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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06
6nlnp1pa Juhtliimn, nrr
St.-Hptprs-Ahtei

-Mueniter, Sasf., &anoba.
9lm Sonntag, II. Dtai, feierte Die
8eneOiftinerabtei ct. Beter bas gol-
Oene SubilGum ibres 8eitebens. Die
Slbtei uno Die lt6 INN oieielbe auf-
bauenoe st -8eters-&olonie" puroe
Dor fiinf5ig Sabren bon Wonden Der
St.-Sobannes-abtei in Gollegenine,
Wtinn., auf Dem oan1als BON Der fana-
oilfen &egierung eri6loiienen Nen-
lanO ins 2eben gerufen. sIls ser ipa-
tere erite slbt BON ct. Beter, P. 8ru=
no Goerfler, O. S. B., i'm September
1902 auf ieiner erlten SSnipeftions-
fcbrt Sasfat6eman ourbreiite, mar
Die beutige, bon 5ablrei6en Staot6en
unO bliibenoen 5armen ltrotenbe @e=
9eno cine ein5iee peite @ilonis, auf
Der meilenipeit fein menibli6es 2ebe=
|meIen an5utreffen mar uno NO faum
Elm cin5iger gfao 3euenis gab, baB
iemals zines Weni6en SUB bier bor-
belgefommen mar. Die erlte Nadt
fampierte p. Bruno unter freien
@l1nmel in Ser 0tdbe, mo iih belte
ole @ebGuli6feiten Ger St.-Geters,
9lbtel erbeben.
SelbIt no6 ser slnfunft Der eriten
Sleoler gob es lanse nod feline Giien-
balm, fem Selefon feline Ier5te, fei-
he GerbinoungsltraBen auBer Der al
ten I'M @inter un6 SSriibiabr beinabe
unpaiiierboren Government Grail.
gSie prilnitip oie Gage in ben In-
fangsiabren mar, erbellt aus einem
9eri6t iiber oie 3ir6peibfeier in Der
OomaIs neuen @eneinbe Suloa, am
%. auguit 1905: u8ei DEM 5elteiien
in Dem Monning>Seim benutte Sr.
Blaming einen 8appel5peig als Sa-
der, nm nit bemielben Sic Wosfitos
pon Sen 5eltgdIten fern5ubalten.
Seute, nod fiinf5is Sabren itebi
Die St.-Yeters!4btei nit Dem bobm'
item Srn. 9lbt Seperin @ertfen, %.
s. B., oierunbbreiBig 8atres, fiini
&lerifern uno pier5ebn 2aienbriioern
I'M Ofittelpunft BON einem bliibenoen
&ron5 BON Stabtden a,no 2ano.
ee1neinben nit elmer fatboliiben 8e.
polferung bon insseiamt 10000 See.
len. 9ort, mo- Dor fiinf5ig Sabren
faum elm 9utenb einiame Sieoler.
bitten berltreut in Der nntpeglamen
8ilonis itanben beiteben beute eine
abtei nit &atbebralfirde unb Dean.
nerfoues, atp0lf Bfarrfirhen, 5tpan'
gig Wiiiionsfirben, cine Utaoben'
afaoemie unb atpei Soipitaler.
Sm 3uiammenbang nit Der Subj
Iaumsfeier Der ct. -Beters -MbtPi feier.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06
M.8.S.

