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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09
Be|grad muss sich vor einem
verrat der Russen hueten

eoilowiihe @ren;poiten, lieben 1rei.
idarler aufmarId)ieren uno iielen in
ber Vreiie iiber Su9oilaipien her, iie
batten alio ale lire Nolitit nidt in,
geringiten geGnbert, bebauptete aar=
oeli. uno iolanse oieie Salutna Sic
sleide 6lei6e, tonne man arsb Sen
@rfliruusen feineu @!auben idens
fen.
Weitlid)e ollie anerfannt
Der itelpertreteuoe YrGiioent lieb
lid auerfenneno iiber Die Silfe aus,
sic Suaoilamielt Ieit sem 8rlld nit
ser 3ominiorm bonn @elten erfdbren
babe. unb gab bic GrflGrl,no ab. oie
iugoilauiidf IlBenpolitit sriinoe iid
AUDI .ueiterbi,t auf sic 3uiammenar=
belt NIT Dem Welten, Der Dem 2anbe
in Ben idnierielten Sabren aebolfen
babe. SIM @ioeritano eeeen Nnerifi
peroe oober Ssueoilo,pien auf Der
Seite oer tpeitlihen Gambler iteben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09
We|tverband steht

StodboIn. - Ger SnternationaIe
8unb freier 8eipertidafteu berlieb
ieiner ,merihiitterliden SoliSaritGt
NIT Sen slrbeiter in Sltbelitihlanb
l,ub binter Sem giierueu Gorhaua
Musorud. Cine babineebenoe HeioIl,=
tion tpurSe ocm MrbeiterausiduB oes
@unbes. Der bier eiue situns abbdlt,
I'm bic 8orbereitungen gum oritten
WeltfouareB bonn 4. bis II Suli 81,
treffeu, ungenommen.
Neitere GrflGrmnsen
8erIin. - r1ie aunogebunecn it,
Oitberlin seisen ei,,oeutis, baB oas
fommuniitiihe Megime iid 1T teiner
Weiie aui Sic Mrbeiterid)ait Itiisen
fann", telesrapbierte 5. s. Sloeu-
broef. @euerallefretGr bes Snternns
tionaIen 9unoes ssreier 8eperfihai=
ten. an grnit Sharnotplfi. BEN Toriit.
senoen bes T@g. .2anoesbe3trts, gers
lin.
,lie o,trt, maBloie sl,lsbei,tl,rg
iibermiibeten uno per;ipeiielten Mrbei=
ter baben oifen pertiinbet, Oab lie oie
tommuniitiibe Oiftatlir lno Sic llns
natiirlid,e Spaltllns Sel,tfhlanos be-
ieitist tpiiien spollen. Ole lluSuirieoen=
beit ser Irbeiteridaft in Ser Souiet'
some SeutIdlanos lit illr @eniige be-
fannt. Die glnpGruua ber ltnteroriid=
ten bat lid) ieit Sabren uifgeipeifert.
Ite Hantolper Wtarionettelt=Megie=
rung ieood, maBte iid) an, i'm Nanen
ser iperftdgisen Waiien Su iprehen
lmo binSerte lie, iidl 8eb0r 81, per-
ihaifen. Sn Sdeirpablcn erIdlib
lie iit SO Irosent Der stimmen. Sie
Mrbeitsuormeu !purOen aroeblid, ouf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09

