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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-07

Bluffton will have slightly more
than three miles of intercepting
sewers in its new $580,OO0 sewage
disposal system, it was disclosed this
week in a report accompanying the
state board of health's approval of
plans for the local project.
In the intercepting network there
will be 1924 feet of 18-inch sewers;
4,O1O feet of 15-inch sewers; and
5,79O feet of 12-inch sewers in the
major part of the program. At the
plant site, sci feet of 24-inch sew
er will lead into the treatment area;
and at the far end of the Little
Riley interceptor there will be 376
feet of 10-inch sewer.
Shown in the state summary of
work on the sewers were
the following:
Projects Listed
Outfall sewer from Spring and
Riley streets to the treatment plant,
591 feet of 24-inch sewer.
Riley creek interceptor: Jefferson
street sewer from Spring street to
Vance street, 1851 feet of 1S-inch
sewer; Vance Harmon. sewer from
jefferson street to 200 feet south of
College avenue, 1882 feet of '15-inch
sewer; Harmon road sewer from 200
feet south of College avenue to Bent
ley road, 2,748 feet of 12-inch sewer.
Little Riley interceptor: Riley
street sewer from Spring street to
College avenue, 2,687 feet of 18-inch
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-07
REAL ESTATE TAX
VALUATION UP IS
PER CENT AVERAGE
Boost in Property Ap-
praisals to Range from
20 to so Per cent
County Board will Hear
Protests from Taxpayers
on New Rate

Bluffton real estate valuations
will be boosted by an average of
around 95 per cent as result of
re-appraisal of local residences made
here last spring under a county
wide program.
Altho definite figures on re-valua-
ton will not be available until fall,
county officials have indicated the
average increase in property valua-
tions will hit the 35 per cent figure,
in contrast to earlier estimates that
valuations would go up only about
25 per cent.
In some cases, increases in the
valuation of real estate may be as
much as so per cent. The lowest
boost therefore would be approxi-
mately 20 per cent, it was pointed
out by county officials.
Figures In Fall
Allen county's re-appraisal job,
originally scheduled for completion
at the end of July, probably will re-
quire another month.
Not until the re-appraisal is ended
and conferences are held with state
tax department officials to make final
decisions will Allen County Auditor
Russell L. Hire definitely know what
the percentage increase actually will
be.
A state formula requires that real
estate valuations cannot be lower
than so per cent of the ratio of the
1949 duplicate valuations to 1946-47-
Continued on Page 8
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Graduates From,
Moody Bible School

Miss Miriam Bixel, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Bixel was a
member of a class of 94 graduated
last Thursday from Moody Bible In
stitute, Chicago, at the close of the
summer term. Mr.. and Mrs. Bixel
and daughters Harriet and Beulah
attended the commencement exercises.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-07
TUO From, BIuft0n
Get Radio Licenses

Two Bluffton amateur radio enthu-
siasts have received federal COM
munication commission licenses to op-
crate stations of their own, it was
announced this week.
George Carmack, Bluffton theatre
owner, has been assigned call letters
WN8LAE; and Ralf Steiner, Bluff
ton High school student, has call
letters WN8LAN. Steiner is the
son of Mrs. Cledas Steiner.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-07
Orren Zimmerman
Gets M. E.. Degree

Orren Zimmerman, of Route /,
Bluffton, received a Master of Educa-
ton degree last Friday at the sum-
mer session commencement at Bowl
ing Green State university.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-07
Need More Money To Build Sewer System
Towns City Water Supply Gets
OK From State Health Officials

Bluffton's municipal water
supply has received clean bill
of health from the Ohio depart
ment of health, according to a
report received this week by
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-07
BlufftOn To Have Over Three
Miles Of Intercepting Sewers

sewer; Campus-Bentley sewer from
College avenue to Kibler street, 1,77S
Continued on Page s
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-07

of all organizations and groups for
the promotion and sponsorship of
activities relating to the welfare,
development and progress of the
Bluffton community"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-07

