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teine. abIoluten 8erte.' Seine ablo.
lutte 8abrbeit? &ein Redt uno I'm
reht? &ein Naturgeies? Sino mir
elm gottesfiirhtiges golf? SIT oas
ntdt Die glei6e Bbiloiopbie, auf oie
Der &ommunismus it9 itiibt? 9ieie
@e1ltesrl6tung lit beorobli6er fir sic
Woblfabrt unieres 2anoes ais ser
&ommunismus; oenn bie meiiten
amertfaner itnO ii6 ser Srrlebren
uno Der 8efabrli6feit oes aommu=
nismus berpuBt, aber eeben adtlos
uoriiber an oen tiefgreifenoen an-
lhauungen Oes 2iberalismus uno
lbren unpermeiOli6en oeitruftipen
8trfungen, S1fularismus, sltbeis-
mus uno lebten gnoes slnarhie."
Golden Srrlngen geeeniiber per-
tples Sr. Sattler NIT tiefem GrnIt
auf Oie unermiioli9en Otubnunaer
uno 8eilungen oes 81. 8aters, in
oenen Die @leidgiiltigfeit, Satenlo=
ltgtelt uno Ser5ensbarte 10 pieler,
role treue Sobne uno S0hter ser
4trde lein loaten", beflagt miro. vgs
mug unlere Iufgabe iein Gopeit e5
in unIeren &raften liegt), Die ShIa=
fenOen uno Die S6laffen, sic Gerb1r-
teten unO llnunterri6teten uno
8lelbgilltlgen gu errei6en Inn Gbrilti
uno Setner Stride tpillen :" llnO
als Dem iiltelten fatbolil6en GerbunO
uno Dem erIten, Ger bon uniern 9i=
I6ofen Elm WtanOot fir aatboliIbe
Iftlon erbtelt, vl6ulOen mir uniern
gildofen uiel nebr oils nur @ebor=
Jam llno SoDalitdt @ir baben oft
Die Wabnung Dernommen, ,ales 51
erneuern in Gbriito'. 0as umfaBt Ell
ne groBe Wtttperonttportung aufleiten
Der 2aienluelt. Senn ous 8ert muB
BET Dem Gtn5elnen beginnen, IN ser
Janlllte, in Der Yfarrgelneinoe, in
Ser Gio5eie. 5iibrer uno ibre @efolg=
l6aft mitlien li6 nit entipre6enoer
|fir6llber @utbeiBung betGtigen our6
tbre Sofuluereine Iuf oieler So
gung in Ser StaOt oes FL. 9lntonius
uno i'm S6atten oe5 Nlamo lit e5 an
gebraft, Dob pir BON neuem rns Sen
3peden angelo6en, fir bie l1nier Ser
bano Dor adtunOneun5lg Sabren iii
gegritn0et morOen - nit Sreue 5ll
unlerm geliebten 2ano, nit @ehor=
lam gegeriiber unierer beiligen Wtltt=
ter Der &irde, unO 5u 8ottes Sob uno
Gbre 3"
Gieie @orte uno Oie @orte bon
gr56ilhoi Dtltend in ieinem ber5li=
den gegrilBungs= unO Grmutigungsz
l6reiben unO ulle pidtigeren Inlpra=
6en uno &unOgebungen linO 9lu5=
Orud ser @elinnung, mel6e oie So
gung in San 9lntonio beberrl6te.
3iele @eItnnrng murOe programme
tii6 nieoergelegt in oen rgrtldrln=
gen., Die Elm 8etenntnis 5lt elmer So
5lalreform auf ltttll6=reltgloler
8runolage itn0.
ueber Sic 8eratungen unO gnt=
l6lleBungen iiber 5ragen fonfreter
Irt uerOen mir nablte gSo6e berid).
ten,
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mnd1fn1d1au
(Jortfesuna bon Seite IL