Otoeoc, Susoilamien. - Si;epra.
fioent gbparo aaroeli erflGrte, bas
2anb lei ;u ncrmalen gesieb,msen
nit 3ublono bereit, miiiie aber por ei=
nen fiinftieen Serrat luobl aui Ser
8ut iein.
aaroeli. Der nit Sen auslGnoiihen
Mneelegenbeiten bon Sugollawien be-
fraiit lit, iprad in ser tieiiacn. fleinen
froatiIden Staot IN Grinnerlug an
ben Dor sebn Sabren se9riiubeten
8efreiunssausMuB ser Yropins.
Die Solpiet- -llnion babe mobl einen
Botidaiter in 8elerao. ernannt, iaate
aaroeIi bier i'm 2aufe ieiner Seoe,
uno Sueoilamien babe in Mtosfau l,m
bic 3uItimml,ng fir einen 8otidafter
na1geiuht, aber bas beoeute nid)t
piel, tpie Marifan Tito ouf) idon
aneebeutet babe.
Muf feinen Sall biirfe ssusoilamien
In ieiner @odiamfeit nadlaiien, cts
fIGrte Rarbelf, l,nb bic ruiiiihe M,,-
benpolitif miiiie nob ibren Tatne be-
,,rteilt nerben, nid)t nad ibren Worz
TEN.
NMr 1aftif ssGnbert
aarOeli aab au, Dab Wublano lid
in ieiner &altung etDas georebt ba.
be be1eihnete oas aues aber leoiglih
als cine Menoer,.ng Der 1attif, Die noe.
mig beiase.
CUR Mufnabme normaler 8ejiebun.
gen iei Sueoilapien idon lanse be-
reit un6 bobe ons immer gum aus.
brud gebra@t, f1on bor smei S6bren
Bel ben Bereinten Mationen, 6enr SSu.
eoi1atpien lei auf BET seite 6es Grie.
6ens.
Mber tros Der taftiihen Men6erune
bon Seiten Der Muiien, trieben Die
aominforml1noer nod INNER ibr I'm
,peien an Ser BrenSe. ermorbeten jus
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09

Iiamtem, iotpietiIGen Sntperium ourd,=
aeiiibrt tperben. 0ie Siibrer inn &renl
ifeinen jill ala,,ben, oaf, lie eite gro
Bere Vrobuftion eriielen fonner,
lpern lie beu Manu aui Ser Strabe
freunoliher bebanoeln. @ir iiuo Ser
Meinuns, bab es lid nur I'M eine
Menoerung ser Saftif, nift aber I'M
Menoerlmg Ser 8eiinnl,ng banoelt.
Sas 3iel ser @eltrepolutiou lit i'm.
mer nod oa, - uno Sieies lou NUN
! nit 3uterbrot anitatt nit Der Heiti6e
se.ponnen tperoelt."
Ser Diplomat gins Sic Situation
in ben ein;elnen 9duoeru onrd):
Sn unearn: Ger vGin.Manu=Sels
Senoiftator" Matpas gtafoli tpl,roe
ausaeihaltet. aber er bleibt i'm Sin=
terarunoe Setter ser fommuniltiihen
Yartei; bie neue Resierung, Die aus
Der gleihen fommuniitiifeu Gartei
gebiIoet ipurbe, bietet tperiger 5error
u16 cine getpille Wieberberiteaung
| Ses pripaten ltnternebmertl,ms uub
! mebr Nabrl,ts fiir Sic grbeiter an.
1as geihab iiini Miu,ten Dor sipolf,
uno nur baburh tpuroe tpabrideinlih
elm s(ufitanb bermieben.
Sn Mum1nien: Die erhobung Der
Observation-Disclosures lit pobl ni.r
Elm eriter sdritt aui Dem @ege elmer
Nolitif, sic sur Musihaltrng bcs
Gremiermiuiiters @beorebe Gbeor.
sbiu Sei iiibren miro, spelher bisher
Ser Seros 1 Der Matiou ipar. Gur1
oen Sitberliner Muhtanb tpuroeu III
&um6nieu l1nrrben augeloit, ipenn
aun bic geridte iiber Die Nliinoerun=
gen Der aollefttosiiter bel 9ufareit
nod niIt beitGtiet linb.
Nene aunseiiionen?
Sn GItoeutidlano: Nah bem Ser
liner Mufitano bonn II. Sunni mar Sic
fommuniitiid)e &egierl,ns bon Sits
/! beutihlano sic erite, tpelhe cine po.
litiihe Gursidtpentl,ug Inn 1870 8rab
pornabm, inbem oie &olleftipterung
abeebrenit unb in seluiiien @ren5er,
bas Yrinat=ltnternebnert,,m tpieoer.
hergeltellt tpurbe. 9urd ,peitere
8oujeiiioueu f0nnte ne,,en l1nruben
uorgebeligt tperbeu.
Sn Ser TiheboiIo,pafei: Tie ltnru.
ben in Nilien uno Wdbriib.O .Oitral,
ianben Mnfana Stunt itatt, unb ibnen
folste ein paliiper 8iberitauo Ser Mrs
better. Die tide:biide Gommuniiteu=
regierlns reaeierte NIT @etpaltan-
|luenoung ,,no Irobuneen nit Ges
fGngnisitraien. Mtan bot in Yrag nod
feline aon5eiiionen nueefiiuoigt, aber
mau bari aunebnen, oab audi BORT
Sic &esieruns sur Vulitif ser aonSei=
iioneu iibergeben miro. 9ie Selbers
perebrung ,purSen bereits abseibafit,
aIs BrGltbent Clement @ottipalo Sem
Iiftator Stalin i'm Sobe nahiolgte.
Boleu uuo 8ulgarien: gs uuroen
NuiitlnSe nur aus oen friibereu belit=
Ihen @ebieten beridtet, Sic bon Yolen
6eIett iinb. Iuoere Ntelol,ngcn liegen
aus bieien beiSen 9Gnoern niht Dor.
glad) oen 9eiipielen bon Sitoeutid).
la,b, l1ngarn uro &umGuieu tperben
aber Bolen uno @ulgarien ,idt lange
parten tGnneu, Biz altdl iie acnSei=
iionen an sic ltnsllfrieoeneu Irbeiter
iuerben mahen miiiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09
sowietkriesssehiffs dJrfen
ivso.lawisehen Donav-
Absehnitt durehfuhren

