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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-28
Dpr Tall kuuttprHrputh
Emr Anrrunmg hrr H. 6rarf strrrn urn mn Uaadrn
nun (Rru) Grnrgr M. Eanpaurr. STD. Ph.D.

genoein Soipital ST. begeben, oas Der
8ii6of ibr 5uneiie ien tpiiroe, ielbit of
ne 8iiien ODER @in1pilieung ibrer
gltern. Ser 8ii6of antportete, oaB
er BON ibr niht perlongen ipiiroe, ibr
Seim obne g8iiien ibrer gltern 5lt
perlalien. ltno 8iidof @u6berger,
Sbereies 9i05eionbiidof peroffent-
li6te om 10. 9e5ember 1887 cine
offentli6e grflarltng, ooB Sbereie
ibre 8ereiti6aft erfldrt babe, it6 eis
ner ipeiteren llnterlu6ung 5l1 1nter-
tperfen (HqOlo, g. 1881
@arum ober mar Sbereles Suter
gegen cine neue ltnteriu6ung? gin-
fod) oesbolb, neil cine Geibe BON
Ner5ten Sberele in glnneienbeit ibrer
Gltern geOrobt batten, lpenn iie Sbe-
reie iemal5 in elmer &linif ltnter ibre
Sdnoe befamen lie ibr geniigeno gin-
lpritlmgen geben ipiiroen, oaB lie ein=
fiir oaemol ibre gfI fItoien nno Gin
biloungen bergeiien apiiroe! (gin
Nr5t berltieg iid iogor 5u 0em ee-
meinen Goridblag, Sbereie in einem
8loSfaiig ous5ultelen, oamit tie 1uie
ein Nffe begofft 1perOen fonneD 9lb=
geIeben bon ollem onoeren oorf man
nicbt pergeiien, OaB Sic Na5is in ienen
Sobren Gelttlhlon0 bolllt0noig in
ibrer 8elpolt botten uno OoB lie, 1pie
Oof 5ur @eniige befonnt lit, Dor fei-
men Sfrupeln 5uriidi6euten in Der
8ebonolllng bon benen, oie ibnen
ir9enOtuie unbeQuem pnren. Die Sra=
&c liegt ood nobrboftig nobe genl1g:
@itrOen ni6t oie allermeilten Gdter
ge5ogert bo6en, ltnter iolden ltmi mitdn-
Ben ibre S0bter elmer fliniIGcn I'm
terlrtdung anS5uletcn?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-28
Atlternf altH Trier, Dr1tfrtrlaun

Gie ormen SdmeItern Oes st.
&loro=&loIter5, Srier, |eterSberg.
bitten I'm cine fleine llnteritiitltng 1T
ibrer groBen Scot. Son oeutIfcn
@oblt0tern fam man MIR 1penig er-
boffen ga gon5 GeutIhlan0 berornt
lit. Die S6Deitern oeripreHen, ibrer
@obltGter tiglt6 in ibren @ebeten slt
geOenfen @aben, ou6 6ie fIeinIten.
rl6te man an: 90. Morio Sob. @op=
tiIto, 9lebtiiiin St.=&Ioro-GloIter,
Srler, Eeter5berg, Germany, Irenh
Bone.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-28
Scr &pnnersrentber &reis"

Sic orei @egner bon &onnersreutb
baben ale iebr piel llni6ones 5u ia
gen iiber bie 5reunoe Gbereies, 5. +.
iiber ieben, Ser es apagt, SEN gl,ten
Hamen Sbereies unb oen &uf ibrer
5amilie 5ll berteioigen. Mber in bie-
Iem 3uiammenbang muB boran erin=
merit tperoen, Dab aaein bis 9e5enlber
1888 bereits adt &aroinGle unO ettpa
fiinf5ig 8iidofe SbereIe Neuf1ann
beiltbt batten. Sino aae biele @iir=
oentrager - Oarrnter 3. g. &arbinal
6allbaber, ser in gbereles &ranfen=
5immer oie beilige Meile las - eir-
fa6 Spfer eines frommen 8etrugs 2
9ariiber binaus lit bic Srage be-
re6ttgt, Oh SRI. @raef tpobl ettpas
DeiB Don einem an0eren ~&onners-
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Shereie hniteriih?

