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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-16
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8eit. Sir Die &riessgefansenen.G Sir.
Jorge beitan6 beim &l. Stuble eine
eigens bier5u ins 2eben gerufene Set
tion, tpelhe Dem &aroinalitaatsiefre-
tar oireft lnterItanb. Nnfangs 1917
bat Der Bapit an ane italieniiben 8i'
ibofe ben Mnftras ergeben laiien, 6ie
in ibren 0io5eien befinolihen @efan.
genenlager perionlib 5u beiuden, fif)
iiber Die l1nterfunft, 8erf0itigungs'
|nnb 8ebanolungsnerbdltniiie gena,l
5u unterri6ten, BEL ettpa borgefunoe.
men WiBitdnoen bermitteln6 ein5r-
ibreiten unb ibm bieriiber genallen
8eribt 5u erltatten. 8iele Ingeborige
Ser olterrei6iid dsungariiden 4riegs.
gefangenen baben bur6 Die papitli.
6en Nuntiaturen cine 8efiirnortrng
fir Sransferierung it anoere 2ager,
geionoerte nnterbring1ng BON WiIi.
tor uno SelogeiItlihen erreibt. Die
itolienii9en Milit6ritellen baben Die,
len @iini1en bereitpinige M,fmerf.
ianfeit gel6enft. 8dbreno Ser furht.
barren Sabre oes 8eltfrieges uno Der
ni6t mi11oer idtueren na6 Dem Srie.
ben bat li6 Der Baplt ols unpartei.
il6er Sreuno aller 8olfer betpGbrt,
|als Elm ntdhtiger Suffer 81, einem
tpabren Srieoen, aIs 11neri9opfIider
freigebiger Selfer aller 9eotleioenben
Gin Diplomat erlten STANCES, NOR er
5uglei6 aufri6tig, fromm uno auf Die
50rherung oes inneren 2ebens Der
Stride beba6t. Gin boIlen6eter Nriito'
frat, lebte er einfa6 tpie elm Sroens.
mann. Gin GROCER @rfoIg lit 8ene.
0ift bei6ieben gepeie fen: er bot bas
9lnleben oes Sl. Stubles n11dttg ge.
foroert, inoem er nit ben peri6ieoe.
men Staaten neue oiplomatii6e 8e-
5iebungen anfniipfte. -.. ..-
0ie alten Gpnaitien Der Sabsbur.
ger uno 8ittelsbader bat ser Sturm
ser Heoolution fortgefegt. 0as prote.
ltantilde 4aiiertum Der Soben5olleru
unb Ser idismatiIde &aiierpalait IN
9fuBlano iino oabin eeiunfen, Die
Clara Betri eritrablt in nerem CLAN
&c. 60 miro tros ser &iir5e ieines
Bontififates 8enebift XIV. als gro.
Der Bapit fortleben. aud Die berpor'
ragenben 8eroienlte oes &aroinals
@aiparri uno Oeiien nit Spfern per'
bunbene Witarbeit i'm 0ienite ber
Ha6Itenliebe tperben fir irnner i'm
8eoa6tnis bes olterrei6iiden uni
oeutiden 8olfes fortleben. Sinoens
burg ianote an &aroinal @aiparri
cine grinnerungsmeoaille, Inn oas
Anoenfen an feline geroienie feit5u'
balten. Die 8erIeibung bes 0iterrei.
6ilben 8roBfreuaes Iebnte @aiparri
in ieiner 8ei6eioenbeit ab.
Joseph H. Wets, S. j.
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Klrtnr Dtngr. Dir kiffltdr
finn

8on oielen fleinen Sineen miro
unler Seben beeinfluBt. @er bieie
reht 81 beohten perItebt, berettet
anoeren uno Ii6 ielbIt manhe frobe
Stunoe.
Efliidt 3. 9. glumen auf euren
Spa5iergangen unO brtngt tie nit
einem freunoli6en 8eit6t elmer fran=
fen Sreunoin, leibt germ Elm gutes
9ub ooer glatt, rno6t 8Gnge uno
8elorgungen fir iolbe, Sic ans Saus
gefeiielt iino, lrnO i6enft ibnen Elm
erfrilhenoes BlauOerItiinO6en. Ine
oieie fletnen 9inge folten nidts als
Die ber5life 2iebe, Ole uns iolde flei-
men Singe ousiiben ldBt.