8elsrao. - Die iusollatpild)e @e=
aieri,ng bat Sen % felt 194S in Se.
iterretf feitlieeenben ictpietiIhen
ariegsi1ifien seItottet, ben iuaoilo,
miihen .1cnau-abi1nitt itromob.
pdrts 5u olrdfabren. Oie sopietre,
gierung bate auf gruno Der Conan.
4pnoention nm sic TurhiobrterIaub=
mis- nadgeiudt, neil sic iotpietiihen
ariegsihiffe iiberbolungsbeoiirftia
ieien nno in SsmaI an ser l,nteren
Ocndu in Ood .gcben icllten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09
Silbermonn-0 0rgeI
erkIinst wisder

Berlin. - Die fleine peoalloie ell
bermauu=Srsel iou nah 0ebebuns
Der ariegsihdoen bel ser 8ebenffeier
gum 200. Iooestag oes Greiberaer
Meiiters in oieien 1aeen i'm gadiaal
bes Muiitinitrumenten Wt,rieums in
2eipjig neu erflineen.
SIZE Sreel itommt aus Der Sort.
firde &ilbersborf BEL 0reiburg in
Sa1ien aus 6em Ssbre 1924 unb lit
0as ein;iee 9euenis Der SreeIfunit
@ottfrieo Silbermanns in 2eip;ig.
Ser alang tpurbe bem uripriing.
li6en Worbilo aneendbert. Der Oriei.
|nalanitrib unter Der llebermalung
freiaeleat nno erneuert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09
Es kracht noch nicht :
i'm Soviet. |mperium
DiPIomoten .vehsn vorsoense hiner Eissnsm vorhons
~ devfen