in SeItereid be5ablen lperoeu - et=
mas, Oas Die Ser. Stauten i6on leit
le6s Sabren tln. Selterreidii6e
amtsfreiie Daren geneigt, in Oieler
bisber meitgebenolten &on5ellion Der
SoDiets in Seiterrei6 einen S6ritt
gum abidluB oes Staatspertrogs 5lt
erblifen, iiber Oen iid bic 9eiasungs
ma6te leit flint Sabren ni6t einigen
fonnen.
Satldhlif begarn sic entgegen=
fon1menoe Saltung Der SOlpiets ge=
genii6er Selterrei6 l6on Dor 5Dei
Wtonaten, ais 5ablrei6e 9anOel5be=
i6rdnfungen uno HeiIei6ifanen our6
Die SoDiet=3one aufgeboben DurOen.
slber Der Sobepunft in oieIer &unl-
pagne puroe 5lpeifello5 lette 8o6e
errei6t uno es fonnte ni6t @unOer
nebmen, eaB lid Sic aufgeregten 8ie-
ner alle mogliben @erii6te 5llraun=
ten.
Seit ariegsen0e baben bie SeIter,
rei6er bunoertunofiiuf Ofiuionen
gollar fir Sen unterbalt bon "A, 900
Somiet=Sruppen be5ablt. Sic entrif)=
ten aud Sen 8riten uno Sran5oien
gelatungsfoiten, aber Oie slmerita=
ner ba6en ibre eigenen 8elatlng5=
foIten i6on i'm Sum- 1947 iibernom-
men. 1ariiber binaus baben lie lett
&riegsenoe iiber anbertbalb 0ttlliars
Den Collar an Silfeleiitlngen oerld)ie-
oener Irt in oas 2ano gepumpt.
Sotpiet=8oti6aftsrat Sinoidenfo
benadribtigte perlonlid Die 8unOes-
fan5lei BON Dem ruiiiiben SOrbaben.
Borber mar oem oIterreibii6en BOT.
Idafter in Wtosfau, Norbert 8ildoff,
|eine ytote iibergeben DprOelt in Der
Selterrei6 aufgeforoert muroe, Sen
bonn 8eIten porgeidlagenen ~tur5en"
Staatspertrag fauen5ulaiien unO
ltattOeiien tpieoer 5u Oem Hanger"
Staatsbertrag 5uriid5ufebren, nit
Dem iif 8ertreter ser bier 8elabungs=
ma6te in Observation-Disclosures Sit
5nngen ergebnislos bei6dftigt baben.
Sn Meloungen aus Wosfau bieB
es, oaB oie geote cine gnttport auf
cine 0iterreibii6e Note bonn 80. Sum-
sdritellte, in Ser ser Soffnlng ams=
Druid gegeben tpuroe, baB Die Ser
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Inlaun
Sob Dpn SenatDr Suit

Hobert sllpbonlo Saft, Sobn oes
perItorbenen 8unoespralioenten 8il,
liam Solparo Gait uno ieit 1889
9unoesienator aus Ohio unb Ser ein-
fluBrei6Ite Sertreter Ser &epubltfa-
niihen Sartei, itarb am Sreitagpor-
mittag in SEEM Yorf on &rebs. 0as
gnOe fam i'm Seem Yorf-Soipital, iuo
er Iih ieit oem 4. Ssuli befano, uno
par frieoli6 unO ibmer5los. Ser Sc
nator, oeiien bier Sobne ith an ieis
nem Sterbebett befanoen, bat Elm AI-
(6ortiesltng auf g. 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08

banOlungen 5u einem Staatsoertrag
balo pieOer besinnen ueroen.
Sn 2onoon erfldrte elm 8ertreter
oes sluBenminiiteriun, bte Deter.
rei6er bdtten obne 8iiien Ser @eIt>
md6te oireft nit Mosfau perbanoelt.
@r madte oarauf aufmerflum, Dab es
Sadie Ger bier ltellpertretenoen gllts
Benminiiter iei, einen Staatsuertrag
ab5uldlieBen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08

