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Betty Jones Weds
Maceo D. Burks

Betty Jean Jones, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Jones, 612 st.
st. Anthony Ave, was married to
Maceo d. Burks of st. Louis, Mo,
Saturday, June IA at seven thirty
in the evening. 1t was a beautiful
home wedding. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Floyd Massey,
pastor of Pilgrim Baptist church.
The bride was lovely in a taffeta
nylon over net dress and she wore
a hat of white flowers. She car
ried red roses.
Her bridesmaid, Madonna Dix
on, wore a lime colored taffeta
nylon dress and carried white
roses. Ronnie Hill was the bride
grooms best man. A reception
was held in the home and many
gifts were received by the happy
pair.
The newlyweds are at home at
634 Iglehart Ave. Mrs. Jones
brother and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Smith, who live in
Chicago, came to St. Paul for the
wedding
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Additional Social and
Personal News

Home From Mt. Sinai: Mrs. AL
bert Allen, ST., 1921 Third Ave.
So, came home Sunday, June %
from Mt. Sinai hospital.
Visitor From st. Charles, Ill:
Mrs. Dona Barger of St. Charles,
H., is the house guest Of Mrs.
Mary Alice Smith, 1929 Fifth
Ave. So.
Visits Parents: Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Blair of Cleveland, Ohio
returned to their home in Cleve-
land after spending a delightful
vacation in the Twin Cities with
their son, Kenneth Jr., who Is to
be the house guest of his grand
parents until Sept. They divided
their time between Mr.. Blair's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Blair. 1888 No. St Adams St, in
St. Paul, and Mrs. Blair's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. L. Escue,
1852 Fifth Ave. So. Kenneth Jr-
is also spending a portion Of his
visit with both his maternal and
paternal grandparents.
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St. Louis College
Admits Negroes

st. Louis (ANP)- Another
college in st. Louis has opened
its doors to Negro students. The
St Louis College of Pharmacy
and Allied Sciences, 1888 Park
view Place, announced that for
the first time at the beginning Of
the fall term, Negro students
would be permitted to enroll.
Robert L. Lund, president Of
the board of TRUSTEES said that
the new policy had been consider
ed by the board for some time. It
reflects, he said, a change in the
thinking of both the faculty and
student body.
Lund said that the examples
set by Washington university and
st. Louis university in admitting
Negroes during recent years was
a major influence in the decision
Of the trustees.
Formerly Negroes in st. Louis
who wished to study pharmacy
found the nearest school at Terre
Haute, Ind, Of the University Of
Illinois.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-06-27

DR.. S. C. EDMONDS
St, starting June 20 through July
10.
Healing services will be held
each evening. Bring your sick and
let God heal them. Services will
begin at 7 p. m. each evening.
Miss Odessa McCastle will sing
at each service.
Rev. J. c. Virgins is pastor
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Tell us when errors appear, in
stead of your neighbOrs. We can
and will rectify mistakes. Phone
Midway 834O.
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Raymond Cooper, 1891 Fourth
Ave. So; Mrs. Evelyn Combs,
1929 Clinton Ave: Rev. James
Hodge, YMCA; Mrs. c. Fraction
and Mrs. Bertha Smith, s26 Ply
mouth Ave. No. Mrs. Smith is re-
ported TO have become very i'll in
Milwaukee and had to undergo an
emergency operation.
Evangelist Visits Parents: Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson Battle of 1881
Bryant Ave. No, have as their
guest, their daughter, Mrs. Hattie
X. Jones OF Charleston, West Va.
Mrs. Jones is an evangelist and
it has been many years since she
had seen her father.
Weekend Guest: A weekend
guest of Rev. and Mrs. e. j.
Henderson, 1929 Bryant Ave. N,
was Mrs. Fred Teal of Sioux
Falls, S. d. Mrs. Teal returned
home TO the South Dakota metro
polls Monday June %.
Visits Bolts: Recent guests Of
Rev. and Mrs. Bolts were Mrs.
Charles Smith, Mrs. Fred Teal, Of
Sioux Fells, s. D., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arber Turner of st. Joseph,
Mo. The Turner's are cousins Of
Mrs. Bolts. They ended their
pleasant visit Monday, June 20.
Happy Son Is On Way Home:
Word was received that Corporal
Delmar Napue is at st. Anthony,
Newfoundland aboard the USS
Latimer, on his way to Goose
Bay, Labrador and Greenland.
His father. Mr. John Napue, 725
18th Ave. No, expects his son
to reach the States in September
and he hopes to be home in octo-
Der.
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New Address: Mrs. Briggs
Davis is now at home at S26
Plymouth Ave. No. She formerly
lived at 725 Olson Highway. Mrs.
Briggs injured herself in a fall
Monday when the storm put out
the lights in the house.
In Chicago: Miss Margaret
Napue, 725 18th Ave. No, left the
city Friday, June 20 for Chicago
to be at the bedside of her grand
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Napue,
who was rushed to the hospital
on June 10. Miss Napue spent the
week end with her grandmother
and left her feeling better.
Attention Helpers: The Helpers
Club of st. Peters AME church
will meet Sunday afternoon at
four o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
Vernon b. Young, 2426 Fifth
Ave. So.
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Bishop and Ministers Guests:

Bishop and Ministers Guests:
Rev. and Mrs. James c. Dixon,
566 w. Central Ave, had as their
weekend guests, Bishop S. L.
Greene, Rev. Lutrelle Long and
Rev. w. d. Johnson of Atlanta,
Ga. They had been through the
Mayo clinic in Rochester, Mimi,
and stopped here on their way
home. Bishop Greene is the pre-
siding Bishop over the sixth Epis-
copal district of the AME church.
He is also president of the Bish-
ops Council. Rev. Long preached
at st. James AME church, corner
of Dale and w. Central on Sunday
morning. Rev. Dixon is the pas
tor.
Twin City Club Met: The Twin
City Maids and Matrons bridge
club met Tuesday, June "a, with
Mrs. Nora McCracken, $50 Alder
marie st. Mrs. U. C. Corum was
a guest and she was presented a
gift. The club prizes were won by
Mrs. w. Baxter Walker, first,
Mrs. McCracken, second and Mrs.
Priscilla Kirk, third. The next
meeting will be the 26th of July
with Mrs. Alice Morgan. hostess
at her residence, 1927 Fifth Ave.
So.
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Social and Personal
K ST. PAUL K

Former St. Paute Graduates From College Miss Carolyn
Combs granddaughter of Mrs E. B. Johnson St Anthony
Ave graduated Sunday June from Roosevelt College
Chicago where she lives She maoed psychology and had
two minors in sociology and education Carolyn
was born in St Paul and lived with her parents
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Noted Singer Leaves For Home:
Miss Helena Maybe, sister Of
Mrs. Louis NJ. Moore, 1918 Car
roll Ave, left Monday, June "a,
for her home in Washington, d. C.
Miss Maybe was the guest soloist
with the University Of Minneso-
Ia Symphony orchestra at North
rup Auditorium Thursday, June
10. The critics praised her sing
ing qualities highly.
Quite III At Home; Mrs. Laura
Bradford, 524 Carroll Ave, re-
mains quite i'll in her home.
Marriage Announced: The mar
riage of Mrs. Olivia FAINT and Mr..
Leon Shepard which took place in
December was announced last
Sunday, June %. They are re-
siding at 800 w. Central Ave.
Visits Mother: Mrs. James c.
Dixon, 500 w. Central Ave-, spent
a few days visiting in Keokuk,
Iowa, with her mother, Mrs.
Mable Lamb.
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Brewer Clark In
Recital Sunday
A. PiIqrim Baptist

