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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-15
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3eit erfennt oie 2ebren Ser @elbi6te
niht an nno glaubt, Die grfoIge ser
MISREPRESENTATION uno Der @roB-
betriebe aub auf 6as poIitiide @e-
biet iibertrasen fonnen. sic iiber.
iiebt, baB aub Maiienproouftion unb
@roBbetrieb groBte Bra5iiion, iorg-
fdltige @lieberung uno reibungsloie
3uiammenarbeit aller Mbteilungen
5ur 8orausiesung baben. l1no oas
gilt ald fir bie politild)e unb io5iale
Organization ser 80lfer uno ser @e-
leai6aft, ion itatt zines Iebensbollen
Srganismlls ni6t elm dara9terloier
8rei o6er Elm troltloier S6erbenberg
5uItanbe fommen.
gs lit 6arafteriltii6 fir bas fur5.
li6tige Oenfen ,1nlerer Belt, baB man
INNER nur bon Der v@roBe", lei es
an 3abl ooer ltmfang, Sen grfolg
ertuartet. Wan reoet bon vglobalen"
l1nternebmungen, bon elmer @elt-
liberation II. ogl., obne in naipem
@ntbuiiasmus an bie Nottpen6igfeit
5u oenfen, baB iol6e Bl1ne Sraum
uno S6aum bleiben miiiien, 1penn
ni6t feitgefiigte @emein= uno Staats-
meIen Die Auaoern fir lol6e @ebilbe
liefern. gtun lit es aber Gatla6e, oaB
geraoe in Sen ~0emofratien" oie
Wuni5ipdl> uno Staatspolitif oft in
flagli6er 8erfailuns lit, menn iie
nibt gar bonn @angItertum, Henber=
gaitismlls unb abnli6en unlauberen
eri6einungen beberrldt miro.
8or einigen Sagen peroffentli6te,
INN MIR ein 8eiipiel anaufiibrer,
George 6. SofoIifp cine geraoe5u
nteoeri6metternoe 8etrabtrng iiber
Ben 8anfrott ser Stabt SEEM gorf.
gr ldrieb II. a.: vWan fommt nidt
an Ser Eotlnde porbei, oaB Die groBte
Stabt Der Ser. Staaten nit elmer
8eb0lferung bon a6t Wiaionen, am
Nanoe oes 8anfrotts itebt. @iiroen
Die I'M 8ripatseiddft eiiltieen 3eeeln
Ser 8u6priifung auf ben Stano ser
|Sta6t angetpanot tperben, Damn 1r1iiBte
oas @eri6t ei,len Mailenpernalter
beitellen um Die porbanoenen @ert-
beltdnbe 81 iihern 1iito pielleiht Die
2iqnioierung ein5uleiten 8iel-
lei6t lit Seem gorf Elm au GROCER 8e-
trieb, Inn bon 8olittfern berlpaltet au
merben, oeren er0Bte 2ebenserfab.
rung Sarin beItebt, baB es ibnen ee-
lang, in elm gnt gepdblt 5l1 tper-
oen Si6erli6 niisen ser Stabt
feline Saliatipmittel tpiepobl iie oe,t
Bolitifern gu einem tpeiteren Mmts-
termin berbelfen mogen, bebor bie
rei9ite Staot Ser @elt folliert."
8ie piele anoere 8roBItGote unter
dbnlider Milere leioen, ent5iebt ii6
,tnlerer &enntnis. No6 fblimmer als
brobenber finanaieller Huin iino oie
Hei itbeulen Ser &orruption bes 8e=
trl1gs, uniauberer @el6Gfte sl1nt
S6aoen oes GGolfsnobls, bes oiref=
ten 1no inbireften 2anbesberrats. Die
Sdaoen oes Solfsmobls, oes biref-
biiaungen i'm &ongreB unb in bet
@eri6ten entbalt in oieIer Sinlt9t
aapitel, oie ni6tS @utes fir Die 3u-
funft perbeiBen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-15