in Mnilanb cine fleine giloer3eitung
init Dem EiteI ,@ranb-Sotel' georndt.
Sic ignorierte sic 8olitif, entbielt
,tlir fitihige @eibibten NIT ebenioI-
den Biibern nno tpenoete iib an ote
einfuhiten 2e,ite, sic Mrmen lii10 I'm.
gebilbeten gs oanerte 1lidt Iange,
itno ,@rnno-@oteP batte cine Winion
sluflage BON ben Mlpen bis na6 Siai-
lien.
Der grfoIg rtef natiirlid Nah.
abmungen berpor. SelbIt angeiebene
italieniife gerlage tpie Monoaoori
unb Hi5aoli peribm1bten es ,,idt, iih
an oieiem gr0Bten 8reiiegeidaft bes
Sabrbunoerts gu beteiligen; oie Won.
Oabori-8iloeraeitung, betitelt ,8olero-
Slim. erreihte balo cine gluflage bon
100000, un0 &i55olis DiIoer5eitiln-
gen ,5oeno' (Der Eraunl) uno ,2u-
na-Harf' bra6ten es 5uIammen auf
100000. Die 8erleger erportierten
oie 8iloerierien 5uerit nod 5ranfreid
mo- elm abnlibes Broouft: ,Hous
9eur' (0ir beibe) berausfam linb
8elgien, Damn nnb 8raiilien, Mrgen-
tinien unb an6eren characterization
Staaten; ia, es gelang oen 8erlegern
iogar, Die 5ranco-3eniur in Spanien
5u burdbrehen. Der Maiienerfolg lit
nod groBer, als es Die Muflagen5if-
fern an5eigen, oenn mod elmer Spe-
ainIunteriuhung fonntt ieoes grem-
plar elmer iol6en 8iloerseitung in
Oie Sanoe bon menigltens bier Ber-
lonen. Sn Stalien be5ieben alio tpo-
hentlid] minoeltens aht Wi0ionen
Menihen ibre geiitiee Nabrung bon
Ser 8iloerfitihpreiie.
9as 3e5ept, na6 Dem Sic 8iloer-
geI9idten bergeitellt nerben, lit iebr
einfod. Die &auptiade itno oie 81
luItrationen, oie eine @elt Ser Sbon-
belt uno oes 2urus poripiegeln mill
len. Sic iinb meiitens ge5eibnet; aber
ser @erleger Wonbaoori bat eine be-
merfensnerte unb erfolereibe 8a-
riante bergeItellt, namlib pbotogra-
pbierte 8iloerierien. Wooelle 5u fin
Oen 1par in einem 2ano nie Stalien,
oas 10 reid an ipeibli6er uno mann=
liber Shonbeit lit, ni6t ldtpierig !;
meiIt itammen lie aus Ser llnabiebba=
rem Sbar iener epigen Gollenanlpar-
ter uno =anipdrterinnen oes Silms,
0ie nienlols tpeiterfommen oils Bis az
Itun1nen HoIlen, ober aus Ser 1i6t
linbetrabtliben 3abl iener Wabden,
Die Bel Observation-Disclosures our6-
gefallen lino. 4nerbings lit es i6on
oorgefommen, oaB Wooelle bon 8il-
oergeihidten auf bielem umpeg oo6
nod gum Slim gefommen iino -
faas lie bas 8iloergeid1idten geiddft
ni6t eintragli6er fanben.
@s iino, beionoers bon fatboliI6er
Seite, BON slnfang an f NJ er
8eb Yen fen gegen Die 8iloer-
gelfJiften erboben tporben. Sic tref=
fen gu, ioipeit Tie iid auf bie fl1lturel-
le @trfung be5ieben, auf Die 9 r
fla 6u n g uno 9 er 5 II m m IN 9,
oie burf oerartige Brooufte gefor-
oert miro. 9lber bie 8efiir6tungen
moraliiber Mrt baben it6 nidt gang
betpabrbeitet. gti6t als Oh Die Ser
rem binter Dem yfieiengeiddft ettpa
8eoenfen butten, all6 an Die nieoeren
SnItinfte 5u appeaieren, nenn es
@elo einbringt. Sic baben aud in
oieler &i6tnng superintendent =
aber Tie iinb bur6 oie Statiitif ,oer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08
sLsk
A~k
WeH ~aeA <dseM