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mnd1en1dla1t
(Sortfesune bon Sette u

suf oem Spiel itebt na6 ser Ins
itht Stodbolms Die Sreibeit Der Dit
lee.
: Sn Ser eriten Note 1purbe auf oen
in Der lebten Bo6e abgei6loiieneu
Spionasepro5eB bingetpieien, in Dem
5lpei i6peoii6e &ommuniiten 5u &C.
fangnis auf 2ebens5eit uno bier a11.
oere gu @efdngnis bis 6u iieben Sab.
rem oerurteilt puroen nadoem Tie
I6uloig befunoen poroen iparen amt,
lihen ruiiii6en 5tellen Ssnformatio.
men iiber lftpeoii6e Serteioigungs=
anlagen oeri6afft gu baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-16
Hrr Kathultfdrr Gentral- Hrrrtn
INN Amrrtka hdlt az. 9ahrra-
uerfantntlung in st. Ennta. Mu.

Gin umfaiienoes Yroeramm tpuroe
aufgeIteat fir Die flint Gage oauern.
De itebenunoneun5igite @eneralpers
ianrmlung 6es gentral=Bereins in ct.
Souis. geeben BEN @eiddftsiisungen
entbalt oas Brogramm folgenoe Gin
5elbeiten:
Samstag SEN 16. slu-
g II it. elf llbr oormittags, 8eii9ti-
gung Ser ct. gli5abetb 9ap Nurierp,
aniblieBeno 2und oaielbit. Drei llbr
na9mittags @roffnltng Der &aritas-
uno Wiiiionsausite1lung. 4 l1br 80
no6mittags 8eIll6 inn Central -8iiro.
Sonntaa oen17. Muguit,
elf ubr pormittags, Bontififalant in
Der aatbeorale bonn bo6tu'iten gr5-
biidof Solepb 6. Sitter 5elebriert.
Greoigt: Sr. abt Ssnatius giier, %.
3D., bon ct. Weinrab, Sno. 0rei
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Der 9aSer nm bas periiide
YetrDIeum

Ser iranii6e Bremier Mobammeo
Woiiaoegb ltBt tpieber feit i'm Sattel.
9as Barlament bot ibn auf feds
Wonate oiftatoriI6e 8onma6ten Der.
lieben, uno England miro ii6 init
ibm perit6noigen nliilien, menn es
cine balbpegs annebmbare 20iung
Der 8etroleunfrage berbeifiibren min
gs banoelt it9 ba I'M cine &ebts=
frage, in Ser nt6t alles &edt alti
gnglanbs Seite lit. Mber es ipielen
auh itarfe fommuniitiide ginfliiiie
berein, tpie sic fanatiibe, atpeifeuos
BON MuBlan6 eeforoerte Sebe gegen
Die Ser. Staaten 6artl1t.
Woiiabegb bat BEN gnglanoern
mieoerum 8ori9lGge serna6t, Die
aber na6 2onooner Oariteuungen
nihts geeues bieten. Mber, beiBt es
in elmer 2onooner Welbung Der ~aii.
8reB", man iperoe oeriuden, Die Sir
fir tpeitere 8erbanolunsen often 81
laiien, Inn 5l1 perbiiten, oaB Sran Den
aommuniiten in oie Sdnoe faut.
8ihttge 8erbanolungen speroen ge'
senlpartig s!uiiden gnglano uno ben
Ser. Staaten gefiibrt. Die &ernfrage
lit: @ie fann Sran Dor oem &ommu-
nismus bepabrt, unb pie fann Die
Regierung Ses Breniers Woiiabegb
geItiitt tperoen, oie tros allem nod
bic bette Moglidfeit bietet, oas 3tel
al errei9en?
Sn @aibington uno in 2onoon III
bas leste Ansebot 6es Bremiers, bic
BerbanoIunsen 1uieoer auf5unebmen,
u1giinitig aufgenommen tuoroen, 1peil
es nn bic unannebmbaren 8eoingun.
gen gefniipft lit, oaB 0ie britifde @e'
gierllng Iid nidt an ben Berbanolun.
gen nit ser Mngld- -Sranian Oil
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Atsd
NeH axaea <l.ehe

gea6 elmer Weloung aus Ser pGpit-
liben Sommerpilla GaItel @anoolfo
erlieB am 6. bs. Bapit 8ius neue
8oridriften, bie iid auf oie Sir
Jorge fir 4usmanberer, Slii9tlinge
uno I'M Grill lebenoe &atboIifen BE-
5ieben. S6iffsfapIdne erbielten ben
Stang zines Bfarrers, uno oie 8i-
idofe tpurben angetpieiett, oen Sliibts
Iingen unb ginpan6erern in ibren
9io5eien &aplane 5ur 8erfiisung gu
Itellen. 3d.
