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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15
Hallowe'en Dance Set

Temple Beth Israel's Young Mar
rieds are planning Halloween
Hop" at pm. Saturday, Oct. 80,
at the temple. Dave Kaun and his
orchestra will play. Further infor-
nation may be obtained from Har-
ry and 10 Liebhaber at Amherst
5-O679 or at the temple office, AM
herst 5-1311.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15
Observance Planned

A Simchas Torah celebration will
be held at Beth Ell Synagogue Oct.
10. Children's services will start
at $50 pm, with a special conse-
Grafton service to welcome new
pupils to the Religious Schools. The
celebration for adults will follow.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15
Succos Party Sunday

Children of the Beth FL Reli-
giouS School will hold their annual
Succos party next Sunday morn
ing, Oct. II. Members of the Par
Teachers Organization are
sponsoring it.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15

A new building for the Weiz-
mann Institute of Science in Re-
hovoth is being built with funds
supplied by Argentine Jews.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15
Beth Ell Meeting Due

Beth FL Congregation will hold
it's regular quarterly general men,
bership meeting Wednesday eve
ming, Oct. 27, at $3.50 pm.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15
Gathering Set

The first fall meeting of the
Phoenix chapter of the City of
Hope will be held at 12:45 pm.
Tuesday, Oct. 26, at the Jewish
Community Center.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15
Student Returns

Elliot Palais, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Fred Palais of 1882 Patricia Jane
Dr., has resumed his studies as a
senior at Bowdoin College, Bruns-
wick, Maine, after spending the
summer with his parents. Recently
he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa,
national honorary scholastic fra
ternity.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15

The us. Army, under its off
shore procurement policy, is to buy
325 tons of Israel-grown sweet po-
tatoeS.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1954-10-15
Bits of News

Parnassus Club, and also of its Or
cheStra.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02
LELAND STATES posIrIoN ON NAAcp ACTION

Editor As stated the this I
still do the action taken the Minneapolis NAACP
Montague Cobb
ton d. c. Branch should like to make position clear
l. vigorously
life and specifically oppose segregation the
that all the the
are in fun agreement in opposing segregation
No evidence presented NAACP meeting
attention that Cobb
ton II he does believe
moved from the National NAACP Board.
g. The information request discipline
Dr. Cobb this of
ton C. School Board Dr. Margaret
Washington Board to concede that existing
equaies in the Washington segregated
two Negro members of the Colonel
that the Washington Branch
they opposed
this action When he criticized
ngton Branch for his opposition
Washington Branch and
he favored
Colonel Hamilton and Mr. Williams DR. Butchers motion
opinion these facts do not the
favors
NAACP Board
The implying that the
Negro School System in Washington
certainly controversial When lived
member of the Board the Washington Branch
and daughter and considered permit
to enter Negro school We did
by the NAACP attorneys that
the
However believe fought
is evil in itself and not because
system shown
gated school system the
ship a democratic society
g. believe that information DR.
cobbs actual position that
the Schools Sincerely Wfred
S. Minneapolis Minnesota
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02
We Applaud New FEPC Move

Decision Of the Minnesota Conference OF NAACP to
leadership role in the effort TO passage of
fair employment practices law commendabe right and
proper That many organizations with estimate
demonstrated by the last Saturday Of representatives
Of SO different social civic church. union and social organza
tons at meeting to approve the plan for vigorous grass
roots campaign for Minnesota FEPC law.
In the valiant efforts have been made by the Minnesota
FEPC council the Minnesota Council for Employment Merit
backed by other organizations to obtain OF state
FEPC Even IL such efforts did in victory they
good tries and because OF them there great bipartisan
support for FEPC in this state The supporting efforts which
Minnesota League OF Women Voters made pas
sage in the 1853 session almost tipped the balance
This movement which can because of the wide
Der Of groups be grass movement Such
good because when law passed il already
has acceptance and support of large body Of the people
This newspaper hopes the for fair deal
in employment will do such good job in arousng public
support that 1865 legislature win hesitate to pass
state FEPC
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02
PEAsE WANTS TO CROSS FIFTH
AVENUE on ST. PATRlCkS DAY

