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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-22

gen 8ebraud gcbrod)t, oie Gnpieb.
lung NOR in Ser Sintflut ertrllnfel1.
llno mieOer fommt Gbriition gum
gdrenmirt unb flogt iein 2eio. Ger
8arcnluirt lfmun5elt:
~Go ieio Sbr gerooe wieoer Dor sic
rehte Sd)nieOe 9efon1mel1 ormer
Gbriitian! &iBt Sbr oenn nidt, oab
Ser Goftor eincn m0dtigen 9lrm bot?
@enOet Glh an &bn!"
~Nber," erf>,noi0te Ii6 ser Ghri.
titan, vlpie bring ih mir Sen Ntonn
ouf sic Seite?"
~Ni6t5 einfodcr ais 0os, Ghri.
titan! Ser Goftor liebt oic @obl,
gcriictc, Oie ircilih bel Gud) niht 3l
flnOen iino. So, Oo lit cine IIoihc
folniIdes &aiicr; Oomit trGntt &hr
Guren 'h0ncn Hod, 9erooc ebc &hr
in Oo5 So15 gcbt."
Ger Sbelrn >Dubte MIR 5u gut, oob
Ser Goftor oQe fiinItIiden @obl-
geriihe ais mcibiicb bobtc; ooB ibnl
l'tol6u5 umO EotIhouIi Elm 8r1uel
marcn. Gbriltion tritt Elm, cine @olfc
bon @oblgcrlth entltciQt icincnl
Shlofrof. Ser Goftor bottc einc
groBe 9toIc - ibr ioute p0uige SQt=
tlgltng merocn. 9Ibcr ouh GbriItion
mur0e geldttigt - ireilih niHt NIT
SofcIiiberrcltrn, ionocrn nit @orten.
Die nldt gcra0c ongcncbm flongcn;
>no che cr iid'2 rcrlab, fonoen Gbri=
ltlon un0 Shlofrot unO @obl9cruh
lbrcn @eg Dor Sic Sir.
Gn2 8cibcnItGQhen lit bcltte nod
5u Crbalcn Oaa flcinc 2ln1tellunghcn
bclltc nod jl erbnltcn; MON mus lih
MIR 5u cnlpicblcn pilien.
DR.. T. 4. ".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-22
Das Batrrtraus

s. lit mcrfluilrOig, ouB mir es 10
ncnncn nno IN Der 5SremOe gIaubcll,
Scinlpeb Oonndl 81 iiibIen; rid)tigcr
ll1OcNcn m1rc e5, lmiere SeinQt nit
ocm 9toncn vGltcrnhmta 5u be-
le9Cn, Ocnn ea lit niht 5uln flei1Iten
lcIl Die l)tuttcrlicbe. sic mir IN ser
,SrcmNe cntbebrcn; ca lit ltnlerc Mfltt=
fer, sic an lnicrer @iegc podte, sic
llns Die 0unOc fnltcn lebrte unO ln15
nit uncrnriioIicher Gorge Sag uno
9todt leitctc uno ltiibte. 9lber Wfltter=
bo&a logen mir troboem ME, 0cnn
mir 0cbcn 0cm Snnilienbuupt oie
Gbre, Die ibn1 gebitbrt, unO Iolien oo5
title Maltell ser 9gtlItter l1no Sous=
frou i'm &erborgenen. Sbr GinfluB
lit oo6 oo5, mas ooa trollte 6eiln 10
reht poblig moft lmo mas ieinen
Senobncrn Elm "Scinl" gibt.
gSer IN einem Eoterboltle berons
lua6len ourf, Ser lueiB oft niHt oie
Segnllngen 81 id)Gben, sic ibm So
our6 5uteil DerOen. Grlt Denn mon
Oas Saterbau5 perlnIlen bat llno IN
Die aSremOc gefiibrt miro, lernen mir
ben @ert zines friitliden 8oterbaue
les reht erfennen. @obl benz, Dem
8ott ein $elnl ge6cnft ona i'm nit
sSrieoen cnpfGngt 100 er 9fube ltno
Grhollmg fin0et, Gflege, riidliht5=
uolle @iebe unO 0n5 8ebagen fir @eib
lnO Scclc, Ona ser Wtunn brou6t,
I'M nu55urllben pon Oe5 Cages @alt
l1nO $oitc lln0 nm micoer neuen Wtut
lno frlIdc &r1Itc 81 innneIn fiir
leincn 9crllf. @ir beflogen Sen, oeilen
Scim niht 10 gcltoltet lit; e mag
ihm Dielleid]t INNER nod Elm gu
fll1ht5ort iein, nber fcin Neinl
Gn5 iroildc Gnterbuus fam, nenn
es rifti9cr 9lrt lit, cin lbmahe5 9lb-
bllo Oc5 elgentlihen Gnterbaltles BORT
oroben bieten. $50 fonnten mir oud)
mobl beller IN 0iC clpigc &cin1ut bin
einDodlcn ols I'M eigencn Selln, ou5,
menn e5 10 lit, lpic e5 iein ioQ, SEN
Seilano ol3 ItGnoigen Boit beber=
bergt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-22

