davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-01-30
SHUTS Hits Malan
Regime; Asks No
Confidence Vote

CAPETOWN, S. A. (ANP)-
Gen. Jan. Christian SHUTS = an
oldline white supremacists him
self = last week asked subsmitted
a no-confidence motion in ethe
government of pro-Fascist DR..
Daniel F. Malan.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22
OHIO WAISENFREUND
published weekly every Saturday
since 1879

gieies 8o1enbIott eribeint ieit
Dem Sabr 1873 reeelmaBig i,oen
5amstaa uno miro berousgegeben
gum 9eiten oes Bdpitliden &olle.
si,,m Soiepbinum tn Bortbington,
Ohio, beiien Sped oie Seranbilbune
niirbieer Brieiteraoglinse fir Die
Ser. Staaten lit. 0ieie 9lnitalt lit
bauptidblid anee,pieien auf Die Gin.
FINITE oieIes 9lattes uno Die @ei6en.
fe leiner 2eler.
Published weekly at The Wan
derer Printing Company, 12S East
Tenth Street, st. Paul l, Mime
sofa, by The Pontifical College 10
sephinum, Worthington, Ohio
All communications: subscriptions
and donations, manuscripts, and
books for review, as we'll as all
changes of address should be sent
to The Pontifical College Josephi-
mum, Worthington, Ohio.
Entered as second class matter at
st. Paul, Minnesota, April S, 1S49.
Acceptance for mailing at the spe-
cial rate of postage proDtded for in
the Act of February 2S, 1925, en-
bodied in Paragraph 4, Section 53S,
P.L. & r., authorized June 2. 1945.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22
Daa Knn5rrt hrr Ktrdlr1t-
,i11l1tlk in 6t. Haul

Gonnerstag, 13. spril, iano I'M
Auoitorium az ct. Saul, Minn., ein
fir6lib-liturgiides &on5ert itatt,
uusgefiibrt BON Der &atboliiden gbo-
ral- -@eieaibaft Gbe ct. Saul Goth
olic Choral Societp), geleitet bon
5atber S. Miifia. Ser groBe &onsert,
ladl tpar nit Der begeiiterten 3ubo-
reridaft non beiest. gs lit iebenfaas
elm ereignis 10 elmer mlrifalilhen
Muffirbrung bei5utpobnen.
9os Brogranm umfaBte brei Set
le. Srn eriten Cell iang Ser aus. airfa
iieb5ig 5angern beitebenoe gerniidte
gbor fir1lihe GboralgelGnge fir bie
Siter5eit nit Srgelbegleitling; I'M
5tpeiten bot er fIaiiil1e HoIppbonie
aus Der 3eit Baleltriilas i,nb Der nie-
oerldnoiiden MeiIter, unb inn britten
einige barafteriitii9e Stiife aus Der
nlooernen REORGANIZATION 2itera-
tllr oar.
Ser gbor fiibrte i6mtlide &unfte
oes Hrogran1ns lneiiterbaft aus. Dus.
por5iigli6e Singe,1 beS aregoriani-
ifen Gborals 5eiete ben 3rb0rern Die
gan5e Sd0nbeit bieier @eldnge, ON.
|oerleits aber itellte; ,es felt, 1pie ober.
|fldhlid uno i1le6t oiele non Der &ir-
6e am meilten .ge1pinidte 9lrt Der
airdenmuiif lneiitenteils aussefibrt
miro. &ein 8unoer, baB sic @lGubi=
gen ben Gboral Damn als langapeilig
empfinbebs beionbers nod, tpeil aud
| Die Srgelbegleitung geipobnlib man-
Dies 5it 1piini6en iibrig laBt.
sSn Der flaiiil6en Bolppbonie fang
Ser Gbor ooa unb gut ansgegli6en,
obgleid) cine itdrfere 8eiesung Der
WannerItimmen gu 1piini9en m1re.
@ie unb 90 mar gu merfen, baB oie
Sangergruppe iib ipegen Mangels an
Wannerltimmen opnamiib rli1t pon
entipideln ut16 Die boditen Hangliden
gffefte nibt bon errei9en fonnte.
Der brittle Sell aeigte uns, 6ab sic
air6ennuiif fabig lit ii6 i'm poaen
l1mfange Der nobernen 9lusoruds-
mittel (auf eigene Nrf aa be6ienen.
gs tit oeritdn6lid, 6aB oieie Art oes
Singens ben 5angern am beiten lag.
19ie feline Srgelbegleitung f9feb. 3o-
BERT Sduler) unteritiitte Die SGnser
san5 portrefflid.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22

