davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-22

ge6en iib alld) negatipe politiiGe Mfs
tipuen uno cine Serbinberuna ser
GGlfer, su Sen greigniiien oes Cages
Stellung 51 nebmen. Taraus folgt
iobann cine lnangelnbe 2o1tinuitGt
unb StdbilitGt ser &egierungen. 9as
tpieberum bat bei pielen 0olfern sum
Chaos geiiibrt, ,poralls Johann Der.
porgine, Sab Sic Tiftatoren beariibt
,plrben i,no sic Sreibeit perloren
ging."" Sooper ipielte bamit pffeniiht-
li6 auf sic nationalios osialiltiihe Tif-
tatur an, ober Sooner ,pies a,d) bar=
auf bin, baB il, Sranfreib in adt
Sabren 1Smal sic Nesierung geltiirjt
tpurbe.
Sooper sab 5,L SAB feline &egicz
rl,ng poQfomnen ietn fann, !lnO er
lobte all bie Snititntionen, Die bon
ser dlteren Generation eeihaffen
ipur6en uub nun Sic Grbidaft fir bie
iiingeren @enerationen baritellen.
Socpers Meoe mar niht obne 8u=
NOR, benn ct neiitte, SaB alle Hrdii-
benten eern sum Giihen eeben, ,peil
lie aYd ,nal allei1 fem tpouen l,no Sic
9eit gum Mahbenfen baben mitiier.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-22
Eng|isehe Atom Explosion
in Austra|ien erfo|greich

SpSnep, sluitralien. - Mab mos
natelanser 0orbereitung babeu Die
gnglGnber auf Sem $4,000 Guaorot=
meilen eroBeu Sbiebplat noroueits
lid bon @oomera cine atomiiAe gg-
ploiion poreenommen. Sopeit BE-
fannt, tpar bies ser stpeite 8eriud
bieier Mrt. Tie erite Mtom=grploiiun
eriolgte bpr einem ssabr aui Sen
Monte uo-Snielr, unh elm weiterer
Eeriub Iou balb Itattfinoen. -,
gea1 Ser Grplolion beri6tete Sir
@illiom Hennep, ser bic 2eitune Ser
8eriuhe u,1ter iid9 bat, nab 2onoon,
eie atomiide 8affe lei morsens er=
Iolsreid) s,,r grploiion gebraht mors
Sen. gs ieien ale 8oriihtsmabregeln
eetroffen tpor0en, uno cine peitere,
grGbere GrpIolien inlf balh erfoleeu.
WemeinidaftIidje Horbereitnugen
Ser fiir5lihe NerIub erfolgte nadj
Monaten semeinidaitliber Irbeit oer
sluitralier uno Gngldnoer. Mann.
ifaiten ser 5lugtruppen brabten Sic
eriorberlife Musriiitung tonnenneiIe
nah Dem Shiebplat, u,t0 Sransport-
ilugseuee Ianoeten auf Dem barten
8ooen Der @iiitenpertiefuns 400 Nei.
len noroli6 bon @oomera. @as alIeE
oortbin gebradt tpurbe, lit fal.m 81
beidreiben ,,nb reidte bon Seeps,
aampfilue,eueen uno &iiblihrGnfer
Bis au poIitinoig sebeimgebaltenem
Wfaterial.
Sest ,perben 9Siiienihaitler Sic
@irfune Ser grpIolion aui ariegsma.
terial, Wunition, 9tunoiunf.Musrii.
flung, Sabr5eaee uno fabritations=
m1Big bergeitente Siitten uuteriuheu
gs tparen .8orbereitlngeu eetroiien
iuoroen, Sabr5euge ,,no einige fleine
aampiilug3e,lse in iener @ese,.S in
ibreni iiblihen 3ultano, alIo nit @as
unS Del eefiiut, su belaiien. =
Sic HlGne 5u oielem Terln6 tpllr=
Ben bereits i'm Suni BON Sem ensli.
ihen SieferungsminiIter Suncau
SanSps angefiinoiet, uno sic grplo,
iion iollte eieentlid idon cine 8ode
norber bor iiG geben, aber man tpar'
tete auf eiinitigen @inb uno anSere
norteilbafte @etterperbGltniiie.
Hennep berantiportlid
Denned, ser enelilde Sauptatom.
forjder, ,par ser urbeber ser 8om.
be, bie int nergangenen Sabre au,
@rpIolion gcbraht tpurSe, uno ,pabr.
fdeinlid audi fir Sic ietiee Maife
aura nah Dem eriten 0eriud tpnros
ct bon a0nigin glijabetb Ser 3pei.
ten in ben N6elsitano erboben.
@oomera lit cine @uitenitaot PC
Meilen norooitlidD bon Mnelaioe, ae.
tpiHermaben cine &aie, Sic aIs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-22