81. Geuticb, 81. Gorop- -NtoOepifi
un0 $. 8roef ilt6en alle Die aufful-
lenOen 8egebenbeiten ppn &onners=
rcutb einfa6 ais S5plteric meg5uoell=
ten. Gogegen erflart Gr. meO. 8obor,
Elm SobperItGnoiger ouf Dem 8ebiet
Ser gSeurolo9ie: Splterii6e 8erionen
ben0tigen ein Yublifltm. @ie erfldrt
licb Damn Oie Sotlobe, ooB Sbereles
blutige SeioenSefltnlen in uu Oieien
Sabren in oenen oQe 8ellt6e perbo=
ten luoret regelntaBig ltottfonoen9
Gr. meo. 8oebm, Elm 9ti6tfntbolif,
IteQt c5 ais un0en.fbnr bllL BOB She
reIe 10 regellnaBig aa oiele5 ldmer5=
lihe SeiOen Our6ma6en pitrOe, nur
I'm ibren gltern ei1 Sbeoteripiel 5u
liefern (Tablo, 8. 1889. Or. meo.
@itrp unterlubte Sberelc tpieOerum
om 6. Sunni 1887 unO erflGrte ibrift=
lid, 0aB er an Sberele feline Spur
BON @pIterie ent0edt babe. (Siebe audi
Ben 8eridbt bon Or. Ofor SorOan in
Ser gfGgSG- -Ereiie, Sunni 1851; Ea0=
10, g. $3.50 uno g. 219; ebenfouS
@pnef, q. 34.)
Sin meiterer Gunff: IS miro BON
BEN 8egnern bebol1ptet, bob Sbereie5
6ebrau6 Ser oromGil6en Spra6e
BON 6otber @ub ooer Satber Nober
~llggeriert" miro. 9iele 8ebauptung
lit cine glotte grfinounq' pon Or.
Gelttl6 (~Ier5tl. S., e. 95), neI6e
Sri. @raef (S. SO, 81 fritiflos pie=
Oerbolt. Mebr ais Ie6s grperten ser
arumGilGen Sprahe, bnrlnter 9rof-
8ouer, ein 9tibtfotbolif, uno 8rof.
@eiielp, ebenfnls gtihtfntbolif, iagen
init oller 8eltinnltbeit, BOB sic Sbeo-
rie, oaB Sbereie fremolGnoii6e @orte
nnb Sdte onSlpri6t ltno lpieoerbolt,
Die ibr bon onoeren Ferionen in ibrer
llmgebung ~luggeriert" rperoen, ein=
fabbin lnbaltbar lit or. Seit, g.
154).
Siloe @raef 0ertet an e. 4O), ooB
gefDlne unregelnuBlgfelten bereltS
1926 nnO lpdter borfomen, belonoers
NIT 9e5ug al1f Sic offentli6e Serbrei-
tung Ser auberoroentliben 8egeben=
belten in &onnerSreutb. @ie reimt lih
ieOocb oiele 9lnflage nit ser Sotio6e,
OaB oie bil6ofli6e &an5lei bon 9te=
gensburg am 10. Se5ember 1887 Ell
ne 0ffentlicbe grflGrung erlieB, in Ser
feltgeiteat miro, oab Sberele nitbt per'
ontmortli6 lit fiir oie in 10 bielen
gldttern uno 3eitldriften peroffent-
li6ten Seniotionsberibte? l1no pie
lit Damn oie Satiahe 5u erflGren, oaB
gilbof 8u66erger bon Gegensburg
bel @elegenbeit ieines fSirmungsbe-
iu6s in &onnersrel1tb in oemielben
Sabre Offentli6 bon Ser &an5el oen
gltern Sbereles oanfte fir ibre 3u=
riidbaltllng uno Soriid)t in oielen
slngelegenbeiten2
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reltber &reis" ndmli6 bem areis ser
Srelmaltrer, oie ieit Sabr ltnb Gag
|alles oaran Ieten, Inn Sen iegensrei-
ben @inflrtB Don &onnerSreutb ab5us
ldpo6en ooer pomo9li6 gan5 5u un-
teroritden. Sier einige Sutio6en: Sm
glprtl 1882 ianote ein beutl6er 9lr5t,
9r. Wtargerie, Elm befannter SSreis
maurer, Elm &unoi6reiben an ratio
nallItlI6e Ier5te in 8erti6lnno Ger
IelbIt nennt oarllnter be5eihnen0ers