uno infoniequent. @ir beibuidtigen
GuBlanb. @ir reben nit GuBlanb
Sraftur. gBir entipaffnen Deutib-
lanb. 8ir betpaffnen 0euti6lanb.
8ir berbdngen iiber Spanien Den
8ann. 8ir nerbanbeln NIT 5panien
iiber pertraulibe Mbmabungen. 8nlo
iiberbGufen mir uniere europdiihen
8erbiinoeten als Butenonfel nit Mil-
liaroengeibenfen, balo oroben mir,
oie Hoae zines erimmigen Sdulmei-
tiers 5u ipielen.
Sn ser einbeimii6en HoIitif be-
Haete 0r. Sapes ioaialiltiide ,tno
idfulariltiibe genoen5en uno Die fort.
ihreitenbe uno rfalt repolutiondre"
Neiguns our @rtpeiterung Ser 8egie-
runesgetpalten uno -funftionen unb
Der 8iirofratie, bie iid ,nebr ltnb
mebr aud auf bas gr5iebungsmeien
erItredt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-15
MppeQ Ses FrGiibenten

8rGiioent Sruman foroerte in elmer
Hunofunfanlpra6e bos Golf auf
ieine an ben &ongreB geri6tete
6oroerung, fir oie sluslanosbilfe
81 900,O0O,000 5u betpiuigen 5u
unteritiiten, Itatt li6 our6 cine Spar=
iamfeitsfampagne in oieiem @abliabr
Oagegen beeinfluiien 5u Iallen.
vgs lit beiier," iagte Ser 8r6ii=
bent in ieiner itarf politiid gefdrbten
9tl1nofllnfreoe, uoen aantpf gegen
Sen &ommunismus 81 gepinnen,
itatt irgenOeine 6eionoere @abl." gr
beidulOigte iene, Sic iein 8rosramm
fritiiierelL oaB lie politild)e Motibe
Ser @oblfabrt Ser Station 11no Ser
freien @elt poranieben 11n0 iagte, iie
lnterltiitten bamit tatIG6li6 Sen
aommunismus, tuie iebr tie i'm au6
nit @orten angreifen mogen.
~Gs lit lebr lei6t, ols 9emagoge
Spariomfeit 81 preoisen 1lno gegen
oie IuslanOsbilfe 81 reoen. 9ie Sal
tl1ng oes &ongreiies auf Sem 8ebiet
Oes gegenleitigen Si6erbeitsprogram=
mes miro cine tpabre Srobe auf bie
itaatsmanniitbe Saltung iein. @enn
Ser &ongreB bieie 8robe beitebt, Damn
meroen mir unIeren &inoern bas foit=
barite grbe binterlaiien f0nnen, oas
es ii6erbaupt gi6t - cine frieoli9e
@elt uno elm beiieres 2eben. Die @e,
i6ihte bot uns oiele 8eranttportung
unO bieie @elegenbeit geseben. @as
Ser &ongreB tun miro, bat iebr biel
nit Ser Ofogli6feit 5u tun, einen
neuen 8eltfrteg 81 permeioeu. gs
mag oen l1nteri6ieo 5tpii6en 2eben
unb SOB fir piele bon eu6 beoeuten,
Oie mir beute abeno 5uboren."
CT lagte, bie berlangte Sltmme iei
nidt aufs 8eratelpobl, ionoern in
monatelangen1 Stl1oium iiber bas,
mas bie rationale Si6erbeit erbeii6t,
feItgeleet norben. Wait oielem @oIb
Iolle oie birefte uno inoirefte militG-
ride &ilfe fir unIere sliierten inn
nd6Iten nit bem 1. ssuIi beginnenoen
5isfaliabr finan5iert tperoen, 1lno iie
entbalte aud einen perbaltnismdbig
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-15
Mmerifas @eltfIbrmng