Ger gbor tpeiit cine bor3iiglihe
Sdule ouf uno oos Hrogranm NOR
aifs iorgf1Itigite borbereitet. Ger
fein abgetpogene gortrag bot nuh Ell
mem gelbulten Muiifer einen nollen
1itbetiihen @eiluB an.
Ser @ifer' unb Die Spfedpilligfeit
bieier 5angergr,lppe fann nibt ge-
mug berporgeboben linb gelobt tper-
ben! 9as beto,lte aud Se. @r3ellen3
gr5biihof Sobn O. Wnrrap in ieitler
aniprafe. Niht tpeniger lit berpor5u-
beben Der lnuiifnliibe Genius 6es
@boroireftors 6atber Jrancis u.
Niiiia, Der nit ieiner Iebbaften lno
energiiden Qeitung bie i60nlten mu=
iifalilhen gffefte aus ieinem gbor
beraMs5aliberte. Sein Gbor unb oie
gr5oi55eie BON ct. SAUL iino su be-
gliidtuiinIden, einen 10 boben mll1i-
faliiden @eiit on ser Spite Der bic.
iigen airbenmlliif su baben.
DR.. Lnd7elg Push.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22
@er5libe 8ttte cineS
bentldcm Miiiionars

Sn elmer tir1lib bliibe1roen, aber
armen, gut fatboliiden 8farreemein-
De in Haraguap, iDsamerifa, feblt
brineeno Elm gang bei6eibenes &irh-
1ein. llnier iebatlihiter @ltni6, bas
@ottesbaus auf pereangene @eib.
nabten 1949 fertiegeiteut gu baben,
ging leioer niht gan3 in grfuuuns.
@a feblen bie Weittel. unler oller Sof-
fen uno 8eten lit nun auf Sitern
1850. 2a es iid ourdmeg u1rt arrnite
2anobeDolferung banoelt - es' ii,,b
auBer Faragllapern otd oeutlhe, pol
nii6e, ruiiii6e 1lnb aubere quite Sea-
tbolifen porbanben =, miro Inn Die
giitiee Witbilfe Der 10 oft be,pabrten
fatbolii6en Garitas aus ben Ser.
Stoaten sebeten. SSseoe - au9 Die al,
lerfleinite - @abe, Die in in einem
eeapobnliden 8riefe per 5lugpo1l
(aebn Gents Borto) auf meine oolle
gerant1portllmg eefanot tperben faun
ni1nant Der 11nteraeibnete beutlhe
Bater oanfenb etttgegen. Quittunq
miro iofort erteilt. Sir bic eoler
Sreunoe unb @onner Der ungefange
mem 81. +&rel5- Stride 1pirb n1onatlid
Der Segen elmer beiligen Weiie aufse
opfert.
sSnfolge Der politifhen l1nruben IN
9aragnap nt6een sic bitte et1poig'
giitise @aben in Burgelb uno gu
lbriften niht mebr an mid nab $50
raguap. ionbern ab beute nur nod
an meinen nntfli1 lt1tb firdIitb Be
ballm6htigten Serrn Sole WaDer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22

gaiiIIa Gorreo. $50. 1861 iii Buenos
aires Qlrgentina) per GIugpo Il
(aebn Gents Horto) in einem 5iarta,
umiblag, gut aisgefIebt, nuf nreine
poIlite 8era,tttport,ang ierpoen. Sr.
Weaper iibergibt mir ioforfs 1l,1b
prompt Die @abe. Ser5lidites Der.
gelfs @ott I'M 8oru1isl
5atber Soie &reuiier, sgd,
Barroqitiu uSonta grua", Goronel
8oeooa (Haraguap). Soutb M1nerica.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22