8ie Die 8reIieIteGe oes biI I6ofli1en
Or0inariats Berlin mitteilt, tpur6e
oas fir Die 8istiimer in Der Sitaone
beItimnte Brielterieninar 5un19It
in grfurt eroffnet. 0ie urlpriinglid
geplante grri6tung bes Seminars
in Berlin -Bies6orf NOR befanntIid
ourd Die ablebnenoe Saltung Ser
Sit5onen-&egierung unm0gli6 ge-
lporben. @egen grfl1rt als porl1ufi-
gen SiB bes Seminars ipuroe bisber
fein ginuano erboben.
SIM Ilter BON 5tpetunoneun5ig
Sabren itarb lebte @obe in Berlin
Die befannte Observation-Disclosures
Clara 8iebig (perebli9te gobn). Sic
mar am II. Suli 1860 in Srier &C.
bore1t. Sbre Sugeno uno lire 2ebr-
iabre perbrabte iie in Diiiiel6orf.
Mber ihon I'M Sabre 1882 TAM 1te
nab Berlin, mo tie in Der sSolge5eit
lange Sabre lebte. ssm &rieg uno in
Der Radfriess5eit lit iie fbtper als
6lii6tlins. SIM Sabre 1897 eridien
ibr eriter &oma1, ~&inber Der @ifel" i,
Der ibren Nan1en befannt 1naate. Sea-
turaliitiide grotif uno antifatboIi.
ide Saltung beeintrdbtigten ibre gr-
adblungsfunlt.
@ie lette @obe befannt muroe,
tpuroe Srau 9r. 8elIa g. Doo6, bic
emit fommuniitiide Barteifiibrerin
i'm Staate Ge.p 9orf .suar, III 1ie ta-
tboliide Stride aufgenommen. sic
tpuroe am Z. Mpril bon 8ii1of Sui
ton S. Sbeen in Der ct. .-Batri5ius-
&atbebrale getauft. Srau Dooo mar
ebemals 2ebrerin Der 5tantsniiien-
iAaft am Sumter College ,tt1o tpurbe
I'M Sabre 1914 Mitslie6 Der fon.nu-
niitiiden Hartei, iuur6e aber i'm Sab
re 1949 tpdbreno oes Nroaefies gegen
elf aomrnuniitenfiibrer bon Der Yar-
tel i'm Staate ausseitoben.
Wa9 elmer WelSung Der ,Mii.
HreR" pur1en iii Qiht@nfeIs lei
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Serolosbab IN BaDern iteben Yerlos
men bon Der fatboliiben Stride er.
fommuni5iert, neil tie an berbotenen
@ottesoieniten an einem .8unbers
altar" teilgenommen batten. Ser Ils
tar par i'm Sabre 1949 gesen bic
anoronung Der Stride erri9tet NOR.
ben, na6oem bier fleine M1b9en er.
5ablt batten, oaB tie @ri6einungen
Der Wutter 8ottes eebabt batten. 8is
iett itn6 i'm ganaen oreiBig Berioner,
erfommuni5iert morben, ieit oas 81.
Sffi5ium i'm IuguIt borigen Sabres
bic @rideinungen als unedt erfldrt
bate. 4ub oas @eri1t tpurbe bamit
befaBt. Sn einem SalIe puroen meb.
rere Berionen belduloigt, an Sem sl-
tor @elo gelammelt au baben, ltno 81
@elbItrafen perurteilt. 9as @eridt
or0nete oie gntfernung elmer Sol5.
fapeue, elmer Statue Der Wutter Got,
tes uno oeri6ieoener fleiner 2doen in
ser HGbe an. #e#
9lnn S'Sare Mcgormif piomete
leste @o6e ibre Column" in Ser
Seem 9orfer ,Gimes' DEM rgrimmen
Sabrbunoert oes beimatloien Wen-
Iden". gu BEN nfreitpiGisen @an.
