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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
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MnldBlid oes 0lterrei1iiden &a-
tbolifentases i'm September 1862
miro in @ien eine groBe Musitelung
unter Dem Weotto Stride in Seiter-
reid" itattfinoen, Die Dofumente unb
llrfunoen aus niebr als ta,tleno SaB-
rem oiterrei6ii6er &ir1engei6i9te
umfaiien miro. 0as alteite Dofu-
ment, 5uglei6 oas dlteite i'm Beiis
Oes oiterridiiden Staatsarbibs
iiberbaupt, lit am 6. 5ebruar 816 in
Ia6en bon &ailer 2ubtpig Dem
Srommen fir bas grsbistum Sal5-
burg ausgeiteIlt, Elm anoeres altes
Gofument lit bas 8ripilesium oss
Bapites Ileranber II. aus Dem Sab
re 1910, nit Dem oas gr5bistum
Sal5burg beauftragt purbe, oas 8is-
tl1m @urf, melbes bas beutige &drn=
ten uno Steiermarf umfaBte, 81,
griinoen. =
&iilea Sin tpiirbigt in ser SEEM
Yorfer s,Seralb tribune Die grfolge
Sobn McGloDs als Sober &ommiiiar
in 9eutidlano. Meglop babe in oen
orei Sabren ieiner Sdtigteit oaran
gearbeitet, Dem gegine Ser Soben
&omniiiare elm @noe gu bereiten. 8is
aur &atifi5ierung Deroe Der friibere
@eianbte in @ien, @alter S. 9on-
nellp, als &omniiiur uno Damn als
eriter Ser =Staaten-8oti9 mir
ten. WcGlop lei iiberaeust, baB Die
gonner uno Barrier 8ertrdge rati-
fi5iert peroen, uno bieie 1eber5eu=
gllng berube auf ieinem 8ertrauen,
baB Die Snltitutionen Der freien tpeit-
li6en 2auoer iid betpdbren tpiirben.
Die W0eli6feit zines Sulammen=
bruds oes gan3en gertragsgebauoes,
an Dem er 10 bebarrli9 mitsetpirft
babe, balte er fiir ausgeldlolien.
Sn Sriibiabr 1913 ma9ten Sit
lers Senfer Dem iungen 2eben bon
Sans uno Sophie Shon Elm gnoe.
Sic geborten au elmer @ruppe bon
Wiin6ener Stubenten unb Yrofeiio-
rem, Sic Der tatbolii6en 3eiti1rift
,So6lano' nabeitanoen. Neun bon
ibnen 1puroen bingeri9tet, nadoem
tie in einem Manifeit bie oeutide SUI
geno aufserufen batten r5u RIDDEN
unb gu iiibnen", oantit tie bereinit
beitragen fonnte gum 4ufbau zines
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12

neuen geiItigen Guropns. Mn oelr
Weauern bieler Weiinhener G6uier IN !
Der gsSbe Ser llttiberiitat fonnte nlntr
.baIo banab Die Morte Ielen: Die
5hons eben". Sbre Shtpeiter Snge.
Shou bat oafiir geiorgt, bob bns
Wort 5ur @abrbeit tpur6e. sSn ibrer,
&eimatItaot Him lit cine BernfsihuIe.
entItanoen, Die iest ltnter ibrer Giib-
rung au elmer Afabemie fir ange-
manote &unit ertpeitert miro. sic ioIL
ben Nomen Der @el1ipilter 5hon
tragen nnb Dem europ1iihen @eiit
bienen, fir ben Tie ip1brenb Der Mn3i-
Noht 3eugnis abgelegt batten. Ser
anlerifanild)e &obe &ommiifor Sobm
WlrGlop ipanoete fir ben Neubau
1 100000 IM. Deutiblanb, 10 ingte'
er, iei in glten Sdn0en, ipenn ieine.
Sugenb i'm Sinn Der 5bons ergo.
gen tperbe. 3ugleib nit Der ameri.
faniiben Spenoe erbielt Die @eihtpi.
lter-S1ou- -Sbnle einen Betrag bo,u
100000 9M bon Der S1pn. .5tif-
tung uno 100000 DM BON Der
5taot l1lm, oeren GeiddftsIerte.
8aumateriaIien itiften ,peroen. auh
gingen Spenoen bon Der 2anoes- lirl0'
Der 8unoesresierung Elm. Die geiam-
ten Soften fir Die neue S1ule tper-
oen pobl atpei Wilionen Marf iiber-
iteigen.
@ie sic tpeItoeutihe &egiermng am
Greitag mitteilte, peroen in Boler
100000 Deutibe gegen ibren @il-
len feitgebalten, unb 5tpar i'm olten
Bolen uno in Sen oitbeutlhen @ebie-
ten, peIde Die Yolen llnb 9fuifeu
1916 beiesten. 8entiibungen, bieie
Oeutiben na6 Dem @eiten 5nriid-
5ubrinsen, itno bon bem 8ari6au'er
Hegime perbinbert iporben. Diele un-
gliidliden Meni6en iino 3eite Der
beutI6en 8epolferung oitli6 Der,
Sber-N -NeiBe-2inie, Die ,,ripriingIib
Bis 5u 100000 betrug. Die n1eilten
bon ibnen tpurben 1916 rn6 1916
nab Dem @eiten alsgetrieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
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(Sortfebung toIt Gette ID