Im Dergangenen Sonntae beneoi.
5ierte gr5bii6of W,lrraD ben @runo-
ltein ser nellen ct. -Hascal- Stride an
Dit 3. Str. unb @bite 8ear Mpe. ba-
bier. Ser 4oitenboranidlag fir oas
,r1eue airben- unb ShuleebGube lit
100000. Die Stride tpiro fir 5irfa
fiinfbunoertunooreiBig 8erionell bie
oarangren5enbe Sdule fir oreibun-
oertunOfiinf5ie &inber Ganm bieten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22

oer5abl ino Der Sdaffuna beiferer
Wobn. l,1lb Shlafrdume tuur6e Die
sDurhfiibrrng zines groB5iigigel,
8aiiprogramnts nottpenoig. go ipltr.
ben benn 1,nter Der Mbminiltration oes
gerItorbenen breiBis neue @eb1ube
,errihtet lino o.erlt Dor einigen @ohel
nit Der @rridtung BON aebn tpeite-
rem 8auten nit einem @oItehauftpnno
bon mebr als stpei Millionen Dollar
begonnetl. Qn Die 10000 @aiienfin-
Ser baben mdbren6 Der amtsfiibrung
bes ueritorbenen Wlgr. @iienbader
i'm 5hutengel-8 -8aiienbaus elm gutes
Seim, cine eritflafiige @r5iebung unb
uortrefflihe ausbilbung genoiie,t. -
Die trauernben &interbliebenen iino: !:
SRI. Barbara @iienbaher. Chicago,
iouie Die @eifuuiIter Sran3 uno Be
ronifa, in 8apern, Geutihlano. K.
/. p.
ct. Glonb, Minn. Gum erIten
feftor oes neuen Oiooeianieminars
BEL Der ct. -Sobanues-I -Ibtei il, Col
legeoiIe 1pur6e ioeben Der boftp. Sr.
8iaiam u. 8enner, felt 1922 Hfar-
rer in Ileranoria, ernan1t. Oas neue
Seminargebd,rbe, NIT oeiien 8a,, be-
reits I'M augult 1949 bego1nlett tpl,r-
De, miro ooralsiidtIid bis gum fom-
menoen 5potiommer fertig eeltent
lein. Gs banbelt iid nm Elm nierItofi=
ges 8eballoe NIT 8obnr1l1n1en sfiir.
bunoert Stuoenten iotpie &apeIle, Ste
feftorium unb grbolungsr1umen.
0ie Soften oes geeubaus, Der gigen-
tum Der Oio3eie ct. gloub it, tper-
oen auf 100000 be5iffert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22

5euer, oas aueenideinlid o,irdhei-
ne ibaobafte eleftriid)e 2eituna et,t-
Itano, ridtete an Dem BON oen sseIui-
tenpatres geleiteten @rer5itienbaus
am 9emontrepiae,See leste @ohe
erbebliden Shaben on, ser a11f airfa
$4,000 geiddtt miro. Ser 5baben
beidranft iib auf bas Da9 unb Sber-
geldoB bes Sdi.ptgebduoes Der Mn-
ItaIt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22

ltent tper6en,l 6nmit aIle EeiInebmer
Die @ottesoienitbanblunge niht MIR
ieben, ionoern audi b6ren f6nnen. gei
Der Hro5eiiion miro auh cine ieitlid
gelhmiidte Statue Der nuerIeIigiten
Sungfrau rno Mutter Wearia mitge-
fiibrt tueroen, umgeben bon elmer gb-
rengaroe BON 8ertretern ser peridie.
oenen in Der Dio5eie ani1iiigen fatbo>
liihen golfsteile unb Mafen. Die
gorbereitungen fir bie Seier Iiesen
in Saltoen zines ausihniies unter
8oriis BON Dem bod,p. Srn. 81. g.
Dobertp uno Srn. 5reo u. &leppers.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22
ct. Saul, Ninn.- 8ortbiustom, ..
Samstos, 22. April 1850.
Sir d emf fal Der

