davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-02
poiiIits WOn'i Balk Eisenhower, Thinks Truman
 He'll Put Duly First, Says
 President; Slams New Control Law

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 - B = President Truman said today he does not believe Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's duties in Europe will interfere with anything in 1852 if the General is interested in politics
 But, the President told a news conference. he thinks in any event General Eisenhower will put duty to his country first.
 Two Senators recently returned from Europe - one a Democrat and one a Republican TIT have suggested that Eisenhower's duties as Supreme Commander of Western European Defense forces would keep him out Of the field of possible presidential candidates next year
 Senator Murray (D-Mont, who says Mir. Truman should run again, came back from Europe to give that opinion in an interview. \ similar view was expressed by Senator Brewster (R-Me) who is generally regarded as backing Senator Taft Of Ohio for the Re- publican presidential nomination.
 Eisenhower has been mentioned as a possible nominee by the Repub- licans and also by the Democrats. He has never disclosed his political utilization, if any.
 On other questions MT. Truman said:
 l. He is trying to find cut the facts on charges that Democratic National Chairman William M. Boyle, Jr., received fees from a St. Louis printing firm which got big REC loan.
 He did not say what steps he has taken or through whom he is acting,
 Charges on Loan
 The St. Louis Post-Dispatch has published stories saying the Ameri- can Lithofold Corp. received a $565 900 REC loan in 1949 after re- taining Boyle and that Boyle was paid S8,000 in fees. Previously the printing firm had been turned down several times in it's efforts to get the loan, the paper said.
 Boyle has said he once represented the company in legal matters, but had nothing to do with the REC loan. He also said he gave up his law practice when he took over his present Democratic committee job.
 2. He will fly to San Francisco Sept. 1 to open the Japanese peace treaty conference.
 1 3. He is very sorry that Senator Connally D-Tex) took the position he did earlier this week sharply crit icizing overseas foreign aid pro- grams.
 Speaks for Itself
 1. Asked whether he felt the new controls law would require the relaxation of wage controls, MT. Truman said his statement on signing the bill speaks for itself. In that statement, he hinted at wage concessions, saying the work ing people could not be expected to foot the bill for profits he foresaw from the new legislation.
 In other political notes at the news conference:
 1. A reporter said former Repub- iican President Herbert Hoover had suggested that bis party expose, oppose, and propose" in it's campaign against the Democrats
 With a grin, the President ob- served that he liked that last word but added tie Republicans haven't done that yet
 9 Mention was that Dr Daniel Polling, noted clergyman, has been nominated by the Republicans fol mayor of Philadelphia Mir. Truman was asked his reaction. The Presi- dent replied that he is very fond of that good Baptist, Dr. Polling But then he added he always has to be for the Democrats.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-02
CHARLES BROWN OF
 YAKUTAT DIES HERE

Charles Brown of Yakutat was found dead in the hallway at the City Cafe rooms yesterday, police reported today. There was no ev- idence of foul play, they said. Rel atives in Yakutat have been not flied.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-02
FROM ANCHORAGE

M. P. Munter, contractor from Anchorage, is stopping at the Bara- nof Hotel.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18
NAUJAUS1 NAUJAKURIAI

Apie sausio 19 d. laivu "Gene-
raj Ballou'' j New Yorka atvyks-
ia Sic lietuviai tremtiniai:
Augaitis Elena, Brute = Det-
roit, Mich.
Bakaitis Ona, Vytautas - Bro
ckton, Mass.
Buskevicius Pranas - Hartford
Conn.
Ceberauskas Adolfas - Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Cenkus Ona, Grazina, Rimvy-
das - Bronx, N. Y.
Dedinas Jonas, Vaclava, Anita
mas, Rimvydas, Sabina =
Worcestery, Mass.
Didzbalis Konstancija, Juozas,
Ramutis, Algimantas, Vytau-
tas, Danute - Chazy, N. Y.
Duoba Juozas - Detroit, Mich.
Fricas Gerardas, Ellen, Irena,
Milda, Victor - Midletown,
Ind.
Garbidnas Petras - Elizabeth,
N. j.
Gleveckas Alfonsas - Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Gruzdas Edvardas - Wilkes
Barre, Pa.
Kacanauskas Algirdas, Aldona,
Audrone - Brooklyn, N. Y.
Kalasauskas Mecys - Torring-
ton, Conn.
Kazragis Stasys - Detroit, Mich
Kesminaite Marcele - Jamai-
ka, N. ".
Kesys Antanas - Norwood,
Mass.
Kielaite Aniceta - Bronx, NY.
Klimas Leonas - Brooklyn,NY
Literskis Ona, Ilona, Algirdas
Worcester, Mass.
Mansas Otonas, Meta, Haroldas
- Detroit, Mich.
Micuta Albinas - Detroit, Mich
Palaitis Jurgis - Paterson, NJ
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18