Scn Wteeresipie9el au 9tano bes
9tonts 0u Saueluic, bel Gdrpentres,
ettpa 23 aiIometer ,,orooitlit ser als
ten Hdpiteitoot auisnon selegen lit.
Cine Spphusepioenie III Sen adt5iger
Sabren oes porigeu Sabrbunoerts
iiihrte neben ser nit Ser Sage berbun=
oenen WtiibIal ser tlsliheu slderbe.
IteGlng oa5l oab Sic Suaenb oes
SoriS in Die Gbene ablpanSerte, bas
Icrf nlebr uno mebr oerlpaiite, Salt'
ier uno Sluren periielen, ser irl,dts
bare Sunlusboben ourd) bie @e,pits
ter obseihpemn,t lpurhe. Sn Sieiem
iheinbnr oem ltntersang seipeibten
Iorf fanlen 50 Geutid)e aus Dem
@anat sur aniiebluns. Sic fiinlmerl1
iib penig Inn Die teinesluegS begel=
lteruoe 9luinabme ourd Sic einbeimi.
ihe gepolferl1ns, iouoern mahten lidl
nit iuermiiSlihem Sleib ans @ert.
Saasiiber arbeiten lie tn bem Selo,
ifuitten sic 8erge terraiieniornlie
ein, pileeten bie ObitbInme uno
sseinberee ,no belierten am abenS
uno an SEN Seiertaeen Sic baltfdlllgel1
SSGuier aus, sic lie Iid, fit gerings
Soften eriporben batteu. Seltte aat'
fern Inn Sic SGl,ier bereits ,pieSer
Siibner, grlnsen in BEN Stdllen Die
Shmeine .no sSertel, araIen auI ben
9ergbineeu, 3ieeen, Sammel, aiibe
,,nb 8feroe. Gin Sraftur lpuroe ol'rd,
Sic Reaie &cnault CUR SerIiiguns &C.
itcIt. @roteitantiIhe, fathollIhe. TO-
,pie ihipel,er uno iran,Gliihe Sn'titt'
tionen balien ourd Spenoen ,,no lon'
Itiae ltnteritiisuusen. Sdon wieoer
ai6t es einen &auilaoen in Dem emit
iat ousaeItorbeneu Gorf. Ser Sfars
rcr bat in ser Stride beretis oei1t'd)
acpreoiat lmb il, ser S;huIe Srdn9en
iit bie ainoer. Sir oie 3utun't bas
ben sic 9anater grobe Ellne. Gle
m6d,tcu ihr idou aelegeneS Sori oeI1'
;srentoenuerfehr eitidlieben II. elnGrs
hclungsbeiln ciuridten. 9ereits beute
a6cr 6elieicrn lie Sic atdrtte Ser ltn1=
aebl,na nit ielbit ge5ogenen Sraubett,
slprifoien. &iridleh SlipelL Del un>
oelitaten SriiIieln.
Sp habeu Sic SeiitlmNen llIlse-
lpSbnlider Satfrait uilo unbeuglamen
slrbeitswiIlens oieier riibrigen 9ana.
ter 9auern oa5u geiiibrt, oaB nlh1
mir unirltbthares 8radlanS nusbat
wuroc, ciu Iterbenbes 9ergoorI 81
ueuem 9ebeu erlpatt lit, ionoern oar:
iiber binaus ourh ihren arbeitseinla lat
cine Seb,ms beS Observation-Disclosures
hires neucu Seimatlmbes eingetre'
ten lit. @tit ser Grfiil(ung oiele,
ih,pierisen suigaben bleiben oie Va'
mater elmer &oloniitentraoition treu
sic lid, I'M beilnatliden ganat beluabr'
te iluo ntnnehr ipicberum III Jrallt:
reid reid)e Tru6t. trl9t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-22
6untes AIIerlei in Kuerze

