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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-03-13
Sonny Comfort Proud
Owner Twin Calves

David Sonny" Comfort, Durant
lad, is the proud owner of a 4-year-
old registered Jersey, Fancy Fairy
who gave birth Monday afternoon to
twin calves.
The calves are beige color and
are identical in looks except for a
inch white strip on the back feet
of one.
The calves have been named
"Twinkles" and FAIRY Foots."
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-03-13
Mrs. D. J. Crawford
In Atlantic Hospital.

The many friends of Mrs. D. J.
Crawford will regret to know she is
in the Crawford-Long Hospital in
Atlanta, Georgia, after injuries re-
ceived in a fall. She is expected to
be in the hospital for several weeks.
The exact extent of Mrs. Craw-
ford's injuries could not be ascertain
ed by the News reporter but we
hope to hear that Mrs. Crawford
is definitely improved by next week.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-03-13
P%resbyterion Notice

All members of the church and of
the Auxiliary are urged to be pre-
sent for the Every Member Canvass
and the Ded;catory Prayer Service
for Auxiliary officers and cause
Secretaries, for the new church year.
This service will be Sunday, Mar
ch 10Th, at IL I'm.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-03-13

Charlie Bennett of Yazoo City
was a business visitor in Durant
Wednesday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-03-13

Something for our readers to
think. about: Examine the powers
held by Mussolini, Stain and Hitler
Compare them to those held by the
head of a so-called democracy, the
United States of America.
Mr.. Roosevelt, with the powers
given him in the Lend-Lease bill, has
just as much power as any dictator
in Europe. Perhaps more.
The test Of how Roosevelt uses
that power will determine his place
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-23


Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pitcher, Canton
Center Rd. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Cannis Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Black, Dear.
born, spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Lokuta and fam.
lily.
Mrs. Chancey Pitcher. Detroit,
visited his uncle and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Pitcher Friday. He
found Mr.. Pitcher the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy LeBaron,
Crane Rid, Ypsilanti, were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Max Richards Mon
day.
Mrs. Eugene Pitcher received
word that her sister, Mrs. Alice
Merrells who has been staying with
her and returned to her home a.
Oxford short time ago, is abou
the same.
Harry Tooman and Harriet ant
Janet Tooman spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Alderman, Milan
Mr.. and Mrs. julius De Backel
and daughter Germains we're Sun
day dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
A. DeClerks, Utica. They also we're
supper and evening guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. F. Loyson, Fraser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Theyer,
Dearborn, and children Dale and
Corinne visited Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam Oldenburg and daughter Vir.
ginia, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richards.
Wayne, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Barto.
lacci and daughter Sandra, Ann
Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Amrhein,
Lincoln Consolidated School Dis.
trict, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Mac.
MILAN, Ferndale. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Richards and family, Sun,
day.
Mrs. Frank Hale, mother OF
George Hale. Belleyille Rd., who 10
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs
Gus Ryan. Detroit. is much Better.
Adam Lokuta who has been at
Maybury Sanatorium for the past
year was released for two days 10
spend that time with bis wife and
family. He returned 10 the santori-
UNI Tuesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-23
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-23
Legal Notices

