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®(Ie Film Ile Newspaper / S F O R N a Entered Af Secönd CI^* : Aanî Tty The' Fo*Fc of Ite« &T Nefrirl of Mioreh' 8, X8?& Your Community ®(ie film ile newspaper / S f o r n a Entered af Secönd CI^* : Aanî tty the' Fo*fc Of ite« &t Nefrirl of Mioreh' 8, X8?&. Voï. 37, No. 55 BELLEVILLE, N.J., FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1956 5c per copy Singer Plans Programs : Clara Maass Hospital Construction Summer * Repairs Robeson Seeks Offers In This In Town’s Schools Feels Need For Qreater Tolerance By Rita Knoll * Are On Schedule The case was dismissed, an Robeson1 hopes that by this pro ' Paul Robeson, internation­ 'gram of the, music of all kinds o f ally known ginger, and one of Robeson is still unable to leave tn country. At the same time, because people« with many diversifipd Major Projects Are Additions t b e m o s t controversial of his alleged Communist affilia- backgrounds, hé will contribute to figures of our time, visited in dons.^and. activities, offers in this a greater world peace. At Schools No* 3 And No. 7\ this area last weekend. M an country have been few and far be­ ‘ This program £ o r m a t is one interview with this reporter, tween, with Robesdn having done which Rpbesïm hàs bean' following hfe djs,cussed so m e - o f the m ost.of his, singing for the past for many years. It Was not the Boyd Says Vandalism Heavy e& itg, which have put him in few years in negro ¿lurches. selections o f music which brought K ff position, that of about the" storm of -GéngrésBioriàl The summer repair- and maintenance' program; being Chlirch Background disapproval, hut what- followed the conducted throughout the Belleville school system is running bifng lunabie to leave- the “ffiuspd* pfogp®!. A fter his selec­ w: aoc^i; the offers for The church .background is one «on schedule, according to William Allison Boyd, Board with which Robeson has been fami­ tions, Robeson discuSsed political i * president. Most phases of the summer renovation program engagements «broad». and the liar most of his life. His father, issues wim ?thV ¿ttdiénce, many of rate tithe;. being, uriible to per- these riot complimentary f& the Construction of the new Clara Maass Menwra 1 Hospital, located near the BeIlevHIe-BloomfieId-Ne are either being completed ahead o f schedule or By the time fWh ¡hi this. country, because of a former slave, became a Metho­ dist minister. Being so close to the State Department policy. He felt warfc -boundary, i* progressing according to scheduia. The latest view of the new structure shows **•-» they were dated to be done, he said. tKtock'Vsf offers. that being merely a. gôody/ijl ajn- jor portion, of the brick work has already been completed. Photo above shows thi frpnt of thé hospital S&ust August,. Robeson appealed church during his childhood, »has . iron Boyd said he saw no reason yhy the school system could influenced Robeson greatly, • as baasador fo r the, United States Was, Franklin Avenue. The building is situated on a hilltop overlooking R- ch Brook Park, and tmme, United- -States District Court not the role he had plaflhèd for npleted the landscaping surrounding the sita will,¡give it a park-like atmosph. not be in as good shape as 'possible by the time school fqifethe District of Columbia, to anyone , w^o- has listened to his opens on September 10. Be stated - _ -,. __ ; . *' performance e f ; negro spirituals, himself. He riiodght hg could con­ c|mpel the State Department to tribute more tp tfie Alleviafidn of that there was much work to ,be- issue him the passport which baa. can testify. The program with completed yet, but added that the which Robeson hopes to regain His negro prejudice by discussing the p&eviousiy been denied him. It had problem* arid viewing his opinions. summer vacation was just half LOCAL GUARD UNIT b#tf wif&held because Robeson, American audience consists of folk Taking ,a dim ■‘view of this - mixing New Clara Maass Hospital DELIVERY SERVICES over this Week. Thérie, are Still rtffiped fo sign an affidavit that and spiritual selections of many fivé' -weeks; remaining Until the of pouiads with art, the State De­ summer repajr projects must be te-tfas dot and never had been a peoples, all based on the theme partment- refasedi.to,; Issue -him a PREPARES FOR Communist ~ W of universal brotherhood of mam- REACH SETTLEMENT completed. passport. RobeSon feels thht Amer­ Provides Local Residents Several major repairs have been ica has developed, as fa r as she can undertaken this summer along g0 territorially. She rio-lorigèr -has WITH DAILY PAPER with routine maintenance work; SUMMER TRAINING frontiers to exploré arid , the: next W ith 324-Bed Facilities he said. Naturally the two1 biggest step ahead m$Bt be in soéjal Aègis- Home 'Deliveries