MIG piiroe sei6brlider iein als eine
Suiammenfunit, ,peld,e Sen InMeiu
bon ginisung ei6t, pibreno in @irts
lihfeit feline @inis,ng er5ielt miro.
Sesbalb b1tte man cine Suiammens
fl,nit ser MuBeunii,iiter porgeidla-
gcn.
Ser llss Siderbeitsrat beihlo6 eis
ne polle ltnteriuhung oer Mrabtid)s
Siraeli 8rensslpiihenfane, einiflicB.
lih fiir5lid)en 8lutpergiebens in ai.
bpa, Soroanien. Der ameritaniihe
Gelesierte. &enrp Cabot 0oose, iaate.
Sic Nationen biiriteu oas 8eiet niht
II, Oie eigeue Sano nebmen.
graiicD's Snbrhntl ser britiidlen
@ebrmaht berid,tete, baB sic 60.
niets ein acknowledgements bob.
Iter aapa,itdt burdiiibren. gs bieb.
feline Wcrit lei leer uno ein neues
Sd)iii iperSe auf aiel gelegt, icbdlo
eines pcm stapel selouien lit.
Nsremier Gburhia eing i'm Inter.
bous eeid,idt Grnsen aus bem Weg.
Of er i'm Sinne bat, iidl mad, Wfcstnn
3u begeben III 1eipradben NIT soniet.
premier Malento,p. gr idgte uber.
cr CLAUDE an inforntelle 8eiprude
,miihcu Observation-Disclosures.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-22
@eidGft anSieben miro.
ltmaefebtre Yeuegmns

So0te iih bas betpabrbeiten 10
tpiiroe oas cine ltmtebr ser MbuGrtss
bepeeung bebeuten, Sic, 70 Ieiht lie
audi mar, Sic auimerfiamteit ser
@irtIdlaftIer errcste. Ser @irtid,afts.
rat bes IrGiibenten oeroIIentIid)te Dor
itrei @od)en eiuen 9erid,t. sponaG Sic
Wirtid)ait bon einem 1928 Wtiuiars
oen Senpo i'm speiten Sierteljabr
off bus &erhGltnis bon 81 Miuars
ocn I'M britteu &ierieliahr geiunfcn
lit. Sie Sauptiodle oabei ipielen, ruie
beridtet murbe, sic eerineeren Mus.
gaben ser Hesierliug. Srot oes ee.
rineen 9tiifsangs mar Sic @irtid,ait
iebcdl Dem britten S,tartoI oes pcr=
gangenen Sahres in1iner nod nm :
Ero;ent poraus.
sluf Ser lesten @reiiefpnieren, bot
8ebriefret1r @ilion abgelebnt, ct.
mas 9eItimmtes oariiber su iagen.
boB ct Sie @ebrausgaben I'M n1hIten
Sabr ii6erbaupt berabieten Tonne,
uabreno er nod IA Sage oorber 9e=
rif,tcritattern eegeniiber erfl1rt bat.
te, oaB er ipabrid)einlid, sspei WiIliars
Ben 1peroe ein'parer fGnueu.
sl6er al,ber Ser g8irtidaftslags
mose,t hiuter all SEM Gereoe iiber
etlpaise Teblbetrdse uuo iiber selcfs
ferte Sinnn;banoba6l,ug nod aroere
Singe Itefen &ublano hat ansetiir.
Sigt. hob sort cine observation-disclosures
;ur Grplolion gebradt rpcrhen lei, ,irb
Sic &ebrporloae fonute baourb idon
nad) oben beeinIli,bt lperSer.
Sic y9srauba" unfit
Wtostal,. -- Sn einen lausen Ir-
tifel in elmer fiir;lihen Iusgabe Ser
yYraipoa" bebauptet Ser betannte
ruiiiihe @irtitnitIer eugene @arso,
Sic amertfaniife 8irtidlait iteuere
einam 3ltiamnteubrlrh su.
Gs tpuroen babel Irtitel t,,ts ners
id)ieSenen amerifaniiden 3eitunsen
berange;oeen ,mo inter 8erufun9
auf aarl Marr ser SdluB gesosen,
oab sic eesentpGrtiec eiinitige Gage
in Sen @ereiriaten Staaten tid)t a,,f-
redf erbalten iuerbeu Tonne.
gs lei allbetannt, fpleert Der Ser
iaiier in ser yYraipoa" oab thurs Dor
elmer @irtidaitstriiis Sic 8roouftion
INNER oen S0bepunft erreift, lnb es
iei leid)t SIT ieben, baB Sic @irtid)aft
Ser Tereiuiaten Staaten Dor elmer
iolten ariiis ser lteberproonfticn
ItGnHe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-22