iperoen." ltno Ser &epublifaner @at-
fins bon lltab lagte, er fonne ni6t
einleben, parum ii6 Die Ser. Staa-
ten nit Der 3atifiaierung beeilen iou.
ten, mo- oo6 bisber fein anberes 2ano
bieie 8ertrdge ratifi5iert bat.
Ser republifanilde Senator
Sdoeppel bon &anias iagte, prote'
ltantilde unb fatboliihe @ruppen
batten linn ibre 8elorg1is ausge.
Driidt, baB bur6 bie 8ertrage Die
ginisung 9el1ti6lanbs eridtpert tper.
ben fonnte..
Gonnanp benerfte ba5u, bic rote
Bropaganoa bebauptete oas auh,
aber bas lei l1niinn, oenn na6 ieiner
4niidbt piiroen Die 8ertrdge Die gi-
nigung i6lieBlib erleibtern. @r lelbIt
bate iebr germ bem Senat einen
Srieoensnertrag NIT gan5 Oeuti6.
lanb unterbreitet, uaber Die Huiien
baben oas iest unmogli6 gemadt.
Sic befiirbten nit gutem @runo, oaB
elm geeinistes Deutldlanb feline I'M
abbansigfeit bebaupten uno iid nibt
in ben &reis Ger 8aiauen iteqen
tpiro". @r iaate, unter ben 8erein-
barungen tperbe feine neue beutibe
armee entiteben., nionoern es miro
nur oeutide Befhanoe in elmer el.ro-
pdiihen Mrmee geben, in elmer ar-
NEE untet internationalem Oberfom-
manoo, cine Mrmee. in Der Die ber-
ihiebenen Nationen 10 Dollltdnbig in-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12