Ohio wheat farmers have not had
serious Hessian fly problems for
years because they observe fy-free
dates.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-07

lowing groups: Business firms,
churches, clubs, service organizations,
educational groups, farm groups,
financial organizations, governmental
bodies, health agencies, industries,
labor organizations and youth groups.
Planning for a step-up in tempo
of the swimming pool campaign will
come following organization of the
group.
Encouraging Interest
A turnout of more than go per-
sons representing diverse community
interests at last Wednesdays meet
ing gave encouraging indication of
local interest in the swimming pool
question, it was announced follow
ing the session.
Preceding the decision to re-
organize the Progress association
there had been a long period of
open discussion of the swimming
pool project. This followed an open
ing review of the situation given by
Paul w. Stauffer, president of the
board of education.
In calling on the Community Pro-
gress association to take over the
swimming pool campaign, the group
pointed to objective of the organiZa-
ton cited in its ARTICLES of associa-
ton, reading: "FofS the coordination
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-07
Plan New Drive To Sparkplug Bluffton' s
|Flagging Swimming Pool Project

Re-activation of the Bluffton Com
munity Progress association to
mobilize all resources of the COM
munity in the drive for a municipal
swimming pool was the outgrowth
of a meeting in the high school
building last Wednesday night.
Recalled from three years of in
activity, resulting since the Progress
association voluntarily disbanded in
1949, the organization will have the
responsibility of spark-plugging a
campaign to obtain a new swimming
pool here.
Organization of the Progress
group, with new executive committee
members and officers, will be COM
pleted at a meeting in the high
school building on Wednesday night,
Aug. 13, it was announced following
last weeks session.
Elect Representatives
Meanwhile, the IL panels compris-
ing the re-activated association will
elect their representatives to the
executive committee. This group
then will assume the responsibility
of directing the swimming pool pro-
gram.
On the committe will be one
representative from each of the fol-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-08-07
Elect Representatives

On the committe will be one
representative from each of the fol-
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Siefes No6enblatt erideirt fed
Dem Sabr 1873 reeelmdbig ieoen
Samstag u1,o miro berausgegeben
gum 8eiten bes 96pItli6cn aolle'
eiu1n Soiepbinl1m in 8ortbineton.
Ohio, beiien 3ped Die Seranbilbuns
piiroieer Grieiteraoslinge fir Die
Ser. Staaten lit. 0ieie Initalt i'll
bauptiG6li6 aneetpieien a,,f Die Gin.
finite sic ies glattes uno oie @eiden.
fe ieiner 2eler.
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Acceptance for mailing at the spe-
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@bdhhahes@; i

gteiu Yurf, sc. 9. - @ie lib aus
Dem ioeben bel &eneop eri6ienenen
nelleiten ,Gatbolic Directory ergibt,
lit Oie 3abl ser &atboliten in Sen
Ser. Staaten i'm berg. Sabre I'M
peitere 116,939 auf insgelant 29,=
4O7,5 angena6len. Sn ben berg.
5ebn Sabren lpuroen insgeiamt t.
O4O,999 &onperiionen ge5Gblt. Sic
3abl Der fatb. Bfarr= unb So6i6iiler
lit a1f 5,141,251 oneetpa6ien cine
3unabme bon 2O2,9S7 i'm berg. Sab
re. SSn ben Ser. Staaten 1ino oer5eit
44,459 Brielter, 1875 Sroensbriioer
uno 156,696 Sdmeltern peraei6net.
8aibinston, 8. 6. - 3um erlten-
NAL in Ser 8ei6i6te ser llge beIudte
Elm offi5ieller Gertreter oes 81. Stubs
Les oas uN-Sauptquartier in 0etp
Oort, als Der Hapitlide Delegat in
8aibington, gr5bildof gicognani,
lette @o6e als 8epoumGhtigter bon
BapIt 8ius XII. I'M 8iiro bon Gene
raliefretar SrDgpe Sic cine use =&on-
BENTON iiber Die getreuung bon
Sliidtlingen lulter5ei6nete. Na6 Ser
3eremonie bielt @r5biidof gicognani
cine tur5e &unofunfanipra6e, in Ser
er Sic 8eoeutung bieier erItmaligen
geteiligung oes 81. Stubles an Ell.
nem uN- -llnternebnen tpiirbigte als
einen ipeiteren 8epeis Der unermiio.
lihen 8ateriorge oes Bapites fir Die
aus ibrer anseitam1nten Seinlat per-
triebenen Slii6tlinge. 9luBer Dem
81. Stubl baben bisber 16 2Gnoer
bie i'm letten Suli in Ser S9tpeia
ausgearbeitete &onbention gum S9ut
Ser Sliibtlinge unter5ei6net.
ct. glpmb, Minn. - Ser bod|p.
P. @oofreD 0iefnann, O.S.B., STE.
oafteur Der liturgiiben Monatsi9rif1
,@oribip' unb Brofefior am St.-so.
bannes.Seminar in gollegepille, ba1
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Dtr t,rur phafe hra mrlt-
krtpgpB
(Gortfeburtg bon Sette -