Spnntas, %. April: 3meiter Conn
tag nadl Sitern (Mtierieuroia). -
pangel III: Som guten
Sirten (Sob. 1O).
Montaa, "a. 9lpril: 5ioelis bon Sig:
marineen.
Sienstos, 25. 4pril: Marfrs, gpan.
gelilt. -~.---'.s.r
@titt1po6, 26. Mpril: SbutfeIt oes
III. Soiepb. (Wfaria pom 8uter
Rat.)
Sonnerstas, q. Ipril: 8etrus Gani.
iius.
Sreitae, %. slpril: 8otl bonn &rel,5
San1stag, 80. 9lpril: Gobert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22
UnarHangrtgr

5rau Jranf S. @ottfrieb, seitor-
ben am "a. 5ebruar 1850, pobl oer-
leben. IN Benn gan, g. q. 2ansidb-
.riger 2eler.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22

slm %. Wai ion oie neue st. Wa=
rielt=&irde in aleranoria lire fird-
lide 8eibe erbalten. Die unter 2ei-
tung BON Sfarrer 8enner erridtete
Stride lit elm folioer Steinbau uno
miro bis CUR 5ertigiteauns eesen
100000 foiten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22
6tiutlue Oes HDlfeS
fiir baS SDiepbiunnt

GinIiegeno 50, cine @abe, sic id
5u Gbren Seiu, MariG unb Soiepb
in einem Inliegen periprohen batte
8ott lei 0onf bin id erbort 1poroen!
2eierin, ..
Sd iiberlerloe Sbnen biernit $500
al gbren beS Sl'lten Ser5ens sSeiil
gum Can't fiir Die @rborung meiner
gitte.
sc. &C., &c. q.
Ginlieeenoe 8abe batte i6 5ur lau-
fe1oen 6reiitelle perlpro6en. SS6 bin,
8ott iei 0anf, erbort noroen.
llnbef., Sans.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22

Seute, 20. april tritt Ole offi5ielle
0io5eion-Bilgergruppe unter 5iib=
rllng oes bod)ap. Srn. Hfarrers E.
SEQ aearnep bon ct. Glolrb aus bie
Romy6abrt an. Sn ser @ruppe iinb
inSgeiamt 51peillnooreiBig Bilger ein-
id)lieBlid) fiinf Brieiter. Die Bilger
weroen am Samstag, %. IpriI, BON
Seem 9orf aus NIT Dem 9ampfer
rSueen NarD" abfabren, 1lnb Die
6abrt idlieBt, auBer &om, 2ouroes,
2Hieur uno Haris elm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22
SOENTGERATH MEMORIAL

Previously credited ...... 1871 90
Rev. Alumnus, Mimi. -. 400
Total Observation-Disclosures. 1875 90
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22

UNTERKUNFT NIT vOller
Pension gesucht fur deutch-
amerikanischen Jungen vier-
zehn Jahre alt in deutsch-
sprechender Familie gegen
quite Bezahlung. Ausfiihriiche
Angebote durch LuftpOst err
beten an: CASIILA DE COR
REQ 167, ROSARIO s. F. RE-
PUBLICA ARGENTINA.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22
COAL FUND

Previously credited ......
Mrs. c. Schlotte, Pitts
burgh, Pa. ............
Total ....................
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22