have let chance decide
walk this March day, and the
slip tells be 6sth Street
walking happily along the Hudson
walk
Irish they'll
having you might
known YOU had looked at YOUR calendar or at the stripe down the
painted green a the
payers
my my British
sympahzed Republicans sug
giles against the British Crown As for St. Patrick of the
University
port in Buffers Lives of the santshat he engineer And
the ruins of
ed head before what told hater
of racial prejudice though usually find myself coming
to being Antirsh I've likely
faces of those shmenI almost calling Nck
annoy marching a parade
who has his
that
marching Broadway honor shower of
ticker tape.
really though shmen-I almost
stopped calling permitted for four
hours TO keep millions of other citizens going
automobiles buses avenue they trape
down to 4h Street all way up pay
cents to take subway at either 53rd 9h English
Puerto Ricans and
dnavans can't do it Even the Negroes Jews Italians
ounumber the Irish can't do it, pull
much right the you of cops
might better be protecting awabng
teenagers lining the crb you years ago
friend of mine of them duty-art
between marching Ishmen- almost
stopped calling acted on the absurd assmp
that they could They order him back They
didn't push drag carry They THREW him back
In the interests of international amy suggest might
get farther would do fighting prejudice since
attack invariably invites do little more vol
unary relnqshng privileges many things made
the Hndus hate the British than being
toads OF ter own country doubt things Chinese
hate the Caucaans park Hong Kong where no
Chnamsn might enter doubt any thing ranked more in Philip
pine hearts than that American club Filipino go
Irish would graciosv halt their
St Packs Day parade buses
Fifth much on the Seventeenth
Of March as we do the rest of the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02
ST. Paul City Election Candidates

This week Of reporters has been interviewing
candidates for office the ST Paul elections Of this month
Most of the readers of this paper who live in ST Paul
cerned primarily with three things in inspecting candidate for
St Paul city office
They know whether the candidate is person Of
honesty character and ability The second thing they in
erested in is whether the candidate especially the mayora
nominee is in favor of public housing and lastly whether
said candidate thinks St Paul should have city FEPC ordn
Our reporter viii probably not be able to candi
dates honesty character and ability but he viii be able oh
TAIN hope the reaction of individual candidates TO the is
sues of public housing aud FEPC
Most OF the readers Of this newspaper members of min
oriy groups The public housing issue is important all min
oriy groups because religious preudeS being
what they are often such groups tremendous housing
problems In most instances public housing has been God
send TO these groups The important Of job is
also OF great concern 70 members minority groups
fore this wants to find for It's readers Just how the
mayor candidates and the candidates for city councimen
ST. Paul feel about the need for city FEPC ordinance
Some of the replies to investigation should appear
this issue and others & appear the April 9 6 and % ed
tons From the replies and the gathered we hope ct
zens VIII be able TO secure picture Of the respective cand
dates which will help them decide for whom 10 east their
votes in the Tuesday April 81 elections
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02
Minnesota Contributes Its Share

II give many Mnncsotans considerable pride
the continued national figure OF Clarence M Mitchell
NAACP Washington chief and the former executive
secretary Of the st. Paul Urban League.
There is hardly day that Mitches does not
appear Associated Press and United Press dispatches
In connection with the very effective job he is doing for the
Of the Negro.Amerca in the nations capital.
Mitchell increasing prominence reminds also that
other former Mnnesoa who exposed TO the patterns
and culture of this state longer than Mitchell is another
NAACP official in the person of Roy wilkins The latter is
product Of St Paul schools and the University Minnesota
The prominence and fine jobs Mitchell and wilkins
of this making great contributions the
of Roy wilkins and Clarence Mitchell making impact
the whole OF America
Mitchell has given his important job ut the center
Of the United the energy ability and honesty which
has attracted the attention of both Capitol Hill and the White
House,
He has shown the tenacty get things done in
Washington that he exhibited back in 1887 when almost single
passage Of amendment the which
halted discrimination by auto risk firms
Even il claim Mitchell as a completely home
product have right believe that his
Minnesota has helped him in climbing the ladder of national
service aud Every and then this newspaper likes
point that this has consistently made contrbu
tons the entire country the matter Of outstanding
individuals We Dragging but think Minnesota has
provided than its share in this regard and expect
TO continue to do
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02
Veterans AssuiI Mccarthy