meIle Or. 9eutl6 bon 2ippitootD, in
Del6em er an feline &ouegen appel
lierte, cine ~GinbeitSfront gegen &ons
nerSrelttb" @ 5u biloen, oomit lie
(ole 5reinal1rer) lebten GnOeS bon
Der offentlt6en Wfeinung ais rdr5tli=
| 6e groolttorttGt" iiber Die greigniile
in &onnerSrelttb onerfunnt 1peroen
|mitBten (Spnef, g. 16). Gie Sre;-
maurer Iteften Oorolfbin sic &opfe
5uIammen mo ais Grgebni5 lhrieb
Sr. Geutl6 ietne boslpiIligen uoffez
nen 8riefe" gegen Gr5biid6of Gbeooo=
romic5 uno Gberele 9teunann. l1no
na6oem Gr. Geltti6 oieie 9lngriffe in
lelnem 9ud vaer5tlihe &ritif an
&onnersrelttb" gelammelt lmo nell
beroffentliht 6otte, lonote Or. meo.
Iigner, ser gr5feino BON 2ouroes CD,
i'm San1ar 1887 ein lpeitere3 Hl1n0=
l6rei6en an Sic decentralization 9(er5=
te, in oen er 0ieie ol1fior0erte, iidb
gelbloilen binter Gr. Geutlh 51 itel=
len, Inn 10 Sen groben ginfluB ser
&onnersreutb =8it6er pon Gr5biihof
SbeoOorolDtc5, Gr56il6of Gr. &aIpor,
gnhof @ai5 uln. 1tnter oem GoIfe
5lt lnlter9raben uno 51 nelttraliieren.
Sntcrellant lit, OaB Gr. 9ligner ieinen
grief ihlieBt nit rSeil Sitler."
81. Spnef, ser Dor ieiner Gonoer-
Iion lelber neunltno5pun5ig Sabre
long cin 6reinourer mar, ibreibt in
Der Gmleltlug lcinc5 8u6e5 q. 19):
vSorfcntli0 mer0en Ourb oiele 5SeIt=
Itellrngen onh lnirem ifeptiI6et
&lerlt2 Die 9ll1gen ultfgebcn.
W'an TuB ii0 lmlpillfiirliG frugen,
tuer in 9lnterifo iid) MN oo5u berge=
ben miro, Oie Sahc ser frciOenfcri=
I6en vGinbcit5front" 81 f0roern OllrcJ
9lnalenOlmg Gbnli6er HlnOl6reibcn!
SD fiir meincn Teil iebe MIDI lieber
IN Der 8elcQId)aft bon &nrOinal Saul
baber unO Ser 9ilh0fe, Sic Sbercle
gtel1monn gcgen lnih0nc uno unio6z
li6e Hlngriffe perteibigt bnbcn -
ooer o1d in 8eieui6oft bon ebren=
boften Gerfe6tern ser @nbrbeit, lpie
Dem bon Sen Hn5i5 ernoroeten Ir.
6rib @erlid) - ais NIT 9euten lpie
Or. 2ligner, Oem Gr5feino BON 2our-
oe2, Gr. Gelltl6 uno Gbnlihcr vSo6=
oerlt0nOtgen" gemeinlomc @ege 5lt
gebcn.
3lun ShluB m0bte i6 nod ouf
Die llnterItelllng eingeben, monad Ser
oerltorbene @r5biI6of 'S6remb8 pon
GlepelanO leiner anf0nglicben 8egei-
Iterltng fir Sbereie Nelmonn ipGter
entIogt babe. 9lucb oieie 6obel bat olS
ltrqleae OoS ipruoelnOe SintenfoB
bon Or. 9eutlhl @enn ser gr5biIr6of
BON GlepelnnO in ipdteren Sobren 5rt
Der S6luBfolgerltng gefommen ND
re, ooB er ii6 in 8e5ug Ebereie 9telt-
manns getduidt babe, 1pGre e3 fir i'm
8epiIIenSpfli6t geDelen, OieIe 9lbIo-
qe in ieinem einfluBreiben 9i05elon-
blatt, in oeiien vSpolten er porber iei=
ne grle6niiie in &onnersre1ttb geI6il=
Bert batte, befannt 5lt 9e6en. GoB er
OaS nift tat, riift ou6 0ielen v8e-
meis" Ser &onner5relttb!@egner in
oas re6te Si6t.
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EtfhrHgahen fiir Anthiirfttnr
tn 9entidJlanb nno in alien Staaten
Gnropas nnb Der @elt