kampiu apgarsinimq lapelis. Kas
gi tai do antgalvis !? Mazytis,. po-
ra zvaigzduciu ir da zenklelis.
| kagi tai atrodo toksai antgal-
Wis? Toks antgalvis gal tiktu
Lietuvoje buvusiu laikrasciu, ku-
rie buvo delno didumo, bet ne pill
nos mieros laikrasciui, kaip Dir
va. Kas toki antgalvi sugalvojo,
tai tikrai tam zmogui biski truk-
sta. Grizkite prie seno antgalvio.
kuris buvo CANA papulerus ir re-
de visa laikrasti. Svetimtauciai
paziureje j antgalvi ir sake: "ar
tik toxic lietuviu laikrasciai"?
Geda."
(Dabartinis Dirvos "antgal-
Wis" pradetas vartoti priess pen
keta metu, tai yra tada, kai lais-
ko rasytojo nemegiamieji ''po-
mai" buvo visi dar anapus van
denynO. Tarp kO kita, jeigu jau
kalbama apie jo diduma, tai jis
yra zymiai didesnis uz antgal-
vius tokiu ''pakampiniu lapeliu'',
kaip Cleveland Plain Dealer, Gle
veland Press, Cleveland News,
New York Times ir KIT. Red.)
Tuo tas laiskas ir pasibaigia.
Viskas butu gerai, tik vienas
daiktas negerai, kad toks narsus
kritikas, kuris reikalauja, kad
kiekvienas jo "kritikos" zodis
butu atspausdintas laikrastyje,
ligi siol neismoko parasyti po sa-
vo laiskais nei pavardes, nei ad-
reso. Tokiais atvejais redakcija
turf visiska teise tokius laiskus
mesti j krepsi nei neskaicius. Bet
cia zmogus raso, kad reikia su-
stabdyti laikrasti, tik nepasako,
kan sustabdyti. Tad dabar 81
laiska skelbiam, kaip koki pa
mesta daikta = kvieciam savi-
ninka atsiliepti, tada isvaduosim
il nuo Dirvos skaitymo kan
ciu u... Tia proga sveikiname
Keleivi, susilaukusi naujo skai-
tytojo, kuris neapkencia kultu-
ros, o jam paciam, tam skaityto-
Jul ,jei jis nori visiskos kalbines
ir "kulturines" ramybes, linkim
verciau susirasti kur nors pale
| pei "Broma Ing Wiecznasti' ir
SUI ia istikimai pasilikti ir taip
;. palaikyti tikra lietuviska, po-
nisku uzgaidu dar nesugadinta
spauda :.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18
1ryS karalidi BaltimOren neat6iO...

gos ir Baltazaras - kap. Kai-
riukstis is Newark, N. J. Trys
karaliai negalejo dalyvauti, mes
du is ju buvo uzimti savo kari
nese tarnybose. Taciau savo
pranesime E. Armanaviciene
pabreze, kad kita karta, kai bus
rengiamas Ats pobuvis, tas
nepasikartos ir programme nu-
matyti pasirengimai bus ivyk-
dyti. ..-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18
"Visokiq Yr- visokiq reik"

