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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27

&eiiortminilterien 5useteilt tperoen.
Gs miro Sa6e Der fommenoen 8era=
tungen i'm S6umun-Blan=B
iein, oie Gin5elbeiten Ser 3uItdnoig-
felt 5piihen @uropa=8eborOe uito mo-
tionolcn &cgierungen ioipie 5ipii6eit
Sen iuprnnntionalen Srganen inter
einunoer felt5ulegen.
Neben oieien in oie 3ufunft mel
lcnoen europaiIhen 8elbliiiien baben
Iih sic Wfinii tier in 2uremburg llno
oa3 Earlnment in StraBburg aus
fitbrlih nit Ser slrbeitsaufnabme Der
Crgunc Ser Wontan=l Union beld)1f=
tigt. Ser Gr1iiOent Ser Soben 8ebor=
Sc Scr Wonton=llnion, Sean Wonnet,
bat ouSfiibrliD iiber Oie bisberige
SGtigfeit lrnO iiber oie Blane Ieiner
8cboroe bcribtet. Die Iusfiibrungen
WonnCt5, iomie audi lein 8ertCbt iiber
Die ,Siiblrngnubme nit Der brittlben
lmo amcrifaniId)cn Gegierung, baben
oic poQe 3ultimnllng Ser 9luBenminis
tier uno Oes EurlomentS gefunben.
Scr Sd)umon-Gla lit Oalnit noh bel
nube Slpeij0brigcr &orbereitltng 8irf=
liOfeit gelporOen. Gem gemeinlamen
!Rorf ouf ocm @cbiet bon &oble uno
Stobl Itcben bomit feinerlei Sinoer=
niiie mcbr cntgegcn. gS gilt iest fir
oic Oprl0lt'ig III Surenbllrg Oerblei=
bcnNe Soohc 9eb0rOe, 5u planen un0
Die eHrpp0ilOc @irtihnft 5l1 einem
!0on5rn SIT cntlulfcln.
Ger NIuSgnng5punft fir oen euro=
pGlIdcn 3llanuncnihlub bilOet por
nIlcn No5 8eltrGbcn Ser 0eut tldJ=frnn=
50iiicbcn &erItinoi8ltng 5u Oienen. gs
lit oo5 3ict Oea Shumon=Blons, ser
Cos -@cmeinid)nit uno oeS geplan=
ten politiIhen 3ulommenIdluiieS, ser
oltcn 3lplctroht 5milNen Geutl l6lono
lnO tSrnnfrciG) cin fir alemal Elm
GnOc 5u bcrcitcn. 9l1f Sem @eg 5l1
oic'Cm 3iel lic9t uad) OcutidJer 9luf=
fa1rln0 ieOod) nod Elm &inOerni5:
Ooa lit Oie Soor-6ragc. Ser 8un=
Oeafan5lcr lmb Ser frun50iiibe 9lu=
Bcnminiltcr Npbert S6uman baben
III Srrcmburg ~offen unO freimiitig"
iibcr Oie Gage an ser Saar gelpro=
cben. Sic boben ouG einen be- iti1nn=
ten 8lun ent1uidelt, iiber Oelien SSn-
bolt in 9lnbetrudt Oes beiflen Sbe=
mos GltBerltes StiQlfDeigen gelpabrt
miro.
Sic 9oiis fiir cine oeuti6=fron50>
Iilcbe &erItdnoigung oiirfte nad 9luf-
faillng oller 9eteiligten cine guro-
pullicrltng Ser Soar iein. 8runolGb=
lld) neigcn belOe Hartner audi 5u Ell
ner Germlrfli6ung Oes gurop4ilie-
rltngapIanc5. &ompli5iert miro ooS
Eroblem ieOo6 ollr6 sic fir Sftober
angecbten @unotagspoblen an ser
Saor, ocrcn 9lufi6ub bon oeutlher
Scite alS ltnerlGBli6 ongeieben miro.
Gin fron50ilcbe5 3ueeItdnonis in oie=
Ier 6roge lomic aub in ser 6rage ser
3ulaillng ser OeutI6en Bnrteien
oiirite Sic oeutid)e &egierung geneigt
MAIDEN, sic nirtihaftli6en Sntereiien
,SranfrcidlS an ser Soor on5uerfen-
men.
@cnn aud III @uremburg inbe5ug
ortf Die Suar na6 auBen fein greif=
bore2 Grgebnis outage getreten lit, 10
baben Ser 8unOesfnn5ler unb S6ll-
man ooh 5ll erfennen gegebeh OoB
cine SoIung in luenigen Wonaten in
9lu2Iidt Itebt. Sn 2uremburg rnO
StruBburg mar in alien &reilen ser
Observation-Disclosures Die lleber5eu=
gltng 5ll lpiircn, Oab europa an ser
Soor Iroge nidt ideitern Bari.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27
Drr "a. Dr11tfd1r Katlrnltkrntag in 8rrltn