Wenlden oaer 3eiten bis an oos
Gnoe Ser @elt erbalten peroe, bot
Ser Sobn 8otte5 cine Stride geitiftet,
cine @runoiaule uno @rlnofeite ser
@obrbeit. user nun oielen 8loubens-
pabrbeiten, pelde Seius Gbriih,5
al,f sic 8elt gebro6t 11no pel6e bon
Ser Stride gelebrt uno in ieoem Safe
6ismuS 81 finoen iino, mioeripriht,
Ser lit unglGubig, uno oem gilt oie
0robung Ser elpigen &eroomnnis.
(8ofoloergeiit: &oI. 1875, 76.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-22
T A M | l. | f II K RE s

eri6einen; aber in leidtfertiger, mini
Der ernit oenfenoer 8eleaibaft gibt
er bon ieiner lteber5eltg1ng fein Sofa
preis.
2eioer pldti6ert in mon6er Seele
oas religioie @efiibl in einem MIR
lebr iparliben @Giierden. SrgenO>
mo-, melt fort, bod iiber SEN @oIfen,
mobnt elm eiitiger otter Snfel, ser
liebe 8ott, 5lt bem man bier uno oo
beten muB, neil man tells etpas bon
Sbm mill ooer neil man Dor Sbn
Inglt bat.
tWein @ott, mas fiir Elm armieIi=
geS @erippe Ser tpabren Religioiit1t!
@as fir Elm trodenes 9rot itatt ser
belebenoen Speiie! Ser Mann, ser
tiefen @lauben beiitt, Itelt it6 8ott
ni6t bo6 iiber Sen @olfen Dor; Ct
| lit ia unenolid, gr erfiiut sic gon5e
@elt, vOenn in Sbm leben mir, be-
lpegen mir uns uno lino mir, rno
lelblt tpenn mir lpollten, fonnten mir
Sbm nirgenos entgeben.
9o6, pie iollte oas iemonb mol
len! @ott lit ia Sic unenoli6e 2iebe,
bic uns altf Die &nie 5pingt; sic I'M
erlcbopfli6e @iite, Die oos NenI I6en=
| ber5 NIT magnetiiber &roft an lib
5iebt.
Gem Dirflib religi0ien Menl6en
| lit Der Seilano fein falter 8egriff,
oelien 2eben er lernt: mo- Gr geboren
| it, mo Ct lebte, mo- ct lit; inn lit
Selus cine lebenoige @irfli6feit, 0eIz
len gottlicbe 8eitalt lif ieiner Seele
einpragt, einbrenlt, nit ibr Der
ma6lt Sbne Sbn lit ieine Seele cine
froltige gtsgrllbe, I'M giini Tighten
Safe Elm 8robgep0lbe, oos nit BEN
erleleniten S61ten gei6niift lit,
aber oennob ein 8rabgelp0lbe bleibt,
obne Seben, pben 8Grme, obne
Shpung, obne Elm po6enoes Ser5.
l(nter 9feligioiitdt perIteben piele
Die ,Srage, ob lie beten lno gerne in
Die &ir6e geben. Gas lit aber nur
auBere llebung ser 9feligion. 3mor
lit audi lie notig; penn iid aber Sic
9feltgiolttat BLOB oarin erlb0pft,
bleibt lie audi iebr leiht sleuBerlih=
felt.
Inter e6ter, mannbafter Geligioli=
tat perltebe i6 piel mebr. Sd perItebe
oorl1nter Oie Soee, l1nter ser mein
gon5es, groBes 2eben ltebt, BEN @es
oonten, oaB tdl, mie i6 bin, nit ieoeln
S6lag me1nes Ser5ens, nit ieoer
Vtinrte, nit ieoem 8eoonfen meines
@eilteS Der oemiitige &ne6t oes ou-
ma6tlgen Saters bin, 5u Dem id alio
audi bon Ser5en gerne bete, oelien
STRIDE if nit SreltOen beiu6e, Sem
id) aber al16 nit ie0en 9ltem5ug, nit
ieoem 9lugenblid oiencn mill. Gem
mlrflid) religiolen Wanne lit 9eten
nldt nur, penn er oas Gaterunler
berlagt lonoern audi nenn er ieine
arbeit ooer Elm Spiel mo6t. SSbm lit
@ebet bos Wittagsmobl, @ebet bas
Sernen @ebet Sic Hfli6terfiiuung,
@ebet bas Spiel, @ebet lit iein gan=
5es 2eben, neil ct balnit 8ott per
berrliden min.
Siebit ou, bas lit mannbafte Reli=
giolit1t! Sag mal, bolt ou ibon in
oieier slrt Oariiber na6geoodt, mas
es beiBt, Elm religi0ier Meni6 iein?
DR.. T. 10th
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-22