@ir gratulleren Srn. uno ,Srall
sSranf 2einbeuler pon Gottspile, Ga.,
Delde ibr goloenes gbejubilQum fei-
erten!
9iep. gbparo 90. 2einbeuier, @alc.
no, Wb., Sobn oes SSubilQurn5paa,
res, 5elebrierte bel Ser SubiIaumS-
melie.
Wier. golparo S. 2einbeuler, &a-
plan oes St.-5roncis=Solpitols in
Columbus, g., uno 9fep. 2olprencc
9einbeuier bon golo Spring, an.,
griiber oes Srn. 2etnbeuler, mureu
ebenfaas 5ugegen bel Der beiligen
Meiie.
aue bier Srieiter iino 9lIumnen
oes Solepbinums.
0as gan5e Soiepbinum gratuliert
oen Witglieoern ser 8eibeflaiie pon
1903 uno 1923, oie ibre eoloenen
uno lilbernen Subilaen feiern.
Son DER Tla1e, ole 1913 gelDelbt
puroe, iino nod flint am 2eben. Die
ielben iino: Misr. S. g. arnoloi,
Sremont, g.; 5atber Geter S. Cider,
Wilton, isis; Satber Bernard ST.
ling, Subbea, Weid.; Mier. $. $.
&elerman, Seem Straitspille, g.; 1lnb
Satber Senrp S. 3eis, 2ofe 2inoen,
Wi6.
Sieben Der adt 8rieiter, Die i'm
Sabre 1923 eetueibt uuroen, iino nod
am 2eben. Sic iino: Wisr. alpbonie
5. 8ertman, Springfielo, ST.; ga,
tier 81. s. @ieien, gait ct. Souls,
Sn.; Satber CHARLES s. &aminifi,
sturseon 8ap, Bis.; Satber s. 90.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06

aaminifp, Sep, Ser; 5atber ssolepb
6. 9lumpe, Phi. D., 8aibineton, 8.
g.; ;Sotber Curt q. Suel5er, @iiba,
lpafo, Sno.; unb Satber s. @alter,
@aueon, >.
gSir miiniden allen oieien Brieitern
cine longe Jfeibe Sabre legensreider
SGtigfeit in al ibren unternebmun-
9en!
HcQcn, Regen lmo Hegenl 8as mir
pcrgongenen Sommer benotigten io-
nic lcttcn @erblt uno @inter uno bis
iett bcItGnoi9. Gir batte1l i'm Wai
mebr Rcgcn dis in ben perganeenen
Monatcn. Sic @rasplGte iino oerart
bod) nit @ros be>pabien, bab es ialt
unn10gliH lit, Sic slrbeit 5u beipdlti=
gen. @enn cS nidt re9net, lit Ser
gooen 81 icud)t fiir oie Wabmai6i=
men. Sroboem iinO mir iebr snfrieoen,
GeQen nod oQ Sen trodenen Monoten
su crholtcn. Ser &egenian boIf al,6
Sem llntergruno- -@oiierporrat.
ltnicrc Nodbarn iinb gan5 beion-
oera intcreiiiert, oa lie @alier bon
inns SIT bc5ieben ge5puneen iporen
leit mcbrcren Wonoten.
S>n Sen lebten bier Sabren tpurbe
oos ISoicpbinun 5peimol pom 8lit
oetroifcn. @obrenb ser &lalienltun=
sen om %. 0tai traf ser 8lit sic
Coping Oca NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0ie
Sbeologcn uno ibr Hrofeiior ipurben
foIt BON ibren Siten periaet. SIN
oQgemcinen ober puroe fein So6l6a,
Sen ongeridtet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06
UnhrHanzrtgp

Sobanna .. Drtben, eeItorben am
81. april 1858 inn ct. Grancis
5bebier Some, Seem Qark Miher6ale,
N. q. Die 8eritorbene binterIGbt cine
S6meiter: gmilp Doelaer.
Woge lire Seele iotpie Die Geelen
aller rnierer 8obltdter unb Sre,lnbe
ruben in Grieoen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06
ct. 8aul, Minn.- @Drtbiustpn, o.
Samstag, 6. SUM- 1858.
& ir d en- a lenber

Sonntag, Z. SUM: 3ueiter Sonntae
nadJ Efingiten. - gpang e.
lium: Ias groBe Abenomabl
(2uf. 14).
Wontag, s. SUM: Weoaro. @iloaro.
&lobulpb.
0ienstae, 9. SUM: Frimus. 6eli5ian.
&olumba.
Otittpof, 10. Suni: Morgareta.
Waurinus. slterius.
0onnerstae, II. SUM: 9ornobus,
Ipoitel. sImabilis.
Sreitag, ~. SUM: Ser5=Seiu-6eit
Samstae 13. SUM: slntonius Don
Eaoua. 6elifula.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06