Steelman ipribt audi Die Befiird.
tnng aus, 6aB Die Wfaterialfnappbeii
ourh .idip1henbe 3ulase" Der.
ihlimrnert iper6en miro, Die Der @on,
greB an oas Webrproouftions seeiet
nngebdngt bat. Or n1eint, baB Die
9fesierung i'm Sale elmer 3unabme
Der Snflationsfaftoren nngeniigen1
getpappnet tpdre.
Sn elmer Breiiefonferena, Die
Steelman in 8erbinoung nit ber
geroffentlibung ieines Quartalbe.
ribtes anberaumte, iagte er, bob Die
8emiibungen Inn @ieoereroffnuna
BON aebn ooer 5tp0lf StabImerfen, Die
nur Miiltungsmaterial berltenen ioG.
ten, bisber feinen grfoIg geaeitigi
baben. Die Stablinouitrie uno Die
Stabl ablarbeitergetperfidaft bahen iid
bereit erfIdrt, Die Riiitunssprobuf.
ton tpieoer al1f5unebmen. Steelman
eab amar gu, oaB fertieer Stabl, be1
in 2agerbauiern uno in ben Werfen
lag, biz gu neun5ig Bro5ent 8ii.
itungs5Defen 5ugefiibrt tporoen iit
bies aber lei nur elm geringer Sc.
minnfaftor geiueien.
Iub binlidtli6 bes fommenber
@inters duBerte Steelman ernlte Be.
benfen. Snfolge bes Stablitreifs ia.
ben Die 8ergarbeiter in ben gilen.
|gruben nihts au tun unb bie Dod.
arbeiter, Die ionlt nit Der Gella6une
oes eiiener3es belbaftiet ftno, milf.
len ebenfaus feiern. SnfolgeOeher
neroen, tpte Steelman ausfiibrte, oit
norbanoenen gr5borrate tpeiter unite,
oem NormalItano lteben, menn i'm
8inter Die groBen Seen aufrierer
unb Der @r5transport unterbun0er
miro.
Mbgeieben bon ser beiorgniserre
senben Gage Ser Stablinbultrie na,
Der 8eribt Steelmans iebob beaiig
lib oes Sorti6ritts ser 4ufriilt
iebr optimiitiid. Wilitarauftrage i'm
8ert bon a6t Waiaiarben Doaal
ipuroen in ben Wonaten Ipril, Nai
uno Suni aussefiibrt. slnfang 1858
ioa oie Broouftion auf aebneinbalt
Miaiaroen i'm gierteliabr sebrad
Der6en.
9sa6 elmer Welbung aus Bitts'
burgb mar leste @obe Die 3abI bel
ourh Sen Stablitreif Der $50 II
Wtitleioenldaft geaogenen Mrbeitei
bereits auf cine Wiaion angetpadien
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
Stimlue beS SHDlfeS
fiir baS Soiepbtunnl

&iernit ienbe i9 Sbnen ben Sab
resbeitrag fir ben ,Sbio-BaiIen-
fre,ino', benn id min bieIe mir 10
mertpoue 3eit,1ns nidt oermiiien.
Srau s., 3.
Senoe einen tpeitern Betrag fiir
meinen ,Sbio-8aiienfreuno'. Sd
peiB nid)t, mas i9 tun piiroe obne
oieIes mertpplle @o6enblatt. slus
anoern 8l1ttern fann man Die @abr-
belt ni6t erfabren. 8iinide Sbnen
@ottes Segen fir Sbre Initalt.
g., 500.
SenOe Sbnen biermit $3.50 fir
Sen i6onen &alenoer. Sas uebrlge
lit fir oen &oblenfonbs. Sbre Set
tung lit Elm tpillfommener @ait in
unlerm Saule.
Srau I., Winn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
st. Banl, Miun.- @prtbington, ..
Samstas, IL. sSnli 1862.
6 ir d { nf a | Der

Spnntas, 13. Snli: Sedfter Conn.
tas mad Yfinsiten. - @pang e.
Iium: SeIus ipeiit piertauleno
Mann (Warf. 81.
Mortag, IA. Suli: 8onanentl1ra.
Dienstag, Is. Suli: Seinrif.
Mitt1pod, 16. Suli: Il. 8. Srau bonn
8erge Carmel.
Gonnerstag, II. Suli: Srmengaro.
Sreitag, .18. sSuli: &aniaus BON 2el-
liz.
Samstag, 19. Suli: 8incen5 bon
Saul.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
@,rdbna,.s4.,1