l(no i6 nabm cine ein5elne gebre
beraus aus 0en1 &aufen. Gie &0rner
fielen mir IN Oie @0blltng ser Sanp
llnO murOen 5errieben 5tpii6en BEN
6lngern. Sd ro6 unO foltete: Ouf=
teno unO fnuIprig luie friihgebude-
mes 9rot.
1Sril6gebodeneS 9rot - ia, ais
lol6es lperOet ibr nieoer Nobrllng,
ibr Iebren. SSn ser Stunoe, oa man
el16 5lt Wtebl 5ermoblen miro, i6lieBt
li6 Ser &reislauf cures Iaieins. Sn
oieler Stunoe miro eltrem 2eben Simr
gegeben ourcb Oas Spfer nnO sic
Selbltollfgabe. Sn Ser StltnOe, Do
n1an eu6 81 9rpt oerbadt uno &in=
Oer5ubne eu6 5ernolmen, miro eu6
Die Nelbe, 0n ibr eu6 lpnnOelt in neu
5eugenOe &raft.
ltnO mir Wen ihen? - lonn i6
ouf Oeln 9tahbouielpeg. GoB llns ser
Sinn ltno Oie @eibe ser 9lebre miOer=
fabren lnoge, mar meine 8itte.
9luf oen ueiten Seloern ser gbene,
5milcben Ben Siigeln Ser 8ebirge,
Iteben ultfgeididtet oie 8orben. IS
lit oie 3eit Ser grnte in unleren
8uuen.
ltno mer Oie balbc &elt geieben in
oielem CONNER, uno ner i'm NorOen
uno i'm SitOen mar rno iiebt nit fei=
nem 8lid Oa5 grntefelo ser Seimut
uno a6tet ni6t Der Ieder i'm @ebet
- oelien CONNER lit pertain, UNI
ionlt gelebt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-22
Muir rim Anttr llunutrr,t

