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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-14
= W ID NJ = E

Ez magyarazza, hogy a vas
utak forgalma hirtelen felsz0-
kott a multi heten es a nap
vlag hosszabb tartalma da-
cara er6sen emelkedett a vii
lanyfogyasztas.
AZ alap-iparokban viszont a
termeles nemileg meg csokkent
a multi heten S a nehez ipar
ismet veszitett masfel szazale-
kot, amir6l ait hiszik, hogy
utolso veszteseg lesz ebben a
felevben.
A szenipar remenykedve var
ia a nagy tavak hajoforgal-
mat a kikotokben a szenet
mar halmozzak. A vas es acel-
gyarak t0bb rendelest kaptak
a multi heten, mint amennyit
termeltek, vsgyis a rendelkeze-
sukre allo rendelesek mennyi-
sege mar emelkedik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-14
HA JOGOS ES HELYES

(aminthogy ketsegtelenil he
lyes) eltiltar1i a politizalastol
azokat, akik a sz0vetsegt6l huz-
Yak a pedakat, akkor eppen
olyan jogos' .eltiltani azokat,
akik nagy profitokat vagnak
zsebre egy-egy szovetsegi kon-
trakton.
A republikanusoknak az ked-
vezne jelenleg, ha az alkalma-
zottak ujabb, tizezreire terjesz-
tenek XII ext d tilalmat, de mem
orulnenek annak, ha a Macy
vallalatok mem adhatnanak
penzt a republicans kam-
panyra.
Az alsohaZban a Labor
Boardot feliilvizsgalo bizottsag
javaslata idezett fel olyan vi
harokat, amelyek mem fognak
egyhamar elJlni.
A bizottsag mem tudott meg
egyezni ICY annak eln0ke
ajanlotta a bizottsagi tobbseg
neveben, hogy modositsak a
Wagner torvenyt, ez ellen azon-
ban tiltakozott a bizottsag
kisebbsege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-14
A KONGRESSZUSBAN

viharosabb ilesek kezd6dnek
A felso hazban a Hatch ia
vaslaton csaptak 0ssze a de-
mokrata szenatorok egymas-
sal es ennek a haborunak a
vege soka lesz.
Az eredeti Hatch t0rveny
megtltotta a szovetsegi alkal-
mazottaknak, hogy tevekeny
reszt vegyenek, vagy penzt ad-
janak politikai kampanyhoz.
A mostani modositas azokra
is kiterjesztene ezt a tilalmat,
akik allarni munkaban vannak
ugyan, de fizetesuk egy reszet
a kincstar utalja.
Nagyon helyen valo volt
Brown michigani SENATOR in
ditvanya, aki ait ajanlotta,
2ogy ez esetben a penzadomany
tilalmat terjesszek XII azokra a
vallalatokra is, amelyek a szo-
vetseg reven valamilyen hasz-
not elveznek. Amelyek peldaul
szovetsegi munkan dolgoznak,
.st
vagy vamkedvezmenyt elvez-
neo. 1 ,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-14
ALEJTON Mem LEHET MEGALLNI