lleber oen Gerlauf mo Sic 8eoeuz
ting Ser Sagung ser &atbolifen
Geutihlonos boben mir ultfgrunD BON
&abelmelOungen bereits beri6tet. lie
berleeilhen 8ldttern entnebmen mir
Ole folgenoen ergan5enoen gin5elbeiz
fen. ~
Iaa bat Sic Hielenltaot Berlin nod
ME bon li6 au5geIagt, oaB lie 8au=
fabrtsort lei. 9lber iebt lit lie es ge=
Delen, ols mebr OILS 100000 &atbolt=
fen aus 8eIt 1tno Sit ii6 auflna6ten
- inter Strupa5en uno 5dbrniiien
- nm III Berlin geneinlam 8ott 3l1
be5elgen.
IS mar in oieier lpunnungsrei6en
3eit ein @agnis gepelen, Sen fiinf=
unOlieb5iglten oelttl6en &atbolifentag
naH Berlin 5t perlegen, in Die SSnlel
I'M rotten sgteer. 9lber oieies @agnis
lit glan5eno gelllngen. Gs mar Elm
&atbolifentug Oes flommenoen 8e-
tenntnilies. Sunoerttoulenoe boben
gemeinlam oas 8luubensbefenntnis
gebetet Dor elmer lie llmgebenoen
@elt, oie lif offi5iell 5ur Woterie
befennt ltnO Die gottlole Gr3iebung
proflamiert. IS lag iiber bern &atbo-
litentag in Berlin cine eigene 9ltno=
lpbare 8Orte, oie bel llns berf0nn=
llh geflungen batten, baben BORT, no
Die Goten Die Geligion als elm lteber=
bleibiel elmer abgetanen Wenl6beit5=
perlooe betra6ten, lautes gbo gefun=
Den. IS mar Elm autbolifentag ser
Sreue 81 Den Dereinlamten fatboli=
i6en 8riioern uno S6ueitern in Ser
lin uno in Der 9iaIpora. 9iele lieb3igz
uno adt5igtauleno &atbolifen, sic
sum Sell 81 SUB, nit 5abrrGoern
ooer in ilberfiillten Ferlonen5iigen
aus ser Slt5one aus einem religi0s
uno politil6 gefabroeten 9alein ber=
angefommen tparen llnb oie babein1
in Ser Wtinoerbeit iino, baben bier in
Berlin Die marme 8emeinl6oft ser
8laubensbriioer uno =i6peItern er<
lebt. Sier in OieIeh groBartigen Got
tesoienlten llno &unogebungen iaben
lie Oas sbbilo Ser groBen tpeiten fa=
tbolil6en Stride. Sier iaben iie ein=
uno5nan5ig 8iidofe uno pieIe 8rie=
tier. Sier tpar oas Sob @ottes ser
Sunoerttaulenb bon iol6er Serrli6-
felt uno SSSnnigfeit, tpdbrenb lie 5u-
baule oft genug in l6neu bergeri6te=
ten 8irtsbausidlen ODER in GrmIi6en
garaden ibren Iltar aufI6lagen Mil.
len Sier lit oas sroBe SlpmpiasSto.
Dion gum groBen 0om getporoen, in
Dem am Samstagabeno $4,000 gum
8ebete fnieten, uno mo bonn 8ertre.
ter bes Bapites, oem MpoI ItoIiI6eu
Nuntius @rabiI6of 9r. Muenh, oe,
@ottesoienIt ser 100000 gefeier1
puroe. 0ie Sednif lit CUR bienenber
Wago geiporoen, Die Elm gen1einIames
8eten uno Singen erm0gli1t. SSn be1
|SdluBfunbgebung auf bem @eI1noe
beg SlpmpiasSta6ions iino es 15O,,
1000 @laubige getueien. Mogen es in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27