May Richardson. Individually and
as Guardian OF Leucre May DAVIS,
James \. DAVIS. Clarence Lee DAVIS
and Paul l. Davis, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that
shall sell Al Puciic suction. 10 the
highest bidder al TIE s1utheriy front
door 10 the Court House ~ tle City
OF Ann Aroor County Of MasltcnaW
and state 81 Michigan THAT being
the place where the Circuit court Tor
on the 22nd Day or May l9t 50 ten
o'clock IN the forenoon ct said day
fast time so called the following
described property and real estate
towit. Those certain pieces or par
cells OF land In the city 81 Npsi,anti.
County OF WaShtenaV and state OF
Michigan particularly described as
Lots numbers - and lol Barthelo-
news Addition 10 TIE CITY Of Npsi-
lanti. county OF Was 1tenaW and
State Of Michigan. Al iu accordance
with tAe said Decree o. tHe Hon
Circuit Court for the County OF
WAshtenaw.
Lee y. Brown. Circuit Court Com
missioner OF Washteuaw County.
State OF Michigan.
Dated at Ann ArAor. Michigan.
April ?. 1871.
Adv. 3-5l4
STATEMENT or VOTES cast In
the County OF WasAtenA,y. state Of
Michigan, at the Biennial Spring
Election held IN said county. on Nom
day. the seventh dav 81 April. in the
year one thousand nine hundred for
ty-one, Tor the following state or
ttcers. Two Justices OF ire Supreme
Court. Two RegentS Of tAe Untter-
sltN, superintendent Of Public In
Strueiion: One member OF state
Board Of Education. Two Members
81 state Board OF Agriculture. state
Highway Commissioner 10 fiil Va.
eancy), State Highway Commits
or Judges
The whole number 81 vo,.s cas,
SUPREME COURT was : VI 1851 iir'
and they were given the following
John NJ. Durham ...... sSSe
george \ Cram .:..... ~; q. 27s5
GIeorge Bushnell .......... Ills
Donald Gary ..-............. /
1891
The whole numher ~ votes cast
Tor me office ~ REGENT or THE
University was 2s5S2
and they were given for TIE follow
Ing named persons
Franklin NJ Cook soes
CHARLES p, Hemans .... 46T0
Earl l.. Burhans ..-.l....-.. SfiO
HtlIev 'ounabie ........ S732
Earl II. Mum ................ 2
Ernest l.. Hibbard .......,. :
~ e65S.
The whole number Of votes rost
Tor the office Of SCPERI%TEN-
DENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Nas ,''''..'.. a.......... ..lS440
ana they were given for the follow
Ing named persons.
Edward w. Mcfarland 4s4o
Eugene h Elliott sSes
Roy Hamilton ......,'.
Leroy NJ. Lowell ............ /
The wAole number ~ votes cast
I9r The .office cf MEMBER OF
STATE BOARD OF EDUOATIoE
was - ,5os
and they were given for the follow.
ing named persons
Frances Comfort 1sne
Wynand Wlchers ~ ss7s
William +. Heslop
la0ea
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-23
For Rent Real Estate

Apartments
TWO ROOM furnished apt. first
fi99r Adults. Sl7 W. Cross Phi
attractive rooms. Modern. Adults
$50 Congress.
APARTMENTS modern. steam
heat, hot water. unfurnished. $50
month. Moorman's. Phone 10.
Room and Board
BOARD AND ROOM for WORKING
men. iis y. summit Phone
For Sale Real Estate
Farms and Land
20 ACRES : room home, furnace.
electric. oak floors; barn. poultry
house. stream, good road, miles
from fpsi: $1,000 down payment.
Is ACRES without bldgs.. live
stream. some excellent garden
land. on good road, $1,000 with
ACRES room home. modern. >
car gar. Just outside the city;
$500 with $1,000 down.
OTHER FARMS Of 4O so, 100,
l4O. 1855, zoo. 800. 4i6. 700 acres.
$500 DOWN BUYs-2-family home
on Ballard St, with 4 rooms and
bath on each floor garage; price
$500 and $50 monthly.
LAKEWOOD AvENuE-with 4 rooms
y and lavatory on first floor, 3
rooms and bath on second floor;
new furnace, garage, price ti7oO
with $500 down.
SHERIDAN AVENUE 6 rooms
bath, modern, garage, for $500
with $500 down.
BUILDING LOTS 49, on Sherman,
Grant, Hiawatha. lakewood. eros S,
in College Heights and other de-
sirable locations.
Ehman & GreenStreet
lSh n. washinEton. Tel. 1877.
LOVELY 5 room home. new. fire
place, oil heat, laundry, insulated.
Ready TO move right In. Terms.
20 ACRES-No bldgs. on paved road
near Apsi. Beautiful home sites.
5s ACRES on paved road. east Of
Npsi. on corner. ideal for small
tracts.
II ROOM brick house Ideal for
apis. Low price and terms.
Earl L. Freeman
100 Pearl. Phi. 1853
Insurance of all Kinds in honor
able stock companies.
Houses
FOUR ROOM house, semi-modern.
acre OF land. good we'll Lincoln
School District, 1901 Merritt Rd
HOUSE Ainsworth Park. Price
$500. $1,000 down $500 mo. Z
VI contract 62S n. Prospect.
SEVEN ROOM house. nearly ono
acre, Lincoln district. No sunday
calls. 1913 futile Hill Road
CALL OUR ADTAKER at 40 for
Classified advertising service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-23
Legal Notices
NOTICE or cHANo1RY SALE