,6erern obne 2anb unb Serb geboren
5ebn Wtaionen Geuti6e, a6t Millio-
men Noslems in Snoien, flint Mil-
lionen Sinous in Yafiltan, atpei Mils
lionen Gbineien auf Sormoia. 0a5ll
fommen un5dblbare 0eportierte, Die
BON BEN Soipiets aus BEN @eItgebtes
ten Ser Somiet- Union Der ibleppi
tpuroen uno bie Minionen, Die in Sen
8aiaaenl ltaaten BEL gta6t uno 9ebel
oerbaftet unO peri6idt tpuroen unb
merOen. Ser 8elten fonne bieie Slut
oes glenos nidt 5ur l1mfebr bringen.
st Tonne nur gegen Die Sflaoerei
Der 3mangsarbeitslager proteitieren,
in oenen oie l1eberlebenoen berl6pin.
oen. Sn 9euti6lano biloen bie Ser.
triebenen einen 8lod, oelien ginfluB
auf Die 8ieoergetpinnl1ng Ser oerlo=
renen Sitgebiete ordnge. 0a5u font
men Die Sliidtlinge, Ole aus eigenem
antrieb i'm @ebiet Der 8unoesrepl1=
blif 3uflu6t iu6ten. Iues in auem
biloen Sic Seimatloien in bieiem
Sabrbunoert reine Ser groBen Sea,
tionen ser 8elt". Sbre Miuionen5abl
permebrt Sic 8elaitung Der freien
Nutionen, oeren lteberbiiroung als
luntragbar erl6iene, tpenn nidt Set.
ten Die ei15ige ALTERNATIVE pdren
9abei lit oas Sos ser &einatloien.
Die ibr 0aiein auf oieler Seite oes
giiernen gorbangs friiten, unoer,
Igleidlid beiier als oas Sos Der Wen.
iden Die ge5tpungen itno, auf Del
ouoeren Seite 5u bleiben. In
| mlimmIten oaran iino Weni6en, oil
habeim beimatlos iinb, bic unter Ell
ueln Spitem leben miiiien, gesen ott
lid aaes in ibnen aufbdumt, berer
Seimutldnoer gu fremoen @efangniI'
len apur0en.
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gead elmer MelSung Der vMG.
Hreb" spuroen iii 2i9tenfeIs bei
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Brttrllt El1rr zftta1t1g nttlt ah!

wenn bn eber Gr oieier Sage uet cine &emnue fir
3enng ebaen % mnb bir ud m6sd it, w beinen abresbras
nnuoeu, 10 beqe ai ab nberu arte rubs s bu 8ras
mie sber besabeu tanuf sS ienbeu beue 3nns ee
abbaeamns bbeate ben @euf amn altn Gremubes
eneu Sdbaben fir bic tabulide BreFe.
On fannf bn abounmen au ben Obiuaaufrennb Sbe
Spuum @eb etmieubes fs
geubem 0prrauIar:
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gompanp beteiIigt, uno tpeI 3ab.
lungsanipriide an bieie Sirma ge.
iteat tp1roen, oie ibre eieenen Mn-
iprii6e auf gntiddbigltng fir ibr be-
i6lagnabmtes gigentum aunibte ma-
6en tpiir0en.
Smmerbin miro in @albington an.
genommen, oaB Die gtote Ssrans ben
@eg 81 nelten @egenbori6l1gen ge.
offnet fat, 10 oaB nielIeidt Die Ser
banolungen auf elmer perniinftigen
8runolage aufgenommen peroen
fonnten.
9as Sdntbiinbnis i'm gasifif
9ie Ser. Staoten, auItrolien uno
Neu-Seelano baben ltd) auf elmer
&onferen5 in Sonolulu geeiniet auf
Die grri6tung elmer militGrii6en Or
ganiiation fir sic eegenieitige Si-
6erbeit, aber nnoere 21nber inn So.
| 5ifif, Die nidt in oie Illian5 einbeso-
gen Duroen, tperben obne 3neifel
enttdul6t iein.