Anen1etek negszal teruleen zsid6k es LENGYELEK
Sagyona ekobozzak engye bokokba nemeeket ultenek
ugyan idag volt szokasban inert hszen. .ha egy-
egy eenseges ereet megszaak vagy elveek, magantu
ladont tisztetek Hlern lephet meg bennnket
Mikor nemet dikator kenytelen volt parthivenek FL
ZETNL aranyag konnyu volt munkaa inert leggyongebb
ksebbsegt6 neet zsidokto mindent evettek Volt
tehat nit oda-adni. D:4Eb
Kesobb zsidobirtok keves lett inert dktaturanak meg
k hseget fzetn kezdtek hat hozzanyuni sok kahokus
vagyonhoz.
Mikor biineto" verengzes utan kiilon "bunte6 ado
cimen veek e mndaz amt addig zsdok birtokaban
hagytak pontosan megirtuk, hogy lit megani fognak
inert udnak hogy masfaa vagyonelkobzasora is lesz
szukseguk
katholikus kozvagyonok utan egy nehany nagyon gaz
dag pareedeem brtokat sznten evettek most hire jo
hogy lengyk birtokat es gatlanat elkobozak febrar
honapban
TIT fognak, inert lit tudnak maid megalni
nack kozt vezerszerepet atszo urak egyre ehesbbek
eszne egye obb gazdag es oodu nemet ebeben fognak
aulot odozn fel hogy brtokat elvehessek maguknak
Exert ernt klonos szoousaggal mindenkit hogy ugy
nevezet orvenyek skamazasat nemet nyoasra keny
telen volt Magyarorszag atvenn inert foyamat oft
tud zsidoknal megalln.
Mar tavaly hangok halatszottak hogy aamhivaalok
ban kahokus proestans vaasu tsztvise6k aranyo
vannak eosztva vagys zdoktd ekobzott aasok
voltak eegendok, hogy mindenknek szajat betomjek
Pontosan ICY lesz maganv vaaatoknal u.s. ameyekne
vezet6 alasokbol vagy tladonjogbol zsdokat kte
TEX Mheyt atni fogjak hogy ICY lehet minden gaz
CATO akinek tehetsege hianyzk e fognak mas
egklonbozee fodozn hogy meg egy ksebbseget ssenek
el kenyert6l
N Hogy Magyarorszagon ez foyamat megindut azert
szabad magyar nezetet vagy akar kormany okon
inert hszen k0ztudomasu hogy nemet nyomasra t0enk
ara magyar ogja megadni magas arat fog
q nernzet nzetni.
Ami Nemetorszagot iet az mem fog megalni let6n
egesz addg, amg er le kommunizmushoz mkor min
denAt6 el fognak mindent kobozni hacsak neet
el6bb mem fog megszabaduni Hitlert6l
Mnel t0bb lesz konc ANIMAL t0bb esz ehes nac akk
koyetelnek ANIMAL tobb dktaturanak
sege
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-14
MEM "HAZUG
REMHIREK"

tartjak izgalomban Magyar
orszag nepet, miota Wellesnek
megmondtak Berlinben, hogy
Hitler a Hmagyarok fole is Xxi
akarja terjeszteni a hatalmat,
inert minden okunk meg van,
hogy a kijelentest elhigyjiik.
A magyar kormany mem te-
hetett egyebet, minthogy meg
nyugtato kijelenteset kiadta,
de csodaIuk az amerikai ma
gyar lapokat, amelyek AIT nem-
csak kozO tex, hanem a berlini
hireket "hazCg remhireknek
neveztek".
Ha Berlinben mem komolyan
mondtak Wellesnek, hogy Hit
Ter az uralmat a magyarok fe-
lett is akarja, akkor mem Bu-
dapestrol kellene cafolatot var
nj, hanem = Berlinbol.
S Berlin hallgat, tehat mem
hajlando rnegcafolni AIT az
eleg hivatalos nyilatkozatot,
amely meltan ijesztette meg es
tartja felelemben a magyar
nepet; hogy t. i. a nemetek
Magyarorszag felett at akar-.
iak venni a haooru eredmenye-
kepen a politikai uralmat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-14
Az AUTOIPAR SZINTE

szenzacios stabilitast muta-
tott idaig, inert 80 szazalekkal
tobb kocsit termeltek, mint a
multi evben ezekben a hetek-
ben, de a raktarakat - mint
ait a multi heten jeleztuk -
megrakjak S mem tudni, hogy
ez a jovilag meddig tart.
Felni lehet tole, hogy ha
haborus rendelesek nagyobb
mennyisegben mem jonnek, a
tavaszi auto szezon vege el6bb
kovetkezik be, mint ahogy ait
rendes viszonyok kozt remelik.
Az utosso ket hetben erkez-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-14
KET HETTEL EL0BB

az Egyesiilt Allamok nagy-
kovete szokatlan hosszu id0t
toltott az orosz kiiliigy1ninisz-
ternel Europaban AIT hiszik,
hogy az els6 lepes az volt a
finn-orosz beke erdekeben.
Minthogy ez a Kerdes ossze-
fuggesben van az altalanos
europai, s6t Italian az azsiai
(japan-orosz) helyzettel, ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-14

