dospelych, kteff pouzfvajf ten
to pTechod ma ceste do nakup-
-n1ho distriktu ma Monument u
lici a trznice "a neustaleho pre-
i1zdenf truckn a automobile. A
tn kazdy NIUE videti, re toto
mfsto je velmi nebezpecne ku
prechodu. Stale Sc zde jiz mno-
no nestestf a kazdy uzna co by
znamenal dopravn1 signal ma
tomto mfste jak pro dospele, tax
i deti. Avsak az do dnes zad-
ne dopravnf svetlo nebylo zde
zavedeno a v nasi schGzi bylo
rozhodnuto pozadati mestske
radnf naseho distriktu, ably tu-
to vec znovu projednali s NEST
skou spravou a S dopravnim in
zinyrem policejnfho depart
mentu, pak-li nemGze byti po-
volen dostatecny obnos ma ten
to 1cel radon rozpoctu, kdyz
resoluce byla pTijata a zaslana
starostovi!
Mestsky radnf Waldt, ktery
byl pr1tomen mluvil O odhadech
majetkn a dobrovolne Sc pTi-
hlasil k vysetren1 prfciny nepo-
volnosti resoluce, prijatou NEST
skou radon.
Prftomny Statni Senator Bar
ton mluvil O krasnem obcan-
skem zajmu nasl asociace a re-
XII, jest-li mestska sprava nut
ne potTebuje dopravn1 signalo-
We svetlo, tax by mela jedno VII
ii z ieho sousedstvf, kde jsou
CTYRI! Srdecne souhlasil, re
dopravn1 signal ma rohu Ash
land a Patterson Park ulic jest
velmi d1lezity pro bezpecnost
skolnfch dftek a dospelych.
Take bylo rozhodnuto zasla-
ii dopis policejnfmu komisari
Oberovi a pozadovati vice O.
chrany pro nase sousedstvi ma
zaklade skutecnosti. re Sc zde
stale nekolik nebezpecnych
pTepad1, We kterych obeti Sc
staly zeny a deti.
Mas Glen Delegat John w.
Walls a Senator Barton pekne
promluvili k teto veci - okam-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Filipinske silly postupuji proti
HukbalahapEEm.

Manila: - Oddly filipinske
armady a policie podnikaji
prudke tazeni proti komunistic-
kym Hakpalahapdm, pobllze
mesta Bagujo. V meste tom
Dude "a nedlouho konana kon-
ference vychodoasijskych statG
a filipinska vlada Sc snaz1 "a
jistiti, ably behem conference
nedoslo tam k zadnym inciden-
tum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
MlStnl ZprdVy.
Vesele cestovanf

pTejeme vsem 1castnfkdm W.
pravy ma Floridu, kterou pora-
dali nase demokratky cd I.
r Ices. Dem. Klubu Z. war
dy. Pine vyuzfjte vasf vyjfzd-
ky ma Sunny Jih a We zdravf
Sc nam vratte.
Redakce TELEGRAPH"
(Poznamka: = Vyprava W.
jede z Baltimore tuto nedeli,
%. kvetna.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Naklad zbrani pro Indocinu
We Francii.

Cherbourg: - Treti zasilka
americkych zbrani pro Indoci-
nu byla dopravena do Cher
bourgu americkou nakladn1 To-
df Ames Victory. Naklad Sc
staval hlavne z leteckych mo-
tori, obsahoval 440 tun mate
.rialu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Vyzivovaci situace " Nsmecku
Sc zlepSiIa.

Frankfurt: - Pc nekolika
letech nedostatku Sc vyzivovacf
situace v Nemecku podstatne
zlepsila. z minuleho roku tam
zbylo ma 100000 900 zelenino-
vych a ma 1O,0OO,O 900 ovocnych
konserv, obchodn1ci prodavaji
tyto konservy nynf levn6ji nez
obnasela jejich vyrobnf cena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Vcely pry take slysf.

Melo Sc "a to, re vcely jsou
hluche. Poslednfmi pokusy sc
vsak dokazalo, re tomu tax ne
nj. Zahoukanf do 1lu vyhani
delnice ven. Gin jest sirena
vyss1 zvukem, tim vice jsou wee
ly p%oplaSeny. Kdyby byly hlu-
che, ma Hulk by nereagovaly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Vylet Sc spatnym koncem.

Bern, Svycarsko: - Csl. OBJ
chodnf atase v Bernu, Almost
Wulkan, Sc nevratil re sveho
zaiezdu do Prahy ma velikono-
chi svatky. Wulkan byl We spo-
ienf Sc zatcenym DIR. Loeblem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
Dopravni dohoda mezi Reckon
a Jugoslavii.