gSer BON 9lmerifa aus 8afete nit
&lei0ern atnO gBporen an 0otoiirftis
ge abi6idt, miro om i6neQiten uno
um billigiten beOient, 1penn er @elo
oOer Bafete Our6 0ie 5uperIdllige
SerionOfirma SOL. 8. SraoeI 9u.
reau 1307-O9 SonarO Street, Sntu-
ia 8, Neb, belorgen ldBt. Die 6irlna
bat 9l9entllren in olIen Stooten ser
8elt. Sic oeridafft ltnlern 2eiern
a1b biIlige Haten ouf 0ampfern uno
6lugItreden na6 allen 2Gnoern gu.
ropas.
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4b9efertigt

Gin 8igerl nit groBer SornbriQe
mollte ltd beim ren5irbertritt iiber
elnen 8ren5er lltItig MAIDEN 1tno gab
lbm Itatt oe5 8ren5ibeines cine
Speil leforte. Ser @ren5er pergli6 uno
las lol1t oie Gerionalien, inoem er
naf ieOer gei6reibung oos @igerl
entlprebeno mltiterte. ~Shienlnoul:
rtftlg, &alb5brlllt: ri6tig, SSroI6=
ibenfel: richtig. @iinl6e quite 9feiIe!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-28

1927 mo 6. sunni 1882 uno inter
Iubte ibre 8lutlng brci St1noen
lang nit einem 8ergroBerltngSglos
Quie e5, nab bem 3eugniS pon 81.
gnolO. ou6 biele onoere 9ler5te to-
tcn). Sn einem Ihriftlihen 9(ttelt be-
5el1Qt er 6. SUM 1882, OaB Oo5
8lut fIiebt, ooB eS fri 6 8
9lut lit, BOB e5 90 eni h cn b I Ii t
lit (NoOlo, 9. 265; 9Dnef, g. %.
@ic itebt es nm Sbercies 9sahrnngs
lDii9feit?
Sbcrele5 pollltGnoige 9lbltincn5 bon
| iegliber feIten ODER flitiiigen Speile
ltno Sronf miro ange5neifelt un0 per-
od6tigt bon allen Orei Ser angefitbrs
ten @egner. Sd mohte oogegen einige
oofllmentarilb fcltgelteIlte Satiohen
anfiibren:
Or. meo. Seiol, ouf 0em 3eugen-
Itano in bem Yro5eB 9ligner rs. 2ana
be5eltgte unO gob 81 BrotofoQ unter
gio olS politip feltItebenoe Sotio6e,
OaB Sberele pdbreno ser 5lpei @o6en
langen offi5iellen l1nteriubung ni6t
oie geringite Speiie 81 ii6 genommen
bat, nod iiberboupt bGtte nebmen
fonnen (Goblo, g. 46). @eiterbin
muB bea6tet lperoen, OoB e5 5lpar
Sungererperten, ME aber 9uriterper-
ten gegeben bat. SSeoer Sungererperte
nimmt inmer lpenigiten5 etlpas 6liiis
liges 51 iid; Sbereie tut ons nidt.
Ser Sungererperte perliert an &ors