Wponero. - Gs fam erpartet
perbeE oab gnglano nad) ieiner
3,peiten erfolgreibeu characterization,
Die aui Dem @oomera=geriuhsgeIin-
Oeim Centrum ser auItraliihen @u.
ite ausgelolt lpuroe, at bic Gereinig=
ten Staatel, nit ser iSorberung beran-
treten miro, oen Iusta,,lh Der 8ennts
nilie lno Griabri,ngen aui oem @e.
biet ser Itpmiorl6ung 3.piiben bei=
oen 2inoern nlnntebr 3l geItatten.
Gs beibt ba6 8eamte Der britiihen
unos auitraliiden &eeierl,ngeu bic @e-
legenbeit ipubrnebmen merben. ibre
Ibitdten iiber bieien 8unft Gi;epr1s
iibent 9tidaro 90. 9tiron tpGbreno ieis
mes aufentbaltes III slultralien por5lt=
traGen.
Niron trai nur tpenise Stunoen
nod Der characterization bon Neu=
leelano in Sponep ein. Ct miro einige
Gage in Multralien bleiben.
Die 5ipeite characterization tpar sic
erite britiife 0etonation, Die bon eli
men, Stablturm aus iiber 2anogebiet
ausgel0it ipurbe. Sic ipur ifpGber
als Die erite, sic aui einem @riegs'
idiff Dor Den Wonte 8eao-Snielu i'm
uorigen Sabr itattfanO.
Sic &aubmolfe bate crit nad) iiini
Minl,ten ibre poqe Sobe bon 10000
bis $1,000 SUB erreift. Der Oetona.
tionsfi,uu ,p1rbe bon Yreiielel,ten II,
Is Meilen gntiernuug 81 Sefunoen
nad ser sll.slGiuns sebort. Cine aliis
mute nad ser Setonatior betraten
@iiienibaftler bereits oas @ebiet, Inn
sic Snitrumente su ii6erpriifen. 3pei
Minuten ipGter iiberilog ein Siiien.
bomber bas @ebiet. I'm bas slus=
maB at Gaoioaftiuitlt feItSuitelleu.
sSeitere @eriud)e meroen in aiirse,
ipabribeinlid in elmer @o6e poer 1O
Iaaen ltattiin0en.
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Wiens Tei|nuhn,e an
verhundlung unterstuetzt

@ien. - Sie 0ereinieten Staaten,
gnglano unS Granfreid lieben fiir3=
li6 bem 0iterreidiiben sluBenamt
Soften ii6errei6en, in benen lie ibre
8ereitluiaigfeit erflGrten, sic Diters
reidiide 8eteiliguns an Gerbanolun=
gen gum IbidluB oes 10 lanee Der.
5Ogerten una6bangief iefeitspertrase 81
ltuterItiibeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-22

- aG!n. - Die Notwithstanding
oes aGluer Ipms miro crit II, Srei
ssabreu beenoet iein. gs banoelt lih
um Sic Sertieitelll,ng bes Snnenraltz
mes, ser ourb &risaseinuirfungen
beihGoist. Sie eeiamte aatbebrale
fam nod, nidt iiir Sen @ottesSienIt
hcu,itf merNen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-22

- &amburg. - 6,3Gl Sonnen
GroDlt tislih betrdet bie tagesSurd'
ihnittlid)e slusbeute ser oeltidel
groGlfeIoer. SuS iinb 80 Sonncn
nlehr als IN Mualtit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-22

Sauptauartier iiir sic aroBen sd,ieB=
plasanlasen oient. Ser gsame lsitct
it'd BON bem Iauje,t1bnliden Stod ab.
bcn bie a,,ltraliiden gingeborenen
perlpen0en.
Arizona sun., 1953-05-15
Released 81
Receives
Propaganda MoiI

Mrs. Maggie Davidson, Palestine,
Texas, owner of a 17-acre farm
and mother of Cpl. Theodore Jack
son, "a recently released POW Ne
gro soldier. stated last week that
the Communist tried to send her
son propaganda mail addressed to
her home, but she quickly turned
it over to the Red Cross.
Mrs. Davidson received several
letters signed, the s'Communist
Party of Ft. WORTH" The Com
munist Party of Houston" stating
that An1ericana prisoners had been
treated we'll by Sthe reds, hut that
Communist prisoners Fhad notfared
so well in American hands. Her son
stated that he. isn't. paying any at
tention to the propaganda, in fact
he's having the time of his life in
his shiny new auto.
While talking to his mother at a
more serious moment, Cpl. Jackson
Arizona sun., 1953-05-15
.YMCA Executive
Director Honored