'1,iemals 5ueeben," iaste ein gertreter
Der Hegierung. Ser @eiit BON Bots-
.bam eebort Ser 8erganeenbeit an,
uno es fam feline 9fiiffebr our 8ier-
m66te- &ontroue geben, Die bamals
porgeieben mar. @s ipiirbe bebeiiten,
oaB mir oas groBe MaB Ser Souperd-
nitat aufgeben niiBten, oas Die bent-
lbe 8unoesrepublif erbalten bot. 3as
lit unmoglib."
Die 9fuiien uno Gum1nen batten
@elt=0eutiblanb auf Ser l1N-San-
oelsfonferen5 in @enf oas perlodenoe
angebot gemadt, Die Sanbelsbe5ie-
bungen pieoer altf5unebmen.
Die 8eltmd6te erfl1rten, lie bot
ten gegen GerbanoIungen ni1ts ein-
5uipenoen, neil it6 Bonn perpflihtet
babe, oen Huiien feine Glitter bon Itra-
tegiifem @ert 81 liefern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06
gertriebenen-N -Nrbeitsloiisfeit seienft

Ser StaatsiefretGr i'm 8unOesper-
triebenenminiiterium Or. Sttomar
S6reiber iagte in Samburg, oaB es
our6 Die llmiieolung gelungen iei,
BEN slnteil Der 8ertriebenen an Der
arbeitsloiigfeit i'm 8unoesgebiet bon
pier5ig auf neununo5manaig Bro5ent
81 ienfen.
.Sdreiber, Der auf Ser Sabres-
bauptperiammlung Der Gertretung
Der beimatDertriebenen @irti6aft
ipra6, bob anerfenneno ben Mrbeits=
milen Der 8ertriebenen berpor. 6iinf.
unbiie65ig Bro5ent bon ibnen fonnten
bisber, ungea6tet ibrer &enntniiie,
nur als 4rbeiter in Der @irti6aft
einen Irbeitsplas finben.
Son oen runo 100000 aus Dem
Often ins 8unoessebiet gefommenen
8auern baben bisber Al 900 als Be-
fiter ODER 8dhter ipieber einen Sof
befommen. Die 8nnbesregierung lei
bemiibt, aub bic $4,000 bisber aus
Ser Souiet- Gone geflobenen 8auern
nad Woglidfeit nieoer ieBbaft 5il
MAIDEN.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06

8eimdt!- = Gin Iann far ei-
ne fatboliid)e Nmitalt seiudt. &ann
bort iein Slid MAIDEN, 10 lanse er
beabfdtigt, bort sn bleiben. Wfan
iuenbe iid an: Garmelite Sifters,
.. s. S., 2912 Ninetb- -Sbirb Street,
&enpiba, 8isconiin.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06
9emtidlanb unb &uflanb

Sic meitoeutlfe 9Regierune bat sic
ginlaouns HuBlanos obselebnt, oi=
refte Gerbanolungen iiber einen Son=
oelspaft auf5unebmen, uno bie grfla-
rung abgegeben, oab alle 8erbano=
lungen iiber oie @ieoerauinabme oes
Sanoels 5pil6en Dem Often llno @e-
item iiber Die 8irti6oftsfommiiiion
ser Sereinten Nationen in @enf ae=
ben miiiie.
lu6 erfldrte elm Gertreter bes
Sanoelsminiiteriums, oaB 8elt>
0eutldlano iib auf alle Sale an oas
Gerbot balten uiiroe, &uBlano Glitter
BON itratesii6em @ert gu lieiern, aud
nenn es iiber @enf 5ur Mufnobme bes
&anbelsperfebrs nit HuBlano fom-
men ioate.
Mit bieier Iblebnung zines berlof-
fenoen ansebots gab Mbenauers Ste
sieruns ibrer l1n5ufrieoenbeit iiber
Die ruiiilde Saltuns CUR oeuti9en
Srage Iusbrud, Die Dor einigen Sa-
gen BON Der ,Hrapba' beleudtet mur.
| De.
rGie ,Brauba' iaete, iebe MGdte-
fonferena iiber Deuti6lanb miiiie auf
Die Botsoamer gereinbarune auriid.
Igeben, uno Dos neroen mir 9euti1en
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06
mudrrnf1t1a11
(Jortfebuna bon Setfe u