Sm Siloesbeimer 9om fano iest,
adt Sabre na6 Der 3erltorltng, gum
eriten Otale mieOer 8ottes oienit itatt.
Ger Com, Ser in ser 5tpeiten SGlfte
oes neunten Sabrbunoerts erri6tet
uno nad elmer 8ranotataItropbe I'M
elften SabrbunOert BON Dem beriibm-
teIten gaumeiiter ieiner 3eit, Oem
Sdpaben genno bon Sirlau, rpie.
oeraufgebaltt poroen mar, rpuroe am
p. Mar5 1915 faIt poaltdnoig SER
Itort.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08

2t,576,179 aatboliten sibt es 5ur.
5eit in Ser Geuti6en 8unoesrepublif,
Oas Iino 45,2 8ro5ent ser @eiamt-
bepolferlmg Son oen Seimatpertrie-
benen lino insgeiamt 3,572,392 fas
tbollld). 9luBer0em leben in Berlin
nod 24O, ,5S7 &otboliten. Sm 8ebiet
Der beutigen gunoesrepublif nobnten
1889 1S,O21,316 &atbolifen. Son
ben oelltl6en 8unoesldnoern bat
Nororbein-8eltf nit 7,231,7O7
Die meilten &atbolifen. gs folgen
Bayern NIT 6,556,214 uno 8aoen-
8iirttemberg nit 3,O75,425. lteber
Ser Otiuionen9ren5e liegen ierner
Rbeinlano-Eful5, @eiien lno Tieoer-
SaGIen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08

Sm oeutiGen 8unoesgebiet leben
gegenmartig pier5ebntauleno ungnri=
lde &atbolifen, bon oenen ii6 et1po
5ebntauleno in 8apern befinoen. gu
ibrer leeliorglihen 8etreuung lteben
einuno5nan5ig ungarilde 8eiitlid)e
sur Serfilgung. Sic lll1terIteben Dem
ungariihen Sberieeliorger unO 8rG=
iioenten Ser ungariihen Goritos, Or.
8eorg Ioam (0tiin6en. Sn &iir5e
miro in Ntiin6en sic erIte Summer
elmer tatbolll6en ungaril6en @o6en=
i6rift, ,Ntagiar aurier', eri6einen.
Sic ioQ Ole in ser 9unoesrepubltf
lebenoen llngarn iiber Oas religioIe
Seben in llngarn uno in Geutldlano
llnterrlhten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08

Samburg, oie groBte Staot ser
Geutlfen gunoesrepublit, 5ollte Ieste
@ohe leinen Observation-Disclosures
Wtttbiirgern Sribut, Oie BET 5meibun-
oertunoOrei5ebn uaiierten 2uftangrif=
fen i'm 5neiten 8eltfriege umtamen.
Sn idmtlicben &ir6en lpurben Srnu-
eranoo6ten gebalten, alle offentli6en
@ebauOe batten balbmait geflaggt unO
auf BEN Waiiengrdbern i'm Sblsoor-
fer Jrieobof legten un51blige i6uar5-
gefleiOete 2eiotragenoe 8lunten nie-
Ser. Der 8eoG6tnistag be5iebt ii6
beionbers auf oie 3eit bonn "a. 2Suli
bis 3. sluguit 1913, pabreno peIher
ilber tuuieno Bomber insgelant 5pei-
nnolteb5igbunoert Sonnen @rploItp=
ltoffe nltI Samburg abnorfen.
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9e 8aiperi seitiirst