unb lamt Dem Wosfau'er 8auleiter
Suclos, Der pegen peritedten @af=
fentragens belangt miro. Gin font
muniitii6er &ufruf 5u einem Yrotelt=
itreif blieb 10 gut tpie 1tnbea6tet.
Sn Stalien baben bie iiineiten @e=
meinoemablen cine S6pG6ung ser
Mitte seaeigt. 9ie Gbriitliden 9emo=
fraten baben betrdbtli6e Stinmper-
lutte erlitten, unb pielfa6 miro be-
fiir6tet, lie 1piirben bel Ser YarIa=
mentsmabl i'm nd6iten SSabr bie
Meebrbeit perlieren oie lie unter Ser
6ubrung be @aiperis 1913 ge1pon-
men batten.
sSn5mil6en fam freili6 pieI ge=
ldeben. SSmmerbin gibt Die SatIa9e
an 0enfen, oaB Der berri6e,tben Yar-
tel cine ernlte &onfurren5 our9 Die
@ieberbelebung bes ~SaI6ismus
|uno oes Monardismus entltanoen
|iIt. ss
Man barf nibt bergeiien, baB Die
italieniide ginigung inn 3eihen Der
nationalen 9Dnaitie gum Sieg ge-
fiibrt tpl1rbe. &om tu1rbe eegen ben
@iaen Der Stride Die @auptftabt pes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-07
Drntf11r 8lirt1rr

Gurb Die @iite zines alten 2eiers
erbielt id Dor fl1r5em cine In5abl
iebr pertpoller oeltider 8ii6er bon
sllban Stol5. Sielelben tperOen gum
9eIten oes Soiepbinun1s berfauft.
9ieielben iino gum Sell neu, 5um
Sell gebrau6t, aber gut erbalten.
r3pii6en 3eit uno gnigfeit" Son
Ilban Stol5. - Sour brei grenplare
an Sano.
Die 9ii6er peroen portofrei 5uge,
ianot.
Otan ienoe 8etrag per 8oit-@elo,
anlpeiIl1ng ooer Sded i'm poraus an:
Brof. S. 90. Guebren, Soutb Ohio
slpe., Columbus 5, 8.
Grofeiior 0uebren lit Ge0afteur
bes ,Sbio=8aiienfreunb'.
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Inlattn
(Sortfebu,1e bon Gette 81