slm Ntitttpo6, 19. 4pril, feierte
Der bohp. Sr. Bfarrer &enrp 5ranf
BON 0uelm bas iilberne grieiteritbi-
laum. rno stpar nit einem ioIefulen
5od)an1t corana abiScopo, BEL tpeldenl
Der bod1p'ite &r. 8iidoi Bui6 bic
5eitpreoigt bielt. IuBerbem bel Der
sSeier an1peienb tparen &oabiutorbi-
iboft ! 8artbolome, 9lbt Alcuin
GeutidJ O.S.B., uno 3ablreide 8elt-
uno Sroensprieiter Der engeren uno
meiteren umgebune.
ct. Sanl, Minn. = Sim fon,nler-
oen Sonntag, 90. April, beginnt Die
oier5ieltiinoige anoadt inn ct. Sbo.
mas College, ct. 8aul, io1pie in fol-
|9enoen Biarrfir6en Der gr5oio5ele:
Waria- -Serfiinbigungs, Winneapolis;
ESt. 8biaipps, Minneapolis; ct. So
bannes, slppleton; ct: 0fi6aeIs,
5armington; ct. Wartins, &osers; !;
ct. Beters, ct. Beter; ct. Aoalberts,
Silper 2afe.
Im persaneenen 6reitag feierte
Der bo6m'ite Sr. gr5biid)of Murran
iein goloenes YrieiteriubilGum, unb
siDar nit einem feierliben Bontififal.
amt in Ser &atbeorale. Sbtpobl Der
Subilar. in Inbetra6t oes 81. SSabres
uto oes 3entenarilms oer gr5oio5eie
ct. Saul bas peri0nli6e Ssubil1um
| in aaer Stiqe 5li beseben ipiini9te,
lieBen es it'd oie bobn. 8eiltlibfeit
Seit oes beliebten Sberbirten ipenige
items nit @ebet uno @ottesoienlt 5u
begeben. Son 5ablreihen @emeinben
muroen neeiitlide 8lumenitr1uBe"
| iibermittelt rno in manhen Der
| Bfarrfir6en opfertei1 5ablreid)e Sc
meinoemitglieoer leit 5ipei @ohen
taglid Die beilige Weiie unb beiIi8e
aommunion fir bas leiblihe. llnb
eeiltlif)e BobI bes Snbilars. sSn st.
Baul unb minneapolis fanoen an,
5reitoe in perihieoenen &irhen be,
ionoere Weiien itatt, oaru11ter 9ait'
tngsneiien IN oen &ir6en Ser Comm
to1pn" -giertef.
gu oem Bontifitalarnt in Der &a.
Itbeorale fanoen ii6 tauienoe bon Hrie.
ltern uno 2nien elm, barunter aud
oie Diifofe ,Sdenf BON GroofIton
BrabD bon Siour Sails, Serranbr
pom Sbiaong, Snoien, uno @eibbi
|ihof gprne bon ct. Saul.
| Die 8orbereitungen fir bie 0ffent
lihe Wai= Geier am Sonntagnabn1it
tag. 7. Mai, maiden befrieoigenb'
Gortlhritte @eplant lit eine Inn atpe
| ubr nahmittags beginnenoe Stolen
fran5rBro5eiiion BON 2aurel uni
BeItern Mpe. iiber Die Summit Mpe
5ur &atbebrale, mo auf ben breiter
!, / 3eraffeir un6 angren5eit6en StraBe1
Mnum fir et1pa rs, 200 Herionen ab
lgeiperrt tDiro. 0or Dem &a1tptporta
toer Ratbebrale miro ber nod erbal
Ifene friibere &obaltar Der alten Sea
| tbeorale nls Saframentsaltar errib
] ltet, uno 2autipreher aperoen oufge
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22
Tre;iteQe 81 Gbreu bes
bl. 9Durab

Treiiteae 81 Gbren
Il, 8. Tran D. b. Gndariitie
Previously credited $500. 1,386.76
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-04-22

DR.. Lnd7eig Push.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-06-30

league and his availability and
hard work in civic matters. He II
In constant demand a. q speaker
In the city and state.
He developed an Urban League
industrial committee with some
Of the top names In industry and
labor on 1t. He served ~ co-ordin-
Ator for the Joint Committee on
Employment Opportunity which
opened numerous jobs which had
not heretofore been open to Me-
gro applicants.
SeabrOn In credited with doing
. real job Of selling the entire
Urban League movement In his
every day contacts and his ad-
dresses before many groups.
In every area, he went out after
jobs for the Negro applicant and
advancement and upgrading.
Under his reign as Urban
League industrial secretary the
first Negro girls were employed as
operators by the N. w. Bell Tele-
phone Co. There were dozens Of
other job firsts as Seabron moved
into various plants and offices
selling management and union on
the fairness Of using Negro labor
at It's highest skin.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-06-30