ir sitokias durnystes mes turime
laikrastyje skaityt!
(Niekad tokiu 'durnysciu"
kaip sio laisko rasytojas cia pa
sakoja, Dirvoj nebuvo! Red.)
Mat ponUai aiskus lie
tuviskas istarimas - "sunku
snektu"
zinoma, mes, Americas
lietuviai ir trys milijonai atsi-
prasau - milionai, ar milioooo-
mai, ar million ar milliooonai)
tauta, gal ir nezinom ko kabare-
tiskai kalbai reikia ar nereikia.
Bet kad tam 'redaktoriui" rel
kia didelio kauso koses galvon,
tai jau. ta zinom virs dvidesimts
penki metal, tai yra nuo to lai-
ko, kaip jis buvo "vyriausiu"
kalbos "ziuretoju' Loon Pasaulio
Istarija, kuria Dirva leido ir Lie
tuvos spaustuvems dave atspaus-
din.
Tada ia patti Dirva bai-
sius - didelius juokus krete ir
pyko uz sugadinima toxic svar-
baus veikalo, dabar ia patti Dir
va joj kvailystems maitina skai-
tytojus. Loon Pasaulio Istorija
randasi ir dabar Dirvos sande-
liuose. Pavartykite jos pusla-
plus, matysit koks "redakto-
rius" veda jusQ kalbos skyriu.
ivan Loon "zmonijos istori-
ja" ne dabar dar tik ''randasi",
bet senai Dirvos sandelyje yra.
il yra versta V. X. Rackausko,
o surinkta Dirvos linotipu, cia
pat Clevelande, o ne Lietuvos
spaustuves, ir atspausdinta 1925
metals. Prof. Pr. Skardzius, Mu-
su Kalbos skyriaus vedejas su
tuo dalyku neturi nieko bendra.
Jeigu Dirvoje kada is tos kny~
gos buvo juokiamasi, tai buvo
juokiamasi is saves. -. Red.)
Taigi, pasibaigus prenu-
meratai, daugiau Dirvos neskai-
tysiu.
Del palaikymo lietuviskos
spaudos, uzsirasiau Keleivi.
Taipgi Dirvos antgalvis
antgalvis baisiai netikes. IS ant
galvio ziurint atrodo, kad nera
laikrastis, betkoksai te kur is pa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18

Amerikos Lietuviu Taut. Sa
jungos 8 skyrius Triju Karaliu
sventeje buvo suruose Lietuviu
svetaines saleje pobuvi, j kuri
atsilanke nemaza zmoniu. Tx
susirinkusieji labai apgailesta-
vo, kad nepasirode "Trys kara
liai' SUI savo prakalbomis. 0
jais turejo butt: Markets. -
serz. Uznys is Chicagos, Gaspa-
ras - kap. Petraitis is Chica-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18

gomis sporto reikmenimis ir lei
dzia naudotis ir sale.
S, m. sausio 5 d. komanda
turejo pirma susitikima su vie
tine South Western Police Club
komanda ir po itemptos bel sun
kios kovos lietuviai rungtynes
laimejo santykiu 1880 (23:16)
Komanda sudaro Sic jaunuo-
liai: R. A. Cesonis (k-dos kapi-
tonas), Vaitkevicius |, Vaitke-
vicius II, V. Dulys, T. Rossman,
A. Meidunas, A. Bacanskas, j.
Grazys ir A. Veliuona.
A. e.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18
BALTIMORES KREPSININKAI
JAU PASIRODE

Pereitu metu pabaigoje prie
Atletu klubo isisteige naujuju
ateiviu jauniu krepsinio koman-
da. Ju tarpe yra ir vienas cia
jau gimes jaunuolis. Klubo va
dovybe aprupino komanda uni
formomis ir kitomis reikalin-
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Kitame puslapyje yra pranesa-
ma, kad paskutiniu laiku Dirvos
skaitytoju Selma padideja 242
naujais nariais (pridejus sios
savaites prieugli, bus jau per
250). Bet, kaip kiekvienoj Sci
moi, yra ne tik gimstanciu, bet
ir mirstanciQ. Per ta patti laika
esame gave jau arti 20 pranesi-
mu, kuriuose sakoma, kad dau-
giau nebereikia tue adresu stun
tineti Dirvos. Priezastys viso-
kios. Viename laiske angliskai
raso, kad skaitytojas jau prizes
pusmeti mire, kitame - kad
skaitytojo akys jau susilpnejo
(tokiu bent keletas), kitame -
kad jam jau uztenka anglisku
laikrasciu, vienas kitas pyksta,
kad Dirva daugiau rasanti apie
"dypukus'', ne apie senuosius
amerikiecius (vienas is ju pride
da, kad visi laikrasciai istvir-
ko ir senuosius pamirso), dar
vienas pranesa didelemis raid6-
mis-, kad jis KATALIKAS, ir
todel jam Dirvos nereikia, ir tt.
Vienas is tokiu atsisakanciu
taciau NUNS atrodo ne visai pa
prastas, mes savo atsisakyma is
deste labai placiai. Nutarem ir
skaitytojams parodyt, kokio gal
vojimo zmonese kartais pasitai-
ko. Stai tas laiskas:
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Gerbiamoji Dirva:

Kick as zinau, tai mano
prenumerta uz Dirva nepoilgam
pasibaigs. Su apgailestvimu tu-
riu pasakyt, kad daugiau Dirvos
neprenumeruosiu ir neskaitysiu.
AS isitikinau, kad Dirva yra tik-
tai ponu uzgaidu patenkinimui
lapas. Ponai SUI savo kvailys-
TENS uzpildo sieksninius straps
MUS, O jei ka pakritikuoja, tai,
daugiausia, tokias kritikas pa
dedat j gurba. Ia padaret ir su
mano antruoju rasiniu "Juokis
ir Voliokis''
Nuns, Americas lietu-
viams (ne litu'viams, kaip kad
Kauno kabaretu ponai saukia) j,
ia lietuviska spauda beveik ne
reikalinga. Jeigu mes ja prenu-
meruojame ir skaitome, tai tik
delto, kad palaikyt lietuviska
spauda. O jei kuri spauda uz-
pildyta tiktai ponu kvailystems,
tai mes neturime ne maziausio
moro tokia spauda palaikyt.
Jums, gerbiamiejai, jau
daug skaitytoju rase, kad mes
kite is Dirvos netikusius rastus.
o as irgi buvau rases kaipo gero
velindamas laikrasciui, tai uz
tai gavau tiktai isbart; O kitas
rasinys i gurba.
Ar "Juokis ir voliokis"
netiesa rase apie ta kabaretis-
kos kalbos skyriu? Ar netiesa
rase apie ta "lietuviska pusva-
landi", kurie sitaip, tiesa pa
sakius, biauroja lietuviui grazia
kalba radio bangomis ir NUNS,
lietuviams, sitokia geda daro !!
Ar netiesa rase, kad tam kalbos
"mokytojui,, reikia daug ziemu
paklupot pas "rateli" Xxi jis ga
les ka nors pamokyti lietuviu
kalbos? O Tamstos ta rasta nu-
metet j ragaze. Kodel? Ar bijo-
jot kritikos? Ar bijojot, kad po-
nu panaberija bus pazeista?
Ponq kvailystems Dirvos
puslapiai atdari, bet jei kas is
drista ponus pakritikuot - tai
jau, brolyti, ne. Kas gi nori
skaityt Cir laika gaisyt) toki
straipsni, kaip kad tas kalbos
skyrius, arba "kas ir kur'', arba
apie kokia te ponu 'kultura"?
Per visa vasara "aiskino"
aple fusl II kOKla Je Spfausme :.
Iseina, kad orlaivi isprausi tarpe
kokiu kuolp, tai bus "spraus-
me-. Nekitaip! 0 dabar = vi
sas ruduo ir puse ziemos =
"aiskina", kad, esq lietuviu kali
bal nereikia "joto". Vadinasi,
vietoje Jonas, turi but "ionas" !,
vietoje Juozas - "iuozas", vie
toje jam ar ju - liam - iu",
vietoje jog - 'iog'', vietoje
juodas - 'iuodas" ir tt. ir tt:
Tai tikrai stebuklingas dvide-
simto amziaus "redaktorius". Ma
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18
PADEKOS .VAKARAS

Sausio 27 d. naujieji ateiviai
Lietuviu svetaineje ruosia savo
geradariams padekos vakara.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18

Petniunas Ignas, Brute, Raj
mundas = Hartford, Conn.
Podleckis Leonardas, Brute =
Linden, N. J.
Racys Eduardas - Detroit Mich
Reikenis Evaldas, Adolfina -
Philadelphia, Pa.
Rupsys Stasys - Detroit, Mich.
Stankus Povilas - Eascton. Pa.
Tamulaitis Vytautas, Stanisla-
va, Gytis, DANA - Philade1-
phia, Pa.
Zakarka Bronius = Detroit,
Mich.
Trautrimas Jokubas - Pine Ci-
ty, MINI.
Vaskelis Antanina - Water
town, Conn.
Vieraityte Terese = Weston
Mass.
Zubrickas Juozas - Cleveland.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18