Lieutenant Brewer Lee Clark
of the u. s. Army will be pre-
scented in piano recital Sunday,
June 20, 1852, at 7 p. m. at Pill
grim Baptist church, w. Central
at Grotto. Rev. Floyd Massey Jr.,
is the pastor.
1t. Clark is a recent graduate
from Howard University, Wash
ington, D. c., where he received
his degree, Bachelor of Music, on
June 10, 1852. He is a member of
the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity.
1t. Clark is a native of st.
Paul. He was a student of Mar
shall High School and played for
the Choir and Orchestra for the
four years concluding at his
graduation. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. u. L. Clark. His mother,
Mrs. Clark, has been a member of
F lgrim Baptist church for a num-
b"r of years. He will report TO the
Army in August.
HIS piano recital will include
works from the following com
pOsers: Schubert, Godowsky,
MendelssOhn. Beethoven, Chopin,
Dcbussy and Dohnanyi.
1t. Clark is married and his
wife and daughter, Pamela Denise
accompanied him on this trip.
The public is cordially invited
to attend this recital. There is no
admission.
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James Combs and Mrs. Mary
Combs, who is now Mrs. Young.
Slight Improvement Seen: Mrs.
S. Ed Hall, 996 Iglehart Ave, is
showing a little improvement at
this time.
Birthday Club: Mrs. Nilee Lew
is, 41S Charles Ave, entertained
the Birthday club at her home.
Saturday, June 81. The next
meeting will be in July with Mrs.
Jane Lee, 1853 Carroll Ave.
TOBsiIectOmy: Little Beatrice
Coleman Jr., daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Coleman, TIC Carroll
Ave, had her tonsils out at the
Children's hospital. Beatrice, after
a certain length of time, thought
it was fun being in the hospital.
Bridge Club To Meet: The two
o'clock Bridge club will meet
Saturday, June 28th with Mrs.
Meredith Howell, 971 st. An
thony Ave.
To New Orleans: Mrs. Leroy
Coleman, 671 w. Central Ave,
and Mrs. Lillian Brown, 800 St.
Anthony Ave, left Friday, June
20, for New Orleans, La, to spend
two or three weeks.
Attending District Conference:
Presiding Elder Nelson Pryor,
Rev. James c. Dixon and son,
Richard, are attending the dis
trict conference of the st. Paul
district in Davenport, Iowa. They
left Wednesday morning. June 25.
Happy Birthday: To Dorothy
Dundee, and Vivian Deering of
Beauty Craft, a happy birthday
to you on June 80.
Graduates: Miss Geraldine
Jones, daughter of Mrs. Clara
Jones, 1862 Rondo Ave, gradu-
ated from Mckinley school, June
10.
Vacation Spent in Kansas: Mrs.
Luana Hughes, 318 w. Central
Ave, and her young niece, Rita
Smith are vacationing in Kansas
City Topeka, and Wichita, Wan
sas. While in Topeka they will
visit Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cowan.
tMarilee Thomas.
Duluth Visitor: Mrs. Ella Hick-
man, 296 No. st. Adams St. spent
a fewdays visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Hannah Black and niece,
Virginia, in Duluth.
Fishing Trip: Mr.. and Mrs
Harlan Roberts. 1876 Harrington
Ave, spent last week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.. Henderson at
their Lake Adne home in Wis.
Entertained: DR.. and Mrs. Ted
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White entertained the Urlin
Clarks and the Lafayette Fields
during their visit in Detroit. The
Clarks live at 779 st. Anthony
Ave, and the Fields live at SO3
st. Anthony Ave. While in Chi
cago a dinner was given in their
honor by Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Dent, and one by Mrs. Arabelle
MCRuffan. Mrs. Clark met an old
friend, Mrs. Myrtle Lee, who will
be coming to st. Paul in the fall
for a visit. A dinner was given for
the two couples in Chicago by
Mr., and Mrs. James Carson and
Mrs. Roy Sled entertained for
them by giving a dinner party. In
Washington, D. c., dinners were
given for the Clarks by Mr.. and
Mrs. Nero and Mrs. Adele Doty
and Mrs. Don Vernon took Mrs.
Clark to the Gayety theatre and
Marinas restaurant. The Clarks
made the trip to attend gradua-
ton exercises at Howard Univer-
sity where the son received his
Bachelor of Music degree one
night and the next night he re-
Ceived his commission as a sec
ond lieutenant. Second Lieutenant
and Mrs. Brewer Lee Clark and
daughter, Pamela, flew to st.
Paul from Washington, D. c. to
spend some time with the par
ents of Lieut. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Urlin Clark, 779 st. Anthony Ave.
Miss Barbara Fields returned
home with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lafayette Fields, SO3 st.
Anthony Ave. Miss Fields is
student at Howard University.
Texas Trip: Mrs. Luella San
ders, 57S st. Anthony Ave, is
spending several weeks in JEFF
ferson, Texas.
Staten Island Resident: There
is a beautiful card from Mrs
Peggy Aparicio GARNER thanking
the papers for their write-up at
the time of her wedding and she
writes she and her husband have
purchased a home on Staten Is
land N. Y. and her address is 25
York Ave.
Guest OF Mother In Tennessee:
Mrs. Melba Dollar and daughters,
Barbara Jean, Jacqueline and
Elizabeth Ann. 543 Mississippi,
St, left for Memphis, Tenn, to be
the house guests of Mrs. Rosa B.
Tillman, mother and grand
mother of Mrs. Dollar and daugh-
tiers.
Back To California: ]. Evans
Johnson, 526 st. Anthony Ave,
left the city Thursday, June &c
for Berkeley, San Francisco and
other cities on the Pacific coast.
Mr. Johnson will be gone about
Is days.
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TWO APPEAR ON
TV PROGRAM