Georgia and South Carolina,
abolished the slave trade during
the Revolutionary War. In fact,
Preaidsnt Harry LAurnss Of the
Continental Congress. himself q
citizen Of South Carolina. founded
q great but too little known
Southern tradition when he dsclar-
I'd that he was not "One Of thOSr
VINO dare trust In Providence for
defense and security 81 thsiT own
liberty while they enslaVed
thousands who are a. well entitled
70 freedom a. ourselves"
History IL Replets
The record Of American his
tory IL rvpIsts with testimony Of
the courage and vaIor on the part
Of Negro Americans. To dis
tinguiah bstWeen the races In
America In going 70 war for the
building Of our great nation h 70
provide a dis-serVtcs 70 the very
democratic institutions which
provide the foundation for our sE-
lstsnee.
TO say that any one raos or
any one people u responsible for
ths success and the growth Of
America IL 70 provide the very
roots which can ultimately dss-
(coatinnsd on pNEs o.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-06-30
Attorneys Join Hands
Against Housing Bias
AS Friends of Court"
VIOLATION OF FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
CLAIMED BY MRS. KILLERS ATTORNEY

have prevented her from living in
her new homo. The PaulsonA
aro attempting 10 use the ooer-
Give power Of tho state Of Min
neFota to foiSt and enforce the
segregation OF minority groupa.
a practice that In IN violation OF
the Fourteenth Amendment TO
the Constitution of the United
states Z, and IN tho very type
Of vice that NAACP was organI-
Rcd to eradicate" stated william
n, Cratic, president a. the Mime
RpoIis Branch % the NAkCP On
affidavit filed In District Court,
Attorneys In Action
Headed by bradshaw Mintener,
civic leader, vice president and
general counsel Of Pilisbury
Mills. attorneys for the NAACP
arp: Jonas schwartE, n. Angus
tine Skinner. sidney Lorber. N.
NJ, Coursolle and Charles b, flo.
ward,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-06-30

at that time risen from my seat.
1T IL fortunate that the senate
Of the United States yesterday re-
pudiated those who would enforce
segregation within the Armed
Forcea also say. Mr.. President,
that II Ia fortunate that the same
undsmoeratie views which were
repudiAtsd yesterday did not pre-
vail IN the Continental Congress
which guided our new nation 70
Independence.
The historians record that
while slavery prevailed In all -
Colonies. Negroes from the North
In the early days Of the Rsvolu-
tiOnaTy War fought slds by SIDE
with their fellow white citizens In
the Patriotic Army. A. the war
went On and the ranks o. the
Army grew smaller. an increasing
number Of Negroes took tbs place
Of whites. In the army Of George
Washington there was an average
Of about 50 Negroes 20 each bat
talon. In I7sI Maryland raised
80 Negro soldiers 10 b. inc0rpor.
stsd with whites. and Virginia IN
the same year. 70 her honor. freed
ali Negroes who had served hon
ogabiy In her Army.
IT n interesting 70 note that
every state. with ths exception Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-06-30
Round Table
Sends CorolinW
P00VY To Fisk

Mrs. Caroline Pcery, 372o
Fourth Avenue South, Minneapo-
lis, has been granted q scholar
ship by the Minneapolis Round
Table OF the National Conference
Of Christians and Jews. The award
enables Mrs. Peery TO attend the
Race Relations Institute at Fisk
University, Nashville, Tennessee,
for q two week course, beginning
June 9th.
Mrs.. Peery has served for three
years as Human Relations Chair
man for the Minneapolis Central
Council Of Parents and Teachers
Associations, and has been reap
pointed for a fourth term.
The scholarship award, one Of
the regular activities Of the Ma
tional Conference Of Christians
and Jews. was announced by York
Langton. Amos 8. Deinard and
NaEard N. Coursolle, co-chAirmen
Of the Minneapolis Round Table.
The organization Is currently
engaged in q fund-raislng cam
paign, headed by George NJ. Jen-
sen. vice-president Of the Maico
Company. Membership in the
Round Table" Mr.. Jensen de-
clared. rs an effective way TO
give reality TO the universal
dream Of q world at peace. schol-
arships, a. well a. our general
program Of education for human
relations, are made possible by
voluntary contributions
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-06-30