Inn @elebesfraft 5u erlongen, muB
Elm amenbement aur 8erfaiiung
our6 cine 3peiorittelmebrbeit beioer
Sduier oes &ongreiies angenommen
uno bon 9reipierteln aller Staaten
ratifi5iert lperben. 8ie Wcgarran
ol1sfiibrte, 1pitrbe our6 Sen BON ibn1
porgeldlogenen Serfaiillngs5ulat elm
fir alle Wfal Ser 3meifel bariiber
beboben peroen, Oh Der Yrdiioent Die
Goamaht fat, cine Snoultrie ober
irgenonel6es onoere 8ripateige1ltum
81 beidlagnabmen, obne oa5u erlt
bonn &onsreB ern1a6tigt gu 1peroen.
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/ falleno. Sn 3ufunft IoIlen Slime
prin5ipieI frei BON BEN ginlhrdr-
fungen bleiben. Die bisber aus elmer
gfeibe bon Griinben borsenpntmen
Duroen. 8or allem Iebnt bas @eribt
ben Sdus relisioIer gmpfinbunsen
| ab.
9os @ort ,sacrilegious" lei, 10
iagt Die. @nti6eibung, 10 unbeitinrn1t
uno peit gefaBt, baB ieine Slnpen-
Oung es Der 3eniur nabelege, ii6
ben 8iiniben Ser lal1telten lt1tb
mdftigiten 9feligionsgeneini6a
5u fiigen. IIlen &eIpeft Dor ben nel1n
Salaren i'm Sbergeri6t. 4ber Die sln-
lidt lit beredtigt, oaB Die Serren oas
&ino nit Dem 8ao ausi6iitten. gs
mag 3eiten geben, in benen uIaute
uno ma6tige Srtboborieen" i'm gi-
fer fir ibre 8flegebefoblenen ber-
niinftige 8ren5en iiberi6reiten. Seu=
te aber nta6t ii6 11meefebrt cine Sen=
beng brett. Die itd ni6t nit Ser eige-
men 8ottesleugnung begniigt, joni
bern aggreiip ben beiliglten l1eber-
5eugungen ibrer Mitmenl6en Sen
&rieg erflart.
8er biei e 9inge obieftip berfolgt,
neiB, bob bier5ulanoe fir6libe Stel=
len boblt ungern an bie Seffentli6=
felt treten, Inn oen S6ub Ser @elete
gegen grobli6e Serletungen religi0>
ier @efiible an5urufen. Ser vWtir=
acle" =Sall mar cine 9lusnobme, Of
fenbar neil feline @irfung als beIot-
oers froiie 9teligionsIt0rung erl6ien
9ie gnti6eioung bes SberIten 8e=
ri6tsbofs miro besbalb in tpeiten
&reiien ni6t ols cine 8ei6iitung
biirgerliher &e6te unb Sreibeiten
Dirfen, ionoern als Sic 9lusitellung
zines Sreibriefs fir intolerante
@laubensfeinbibaft unO fre6e Spot=
ter.
Nod elm graiibentidaftsfanSibat
Gi5eprGiioent garflep teilte am
Sreitog NIT, oaB er bereit iei, bie
oemofratiid)e 8r1l lioentl6aftsfonoi=
oatur an5unebmen. Ser pierunoI feb
aigiGbrige 8i5eprdiioent, ser ieit bem
Dor 5nei Wtonaten erfolgten Iusi6ei=
Ben FrGiioent Srumans trob ieines
9llters als logii6er &anoioat onge=
ieben 1puroe, bat ieine entipre6enbe
@nti6eioung Bis iett aufgei6oben.
Der oemofratil6e Staatsfonpent in
&entudp bat feline iGnltli6en 9ele-
gierten auf garflep feItgelegt.,
rSbnobl i6 fein &onoibat in oem
Sinne bin ooB i6 midi 'aftip Inn Sic
Nomination beiperbe, babe i6 mid
niemals Inn cine 8erantportl1ng ge=
Oriidt, cine 8fli6t perno6lGiiigt ODER
cine 8elegenbeit, Dem amerifanil6en
Solf 5u oienen, auBer odt eelaiien, "
10 iagte 8arflep. vSollte baber ser
beoorltebenoe &onoent in Chicago
MIDI auspdblen, Inn Sen &f in
Der Serbltfampagne an5ufiibren, Mir
Oe 1O oles Q1neDnten.
8arfleps 9lnfiinoigung fam ni6t
Ionoerli6 iiberrai6eno. 8olitifer bot
ten ibon langlt nit ieiner grflarune
gere6net, our6 oie Ser &f in
Chicago nur nod erbitterter 1perben
miro.
Ser neue 8eneralanipalt
SomeS Mc@ranerp, oeHen geItG=
tigung i'm Senot na6 erbitterten
8ortgefe6ten erfolgte, iibernabm
lebte 8ofe lein 4mt aIs General
anpalt uno erfldrte in elmer 8reie-
fonferen5, OaB er Sic Sausreinigung
in Der Gegierl1ng nit auen Na6=
oruf our6fiibren meroe.
| Sr tpi1tp tnit Anf, nmp 9(hteiI,trnS=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-07

ioeben cine Geiie nod europa ange.
treten, no er i'm 2aufe oes Son1ners
nit fiibrenben europ1tiben Sbeologe1l
3uiammen 5u treffen geoenft. CT miro
erit au 8eginn 0es 1rei,en Serbitiemes
tiers i'm September in ct. Sobn's
suriid ertDartet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-06-07

neuen Staliens. Die oamaIigen @e-
geniabe leben beute nod fort lirib err
flaren gum Cell oas Wieoernuflaben
Der monar9iitiiden uno faidiitiIhen
Stromungen i'm 8egeniab slt Der
groBen fatboliiben Weittelpartei. Die
&ommrnilten nnb ibre MitlGufer
boffen, Die laderben Oritten gu tper-
oen.
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ct. Sanl, Winn.-@ @Drtbingtpn, ..
Samstag, Z. Sum- 1862.
Sir d { II t a | enber