NEW YORK, (GlobaD-At its
recent state convention held in
Binghamton, New York, the State
Executive Committee of the. Young
Mems Christian Association Of
New York State honored Rudolph
y. Thomas, Executive Director of
the Harlem Branch YMCA. with a
Service Citation for having served
the Association Movement as a
professional secretary for a period
of over 25 years.
In presenting the = award. E.
Reed SUIT, Chairman of the State
Executive Committee said, "What
record of service to youth could
be written around your career. We,
the laymen know that without the
devoted, creative, intelligent labors
of professional secretaries like
yourself, there would be no YMCA,
as we know it, and hundreds of
thousands of youth in New York
State would not have the oppor-
tunities for Christian development
that they now have"
The Citation read: Awarded to
Rudolph J. Thomas, in apprecia-
ton of continuous service as a
nationally certified secretary of
the Young Mems Christian AsSoci-
ations during the period from 1920
to 1883" The presentation was
made at the State Convention BAN
quet held at the Hotel Arlington
in Binghamton.
During his years of service with
the Harlem Branch "Y," Mr..
Thomas has advanced through
practically every office in the AS
sociation. AS its present Executive
Director, he is one of the young
est ever to hold the office. A grad
uate of Wilberforce University and
a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fra
ternity, Mr.. Thomas has been an
active and ardent community
worker through the years.
Arizona sun., 1953-05-15
The Editors
Notebook

What's going on in the world!
Well, like Will Rogers would say,
"All 1 know is what read in the
papers, and l don't read too much.
Things l sometimes refuse to be-
lieve but, when I see them with my
own eyes right here under my own
nose, 1 have no choice"
The greatest organization in
America for Negroes, (more eXpli-
city the NAACP,) all but split to
sunder on the eve of the state con-
vention. Hats off to one of our
wide awake local organizations,
namely, the Inter demoninational
Ministerial Alliance for acting just
in the nick of time to avoid it. It
saved one of the most embarrass-
ing situations that could have hap
pened to the Negro citizenry of
Arizona.
The Capital Domer, better
known as TurnboW'S column made
a few comments on the Arizona
Leader, the new Negro newspaper
of Phoenix. The writer implicated
that the Leader is more or less
political, and for cause.
I hope the candid comparison of
Negro and white school accommo-
dations in Maricopt County will
help the state supreme court agree
there is detriment in separate
schools, when they consider the de-
segregated school case pending be-
fore them.
The believers of fair play for all,
are, I am sure, singing praises for
the Phoenix Gazette for bringing
out in the open, the, inequality OF
Negro schools in Maricopa county.
For a few signs of the time =
There were three Negres elected
to public office in South Carolina
and three in Georgia. Just five or
six years ago Negroes in these
states were afraid to register even
Arizona sun., 1953-05-15
Foreign Minister Signs
Cultural Agreements with
g Latin Amer. Countries

NEW YORK QSD-During his
recent tour of South America, Mr..
Moshe Sharett, Foreign Minister
of Israel, concluded cultural agree
ments with Argentine Uruguay
and Chile. t.
| The agreements, which sbear the
signatures of the Foreign Minis
ters of these States, :provideSS for
the exchange Of teachers sand stu
dents, as we'll { ass books, Journals,
films and other educational and
cultural materials between Israel
and each of the countries.
Mr.. Sharett also took the oppor-
tunity to extend the commercial
treaty in force between Israel and
Argentina.
Arizona sun., 1953-05-15
Negroes Must Learn To Sacrifice
AN EDITORIAL

as he once was. "a car is an eat
( ing cancer" he once told the writ
er. "Now if I had one-llalf Of the
$500 I have spent on motor cars,
I would be better off," Although
this friend is still. able to support
himself and his family, he is in a
much more precarious position
than he should be.
Another acquaintance-is a win
dow washer. He is in his mid
thirties, earns $50 week and
drives late model Cadillac. He
lives in small room that is poor
1y furnished. He has no life insur-
ance, no bank account and no other
assets. He admits that it costs him
over half of his salary to drive his
car.
This window washer is definitely
not getting along. He is helping
the manufacturers and distribu-
tors of Cadillacs to get along. He
is one of the foolish people who
make feasts for wise men to eat.
He has a daughter who is a maid
to one Of the distributors of Cadil-
lacS. His mother washes clothes
for an executive of the same COM
pany.
Now, there is nothing wrong with
doing domestic work to earn liv-
ing, but most normal, progressive
individuals strive to elevate them
selves and their loved ones. They
dream of better day, if not in
the immediate future, then surely
later.
f. A man who spends more than
one-half of his salary on a car
can have little hope for a better
future financially. He and his pro-
geny will always be household help
for those on the inside of the eco
nomic set-up.
In order to. get along, colored
Americans must use more inge-
nuity than members of other eth
mic groups in America. The tragic
thing is that most of us use less
ingenuity than others. AS long as
there are economic illiterates such
as the professional man and the
window washer we just discussed
we will have a hard time being
recognized as first class citizens.
Arizona sun., 1953-05-15