Dor 8eginn Der 8eratuneen tpegen
l1eberfiilung gelhloiien lperben n,tB-
ten. SIN SitIeftor itanoen stpei Sir
ben uno elm Bfarriaal our 8erfii-
gung. Sic in Ser epanselilben Ma-
rien=&irde (SItleftor) tagenoe Ir=
beitsgemeinidaft n@ott ooer etpige
Wtaterie" mar nit elmer Seilnebmer-
5abl bon runo 5tpeitauieno Berionen
Die am itarflten beiubte slrbeitsges
meinibaft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27
Wiindemer Grsbiidof selebriert
Meiie fir bic Sngenn

slm 5reitasbormittag batten iid
runo 10000 il1nge &otbolifen aus
@elt=9e1tI 1tI6lano, Berlin uno Ser
Sit5one in Der @alObiibne eingefun>
oen, nm elmer Bontififalmeiie bei5u-
mobnen, oie ser neuernannte grsbi-
ldof bon Weiin6en- -Sreiiing, 9r. So
lef 8enoel, 5elebrierte. @Gbrenb Ser
Weiie erteilten fiinf5ig Brielter SEN
Sugenoli6en Sic &ommunion. @rabi-
lhof Or. 8enoel rief BEN ssugenbIis
6en gu: ~Sbr ieib bie 2i6titaffette
oes oeutiden 9atbolifentages, oenn
ibr ieio Die Sadeltrdser Ser 2iebe
8ottes ;. Eragt Die sSadeI au alien,
Die @ottes 2iebe brau6en."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27
Der 9roke Spuntaa

Sic 6eierli6feiten 0es Sonntags
maren am Gormittug nit elmer Yon=
tififalmeiie I'M Slpmpia=Stabio ein=
geleitet lporoen, Oie ser ApoitoliI6e
0untius, gr5biidof Or. aloilius
Wuend, 5elebrierte. Iu6 BET oieIer
Geranitaltung mar oas rieltge Spal
oes Staoions i6on lanse Dor 8esinn
iiberfiillt, 10 oab Saulenoe feinen
ginlaB finoen fonnten, 8ildof 8es=
fom betonte in ieiner Brebigt, @ott
iei Ser dlteite 8iirger iebes Staates
unO Seine Sronllng miiiie in Der
Siefenidibt unieres 8elens siiItie
neroen. ...a "-.. ......
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27

