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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-08-01
Grad Made
-
Deputy Attorney
General

TRENTON, N. j. (ANP) Her
man M. Bell Jr., of Camden, a
graduate of Howard university
and 1913 degree holder in law
from the University of Pennsyl-
lvania, was appointed deputy at
torney general for the state here
Saturday. His appointment is eff
fective Aug. 1.
A leader in state Negro affairs
for a number of years, Bell serv-
ed as a commissioned officer in
last world war. He fills the vacan-
cy created by Oliver Randolph,
white of Newark.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-08-01
STATE

concluded from page ~
in the staff corps of foreign SER
vice are considered without re-
ference to the race of the appli-
cant.
"Unfortunately we have few
Negroes to prepare themselves
sufficiently for foreign SERVICE"
he continued, therefore, not a
large number have been success
full candidates"
Humelsine claimed that Logan
did not bring out fundamental
reasons for the proportionately
small number of Negroes in for
eign serivec. This situation re-
suited from the fact that very
few qualified Negro applicants
are seeking jobs in this service,
rather than any discrimination
against them.
The current files at the depart
ment contain many names of Ne
gro leaders recommended by Ne
gro organizations for appoint
ments in the department but none
APPLIED for employment in foreign
service, he emphasized.
The State department executive
assured the congressman that
"every application for foreign SER
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-08-01
Lawyer Refused
|By Va. University
To Sue

RICHMOND CAMP Gregory
Swanson, Martinsville attorney,
whose application for admission
to the Virginia University School
of Law was refused by the uni
versity's Board Of Trustees July
IA, has announced he will file
suit for the right to be admitted
to the university in a federal
court.
Swanson's suit will be sponsor
ed by the Virginia State Confer
ence of the NAACP The court
has not been designated as yet.
In his application seeking ad-
mission to the law school, Swan
son stated that he planned to take
courses which would prepare him
to teach law. He is a graduate of
the Howard University Law school.
Upon refusing his application,
the board of trustees related they
were "obligated" to take such
action because the state constitu-
ton forbids the instruction of
white and colored in the same
school.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-08-01

"Wednesday at the Sunlight Bap-
fist church, 622 South Williams
street. Rev. T. D. Rainey officiat-
ing. Survivors: husband, Crawford
Martin; father, Rev. Homer Dyer;
mother, Mrs. Jennie Dyer; 2 sist-
ers; Mrs. Pecola Johnson and
Mrs. frankie Lee Moore. Body
may be viewed at the Sunlight
Baptist church, 622 So. Williams
Tuesday after 6 pm. Burial in
Greencastle ceremery. $50,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-08-01
Chain Stores Agree To Sell
Negro Firms Ice Cream

plans, he related:
eve took on a few stores at
first because this is what we are
capable of handling. We intend to
expand in the future so that we
can hire more of our people,
Baldwin's Ice Cream company
is the descendent of the old Seven
Links and Service Links ice cream
companies, Negro ice cream firms
for many years in Chicago. Its
forerunners, however, catered
mainley to parties, teas, weddings
and other social events.
Since 1946 Baldwin's has en-
tered the commercial field, plac-
ing it's ice cream in a number of
Negro ice cream shops and indie
pendent groceries. 1t still runs it's
catering service, too.
It employs about so persons,
all Negroes, in all phases Of ice
cream production. The plant has
a capacity Of 5000 gallons Of ice
cream a day and a storage room
for $4,000 gallons Of ice cream.
1t manufactures 20 flavors Of ice
cream and a number of fruit sher-
berts, popsicles, and other frozen
novelties.
Besides it's plant, the company
operates two ice cream stores and
runs it's own distributing trucks
Baldwin's sponsors an unusual
radio program featuring Aid,
Archibald J. Carey in his Report
to the People" on Saturdays al
Sis pm. from station VIVID.
The firm is a member of the
National Ice Cream Manufactur.
ers association, the Chicago AS
ISOLATION of Commerce, the Inter
state Ice Cream Manufacturers as.
ISOLATION, and the Negro Chamber
of Commerce.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-08-01

Chicago, or wherever he was to
come from, and to arrange for the
money to pay for the legal battle.
Carter again repeated the prosecu-
tors office would not stand for
the date and asked the court to
set the date for October l.. Since
that date came on Sunday, to
make it October 2, during which
time, a jury could be paneled by
the Court on August %, and at
heard by a jury, a three judge
eide whether the trial would be
ehard by a jury, a three judge
panel or a single judge.
Judge Crawford settled the is
sue by setting the official date
for the trial as Monday, October
2, and to be held in his court
room. He instructed the defense
and the state to be prepared for
trial on that date. According to
the office of the prosecutor, other
murder trials will be heard in the
very near future. For details on
all cases watch for the announce
ments in the Express.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-08-01
Death Notice
Jesse Martin