Mmerifas 8eltfiibrmns
Die tpirfli6en uno angebliden Ser,
iaumniiie @uropas oienen manhen
Golitifern als Sornano sur 8ertn.
i6une oer nadlenoen lln3ufrieoen-
belt nit Dem Stano ser 9inge in
slmerifa ielber. go iebr Bolitifer uno
Elm Sell Der Breiie iid bemiiben,
Stimmung 81 MAIDEN fin Die
gopulariiierung unierer 8eltfiibrer-
role - es tritt l,nnerfennbar cine
getpiiie GerOroiienbeit nit Der &on-
5entrierung auf Sragen ser @eltpoli-
tit berpor. 0arin biirfte tpobl Der
Sauptgruno fir bic Nblebnung Ser
aagemeinen 8ebrpfli6t ourb Ben
aonsreB gu iuden iein, uno oesglei-
ben Die fiible Iufnabme, Die Brdii-
Dent Srumans sl6tmilliaroen-Y -Yro-
gramm fir Iuslanbbilfe gefunben
bat. Die Ippelle, bie Sr. Gruman
al BEN &ongreB unb an bns 8olf ge-
ri6tet bat, I'M Streibuneen an iei-
nen Soroerungen entgegen5uarbeiten,
lin0 beaei6nenb.
Sie internationole Gage nGbert lih
5peifellos einem fritil6en Stabil1m.
8ir poIlen oamit nibt iasen, baB
naf unierer 4nIt6t Elm ruIlii6er
slngriffsfrieg 51 ermarten lit. STUB
lano fann our6 einen groBen &rieg
niht mebr erreiben, als ibm nit
leinen bisber befolgten Metboben CUR
8ellte fGllt. gs miro aIlerbines one
Sebel in geipeguns ieten, ii6 in
OieIen Wetboben bes &alten &rieges
nidt itoren 5ll laiien. @enn mir bon
einem fritiiden Stooium re6en, ba-
6en mir Sic 0irfung inn Sinn, pel1e
cine etiuaige Diltan5ierung slnerifas
auf sic gntpidlungen in europa
baben fonnte. Iieie f0nnte in 2Gn-
bern NIT GROCER slrbeitsloiisfeit, tpie
3. 9. Stalien, iebr na6teilig iein. sic
fonnte aber au6 ibr @utes boben
inoem lie Die Selbltbilfe, bie ia in
oen meiiten europail6en 2Gnbern ME
eingeidlafen lit, frdftig anipornt. gs
mag lein, boB europa beute i6on piel
Itarfer pdre, lpenn mir es niht an5u-
iebr bepormunoet bdtten! @enn bie
eltropaif6eu 2anber einmal groBerer
SelbItdnoigfeit iib erfreuen, iperben
iie pielleiht nit Dem ruiiil6en &oloB
= ipie in ser Gergangenbeit! - beI-
ier fertig 1perben als 1tnter Mmerifas
8emutterune!
gs mag iein, baB GuBlano geraoe
bas befiir6tet unb Imerifa als Bart-
ner baben modte, I'M bie Solitif bon
.Salta unb Botsoam fortieben 5u
tOnnen. =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-15
1trlatrn
Nnslanbsbilfe