lgeguuHssitatte 8ipiideu Oft uno Beit
eemoroeH," rief am 5reitagabenb Der
4olner gr5btidof, &aroinal Strings,
BEL Der 5eieritunoe in Der Walobiibne
beim Slpmpia-Staoion oen bort ber-
iammelten 10000 fatboliiden SUI
genoliben 51 sSalt alle Mitglieber
oes oeutlben gpilfopats batten iib ail
oieier abenoli6en 5eierltunoe einge-
funoen unb tpuroen bon Der Sssugeno
Itiirmild) gefeiert. Inter Dem 8eifalI
Der SSngeno itellte &ar6inal Strings
feIt, man miiiie Sen &atbolifen aus
Der SIt5one Dos &ompliment MAIDEN,
oaB tie ibre 8riioer uno SdneItern
aus oem 8eiten an Spferfreuoigfeit
mett itbertrdfen. vGbriItus Iebt in I'M
leren Sr5en," 10 idloB Ser &aroinal,
DGeutldlano fiir gbriItus."
Mni i6lieBeno ri6tete aud Ser apo=
Itoliibe Nuntius in 0eutl6lano, grs=
bll6of Ir. Iloiltus Wtuen6, 8ruB=
Dorte an bie SS1gen0li6en, bic nit
ber5li6em 8eifaa oanften.
Tie giibofe begaben ii1 borauf
nob Den Vteileballen, mo- ipeitere
3ebntaulenoe elmer Soralleloerian1m=
lung beiDobnten.
Ser itellpertretenoe Br1lioent bes
Gatbolifentoges, Ssfar Nei1inger,
lpanote ltob in ieinem &eferat uSu
|iollit feline fremoen @0tter neben Mir
baben" ibarf gegen oie faliben @ot=
ter, benen ein groBer Sell Ser bel1t=
|ihen Sugeno in SIt uno 8eIt perfoI-
len lei. slls mooerne 8oben beseid)-
nete 0eiitnger Sic politii6e Nodt,
Die Senlatinn, Sen 8enuB uno oen
Slberglauben.
Die Seierltl1noe i6loB nit elmer
auffiibrung bon SAUL glauoeIs
v&reu5peg" Oltrb cine Spielgruppe
Der fatbolilden SSugenb unter 2ei-
tl1n9 oeS fran50liiden Reeiiieurs
Enbault.
Stnnoe bcs' 8cbcts i'm etabion
Guno $4,000 8lGubige berlam-
melten lid am Samstagabeno at Ell
ner einorudspolen 8ebetsit1nbe I'M
SlDmpla= Stooion, in Der fiir sic
Stride 8ottes, sic 8emeinoen, Brie=
lter uno 5amilien, fir bos oe,lti6e
Golf uno fir Sen Srieoen uno cine
gere6te SrOnrng ltnter ben Bolfern
gebetet luuroe. Ger gr5biibof BON
aoln, &aroinal Strings, betete Die
ein5elnen 6iirbitten, 9anf- unb 8itt=
gebete Dor oem ousgeietten Nflerbei=
ligiten Dor.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27
Der fleine &atbolifentae (uum
1921. Nmgmi)

Die Staot Berlin bat ibre gauge
@bre oareingelebt, bie Sagung gut
bor5ubereiten uno auf5unebmen. Sim
GienStas, oen 19. 9lugult, iparen
|l6on $4,000 5eilnebmer aus SIt.
uno @elt=I =Ielttl6lano in Berlin eirs
getroffen. Sbippbl sic SIt5oneninitan-
gen Die Sonoer5iige aus ibrer Gone
Derboten batten, mar ser 3ultrom Ser
&atbolifen aus Ser Slt5one bereits
am Montog uno 9ienstag 10 itarf,
oaB er aae grlpurt1ngen melt iiber=
traf. Sic planmaBigen 3iige aus Ser
Slt5one, oenen feline Sonoermagen
angebangt lperoen oltrften, pare1t
gum 8erIten gefiiat. 9ebinOerungen
ser Seilnebmer aus Ser Slt5one auf
ibrer Sabrt nad oem Sltieftor muir
oen ieood nift gemeloet. 9lu6 biele
eoangelilf)e GbriIten batten ii6 aus
ser Sit5one nab Berlin begeben, Inn
al Sen Geranl ltaltungen Oes &atboli=
fentages teil5unebmen. Die Inter
Bringing Ser &atbolifentagsteilneb
mer erfolgte gum groBten Seil in
Molienl1nterfiinften in 8elt=8erlin
uno in fir6li6en @ebGuoen oes SIt,
leftors. ga oie Seilnebmer aus Dem
Often in @eIt=gerlin nit Ser Sitmarf
MIR menig foltfen fonnten, bate Oas
2ofalfomitee fir aae Seilnebmer aus
ser SIt5one foItenlole Wittugeiien ari
Dem Weiiebaaengelanoe abgegeben.
Mm 9ienstagabenb tpnrbe ser flei=
ne &atbolifentag in ser Weeiiebaue er.
offnet. llngepobnli6 NOR bier bereits
ser 3uorang. SIN friiberen &atboli=
fentagen nabmen an Ser Gertreter=
tagung imner MIR oie 0elegationen
aus ben 0io5elen unb Gerbdnoen tell
Sn 8erlin paren es glei6 10000,
sic am groffnungsabeno antpelenh
naren. Brdlat Brofeiior Or. &omanc
Buar6ini mar Ser fai5inierenbe &e0,
ner bes Ibenos. gr iprad iiber oas
Wenl6enbilb. II. a. iagte er: Scr
Wenl6 lit beute tpie elmer, Der Ieiner
Namen pergeilen bat; oenn iein Sea-
me lit eingebettet in ben Namen Got
tes."
9lm Wittlpo6 uno Oonnerstag fam
oen oie Mrbeitstagungen itatt, aufge'
glieoert in sebn Irbeitsgemeinihaf,
ten. Ser Mnorang mar 10 groB, oaf
Ioie S1le uno &ir6en, in oenen ott
lEaguneen itattfanoen meilt lang'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27
Berlin, beilige Stabt