Nnenfer, Cast, &anaoa. - Mm
6reitas, II. Suli, feiert Der bodm'ite
Sr. abtbilfof 5eperin @ertfen, %.
S.B., in ser 5t.-Beters -&atbeorale
lein soIbenes Sroensiubilaum uno
iein lilbert1es Ibtiubildum. Nah
Dem feierliben @ottesoienit finbet
auf Dem aloitergeldnbe cine offent-
li6e Seier bes Ooppeliubilaums Itatt.
Sort @aDne, SsSrtb. = Gum Yrd-
iioenten Ser 9otre Dame l1niperiitp
in Notre Dame 1purOe ioeben Der
bodtp. P. Sbeobore 80. Sesburgb,
C.S.C., ernannt. ..a-u
Ga GrpiIe, @is. = @eItorben lit
Der bo9m. P. Sbeooore q. Sdutte,
ST., Ser nabe3u Die bollen fiinf5ig
Sabre ieit ieiner Brieiterpeibe on Der
Gompion-Sdule in Brairie bu Gbten
perbradte. 1872 in ct. 2ouis gebo.
rem, fam ser nun 8erItorbene nod in
oemlelben Sabre nit ieinen gltern
na6 Manfato, mo er 1.nter BEN @u.
gen Der Seiuitenpatres gum Siingltng
beranreifte. gead SoIenoung ieiner
GorbereitunssItuoien an Der Cant
pionaSdule beiu6te er oas Ganiiius.
&olleg in Buffalo, mo er 1891 Der
@eieaidoft SSeiu beitrat. Seine Stu-
oien pollenoete er in Galfenburg,
Sonano, unb am st. =Stanislaus 500
piaiat in Glepelano, no er Die Srie-
Itertpeibe erbielt. &ur5 na6ber tpuroe
er nad Srairie 6u Gbien geianot, mo-
er poae fiinf5ie Sabre lang cine ie-
gensrei6e Eatisfeit als 2ebrer uno
mebr nod als geiItli6er Jiibrer Der
S6uliugeno ausiibte. r. |. P.
8ismarf, 0..Gaf. - am tommen-
ben Sonntag, 13. Suli, finoet in Der
ct. =Warien=Ibtei in Gi6arbton Der
iabrlide 8atbolifentae itatt. 9as
gontififalamt aelebriert 8ii6of 2am-
bert q. Sod, uno 5tpar an benz BON
Dem erlten Ibt bon &ibaroton uno
erlten 8ii6of bon 8ismard, Sincent
@ebrle, O.S.B. benusten Sausaltar,
Der fir oiele @elegenbeit i'm Sreien,
neben ser Stride, auigeiteut puroe.
Die GeitpreOigt balt giid)of 8raop
BON Siour Sails. Mnlpraden BEL Der
Seitperiammlung am Na6mittas ball
ten oie 8ii9ofe Sod uno 8raoD, Ibt
gutbbert @oeb, O.S.B., Biaegouber-
neur &ap Sdnen, uno Sr. Souls s.
8ubena, friiber &ommuniit unb Ger
aeit Brofeilor an Ser Sorobam unis
perlitp in SEEM gorf.
ct. Glpnb, Winn. - Im 26. SSu-
nj, eenau 5ipeite Wonate, nadoem er
am 26. slpril in Der bieiisen &atbes
brole Die beilige SrieIterpeibe erbielt,
puroe Der 34idbrige bo6n. Sr. Sa=
rolo Sartman in einem 9utounfan
BEL Mntiso, @is., augenblidli6 geto=
tet. Der 8erungliifte befanb it6 auf
Dem 8es gum 8eiud ieines 9rubers,
Dem b6n. tSrn. 9onalo Sartnan, in
Wenomonie, Wi6., uno mar augens
ibeinlib am 2enfrab ieines AUTOS
eingei6lafen, ipobei bas Iuto auBer
Gontrolle in BEN @raben ia1Ite uno
pollItdnOig oen1oliert 1purbe. slls elm
porbeifommenber 2altautofabrer fur5
Dor ieds llbr morgens oas oemolier-
te auto unterIu6te, 1par Ser 8eruns
gliidte bereits eine 2ei6e. Ser Ser
itorbene mar in Seem Oorf geboren,
beiu6te ipater bas ct. 2aurence Col
lege in ct. ga5ian5, @is., bas &reu5-
batter =&oaege in Snania uno oas ct.
Sobn's=Seminar in goaegepile. Ct
binterldBt ieine Mutter uno bier @e=
lbtpilter. 8ie feierliden grequien er-
folgten in leiner Seimattirbe, Der
Ser5= =Selu-&irde inn 9ronr, Seem
gorf. r. /. p.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12
Teinblid)es Gigentmnt