insbelonbere in 2onbon, Iorgfaltie
beoba6tet. Die Mosli6feit elmer
anslpra6e 5pii6en BrGiibent giien-
bonner rno Dem britii6en 8remiers
mtnilter Gbur6ia miro in 8onner
politiifen &reiien oils Elm eiinItiees
In5eihen oafiir angeieben, OaB oie
Rotnenoiefeit bes semeinIomen tpeit.
liben Stanopunftes als Gorauslet=
sung fir elm fiinftiges Slt-@elt-
Sreffen angeleben miro.
grentano betonte Dor Ereilepertre=
tern, er lebe in Der grflQrung Gburd=
lbs Den @unld, baB ser 8elten Die
SnitiatiDe 5u einem SIt-8eIt-Sref-
fen iibernebmen miiiie. Die gburdin=
&eoe lei 5u begriiBen, neil bier ser
Geriu6 unternommen perOe, oie
Stagnation in ben @eiprGden al
iiberminoen. ...
Wan biirfe ni6t Dem Often Die
Snitiatipe iiberlalien. Ser 8elten
miiiie pielmebr aae Mogli6feiten
priifen - bies Iiese au6 i'm beuti6en
Snterelle -, l1m i'm Gabmen Der
oeutid-olliierten GertrGse 81 einem
ginpernebmen nit Ser Sopiet=
Union gu selaneen. Ger 8unoesfan5-
Ter ltimme nit bieier 9luffaiillng
Gbur6iqs therein. sd babe ni6t
oen geringlten 31peifel," iaete 9ren-
tano, uoaB iib an bie Gebe gbur6iGs
nod ipeitere grfldruneen ani6lieBen
meroen."
9ie Musfiibrungen Gbur6ias iiber
2ocarno ieien in Deuti6lano pielfa6
miBperitanoen iporben. Won miiiie
BEN 2ocarno-gertroe leien, nm 5u
miiien, oaB er ii6 nidt einiad) auf
SIt=guropa iibertragen laiie.
slls ieine perionli6e auffaiiung
unterltri6 8rentano, baB bel einem
mogliben Sit-8eit=5reffen Die por=
berige 5eitlegung elmer 3agesorb-
nung nur iefunbdre geoeutung babe.
gs lei gu bebauern, oaB ii6 bisber
an ser Saltung Sotpjet=&uBlanos ieit
Dem Sooe Stalins ni6ts peiertlicbes
gednbert babe. u8ublano bat bisber
ni6ts getan, Inn ben 8eiten 5u beru-
bigen."
@eraoe bie lette gnttpidlung in
Ser SoDiet- Gone 5eige, baB Die 60
piets nidt bereit iino, gntsesenfom-
men 5u 5eigen. y
sm Gortaee batte Ser 8unoesfan5-
Ter Dor Dem 8oritano Ser G0u-
GSu=gunoestassfraftion gleibfous
iiber ieine 8eipre6unsen in 2onoon
uno Baris beri6tet. 9abei bate er
aur Saar=5rage erflGrt, oaB elmer
2oiune ose Hroblems nod groBe
Sdmierigfeiten enteegeniteben. Sic
8erbanolungen nit Dem fran5oii Iden
Winilterprdiioenten Waper in &aris
batten feinen peientliden 1orti6ritt
gebra6t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06
Nene 1sliidtlingsiuelle

8iertauienb Gliidtlinee, Die gr0Bte
3ab1. Die ie an einem Gage erreidt
Dur6e, Itromten am borlebten Sonn-
tag nod Berlin berein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06
9entide 8mtmad)mug