Jesse Martin, 20, of 80 Eddie
street, died Saturday, July 20 at
sos pm. at the Good Samaritan
hospital following an illness of 3
weeks. Born in Georgia, she was a
resident of Dayton for 27 years.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-08-01
HOLIDAY TRIAL
Continued From Yesterday

Continued From Yesterday
what is the delay? The Daily Ex-
press has carried this case longer
than any other one on the docket
and our citizens are breathing
down YOUR neck, wondering
whats behind it alp. Holiday,
comes into town, admits killing
two Dayton citizens and now, ac-
cording to the plans of his at
torney, he will be served a
"Thankgiving dinner" at the ex-
pense of the taxpayers according
to the proposed dates of November
1872. The Prosecutor in answer to
the protest, "No, it won't be like
that, I have instructed Mr.. Carter,
to object to the date and to have
it set up earlier" 81 wish we
could set for tomorrow or Mon
day, We don't want this thing to
drag on any more than the citi-
zens or tax payers do the OBJ
lection or approval rests with the
trial judge.
Following the conference with
Judge Calvin Crawford, Patricoff,
again stated his former plea for
the November date, asking for
time to contact his co-counseI from
| vice will receive equal considera-
ton. based on the qualification of
the applicant regardless of race"
The charge made by the State
department that few Negroes
qualify for foreign service jobs is
an indication of the lack of suf-
ficient schools for Negroes in this
| country said Cong. Javits.
! More emphasis must be placed
on adequate preliminary educate
onal facilities for all American
citizens, he continued. Negro
boys and girls should be encour-
aged early in their educational
career to prepare themselves for
diplomatic service, he concluded.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-08-01

lantic and Pacific food stores, the
nations biggest chain, this week
became the second food chain
company in Chicago to approve
the sale of Baldwin's ice cream,
made by a Negro firm, in it's
stores.
Last week the Droger company
became the first to take such
action when it began selling the
ice cream in three of it's stores.
Under these agreements Bald
wins ice cream, produced by the
Baldwin Ice Cream company at
5316 S. State ST., will be sold in
stores on Chicago's south side
where most of the city's 10000
Negroes live.
This action climaxes a drive
which began April Ia when Le-
roy Fowler, sales manager of the
company, spoke with officials at
the Kroger buying office in this
city. Key Attack was made by the
Chicago Northern District AS
ISOLATION of Colored Women's
clubs, Mrs. Albert Delany, presi-
dent. Supporting the CNDA and
the firm in the drive was the
Chicago Negro Chamber of Com
mere
According to Fowler, this is the
first time a Negro manufacturing
firm has been allowed to place its
product in chain stores when ST.
miliar white products are avail
able.
Approval of Baldwin's ice cream
by Kroger came two weeks ago
after it's laboratories in Cincin-
natl, O., had tested six samples OF
six flavors at the Kroger Food
foundation. The foundation re-
port said that the Baldwin pro-
duct was of such high quality that
it could be placed in Krogei
stores.
Under the agreement with the
two chains the ice cream will first
be placed in stores that presently
do not sell ice cream The Bald
win company will install its owr
freezers in these stores which dc
not have the equipment. Later
Baldwin will gradually expand un
til it covers the whole south side
area requested.
A New Day For Negro
Business Achievement
Owner-President Kit Baldwin
hailed this achievement as x
precedent for other manufactur
ers to follow" His son, Cornelius
Baldwin, vice president, called
ga new day for Negro business
achievement"
Fowler, key man in negotiation
with the chains, said:
"This shows what a be dom
by Negroes with the will to do. l
is a great event for our group"
He also explained that his firm
received a lot of opposition from
Evening star., 1950-02-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeos,