tex az automobil iparhoz euro
pal rendelesek, de mem olyan
mennyisegben, hogy az ipar-
ban egyel6re boomra lehetne
gondolni.
Az epit6 ipar egyre tobb fab
rikalt acelra ad lie rendelest
es bar kozepitkezesek meny-
nyisege alaposan meg fog ez
evben cs0kkenni, a magan-
epitkezes ezt ellensulyozza.
A KONNYtJ IPARBAN.
emelked6 iizemmel dolgoz-
max, de .komolyabb emberek
attol felnek, hogy a ruha-ipar
vissza akar elni a haborus hely-
zettel.
Ketsegtelen, hogy a gyapju
ala erosen felment S emelke-
dett a gyapot ara is, de a Ia
vaszi ruhak erosen felsrofolt
araira ezek nem kepezhetnek
mentseget.
Tobb kiskeresked6 attol fel,
hogy ha a kozonseg a tavaszi
ruha arakat meglatja, eppe1
olyan buyers strike" lesz, mint
amilyen az emlekezetes 1920
as recessiot okozta. =
A department. uzletek es kisA-
kereskedok uzletet kedvezotle-
nil befolyasolja, hogy husvet
ez evben koran van hogy a
tel szigoru fele a masodik volt,
ugy hogy az emberek meg a
tell ruhat XII sem fizettek S
ICY tavaszra nagy bevasarla-
sokat eszk0zolni nem mernek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-14
A POLITIKABAN
REPUBLIKANUS

oromtuzek gyultak XII a
multi heten. Ohio demokrata
szenatora, Donahy kijelentette,
hogy a jelolest ez evben mem
fogja vallalni S valoszinuleg
tobb-kevesebb joggal allitjak,
hogy MEM MERI ait vallalni.
Donahey ertektelen senator,
de jo kormanyzo volt es ICY
szavazatokat konnyen kap S
ICY tenyleg vesztesege a de-
mokrata partnak, hogy a va
lasztasokban reszt mem vesz.
Joggal lehet feltenni, hogy ha
biztonsagban creme magat, a
SENATOR "terl1es" munkajat
vallalna, inert ot ev alatt egy-
seer sem nyitotta XII a szajat
a szenatusban a legtobbsz0r
kitert elole, hog kenyesebb ker-
desekben SZavazzon.
Iowaban egy, Ohioban ket
republicans kongresszment
valasztottak a napokban, ter
meszetes hat, hogy az ellenzek
berkeiben Orulnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-03-14
CSAK Az HUTOTTE LIE

kisse a nagy oromet, hogy
elmondta farm-programjat
Nebraskaban Dewey jelolt-je-
lolt, aki ugyan - termeszete-
sen - az vi dealt keserien va
dolta, de aki a maga program
jakent szinte szord-szora at
vette az vi deal farm-program-
jat.
A valaszt6kat tehat egysze-
ruen ARA kerte, hogy bizzak
ra a Roosevelt program meg
valositasat, inert ait 6 jobban
megtanulta, amig ugyesz
volt New Yorkban.
A demokrata part politiku-
sal a multi heten egy Roose-
velt "landslide"-ot tapasztal-
tax ma mar tudjak, hogy az
elnok0t sem Garner, sem mas
megallitani mem tudja, ha a
jelolest meg egyszer hajlando
vagy akarja vallalni.
Most mar valoszinti, hogy
Roosevelt a harmadik termi-
nusrol a kongresszus vegeig
mem is fog beszelni.
A GAZlASAGI HELYZET
meg n1indig csak a joremeny-
seq mellett tart, a javulast
meg mem latjuk.
Csak az bizonyos, hogy re-
menykedik mindenki S hogy a
"big business" jo viszonyokra
kesziil a tavaszra, barrnit hoz
a sors Europaban.
Ennek a bizalomnak az cred
menye, hogy bar mem emelke-
dett lenyegesen az iizletek for
galma, a gyarak nagyobb ak
tivitasra keszulnek.
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28
Jays The COP: Say The Demos