Berlin lit in oieien Eagen au elmer
beiligen Sta6t, 81, elmer ssnIel i'm
branoenoen sWeer uno au elmer 8e-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27

9odum porige5 Sobr foit oas Sop
petite al Der 3ubl gewelcn iein, bier
lit Giaipora; bier 5oblt Ser ein5elne
ooppeltl
Ser fiinfunOiieb5igIte Oeutlde &as
tbolifentug in Berlin NOR mebr als
cine groBe Seeri6au Ser oeutlben
&atbolifen. Gr mar cine groBe 8ot-
lbaft fir aQe oie, Sic elmer organi=
lierten 8lallbensfeinoli6teit leben
Sabt feline slngit -~~8ott le6t! l1nO
Der nit 8ott lit, ser lit inner in ser
Mebrbeitl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27
Gntbiillnns ciner Eacelli= i=8ebenftafel

JtSpllIl lSDI 0uI)iISlNI).
Gntbiillnng ciner Eacelli= 8ebenftafel
Sn slnneienbeit bes slpoItoliI6en
Nltntius, Gr5bilf)of Or. slloplius
Ohten6 (8ildof bon Sarge, H.=0af),
uno Dor neun oel1tl6en 8ilf0fen
Durbe am Sreitag i'm Sriimmerbaus
Der ebenaligen gtllntiatur in Berlin
cine 9rcn5e= @eoenftafel 5rtr grinner=
ing an oie Satigfeit Oes iebigen Sap
ties als Nrntius in Berlin in oen
Sabren 1925 bis 1929 entbiiat. Cine
Snl6rift Ser Iafel, oie nit Dem pGpIt=
ltcben @appen gel6miift lit, erinnert
"Smmerfort an ben groBen BapIt=
9elanoten I'M SanOe 0es bl. 8onifa=
thus"
Ger 8erliner Oberbirte, 9iI6of
@esfanl erinnerte in Ieiner 9lnIpra=
de oaran baB iid Ser 81. Goter itets
III belonoerer @eiie Inn Berlin Jorge
uno ralt6 nit SEM Ser5en BEL 11ns
it,.
Ser 9lpoltolilde Nuntil1s Oanfte
ser iSioes Gomana, Sic bie SafeI ge-
Itiftet bat lrno begriiBt es, oaB ser
Mabllprlld oes 81. GaterS, .Obus
Jnstitiae Par" - Slus ser 8erehtig=
felt ertpabIt Ser 6rieoe - ouf ser
Safel perelpigt iei.
SSn einem Ganftelegramm bes 81.
Saters, oos 8il6of 8esfom oerlos,
beiBt es, ser oamalige 9lpoItolii6e
ytlntits folge beute Init INNER
gleidbleibenoem @oblpollen bem nit
bepollen Aufltieg bes beltti6en Sol
fes".
Der ailsemeine bentidye &atbulifcntag
groffnuugsfunbeebung
PIN Ionnerstagabenb, 81. 9luguIt,
mltroe Der aIgemeine oeuti6e &atbo<
lifentag eroffnet No6 ME maren TO-
piel oeutibe gr5bii6ofe unb 8ii6ofe
5u einem aatbolifentag eri6ienen,
pie oieiesmal. Abt5ebn beutl6e gr5-
bildofe, 8il6ofe uno 8eibbil6ofe.
bic 8unoesninilter &ailer uno 2ufa=
| ldef mobnten Ser Gr0ffnung BET. Sun=
oertl1no5Dan5igtauIeno Wenlden bot
ten li6 am 8erliner WeliegelGnbe am
5nnfturm eingefunoen. Gin ein5iges
Wenlbenmeer tpogte bin uno ber. 0ie
erite BrdiiOentin, sSrau Sebtpig &lau=
iener, iprab Oie erlten 8egriiBungs>
Dorte. Sic geoa6te in ber5li6en @or=
ten oes 81. Gaters, ser @dlte aus bem
sluslano uno al ser Saulenoe, sic
megen Ser groBen Sdtpierigfeiten
aus Ser Sit5one nidt na6 Berlin
bdtten fommen fonnen. vl1nlere gel
ltige nno leelil6e @emeinibaft fann
uns aber niemanO nebmen," iagte lie.
Gs iei ergreifenO 81 ieben, ripie oie
treltelten &inOer ser Stride autb beute
nod = 1no bel1te crit rebt = in Ser
9ialpora leben". Gin beionoers bers=
lides gegriiBunssmort iiberbra9te
Grdies 9. arepliig i'm 0amen Ser
epangelilden Stride. Die Gopitbot-
i6aft perlas Ser 8iidof bon Berlin,
@ilbelm @esfam. 9lls 9lntlport So
raul lansen Sic 10000 Seilnebmer
an Ser &unogebung oas 2ieb: ~Seit
lcu mein Saufbuno INNER lteben".
Ser Seluitenpater Wario @ali aus
3iirid) belt Sic sSeitanIpra6e iiber
oas Sbema: sd bin Ser &err, bein
@ott!"
Wiindener Grsbiidof selebriert
Meiie fir bic Sngenb
slm Jreitasoormittag batten iib
runo 10000 iunge @atbolifen aus
@eit=9eutl6lano, Berlin unb Der
Slt5one in ser @al0biihne einqefun=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-27
10000 bei Der Sdluffnnbaebnng
im Slbmpia=StaSipu

