St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-07-03
WHAT THE NEWS REVEALS CONCEALS

WHAT THE NEWS REVEALS-CONCEALS
throughout sections American
pansang CLEAN something of the true
picture dpod ruler Ethiopia before the bar of the
League present his against world acceptance of
the Italian of his country His bitter OF league
pefdy permitting override all the rules had laid
the conduct met by unheard of vicious resent
men the part of those who scared and bstered by the de-
calmly scorchny poured them by the
emperor of the victmized Ethiopia
feel the statesmen
be review the
against undeterred
Italian his for justice
Inundated the inability the its dignity the
of the otous demonstration gives indication that it
holds regret for its that threw Ethiopia to the hons
all this for must report happenings
But editorial comment which voices the real opinion
of editors presents an entirely different picture
In this picture the brutal facts of the situation ignored and
is treated ho the unwidm of warfare; the difficulty of
determining Italy waged against
Ethiopia There against the horrfc plumber of weak
powerful there nsnt demand for the
Justice agrany the empire;
the weight it's might behind the
fortnight and criticism of the that hold the
league up in the studied opinion of the world
of money of other European
the the embodiment But the loss Ethiopia
that money NAV not estimate is not mentioned The suffering in blood
the loss life of people whose only the land
powerful nation coveted these things make impress the
editorial mind And the is of that Ethiopia only
weak and powers but is black WE'LL and nowhere in the world
black keep what white want until black make the
taking costly be considered In the final analysis black must
get together The camouage of loyalty that has its foundations
anything but the heritage forgotten black
must build the protect themselves in Ethiopia and the world
men are NOBODY
Mark Sullivan reactonary popagand of the Republican
standpater WRITER'S himself aher Tuesdays JOUR-
NAL explaining the south had deal
agment of the Democratic He shed tears because the
old theory advocated domination whites all
political offices and Negro participation in the political life
of the country.
old Mark couldn't understand south somacng
the large numbers of political pms handed Negro citizens under
Roosevelt amented the the convention of 80 Negro
delegates when formerly there He said there definite
plan all the Negro the border states navy
called the Democratic strategy aded dynamite" In this latest
ducon he failed explain how dangerous for Demo-
to lure Negro voters with jobs and treatment than has
been for the G: o. the gube Negro with the
words abraham Lincoln"
The real of Brother Mark Suivans broadd
Negro question right the midst the convention possible
start few of the fast disappearing unntegnt whites of the south
into wrath the old Negro question That his
Tamadge of Georgia. who attempted ride into the White
sending propaganda southern whites with Mrs Rooseves civil
treatment of coored people its chief motif Mrs
shown photos pang the head Negro child
of coored and Tamadge
with Roosevelt than the presidents wes
attitude towards all citizens.
For Brother Sulivans information
sands of Negroes voted Democratic
probably do this time The Democratic record
administration