Nur Pin Anttr llunghrn
SaIt 0u icbon bon oem ,OfGohcn
fiir alle5" gebort? 9tun, 10 ein 8ur.
lde fitr alle5 par Ser quite Gbriltian.
Sab Oieier ibnt 9riefe 5ur 8elorglmg
fiir Die Eolt NIT, 10 beluo i'm gar Ser
anoere nit elmer 5u rcpnriercnoen
Eflltgl6ar. GieIer Srau ml1Btc cr Ous
&inO niegen, lencr Ben StoQ aus
fegen fur5, fir olle5 lpor cr gut. @o
man i'm abcr 5ln Gilen cinllo, Ou
murOe er sum- S6redel Der gnn5eu
6omilie. llngebeurc Guontit1tcn Der
hmanOen in leincm uneriGttliderr
Sbluno, unO glo1bte mnn i'm latt,
10 ltricb er li6 Ben Wflno uno flogtc
nod iiber @u1ger.
Sober Weni6 m0Nte iiN germ cin-
NAL Iein cigencs @ein griinocn; ol1h
Gbriltion mar lNIieBlih ser tort
mGbrenOen 8otcnoienIte nliioc. TonO
er urd fcin &cr5, Oo5 iicb ibm on-
Oertrulcn lpolltc, 10 bofitc cr 0odl ollf
cine flelnc 2nItcllltng i'm EoIt= oOcr
GilcnbnbnOienit. @urum ol1d) niht2
S5atte er Oo6 idon oft 9ricfc uuf sic
Eolt getrugcn lnO Sic &ofomotipe
pfelfen gcb0rt 0rlm0 gcn1g sur
@ofTnltnB. GmpTcbllInB mod)t oues
aus, on3 battc man nud) I'M crem
Ghriltion flor9cmudt. 9lber lum ii6
enpieblen 5u fOnncn, bcOorf MON 5ll=
1ihlt cinea anItGnoigen Nodca -
uno Der ging ibm ub.
"Gbriltiun, fommt SIT mir" tr0=
Itete i'm icbolfboit Elm luItiger BRIT
Ser, uGtd iOQ gebolieu lucrocn
GhDa5 ,Scines ntiiBt SIR boben, 0ob
Sic 9on5e StaOt Gudb bclpunOert." "
ltno nnbrIid) fonO Oc5 onOercn
Cages Gbri1tian 8enunDcrlng in
alien 8ailen unO 8dBhcn, 10 On% cr
lelbIt nidt aus Ser Gcrmlnoerltn9
berultafant. @us mod)ten oic @eltte
nur bnben2 gr bate cs. Otun cr5Qblt
Don Ocn befallntcn Ebilolopbcn q
Oerot, ouB er, nm 9(uflchen III cr-
re0cn, in eil1em Shlafrocf iibcrou
oufgcitiegen lei. Gbcnlo pbilolopbiih
lpur ulth Gbriltinn augeton: Elm
Shlafrof unnpnlltC eine &enOen.
&ie er patbetilf nuftrat - man
b0tte lbm gclagt, BOB oiele 9lrt Oe5
8onoca empfchlc -, lphutc i'm rel
der Selfalslubel pOn iln1g lrnO alt.
Gr fonnte ItOl5 OurauI lein.
Ser crIte Sd)ritt mar Qeton, ser
5lueite iollte folgcn. !fnn bate ibn
5uer1t sum- 9eltrengcn Scrrn 9itrger-
lnelNter 9e'Oltt; Der :Vfann babe gln-
1uB. Ser Oe'1ren9c toilltfe MIR etmo'
illNf oertru9en: nalllild), meIln man
nm III 'elllcn1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'lor1t,
"eDrlN1ioll, tonlIlt eIlln1oI herellL
,u1''io'6vtt' Na,. NJ, > os' U1uE Sare''lolri oIS
csI .'tu'',. . 0es SuyuI''purn on ,tll'tr :
A;u's''t<ppe St; Sp sHt putl'pel luo'lte; "e?tl,
,u Sut pup, hS %.'''9tr M Hgr 'l'bl n!5
s,,pi9 o,,,,s H"S,t , uu'ta ~ ~ u0iIt @'I
@an,,+, euS,,,4' ,'0"' '''o'''eS '99eo''eoe''
''0Il'lItt ~ r,>
- 0r1 u,o; irns e,'iuoI''9 ; E!t HtuHi'Iv llIu'
't'@' oso..!.'uI 81 @ 1''ee.', SutII'lul' @ Oets
,WtH"9 ;:H Gs;i IpI4'II'a nI:n NeIhp'''9eL 'cos
~ 'H4, ;4ts "I. ;;h,;N '"9'0'''0''' '0o'' " ''eb
''''''[S - Nu''9'
"e1rlNnolL pun Der Nlrt m1coer
an "S9r 1elo fo'toor 9etIeloct. Wo-
Dtll Tl'Drt euN Der @e9 :?
Ter Ilde ml1Bte obcr gar mobl nm
GbriItlan5 8ebeinlniS.
vSh wiinib' mir mr." ncintc
G-L.,-!. q, =, =, ,x
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-22
Grhrt tint Araft
@un W a ianne Spibler