0os peltoeuti6e &abinett bieB leb-
te 8obe einen @eiesentpurf gut, Ser
Die 3ablung bon runo bier Winiaroen
3W (952 Mi1ionen Collar an SUM-
oerttauienoe BON =@el6dbieten
: in erlter 2inie Suoen - porliebt.
8ie Elm Gegierungsipreder bier5u
lagte, miro iib 0eutiblano na1 Der
annabme bieier 8orlase ourd bas
Barlament oerpfli6tet baben, alles in
ouem neun Wiaiarben OOt ($2,142,-
0O0,000) ols gntibaoigung an 9a5i=
Spfer 5u be5ablen, lei es in Sorm bon
Sbaoenerlas, gigentumsriiderltat-
tung ODER Geparationen an Slrael.
sla oies betrifft aber nur Serionen,
bic auf oeuti6em 8oben geid1oigt
puroen. Spater iino nod 9lasen ioI-
6er Serionen ODER i'm Namen bon
Berlonen gu eriparten, oie p1breno
Der Ra5is8eleeung guropas in anoe-
rem Sanoern Sdaoen eelitten baben.
Gin Gertreter 0es gunoes- -ssinons-
miniIteriums, Der BEN &abinettsbe-
ldluB befanntgab, iagte, er pern1oge
nlbt 5ll lagen, mann oas Sarloment
bler5u Stellung nebmen peroe. Die
iesige 2egislaturperiobe enoet am 3.
Sult uno i'm acknowledgement Monat
miro Elm neuer 8unbestag getpGblt.
aoenauers G0l1 uno oie oppolitio=
nelle SBO Iollen beioe fir balbmOg-
li6lte 8erabidieoung oes 8iebergut-
ma6ungsgeiebes iein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06
Stimlue DeS NDlfeS
fiir bas Soiepbiuum

@inliegenb $500 gum 9onf fir Sic
grboruns elmer 8itte, in Der i6 er-
bort mur0e. .'.
5rau 5. s., ga.
ginliesenb $500 gu gbren Oes
Sl'iten Ser5ens Seiu, Die id in elmer
beionberen Meinung peripro6en bot
te. SD murbe, @ott 3anf, erbort.
Irau @. s., >.
ginlieeenO $500 5ur ee9enp1rti=
gen 6reiitelle. Sd batte Die @abe per-
ipro6en, lpenn i6 erbort piiroe. Sd
bin, @ott lei Can't, erbort lporoen.
Seier, SnO.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06
Snoetenbeatide Saguns

Mebr als 100000 Suoetenoeut-
ide, Die nod &riegsenbe aus Der
Sidebo-S Slopafei pertrieben 1puroen,
foroerten in Observation-Disclosures
in 5ranffurt unb anoeren oentI6en
Stdoten Die 9fiidfebr in ibre alien
Seimatltaote uno 0fiidgabe ibres gi-
gentun1s.
MuBeroem fanb in Sanburg cine
Gunoeeblng bon 100000 aus Som
mern pertriebenen Geuti6en ltott, oie
abnli6e Soroerungen erboben. 8om-
mern itebt ieit &riegsenoe unter pol
nii6er 8ernoltune.
0ie Waiienperiammlungen beton=
ten Die 8eoeutung elmer Der erplolip-
item beutiben gsa6frieesfragen: oie
3nfunft Ser perlorenen oeutl6en DIT
gebiete uno oas S6id lal ser mebr als
iieben Wiaionen Weni6en, pie aus
Oielen @ebieten bertrieben lpuroen
uno ii6 in @elt- 3erti9lanb cine neue
grilten5 aufbauen muBten.
9ie Suoetenoeuti6en teilten nit,
DOB tie einen Gat ibaffen niiroen, ser
Ole 8elt nit ibren Soroeruneen be-
fannt MAIDEN uno fir oeren 8ertpirf=
libung planen Der6e. Sic, ebenio pie
Die pertriebenen Bommern, sriffen
oas Sotsoammer abfommen bonn SUI
Il 1915 an, oas tie fir ibre Gertrei-
bung peranttDortli6 MAIDEN.
giner Der iuoetenoeuti6en &eoner
be5ei6nete einen Seil ieiner &ebe als
einen bireften Ippea on BrGlibent gi=
lenbotper. uGiiden Sic offentli6 bon
Ger Waiienaustreibune bon Wiaionen
aus ibrem Seimatlanb ab," iogte er.
.Seten Sic Sbren peri0nli6en gin-
fluB unb Die Wa6t Mmerifas Elm, Inn
ibnen ibre Seimat unb ibr gigentum
5urif5ugeben."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-06-06

Sm 3uIammenbang NIT Der Subj
IGumsfeier Der ct. -Yeters -Mbtei feier@
Arizona sun., 1953-08-28
Iarver 5farfs< i.
5rid pratfiteI,. e.