Sieb5ebn 8ii60fe, an ibrer Spite
Ser apoitoliide 9euntius fiir Oeutid)=
lanO, gr5bii6of 9r. slloiitus Muen6,
unb Ser gr5bii6of bon &oln, &arois
nal Strings, uno runo 10000 @Idr,-
bige aus Dit uno 8eit- -Deutlblano
batten ii6 am Sonntagnadmittag bel
ltrablenoem Scnnenl6ein i'm tpeiten
DIAL oes Slpmpia=Stabions einge=
funoen. Ias nit SEN Sabnen Der
Stride uno Sen 8appen5eiben aller
oeutl6en 0io5elen sel6miidte Sta-
oion mar i6on Stllnoen Dor 8eginn
ser aunosebung iiberfiillt, 10 baB
runo $4,000 Menlben - ptele paren
in lebter .Stunoe nod nit Ser 8abn
aus Der SIt5one eingetrofen - alt=
Berbalb 0es StaOions am 2ai1tipre.
6er Ser 5eier beiipobnen muBten.
gead5 oem feierli6en gin5ug Ser 8i-
l6ofe ipra6 als erite Sci Brditoentin
bes 8erliner &atbolifentaees, sSrau
Seblpig &luulener. Sn ibrem @rub-
mort banfte lie Defenders ben v1as
menloien" aatbolifentagsteilneb-
mern, ienem Mann aus ser SItaone,
Ser na6 bunoertunofiinfoig &ilome-
ter SuBmarld obnmdhtig i'm 8iiro
oes 2ofalfomitees 5lllammenbra6,
ooer iener Sral1, 0ie monatelang Meb-
rem auf oen Stoppelfelbern las, 1lm
oas @elo fir Sic Sabrt bonn 8eiten
nad Berlin 5uIammen5ubefommen.
Soer iene SSugenolibe aus Dem Often,
oie bel oen Malienlpeiiilngen erfldrt
batten, tie ieien Dor auem nod Ser
lin gefommen, Inn uSpeiIe fir ibre
Seele" 5ll erbalten.
Gum SbluB perlas ssrau &lauie-
ner Die @ruBtelegramme bes Bunbes-
fan5lers uno oes 8unoes- -Sssnnenmints
tiers iotpie bes baDeriiben Minilter.
pralibenten Or. &ans gbarb.
Ser Br6iioent oes 3entralfomi-
tees ser beutI6en &atbolifen, Carl
Shirt au enltei,l erflarte: Obne
@ott tperbe Ser Meni6 gum l1nge-
berer unb ser Staat aur SDrannei.
User NIT @ott it, lit INNER in Ser
Webrbeit. Son beute an mub bas fa-
tboliI6e DeutI6lano ipeiterbeten fir
Die 8ieoerpereinigung Deutl6s
lambs"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-19