MWAenn bic @usen bes 2ebens bodJflntenb scbm,
AASM @enn Jener anf id)neeisen Scrsem >pebn,
EA5AE Die Sarfen id)mirren in id)Gnmenber 2nt
Serr, nmm mir ben Gngel ndjt ans Der 8rnit!
Sd mef ia, bic sInbe lit lufenb nno limb,
1tnb id bin ein Slatt inn uebenben Sinb ..
Ims esener araft, Serr, uie f0nnf id) beitebn,
@emm 8roke nnb GrOkte i'm 8ampfc perge6m?
Sn Stmnben Ser stiQe 1T 5rummien nid)t dper,
Odd branien bic StHrme balm nnb baber
1tnb banmt iid) Der gStQe gen 8edttnn nmb Gflidt,
9ann, &atcr m A5mme pcrlak On mid ndJt .
0ann, &ater int '6immel, perluHe midi nidt.
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6nIAkiirnpr
Nns ben SdDriften bon u lban
Stpls

NHS ueh ~uitlltH uuH u
Stpls
IS glbt 1SamilierL mo- nienol5 ser
Sater elnenl &inOe Shloge gibt lmO
nlental5 eln aSluhmort i'm Suule qe=
bort miro, ohcr penn er etlpas lpri6t
NIT Dem WtunOe oocr menn er lpriht
audi MIR nit ben 9Il1gen, 10 lit ods,
ais oh nit ltnDioerltebliher 8emult
Irm unO SUB Ser &inOer ergriffen
paren, 0aB lie tun, 1pie Ser Safer es
mill. s. Bari ser Gater nur unO oie
ytlltter cin ernItes, ltrenge5 6err-
lhen gcgen ben eigencn Seib uno oa5
etgene Scclcnge1pebe auaiiben, 10 0aB
lie ME orsfobren IN 3orn, Sd)in1pf-
reoen lno lie0erli6eS 8lGlierlud)en:
10 miro Oo5 &ino nit groben1 HeIpeft
ellb Derebren mie Elm lebenOigcs Sci
ligenhilo.
C&oterunier: aol. 1S45, 49,
Ser GrOenmeni6 mebrt lid aus
alien &roften, ooB es @unoer gebe.
Sor leinen 9lugcn linb oQe @unOcr
elm ltniinn uno einc 9ummbeit, IelbIt
Die, lpelde Gbrlltu5 geluirtt bat. Sin
lolber MenIh blin5elt MIR auf Der
Gr0e berum mo lneint: mas aQe
Gage gelhlebt, 0aa miiiie iiberau uno
81 allen 3elten geldeben unO f0nne
III Gmlgfelt nibt an0ers Iein. Ser
orne SropT Oenft ni6t Oarun, oaB
lelbNt oaS, mas ibm 1rnfcblbor einnrul
mlOertabren miro, iein eigenes Ster=
ben, elne lngebelre Neuigfeit tiir
i'm 1eln miro, gleidiam audi ein
@llnoer. IS polltert ihn babel etpoa,
mas ibm lei1 gan3c5 @cbcn lang niht
pn'lert lit, n0mlib, ooB &cib un0
Seelc auselnanocr9ehen, unO Oie
Seele obne 2eib lcbt ltnO in Der unOe=
rem @elt uncrb0rte Ginge, lullter
@llnoer erleben miro I'M GerbGlt1is
5u ben troiiben Gin9en. Ga miro e5
olf Dem llnglGubiglten geben lpie
Dem Seufel: nGntlih Ser Seuiel
glnlbt unO 5lttert. - 9lber cs lit
nldt nur in eineln olCben l1n9l1ubi-
gen ein oiinner, pcr5lpidter Gerltano,
1onoern aud) cine perbillene 8osheit.
Ser Dabre GrOenmenIh baBt ieoes
Munoer uno lcllgnct c5 bespegen. Gr
nod)te logar Oen 0ottmenihen per-
nld)ten uno Oos ollergr0Bte @unocr
n0nllih @ott ielbcr, uustilgen uno
lleber bon elnem Iffen ubItannen
ltno Oeiien Na6fomnen iein ais Elm
&lno unO Gbenbilo 8ottes. 8erooe
oieles Inn ltanOe5 negen, 1Gmli6 neil
Die Wunoer iiberbaupt lmo ser gr0Bte
&unoertater Gbrilhls geleugnet
miro, neil man Sen Seilono nit
Seinen GerbeiBungen gleidiom er=
moroen unO oustilgen m06te, iagt
Die 81. S6rift nit l6redbofter SSe=
lti9feit: ~@er nift 9loubt, Ser miro
uerOammt meroen."
(gtabti9oQ: &ul. 1879, 59D
gSenn man nenig @elo fat, 6lcibt
man Serr iiber OaS 8elo; nenn man
piel 8elo fat, 10 miro bas 8elo Serr
iiber oen Wenl l6en. Iaber lit Ser
Arme ooer Der 9ienl ltbote ireigebig,
bingegen Ser 9feide 5db uno gei5ig.
IS tommt Ben slrmen ge1pobnli6
plel lel6ter an, ulles, ais Ben Heiz
6en audi nur Ben bunoertiten Sell
ber5ugeben.
(gSilber 5onig 463.)
8as lit benn oieier @laube, in
DEM mir leben unb Iterben miiiien,
Inn niht berbammt 5u lperben2 I'm
es fur5 81 iagen, bu bait Sen 8lau'
hon tr,prtt1 S,t ,;hnr ,nunf hi54 ro,,
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&as lit benn oieier @laube, in
DEM mir leben uno iterben miiiien,
Inn niht perbammt 81 iperben? I'm
es tur5 81 iagen, ou bait Sen 8lau,
ben, penn ou iiber3eugt bit pon
allem, mas Ser Sobn @ottes gelebrt
bat. 0amit aber Seine 2ebre fir sic
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-14
PEDERAL GRAND jury
70 REPORT ON CICERO
RIOT, DEc. ~