Im @noe ser oreitdgigen &onfe.
ren5 5tpii6en StaatsiefretGr 9ean
a6elon uno oen auBenminiitern &is
daro gaiep bon Muitrolien uno glifs
ton 8ebb bon Heu>Seelano tpuroe
ser 8ei6luB mitgeteilt, bon elmer gr-
meiterung Ser Iuian5 ab5uieben. 8or=
ldufig ioIlen idbrlt6e 8eipre6ungen
bes My3uS.Htas erfotgen auBers
bem iou elm Militdrausi9uB 8or-
idldge fir Die St6rfrng Ser Sa5ifi-
Iden Boittion MAIDEN.
Die 6ineltl6en HationaliIten baben
oen 8orp1rf erboben, baB Die bret
Wta6te eine Haiienlinie ge5ogen bdt.
ten.
4u6 Die 8riten oiirften ntdt gan5
5ufrieoen iein, neil iid aultralien
uno Neu-Seelono obne gnglano auf
cine 9luion5 nit Imerifa eingelailen
baben. l1no 5ranfreid bdtte ii6 germ
angel6loiien, Inn feline StelIung in
Snoo=Gbtna 5u berltdrfen.
8dren aber Die 4oloniaImG6te
gnglano uno sSranfreib einbe5oger1
tporoen, Damn tpdre oas in ben Bbi-
lippinen auf &ritif eeltoBen.
SelbIt 4uItralten mag ettpas ent-
tauIGt iein, neil Hearl Sarbor Ser
Sauptitiitpuntt Ser Iaian5 tper6en
Ioa, mabreno oie AuItralier sic Ssniel
Wanls, Die our Iomiralitdtss sruppe
geb0rt, porge5oeen bdtten.
9ie erlte militdrii6e &onferena
miro in Hearl Sarbor itattfinben,
uno Damn fommen Welbourne unb
8euington an oie Eeibe.
Sn Der offi5ieaen Witteiluns tpur.
oe erflart, es 1pdre ruerfriibt", i6on
iett anoere Staaten gum Qni6luB
an bic Iaian5 ein5ulooen, uno ber.
oorgeboben, ~baB Ole orei MG6te
fortfabren peroen, in enger 5IbIune
NIT an0eren Staaten 5u bleiben, oie
an ser 8abrung oes Srieoens i'm
Ba5tfit- t-9ebiet tntereiiiert iino".
Evening star., 1952-08-08
Uncle Rows Corner By se"e" cett"o'

from mud or sand. This has helped
in estimating the arge Of various
layers of sandstone and shale.
It is believed that the estimates
are right in general way, but they
fail to give us exact dates, or any
thing fairly close to exact dates.
A simple kind Of time clock, and
a fairly accurate one, is. provided by
the rings of tree trunks. Most kinds
of trees have such rings, added at
the rate Of one year. Not only do
the rings tell the age of a tree, but
they also give experts records of
weather during the years in which
they were made. Thanks to a system
worked out for the use of tree
ring clock, we have been able to give
close dates for the building of cliff
dwellings.
The latest help in this field may
be described as the heavy carbon
clock. A Pennsylvania scientist. DR.
A. ". Crosse, is honored for an idea
which helped to lead to it. More
than Is years ago, he figured that
cosmic rays must be making one or
more new elements. With the help
Iof DR.. w. F. Libby of the Univer-
Isity Of Chicago, DIR. Crosse made
many tests, and proved that cosmic
rays produce in plants and animals
what is called heavy carbon, or
Carbon IA.
During the past few years, DR.
Libby and another University of
Chicago scientist, DR.. j. r. Arnold,
have built up a great group of facts
lin this field. In large measure. they
may be called the inventors Of the
heavy carbon clock.
One of the many objects tested by
these scientists is q log which was
found in the state Of Missouri, near
lSt. Charles. The heavy carbon
clock gave this log an age Of about
Ill 500 years.
To obtain free copy Of the Illus
trated leafet on Stamps and Stamp
stamped envelope 70 Uncle Ray IN care
A - ane ssae.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
Answer to PANTHEON.

paten, pant, pane, path, pate, pent, peat
peon, pean, pone, poet, anon, anent ante
atone, atop. nape. neap. neat, neon, none
note. tape, tenon, than, thane. then, tope
tone, hate. heap. heat, henna. hope, hone
open, oaten, oath.
Evening star., 1952-08-08

Men of science have been studying
rock layers for long time. They
have discovered thousands of facts
about the history of the rocks, and
have built up the science of geology.