8ien -- @ibt es ein arahen i'm
Gebdlf Ses oiteurobdiihen Satelliten.
ssmperiums Der 8uiien2 unb itebt oie-
fes nor eiuem yaIl? SIT 10 ettpas ser
Sinn ser Mufitdnbe 1T SitberIin ,n>
1T ber Thehoilotpafei. Der ginfiib.
rune bes Stanorebts in Yolen nnt
Der 3uiammenitoBe in @unlduien?
@eitltbe 9iplomaten in Mieu er.
fldrten, oaB lie baran nod uiht slalt=
ben obtpobI I'M @eiten nad SEN Ct
etsniiien Der Der perganeenen Wod)er
fold elm ginorld entItanbeu iein
fann, nahoem Sic Megierung .hiuter
benz Gtieruen Sorbaug Srontfb,pe,'
f,,nsen porgenommen baben l,no nad,s
bent es BORT su l1url,ben eefommen
lit. Die erpdbnten Diplomaten iinS
Ser Mnii1t, bab Ser areml uno ieit
Nuppenregime in ben SatellitenlGn.
bern Sic unrubigen 70 Mi0ionen Sit.
europder bol1itdnbig ltnter aontrollt
baben.
Inn iiber 6ie ltn,uiriebenbeit Serr
s,t !peroen, arbeiteu Sic fommuniiti=
fhen Meeine nit @eualtanmenolna
1,no eleih3eitis nit aonseiiionen, al,
70 nit Yeitibe ,,no 3uderbrot. Getpalt
,puroe in Berlin nnb in ser Tihed,o.
ilotpafei ange,uenoet. lmb rGrerno.
Ithteit" mar es in 1lngarn llno <.
mGnien.
Nmr Nenbernng Der 3aftif
ssnt aeIan,ten @ebiet bon SIteuropo
lit cine funSamentale Menoerung in
Der Taftit Der 9ommuniiten 81, er=
fennen, tpeIde NIT ben untertporieneu
Bolfern fertig tperben miiiien.
Die tpeitliden 9ipIomaten iaee,t.
bic 9erifte iiber bic ltnruben ieie,l
bon uneebeurer 8eoeutung, aber
eleidseitig tparnet lie babor, bieie
Tinge nidt au iiberiddten. sic iaeet.
es banole iib babel nur I'm Mnseiheu
baiiir, SaB bic friibere Holitit oes
3remI, sic guropaer als StlaDeu gu
bebanoeln, falId) getpeien lit, ,,no bab
Der Rreml bies ,peib unb feline Yolitil
6nSern milI.
9ieie DipIomaten erfldren, oab bic
fcmmuniitiiden Sugeitdnoniiie an SIC
unsuiri6enen Mrbeiter III Slteuropo
im Wosfau bereits geplant ,purOen,
bepor es in Berlin un6 in ser eide
d,oilouafei au Sen Nusbriihen tam.
Mus sSurdt Dor elmer Il,sbreitl,na
bieier l1nruben puroe tpabriheinlid)
Die Volitif Der acnsciiionen on bic
slrbeiter beidleunist ourdgeiiibrt.
areml bramdjt Mtempanie
ytaf anIiht oieier Siplon,aten ton,
men sic gnttpidlnsen III Slte,,ropa
nit Der ltniiferbeit bel Sen neuen
9erren in 0erbinol,ug sebrad)t lper=
aen. Sic iasen, oaB Sic neuen Nin=
ncr int areml cine Mterupauie ,mo
ssrieben braird,en, Inn ibre Hoiition gu
iihern
Gin hober Diplomat icrmulierte es
trie ioIat: r0ie Serren i'm aretnl
miiiien bie grinncrunsen al Sic ltn'
barmber;isfeit Der Stalin.Siftatltr
perblaiien laiien, unS Oas 1id)t nlr
in ser Souiet= Union ielbit, ionber,l
auh in oen Sateuitenitaaten. slus
bieiem 6runb muB cine arunhlegen"
be, pclitiihe Sortihtpentllna i'm &c,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09

Der suedkoreanische Praesident
Rhee soil in seiner Frau, der
aus Oesterreich stammenden
Franzeska Rhee, cine crosse
Stuetze in seinem Understand
gegen einen Waffenstillstand
haben. Sic ist bel weitem juen-
ger ais ihr Gate.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-09

DR.. Heinz Krekeler, der bisher
Geschaeftstraeger der Deut-
schen Bundesrepublik in Wash
ington gewesen war, wurde in
den Rang zines Botschafters er-
hoben.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-30
PusfOE To IsUvo,
Rev. A. L. Kirk On
Farewell Sermon
Saturday Jan. 81