Braiibent Eruman forberte am
0onnerstag in elmer 8oti6aft BEN
&ongreB auf, Die Sun1me BON
81, ,90O,O00,0OO, Die er fir bie aus,
lanosbilfe perlangte, nidt berab5u.
ieben uno ieoe rgfiid5uespolitif" gu
berlneioen, voie Die @efabr zines BLU
tigen Samples on unieren eigenen
&iiiten birgt".
gr Darnte Dor elmer rfall6en
Spariamfeit" uno lagte: sd miiroe
Dem &ongreB nift empfeblen, einen
Collar mebr aus5ugeben, als fir oie
llnteritiitung erforoerlib lit. Iber es
gibt feline faljdere spariamfeit ols
iene, Die ourb Die tragii6e 8braie
gefenn5eidnet miro: gu nenig uno
81 ipat."
sSsn ieiner 9oti6aft lebnte ser 8rd-
lioent ieoe Eolitif ab, unter Ser bie
uS auf ibre Siibrung in Ser @elt
oer5ibten ltno ii6 auf Die Serteioi-
gung ser peitli6en SemilpbGre fons
5entrieren iuiiroe, lno erfldrte, oieIe
groBe auslanosbilfe lei notig, Inn Sic
Civilization 5u retten.
gr erflGrte, es eebe nur atpei M0g=
li6feiten itatt Ser freien 8elt I'M
&ompf gegen BEN &ommunismus 5r
belfen: I. ein 8rdpentinfrieg, Inn
GuBlanb 5u bernibten; 2. ooer &iid-
5ug alli Die tpeitlide Semiipbdre.
geioe 9llternatiben ieien ausges
l6loiien, iaste er, oenn fein gottess
fiir6tiges Golf tpiirbe einen Hrdpen=
tipfrieg ald nur einen Iugenblid in
Grpugung 5ieben runo penn mir
mabnlinnig genlg Ddren, es 51 tun"
Damn ipiiroen Die Soften in Collars
alein iiber oieies Silfsprogramm iebr
melt binausgeben.
SIM &apitol itoBt bie eroBe Sorbe-
nuf iGarfe Sppnlition. Ri6arbs
(9.-S.g), bonn Sausfomitee fir aus
udrtiae Sragen, lagte, Ser Braiioent
babe piel 3upiel @elo perlanet, uitatt
oas faule Sol5 5ll entfernen. Die
aominiltration miro biuig babonfom=
men, penn sic &ebuftion ni6t mebr
als cine Weiaioroe betragen miro, un0
id modte iett nidt iagerl bob Tie
ni6t groBer iein ipiro". Senator
g6pin Sobnion (0.=golo.) meinte:
vGie 5orberung iollte auf bie Salfte
beruntergeiebt 1per6en, uno ou6 bas
pure INNER nod Iebr gener0s."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-15
Sin iueiterer Mppen

Sn leiner 9otid)aft, oie er ant ssrei=
tag fur5 Dor ieiner 9lbreiie na9 sslo-
rloa an Sen &ongreB i6idte, fam Ser
Eraltoent gum orittenmul in oieruno-
5pan5ig Stunoen ouf Ieine Soroe-
rung 5uriid, oaB an ser perIangten
8eDilligung bon 81, 90O,OOO,OOO fir
OaS nd6ite 6isfaliabr ni6tS 9eItri-
hen merOe. Gr lagte:
~Gas SSabr 1862 mag lei6t al
elmer fritiiten 3eit i'm slufbou ser
Serteioigune fiibren. Die ausl6log-
gebenoe gnti6eibung 5tpiiden ser
freien ltno ser perlflaoten @elt 1tebt
auf Dem Spiel. Sino lie ltarf, bann
neroen sic 9tationen imitanoe iein,
BON elmer ipeiteren Communication
Iggreliton ab5ui9reden ODER lie su-
riid5upeiIen, menn tie erfolgen Iollte.
Vttt oieler Starfe uno ser gnti6loI-
lenbeit, 5u Der lie ermrtigt, fonnte oie
freie @elt borangeben uno NIT 3u-
oerli6t BEN idlieBli6en Serfan ser
Sflaoentpelt Der Sotpiets erparten."
Son bieie StGrfe enttpideIt tper.
Den, Damn nuB aud Die amerifaniIte
Silfe fortseiest iperoen
Gortietuns auf Seite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-15

sd ebre Die Saltung zines abio-
luten Baaifilten aber in elmer @elt
Ser @efabren uno offener 0robungen
lit Der Ha5ifismus SelbItrnoro fir
irgenbeine Regierung unb fann bem
5rieoen nibt bienlif lein."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-15