pergepicbt, nimmt aber ME an 8es
lpibt 5l1, obne Nabrllng genollen 5ll
baben. Sberele gelpinnt Don bier bis
o6t gfuno bes berlorenen &orperge=
ml6ts 5urltd - bne me D er
&c a + ING n 6 s / ii iiig f e t
5u 6 5u neb N Ten. (Sas slr=
gument be5iiglib oes GorbonOenieins
ooer 9tibtbprbanoenieins bon I5eton
in l1rin, bon Ser SRI. @raef lopiel
aufbebens ma6t, lit lGngit bon BEN
grperimentrei iultaten bon Grof. s.
Sabn, ionie bon Or. Spnef entfraf=
tet tuoroen uno brau6t bier ni6t lpei=
ter er0rtert su peroenl
Sri. @raef legt (S. 81 oem 2eier
nabe, oaB Sbereie IN einem Dem
S6laflpanoel dbnli6en 3uitanb, obne
es ielblt 5a lpiiien, 9tabrung auf>
nimmt. Sat SRI. @raef tatiadbli6 fei-
ne slbnlng oapon, oaB Sbereie geeu=
mann, tpenn tie pirfli6 i'm S6laf
Nabrung 5u iib nabme, Bis 81 bier
gig Efl1no eHen unb trinfen miiBte,
Inn in tpenigen Sagen bier Ffl1nb if
res @elpi6te5 5uriid5ugeipinnen?!
OR. Seib, g. 1851 @on5 oopon ab=
geleben, lit es cine befannte Satla6e,
oaB Sbereie bel bem 8ii6of bon
SpeDer iotpie lreunoen in Ser
S6uei5 lQngere 9eiude gemodt fat.
@iiroen oieie @ultfreunbe ni6t emit
oedt bnben, iper ibnen Sic &iibll6rGn-
fe leert?. or. SDnef, 9. 81.
SDerele nn9eDDrlam 9e9en tDre 9et1t=
liden @urgeietten?
SSm 9e5enber 1886 unteri idrieb
Sbereie cine @rflGrung in 9lnipeien=
beit bon 5tpei Wonltenori, oaB iie mil
lens lei, lid elmer 1peiteren offi5ielen
ltnteriu6ung 5u unterwerfen. Sic
fniipfte an Oas Gerlpre6en feline 8e=
oingungen irgenOnel6er Irt. SpGter,
naboem er bon ser grfldrung &ennt=
mis- erbielt, itellte ibr Gater Sic 8e=
oingung, baB bie Weutter iie begleiten
iollte.
slm 81. Nopember 1887 ri6tete
oas 81. Sffi5iltm at Sbereie mieoer>
Tim cine ginlaorng, ii6 elmer peite=
rem l1nteriu6ung 5lt unterperfen.
@arum teilt l1ns SRI. 8raef ni6ts
nit iiber BEN ber5ergreifenben 8riei,
Sen SbereIe an Sic 8ild)of Don Ste
gensburg ri6tete (21. geobember
1880, porin fte ibre ponltGnbige
8ereittpilligfeit erfldrte, ii6 in ir-
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Br1tRllt Etrr zrttl1nu mint alb!