They declare that some of the layers
were formed several millions of
years ago, and that other layers
have existed for hundreds of mil
lions of years.
Many methods have been used to
estimate the age of rocks. One OF
these has to do with the rate at
which rivers have built up deltas
Evening star., 1952-08-08
Word Come
Find A or more words in
YTTERBIUM,

meaning. metallic element" F"
Average is 40: limit. 80 minutes.
RuleS-Words must be of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition OF g. such as bats, .
cats" are not used Only one form of a
word is used. Proper names are not used.
list will be published tomorrow.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-11-15
Ernest, Willie Lee-Sunflower,

Ernest, Willie Lee-Sunflower,
RA.
Crump, l.. C.-Jackson, RA.
Washington, George Wellington
-Anding, AT.
Washington, Arthur MILFORD, Jr.
-Hattiesburg, RA.
Richardson, Oscar Lee-Biloxi,
RA.
Brown, Jessie Lee-Hattiesburg,
RIA.
Packer, Frank Jr. - Stateline,
RA.
Howard, Frances columbus,
WAC.
Mitchell, Samuel = Vicksburg,
RA.
Dedeaux, Vernett Joseph - De-
Lisle, RA.
McAfee, Fred Lester-Philadel-
phia, RIA.
Johnson, Tyler-Preston, RA.
Gordon, Willie Meridian, AT.
Young, Timothy Amos = Meri-
dian, AT.
Dean, Johnnie Will-Meridian,
AT.
Bryant, Roscoe Concklin Semons
-Clarksdale, RA.
Robinson, Oliver Lee Clarks-
dale, AT.
Henderson, Lewis Albert-Meri-
dian, AT.
Dahmer, Martinez Alexander
Hattiesburg, AT.
Hammons, Beatrice L.-Green-
wood, WAF.
Hammons, Elva Y.-Greenwood,
WAC.
kinniebrew, Willie-Utica, RA.
Evans, Percy Leon - Jackson,
RA.
Minor, John Earl - Tougaloo,
King, Larone, Jr. = McCondy
RA.
Smith, Eddie-Grace, AT.
Moore, Johnnie-Vicksburg, AF
Ellis, Mose-Vicksburg, RA.
Bumper, Taylor-Laurel, RA.
Washington, Dan Earl Jr. =
Natchez, AT.
Mcdonald, Willie Lee-Rudyard
AT.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-11-15
Association
(Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One)
schools in more than seventeen
states will convene in Memphis for
this years meetings.
Theme for the four-day confer
ence will be "Education for Free
DOM" the Associations executive
committee has announced. A large
array of persons prominent in ed
ucation are scheduled to serve as
speakers and consultants for the
conference.
In addition to DR.. Potts, key of
ficers of the Association are Paul
P. Guthrie, vice president, L. s.
CoZart, secretary treasurer, and
George w. Gore, Jr., past presi-
dent.
The above persons join with the
following persons to form the As
sociation's executive committee:
Richard V. Moore, J. T. Gaines.
Rufus E. Clement, w. X. Payne,
and F. j. Rogers.
President Hollis F. Price of lie
Moyne is host for the convention.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-11-15

Ridgeway, Jessie Velle = Ala.
RA.
Spencer, Arthur James Yves
son, AT.
Taylor, Ezel-Jackson, RA.
Thompson, Mary Bell-Center,
WAC.
Fisher, Mary Alice-Meridian,
WAC.
Campbell, Johnnie Lee = Meri-
dian, AT.
Johnson, Charles Aleck-Pasca-
goula, RA.
Robinson, Carl-Liberty, RA.
Cameron, Willie - Vicksburg.
AT.
Reed, George Ellis : Meridian,
RA.
Prater, Lionel-Natchez, RA.
Knowles, Willie Jamerson-Nat-
chez, AT.
Russell, Paul-Vicksburg, AT.
Morgan, Joe Nathan = Vicks-
burg, AT.
Walker, Ernest Edward-Meri-
dian, AF.
Mackey, Robert Douglas-Ohio,
RA.
Perry, Clevon-Jackson, RIA.
Dedeaux. Joseph-Pass Christi
an, RA.
Johnson, James Calvin-Yazoo
City, AT.
Pettway, Leonard = Jackson,
AT.
Watson, Friedrich Louis-Nat-
chez, AF.