NEW YORK-About 100000
Negro men, women and young folk
were employed by the Works
Froiec Administration during 1889,
1t is estimated that these workers.
received better than $15,000,000 II
wages. The Colored
American, the first to be fired and
the last to be hired, has proportion-
ally shared ir the varied activities
of this gigantic "NeY Deal plan.
New employment (oppor+ unities
were offered the Negro that he
never dreamed Of heretofore. They
found all types and professions
open to them.
AS doctors, dentists. pharmacists
and nurses, they aided the local
health agencies to extend this
service among the underprivileged
Lawyers were able to work at
their profession and at the same
time, aid their felIOw-man in need
of advice.
AHc ShuICu IVCSAu "
electricians, carpenters, pipe filters,
brick layers, metal workers, black
smiths, painters, .plasterers and
others, found that their Govern"
ment was loyal to them-under the
Roosevelt banner--just as that
Government had expected them to
be loyal to it in an emergency. IL
was a new governmental philoso-
phy. that the State was in duly
bound to aid i+s citizens in dis
ress. 1t was the philosophy of i
great patriot and humanitarian,
Franklin d. ROosevel+.
And in every section of the
nation, North, South, East and
West, eligible Negro workers found
employment-some measure OF
security and happiness.
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28
Sentence Three
For Riot!ng In
North Carolina

ELIZABETH CITY, N. CLAMP
characterized as "ringleaders" In
the riot of 1,500 persons over re-
placing the Negro manager OF a
motion picture theatre with white
man, three of eight colored men on
trial for conspiracy and other
charges were sentenced to two
years on the roads Friday by Judge
Fentress Horner. Disposition of the
case of a fourth awaits information
on whether he is old enough to
come under the courts jurisdiction.
The three found guilty were
March Jones, John T White and
ELENA Staten. The youth whose
fate was not decided is Willie Will
son. Those freed included Doland
Spellman, manager of the sheatre,
who was arrested on charges OF
conspiracy to riot although he was
not present at any time during
the demonstration.
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28

Not onlv have letters been sent
to the President of the United
States and other Federal officials,
but correspondence has been con-
Quoted with the governors of all
of the 48 states of the Union.
LETTER TO GOVERNORS
The real purpose of the drive
for the recognition of Negro phys
icians is set forth in this letter
which was released to every COVER
nor in the country. So far, a num-
ber of favorable replies has been
received, assuring the Negro Will
be given adequate and fair recog-
milton. Other replies have stated
that the matter has been referred
to the proper authorities.
The letter which is highly signifi-
cant is as follows:
Dear Governor:
"As head of the draft set-up in
YOUR state. I wish to call to your
attention a matter of great inter-
est to the Negroes of your state
and to the country at large. Ac-
cording to published plans for in
Quoting men into the army, there
will be about three physicians
among the personnel Of each draft
board who will conduct physical
examinations of the draftees.
Probably ten percent of these
draftees will be Negroes.
st take this occasion to appeal
to YOU as governor and in charge
of the appointment of the person
mel of these examining boards
wherever possible to appoint Ne
GRO physicians to the draft boards
and in numbers commensurate
with our census percentage of the
ponnlation.
"The Negro forms the largest
minority group of your citizenry
and has a lone and unblemlshed
record of Loyalty and devotion TO
the principles and ideals OF Amer
lean democracy. The Negro phys
ician is willing and ready to con-
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28
Battle May
Affect Ballots
Of Negroes

COLUMBIA, S. C.,-(ANP)-TW0
decisions of far reaching I'M
portance to the Negroes of South
Carolina are to be passed on by
authorities here this week. The
litigants in both cases are all white,
but the questions involved are vita!
to the future participation of Ne
groes in elections in this state.
On Tuesday of this week, Federal
Judge Alva M. Lumpkin will open
the hearing on the complaint filed
by a number of white Republicans
and Democrats. The complaint
charges that the ballot used in the
general elections is not secret, since
two separate ballots are used anc
not the true Australian ballot in
which all the candidates for both
rarties. are listed on one ballot
The two ballot system has been in
use in South Carolina for years but
this is the first time that its
legality has been questioned to the
point that some definite action has
been taken.
The second issue involves the
validity of a vote on bond issue
in Greenville to be heard by the
state board of canvasserS on Wed
nesday. A prominent white attor-
nev has questioned the validity OF
the bond issue on several grounds
most important of which Is the
fact that it was held in a Demo-
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28
Question Raised
In Poll Tax
Repeal Debate
ed of the membership of the legis-
lature.