enn bm eb Seier ber Sage bieleid &ennng
Seitnng eaen bah, nn Dir nd m6s it, Sabresraa
nnnoen, 10 btee nidt a ipnon rnbg bis bn ben Sras
ueiie Ser babn amnt @ir enben bene 3einne
Abbes bebentet ben @erln zines smten au 5reunbes
eineu Sd)aben fir bic fatbulide EreHe
On fannh bem Nbonnement auf ben Sboaiuunb size
Spepbnmm &epiu ernueru, 2e eumbeu fol-
aenbem SormuIar
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Werettct

Ser fIeine Wtorib, Ser geroOe
ralcht, miro bon einen Goriibergeben=
ben 5uredtgelpieIen: r@enn idb 0i6
nob einnol ralt6en lebe, Jag ids
0einem 2ebrer."
"a laht Ser fleine O}oriB: v9l6er
. th gebe ia nod gar ni6t i1t oie
S6ule."
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@as lit Elm StplDmat?:

~Sio5, Jag amol, mas is Oenn a
Iiplonat?"
"G05 lit amer, Oer'5 grno 10 fol1It-
Oit binter Ben Sbren fat mie Olt ober
net 10 laltOunm Onberreoet,"
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(S6luB)
g8ie itebt cs nm bic Sttgmata?

slub gegen sic Sttgrata Gbereies
miro &ritif erboben, nanlitb oaB aus
Sen ni6t lpeg5uleltgnenoen @unoma=
len fein frii6es 8lut flieBe OR.
9euti6, g. 1923; Or. Borap- -Wta-
oepifi, g. 117-131; $. @raef g.
64-64). Sb bebaupte, bab irgeno-
mel6e erfunoenen 8eroG6tigungen,
mona6 Gbereles Stigmuta in 3uiam=
menbang gebra6t 1perOen nit Wtenz
itruotionsblut laderli6 iino. 0eo6 ie=
Ser slr5t, ser Sberele unterluht bat,
miro be5eugen, OaB Sbereie gar feline
WtenI nItruotion bat!
@eiterbin miro bebauptet, OaB oie
8lutungen ltnterbroden 1perOen,
peil - ongeblitb - Sberele na6 Ser
8ettpianne perlangt. Giele 8ebal1p-
tung miro pioerlegt bon Souienoen
bon 8elu6ern, bic be5eugen fonnen,
OoB I'M Snufe BON bieruno5man5ig
Sabren bic bluttge 2eioenSefit itale ME
mails lnterbroGen porOen lit (Haolo,
.. 26D. Welter D1rD Der SerDad)t
erboben, OoB Sbereles Wtutter ibr bo5
8h1t ol1fi6n1iert (@raef, 9. 6O). Soat
Sri. @roef mirflid) feline 9lbnung o.
BON, oob berartige5 8lut in lpeni9en
lfinllten gerinnen nitroc? llno oonn,
morl1m miro cine oerartige lfogliGz
felt nift einnoI BON Or. Wnrtini cr<
n0bnt? Gr. meo. g4itrp beobabtete
Sberelc a6t Gage lang 90. Suli
1927 uno 6. Sunni 1882 unO inter
Iucbte ibre 8lutln9 brci Strtnoen
lang nit eincm GergroBerllngSgloS
Cpie e5, nacb Dem 3eugni5 Don 81.
gpolO. ou6 piele onoere 9ler5te to-
tcn). Sn einem lhriftlichen 9lttelt be-
5euQt er C.. SUM 1882, oaB OaS
9ht fIiebt, ooB e5 fri i If 8
8lut lit, BOB eS 90 en ! If cn b I Ii t
lit (Noblo, 9. 265; @pnef, g. %.
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GESUCHT! - Wir suchen

GESUCHT! - Wir Suchen
unSern Onkel Otto Klein. aus
geWandert Won Deutschland
ungefahr UNI das Jahr 1880,
oder deSSen Nachkommen.
Wir sind zWei Jahre hier i'm
Lande. Nun mochten wir ger
ne WiSSen, Wo der Onkel ge-
lebt hat. Sollte jemand nahe-
res WiSSen, bite Schreiben Sic
an: HEINRICH KLEIN, 816
NORTH SIXTH STREET,
SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-06-16
TougaIoo Alumni
Association
Elects Officers