Rev. A, l.. Kirk, pastor OF Glen.
dale Seventh Day Adventist
church, Minneapolis, for the past
soVen years has accepted a call 10
pastor North Seventh Day "A.
vNntiSt church at Flint. Mich. lie
win give hts farewell sermon at
tho Minneapolis church at the II
o'clock hour Saturday, Jan. 81.
During his passionate In Min.
neRpolis, Rev, Kirk began tho con.
strlction Of tho church building
the congregation now occupies,
The building IL almost completed,
its present value In about St2, 900.
lie said that n sum Of $4,000 viii
DO required 10 complete the build
ing, Aside from tho amount
needed to complete tho structure
the church 10 completely free Of
debt,
Rev. Kirk has served the Min
ncapOlls congregation longer than
any predecessor. Kirk has been
active In many civic and commun.
ity activities aside from his
church and has served ON numer-
Gus committees and boards. Most
recently he has been training civil
defense workers,
A talented concert singer. he
has been In demand both for plat.
form engagements and for five
years he spoke or sang an rNgu.
lar radio programs at different
time for three Of the local radio
outlets,
The minister " married 10 the
former Mildred Bradford and the
couple have one child, q daughter,
Wilma. seven years Of age. The
Kinks live at 40AI Fourth Ave.
30.
The pastor received his educa-
ton In Camden, N. J.. In HuRta-
vile, Alabama and BeFTisn
Springs, Mich. Hs also has taken
courses at the University Of FlOFt-
do and Minnesota.
His first charge was In Orlando,
F1A. AFTER serving at Tampa, he
came 10 Minneapolis on Jan, Q,
1910
Tho Kirk family plans 20 leave
Minnesota for their nsw home on
FEB. I.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-30
Five Held lR
Current white
Sieve" Arrests

Five Of those arrested by federal
authorities In the current drive 60
stamp out white slavery In the
upper midwest have been Negroes,
The arrests came AZ q result Of
~ indictments under Mann Act
returned by q federal grand jury
aimed at smashing q thrse-stAte
white slave racket.
Those apprshsnded were: Cnf.
ford Eugene Moore. Matthew
George Sutton, Wilbur Glenn, Joe
Oualey and KssslsT Montgomery.
All resided In the Twin Cities.
They have been charged with
transporting women across state
lines for the purpo., u proaltu.
ton.
Glenn and ouSley will be- ar
raiEned In Duluth on Feb. Q and
Moore, Montgomery, and Sutton
win be arraigned In Minneapolis
on Feb. o.
All but three OF 10 fIgitivea In
dICted have been arrested.
II was also learned that rome OF
the above suspects had any con-
nection with the organized ring
that resulted In the arrest Of q
Minneapolis bar owner Tuesday.
These men were more or lena
operating a. independents" and
M q result their ventures were
not a. profitable.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-30

Mayor Eric q. Hoyer this week
announced rsappointmsnt OF the
following persons 10 the Mayors
Council on Human Relations:
Cecil E. Newman, Minneapolis
Spokesman; Michael Finkel.
stein, LL.OwU.; Judge ". y.
Waite: Charles " Spring, Spring
Realty Company; Marvin c. John
son. Minneapolis Public Schools:
Stanley Ballard. Minneapolis
Musicians Association; Lester Le-
voir, Minneapolis Honeywell: and
Or. John q. barley. University
Of Minnesota.
In making these reappolnt-
msnts. Mayor Hoyer stated that
the Mayors Council on Human
Relations IL Ons Of the most vital
and important groups In our COM
munlty life today and that Il IL
doing an excellent job Of promot-
ing better understanding Of prob
lens Of minority groups.
This IL Nswman'a third term on
the Council. Raymond w. Cannon
u the other Negro member Of ths
Council
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-30

Summit and Western Avenues at
2 p. m. and parade through 81
Paul downtown streets into the
auditorium.
Nine days Of hilarious winter
fun-presenting colorful parades.
coronations OF q new king and
queen, and q full repertoire Of
winter sports, will be among the
top features OF the 1853 Carnival.
opening Friday and continuing
through Sunday, Feb. 9.
Outstanding new attraction Of
the 1853 Carnival win be Fridays
opening night Auditorium show In
which the new King, BOreas XVII.
will be crowned. An Indoor Speed
Skating meet viii follow. Richter
has revealed.
The name Of the new Boreas
will be kept secret until that night,
Richter said.
The super event on Saturday.
Jan. 81. win be the afternoon
Grand Parade over downtown
streets and through the AUDI.
forum. That evening, the worlds
biggest Square Dance Festival, in
which 200 squares Of eight persons
each will "dos-a-doS'' 10 the strains
Of n fun orchestra in the Audi
forum, will be held.
Sunday features. Feb. 1, will
include the National Majorette
Championships. starting At noon
In the Auditorium. finals Of the
National Outdoor Speed Skating
Championships at Lake Como.
Worlds Original Ice Fishing Con
test at White Bear Lake, and the
Carnival Ski Jumping Champion
ships at Battle Creek.
Tuesday night, Feb. 3, the new
Queen Of Shows win be chosen
from q select group Of more than
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-30