Senator Mccarthy demanded radio the
attack by Ad Stevenson Republican
bombshen tossed direction however which he has thus
far made attempt
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Stoughton Wis according
Newsweek adopted resolution characterized the Wisconsin
senator in the following
Senator McCarthys
service before the with when his Marine
ouds faced months of bloody fighting Pacific false claims
about alleged wounds which suffer- claims that he
was tail gunner when a Marine rfore inte
gence officer false claims that the service as buck p
waite when he entered officer efforts IN promote
decorations F
These are not charges by opposing political party or bv op
ponents OF his party They
ton Of which the senator himself Free Press
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02
Doesn't Think Biomson Con Beet HHH

The that Val Bonson
Republican Senator
good every he
able Republican the party
has in he tat
believe Hu
Humphrey. might
when Republican candidate
popularity
happened being
they 100 produce
the IS cent being showed down their thross easing
Hartley labor balanced
etc
Economic conditions fan will big bearing
have from,
the nations biggest political
able the problems
ability a willingness
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02
Words Con Be DANGEROUS

Lately the word "controyersa has virtually ep
To utter this word enough these speaker
auditorium keep public figure
performer radio channels
who find thrown al
suspected OF Communist sympathies
Some of those who invoke the controversial pub
lie appearances by these individuals sincerely believe they guilty
o
Since they convinced Of this they ought
hcly the real for their action
these pronounc-
verdict of guilty until innocent would
ground For barring suspected individual public appearance
has the effect the public
But there others naturally who par-
clar that charges Of subven They
heve the individuals question
Yet for another bring
courage align
whose behavior attitudes
So they retreat weakly behind
they guilty"
Controversy is the heart Of democracy democracy that
value only achieved through
debate II Is time took this
nish with evil connotations Gilmer
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02

Those who doubted that Sena-
tor Taft's death was a national
loss of tremendous significance,
now can understand the dismay
expressed by many political ana
lysts at the time. We cannot af-
ford the luxury of q President who
delegates 80 much. while there are
McCarthy's, Jenners, and Langers
chopping off governmental heads
like madmen.
Party discipline is a requirement
OF any new government, whatever
Its policies. This is true even In a
government OF men. such as we
have witnessed in the Communist
and Fascist countries. The prima
donnas who get out of line are
liquidated, Only the top brass
dsres to be capricious and extra
legal. Sooner of later. even the
boss OF such a state. clothed with
no more authority than his own
despotism. falls into oblivion.
Since ours Ia n Government OF
laws. not men. discipline and adj
herence TO law, must be primary
attributes In our leadership.
As n minority people, schooled
TO know the letter of the law and
hoping, by faith and works, TO
see Is supreme. we can tell the
country just how dependable Joe
Mccarthy is, II is extremely
| gratifying to be able TO demon
strate the iniquities of lawlessness
by an example that has a differ
ent. non-racial context. We have
contended that II is destructive
of American morale TO permit the
rights OF some citizens to go UNI
recognized. We have said that
such disregard threatens the
rights OF all. America has guilt
because OF the discrepancy be
tween law and practice and Negro
leadership has warned that the In
fection OF refusal 10 obey the
law would spread,
II has spread to the point where
the life of a major political party
and the orderly conduct OF govern
ment are threatened, No Demo
crat, in his widest hope for Demo
cratic victories this november. has
wanted to see such disruption, The
emergence OF fringe faction to
power encourages disorder and
violence everywhere, The faction
alisn which Mccarthy and com
pany represent Is the road 10 an
srchy.
II is the impotence that grips
France and Italy As a law-abid-
ing people heavily concentrated in
middle-of-the road progressivism
Americans do not need to fall into
traps set by fringe philosophers
but once in, they have, as yet, the
means to extricate themselves.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02