radio loud enough to annoy all a.
round you, and help yourself to
food before offering it to others?
When you left home, did you
say cheerful $50 Long, and did
you keep that smile and spirit as
you boarded the crowded bus or
subway, or did you push and shove
and completely ignore the rules of
common courtesy? When you ar
rived on the job, did you remem-
Der to hold the door for the person
following you? Were you polite
as well as efficient in your work,
and did you conduct yourself in a
manner that was a credit to you
and to your employer, or were you
surly, impatient, and did you com
NIT that most hideous of all crimes
against polite society, popping
your chewing gum? If. you must
chew gum, keep it to yourself, or
better still, keep it at home; but
never on the job.
All of these are the simplest
rules of good manners. They re-
quire no time, just a pleasant
state of mind
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-19
NACW Seeks
Applicants For
Work With
UNESC0

NEW YORK = Qualified college
graduates interested in overseas
positions with the United Nations
Educational, Scientific and Gull
tural Organization (UNESCO),
are being sought by the National
Association of Colored Women,
which is compiling list for the
UN organization, it was made
known this week by Mrs. lola w.
Rowan, administrative secretary
of the NACW.
Mrs. Rowan, who is from Wash
ington, ID. c., was here to attend
the third conference of the u. S.
National Commission for UNES-
co, as delegate from the
women's organization, which has
had representatives at previous ma
tional and international confer
ences. Mrs. Ella P. Stewart of
Toledo, Ohio, is the President of
the Association.
UNESCO has not yet completed
its personnel panel nor has it de-
cided upon all of the positions
which will be available, Mrs. Row.
an explained, but she is seeking
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-04-19
BY LOU SWARZ

NEW YORK - (GlobaD - One
of the most essential of the charm
assets is good manners I. at all
times, in all places, whether at
home, church, school, on the street,
in subways, buses, elevators, thea
tres, restaurants.
Emerson said, manners are the
happy ways of doing things; each,
one a stroke of genius or Of love,
now repeated and hardened
into usage. They form at last a
rich varnish with which the rou-
tine of life is washed and it's de-
tails adorned" Now, were your
Easter manners special" of a
repetition of your every day be-
havior? You are the only one who
can answer.
Examine your everyday man
ners and see how they stand the
test. Did you wake with a smile and
a cheerful "Good Morning" to all :?
Were you courteous, kind and con-
siderate to your family, or did you
"hog" the bathroom, arrive at the
breakfast table late, turn on the
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COLUMBUS
NEWSN0TES