Sic neue Gegierung oes 8remiers
Ilctoe De 8alperi purOe lette @o6e
in Der aammer nit 5tpeibunoert5pei=
unoaht5lg gegen 5peibunoertoreiuno-
led5lg Stlmmen geitiir5t. Die &om=
muniiten uno So5iolilten gingen nit
BEN Wonar6iiten uno Sai6iIten Sano
in Sano uno gaben Der Hegierung Elm
UttBtrauenspotum.
Gs mar sic erite oerurtige gtieoer-
lage fir oen 5peiunoiieb5igidbr
Staatsmann, Ser ieit Dem 10. 9e5em-
Der 1915 am Huoer mar. Die neue
Hegierung ieine a6te, mar crit 5lpei
@o6en 5upor gebiloet poroen.
Observation-Disclosures Stim.
men Ddren notig gelpelen, Inn i'm 5u
balten SiebenunooreiBig Ibgeorone=
te, Witglieoer bon orei fleinen Wtittel-
parteien, bic es friiber NIT ser &e-
glerung gebalten batten, lieB ite i'm
Stt6 uno entbielten lid ibrer Stirn-
men. Die &ommuniiten 1no So5iali=
item bra6en in Sltbel aus, als oas
grgebnis ser 9lbltimmung angetiin=
Olgt puroe.
Ge 8alperi, ser in elmer langen
slnlpra6e Inn ltnteritiibung pldoiert
bate, perlieB iofort oie &anmer, Inn
Dem SraltOenten 2uigi ginauoi oen
9tiidtritt ieiner 9fegierung 5u unter=
breiten.
SSn ieiner Geoe pies Sc 8aiperi Sic
slngriffe gegen ieine 8olitit 5llriid,
bic Ser fommltniltiibe 5iibrer Bal=
miro Sogliatti umo anoere gema6t
| batten.
vSogliattis 8rogram tpiiroe Hom
5u elmer geid0noeten Staot mie Mos-
falt uno 8rag maden," Ingte Sc 60
iperi. r0ielem 8el6if tpiiroe i6 oen
Soo oor5ieben."
@abri6einli6 miro ginauoi Sen
bisberigen Sren1ier erlu6en, cine
neue Eegierung gu biloeu Sieleidt
miro Elm anoeres Weitglieo Ser Gbriit-
lihen Iemofroten Sen 9luftrag er=
balten, aber oie &riie mag uucb All
; neuen @ablen fiibren. ..
Gdo in SOnn
Sn Bonn begriiBte Sic So5ioloemo=
fratiibe Bartei oen Stur5 oes italie=
nii6en Bremiers MlciOe oe 8aIperi
nit groBer 6reuoe uno propbe5eite,
oaB es gunOesfan5ler IOenauer BEL
ben @ablen am 6. September nt6t
beller ergeben peroe.
uOtit Dem 6a1 bon Sc @aiperis
aabinett bat Ioenauer ieinen Ietten
groBen 9laiierten bel ieinem pergebli=
6en Serlud) perloren, Oie el1ropdii9e
politii6e 8emeinl6aft l1no oie @ebr-
gemeinl6aft 81 erreiben," iagte sic
Yartei.
9lub sloenauers Bartei gab cine
Grtlarung aus, in ser lie lagte: r9lGe
e6ten Oemofrotii6en 9rGfte in unie-
rer 8unoesrepublif uno in europa
miiiien BEN Stur5 oe 8aiperis be-
oaueru. @ir 0eutl6e baben geleben,
mas cine &ooperation ser ertrenlen
Ge6ten uno Ser ertremen 2infen in
inherent 2ano I'M Sabr 1888 unge-
ribtet bat"
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Die 9io5eie Berlin feierte am 2S.-
%. sunni ibren Sio5elanz&atbolifen-
tag. ueberraibeno mar au6 oen 9e=
lDobnern oe5 SltieftorS sic Seilnabme
im lesten slugenblid nod erlaubt
moroen, 10 oaB an Sic oreiBigtauieno
Meni6en it6 in Ser 8erliner @alo-
biibne sur feierlihen S6luBfunoge-
bung am slbepo oes 80. Suni einge.
funoen batten. Ser 8il6of bon Ser
lin, 8ilbelm @esfamm perglid in
leiner groBen 9teoe Sen beiorgnis-
erregenoen 3ultano bon Berlin nit
Der niht Deniger beIorgniserregenoen
Sage Der gansen @elt, bie nur ourd
elm mltiges 8etenntnis gu gbriitus
IN Wort uno Sat mieoer in Sronunq
eebrad)t peroen fann.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-08