Senator @iIlis Smitb, 8orlisen-
Ser zines Senatsfomitees, bas ii9
nit Ser unteriu6ung oer Berlpaltung
bes BON Der &egierung inn &rieg BE-
i6laenaBmten feinblihen gige1tlnls
befabt, bat oue Bribatbiirger eingela-
ben, Snformationen iiber MiBpertpol-
tlng gu unterbreiten, faQs iie oaau
imitan6e Iin6.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-12

tegriert tperben. ooB es fir oie Ser.
b1nbe elmer Nation i,nnloalih miro,
ausauiheiben unb eine llnabb6ngige
Mrmee al biloen".
Die flint Senatore1 Die gegen Die
Natifi5ierung itinmten, 1paren >0ie
Nepublifaner 8irfIen BON sSninois,
Dmoribaf bon Soabo, Senner bon
Snoiana, 2anger BON Nor6-9 -9afota
unb @elfer bon soabr.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-25

as G. Schwartz, Treas, Mimi
Council for Fair Employment
Practice; York LangtOn, Chair
man. MINI. UN Assn; Edward l..
Boyd, Exalted Ruler, Ames Lodge.
1O6 IBBPOE; Irwin Lee Glatstein,
Minnesota Jewish CounCil;
Charles Doty Grand Master,
Grand Lodge Of MINI. e. Jurisdic-
tiOns Masonic Fraternity, Prince
Hall AffiIation: Alex Kanter,
Commander, MINI. Dept Jewish
War Vetrans, Jesse w Miller
Secretary, Gamma XI Lambda
Chapter Alpha Phi Alpha Frater-
nifty; Monroe Schlactus, Area
Consultant, ADJ: Margaret Wat
son, Secreatry, Local No. 10.
American Federation Of State,
County Municipal Employees;
Louis Shores, American Jewish
Congress: William F. Whiteside,
Temporary PolemarCh, Twin City
Alumni Chapter Kappa Alpha Psi
Fraternity; Louis Gross, American
Jewish Committee: Wilfred c. Le-
Land, Jr., Chairman, Sponsoring
Committee Encampmcnt for Citti-
zenship; Frank Boyd, Sec. Treas;
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Por-
ters, ALL Curtis Chivers, Sec.
Frontiers Club; Clark Kennedy,
Editor, Labor World, Duluth; f. L.
Slaughter, Natl v. p. Longshore-
mans Union, AFL, Duluth; Mrs.
II. 3. Evans Sec. Board Unitarian
Church, Duluth: Al Oevton, Steel
workers, CIO Duluth: Ida b.
Davis, ADA, Duluth; Mrs. Charles
Green, Council Of Jewish Women
Duluth.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-25

Smith, recording secretary; Grant
Bell, treasurer; bessie Gresham,
directress, Silas NJ. Smith, assis-
tant director, Ralph Prim, pianist
and Rev. ]. ]. Clayburn, spiritual
advisor. Mr.. Ballard also serves as
union chaplain.
Members of the choral union
have been working for the past
nine weeks in preparation for the
meeting.
Mrs. Verda Williams has been
serving as chairman of the hous-
ing committee.
Other national officers are: Arte-
liza w. Hutchins. first vice-presi-
dent; ]. B. Harris second vice-pre-
sident; Mary Gardner, third vice
president; Rev. Carrie Bell Prizes
ter, fourth vice-president; Fannie
Foster fifth vice-president; Ruby
King, historian; Viola Nash Cas-
sell. statistician; Sallie Martin,
organizer; Clarence Hatcher and
A. B. Windon, accomanists; Anna
Jones and Virginia Brazil, chap
lains and Julia Smith, stenogra-
peh.
Other national officers are Mar
ian Paris, financial and CORES
ponding secretary; Grace L. Bon
ner, asst financial secretary;
Myrtle Crump, recording secre-
tary; Clara Williams, recording
secretary; Theodore Frye, treas
urer; H. J. Carruthers, treasurer
building fund, Rev. D. M. Byrd,
chairman trustees, A. J. Twiggs,
trustees, Lucille Ellis
Jones, treasurer scholarships;
Samuel Maxwell, treasurer Will
liam Lillard Fund; Dorothy Thor
ington, president youth depart
ment; Beatrice Brown, suprevi-
sor youth department and Willie
Mae Smith Soloist Bureau.
The full program of the conven-
ton will appear in the August 1,
edition of this paper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-25
Alexander Issues
Special Statement
FoVors Equality