Chancery sale (for partition and
division OF lands) in pursuance OF
cult for the County OF Washtenaw,
State Of Michigan. in Chancery.
Said decree being dated the S1st
day of March A. d. 1871 in a certain
cause therein pending. wherein, Deb
Grinage. Lottis Wright. and Lucille
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-23
EcorSe Corners
AT ENGAGEMENT PARTY

Eoorse Corners Mich, Apr. %
Miss Norma Mae Cannis and
Charles Adams attended an engage
ment announcement party in honor
OF Guss Doyle and Miss Grace
Rucker at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Kemp, Ypsilanti,
Friday evening. Sunday Miss Can.
mis- and Mr.. Adams were dinner
guests at the home OF Miss Rucker
OF Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-23
Az Stunt NIaht Proaram

Several from this section attend.
ed the Stunt night program at the
Belleville High School Friday eve
ming. Among them we're the Misses
Germaine. Adrian, and Madelyn De
Backer Michigan Ave. The HEM.
ellis children also attended the pro-
gram.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-23

The whole number Of votes given
for and against the Zoning PROPOSE
ton in fpsilanti Township was .415
or which number votes were mark
"a YES ................. I'M
Votes were marked NO ........l3s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-23
Save $2O-S3O-S4O

on the purchase of your new piano,
Act today before prices increase.
Guaranteed savings at Grinnell
Bros, 2l0 w. Michigan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-23
Legal Notices

The whole number OF votes cast
Tor the office OF MEMBER OF
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
Was sbssN
and they we're given for the follow
ing named persons
nr charles +. klump ....... asa
Benjamin ii. halstead ....... 47es
CLARK L. Brody ........... S.4S
William n. berkey .......... Ss57
Etea SeNies .fs..--..........
~ lrtNih ....s...s........
tieu Soloss .-...............
9SssS
The whole number OF votes east
Tor the office of STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSIONER & To Inl Vacancy
NAe stssst- s.......... ..... I 500
and they were given for the follow.
NIX named persons:
q. Donald kennedy kNse
Leroy & Smith .............. 7Ssi
1854
The whole number OF votes cast
Tor the office 81 STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSIONER tFuu Term)
was " iqyNt
and they were given for the follow
ing named persons.
g. Donald Kennedy ........ bf45
Leroy {. Smith .............. 1855
,ore
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-23

The whole number OF votes cast
for the office OF CIRCUIT JUDGE
Was .................. .looZ9
ana they were given for the follow
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-23
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Legal Notices