fleinen 8etrag fir sic te6nii6e Silfe
5llr gntluiflung riiditdnoiger &C.
biete.
rGas gan5e 8ro9ramm lit Elm iorg-
faltig ernogener aftionsplan, Inn
Ser Serausforoeruns 5u begeenen -
nidt nun ser Serausforoerung &uB-
lambs, ionbern ser 3eitlage," iogte
Ser 8rdiioent.
gr nies oarauf bin 5aB oie ber-
langte Summe tpeniger als 5tpeiein=
balb Ero5ent oes @ertes ser gatio-
nalproouftion betrase, aber es gebe
oiele 2eute i'm &ongreB unb i'm 2ano,
Die iogen Die auslanosbilfe iei eine
ldone Sade, aber tie iollte INN einiee
Vtilliaroen beruntergeiest per6en.
~Gas lit ein iebr populGrer Stano-
punft, beionoers i'm SinbIid auf oas
8abliabr," iagte Sr. Sruman (oer
ielbitperitGnblidJ al1d nid)t i'm Sraum
an Oas @abliabr oenftD. vgs lit ge.
nau 10 populdr ipie elm 9ampaenes
peripreben, Sic Steuern 5u ienfen.
aber id CLAUDE, sic meiiten BON eud
neroen mir 51geben, OaB tuir beiler
oaron maren, ben &anpf gegen SEN
GommunismuS 5u getpinnen, als
irgenoeine belonoere @abl 5u getpin-
men, 8ir uno Die anoeren 0otionen,
oie an unierer Seite Iteben, baben Sen
SUB auf Sen rehten 8eg geiest. 0os
gegenieittge neutrality-suspicious. lit
III Gerbinoung nit unieren 9e-
mitbungen, unlere eigenen Streit-
frafte arf5ubal1en, ser bette uno bill
ligIte @eg, uniere Siderbeit 5u er-
rei6en.
~Gos ge9enieitise Si6erbeitspro>
gramm bat bereits quite SortI6ritte
genadt. gSir berlieren unieren
&f ni6t, mir geipinnen i'm. 8ir
maren BON unlerem Stanbpunft aus
Iebr toridt uno piiroen uns in ser
8ei6id)te nit elmer S1ulo beIaIten,
nenn mir iett a1fboren tpoIlten.
r9ie Sopietl11ion fann ibren
Sraum bon Ser @eltberri6oft 11i6t
pertpirfltben, penn iie Die freien gtu=
tlonen nidt cine nad Der anoeren Der
l6lingen fann. Wfit unierem Silfs-
programm nebmen mir 11i6t oie @elt
auf Die S6ulter, ionbern erm0gliben
es Der freien 8elt, altf ibren eigenen
SiiBen 5l iteben -.
D@ir baben quite 9llliierte, uno lie
baben uns ni6t i'm Sti9 geIailen.
@inige Sellte fragen, Oh tie fdnpfen
meroen; aber man bltfe auf Die @rie-
6en lno Sic Eiirfen: Tie f1mpfen. 9ie
Sran5oien opfern @ut uno 9lut in
Snoo6ina. Die 8riten befGmpfen Die
&ommuniiten in BEN 9i6ungeln bon
UtalaDa. ltn6 in &orea, mo- mir sic
Sauptlalt tragen, baben li6 uniere
Auiierten ltns angei6loIien uno tim,
ma5 lie tlln fonnen. @ir baben quite
unO tapfere Sreltuoe auf unIerer
Seite, uno lie nerOen ba lein, tpenn
es sur &raftprobe fomnt.
oSie Dobre 8efabr fir sic Sider=
belt oieies 2an0es lit ni6t oie 8efabr
oeS 8anfrotts, es lit bie @efabr zines
fommuniitiiden 9lneriffs. Sd foroere
trgeno lenano beraus, mir All Iaqen,
mie lid, oieIes 2ano berteioigen lon,
menn mir unlere IQiierten perlaIIen
uno bier auf bieiem Sentiment uns
oerfrie6en.
~Nienanb bebouptet, 0aB mir oGein
Die Serteioigung Ser freien gSeIt
itbernebnlen mitiien. 9as 1pGre genuu
10 tori6t lpie ser GerIud, obne
6reltnoe ollS5ufonmen. @ir f0nnen
Die freie @elt nid5t ollein berteioigen,
aber eS liegt in inherent SSnterelie,
unIeren 6reunoen 81 belfe1t, oamit lie
1td) lel6it belfen fonnen, oenn tpenn
mir lie berteiOigen, perteioigen mir
oud inns ielbit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-15

auf5nbringen, bon 6enen mir bierou-
lanoe gar feline Ibnung baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-03-15
Giue 2ebre fir nniere 3eit

Mn Ser 8ielieitigfeit feines Min-
gems aerbraf Der ntdhtige @niier
Rarl, tpie er pei ieinem Experiment
nsit@fetnen 11bren frfannte. llnfere
Evening star., 1952-10-29
LAST 3 DAYS.!
Famous Label WooIens in
a GREAT COAT SALE