DR.. A. Chas. Hunter is home
now from the hospital and is doing
nicely.
The Friendly Bro. Club was en-
tertained at the home Of Mr.. Ben
Standard on Saturday night.
Mrs. Anna Brooks entertained
with fish supper on Saturday
night.
The South Side and Friendship
Sunday Schools are planning a
big time on Easter Sunday with a
joint program at the Friendship
Church.
The Prof. Hunt and Washing
ton now are gathering up their
final reports for the Red Cross
drive.
Mrs. Tommie Gardner Nance is
spending a pleasant stay in st.
Louis, Mo. with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. E. X. Smith is still in st.
Louis, Mo. with her Sister, Sara
Thompson, who has undergone an
operation.
Mrs. Lula White is glad to tell
her many friends that her father
is some better, who has been on
the sick list for long time.
Little Lille U. Bennette spent
two weeks with little Celestine
House, which was very pleasant
stay.
The Sew and Save Sewing Club
was entertained at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smith with q
chicken dinner and it's trimmings.
Mrs. Magnolia Billops is on oul
sick list. Her many friends hope
her a speedy recovery.
The Lille Of the Valley Clubs
contest came to close on Wednes.
day night, and Mrs. Matte Bluette
was the winner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owens of 7th Ave.
nue. North have been on the sick
list for several weeks.
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YWCA served breakfast on Easter
Sunday morning to about rs guests.
This project was to raise money
for their community projects along
with sending a delegate to the Ma
tional Convention in Chicago, H.,
May IT. This was a very beauti-
full affair with the banquet tables
being decorated with Easter lilies
and rabbits with the altar of the
cross and Bible at the entrance.
The breakfast consisted of grits,
Canadian bacon, eggs, fruit juice
and rolls or toast and jelly.
Those working faithfully to clear
over $4,000 were: Mrs. Audrey
Cockrell, Miss Myrtle Gentry, Miss
Emma Hodges, Miss Gwendyetta
Jones, Miss LESSEE Mae Larry and
Miss Mildred Vaughns along with
Mrs. Doris 7. Hall, sponsor, and
Miss Lille Belle Walker.
Mid roses and Easter lilies, the
Public Affairs Committee of the
Branch YWCA held a seated tea
on Easter Sunday at 5 pm. The
program was presented by the
young men of the Blind Institute
of Jackson. They opened with a
group of Easter Carols.
Near the end of the program
members of the Public Affairs
Committee assisted by Mrs. M. M.
Hubert, chairman of the Commit
tee of Management, presented to
the YWCA a life-size picture of
Miss Lille Belle Walker, first d.
rector of the Branch YWCA, and
cave her a beautiful bed spread.
The picture was unveiled by Mrs.
Nettie Spence and the gift present
ed by Mrs. Amanda Turner. Mrs.
A. H. Woods, chairman of the COM
mittee, told of the fine work that
has been done by Miss Walker in
building up the program here at
the Marine Branch YWCA. Our
program is now credit to any
| Association. We hope that she
will live long to do good work a
mong women and girls as she has
done in the past. ;,
Other members Of the commit
tee are: Mrs. Lille L. Bailey, Miss
Mary Cox, Mrs. Ola Mae Funchess,
and Mrs. Ella Mae Whitehead.
The Branch YWCA will hold its
Annual Membership Dinner on
Tuesday, April %, 1852, at 7 p.m,.
All members and friends are urged
to be present. The plates will cost
Soc so please make your reserva-
tions by 6 pm. Monday, April 81.
| This promises to be one of the
best programs we have ever had.
A skit will be presented to inter-
pref the YWCA membership.
Please don't miss this fellowship.
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Rev. r. NJ. Stevens ST., pastor
and members of Pearl ST. A. M. E.
Church were happy to welcome the
following visitors for Easter SER
vice last Sunday. Miss Thidaskia
Wilder of Oklahoma, Miss, Miss
May Hartzog of Prentiss, Miss.
Prof Gilbert L. Kelley of Hatties-
burg, Miss, Prof. E. p Norris of
Bloomington, Indiana, Miss Car
RE Harris of Canton, Miss; Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Chambliss and fam
lily Of Baton Rouge, La; Mrs. R. l..
Moman and Mrs. Carrie Grafton of
Piney Woods, Miss; DR.. and Mrs.
f. B. Stewart and baby of Tuske-
gee, Ala; Miss Pearl Johnson,
Messrs. U. S. Donelson, Jesse w.
Bishop, Napoleon Mobiles, Henry
Young, Perry Mobiles, Leroy Jen-
kins, Tyree McBeth, Misses Rose
mary Grantham, Augusta E. Wash
ington, Bessie Crump, Henrene
Marshall, Jevonne Keller and Irma
Shelby of Jackson College. Mrs.
Elma H. Jones, Hostess.