Resumed projects are;the additions nearing Branch Brook Battery Andrea Doria Sinking iation. completion to Schools No, 3 and New Jersey Native $5,000,000 Structure Called “The Hospital In The After Two Weeji Strike No. ' 7. Both outside contractors Will Undergo Two Weeks Park” Iin-Now Approximately One-Third Done; and regular school maintenance In his fifty-eight years, Robçspn employees are working to get Training At O swego Site Teaves Padulas Abroad has spent a great deal ,o,f time in Will Offer Full Range Of Medical Services is Settled By Dealers things in readiness for the fall other countries, both: on profes­ term. Battery ‘B’ o f t h e 109th sional and’ private buginesg. For -^Th*eliew“CIaf a * l^ a sa TJemoriar HoslIitarwiir be a last­ The boycott of the New­ Mayor With Wife And Daughter Edith In Europe several years he lived in Russia, O ctober 1 Completion Anti-Aircraft Battalion, New ing monument to Clara Maass,- New Jersey’s heroic trained ark Evening N e w s by the Jersey National Guard, w i l l ;Since June Had Reservations Aboard Ill-F ated where hia son was educated. He nurse who gave- her life in the service of mankind. A grad­ also spent some years living in three local news delivery ser­ At this time it appears that the depart August 18. for its an­ Luxury Liner To Return Home On Next Voyage uate of the’Newark German Hospital, she served the U.S. vices ended this weekend addition at School No. 3 will in ring-land. A dative of New Jersey, all probably be ready for oc­ nual two-week encampment Robeson .was- born in Princeton, Army as a contract nurse during the Spanish-American War, after two weeks of negotia­ Mayor and Mrs. Isadore J, Radula, along with their 14- cupancy. However, the contractor at the Oswego, N e w York, and lived much of Jds younger life In 1901, while in the employ of the sanitation department tions; The three'were part of doing the work at School No, 7 Anti-Aircraft Firing Ränge. ydar-old daughter .Edith, this week are ampng the thousands 'in Westfield* wherq'’h i a father’s of Havana, she volunteered for the famous yellow fever the 2§ news dealers through­ has 'estimated th at it will take The Belleville Avenue unit or*Americans stranded in Italy with no sure way o f getting parish was located, Hé spent many experiments. Clara Maass paid with ,her life, but she died until - October 1 to complete the years in Orange, which he now out the county who went on will begin “march ordering’’ home. Thè Padula’s, who have been touring Europe since she- had-Hyed—fo strike against the Newark job there. This does. not affect June, had originally planned to return; to this country aboard considers homé. A 19Ï9 graduate the older part of the building, but equipment this weekend and of R u t g e ra-University, Robeson In .1952, in honor of her hrav paper in protest against what it might necessitate some changes Will, move a portion of its material the ill-fated Italian luxury j liner Andrea Doria. went further In ; his studies, re­ and devotion, the name of the < they called an irivasion by news­ for the first month of school un­ oy train and the remainder, by The Mayor and his family sailed .for Italy on June 21 ceiving an L.L.B. degree from ginal Newark German Hospi LOCAL DEMOCRATS boys sponsored by the paper. til the new addition is ready. The truck convoy. All personel of the aboard the Cristoforo Colombo, a sister ship of the Andrea Columbia University in 1923. In once known as the Newark M( Regular deliveries have been re­ Board is meeting Monday night to unit will take part in the field D’òriè, At thè time òf their de- ^ , 1932.he received an honorary qriai Hospital and Lutheran Mf sumed in most cases, according to discuss what course of action to training tests at Oswego. Included parture, return passage aboard’ Master of Arts riegeee. from Rut­ orial Hospital, w as rededicated :;| JOIN COUNTY PLAN jale - dealers. However, they asked adnnt * concerning, the BtOwriyii«- n the two- »-*- , e EH5 AHdfSa DoFlE "fSF-HSF AUgm-t gers, a n d Hamiltoif College, In the Clrirft Maass Memorial Hospi local resident? who * are r.ot get- here, Clinton, N, X edit, tarred an ting their papers to cel1 f'n - 24 y gfyy t faad^bee-ii _juafiraaod, Tfgular news delivery service to* L a rt^ i’Wh'ff 'received tlril Week PLANS SET FOR honorary Bpcton of Humane Let­ And".- now, iir 19.5^j* an ‘even F0R.SIESENS0N. from the Mayor seems, to indicate: ters on him -Tri im z -he greater honor will be bestowed received t h e Intarthtional Stalin v/ris th e-t# o ’ V, vvriek and general use: The new class- th a | he v6H, return shortly after upon this noble woman with the strike, the news-dealers; said, arid' 1 room space will enable the ad- Labor Day, alftflhgb there has BARBONE-MÒSCO PeacePrize.
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