TOUGALOO College (SpeciaD-
The National Tegaloo Alumni As
ISOLATION held its Annual Meeting
at Tougaloo College May n and 70.
On May q, 80 Seniors were in
Quoted into the Alumni Association
by the Alumni president, Mr.. Wal
ter WASHINGTON Of Hazlehurst,
Miss. The main address was de-
livered by DR.. Fred E. Penson, Jr.,
of jackson, Miss. DR.. Penson is
an Alumnus d Tougaloo College.
He was introduced by Mrs. Doris
Hall, chairman of the Executive
Board of the Association and past
president Of the National Tougaloo
Alumni Association.
On Monday 18th the Annual
Business Session of the Alumni As
ISOLATION was held in Old Beard
Hall. The following officers were
CONTINUED on Page Seven)
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MACARTHUR kept jim CROW
WALTER white CHARGES

New York - General Douglas
MacArthur's disavowal of response
bility for the segregation of Negro
troops under his command in the
Far East as reported in The Couri-
er recently was challenged by
Walter White, executive secretary
of the National Association for the
Advancement Of Colored People.
Mr.. White recalled that although
the general had presidential
authorization to break up segre-
CATION and had been urged by the
NAACP official to do so in 1915
and again in 1919, no effective
steps were taken in that direction.
Thurgood Marshall, NAACP speci-
al counsel, who was in the Far
East in January and February,
1851, reported that segregation
was the prevailing pattern in the
Army, whereas the Navy and Air
Force had moved promptly to get
rid of this pattern.
The text of Mr.. Whites state
ment follows:
"There is nothing in my expert
ences with General Macarthur to
justify or warrant any charge that
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Top Notch StyIists
On MIBA Program

Greenville, Miss. - Four of the
country's top-notch hair stylists
will participate in the Training
Clinic to be held in Gulfport, Miss,
for beauticians, July 9-12. The
Clinic is a part of the tenth an
niversary celebration of the Missis-
sippi Independent Beauticians As
ISOLATION which will be held in the
coast city.
Heading the lists of artists and
director of the clinic will be Mrs.
Leola STORMY" Clarke, Chicago,
H., while demonstrations and lee
lures will be conducted bv Mrs.
Allura STAINS. Memphis (Nulox) !;
Mrs. Helen Shinn, Chicago (Cur-
LAM; Mrs. Helen Alexander, Co.
lumbus (Adolph).
Twelve of the nations leading
manufacturers and jobbers of sup
plies and equipment for the beauty
industry will conduct a trade show
in conjunction with the clinic and
association meeting.
Levye Chapple of Greenville is
Public Relations Counsler for the
! MIBA organization.
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Jail Minister Who
Killed White Youth
For Name Calling

CHARLESTON, S. CLAMP
The Rev. Nathan Brown, sc, was
placed in county Jail here last week
on a charge of murder in connec-
ton with the death of white
youth, who with a group Of other
teen-agers were engaged in taunt-
ing the minister with by calling
him ''nigger."
Victim of the ministers ire, was
Edward Davis, Is, who was fatally
wounded at the base of the skull by
a .32 calibre bullet. According to
the minister, group of teenagers
were haunting him with the cry
'nigger." He fired his pistol not
with intent to hit them, but to
scare them away. However, one of
the bullets struck Edward.
Police say the youths were
throwing bricks at a post near the
minister's home. One brick struck
the house, and the minister came
out and told the boys to stop their
throwing. They retaliated by call
ing "nigger.' In turn, he went
back into the house, picked up a
pistol and went out to the wood
shed and fired in the general direc-
ton of the boys.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-06-16
DR.. John A. Lewis
n AIMED President
Morris Brown
College