Chicago - CANP) - The fed
eraI grand jury was reported last
week TO have finished its investi-
CATION Of the July 1918 anti-Ne-
gro riot in Cicero, Ill. q suburb Of
Chicago.
The grand jury win make its
report TO Judge John p. Barnes Of
the U. g. District court, Thursday.
Dec. u.
During the probe. the grand
jury heard IS witnesses. II Is try
ing TO determine whether or not
the rights Of Harvey z. Clark and
his family as guaranteed under
the federal civil rights statutes
were violated because Of the riot
Citizens Of the All-white town OF
Cicero and neighbOring Chicago
and suburbs mobbed an apartment
building at $50 w. 18th St. In
Cicero because the Clark family
were moving in.
As a result Of the violence OF
thousands Of whites. the Illinois
National Guard had to be called
in to restore order. The Clarks'
furnishings in their apartment
were destroyed. and the 10 white
families living in the building had
to move out TO save their proper
ty.
No Negroes participated in the
dot.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-14

in permitting the states 10 open
their welfare roles 70 public In
spectlOn and why all the states
should Immediately enact IegisIa.
ton for that purpose.
Early this year Tribune re-
porter Paul MoIlOy wrote Q series
Of article exposing relief ehissI.
ing In Oklahoma. lie condensed
the series for an article In the
Sept. . issue Of Saturday Evening
Post, Relief ChlSslcrS are Steal.
Ing Us Blind"
A. a result, John c. Kidneigh,
director Of the school Of social
work At the University Of Mime
sofa, spoke before ths annual an
ference Of the Oklahoma Social
Welfare Association In Tulsa two
weeks ago and delivered q
blIstsrinE attack on the Tribune
and Mr., Moli0y for what he called
irresponsible journalism" The
Tulsa World reported his speech
In making the accusation Of
yellow journalism" here In what
Mr.. KidneiEh said;
The article which appeared In
the Saturday Evening Post IL 40
biased In itG presentation. 80 In.
complete In liz pertinent facts. 10
malicious In Its neutrality-suspicious.,
10 untrIstworthy In the aampIInR
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-14

Editors NOtei In . Minneapolis
TRIBUNE story by Carl T. Rowan
on Dec. ~. Dr. John G. KldnriKh
dcRied the quotes made by Paul
MoIloy Of the Tulsa TRIBUNE
which arr the basis Tor the Editor
and Publisher ARTICLE by Robert
RFuwm.
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Chicago American
Jewish Congress
AoRoES Joe Boxer