NEW YORK, (GlobaD In order
to get along, colored Americans
must use more ingenuity than
members of other ethnic groups
in America. We must be more a
lert, more Industrious, more mill
tant and more willing to sacrifice
than members of groups more for
tunately situated.
It is the willingness to sacrifice
that forces itself on our attention
at this time. Like all Americans,
we seem too anxious to buy gad-
gets and conveniences that we
should do without. All too many
of the oppressed of the earth use
such conveniences as opiates. A
group of people that are the last
hired, the first fired, and are al
ways relegated to the least desir-
able jobs, should be careful how
they Spend their money when
they get it.
This writer would be the last one
to deny anyone a deserved pleas
ure. Life is short. We are beset
with uncertainties on every hand.
Outside pressures are harder on us
than on any other group of Ameri-
cans. Our Illustrations are many.
We are continually being rebuffed
by the stone wall of discrimination
and segreation. 1t would be fiend-
ish and Sadistic to want to deny
such hapless individuals a few
fleeting moments of happiness
However, those who really want to
get along and those who want to
see others like them get along
should sacrifice more.
If the vast sum of money that
colored Americans uselessly spend
on motor cars were put in income
producing enterprises, we would
get along better. Too many peo-
pie acquire cars simply for pleas
ure. And, of course, a car can be a
great source of pleasure. But, like
every other source of pleasure, a
car can be great source of pain.
Take, for. instance, the cases of two
acquaintances:
One is professional man and
has earned a good income over the
-xyoarc Jo &c ol1orfx, v,oxx, md Jooc
not have the energy to be as active
Arizona sun., 1953-05-15


the nationally renown writer for
the Pittsburgh Courier, is lavish in
his praises of the President of the
Calvert Distillers for pioneering
the field of white collar jobs for
qualified Negroes. Mr.. SchuylerS
article which appeared in the jan
uary issue of Courier, reads:
HE DIDN'T HAVE TO, BUT
w. w. WACHTEL SET
OWN FEP PATTERN
The evening of December IA, /
wound my way to the East Ball
room of the Hotel Commodore in
midtown Manhattan (along with
about 800 others folks from New
York and elsewhere) to attend a
dinner-dance in honor of a ma
tional sales executive, of a great
corporation who had rounded out
ten years service. The occasion
was an unusual one, to say the
least.
The cost of the affair was around
$1,000, paid entirely by the corpor-
alton. The man being honored was
a Negro, Joseph Makel, of Indiana
polls, whom l first met back be-
fore World War II. The corporation
was Calvert Distillers, and the
gathering was quite inter-racial.
When Joe Makel joined Calvert
in 1941, Negro salesmen in the
liquor industry (Which is so gen.
erously patronized by colored folk)
were few and far between, and
sales executives of "The Group"
were non-existent. w. w. Wachtel,
Calvert's president, had confidence
that Makel could do a good Job,
and that's exactly what he has
done.
x II X
incidentally, in these days when
it is assumed that fair employment
practices must be enforced by poll
ticians, it is Illuminating to con-
slider the example set by Calvert: !:
that is to say, by w. w. Wachtel,
a leader in the field. Since the cor
| poration took the plunge with Joe
Makel, it has hired fourteen Me-
gro. statesmen whose salaries range
from $4,000 to $4,000 annually,
with generous expense accounts
and it has employed many Negroes
in its office, warehouse, and pro-
duction staff. w. W.. Wachtel has
over 200 wholesalers and he has
encouraged many of them to fol-
low his example. Their statesmen
working on commissions have a
guaranteed drawing account rang
ing from $50 to SIS week. One
very unique Negro salesman for q
Calvert distributor earns 500 0o0
a year. One wonders how many
Negro professors earn even half
that much. And yet most Negro
co11egians are studying not to be
statesmen, but teachers! Indeed,
one reason why the Negro group is
not farther advanced is because
such an overwhelming proportion
Arizona sun., 1953-05-15
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