CHILLUM MANOR, 1905 Riggs I'd
Lovely 3-bedrm. Diet. brick, situated
on beautiful level anchor fenced lot,
45x165. Custom-type home. of many
space. side screened porch, sun deck,
storm doors and windows. Asking
S16,500. Make an offer. Inspection
coll. MARSHALL j. wAPLE CO.,
1224 14th st; NV, DI. 3346,.
$4,000 L., to $40 90 900; G,rsn terms; ! = ans and
M1cHIG4S nci GAN pARK-splendid conv.
loc. to shopping, public and private
schools. Fine det. brick home. pre-
frepl.;' family-size din. a rm.. kit kit. and and
size bedrms with 2 baths, full bsrnt. !;
built-in gar. oil heat, slate roof
Shown BY appt; only. Call Mr; Mar
MAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV,
NR. CASUALTY HOSPITAL Row
brick. 2 rms. and bath, basement;
h:-w,h. Only $50, Easy terms.
FORD E. MORGAN. SR.. RE. 1910.
vETERANs EYssi n FREfERENcE. sasg4S new Vss semi
$500; Sun. GE. 24ss. M27
2345 18th ST: Ne, 8 blocks from
r. l.. ave. and Montana ave. ne
Lovely 3-bedrm. brick house with
nsnsns eves pass en 99ss 3hAvER Sf ME
BROS. INC. Washington Bldg. DI.
es eG2Rs1rrENDEN ST. N.E-5 NEIn rms.
and bath, lge. liv. rm;. din. rm. and
End fl. Gas heat. House in excel.
cond Shown by appointment only.
HARRY A. OLIKER CO., 1I04 Yer
mont ave. NV. Phone Ma. 7sd57.
7-RooM ROW BRICK with side hall
excellent condition: $4,000 cash will
3; p; GUYNN. m. 77e2 Or r. Il.
y " WArlE Iase co. 1924 14th st. NV.
DGPLEx. CORNER BRICK; ultra
modern; lge. 5-rm. and bath apt.
for owner; nice, 3-rm. and bath apt:
for tenant; 2h. yrs. old; beautiful
cond.: fully equipped kits; ali sep;
iSSsly onIs siyse5os ys 5000 Dont down wait pFfe
s5is. caXPMAN RE- REALTY Es' co. f'l
CORNER I4th AND LAWRENCE NE.
-Stucco-and-shingle house, two
5uilt.ttn GARAGES. fireplaee. oil heat;
eaths st yasapt Nn R1. West annad EvST e4oS H.
Terms. WILLOUGHBY REAL ES-
TATE co, 800 Mass ave. ne. AT.
ssol s4th ST. N.E.-open ] to 8.
Methodist Church, 8 i rooms. newly
dec. oil h.-w.h., garage. DU. 1850.
ATTENTION, GI-Home with in
come. Detached: 8 rooms, 2 baths,
2 complete Kitchens. full basement,
sdr,as oil hetwa.sr tTsds east.d beat RooTeTs q
line on Biadensburs I'd. vim con
slider reasonable offer: To inspect,
WM. y Y faRocRMoRroS. TasesSR Reaitor' esn
lIs p e9gai GfSs. AVE, s.E.-vsean.;
Can pash5 MoaK4s 81 eoEEh eo5Hh Of roy Ms4oN HF'ss
ssss.;. ssss; ~, j. Il dss Once gssa 81
5000 Down, i approved by Va
River. Terrace. with gas heat. rec
r., Sm., front screened perch. Venetian
REph Rlsnds REAn haFEsln EsTAT Fl ssa59 sa ,o sAF
itol st.-6-room brick. 2 yrs. old;
tile bath; partly fin. rec. rm.; alum
awnings. storm windows; inclosed
yard; gas heat: high .elev. over
looking city; Gov. park in rear
asool ySah is3h ST. N.E.-Detached home
of 7 rms. and 2 baths, oil h.-w h.
2 bedrooms ana bath on LIST floor;
Al condition; eonv. to schools,
be sold at once. Submit offer.
Sun. Mr.. Jarrett, NO. 1924.
NEAR 4. I. and s. OAK. ,aves. s.--Very
large frame house. arranged as 8
apartments; perfect for home and
income. Large lot, substantial cash
2-o4oo. SUM-, AK. So10.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
cOLORED
RIVER TERRACE
a4eo DIX ST. NE.