Forstmonn, JuIIiord. Stroock,
Uxbridee, American Woolen
Co., ooodoII-Fleeoe
even beautiful imports in
cluded. Every one q fashion,
textured wooIen! Every one q
foshion-cut pendulum sill
houette! Sizes 10 to l8;
l6Iz to 24Hz in the group.
SY6 n. Washington: 2nd r. SiloeS
Spring 4 Pdrktngton
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-01

and Children to Six
308 First Street, SW Roanoke, Va.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-01

sometimes even the most unsuspecting
persons are eligible for social security ben
efits. One of our representatives visited a
small town on his regular trip and had
taken an application from Mrs. Wilson for
widows insurance benefits. He had re-
quested proof of her age. Mrs Wilson said
that her aunt, Mrs. Clark, had their fam
lily Bible in which her date of birth was
shown.
The social security representative Wis
tied Mrs. Clark to- copy the information
from the Bible. During the conversation
she mentioned that she, too, was widow.
Her husband died about a year ago. The
field representative asked if Mr. Clark had
ever had a social security card After a
moments thought, Mrs. Clark said "Well
yes, l believe he did" Further questioning
revealed that her husband had worked
long enough to be insured. Her applica-
ton was then taken for benefits
The representative explained to- Mrs.
Clark what social security would mean TO
her. First, she would receive benefit pay
ments each month. Second, because the
benefits are retroactive six months, six
checks were already due her. In addition
TO these monthly insurance payments she
would receive lump-sum payment of
$4,000.
Mrs. Clark was overwhelmed by this
good news. She said, 1--WE heard of So
cial security but never dreamed it would
apply to me. It couldn't come at a more
needed time
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-01
Roanoke YWCA Holds
Recognition Service

Teen-age girls. who have joined the Y
Teens during Y-Teen Roll Call this week
WELL be feted at a community wide cele
bration tomorrow Sunday, October 26, al
the Mt. Zion AMI E. Church on Gainsboro
Rd. Celebration will take the form of a
Recognition Ceremonial written especial
ly this year at Y-Teen Pilot Conference
at Lake George, N. Y.
In announcing the recognition ceremon-
ial, Miss Myrtle Gentry, Y-Teen secretary,
said that all parents of Y-Teens, teachers
in the schools and commonly leaders have
been invited in order that they might see
a graphic portrayal of the YWCAs work
Continued to Page y
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-01
Sparkman's Labor Record
Checks With Satisfaction
by RANDOLPH [. WHITE

Despite his post poor record Of per-
Torrance on the civil rights issue, Senator
Sporkmon has proved himself friend Of
American Organized Labor. No better
proof Of this fact is needed than his &C,
Of voting to sustain President TrUmon's
veto Of the infamous Toft-HortIey Labor
Low.
Before an enthusiastic crowd Of rs, 900
people in los Angeles Streom-Lond Park,
at q ClO sponsored outing q few weeks
ago, the Alabama Senator branded loft
Hartley major sin of the Republican
Party against American labor.
Referring to what Governor Stevenson
has termed the Republican Liberal Hour"
thot occurs Just before every National EIec
iion, Senator Sporkmon said the COPS
labor stand cannot be separated against
the best interests of the farmer and the
small businessmen.
In his remarks concerning the explosive
civil rights issue, the Senator praised Gov
ernor Stevenson for bringing new vision
and new genius" to bear on this important
problem. Sporkmn sold we can heartily
echo Governor Stevenson on his sugges-
ton that "fhe time has come to talk SEN
sibly about how we can make more rapid
progress in this (civiI rights field rather
than how we can make more votes"
This writer is of the opinion that it
would be quite unfair for American Negro
voters to censure too horshly the Senator
from Alabama solely on the basis of his
past actions on civil rights. Because, offer
all, q persons environment is mainly re-
sponsible for his actions. Once removed
from such environment and tronspIonied
in q healthier atmosphere there is every
good reason to believe that such person
might reverse his trend of thought and
action. Certainly this holds true in the
case Of another gentlemen from Alabama.
We refer to none other than u. S. Supreme
Court Associate Justice Hugo Black. A for
mer member Of the miserable "Kniohts
Of the Bed-Sheets" clan QKKK), the honor
oble Justice Black has proved himself to
be the Negroes best friend in the races
Struggle to achieve first-cIoss citizenship.
Thus, after full consideration Of all the
facts involved and foir comparison Of
the records of the top candidates of the
two major parties, we do not believe thot
the American Negro has anything to lose
if he supports the Stevenson-Sporkmon
ticket.
Anyone who is q friend to American
labor is automatically friend to the
Negro. This being true, we urge the race
to vote the national Democratic Partys
ticket and give Sporkmon q chance to
show his mettIe. Certainly the Negro has
nothing TO lose by such action on Novem-
Der fourth.
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-03
ADAMS x ROADS
Mrs. Marian Robinson
Phone Greenwood 1857