Belehrad: - Poole dohody
mezi reckon a jugoslavskou Via
dou dojde k obnovenf dopravy
mezi Jugoslavii a Tureckem
pres recke 1zem1. Pro napjate
politicke vztahy nebyla temer
pouzlvana zeleznicnf trait, We
doucf z Jugoslavie do Turecka
pres Bulharsko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-26
ziteho upozorneni policejniho

departmentu ma VZuSLaJIc1 ne
bezpeci pfepadG v nasi ctvrti.
Bylo ku konci rozhodnuto O.
pet letos poradati VYLET a to
v nedeli, dine 9. cervence ma
CvachIv Shore O cemz ctenafi
"Telegrafu" budou pozdeJl
radne obeznameni.
Ia Observation-Disclosures 7
Civic Association
Alois J. Svehla, pfedseda.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09

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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09

Strawberries use a% cups suEar %
each quart az water, Dissolve sQR0r
in either boiling or cold water
Pack berries 3n containers. and one
inch In quart containers WIN wide
TOD openings. IN quart mason 30g,s,
leave q head space 81 IA inches.
Seal the contRlner ana pm Oh the
freezer.
For a sugar pack which can De
used on whole berries and whlth
Miss Iigun recommends lor sliced
or crushed beTTies-aad ono Gun
sugar 10 each aah uu8rls t2 9hsA
berries and mix dhou0uKhlg. Then
PACK, leaving head space. Straw
berries may be packed without any
swestsning Il desired,
Strawberry puree IS prepared i0r
freezing IKE other strawberries eN~
cept thar berries are pressed
through a sieve AFTER huns aIo re-
moved. Pack with SuEar-f= coD 10
IA quarts (S lbsA OF pOre0 NIX
wen bef0T1 packing Into containers
and pEck as other strawberries,
Freezing strawberry 1Qlce IS q
good way 70 use berries that are
TOO small OF son Tor freeEing 1N
other ways, Fnllg ripe boTElts make
tine juice. AFTER removing hQlls,
crush The berries and pUt throOEh
a cheessclOth or 3elly hack 10 eN~
tract the Juice. Sweeten 20 taste o.
not, as desired, and pack as other
strawberries.
For Information On eCee2iNg ~
fruits and vegetables. yOO NAV
write 10 Maybelle Iligioa, Sussex
County Home Demonstration A.
Gent, and ask for the leaJlet The
Home Freezing Of Fruits and Nog~
etables.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09

Frank I3ydul8itys Of Cedar
Greek I'D. 70 Lawrence e. and Vivl-
on j. Tucker Of Eanticoke id. 1O2-
81 acres on an improved road
from the GreenwOOd-Milford Hwy.
~ the CreenwOOd-lcllen Hwy.
ip Cedar Greek I'D
William Y. Benson and wife and
Cless0n y. BRIGHAM. Milford, 70
Lueius T. and Hazel l.. Fox. Lots
u aud IS, Block y (MeCOlley
lAnds) IN the City Of Milford.
william v Benson and wife and
Cless0D T. BRIGHAM, Milford, 10
james q. and Mary S. Hudson Of
Wilmington Del Lot o., Slaughter
BeAeb, Cedar Greek I'D.
Robert r. aud Mabel =. 8urd,
Milford % Roscoe ~. aud Margaret
4 Mitchell, Milford Lot with imp.
81 tbe East side Fisher 8re. IN
Milford
william y. aud Ida Mae Conner.
Milford ~ Mary and Charlie War
teD u Ce08f CREEK I'D. Lot Ia
Slaughter Beaeb. Cedar Greek I'D.
114fysy y. aud Mary y. Young
~ 38fysy J.. and Birdie johnson.
! 8ete On the Old State Road. near
tile yill81e VI Lincoln. IN Cedar
Ctsek 10.
bHUd Ernest Beitzgerald and
wlte, Njlf0g0. 70 James p. and
E9tbsi1ts =. Mills II Csdar Greek
so 11/Z aerss on the South side
BllfDrd%e08f Bsaeb hwy. in Get
~ Etsek 80
bilAs J. au0 Bsulab y. Lewis.
Dejtp8f, ~ EthelyD Dryden. Kew
IOrk Try, G = Lot on North side
~ DelSNats 4Ye. ~ the town u
ilNIlnAF.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09

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~ "a tle town ~ JleBas.
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jRmag y And i1tlel &. G0dfey,
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side 1blrd - lu Se9f0rd
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09
Strawberry Freeze

With the opening Of the straw
berry season. hOmRmRkers should
take advantage Of a surplus for
freezing, says Maybelle Lyon, Eus-
SIX County Home Demonstration
Agent. Berries may be frozen whole
sliced. crushed, as a puree or as
sparkling red juice.
For best results Miss LigBn re-
commendB sliced and crushed Der
rits Whole frozen strawberries
lave good flavor. but may be SAT-
after thaWing. The medium-size her
lies are best for freezing whole.
No matter how Strawberries are
to be frozen. best results come from
firm uniformly red ripe berries
with a slightly tart flavor. To pns-
pare for freezing. sort berries. wash
IN cold water. drain wei and re-
move hulls.
Whole strawberries have better
quality when packed with sugar or
strip than without sWeetenfng
says Miss Lyon To make strip for
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09