ATLANTA, Cain meeting
lasting less than 80 minutes Thurs
day morning, the Executive Com
nittee of the Board of Trustees
for Morris Brown College voted
in DR.. John A. Lewis as president
of the college.
DR.. E. c. Mitchell, who acted as
president of the college since last
December, will remain as vice
president, the capacity to which
he was elected by the Executive
Board on three-year contract. in
July. .ss
DIR. Lewis, presently dean of
Payne Theological Seminary at
Wherefore, Ohio, preceded DIR.
William A. Fountain, Jr., in the
Morris Brown College presidency,
having held the position for num-
Der of years.
The twenty-one members of the
Executive Board who were present
voted 19 to in favor of DR.. Lewis.
Reverends ID. Y. Kyle and Allen
Cooper were the two members vot-
ing against the motion.
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SEE LONG PERIOD OF Treatment
FOR CHILD VICTIM OF RAPE BY
48-YEAR-0LD White man HERE
Prominent Local White Women To Aid
Negro Womanhood Defense Committee
Grand Jury Makes
Indictment
Wednesday

JACKSON, Miss, June Ia
DSN)-The 14-year-old Negro
girl victim of rape by a 48-year-
old white man here two weeks ago
was returned to the hospital Fri
day.
The child. who was left in
critical condition both physically
and mentally by the brutality of
the rapist, was taken to Jackson
College for treatment on the day
of the rape where she remained
under treatment until last We'd
nesday. Taken home by her par
ents she became worse and is re-
ported to have suffered periods
of hysteria. On Friday she was
taken to the Copeland Hospital.
where it is reported her parents
were advised that she will have
to undergo a long period of treat
ment.
The father of the child is an
honorably discharged veteran of
World War III. She is the oldest
of five children of which the young
est is only five weeks old.
There were indications here this
week of early action on the case
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ready decided to admit Negroes to
its Medical School because there
is no separate medical school for
Negroes in the state. However, the
State does maintain law school
at the North Carolina College in
Durham.
In OBJECT, the decision admits
Negroes to the law school broke
down the long-standing policy to
"seperate but equal facilities. The
lower court had ruled that the
law school in Durham was $50
inferior as to violate the Consti-
tntional requirement"
The decision opened the way for
mass influx of Negro law stu
dents to the University which last
month reluctantly admitted
single Negro to its medical school
for the first time in its 160-year
history.
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3 Cotton Choppers
Killed, IS Injured
In Truck Wreck

Greenville, Miss. June 11-Three
Negro cotton choppers were killed
and fifteen others injured, several
seriously, when a truck in which
they were riding crashed through
bridge rail and plunged % feet
into Four Mile Bayou, two miles
east of Darlove, at $50 p. m. last
Tuesday.
The dead were listed by Hiway
Patrolmen ]. E. Harrington Of Lee
lard as Mary Mcdowell Clay, SO;
Lee Earl Johnson, 10, and Richard
Robinson, Is, all of the Hollandale
area. Robinson died on the operat-
irg table at the Colored Kings
Daughters Hospital in Greenville
Wednesday of head injuries.
The truck, loaded with 81 chop
pers and operated by Sylvester
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School Boy Who Slew Playmate On
Smith Robinson School Ground Shot
To Death In East jackson Sat. Night

The school boy who was freed
after he had stabbed and killed a
school mate in fight on the Smith
Robinson school ground two years
ago, was himself killed in another
attempted stabbing in a Fannin
Road mite spot in East Jackson,
Saturday night.
The 19-year-old youth, NJ. c..
Robinson, of lit McTyre Street,
was killed instantly when he was
shot through the heart with a %
pistol. Eye witnesses say that when
the bullet struck him, he made a
high leap and fell to the floor
dead.
Chester Grey, World War II
veteran, also of Jackson, is report
ed to have fired the fatal shot.
He is reported to have SURRENDERED
following the incident and was
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