Legal Notices
49,.
me Whole NUMBER OF VOTES cast
VA. .... 1899
ana thtE were gwen TOT the iolio"-
ing named persons
George W sample .....,.s ioi9a
William Laird .........,...
Norman Nelson .... .......
George Burke. Sr. ........... 10
Herb Coffcy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I
Harold Colds ....,.....,....
George Meade .............. 2
h. q. Bonisteel .............
J. H. Payne .................. 2
George. =. Burke, Jr. ........
Harry ekasu ........
BlNce Stason ............... ]
Jacob Farmer ..............
Al Rapp ..,................ 2
Conln ......,..-.......,... I
joan Hoey ................
John Regss6 ,...,t....,.....
Jonn ]. MIX ,....,..,...,...
Alfred De ots ... .......,..
lO529
STATEMENT OF VOTES given I'm
the County Of Washtenaw, State OF
Ms,iehisan, az the Biennial Spring
4 DAY Of April. in the year one
thousand nine hundred forty-one. for
posed amendment 70 the Constitution
OF ms state relative 10 the circula-
posing CONSTITUTIONAL smendmsnts.
the. summarization Of same on the
ballot, and the determining tAe vali-
dlty or such petitions, etc; Tor and
amendment 70 me Constitution OF
filing, etc. OF Initiative and referen-
determining Of the validity OF such
petitions, etc.
Tae whole number OF votes given
Tor and against The proposed amend
ment No J to the Constitution re-
titions proposing constitutional
and they we're given as follows:
ment .........,...... 1922
Votes, were given against said
amendment .....,............ 1885
1873
The whole number of votes given
Tor and against The proposed amend
ment NO. 10 the Constitution rela-
i've 70 the circulation, etc. OF fni-
tiative and referendum petitions
was .................. 10000
and they were given as follows:
Votes were given for said amend
mTent .,....................... 6524
s s1,es mere given against SAD
-
10000
The whole number Of votes given
FOR and against the zoning proposi-
ton In Ann Arbor Township was
................5
OF which nnmber yotas Wara y,,arlL
Votes were marked. 40 ': .:..:,.:.iis
$40
for and against the zoning propo ss"
ton in Ypsilantl Township was @15
Of which number votes were mark
ed YES ..................
Votes were marked NO .iSs
- ~
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County OF
Wasdtenaw SIS.
WE DO Herr BY CERTIFY, That
tho. foregoing is a correct statement
OF the votes given in the County OF
NM,ashtenaw, at the Biennial Spring
April. in the year one thous and nine
hundred forty-one for and against
the adoption Of proposed amend
state relative to providing for the
| regulation Of the circulation. etc, Of
| petitions proposing amendments to
the Constitution; for and against
/ the adoption OF A.. proposed amend
ment 70 the Constitution of this
.i.gsn Of the circulation. etc. Of
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. We
n nfNve nneret2 SCI our hands, at CITY
ggf ANN ARBOR IN said County and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-23
Attend Community Club

Many from this section attended
the Community Club at the Belle
vile High School Monday evening.
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MERRY CHRIST
MAS TO OUR
lContinued from pARe |


From then to now these pioneers
in local Negro Journalism have
kept The Forum going through
sunshine and shadow, depression
and prosperity. II we had sym
patheticslly helped and encourag-
ed as freely as we criticised, the
probability is that it would be
wider in circulation and more
powerful in influence than 1t now
is. From the battles that it has
fought for the Negroes it should
be commended Newspapers
subsist and mold sentiment thru
financial support and circulation
rather than lack OF support and
harsh criticism, Merry Christ
mas to Editor Rives and Susie
Al. Rives.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26
CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS
PENDING

WASHINGTON, Dec AMP -
Announcement of 10 competitive
government examinations we re
made here last week by the United
States Civil Service commission.
The examinations announced com
sist of engineering craftsman, ST.
500 yearly; chief, $4,000, principal,
$4,000; senior, 1000; assistant,
1890; junior, s1,d40; junior en-
gineer, S2,000--for appointment in
aeronautical, naval and marine en-
gineering positions, engineer, 3d.
500; head, $500; principal, $500,
senior, $4,000; associate, $4,000;
and assistant, $4,000.
Other examinations are for in
spector, defense production protec-
tive service, $4,000; chief. $4,000:
principal, $4,000. senior $500;
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26