Esther RclnCke librarian at
futile school, wrote a story and
told it over station WTCN-TV on
Friday, June 20 at p. m. Tn"
story was about birds. Esthrr
Parker Patrick, whistler, 912
Bryant Ave. No. initiated NOR
than ten different bird calls am
Vera Glanton, sos Bryant Az"
made drawings to illustrate point
in the story.
q NsEWE w. 49,
The girls were well received b.
TV audience and they were com.
plimented on their ability.
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Back To California: ]. Evans
Johnson, 526 st. Anthony Ave,
left the city Thursday, June 26
for Berkeley, San Francisco and
other cities on the Pacific coast.
Mr.. Johnson will be gone about
Is days.
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Cary Evangelist
To Conduct Series
At St. PouI'S Church

DR.. S. G. Edmonds, National
Evangelist from Gary, Ind. will
conduct a series of Revival Meet
ings at st. Pauls church of God
In Christ, Fourth Ave, and 40th
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Confined To Bed: Rev. II. w Bos 1919 Lyndae Ave No.
is still confined bed but improving slowly His family
ports him very cheerful.
Delegates To Milwaukee: Five members of Zion Baptist
church delegates Sunday School and Bap
fist Teachers Union Convention Milwaukee They Mr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-23
SAXON VETERANS
BY FRED

Tomorrow night, Oct. 25, is the
date OF our annual banquet. The
place will be Hotel Cleveland
where we will take over the En-
pire Room located on the Parlor
floor. Just step into the elevator
and tell the opartor, Empire
Room, please" An unique ar
rangement of the tables and
dance floor offer cabaret set
ting. The dinner will be served at
8 90 p. IN. A short order OF busl-
ness will precede the installation
of Officers of our association.
We have invited some guests to
be with us to help make our affair
a success. Flowers will be given
to the fair ladies and an evening
of dancing and merriment will
continue far into the night.
Our next Polka Parade dance
will be held on Nov. | at the
West Side Sachsenheim Ball
room, 7OOl Dcnison Ave. At this
time we will present George
Cook and his band playing Polka
and modern music.
p. S. Alex, got that suitcase
readvo | have.
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ELLWooD CITY. PA.
BRANCH As

The annual Childrens party
sponsored by. the Junior Fund of
the Central Verband will be in the
form of a Halloween Party and
childrens dance on Saturday No
vember is beginning at 900 p. NJ.
Prizes will be awarded for the
best costumes and children OF So
cial and active members are most
cordially invited whether the
children are members of the
junior division or not. A free
lunch will also be served to all the
children.
A newly organized Junior Or
chestra will furnish dance music
and we are expecting a banner
crowd for this. the beginning of
the Fall entertainment pro-
gramm. We are also expecting
the presence of the Grand Presi-
dent of the Central Verband as a
visitor and all deputies are ex-
pected to attend for a short in
formative meeting with the pre-
sidcnt during the evening.
Keep the date in mind and have
the children come in costumes for
grand evenings entertainment.
Fred Meier. Sec.
%. 80.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-23

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CANTON, OHIO
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

Wedding bells -- Oct 18th for
Marcella Holback and Jack
Austin. Congratulations and best
wishes to the newly weds.
Wishing a speedy recovery to
Beverly Burns. our Secretary,
who is on the sick list at the pre-
sent time. Wonder if those fresh
cigars her hubby smokes have
anything to do with it? No kid
ding, Beverly, hope you are better
real soon.
Senior Lodges Halloween Par
tv for the kiddies is this Friday
night Oct. oath, with the Grand
March starting promptly at 7:3O.
The Juniors Witches Caper
next week, Oct. 81. dancing from,
9-l2. Music by Phil Alanz. Ad-
mission, 75 cents per head.
Big semi-iormal over at Salem
Sat. Oct. 18th, when the Junior
Saxon Queen will be crowned
Let's try. and be there.
George Mcclellan
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-23
Will You Vote On This?
BY former State Senator
James Metzenbaum go.