1t was like old weekend Hardly the ink dry
the paper began phone calls protesting this and
testing that the rugged days when
1t music
wait until Saturday Sunday to read
1t reached their mabox
grab carrier boy newsstand
single Of the paper left in the
Minneapolis office except copy and most newsstands
bereft Of papers.
question obituaries Of eleven Twin City
deaths reported in single edition in
year Many families visited by the Grim Reaper
from whom nonem may successfully flee forever.
There a which profess they
who just the rush Immediately
reads ndth gossip about for the next few weeks
Then with which certain persons vfo
ent disagreed verbally the violent critics have taken
the editorial viewpoint down
might still think views
considered judgement will in subsequent
problems Maybe where there is so much
smoke, probably fire.
newspapers analysis if they their salt
agents supposed accelerate thinking and
problems When editorials stop doing that
feeling readily this job to somebody else
Cecil e Newman.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02
READER DOESN'T LIKE uNoRrss PICTURES

Editor We like and help but
not continue publish these undres pictures
enough these days to try to bring children without making
that this kind
thngas might considering prominent place you
gave this picture.
We do agree performance
before Queen Fredcka
We much pictures
in the daily especially the
that worthwhile paper necessary
their "A Regular Minneapolis, Mimi
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02

infringing their rights. In addition
this ineptitude may teach us TO
be little less bitter about the not
30 brilliant operations OF some OF
our white civil rights friends who
profess they are out to help us,
but appear TO accomplish not
much.
The formula for handling Mr.
Mccarthy has been stated ably
by Walter Lippmann. He found 1t
just where one might expect--in
the Constitution and specifical-
ly In the provisions for the division
Of power In our form of Govern
ment He recommends that the
President exercise his executive
authority by refusing to cooperate
with Congressional committees
that exceed the bounds of legality
and fair play The president could
simply deny Joe any more sacri-
fetal offerings OF Cabinet officers
and generals, The next move then
would be the Senatc's. either 70
shackle the Senator from Wiscon-
SIN with some rules or TO abandon
him to the political Oblivion he de-
serves.
Whatever the method, President
Eisenhower must act to rid the ma
ton of McCarthyism. II threatens
more than the popularity Of the
Republican party and the party's
future; II Is destroying the func-
tioning OF government and the
confidence OF the American people
In their Government. At time
when the security OF the world
revolves around the strength OF
Y. =, leadership. we cannot afford
10 have authentic government
challenged and despoiled TO satisfy
the whims OF sick man.
1t is not yet clear that the Re-
publicans, who have begun but
feebly 60 bestlr themselves about
Senator McCarthy's dlsreputable
behavior, actually see the fun DIM
cnston OF the problem he has
created for them, The Stevens af-
fair, with all It's shameful bcrtay-
ais and exposures, was enough 10
occasion some belated cooperation
between the White House and the
Republican National Committee,
Party discipline is OF supreme
importance at the moment, and
from party headquarters, must
filter down to the leadership in
Congress, For Congressional in
suhordination and arrogance
whetted by MeCarthy's show Of
sclf.indulgence, are the erux Of
the matter.
The President cannot abdicate
his function under the prctense OF
wanting TO restore Congress to its
true status in the conduct OF gov.
eminent, nor can he Cooperate"
himself out OF the picture.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02

Editor In last weeks mentioned problem
St Paul. which according should appreciay
yated by the current redevelopment program
The problem I 1t convincing
that they should edeayo housing avail
able in the city Wherever individuals
the Minnesota State Conference the
Paul branch stand ready to their disposal
back them in this endeavor.
1t earnest hope that and
segregated viii be inspired
cerey A. Carly
ference, NAACP.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02

Editors Notes Regular the photo
Of singer Eartha Kilt which
Miss Kilt has hailed publications
the singing find" Of 1853. photo
In question extreme have printed
through the those
and the popular
In the Twin Cities OF of
Regular Reader for chief please family
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02
SUBSCRIBERS ENJOYED MARCH rs .prrIoN

Edltor a
enjoy the
good thought provoking and constructive
decided
wife without hesitation paper
not afford to be wthout"Mr
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-02
MUST RID NATION
OF McCARTtiYISM MARJORIE
MCKENZIE WRITES IN COURIER

With all Of the eminent journalists of the world, and the
Hearst hacks well expressing themselves the subject of
McCahym and its author the Negro press has had to
keep the nations in this OF civil liberties 1t
has been interesting experience watch from the sdenes
how nepty white Americans fight Of their who
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