3met umerifanii6e 9ler5te, 9r.
Sobn $. 2mprence, Der 2eiter Oes
Conner -2aborotorillms an Der Uni
Derlttat California, uno Or. Sobn s.
3u5id, Saltptdirurg am Solp GroB-
Solpital, Chicago, gaben in I3agreb
Die gtu6ri6t aus, oaB &aroinal Ste
pinac li6 in gutter dr5tli6er 8flege
befinoe uno ni6t in ougenblifli6er
8efabr idpebe. Die amerifaniihen
aer5te, oie uuf grlu6en Oes gr5bi-
lhofs Solepb Surlep in ct. Iug1-
1tine, tSla, na6 Sugollopien flogen,
1tm ben aarOinal 5u l1nterlll6en, be-
ltatigten geri6teritattern gegeniiber,
OaB er an einem lleberi6uB an rotten
glutforper6en leioc.
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Christians
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write to the Archbishop of Cante
bury, DR.. Fisher, and request that
he proclaim full support for all
those Africans who "by passive
but effective means, resist theugly
racial laws Of the fear-ridden Dr..
Malan and his Nationalist follow
ers-indeed for the whole of the
oppressed people of Africa.
SECONDLY, let US request that the
Bishops of the South African
Church appoint as an earnest Of
their intention to abolish the color
bar in the Church in South Africa
at least one church in each diocese
where no color bar of any sort
whatever operates.
Third, let us announce public
ly that we will provide money to
safeguard the Church in South
Africa for any loss of revenue
which may come to it, as a result
OF a policy which may drive from
among its financial supporters
those whites who still believe in
the hated policy Of white suprem-
acy."
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-09-26

play in the Dixie Series should it
win against Nashville in the pres
ent series.
"On Tuesday, Mr.. Lindbergh and
myself will vote to repeal portions
of the present Birmingham city
ordinance which prohibits Negroes
and whites playing in athletic con-
tests together.
eve believe that this action will
be in keeping with the attitude of
citizens throughout the South,
Southeast and Southwest.
eve do not believe that Birming-
ham should be put in the POSITION
of prohibiting championship
baseball series to be played in Biz
mingham through an unconstitu-
tional ordinance if our team should
win the Southern League playoffs
eve believe that this action will
meet with the approval of all right
thinking citizens"
Morgan said the rest of the seq
regation ordinance, which prohib-
its mingling Of whites and Negroes
at public gatherings, would not be
affected by the repeater.
The section to be repealed fixec
a maximum sentence, on conviction
of the charge, of a 500 fine anc
six-month Jail sentence.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-09-26
World coIored
Continued from Page One)

NSOiliHueu from rage OneD
cial circles Investment and Com
mercial banks) in Britain and on
the Continent had told him color
ed people all over the world were
tired of being second-best."
He further related, 81 was told
plainly that unless we could come
to a working understanding with
the non-European population, we
had no future in Africa.
"In the Union of South Africa
| was facts for myself. Through
out the factories one is Immediate
ly struck with the sullenness and
resentment of the Native (Africa)
workers.
We must realize that the Afri-
can is looking around, asking ques-
tons and starting to make de-
mands. Lets us open the door a
little. Otherwise, whether we like
it or not, it will be forced open
one day.
1--WE should not pursue an ostrich
policy of not facing the cardinal
fact that one day the black man
must fully share, not only labor
but also its spoils.."
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Jackson
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general assembly Of the freshman
group came at II 100 am. Wednes,
day, September 9, when the group
received greetings from President
J. L. Reddix, Dean H. T. Sampson.
Delars Punches, Registrar, r. H.
Beasley, Comptroller, D. w. Viii
burn, Dean of Students, and W..
O. Robinson, Director of Public Re
lations.
In greeting the students, Presi-
dent Reddix reminded them that
"Rellgion must play vital part
in your lives if you are to accom-
plish anything worthwhile. Re
ligion has always set the standards
of achievement"
Wednesday night, freshmen met
each other in a "Howdy" party.
In other meetings of the group
of newcomers to the College, "Know
four College Handbook" was dis
cussed by Dean D. w. Wilburn.
and "Know Your College Songs"
session was held. Dean H. T. Samp
son discussed the College catalog
and Mrs. Earnestine Lipscomb dis
cussed the library.
The Vesper Service Sunday, Sep
TENDER Is, was especially prepared
for the faculty and freshmen.
Chaplain A. L. Rice spoke on the
subject, keys to the Kingdom"
The orientation period ended Mon.
day night, September IA, when the
freshmen presented the annual
Freshmen Talent Night" pro
gram. Glasses for all students be-
gan Tuesday, September 18th.
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10th defendant was acquitted.