West, Thomas-Natchez, AT.
Willis, Johnnie B-Hattiesburg,
RIA.
Harris, John Henry = Hatties-
burg, RA.
Brown, Curtis-Meridian, RA.
Baxtrum, Leon - Philadelphia.
RIA.
Sparkman, John - Yazoo City,
RA.
Boone, Richard Jr.-Columbus,
AT.
Hayes, J. P.-Vicksburg, AT.
Moore, misunderstanding, AT.
Jackson, Eddie Raymond =
Clarksdale, RA.
Little, Frank Jr. = Greenwood,
RA.
White, Dolores Berniece-Hat-
tiesburg, WAF.
Greer, Warden - Goodman,
WAC.
Nunley, Ida Mae-Petal, WAC.
Allen, Robert. Odell-Greenville.
RIA.
Griffin, General-La., RIA.
Walls, Fred James-Jonestown,
RA.
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Fredick Quentin Shafter, all pro-
fessors and the Reverend Richard
Hooker Wilmer, chaplain.
The letter read as follows: eve
re-affirm the principles we enunci-
ated in our statement Of June the
ninth. In that statement we took
our stand with the synod of the
fourth province. The synod had
recommended that Negro candi-
dates for the ministry Of the Epis-
copal church be admitted to the
school of Theology of this uni
versity.
"To this the trustees replied
that the enrolment of Negroes
should not now be encouraged.
"The question was at that time
Oast June) a clear one: Shall this
Christian School Of Theology be
open to Christians whatever their
race may be? But since last June.
the issue has been obscure and
virtually eclipsed by considerations
not relevant to the basic ques-
TONS"
When the controversy first be-
came public chancellor R. Bland
Mitchell Of Little Rock, said there
| was no university audience exclud-
ing Negroes, but that he had been
advised that such enrollments
would be in violation of Tennessee
Law.
No Negroes have ever applied
for admission to Sewanee. h e
bishop of Arkansas added.
In announcing the action, doctor
McCradye also presented the uni
versities observations" he said
"The action of the trustees, in
advising against the immediate adj
mission of Negroes, was definitely
neither informed nor in intentions.
Special committee Of the trustees
is currently examining the whole
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NconClnued from rage Onel
whites and another for colored per-
sons.
Peabody is the white auditor
ium and was constructed at a cost
Of $8OS, l82.28. 1t has permanent
seats Tor 1850 people and custom
arily features entertainments, re-
citals, stage plays, musical and vo-
cal concerts.
The second auditorium is called
the Negro Recreation Center and
is located in the Negro section of
the city. 1t cost the municipality
S72, 734.55, and has a seating ca
pacity of 400 by using temporary
seats. 1t is used as a gymnasium.
The plaintiffs asserted their
right to be admitted to the Pea
body Auditorium under the equal
protection of the laws" clause of
the l4th Amendment to the U. s
Constitution. The defendants ar
gued that the Negro recreationaI
center provided a Substantially
! equal" facility.
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Government economy is another
thing much talked about, but sell
dOm practlced.
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DR.. Clements
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ert P. Daniel, Virginia State Col
lege, Petersburg, vice president,
and DR.. F. d. Bluford, North Caro-
lima A. and 7. College, Greensboro,
Chairman Of Executive Committee,
both presidents of their respective
colleges.
Reelected to office were the
secretary and treasurer of the con-
ference. These educators are DR..
R. B. Atwood, president of Ken
lucky State College, Frankfort,
secretary, and DR.. FELTON, G. Clark,
president, Southern University,
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, treasurer
Principal speaker for the three
day meeting was Assistant Secre-
tary Of Agriculture Knox T. Hut
Crimson, who keynoted the confer
ence theme, examination of the
program Of the Land Grant Col
leges for Negro in terms of pres
ent day needs"
Among others making speaking
contributions to the sessions were
DR.. FELTON, G.. Clark, DR.. E. M.
Norris and Dr.. T. R. Solomon,
Prairie View A. and M. College. A
number of specialists from govern
ment agencies served as consult
ants to the conference.
Sessions for the conference were
held at the Federal Security Build
ing. The educators visited the D.
S. Department of Agriculture Elk
pertinent Station at Beltsville,
Maryland, and were entertained at
an informal dinner at Howard Uni
versity.
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You can preach better sermon
with your life than your voice.
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