ed of the membership of the legis-
lature.
TOO STRICT
Thus the requirements are too
strict in the first place to allow
the Negro to vote, and even il
these conditions are hurled, the
existing officials could bar the
nominee from a voice in affairs OF
the government.
And all this has no relation to
the poll tax, which Finite has eX-
pounded as "one of the issues. Re-
peal of the poll tax would not affect
the provisions for the primaries
and could not, in any manner, re
turn the state to the carpet-bagger
days."
The corrupt practices act, which
provides that persons offering to
voc must present two poll tax re-
ceipts, has eliminated many per-
sons from participation in the
balloting but it has had no effect
on the Negroes. Their status re-
manned unchanged
Senator Bilpos advocacy in the
past of repeating the poll tax was
aomed at helping the great number
of low-income earners produced by
the past few years of depression
and recession" Friends of the
senator point out that this would
be helpful, too, to the persons Oh
relief rolls whose every dollar must
be used for food and clothing.
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28
Teacher Salary
Case Goes Up To
Supreme Court

New York (SNS-The United
States Supreme Court will rule on
the question involving the right OF
state boards of education to dis
criminate in the payment OF
salaries to Negro and white
teachers doing the same work. The
Citv of Norfolk will carry the case
of Melvin o. Aston to the high
court on a writ of certiorari,
according to information received
by counsel for the N.A.A.CPwhlch
is handling the, case. ..
the u. S. Circuit Cour of Appeals
reversed a lower court ruling last
June. holding that Aston was
entitled to be paid a salary equal
to that Of a white teacher doing
the same work.
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28

NEW YORK - Last weeks
eleventh hour action of the White
House in announcing that the
War Department plans to organ
ize several new colored regiments
to the Army under the Selective
Service Act and that nine pei
cent of the First increment OF
100000 men called will be col
ored, is both incomplete and in
adequate, Francis E. Rivers, di-
rector of colored activities in the
Willkie- McNary campaign said
Saturday.
In the first place." he pointed
out, president Roosevelt has
been silent for seven years in the
matter of removing discrimina-
ton in the nations armed fore
es and it is doubtful if he would
have made this statement had not
Wendell Willkie in his Chicago
speech taken such a fearless
stand on the race question 48
hours before the White House
statement was made.
GAS it is, the White House
statement did not state:
1. If Negroes will be admitted
to the Navy and the Marines;
z. If present Negro regiments
will be restored as. fighting units,
instead of remaining Che labor
units to which they were reduc-
ed under the New Deal;
3. If the $4,000 draftees are
for labor purposes only.
Further, details of the nine
per cent rule are value. Is the
nine per cent to be based on
the 100000 first increment draft
considering the nation as a whole
or does it mean that ten per cent
of each states quota will be col
ored? If state quotas are being
used, what of states where the
Negro population is much greater
than nine per cent, as it is il
many Southern states?'
He also pointed out that, where
as Roosevelt had insisted that he
was "too busy to debate nationa
issues with Mr. Willkie, the
President lost no time in reply
ing to the great Willkie challenge
on the race question issued tt
the nation at Chicago.
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28

M. B. CT love a boy but we
don't get along. We fuss and he
tells me he's thru, but he comes
back telling me I am the only glr'
he loves and wants me back. Wffat
will be. the outcome?
Ans: A very happy MARRIAGE
will take place between you two
and your problem will be solved.
Neither of you is satisfied as you
are now and won't be until you
take the vital step. 1t isn't wise
to fuss with him for it only means
that you will take every word you
say back. -. try being more con-
genial and understanding.
L. CT want my boy to JOIN
up with the CCC and wonder if he
should try it or not?
Ans: Yes, he should go imme-
diateIy and make application. He
hasn't been able to find work
since he finished school and a
years training would be excellent
for him right now. He of course,
might have to wait few months
but am sure that he will be TAX
en- in time.
E. M. (Which one of the boys
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28
Says Miss. Constitution
Lnsures White Supremacy