assistant, $2, 800; and junior, 1900
for appointment III the war depart
ment: technical assistant engineer,
s1,8o0, junior astronomer, $1,000,
for appointment with the federal
security agency There are also ex-
aminations for medical guard-at
tendant, $I,g20: medical technical
assistant, $1,000; associate publis
health nursing consultant, $4,000
and assistant, $1,000; personal as
sistant, $4,000; principal, $4,000;
junior, $4,000; and principal per-
sonnel clerk, $1,000, yearly.
LOUISVILLE READY FOR
ALpHA'S CONVENTION
(continued from page ID
the Medical Profession, Dr.. A.
Wayman Ward, Pastor of Greater
Bethel A. NJ. Il. Church of Chicago,
will represent the field of Religion
Prince Nyabongo, Of East Africa
and Professor Of Philosophy and
Arthur Walters, Undergraduate OF
Kentucky State College will repre-
sent the Undergraduate Point Of
View. All these discussions will be
the general trend Of the future ii
these respective fields as affected
by recent and impending World
changes.
Visiting delegates and their es-
corts will b showered with roune
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26

are those who say that the English
trainees have in some instances
shown less tolerances than white
southerners.
President Patterson Of Tuslsegee.
whose efforts together with SO
OF his staff and interested pe. .s,as
throughout the country, brought
the seth Squadron to Tuskcgee in
the first place, is outspoken ii his
hope that no change Is to be made
n the squadron's station.
I think it is perfectly clear Dir.
Patterson said, that there is no
objection TO the use or the sharing
IN the use of the field by the Eng
lish or any other filters as a part
of the national emergency due to
our war participation. However tc
come in and completely take ovel
the field and move our fliers ont ii
order to accommodate white fliers
u that is the plan, is certainly car
rying on race prejudice and segre
sation with vengeance at timt
when it would seem that the devel
opmtnt Of internal disharmony ans
dissension can least be afforded. !
President Patterson is said t,
have launched vigorous inquir,
INTO the matter, He is also reported
to have called the attention Of til.
war department to the apparen
fallacy Of their program of failins
to select Negro CAA trainees d.
cadets for training.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26
Claude G. Davis,
President Mems Senate
Approved by; r. 4. Wright, Jr.,
: President Wilberforce University

WATCH MOVE To TAKE TUs-
KEGEE AIRFIELD FOR
BRITISH FLYERS; FEAR
RuMoRED SHIFT o GOTH
SQUADRON
Continued from Page u
the English If they are merely go
ing to share its facilities with the
colored cadets but undoubtedly a
great protest will so up if the
Negroes are shunted off to some
other place and the Britishers
given this spot. On the other hand
it is hardly conceivable that if they
are going to move the English to
Tuskegee that they will leave the
Negro mechanics and base attend
ants or even the fliers there. There
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26
WILRlIRF0Rts STUDENTS
WIRE SUPPORT TO
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
fContinued from page ID

the signing by President Abraham
Lincoln of the Thirteenth Amend
ment to the Constitution Of the
United States, freeing the slaves
and therefore freeing America
from the stigma Of slavc7holdine
9na making our country for the
first time q free COUNT Z, oe u
RESOLVED, That We further re-
quest The President of the United
States 10 proclaim February first
as Freedom Day thus emphasizing
that democratic freedom for which
all Of US can fundamentally fight
Re Il
RESOLVED, That we immedi-
those resolutions te
st ii tie United States
lss aia
b. atiafis Budd,
/ nt an1en's self
Covetilsnent Association
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zoo NEGRO
(Continued from page u

y
state has done an excellent job
throughout the years especially in
these last trying years of defense
preparation. The department should
Immediately be returned to the
state at the end Of the war because
he services rendered are essen
tally local. Through the coopera-
tion suggested In your telegram
with the Bureau of Unemployment
compensation that bureau can be
adequately and properly admins
tered by the State Government
Direction will be given to the de-
partment accordingly.
Governor j. w. Bricker.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26