3fOU DIA 6I. NE.
OPEN HOUSE TODAY
Immaculate 3-bedrm. brick; 8 spa.
ctous rooms, full bsmt. with recrea
rm., oil a.-c. heat, front porch; out
standing value at $4,000, S1,5O(
down, easy monthly payments. tt
bus to 34th st., turn right to Dix
LETT to house. 7. D. BURGESS
VI. X0OXs
Evening star., 1950-02-26
81, 500 Cash, Civilian or G]

E1UI1e ana INVESTMENT
Colored - All-b lick semidetached
house that has been converted into
3 complete apts., bringing In an
income OF $165 mo. This home has
Kitchens and is occupied now BY
tenants. Call Mr.. Wells for other
details in regard to this home;
priced at S12,990.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-152s x ST. NV.
MA. 9141
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Veterans Attention
$500 CASH
SAT 81 PER MONTH

Attractive 5-room English-type brick
new house condition throughout
&C. heat. liv. rm.. din. rm., moderr
equipped kit, 2 large bedrms., tilec
yard, lge. concrete porch. Cali Mr.
Brock. TR. 1925 after 4 pm. WA
9l99. FRANK j. MURPHY. Jr,
INC. 3423 Benning I'd ne. -26
1874 Michigan Ave. NE.
place, dining rm.. kitchen and re-
ception hall, bedrms., 2 baths. 2
car garage, oil h.-w.h., full base.
ment, Open Sat. and SUM-, 2 to 5
Estelle Cain. NO. 9258.
KIRKS REALTY co.
RE. 1914 -2o
Evening star., 1950-02-26
COLORED
BUY OF THE YEAR
coLoREp

COLORED
Mr.. MINI. ave. and Bladensburg I'd
BLAINE ST. NE.
Mod; S.yr.-old 6-rm. semidet. brick
porches; truly a suburban home in
tne city; S13,5o0, with substantial
down payment. Call Mr.. Sheehan,
COx & CO.
RE. 1888; eyes,, LU. 4-2454.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
SUPREME COURT
OPEN SUN. 2-6

16 BUCHANAN ST. NE.
6-rm. row brick. gas heat, recrea
rm. MICHAEL WALSH a. SONS,
1911 Eye st. NV. RE. $3.50.
Evening star., 1950-02-26

% 4os R3NDoLpH RNBoIi / 81. 81 Z NV. W.
Are you looking for q beautiful brick
home? This is it-4 bedrms. and
bath, large liv. rm.,. din. rm.. and
Large yard, many other flne fea-
lures. Don't fan to see this today.
Call Mr.. Richards. WO. 6595.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1224 18th St. NV, pI. 3346. --26
Evening star., 1950-02-26
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
SAT EMERSON ST.
oNYY " A1En @o-Hy

ONLY STCU DOWN
rooms, modern tiled bath, bsmt.,
gas heat, samidetached brick, low
monthly payments ST. 1857, GE.
1904.
BREITERMAN REALTY co.
Evening star., 1950-02-26

1909 QUINCY ST. NV.
OPEN TODAY, IL TO 7
COLORED-This fine 20 IT. front
hall, spacious living room, dining
room, pantry and large kitchen; 5
lovely bedrooms, tiled bath with
shower and built-in tub, 2 full-sized,
screened rear porches, concrete
in splendid condition, the entire
property reflects the coed care and
good taste Of its one original owner.
Now vacant and ready. TO move in.
Priced for immediate sale: terms il
desired. WAGAMAN BRAWNER,
100 Eye st. NV. ME. 3Sf;Gl'
Evening star., 1950-02-26
'HoUsES-sALE-N.W. (con,. ,
RAMBL,ERS

Another group of 2 and 8 bedrm.
homes, modern as tomorrow; tiled
baths, liv. rm., din. rm., kit, bsmt.
place; nice wooded lots. GI or con-
ventional financing, with moderate
cash. An inspection will convince
Directions: Mass. ave. NV. to $500
block, left to Namakagan rd., right
" block, left to ramblers. Mr.
Bailey on premises or at 5S04 Mass
Evening star., 1950-02-26
ANACOSTTA

Detached g rms, automatic gas
NEAT NEAT four.rm. apts.. each COM
pletely furn. rents for SS5 Der mo-
mouse sits on level fenced-in lot.
overlooking city; ideal for children:
garage; total price, S13,500.
CALL SUNDAY. 11-2
EUGENE P. NIXON
Evening star., 1950-02-26
COIORED-VACANT

Lovely semicet brick home with
Colonial front porch, in an excellent
neighborhood: an unusually fine
home with wide hall entrance, large,
bright living room. very large din
ing rm. and the kitchen is a, dream,
prlght and well equipped: 8 large
bedrooms and ultramodern bath
with built-in tub and shower: full
basement: auto. h.-w.h.: large back
yard. Don't miss this one. It's
unusual and Is priced right and on
convenient terms.
1T WILL SELL TODAY.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Evening star., 1950-02-26