20 princesses. and crowned amid
elaborate Auditorium asttinGB.
A mammoth Torchlits Parade
Of floats, bands, drum and bugle
corps. and marching units will
pass through the st. Paul loop
and into the Auditorium, Thurs
day night. Feb. 8.
The famed Musical Jamborse
will take place In the Auditorium
Friday night. Feb. 9. II will be
preceded by the dramatic dethron-
ing Of BoreAs by VulcAnus Rex,
the Fire King. and his red-robed
hOrdes.
Major event on Saturday. Feb.
7. viii be the College Hockey
Championships in the Auditorium,
Afternoon and evening games are
scheduled.
Gilman Of the 1859 festival pro-
gram Will be Sports Car Races On
Ice at Lake Phalen This spec
taculaT event attracted nearly 30.
900 persons TO its first showing
last winter.
All events except the two pa.
radeS. Coronation Of the Queen ~
Shows, and Ski Jumping Cham.
pionshipH. win be Carnival Button
events. This means that wearers
81 one dollar Carnival Buttons
will be admitted free Of charge
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-30

This trip he was anti-ItaliRn. ]
won't quote him because his Ian
guage was q bit unprintable.
However, he did point out In
unequivocAl language that Ital-
iRns were nothing but thieves,
racketeers, and cut-throats'. He
also had something to say about
Italian women as such. They were
a bunch Of buns and loose wo-
men-at least in his book.
took II. guess ! did II be-
cause / was a little bit speech
less.
My first impulse was to belt
him flush in the kisser. I'm not q
good street fighter. But l think
that this time ! would have done
q pretty good job because OF sheer
emotion.
You zee, my wife happens TO be
Italian. Understand, she didn't
pick her parents, but she Is Ital-
ian.
My wife's mother was born in
italy, Her father was. too.
My wife and have three won
derfIIl sons. This mans TRADE APP
piled to them too, because they're
half-ItAlian.
I happen to love my wife. BY
sheer coincidence, ! also love my
boys.
And here comes q guy who
says that my wife In q bum and 4
loose woman and that my sons
win grow up TO be thieves,
racketesrB and cutthroats." This
win happen. he says. because
they are italian.
There should be q moral 20 this
story. I suppose there H. But I'm
having q terrible time trying TO
find the handle TO Il.
Certainly, I don't want to be
a. blinded by sheer hate as this
man was. But It's not easy.
don't know his nationality. ]
don't even care. And I don't hate
him. He has my utmost pity.
would like 10 thank him.
have never In my life been
hurt by prejudice-until now.
Now know how q Jew feels, how
q Negro feels little.
don't like II.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-30

any way whatsoever, harmed me
because Of my race, creed. color
or national origin, Never before,
80 help me.
As the regular readers Of this
paper must know. I'm a pretty
noisy guy when IL comes to pre-
JUDGE or discrimination. And that
calls for some definition. Preju-
dice Ia only q warped conviction in
q mans heart. Discrimination Is
an overt act--an attempt to
harm a man-economicalIy or
otherwise, because Of his race,
creed. color or national origin.
However, both TO me are equally
reprehensible.
can't stand q Jew hater any
more than I can q Negro-hater,
or a Catholic-hater. or q Protest
ant-hater. etc. -
I've fought conscientiouSly on
all sides Of this myrtadzslded
fence. think my record vi The
Citizen win prove that because It
has made me q lot Of enemies who
are completely bigoted on all sides
Of minority issues. Not out-spolEen
enemies, mind you, but guys who
just brush you off because they
agree with blgots generally.
And then It happened to me.
Remember. I had never been hurt
in one way or the other by preju-
dice or discrimination. / had
fought the fight a. I saw II
against all Of the professional
haters, and didn't feel very
heroic because my Bible tells me
there IL no heroism In being right.
I thought I had taken q very
objective view Of the whole prob
lem. I thought I had realized that
Il meant q fight, purely and
simply, against blgOtS.
Then, It happened.
A man was In my office some
months ago. He launched an anti
Jewish TRADE. We argued. lost.
A few weeks later. he stopped
In again. This time, he took off on
the Negroes. We argued. I lost,
again. And by losing I mean that
I didn't get him TO change his
position one iOta.
He was In again recently. This
time, he had q new tune 10 play.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-30