When you enter the voting
booth on November 4th, little
piece of paper will ask you a very
big question: 'Do you want to
amend the Ohio constitution un-
der which you live?"
Every 20 years that question
must come up.
But" - you will say -" do
not know enough of this, to make
any decision. How can l intel
ligently vote upon this"
Let me try to explain this, in
simple. understandable language
The first Ohio constitution pro-
vided that it could be amended by
a Constitutional Convention it
self. without the people having
the right to have any say thereon.
Then. monopolics, Special Acts OF
the Legislature and corruption
had grown so serious, that about
50 years after the first Ohio Con-
stitution was adopted, second
Constitutional Convention wa.
held - in 1851.
By it, Corporation Charter:
were no longer chartered b,
Special Acts.
Into that 1851 Constitution, al
amendment was written, provid
ing for the people the right t.
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have a club or not. Consequently,
West hat not entered a selection
for Queen of the Semi-Formal
in Salem, October Is. Also, who
knows who else is going to the
dance? (if there is anyone going).
1t seems to me that people can
sure show up at doings that offer
free food and entertainment but
when it comes down to meeting.
everyone is busy. What gives: !:
Either we make a good showing
next meeting (l0-27-52) or no
Halloween Party. There are 20
active members; let's see all Of
you at the meeting.
To the bowlers! Keep up the
good bowling. What happened this
last week to Fred and Henry
See you at meeting Monday,
October y at 8 90. Refreshments
will be served.
Pat Robv, Reporter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-23
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
ATTENTION! BAZAAR!

The Ladies Lodge No. - Is
having a Bazaar combined with
a Bake Sale on Saturday, Nov. ]
A special invitation is extended
to all members of Lodge No. 22
Mems Lodge No. 80 Juniors, Mr.
and Mrs. Club, all Singing Clubs.
and all friends of the Saxons.
A homemade Supper will be
served from 80 p. m. on, consist
ing of Wurst, Sauerkraut, Po-
tatoes, krapfen and Coffee for
$l.W. Reservations can be made
by calling our Vice Presidents
Mrs. Wilhelmine Deppner 9-3686
or Mrs. Regina Klinger 2-346S
Orders for Krapfen also will be
accepted by Helen Klein 18TH
at so cent dozen.
After Supper there will be a
Card Party for 50 cent at 7:50 p
NJ. with prizes, also a door prize
Come one and all to meet your
friends and have good time ii
the old Saxon traditional way.
Members please notice - al
donations will be accepted at tht
club from 1000 a. m. on.
The Officers Of Lodge No. p
q, 80
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-23
CHICAGO, I'LL.


1t has been awhile since | gave
YOU any information or news
from the South Side OF Chicago,
but I've got a lot for YOU today.
Two Of our young members
have gone off to college this year,
they are Carl Obert and Henry
Diefenbacher.
Carl Obert is studying to be an
Optician and Henry Dieienbacher
is studying to be minister in
the Lutheran Church. The school
they are attending is Carthage
and it is in Carthage. Illinois.
We all wish both boys success
in their studies.
On November 9th, Branches
9, 40, AZ are going to give a party
for all our Saxon Friends and Re-
latives that have come to this
country from Europe. The mem
bers Of all the Branches would
like to make them feel at home
here in America.
If any of your members know
any people who have come to
this country please bring them
to the party for I'm sure they and
you will have good time.
There will be music and re-
freshments and wonderful time
for each one of you and lets show
these people how nice we can be
if they get to know us.
This party will take place on
Sunday night, November 9th at
the Lincoln Auditorium, 42l7
North Lincoln Ave.
There are no tickets to buy just
walk in. I'm sure everyone will
have a good time SO please come
to our party. If you would like
any more information call anyone
of the three secretaries OF Branch
9, 46 and AZ.
Hope to see you all on the 9th
Of November.
Saxonally yours,
Margaret Dickinson, Sec.
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SALEM NEWS

Come One. Come All. to the T
S. J. A. dance at the Salem Saxon
Hall. 1t will be held Saturday
night, October 2S, 1852. Music
will be furnished by Paul kuntzs
Orchestra from 9 to II. So come
and have a good time.
Will the clubs please send the
names of their queens to Fredia
Herman, Sol Summit ST., Salem
Ohio. 1t will help a great deal il
you would please have them here
by then.
Salem has chosen that cute
blonde Helen Schuller as thei,
queen T. S. J. A. queen will bt
chosen during intermission at the
dance.
We would like to have all oul
members be at the hall, Thursday
October %, to help decorate tht
hall for the dance. We hope the,
will all show up and help US a!
we want to make this dance :
big success.
That's all the news we have
so hope to see you all at the dance
and hope you have good time.
loan Lesch, Reporter