Because of building operation!
It Carver, the field lights cannot
De turned on until Tuesday Sep:
ember 2, according to Coach
Shaw, but practice will begin at the
Carver Stadium on Monday evening
1T 6 o'clock and continue until
lark and all boys expecting to be
. considered for the squad should be
present at that time.
When asked about his 1858 pros
DectS, Coach Shaw was enthusi-
lstic. He says that his enrolment
ior the first two days was the lar.
sest he has had by that time since
ne has been at Carver. Shaw is
notifying, all football boys TO be, on
land at the stadium for the medi-
al examinations, at 8 o'clock Fri
lay morning, August %, and that
I'll boys should complete their reg:
stration with Mrs. Naomi Edwards
md Mr.. Calvin Goode and file birth
certificates before the first practice
Monday evening.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-28
Sports Closeup
Fritz Pollord
iouih Mountain
iiqh School Principal
Makes Correction

Mr.. Matt O.. Hanhila, principal
IF South Mountain High School,
)ffers correction of his article ap-
bearing in last weeks issue of the
sun, regarding students in South
Mountain High district.
The correction is that: "Any
student South of the river and
within the district boundaries may
attend either Technical or Carver
High Schools, which are open
schools. Those freshmen and
Sophomores who do not attend
Phoenix Tech. Or Carver and who
wish to attend High School must
,nroll at Phoenix South Mountain
High School.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-28
Carl A. Bimson Is
Honorary Farmer

Carl A. Bimson, president of the
Valley National Bank, has received
the title of Honorary State Future
Farmer for outstanding service to
Arizona Future Farmer of America
activities. The award was made
during the annual statewide con-
vention of the Future Farmers in
Prescott.
Bimson in turn awarded silver
plaques to 80 of the states out
standing future farmers. The
plaques were presented on behalf
of the Agricultural Committee of
the Arizona Bankers Association,
of which Bimson is president.
Louis G.. Galland, senior vice
president of the Valley Bank, is
chairman of the associations agri-
cultural committee.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-28

preciateS this. All know that theii
late is tied up with the fate o.
America and regardless seof any
shortcomings our Country ,might.
have, it is our country. IT. is, our
luty- to strengthen our country.
Nevertheless, Negroes have al
ways made their greatest gain to-
ward first class citizenship when
our country was under pressure,
Great gains were made in World
War II when the peace and secur4
. ty of the nation We're threatened
further. While the Korean War
hasn't brought SO many noticeable
Arizona sun., 1953-08-28
GETTING
ALONG
BY LAUREN WHITE


national magazine which tFc
writer considers a semi-official
publication, states, Communist
are in line to get Korea eventual
ly. u S. and her friends are really
on the run everywhere. Britain in
clines to reward Communist China
slap u. S. Italy tossed out govern.
ment that favored the u. S. France
is, cool to the u. S. except at q
price. .-...
Alert Negroes, viewing the Ko-
rean debacle and the rest of the
International scene, are thinking
We are in much the same posi-
ton as the ss<dividual that had 9
spouse that would not fulfill his OBJ
legation. She was ineXtricably tieG
up with the mate. She also knew
that the mate had the capacity for
being faid Therefore, she wanted
something to happen in the life Of
her mate to make him more con-
scious of his responsibilities.
Negroes know that the United
States has the capacity of truly
liberal and fair minded nation
With the many races, creeds and
religions represented, there are
many views and many opinions to
he considered. in the minds of all
who would be objective. But in
spite of these many points of view
there are too many in responsible
positions who feel that one seq
ment of the population deserves all
the advantages America offers
while another segment deserves all
the dis Negroes defi-
nitely want something to happen to
the leaders of America to correct
this erroneous con cept. We do not
want anything to happen that
might destroy or weaken the
United States as an effective force
for good. /.
The American busi ness man or
SONCi IIhICiIl OEIlCldl WHO IfulCut0S
Negroes because they are ~unfor-
tunately situated, undoubtedly does
the same thing to foreigners when
in their country. These foreigners
resent this attitude and will re-
taliate. No amount of money or
gifts appease group that has been
rediculed and scorned.
They must be accorded proper re-
spect.
Part of our governments inabil-
lty to maintain friends among for
eign powers results from their su-
perciliousness., Pride goeth before
a fall: If the verious nations of
the esrth continue to veer away
from America and what she repre-
sents, there is only one thing we
can do.
1t is regrettable that the United |
States, with the greatest potential
for good of any nation on earth.
is losing sature inthe eyes of other
No sensible American ap-
Arizona sun., 1953-08-28