$95O--COLORED VET.
3 BEDROOMS, ~ BATHS
A. charming Groom semidetached
brick home. full basement. outside
entrance, front porch. Anchor Fence.
should GI at $4,000. 4 wonderful
buy! Call Mr.. Goddard, AK. 5271
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INc.-1b2s K ST. NV.
MA. 9141
Evening star., 1950-02-26

COLORED
1857 BLAINE ST. NE.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6 PM
WITH SEP. APT. IN BSMT.
Near. Minnesota ave. and every con-
ventence an extremely attractive and
that will please the most particular
buyer. 6 large rms. and tiled bath
including completely equipped
ultra-mod. kit. and 8 fine bedrms
Complete apt. with kitchen in bsmt
Deep yard. Priced at only $4,000
with low down payment. See this
splendid home Sunday. Call MA.
9197 or LU. 4-3342
Capital View Realty Co.
Realtors Qos NJ V Aua
Evening star., 1950-02-26
SAMPLE FURNISHED HOUSE

I64s cRfTTENDEN Rfas15Ta sT. e.h Ne
OPEN WEEKDAYS 2:30-9 PM.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, l TO 8
Drive out Michigan ave. ne, turn
left at construction office Just before
reaching Eastern ave.
STEUART BROS, INC.
1012 9TH st. NV, DI. 1895. -26
Evening star., 1950-02-26

2l14 32nd st.-S13,25o. 5 rms, full
condition. "'s
1908 Anacostia rd-S13.25o. s-rm..
OIL .,w.h. bungalow. Fenced in
1913 25th st.-Brick detached, q
rms. chestnut trim. Q concrete re-
inIorceq porches, oil h.-w.h., full
23O2 Southern ave. - S1O.5OO. g
rms. tiled bath. full bsmt., ldry.
on busllne. Shown BY appointment
DAVID F.. FARLEY
Your Neishborhood Real Estate
Evening star., 1950-02-26
MICHIGAN PARK
NEW BRICK HOMES

Q rooms, ga baths, OUTSTANDING In
construction and location. The list
OF purchasers includes many from
the construction field. which is a
strong recommendation of their
qualities. Homes have many extras
and fine features usually found only
in higher-priced houses. Only S1S,-
Evening star., 1950-02-26

COLORED-PETWO
Open 2 to 8. 1912 9th st. NV, nr.
Randolph. Semidet., all pvt. rms. :,
2 kits, 2 baths, floored attic, fin.
bsmt. apt. with pvt entrance; ga
RACES; fenced yard; 81 800 to So, 600
down, on terms. Mrs. Rybikowsky.
II 3a4779. zAGAMI REALTY,
Evening star., 1950-02-26
COLORED
10 ROOMS, Q BATHS

lU NOOMSt z BATHS ) =
ONLY $3.50 DOWN
Buys this large brick home with coal
heat in convenient section; reas
terms. SURETY REALTY CO.. AD
Evening star., 1950-02-26

- COLORED.
WHY RENT, buy thru Scott
Upper Georgia ave, 1st comm.-S
rms, arranged into 2 complete
1000 blk. Of Otis st.-6 spacious
rms, auto. heat.
1900 Meridian st.-S rms, auto. gas
heat; 3 complete apts.: excel. cond.
700, Rock Creek Church rd.--e rms,
baths. 2 kit. front ent. to base
ment.
900 blk. Quincy St. rms, auto.
heat. sdble. garage. ,rr7
1900 blk Quincy st.-Newly dec.
corner house; ideal home.
NE. SECTION Il
5000 blk. Blaine st.-Semidet.. new
house cond.
14oo blk. Morse st.-6 rms, incl.
porches. deep back yard.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
HILLCREST AREA

se nave 2 nice modern Q story 8 rn,.
detached bricks, priced at S19. $50
ms n,s-s4,4 sl4,400 on terms. For appt. call
I-S351 till 8. -26
Evening star., 1950-02-26

CHOICE CORNER
Colored-Open Sun, 2 to 6
1T01 Lyman pl. ne Seridet hrict
with beaut. lawn. & bright rms. at
tractively arranged; 1L2 baths; fin
lsned rec. rnl. and kit. in bsnt. !.
awnings, storm windows and doors:
Isinoix, washer; bar with built-in
be seen to be appreciated. Poss at
settiement. Call Mrs West. with
D. H. JOHNSON CO.
RE. 5212: Sun. and Ewes, DE. 1927
Evening star., 1950-02-26