Howard H Dickers0n and wife.
Laurel 10 Alton J. and Margaret
= Littlet0n. Laurel Lots ? and s
on the S. z. side EharptOWn-Lau-
rel Hwy. IN Little Greek Hd.
Clayton f. and Pauline Z. Lord.
Milford. 70 Annie B. Morris and
Lena D. Taylor Lots 8 and 10.
Block D CMeCOlley lands) in Nil
ford.
ClessOn z. BRIGHAM, Milford.
70 Ernest c. and Annie L. MaCklin,
Milford Lot 81. Slaughter Beach,
Cedar Creek Hid.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-07-15
Africans Stop
Work In Protest
Against MaIan
Government

DURHAM, SOUTH AFRICA,
July l2-(ANP) -Sixty-five per-
cent Of South Africa's working
men and women, mostly non
whites, remained away from work
in protest against the discrimina-
tory and oppressive laws Of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS government, it
was reported here last week. The
work boycott was observed last
June &c on what was called PRO
test Day"
The center which registered
nearly 10 percent was Port Eli
zabeth, where few workers report
ed for work. However, the daily
press, radio and government in
formation sources labelled the pro-
test activities as being 95 per-
cent failure.
The day passed with compare
lively little in the way of incidents.
In johannesburg, a shop operated
by Chinese was burned. In Dur
ban, native was sentenced to two
months of hard labor for breaking
the governments ban against
demonstration or meetings on that
day. Some $50 workers lost their
jobs in Durham as a result of re-
naming away from work. In most
centers, number of non-whites
were charged with defying the gov
ernment's ban.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-07-15
Giant Rally
Hears Wife Of
Willie MCGEE

NEW YORK, N. Y, July IL
A hushed audience of $4,000 men
and women in New York's Madison
Square Garden listened to Mrs.
Willie MCGEE wife of a Mississippi
Negro scheduled Ito die on July
9th for alleged rape of a middle
aged white woman in November,
1915, plead for help to save her
innocent husbands life.
('I am here to speak for my
husband and four children" she
said. "Please act, Please help me
to save him. The 9th of July may
be too late.")
The giant rally, sponsored by the
Civil Rights Congress, which has
conducted four and a half year
fight to save McGee's life, has ap-
pealed for wires, letters, tele-
grams and resolutions to Gov.
Fielding Wright, Jackson, Miss,
asking he grant executive clemency
to Willie MCGEE until justice can
be obtained in the case"
MCGEE faces death for allegedly
attacking Mrs. Troy Hawkins. She
admitted in court that a sick child
was in bed with her at the time of
Continued on Page Six
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-07-15
Negro Leaders
Ask Action On
Appointment
Of HASTE

NEW YORK, July Alarmed
by the Senate Judiciary Commit
tees repeated postponements and
long delay in reporting favorably
to the Senate for confirmation the
nomination of Judge William Fl.
HASTE to the Circuit Court of APP
peals, z Negro leaders of national
civic, professional and church
groups today joined in sending a
telegram to Senator Pat McCar-
ran, committee chairman, urging
speedy action"
Affirming their confidence in
Judge HASTE on the basis of his
distinguished record of public SER
vice, signers of the telegram of
fered to appear before the commit
tee to give any additional testi-
mony and evidence needed. Judge
HASTE was nominated by Presi-
dent Truman and given a recess
appointment last October to the
Third Circuit Court of Appeals sit
ting in Philadelphia. Several other
judges nominated at the same time,
and since, have already been con-
firmed by the Senate. Prior to
his appointment, Judge HASTE had
been governor of the Virgin Is
Continued on Page Six
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-07-15
Southern Migrants
Adjust Slowly In
North, Lane Says

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 12-
(SNS)-Frayser T. Lane, civic di-
rector of the Chicago Urban Lea
que, said Tuesday that Southern
Negroes migrating to the North
face major adjustment problems.
The Chicago Urban League Of
ficial addressed the seventh an
nual Institute of Race Relations at
Fisk University. aa.
Lane opined that Southern Ne
groes have simplified problems of
earning a living. On the other
hand he found a sharp contrast in
the North where gerat stress is
placed on personal attire, cleanli-
ness and sanitation. He added:
Negro migrants have done a
marvellous job of adjustment con-
sidering the fact that their flight
for security from intimidation and
persecution is not achieved by
simply leaving the South"
Lane said, "For the most part
they are not welcome in the
North"
st is the job of the Chicago
Urban League to help the migrants
make proper cooperative adjust
ment to their changed environ
ment."
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-07-15
Wins Award In
Press Women's
National Contest

DES MONIES, Ia, July 12-
Miss Marie Ross, news editor of
the Iowa Bystander, received a
first-place award in the annual
writing contest of the National
Federation of Press Women at its
1850 convention in Reno, New.
Miss Ross winning entry was a
15-minute radio program script,
entitled, "Wanted-A New Birth of
Freedom" which had been written
for the interracial practices COM
mittee of the Des Moines YWCA
and aired over Radio Station
kWDM last January.
Miss Ross also won a second
place award in the "Womens de-
partment in weekly newspaper"
classification, on one of the last
summer society news pages of the
Bystander, Miss Ross is the only
Negro member of NFPW.
A Native Kansan and graduate
of the journalism department of
the University of Kansas, Miss
Ross is former employee of the
Kansas City Calls news staff.