JACKSON, MisS-(ANP)- a
statement last Saturday by former
Governor Hugh Whote, that repeal
of the poll tax would turn the
State back into the dangerous
conditions of carpet Dagger days
by permitting Negroes to vote, has
resulted in spirited discussion by
friends of both the former governor
and u. S. Senator Bilbo who also
favors the poll tox repeal.
Many declared that Whites state
ment was groundless, as every
school boy knows the constitution
was so written to guarantee white
supremacy whether pail tax is in
force or not"
EXPLAIN WORKING
Explaining how the poll tax works,
and reciting the legal safeguards
erected to assure white supremacy,
the Daily Clarion Ledger, last Tues
day declared:
AS far as the poll tax is concerned,
Negroes just 81 years and Negroes
past 60 years old would now be
privileged to vote without poll tax
payments except for other prohl-
bitiye provisions now set up in the
state constitution which was drawn
up in 1890.
Any Negro offering to vote must
first interpret the Mississippi
constitution before any circuit clerk
in the counties, so the satfHction
of both the circuit clerk and the
county democratic executive COM
mittee.
And besides, if there were suffl-
cient Negroes meeting this quail
fication to elect a member to Office,
the Negro nominated could not be
seated because the constitution
provides that all successful candl-
dates must be acceptable to the
electoral college, which is compos-
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28

again.
BLACK DRAUGHTS effect
iveness is largely due to its chief
ingredient known as an "intestln-
al tonic-laxative', which helps
impart tone to lazy bowel
muscles.
Take BLACK-DRAUGHT next
time. 1t is time-tested, economl-
cal. 25 to 40 doses are just 25c
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28
Case In South
Carolina Involves Race Vote

cratic party's polling place from
which Republicans and Negroes are
excluded in violation of Section 5
and 8 of Article one Section Is OF
Article II of the Constitution OF
South Carolina and the 14Cn amend
ment of the Constitution of the
United States.
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28
Happy Relief When
Laxative Is Needed

Don't experiment with harsh
ways to relieve constipation.
There's no use when there's a
gentle way: spicy, aromatic
BLACK-DRAUGHT when taken
by the directions.
1t is purely vegetable medi-
cine. Taken as directed at night,
it usually allows time for sleep;
acts gently but thoroughly next
morning. You should feel fine
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28

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ADMIT NEGRO STUDENTS

LANSING, Mich.-(A N P y
Negro students are to be admitted
to the dormitories at Michigan
State College here for the first
time as a result of a protest
made by committee from Detroit
The Phoenix index., 1940-09-28

tResatrants signaturs
Wadsworth Conscription Bill which S
fer all young men between the above stated ages
to register at their Arrest precinct voting station
on October 16 Out of the frs. 100000 to be call
ed ND for training $4,000 will be Negroes, it was
announced.
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STILL NO ROOM IN ARMY

PHILADEL -(ANP)-Three
Young Negroes were refused ad-
mission to the United States army
when they applied at the Army
Recruiting station last Tuesday at
the Customs house.
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If any young man between the ages of FL and
35 are found without of these registration
certificates, the front and back of which is pictur-
ed here he is liable to arrest These cards Indicate
that the bearer has complied with the Burke
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Recoqnition Of Race Medics On
Draft Boards Sought By NINA.
President Sends
Note ToGovernors

ST. LOUIS CSNS)-Intensve efforts are beng mace
by Dr. A. N. Vaughn president of the Natohal N4euI"
Association and the special liason committee OF tne
Of which Dr. Roscoe c. Giles of Chicago chalrman 10
have the Negro practitioners Of the country lntegraeo mo
the general program which will include NUMBER OF me
cal men the United States Government organizes '