EXCELLENT BUY
5-room detached home, 45th pl.-
Gas, h.-w.h., recr. rm., bar, lse.
liv. rm., beautiful Handicapped lot:
nr. schools and bus. A very inviting
clean home. Call C. D, MURPHY.
Realtor, LU. 4-6227 or LU. 4-2253,
140l 18th st Sc o.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
$63.6O MONTHLY

Including taxes and insurance, is all
you pay for this charming, almost
ne,si new completely equipped, semidet.
rms.., gas a.-c. heat, etc. House in
excellent condition and in fine s.e.
location. Low cash payment and
priced at only Sr1 ,450 for quick
sale Today call Mr.. Jones, RE.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
142O x st. NV Realtors. EX 1R11
Evening star., 1950-02-26

Continued on Next Psse)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-04-22

to live on your knees"
Current political investigations
are making scientists desert
atomic research fields, according
to DR.. Hildebrand, because the
scientist exposes himself to UNI
warranted attack and must spend
an unreasonable amount of time
defending himself instead of using
this time for his research.
In speaking of the threat of
totalitarianism he said, "We're up
against ruthless foes who are
fighting in new ways-a fifth
column that infilitrates into
Worthwhile organizations and
movements and takes them over.
The greatest peril we face to-
day." he continued, SIS not the
atomic or hydrogen bomb itself
but the possible disappearance Of
the humane Western Democracy
through deceit and utilization
Freedom is not guaranteed by the
Bill Of Rights or Constitution, but
only by men who are determined
to see that it shall survive"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-04-22
Metropolitan
Baptist Church
Rev. M. !. Minor, pastor

Family Day and Rally Day,
April % at 1890 A. M. is family
day. On this day all members
snd friends are asked to bring
the family-from the tiniest baby
to grandpa-and all worship to.
gether. You and your family are
invited. 7:30 P. M. is the candle
lite service and rally. We are
rallying for two thousand dollars;
each organization connected with
the church has tried to raise one
hundred and fifty dollars, Sunday
morning we will know the re-
suits. Rev. M. J. Minor will de-
liver the sermons all day.
The new gospel chorus under
the direction of Mrs, Emma Lee
will take its initial bow also Sun
day. This is what Metropolitan
needs and should give the serv-
ices a welcome lift. This chorus
was also organized by Mrs. Lee
Great things are promised in the
month Of May including the
Sheloh Kahl Choir. Metropolitan
talent mite and a great revival
with Rev. Bats leading. Watch
your Guardian for dates.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-04-22
Peoples Baptist Church
Rev. Il. M. Owens. Pastor

Many turned out for Sunday
morning services. DR.. George
Kelsey, formerly of Andover
Newton, a graduate of Moore
house College who is affiliated
with the Federal Council of
Churches in New York, delivered
a very inspiring morning sermon.
Four new members joined the
church Sunday morning. The
Usher Board is sponsoring the
Gospel Dixie Singers Sunday,
April %, at the Church. Mission
airy Night, Sunday, April 80, at
1880 P. M. Mrs. Harry 0. Spratley
will be guest speaker; music by
Concord Baptist Gospel Singers;
Peoples Baptist Gospel Chorus
and the Junior Missionaries. The
Scholarship R e cital, featuring
Maybelle Fenton Butler, pianist;
Doris Stubs, soprano; comes
April rs at the church at $3.50
Pm. The Bible Quiz by the
Young Adults Sunday evening
was well conducted. The B. Y.F.
and friends participated. Plans
for the Mothers Day Tea, spon-
sored by the Adults, are being
made.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-04-22
Va d Conditions
Alarm Scientist

SANTA, BARBARA, Calf
(ATLAS)--A scientists view Of
today's world problems was pre-
sented in a lecture entitled
Science, War, and Peace" given
on the campus of Santa Barbara
College Of the University Of Cali
fornia, by DR.. Joel H. Hide
brand, Dean Of the College Of
Chemistry on the University's
Berkeley campus.
DR.. Hildebrand defended the
moral judgment of the scientist
in today's rapid chronological de-
velopment. THE scientist is not
devoid Of a sense of values he
said, land more scientists are
expressing concern over todays
world conditions than are the
philosophers and political SCENT
lists
The famous chemist supported
the decision to go ahead with the
development of the hydrogen
bomb in the belief that peace
is not the supreme goal 1t is
better to die on your feet than