Nepaprasta krasto padetis - toll uz vietines
kontroles ribu PLUS salciausi is daugelio
metu lapkritis ir gruodis astral palette
East Ohio pajeguma aprupinti gasu visus
pareikalavimus.
Neziurint musu toll siekianciu planu ir
itemptu pastangQ sudaryti pakankamas tie
kimo salygas, mes dabar susiduriame SUI
galimybe daug didesniu pramoniniu truku-
mu, negu pirmiau buvo numatyta. Visos
didziosios natlralaus gaso bendroves Appa-
lachijos ir Ddziuju Ezeru srityje yra tokioi
pacioj padety.
Per pastaruosius 10 metu mes isleidome
74,50O, 900 - visa tai vien tik Ohio - suma,
didesne, negu buvome isleide per visus pir-
muosius 40 savo veikimo metu. Mes pirkome
plieno vamzdzius kur til1 galejom pernai
East Ohio pirko vamzdzius net Anglijoj
savo reikalams Americas Ruhre - kita va
riacija 'anglies siuntimo Newcastle" Mes
taip pat skolinomes vamzdzius, kuriuos rel
kes veliau pakeisti.
Beveik du trecdaliai neturalaus gaso siai
sriciai dabar pareina is TeXaso, Kansaso,
Oklahamos ir Luisianos. Sios ziemos snie-
go nedaug tesutirpo Ohio, kai milziniskos
kompresines stotys pradejo pumpuoti bilio-
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Stai K0DEL r KA|P tur6tum6t
TAUPYTI NATURALLY CASA
kick tk inlanoma!

nus pedu gaso is pietvakariu neapmatomus
pozeminius laukus Ohio West Virginijoj if
Pennsylvania.
Kiekviena naturalaus gaso peda, kuria
tik buvo galima pirkti ir persiusti, buvo su-
kaupta siuose milziniSkuose kontroliuoja-
muose "sandeliuose", tukstanciai pedQ po
zeme Mes nenuilstamai naudojame pinigus
ir pastangas, kur tik jos gal6jo uztilrinti
daugiau gaso m1su kijentams
Bet tu nepaplastQ pastangQ nebuvo CANA
Visam kraste pietvakarinio gaso pareika-
lavimas dabar didesnis. negu kada nors Ne
paprasta krasto padetis reikalauja Visos
galirnos pagalbos pramonei. Tuo pa&iu metu
nuo mllsu nepareina veiksniai kliudo NUNS
gauti gaso tick, kick rekia patenkinti musu
klijentams.
Todel, kad butu uztikrintas vienodas ga
so teikimas apsaugos pasirengiman1s il kad
butu aprupinti musu vartotoiai per lillusia
ziemos dali, mes turime kviesti yisus musu
klijentus nanny ir komercineje srityje tuojau
sumazinti gaso vartoji1na.
JUS galite sutaupyti gaso ir visdelto IS
laikyti savo butus bel biznio vietas pakan-
kamame patogumo laipsnyje
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18

Seniausias ir graziausiai illus
truotas lietuviskos minties zur-
nalas.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
GU Swimmers Seeking
Second in Row at Duke
speeiol Dispatch 10 The s,or

DURHAM. N. c., Dec. IT.
Georgetown University's SWIM
ming team is after its second
straight victory when it meets
Dukes squad today.
The Hoyas opened their season
Saturday by taking nine of the
10 flrsts in a meet with William
and Mary at Williamsburg, Va.
Pacing the team was Capt. Dick
Tietje, who won the 4OO<yard
freestyle and the individual med
lev.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Late Starting Time Set
For Turner's Mat Show

The starting time for We'd
nesday nights wrestling at Tur-
ner's Arena has been set back
to 8 pm. as a concession to late
Christmas shoppers, Mrs. Florence
Turner announces.
Heading the program is a
match between Gene Stanlee and
the Zebra Kid. Also booked is a
two-man team match involving
Roland Meeker and Bibber Mccoy
against Matte Brown and Big Ben
Morgan.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Mexican Riders Win
In Monterrey Show
BY the Associated Press

MONTERREY. Mexico, Dec. IT.
Mexico was the undisputed win
Iner in her own first International
horse show which closed here last
night.
The highly trained and beauti-
fully mounted Mexican team, led
by Olympic jumper Col. Humberto
Marbles, swept seven first prizes
five of them team competitions
and two individual.
Brazil's threesome, captained by
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Hockey at q Glance

bf me AssoctoIed rresk
Yesterdays Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Montreal, 4; Boston. 2.
Chicago, 4; Toronto, 8.
Detroit, 3; New York. 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, 8; Cleveland. /.
Pittsburgh, 2; Buffalo, /.
Providence, 4; st. Louis. 8.
Hershey, 4; Indianapolis, (overtime).
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Victoria, z; Seattle. 9
EASTERN LEAGUE.
New York. g.; Boston, /.
New Haven. 4 Johnstown. 2.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Troy. s; Chatham, 2.
Yesterdays Schedule.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Vancouver at Saskatoon.
No games scheduled in any other leagu,
Evening star., 1951-12-17
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
MONDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1851