Chicago. M Josephine Baker
and former congreSswoman Emily
Tart Douglas win headline the
18th Annual HanukkRh Breakfast
Of the Chicako Women's Division
OF the American Jewish Congress
on Dec. II. The famous Negro
star win fly In from Cleveland to
be present at the breakfast, one Of
the outstanding events Of the
Jewish community of this city.
Miss Baker will receive a eta
ton honoring her for her activities
in lettering race relations and
other services In behalf OF minor
ity groups, The breakfast will be
held in the Grand Ballroom of the
Conrad Hilton Hotel. and IL ex-
pected 10 attract over 1900
guests.
Mrs. Douglas, wife of Senator
Paul Douglas of Illinois and q
former member of the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs,
will speak on "women's Role in
Critical Times" Miss Baker will
also address the breakfast meet
ing.
The observance of Hanukkah
marks the rededication OF the
Temple in ancient Jerusalem by
the victorious Maccabees in 1877
b. c. In their struggle against the
syrian King. Antiochus who had
attempted to suppress the relig-
ion OF the Jews.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-14

no your Christmas shopping
with merchants advertising IN
this Newspaper wheReveT possible.
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Subsequently, attorneys for the
NAACP withdrew . suit filed BY
six Negro parents against thu
city's board Of educatton.
Testifying in the u. s. District
court in Danvlle. III. were J. c.
Penn. assistant state superintend-
ent of schools, and Dale Wilson.
Saline county school suPerintend-
emit. .
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rantsd conclusions are drawn, 20
inconsistent In logic, and 90 in
correct at many points a. 70 bring
into question the integrity Of jour
naliSm A. q profession, az well a.
the pubBShsr who presumably
should consider his magazine Q
reliable communications media"
Bear In mind that the Post ar
ticIe was rewritten from the SER
les which had appeared In tho
Tribune.
Now. Mr.. Kidnsigh or any other
social welfare worker has . per-
feet night 10 criticize newspaper,
reporters and magazines. But Mr..
KidneiKh's reasoning behind this
attack IL 10 strange that II war
rants exploration and publicity II
only 10 point out TO newspapers
what they are up against In try
ing 20 report social welfare activi-
ties.
Mr.. MolIoy tracked down Mr..
Kldneigh and obtained q lengthy
interview which appeared In the
Tribune.
Here are parts Of MoIloy's in
terView:
Then he proceeded TO tell me
how n story should be written. I
should. he said, have acquired
my information from professional
welfare workers. I could have
have checked II with regular
monthly 'builetinA' released by
federal authorities In Washington.
Il explained that had tried
10 get information from welfare
authorities In Tulsa but was told a
news release could come from
Oklahoma City. Actually got the
names Of hundreds Of persons re-
ceivinE Ado tAid 10 Dependent
Childrsnl and simply talked 10
them.
The names Of relief recipients
are still a state secret In Okla
homa, an attitude which Kidneigh
strongly supported.
do you think II was wrong.
then, 10 interview the people who
spend the taEpayerS' money! l
asked.
Yes Kidnsigh declared. II
you wanted a story on education
would you interview students or
toAcheraH'
Il replied might do both. and
referred 10 tho Oklahoma welfare
commission which did not criti.
ciEc my story.
WHO In on that commission ?
KIineigh challenged, There are
no professional social workers on
the commission. How can they
jIdGsH'
"Kidneigh complained that even
the director Of the welfare pro-
gram In this state ls not q pro-
fesalonal' I suggested that often
the head OF u school board IL not
a teacher Kidncigh answered that
the heads Of such groups should
be professional experts.
do you think II was wrong 10
speak 10 ADO recipients To get my
story
doing after abuses h an eN-
ample Of unethlcaI practices us
ri by the journalistic profess
slOR.' he said.
Later on the interview went as
follows
Publicity doesn't help. II only
scarca away those persons who
have n right to expect assistance
from the government he said.
III you wanted survey OF
some malpractice in medicine. you
should get II from the medical
profession and take itS word for
II. not from the patients. he went
on. ny the same token, you
should have found your lnformA-
ton from the welfare people and
taken their word for IL
Mr., Kidneigh.' I persisted.
You say should get the picture
from official bulletins from wei
fare workers, Tho fact IL that in
several cases I spoke to relief re-
Ciplent who hadn't received .
visit from q welfare worker In
over q year How could the wei
fare worker know the true story
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ILLINOIS CITY ENDS
SCHOOL SEGREGATION

Harrisburg. III. - amp -
School segregation In Harrisburg
came TO an end recently when
court testimony disclosed that
Negro grade school pupils now are
attending integrated schools near
est their homes. City high schools
have always been integrated.