Former Congressman John G..
Alexander, who is a candidate for
that office from the third district,
has issued this special statement
to the Minneapolis Spokesman.
You may tell your readers to
count on me to support every
single civil rights gain they have
made in Minnesota. Furthermore,
I am going to do everything in
my power in Washington to
spread those rights over the en-
tire nation.
But that isn't enough. The
people of America have been the
victims of political party which
gives civil rights with one hand
and takes them away with the
other.
Equality must go deeper than
the mere right to vote. It must in
Clude equality in the armed forces
draft, for instance. Men Of every
color must stand shoulder to
shoulder if our country is en-
dangered. And no one color must
give more of its sons than an
other.
Equality means to me that
there must be no government
money spent on schools which dis
criminate between students on the
basis Of color.
1T means that every child
shall have the same opportunity
to grow up in peace. It means
that every child shall be allowed
to enter any profession, business
or line of work and receive equal
pay for equal work, and an equal
chance to get a job on the basis
of his natural ability.
Il am in favor of FEPC, of
course. But I want to go beyond
a mere law. and do what I can to
see that FEPC is lived up to-"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-25
NEPHEW or LOCAL
WOMAN LOSES LIFE
IN ELEVATOR ACCIDENT

Colorado Springs, CAMP -
Funeral services for Theodore
Wilson, local 10 year old youth
who lost his life in a freight ele-
vator accident at the Acacia
hotel here recently were held at
the S. C. Hunter mortuary Thurs
day. at 2:3o p. m, the Rev ]. E.
Eatmon, Friendship Baptist
church, officiating.
Besides his grandmother, Mrs.
Lula Davis and his aunt, Mrs.
Helen Davis, 646 E. Maple, he is
survived by his father, Henry
Davis, an uncle, Roland Davis,
Son Francisco, Calf, and an aunt
Mrs. Evelyn McClinton, Mime
apolis, MINI.
Burial was at the local Ever
green cemetery.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-25

Miss Wheeler
of the Marshall IN" and All City
award, member of the Marshall
Student Council, assistant editor
in-chief of the Magistrate" and
holder of the Quill and Scroll
award.
Miss Wheeler intends to matri-
culate at Manchester College in
st. Paul and plans to be an ele-
mentary school teacher. Miss
Wheeler plays piano, cello and
mandolin. She is an active men,
Der of the Christ Temple church.
Chatsworth and Rondo, and is the
assistant secretary and pianist for
the Sunday School.
The North Star Lodge B'nai
Birth Scholarship Award is
based on meritorious scholastic
record, community service, and
financial need. The award is made
without regard to sex. race,
creed or religious affiliation. The
award presented to Miss Wheeler
will be for approximately $3.50,
and will be for the 1928 schol-
astic year.
The North Star Lodge is affilia-
ted with the nationwide Jewish
Fraternal Order of B'nai Birth
which is devoted to philanthropic
and community service projects.
DR.. Harry L. Plotke is presi-
dent of North Star Lodge and ex-
officia member of the North Star
Lodge B'nai Birth Scholarship
Fund. The North Star Lodge
B'nai Birth Scholarship Fund was
organized by members of the
North Star Lodge to give finan-
cial assistance to persons about
to enter institutions of higher
education, who have shown schol-
astic promise, capabilities for
community leadership and need
financial assistance. Officers of
the North Star Bnai Birth
Scholarship Fund are Robert A.
Dworsky, president, Donald NJ.
Wolkoff, secretary, Maurice B.
Langman, treasurer, and Benja-
min Lasoff, executive director.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-25
Zion Church Has
Two Boys Groups
Under Rev. Hodge

Rev. James c. Hodge, member
church, this week pointed out the
fact that despite the members OF
the Harry T. Moore Boys club
and the HTM. Troopers at the
church come from similar cul-
tural and enviromental backg-
rounds, none of the members Of the
club have been involved in any of
the recent Incidents Of Juvenile de-
liquenCy.
The two groups a club and a
troopers group was organized at
the church last January because
the need to do more for the youth
was recognized by the church.
The aim of the club and the
troop is to create in the youth OF
the community a greater civic
awareness and responsibility to
the community.
The group was named after the
late Harry 7. Moore. NAACP or
ganizer for the state Of Florida,
who was killed this past Christ
mas because 70 his role in the
struggle for equality in the state.
Membership in the HIM. troop
ers is open to all boys between the
age Of IL to II and Rev. Hodges
is the club adviser.
Qualification for a tt &c Troop
er LIST class)
/. Obedience
2. Courteousness
3. Truthfulness
4. Helpfulness
5. Regularity and Promptness
8. Bravery
7. Reverence
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-25
Ed Sullivan In
High Praise Of
RoWon's Book