Counting, s. Snni: !6l'ite 9reifaltis=
felt. - Gpangelium: Slus-
ienbung Ser 9lpoItel (Otattb. 29).
Montog. 9. SUM: 8rimus unO Sell
Ciun.
Gienstag, 10. SUM: Wargareta bon
Sbottlano.
0tittlpo6, II. SUM: garnobas.
GonnerstaG ~. SUM: 5ro n
lei 6 II m 3 I it.
5reitag, 13. Suni: slntonius bon
Gaoua.
Somstag, IA. Suni: 8aiilius Oer
@rpBe.
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Sttmme beS TDlfeS
fiir bas SSDiepbtuum

slnbei ienoe i6 Sbnen $500 fin
Sen ,S.=@.', $500 fir bie grboruna
elmer 8itte uno 25 Gents fir Sen
ih0nen &alenoer.
Srau s., g. S.
Sd ien0e Sbnen $1.00 fir oen
l6onen Sranienfalenoer 1862.
Jf. s., H. 9.
Ginliegenb $1.O0 gum 9elten Ser
Stuoenten nit Ger 8itte, SSbre Stu>
benten mo6ten I'M cine quite grnte
beten. &c. &C., Sans.
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S6bere 2ebensmittelpreiie

9ie Gegierung erlol1bte Iette $50
6e etpa $4,000 Nabrungsmittel=
ldoen I'M 2ano, Ben 4reis bon Sun-
oerten bon 9abrl1ngsmitteln Inn Ell
men Gent 81 erboben, mas na6 elmer
grfldrung oes Greisoireftors gnis
slrtaa I'M Sabr bunbert Bis bunoert=
unOfiinf5ig Otiaionen Collars aus
MAIDEN oiirfte.
r9ie 8reiie peroen iid iteigern, "
lagte er. u@enn iie Oie Sdnoler ni6t
batten erboben lpoael1, batten Tie
ni6t Oie SorOerung geltellt."
Die grbobung be5iebt ii6 ioipobl
auf bie &ettenlaoen ais au6 auf 0ie
unobbdngigen 8el6afte.
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Die Maiienmprbe ppn &atpn