The L. W. Harris Gospel ChOF.
~ Of Pilgrim Baptist church ~,
Paul. directed by Arise H. Halo.
well. win hold tn MId-wintsF con.
cert sunday, February 1 at Q p,
m II the church
Quest artist this year IL Mrs.
Eva Walker Taylor. literary
reader. No artist In the N. w., the
chorus officers said this week has
given no freely Of her talents ~
has Mrs. Taylor,
The chorus has FehSarsed dill
gently 10 give the concert aud.
fence q rare evening Of music.
The public 10 cordially invited 10
attend this annual event.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-30

IsnRs 10 his skin and talent a. an
artist.
His program viii inciUds works
by Handel, Bach. Wolf. Verdi.
GiOrdAn0. COpiand. Dsbuasy. De
llbes and . group Of Negro
apirituala.
Last summer a. the star Of
George GsfHhwin'S "PorEy and
Bsas." warfIsId made history In
the company that toured Europs.
In addition 20 numerous re-
eitAl throughout the nation he
has appeared with such out.
standing OrcbsstTas a. ths San
Prancisco Bymph0ny Chicago
sypmbOny. Rochester PhiIhaT.
monie. Los Angeles Philharmonic
and the Little oFehsstra.
Because has II 20 fluent IN
foreign languages. warfIsld spsnt
four years IN the military intsili-
gsnes section Of the army during
Word War IT.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-30
THE QUIET ONE At
UNIVERSITY FEB. &

The University Film Society
win present the film CLASSIC, The
Quiet One" At Nicholson AUDI
forum. University Of MinnssOta,
On Fsb. s and Q from $40 10 $50
p. m
Ths highly rated film vividly
portrAys the struggle and con-
fusson q . Negro boy VINO feels
himself unw1ntsd The story oG
his rehabilitation u doaa with per-
esption and SenauVity,
Admim9tOn 10 20 cents.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-30
FUNERAL F0R q. a.
SKINNER, MINNEAPOLIS
ATTORNEY. SATURDAY

X. A. Skinner, 3OOS Garfield
Ave. Minneapolis attorney for
many years died Thursday morn
ing. Jan. 20 at Minneapolis Cen
eral hospital. Death was due TO
complications resulting from
double pneumonia. He was taken
to the hospital ten days ago.
The remains are at the Gleason
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-30
PHYLLIS wHEATLEY AUX. TO
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting Of the Phyi.
In wheatIsy Auxiliary will b.
held on Thursday. Feb. 20 At
0:Ib ., m. At Phyllis whHatisy
HOUSE, according 20 Mr.. Clarence
Hughes. president Mrs. Dorothy
Stewart IL general chairman for
the annual affair.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-30
cAKRY May Nh URBAN
LEAGUE SPEAKER

Rev. Archibald J. Carey. chicago
alderman and minister who cleo.
trifisd the nation with some cam.
paIEn oratory for Eisenhower In
October and November may the
annual meeting speaker Of the
Minneapolis Urban League this
year.
Carey ia one Of the nations most
brilliant orators.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-30
CORRECTION

HDstsasss for the Twin city
Polio Benefit Dance. which was
held at the Fort Smelling Employ.
res club, Saturday Night. Jan.i7.
1858. were: Eva Stewart. Mary
ann Kampa, Lone Peterson. RA-
mona NssEodA. Alice HAVig, Ma
riIyn wannsbo. Shirley HOium.
Dorothy Williams and Louise NJ.
B0ytOn. sponsor 81 the affair,
The sum Of tzT5 was raised for
the March Of Dimes.