Ed Sullivan, N. Y. DAILY
NEWS columnist gave Minneso-
tan Carl Rowan's book, South OF
Freedom" a big boost in a recent
column in that paper.
Sullivan wrote in the paper
that has the largest circulation in
the u. s.:
With the Democrats moving in
to Chicago fearfully handling the
fair employment issue, which the
COP also handled gingerly, AL
fred A. Knopfs release OF Carl T.
Rowan's book, South of Free
DOM" has a particularly timely
appeal. Rowan, young Negro star
reporter of the Minneapolis Trib-
une, travelled through the South TO
experience Jim Crow laws, and to
get first-hand reaction to them
from Southern Negroes. It is a
fine job of reporting and all who
are interested in civil rights, and
the dignity of human beings
should add 1t to their booltshelves
when it comes off the Knopf
presses at the end of this month.
On the hopeful side of the
ledger, Rowan quotes this from
the Jackson, Miss, Daily News:
There is a new Negro in our
land, and the Southern lawmaker
or citizen who fails to realize that
fact is being stupid at his own
cost. The new Negro has more ed
ucation. He has better health. He
has better clothes. He reads more
newspapers. He is adopting the
white mans customs, speech,
standards and shibboleths. Now 1t
doesn't make sense to assume
that this new Negro is going to
be content in the cabin of his
slave grandfather. And 1t doesn't
make sense to pretend that is
where he ought to be. His eyes
are on better things. materially
considered. He is going to have n
car and drive 1t. He is going to
buy a home and live in 1t. He is
going to step into citizenship and
exercise its rights and demand its
privileges. The new Negro is not
a man of tomorrow. He is a man
Of today"
Mail orders for autographed
copies of the Rowan book are be-
ing taken by Powers department
store.
In st. Paul the book will be on
sale at Schuneman's where a win
dow display will be on the
Wabasha Street side.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-25

election and asks the public's
continued support in the coming
election.
Griffin was born in st. Paul IS
years ago. He is married to the
former Edna Smoot of Charleston,
West Virginia and is the father of
three daughters, Vianne, Linda
and Helen.
Griffin attended Mckinley and
Cathedral grade schools, John
Marshall Jr. High and graduated
from st. Paul Central high, and
also attended w. Va. State Col
lege. He has been a member of the
St Paul Police Dept. for the past
IL years. The st. Paul Urban
League cited Griffin for outstand-
ing police work.
He is a member of the st. Paul
Officials Association, the st. Paul
Council of Human Relations, the
st. Paul Urban League, st. Paul
Police Union, Local 985, Central
Police and Peace Officers Asso-
citation, the Sterling Club, Kappa
Alpha Psi Fraternity, NAACP,
St Philips Mems Club, Member
of the Board of Trustees of the St
Paul Police Mutual Association,
American Legion, Maxfield PTA,
Sports writer for the st. Paul Re-
corder and Minneapolis Spokes-
man. Minnesota Police and Peace
Officers Assn. and the Halle O.
Brown Community Center.
Griffin opposes:
A Minnesota sales tax law, The
present old age lien law.
Griffin will support: Higher
iron ore tax; An adequate juvenile
delinquency program; A greater
share of state taxes returned to
st. Paul; More state aid for edu-
cational purposes; A state FEPC.
His Supporters pointed out this
week that now is the time to reg
lister to vote to be able to parti-
cipate in the coming fall election.
Let every person exercise his
right as a citizen by casting his
vote to this election.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-25
LOUISE WHITE NOW
ASSOCIATED WITH
HIGGINS BEAUTY SHOP

Louise White, 313 18th Ave,
So. is now associated with Hig-
gins Beauty Shop at 52s Emer-
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Miss White came to Minneapo-
lis from New York where she was
in the hair dressing business.
She received her beauty train
ing at the Madam c. J. Walker
School Of Beauty Culture in st.
Louis.
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