0fit Dem 8entoeon inn S6einper-
ferfegel, miro iett Die ipelttpeite &on-
9reBunteriu6ung fortgelett, pel6e
Die S6ul0frage be5iiglib bes an4
fangs 1910 erfolgten Waiienmoroes
bon piertauleno polnii6en Sffi5ieren
aufoeden ioa.
Ser Observation-Disclosures Waboen
(9enofrat, Snoiana) iagte, er 11no
leine. Sonoer=W =Witarbeiter i'm 9lbge=
orOnetenbauie 1piiroen beraus5ufin=
oen periu6en, Oh amerifanii6e 8e=
ante einen offi5ieaen &apport iiber
oas &atpn-Waiiafer rnteroriidten,
Inn oie Sopiet= Union ni6t in Serle=
genbeit 81 bringen. Ser oemofratii6e
Gepraientant 2antaff bon Slorioa,
Ger friiber Dem Bentagon als Sberit-
leutnant ser Ser. <Staaten=Irrnee 5l1=
geteilt mar, uno Ser penltonierte ebe-
malige Na6ri6tenoienIt= Gene
ralmaior GlaDton 8iliea 1peroen in
offentli6er Gerbanolung ais 3eugen
pernommen peroen.
Sic neroen II. a. iiber oen Ser
bleib oe5 erI item umtli6en 8eri6ts
iiber oen &atpn'l6en Wa1ienmoro be-
fragt Deroen, Der Dem 8entagon am
%. Otai 1915 5ugirg. Maooen er=
fl1rte, oieler Gapport lei bana6
nlpurlos perl6uunOen", uno er 1no
lein aomitee tpoaen erfabren, ulpes-
balb ltno pobin".
9as &onitee i6loB fiir5li6 cine
Heibe BON Gederben IN 2onoon uno
Srantfurt ab. gs erbie1t bon orei=
unopier5ig europdiiben 3eugen 5ll-
idbli6e 9lusiagen iiber oas Waiiafer,
oas ndbreno bes 5peiten @eltfrieges
I'M &atDn=0alo 11abe Smolenif ange=
ri6tet nuroe. Ueosfau bat alle Ser
antportung fir bielen WeaiienmorO
obgeleugnet l1no i'm BEN gea5is 5uge-
i6oben. Aber bas aomitee ermittelte
mieoerbolt, baB Die gtuiien Die runb
piertauieno polnii6en Sffi5iere, be=
rem 2eiben ipater aufgefunben pur=
ben, sulammentrieben uno erl6oIien.
gtlibe 3eugen bebaupteten, es babe
| ii6 Inn Elm lpietsllnternebmen ee=
banoelt, Die polniide Snteaieen5 aus
5urotten.
Mfoooen bat sic yfuilen 5tpeimaI
eingelaoen, ii6 offi5iea 5u benr Sal
81 duBern. slls er oie erlte ginIaoung
in @aibington erlieB, 1puroe tie briisf
5uriidgelpieien; oie 5lpeite, in Sranf=
furt, lpuroe iiberbaupt ni6t beant=
portet.
9as Mirafel Der 8nmbesimitis
Der Supreme Court Ser Ser.
Staaten bat cine einitimmiee uno
gleid5eitig iiberraibenoe gnti6ei=
ouns getroffen bie inn ~Miracle"~
Saa oen S6us ser Gebefreibeit auf
einen Slim ausbebnt, Sen &aroinal
Gpeaman uno on0ere peranttportli=
6e Berlonlibfeiten Der fatboliiben
Stride nit 9fe6t als cine i6pere
gerletung religi0ier @efiible be5ei6.
neten.
gs banbelt it6 in oem S6nut=
Film Inn Die @eibibte elmer italieni-
iden 8auernmagb, Die iib einbiloet,
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convention and. in particular. the
nomination for Vice-President of
Sen. John J. Sparkman Of Ala
bamA, could result in the temper
airy desertion Of the Democrats by
the pivotal Negro vote. Were the
records OF Gen. Dwight d. Essen
hover and Sen. Richard M. Nix
on. as well as that of the Repubh-
can party, better on the civil
rights question. the situation as
Of today would almost surely
cause very measurable voting by
Negroes against the national
Democratic ticket.
Let's look through an average
Negro voters eyes at what the
temporizing and inexpert Demo-
cratic leaders at Chicago-with a
few admirable exceptions such as
Sen. Herbert II. Lehman and w.
Averell Harriman-did when fac
ed with threats TO bolt" by Gov
ernors James Byrnes OF South
Carolina, John Battle OF Virginia,
Herman Talmadge Of Georgia,
Hugh White OF Mississippi, Allan
Shivers Of Texas and Robert F.
Kennon of Louisiana.
To Negroes, the Texas-Missis-
sippi delegations decision meant
the choice by the Democratic
party al to which aggregation Of
votes II deemed most valuable 49,
the waning anti-civil-rights,
white supremacy Southern bloc
on one hand or. on the other. the
Negro. The pros" seated the
Dixiecrat delegations OF Texas
and Mississippi a. well as from
South Carolina, Virginia and
louisiana, even after the latter
had refused to sign the watered-
down pledge not TO cut the party's
political throat again as they had
in 1913.
Those in control Of the conven-
tons machinery had demonstrate
ed that they had succumbed TO the
same fatal mAlady that afflicted
the Republicans and thereby
caused them to lose five straight
national elections. They believed
that the Negro vote was "in the
bag and could therefore be ig-
nored.
Partial atonement for this Rra-
tuitous insult was afforded by the
platfrom planks pledging support
Of an FEPC without mention OF
those initials) and amendment Of
Senate and House rules against
filibusters and other forms Of
gag" rules and obstruction.
The affirmative Democratic
Continued on page ~
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New president Of the Johnnie
Baker Post No. 20i, American
Legion Womens Auxiliary. BE
fore her election Mrs, Burrell had
served a. vioe.preHldent for two
years and chairman Of the auNil.
iary child welfare COMMITTEES.
She In well known In the Twin
cities and IL an active member
Of MinnehahA Temple No, i2gI
Daughter ElkE and 10 district dep
uty for the Daughters In Mime
RpolS
The new president In a member
Of Wayman AME Church, a mem
Der Of the church trustee board
and active in the Pastors Aid,