Mrs. Debbie Fountain has return
ed to her home after nursing Mrs.
Edward Lyden for a couple of
weeks.
Miss Virginia Lee Robinson was
Saturday supper guest of Miss Jane
Mcdowell of Bridgeville.
Misses Virginia Lee Robinson,
Jane Mcdowell and Irene Rust
spent Wednesday evening with
Mrs Woodring of SeSfOrd. Mrs
WOOdring was the girls teacher
last year.
Miss Jane Mcdowell spent S&tnr-
day evening and Sunday with Vir-
ginia Lee Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall CustwOrtI
and daughter, Nancy, of New Jer-
sey, spent Sunday with Mr.. ]. w
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Johnson and family.
Mrs. Lizzie Andrews and Mr.
Harrison Trice were callers at the
Adams Homestead on Sunday.
The w. S. c. S. of BloOmery will
have a bake at Coney and Williams
Store in fredericksburg on Saturday
October 18th, starting at 10 a. m.
Sunday School at 10 a. m, mex
Sunday at BlOOmery.
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-03
Watch out For Riddles Is Plea
Of Delaware Safety Council

Watch out for them, think for
them, protect them!"
J. James Ashton, manager of the
Delaware Safety Council, made this
appeal to motorists today as he
asked their support of Delaware's
September Child Safety program
which is being conducted in COOP
Grafton with the National Safety
Council.
children are needless" Mr.. Ash
ton pointed out. ''YOu can't expect
them to be constantly on the alert
for traffic and you can't pen
alize them even when they are in
the wrong"
National Safety Council figures
show that approximately 1890 chill
dren under Is years, of age were
Killed in motor vehicle accidents in
1851, Mr.. Ashton said. He pointed
out that many accidents in which
child pedestrians lost their lives
could have been avoided if the mo-
torists involved had thought twice
once for themselves and once for
the children they struck down.
With the reopening of school
this month";" Mr.. Ashton continued,
more children will be on the
streets. This means more chances
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-03
Soccer At U. Of D.

Thirty-two candidates for the
University of Delaware soccer team
ere now working out on Frazer
Field under the direction of Coach
Alden Whitley" Burnham.
Eight new men have joined the
squad since its first meeting last
Monday afternoon. Last year Coach
Burnham's hooters posted the best
team record since 1941 when they
broke even in ten contests. The
1941 log of six and four was the
best record in the history of the
game at Delaware.
Six starting players have been
lost from the 1851 squad. Co-cap-
tains Nelson Wilcox, center half
back, and Harold Belts, right wing,
both have graduated. Wilcox was
named a member of the All Middle
! Atlantic team last year and Belts
received honorable mention on the
1850 All American squad. Also
gone are goalie Don Martin, an
other All Middle Atlantic choice
and left halfback Don Vansant who
like Belts, received 1850 All Ameri-
can recognition. Regulars Jair dos
Santos and Nick Paxson are also
among the missing.
On the positive side of the ledger
Delaware has two capable per
formers in co-captains Jack Kintel
and Andrew Schmidt. Kintcr has
been the first-team All Middle At
lantic fullback for two consecutive
years and also captains the varsity
lacrosse team. He should have his
finest season this year Schmidt
was leading scorer in 1851 witt
seven goals in ten games. Agains