NEW YORK, s(GLOBAL) +Thi:
Marciano-La Starza fight coming
up in September is the tames
thing to come along in the sport:
field in a long time. It's a far cry
from the days of the old Joe Louis
fights when the town would be
buzzing for weeks ahead, and eX-
element would run high.
In those days. hotels and rooming
houses would be booked solid a
month ahead of the fight date, res
taurantS and bars would make pre-
paratiOns for increased business
and people would get ready to en-
tertain out of town relatives who
. come to the fight from half way
across the country, and sometimes
out of the country. The heavy
weight fight in those days was a
cOlOrful contest and Joe Louis
filled the bill as a colorful cham
pion. Negroes felt they had some
thing riding on JOe's every punch,
and when he had stal ked his prey,
and finally went to work syste-
matically beating him down, every
Negro felt it symbolic of his own
struggle to prove himself a MAJ
and command the RESPECT of ali
But then, Joe was more than a
Negro champion. He was such a
clean fighter and such great
champion that he brought a dis
tinction to the championship thE
will be hard for anybody else to-
duplicate. .'.....
Yes, Joe was an all-time great
lie seigned in a colorful manner
without pretentiouSness or gauJ~
ness, and earned respect in and OUT
OF the ring. This affair coming ur1
IN September is certainly dull anC
drab in comparison to the davs oil
the Brown Bomber. ...-:.,. |
w see where Nal Whitfield ha. |
come UP with another record. Thei
olympic SOO-meter champion setl
Che new world record for 1.OOC1
lnetefs this week, clocked in 2O.S
I ne previous record was establish
ed last October by Ole Abere. of
sweden. His record was 2:21.3. Al.
so competing in the race at Eskil-
stuna, Sweden was Reggie Pear
faan, representing the New York
tloheef Club who finished second |
ROY Campanella is still on hisl
hlttlng streak and doesn't show anvil
signs OF cooling down. He has all
ready set record for runs battedI
IN among Catchers for the second
season, and seems to be making al
strong bid for the MVP award
again this year. Interviewed durino
one OF his hitting streaks recentlv |
Campy was asked if he thought he
would reach Babe Ruth's record
Cafilpy replied that he doesn't think |
IN terms of streaks or records. He
just plays each game as it comes
along and does his best all the
time Which is probably why he
is one-of the games greats.
The Rookie of the Year Award is
going to be tough one this year.
Junior Gill iamgand Bill Bruton at
times seem about neck and neck
However, since Gillian had a little
hest, he returned to second base
and has figured prominently in
every win the Dodgers have chalk
ed up. AS of this date, we would
say Gillian has the edge. He
doesn't raise much sand, and he's
not fashy player, therefore, he
may not attract attention immed-
lately. But the kid has class and
has proved he reilly belongs. Hell
would have to in order to replace
the old firebrand Robinson.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-28

When washing white nylon gar
nents with delicate lact, gathers.
or unfinished seams that tend ito
ravel, they should be put in pillow
cases or net bags. Don't put nylon
garments through a wringer as
creases made by the wringer will
be difficult to remove.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-28
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28 1858

Most public picnic grounds are
equipped: with refuse containers.
Use: them and leave a. clean, sani-@
Harry picnic ground behind YOU
when yoh!go home,
changes for progress, there haven't
ALREADY made.
;. 1t is indeed -regrettable that our
nation has lost stature and pres
tige1 in the eyes of other nations.
but this loss might cause her to
.be.mofe considerate of her greatest
minority. For this we. would be
grateful. -..J =
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-22
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