The United States team here
was made up of Arthur McCashin,
Pluckemin. N. j.; Maj. John Rus
sell. Harrisburg, Pa, and Billy
Steinkraus, Westport, Conn.
Evening star., 1951-12-17

prise victor in the closing Olym-
pic-style Nations Cup event last
night. After a poor showing all
week, the United States threesome
won the team first place.
Evening star., 1951-12-17

John w. Wofford, Milford, Kans.,
took one while Ireland's military
Jumping team failed to make a
first.
The United States was the sur
Evening star., 1951-12-17
LITTLE SPORT

Maj. Eloi Oliveira Menezes. took
three firstS.
The United States Olympic team
under non-riding captain, Col
Evening star., 1951-12-17

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Commonwealth that is the pride
Of all the citizens.
Since His Excellency has brand
ed the College Of Education and
Industrial Arts as essentially a
segregated school, this question
is in order: in the light of His
with care the language of the
original compact drawn up and
agreed upon by both church and
state in 1887 when the joint n
terprise was begun, he will see
clearly that the State of Ohio
came to Wherefore to help and
not hinder, to foster and not to
destroy the noble heritage Of our
Founding Fathers. The language
Of that document is clear and un-
ambiguous. Yet certain political
minded leaders Of the Negro race
who placed vested interests above
loyalty to their race have, through
the intervening years, sought to
destroy the grandest symbol of
the hopes and aspirations Of
fifteen millions Negroes in A
merica.
Moreover we feel that His Ex-
cellency is eminently correct in
saying that the great Common
wealth of Ohio cannot be guilty
Of establishing a segregated in
stitution of higher education on
it's soil. Such an act would de-
grade our state and cause it to
be branded as reactionary in the
light of trends that are now evil
dent even in southern states.
Supreme Court rulings are open
ing up southern universities to
Negroes almost daily SO to speak.
Now for Ohio to ignore this pro-
, 1951-05-15
By DIR. CHARLES L. HILL

After a careful and critical n
alysis of His Excellency's brilliant
message, and in the light of the
total situation that has obtained
new for almost four years at Will
berforce, I comply gladly with
their -. requests.
In the first instance, / feel that
it has taken much courage for
his Excellency to say what he has
said in his veto message to the
legislature. But the possession of
courage and moral principles is
the earmark Of true statesman
ship. His Exceiiency has mani
tested both Of these virtues to an
unprecedented degree in politics
III the State of ohio. Such courage
Jus ac..vn as His E%xcellency has
D~nlIes.eu, ntts him even higher
above the political opportunism
and demagogery so characteristic
of the average cheap politician Of
the weather-vane calibre. We see
clearly the tall stature of the man,
and to my way Of thinking, his
stature has increased. His Excel
ency has placed moral issues
above even party considerations,
and this makes him a statesman
of the first magnitude.
His Excellency has, for the first
time since the Wherefore de-
bacle, drawn out the basic and
fundamental issues involved, and
has presented them to the citi-
zenry of the Commonwealth. We
all see clearly now the far-reach-
ing implications of the Wilber-
force dilemma, implications which
some of us have always known
from the very beginning.
IF ONE TAKES TIME to read
, 1951-05-15
What Noted People Are Saying

BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
Observation-Disclosures Secretary MarshaN- "There was
really very genuine regret that the action of dismissal (of General
MacArthur) was actually taken Very careful consideration was
given to ways and means possible % avoid that action"
PARIS Former u. S. Ambassador to Britain Joseph Ken
nedy- 81 found much less fear in Europe about the danger of war
than exists at home"
HOUSTON, Tex Mrs Hiram Cole Houghton, president
of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, speaking Of her sex
"What a power W e a be in running this world of urs if we will
but realize our potenhalies"
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j. William T. Kirk, social service
leader citing General Macarthur as a argument against those who
claim age is a deriment to productivity AT the age of II he
has had to face the awkward choice of accepting a position at $780,
600 from Remington Rand r $15O,OOO a year working IS a sales.
man for Hadacol"