10th defendant was acquitted.
Similar trials have been going
on since last May. The verdicts
today, delivered while the court
was sitting at the town of Githun-
cure, increased the total convicted
to 105.
81 do not know whether to look
for a human motive in this crime
or to describe it as an animal
urge" the presiding Judge said.
"The raiders were possessed of a
spirit of atavistic reversion to
Kikuyu tribal custom. The whole
massacre was just a blank, unin-
teresting barbarism."
Most of the victims of the mass
killing, the greatest single terror
istic outburst since the nationalist
minded society launched a cam
paign in 1852 to drive whites from
Kenya, were Kikuyu home guards
men or government officials and
their families.
About so men disguised in long
black coats to resemble tribaI
policemen led the raid. They crept
up on the village of huts, 10 miles
from Nairobi, and slew native
sentries before they could give the
alarm.
Then the raiders ran from hut tc
hut, setting fires. AS the men
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women and children dashed out to
escape the flames, they were cut
Town with knives, short swords
and axes.
More than LOO persons-mostly
latlves-have been killed in the
ong struggle. The British threw
about $4,000 troops and police into
4 drive this summer to suppress the
society, then instituted a ''green
branch campaign for surrender of
the outlaws.
The surrender offer stipulated
chat tribesmen carrying tree bran
ches as they laid down their arms
would not be fired on. Six Mau
Maus gave up in this way today.
Thirty-two others had surrendered
previously.
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gro players on league teams to
play in the city, say that the mat
ter is certain to come up again
with the opening Of the baseball
season next spring if not before
that time.
Morgan issued his statement
last Friday after receiving queries
on what would happen if Birming-
ham won the Southern Associa
tons Shaughnessy playoff and
PLAYED in the Dixie Series against
Texas League team that has Ne
gro players.
Morgan's statement said:
Commissioners R. E. Lindbergh
and myself have been informed
that the city ordinance pertaining
to Negroes and whites playing in
athletic contests is unconstitu-
tional.
eve have also been informed
that Negro players are permitted
to play in most Southern and South
Atlantic states.
Negroes play in baseball games
in Montgomery, cradle of the Con-
federacy; in Atlanta, Nashville
Columbia, S. c., Jacksonville, Fla.
Augusta, Ga, and other Southern
cities.
'In fact many Negroes play on
South Atlantic League teams.
eve have carefully considered
the facts in relation to what would
occur if Birmingham should win a
place in the Dixie Series and would
face Texas League winner that
carries Negro players on its roster
therefore, we feel that Biz
mingham should be permitted to
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leges which now admit colored
students. There are some 33 such
institutions in Texas.
Others to which colored students
have been admitted are Amarillo
Junior College, Amarillo; Howard
County Junior College, Big Spring;
and DelMar Junior, Corpus Christi.
The three students accepted at
San Angelo last week are: Ben
jamin Kelly and the Misses Anna
Laura OWNS and Mary Simpson,
all graduates of Blackshear High
School here.
One other Junior college-Hardin
of Wichita Falls-now is under
courts order to admit six Negro
applicants. Admission has been de
layed by appeals to the United
States Court of Appeals and the
u. S. Supreme Court.
The court of Appeals affirmed
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the Supreme court has not acted
upon the application for writ OF
certiorari which the junior college
board applied for.
Other suits are pending against
| the Texarkana Junior college q
Kilgore and San Antonio Junior
| College.
In commenting on the decision
TO admit colored students to the
San Angelo Junior College, DE-
Rex J. Johnson, president of the
college, said in part:
"Our board of directors voted
last spring to accept qualified
Negro applicants when they pre-
sented themselves. We welcomed
that action and decided to treat all
alike, with the same courtesy and
consideration" Leading the fight
to break down barriers at the col
lege was the local branch of the
NAAC. L. A. Raibon is president
IF the San Angelo branch.