Named TO accept pledges or con-
tributions in 81. Paul In John M.
Patton. 954 st. Anthony Ave, and
Allen &C. Williams. sixth Ave.
Route 7. st. Paul. Q. Minnesota.
In Minneapolis Hobart T. Nit
chSIl, SeI2 Elliot Ave. 3d., and
Cecil Newman, 3Il Third Ave. 30.
were designated 10 receive pledges
and contributions.
Mr.. Doty said checks and money
orders should be made out TO the
Grand temple Fund,
OrangiEAtions and individuals
already pledged or paid 10 date
are: Anchor Hilyard Lodge No. 2.
Raymond w. Cannon. John w.
Carr. Chas d. Doty. Felix Fogg.
o. c. Hall, James l.. Rowland.
Leonard Madden, Hobart T. Nit
chsIl, Cecil Newman. Jacob Quar-
termAn. Spencer shivers, Samuel
Ransom and Sidney Williams.
Names Of those pledged and
paid will appear every two weeks
in this paper a. the campaign pro.
Rresses.
Grand master Doty eEpTeased
himself a. being very encouraged
with the support received from
the various members Of the
lodges. 4 number Of those pre-
sent Friday night pledged them
selves 10 work hard 20 put the
temple fund drive over the top.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-06-30

What does II take 70 make .
long. successful marTiAge7 Keep
In mind the welfare Of the mate. I"
says Mr.. George wills. "Lst each
one DO his duty and let no one try
10 boss" says Mrs. George wills.
This couple should know. for they
observed their 67th wedding an
nivsrsAry Thursday June 20.
TINS couple IL Mr. and Mrs.
George wills. 1904 IgIshart Ave-,
who were married June 20. 1893
In Springfield, Ohio. Mrs. wills
recalls that people came TO her
wedding In buggies. carriages and
on horses. Five days after they
were mAr1sd, Mr.. and Mrs. Wills
arrived In ~. Paul. after having
spent sOms time In Chicago a..
tending the Worlds Fair.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-06-30

Mrs Wills was born In Spring
field and Mr., wis In yellow
Springs. Mr.. Wills came 70 81.
Paul In 1891. two years before he
was married.
Mrs. wills remembers many
hot summers and cold winters
here. They have no children, but
raised her brothers two children.
She says that II . young couple
II going 10 get married. they must
both work 10 make the marriage
successful, both must try 10 take
care Of the home. and must trust
each other.
The couple IL active In church
and civic activities In the COM
munity. They have lived in the
house AZ 1904 Igichart for %
ysaI.-Buzz Brown photo.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-06-30

and which calls for investigation
by the National NAACP Board
Of communistie infIltration Of To-
cal branches and TO take the
necessary action 70 eradicate
such inflltEatlon. and q nncessAry
TO suspend and reOrganiSe. or lift
the charter and sxpel any branch
which. In the Judgment Of the
board of directors. comes under
communistie or other political
control and domination"
Another resolution which Gre
ated quite 4 bit Of discussion be-
fore being adopted called for cen
sorship Of two members Of the as
sociation for bringing legal action
against the association without
first utilizing resources within
the association TO settle grew
ances claimed against Roy VII
kins, the administrator.
One Of the most stimulating Of
the sessions was held Wednesday.
Jan. n. and was concerned with
the matter Of housing DR.. Rob
ert c. Werner and DR.. Frank
Horne explained provisions Of the
lS4S Housing Act and how the
administration Of this act can
either break down segregation OF
make matters worse.
The key TO the issue, according
TO DR.. Horne, il whether or not
sites are selected 30 a. TO be avail
able 10 all elements Of the COM
munity."
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-06-30

Seabron has had a colorful car
eer. He is n graduate Of the Uni
versity Of Iowa and won a letter
on the football varsity. He has
had a variety of jobs, including
steel worker. foundry worker,
chauffeur. factory worker, union
organizer and foreman.
He came to Minneapolis in l945
TO head the newly established in
dustrial relations department.
He is married and has three
children. He Is president Of the
Associated Negro Credit Union.
member Of st. Peter AME church,
member OF the Masonic lodge.
and the Alpha Phi Alpha fratern-
ity. 1t was largely through his ef-
forts that the Frontiers Club Of
the Twin Cities was organized. He
serves on q number Of important
city and statewide committees.