According to an announcement
made by Roy Moore Of Cleve-
mad, state chairman Of the Ohio
Defense Savings staff, e. E. An
derson. noted for leadership in
charitable and civic affairs. has
been appointed general chairman
Of the newly formed Cincinnati
Defense Savings Committee. The
purpose of the organization is to
promote the sale Of defense sav-
lngs bonds and stamps. Mr.. An
derson is veteran in such work
as ne was key figure in local
War Chest and Loan Drives dur
ing the first world war.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26

McChimard and her two dangh-
Omaha, Neb., are the holiday
guests Of Mrs. Clara Avery OF
"A Homestead avenue.
Miss Fredda McDade. d Law
her home at Knoxville, Tenn,
spent Thursday with Miss Anna
Finley of 402 West Fifth street.
Miss McDade will return to
school Jan. 8, 1912.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wisl to thank our many
friends and neighbors for their
kindness during the illness and
death of our son and brother,
William (BilD Taylor. Also Rev.
Smith and Rev. Isom for their
comforting words ard Smith &
Dickens, untsertakers, for their
very efficient service.
Mr.. and Mrs. William White
and Herbert Taylor.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26
DAYTON
| NEWS BRIEFS
Paul Prear Resigns

The position Of court constable
in Judge Martins court 10 be-
come vacant the first Of the year
by the resignation OF Paul Prear
will be filled next n,oslta Judge
Martin says
Mr. prear is commander Of the
local chapter o. America'i Wood
men and pop..lar IL political and
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-12-26
THE DAYTON GLOBE

MS PhFef iIsto W. ASAStt'I
made its appearance In the field |
Of Journalism, sponsored by
group Of young people and edited
by William Dunn III. II we have
not misread the purpose of the
Globe it came into existence, not
to destroy the Forum, but to
ioin it IN fighting the battles OF !
the race for the practice Of the
principles of democracy IN deal
lng with al the citizens, regard
less of race, creed or color.
Following the issue Of the first
edition, Editor Riyes. editorlally
extended the hand Of fellowship,
and so far as we know neither
paper has stopped 70 MUD
SINGING. :
The Forum and the Globe have
the same definite objective III
view to inform, encourage and
inspire the Negro to prepare TO
take his place as q potent factor
III our democracy . 1t is posi-
ble that the Globe may seem ra-
dical about some issues, but this
Is only youth freely expressing
itself IN the field Of journalism
as it is dong in religion. educa-
tion, industry, politics etc II
NAV not be illogical to conclude
that the sponsors Of the Globe
may have been reading the fo-
rum from their childhood and
having become impressed with
the lofty ideals for which the
Forum for 20 years has fought
have entered the field to helr
transform these ideals into real
ity. We need the experience OF
tile Forum and the adventure OF
the Globe. The 10000 Negroes
III Dayton and those III adjacent
communities should make them
strong champion of race inter
ests by liberal support. No race
nor people have ever been able
to imprint its ideals on the worle
about it that did not have papers
of its own through which il
could freely express itself. The
Negro is no exception. The Ne
gro disarms itself when it husne.
the voice Of its newspapers bs
lack Of support.
1t is through the Negro peper:
that the race will be able to keef
in touch with itself in the loca
community, state, nation ane
world at large. Five cents vii
buy either paper Ten cents vii
bring both TO your door or office
We are responding TO inc gaA Aeln-
nents call by making sacrifices
Of all kinds. Let Us do our biz
to keep our watclmen on the
wall that through their clear Vi
sion, listening ears and free
speech keep lis informed on what
is best for US as we'll as the rest
of the nation.
Let us say MERRY CHRIST
MAS TO THE NEGRO PAPERS
by enabling them to put more
news boys on the street; paying
up back bills if we owe; by
taking ads instead Of burden
ing the church in advertising
our businesses and professions;
BY becoming weekly reader.
By this we can express MER-
RY CHRISTMAS TO OUR PA