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| neimenovanim burzoaskim sred
stvima "javnog mnjenja" da b
| tako predobili radnike da Sc Wis,
| izrabljuju.
Zbog toga sto Sc radnici odupi
ru tom vecem izrabljiyanju, jer So
straj jkovima oni vele tim burzoas
kim alatima koji traze VEGA po
zrtvovanja, da njihovi neposten
pokusaji nj malo ne pale, danas
Sc preporucuju mere vrsi Sc pro.
paganda da Sc radnicima oduzme
pravo ma strajkovanje. Zbog toga
crni mantijas Peale rece da vlada
Sjedinjenih Drzava treba da ima
kontrolu mad radnicima kao Ste
je ina mad konskriptovanim vol.
nicima, da radnici "ne smeju
straikovati protiv Sjedinjenih DR..
zava."
Religija je u ovoj zemlji odvo.
jena cd drzave cd kada sc njena
vlada uspostavila. U stvari religi-
ia je odeljena cd drzave u swim
kapitalistickim zemljama. Zbog to-
ga mi, kao revolucionari modernog
doba ne vodimo borbu protiv re-
ligije. Mi .propagiramo politicku
akciju da radnicka klasa osvoji
razori politicku drzavu da pre-
da vodstvo drustva civilizacije
Socijalistickim Industrijalnim Ju-
nijama, koje imaju da uzmu, ar
re i operisu sve industrije ko-
rist celog beskasnog drustva.
nigde mi ne pereporucujemo or
ganizovanje "a razaranje crkve.
jer je Cd relativne volje stanov-
nika owe zemlje da Ii ce potpoma-
gait crkvu iii ne. dok sc organi-
zovana crkva drzi posla "spasa-
vanja" dusa mi je ne diramo j
ako znamo da cd tog "spasava-
MIA" nema nikakve koristi.
Ali kada mantijasi otvoreno u.s.
taju i kazu da je to duznost pre-
dikaonica da zagovaraju vece "a
robljivanje radnicke klase, kao
sto to rece Peale, tada cemo mi
ustati i tn uzurpaciju mantijasa a
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-04-17
kroz Paftjju j Federacjju,

! Nasa Partija prigodom pedese.
togodisnje pros]ave -vog glavnog
organa. WEEKLY PEOPLE-a, il.
dace diva specijalna izdanja -
WEEKLY PEOPLE magazin cd
80 stranica, pod imenom: Pc
DEsET GODINA AMERIcKOG
MARKSIZMA.
Obadva ova specijalna izdanja
sadrzavace clanke cd partijskih
najistaknutijih clanova, kojima
&c opstim crtama istaci pedese-
togodisnje pisanje WEEKLY
PEOPLE-a, koje &c predstavljati
istoriju revolucionarnog americ-
kog pokreta. Niko ne bi bio sta
nju pravilno opisati istoriju anne
rickog pokreta, ako ne bi mate
rial pokupio skicirao il Daily
i Weekly People-a. Nema bogati-
je riznice "a ovu svrhu, nego sto
Sc nalazi glavnom partijskom
organu WEEKLY PEOPLE-u.
Partijski drugovi &c ovom pri-
likom pokupiti u skiciranom OBJ
liku oval bogati Marksisticko-
Deleonisticki material, koji &c
predstavljati pisanu istoriju soci-
jalistickog pokreta owe zemlje.
Zato ne bi smeo biti nj jedan stu
denat radnickog pokreta, a da Sc
ne snabde sa gornja diva ida
MIA.
Retko Sc to desava istoriji
radnickog pokreta (ako je do sa-
da u opste i bilo), da jedna par
tDa slavi Observation-Disclosures ne
prekidnog izdavanja svoga orga-
ma. A nije lako oceniti vredrost
rada jedne revolucionarne novi-
ne. koja je "a pedeset godina ST.
,rla marksisticku znanost medju
radnickom klasom, kao sto je Gi-
nio WEEKLY PEOPLE! Neoce-
njive su to usluge naseg glavnog
partijskog organa, koje je dopri
neo "a stvar radnickog oslobodje-
MIA. Bas cato je duznost mas, ME
govih sledbenika, da ga ovom sve-
CANON prilikom rasturimo stoti-
mama hiljada primeraka, tako isto
i magazin. Ako ne bi ovako postu-
pill, mi be Sc ogresih O nasu duz-
most i ucinili bi nepravdu nasen
luconosi, WEEKLY PEOPLE-u.
Nasa partija vec cd nazad ne.
koliko meseci planira priprena
Sc "a ovu svecanu proslavu naseg
barjaktara, da ga sto svecanije
proslavi rasturi koliko je mo-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-04-17

koj partijskoj kampanji aktivno
uzimala ucesca, .treba i ovom pri-
likom da Sc pokaze dostojna svo-
je make Partije. Mas udeo tre-
banjo da doprinesemo. Medju ma
ma ne SINE biti izuzetaka, vec svi
trebamo aktivno ucestvovati pri
rasturivanju partijskih special
nih jubilarnih izdanja. Takodjer
nasi odani lojalni simpaticari
trebaju da nam ovom prilikom
pruze ruke pomocnice.
Kada nasi Ogranci i clanovi
prime prve posiljke partijskih ju-
bilarnih izdanja, neka Sc odmah
krenu NINA cd kuce do kuce,
kao sto cine kada prime mas ka-
lendar. Svakog poznatog, pa ne
poznatog radnika i radnicu treba
ponuditi ovim izdanjima.
Prilikom pedesetogodisnje pro-
slave WEEKLY PEOPLE-a, nasa
je Partija pokrenula kampanju "a
pretplate, tako da bi mu priba-
viii sto veci broj citaoca. U ovoj
kampanji trazi Sc Cd svih partij-
skin clanova kako cd sekciiskih,
tako i cd federacijskih clanova,
da uzmu zivog ucesca. l ako nasi
clanovi trebaju da kupe pratpla-
te "a RADNICKU BORBU. ovcm
prilikom trebaju da kupe j "a
WEEKLY EEOPLE.
Wise puta nasi clanovi kada .du
u agitaciju "a pretplate, prodava-
ME nase literature, naidju na
radnike radnice, koji ne mogu
da citaju mas organ, RADNICKU
BORBU, te tom prilikom treba ih
ponuditi da Sc pretplate ma
WEEKLY PEOPLE, iii ako mogu
da citaju RABOTNIcESKU PRO-
SVETU j A MUNKAs. Ma koji
cd nasih organa radnik citao, on
ce Sc kroz MEGA upoznati sa ma
Sim revolucionarnm programom
nasim u6enjem. A to je ono sto
mi trazimo Cd radnika, jer kad
jednom radnik pocne citati nasu
stampu, kao privilo. On poainje
da misli kao radnik sa radni6ke
tacke gledista pocinje da posmat-
ra drustvo drustvene odnose. A
kad jednom radnik poene tako
da misli, tada &c on pronaci gde
je njegovo mesto i sta je njegova
duznost, kao takav, on &c pos
tati klasnosvesnim radnikom.
Zasto danas vecina radnika ne
mogu da pojme svoje duznosti u
danasnjem drustvu, nego postaju
zrtve raznih kapitalistickih poll
tiGara radnickih fekera? Zbog
toga sto citaju burzoasku stampu,
slusaju goyore burzoaskih politi-
cara slepo sleduju razne rad
nicke fekere, posto radnici protiv
odgoj primaju cd tih raznih sar-
latana. Ali kada radnici pocnu
citati nasu revolucionarnu stam-
pu i literaturu, te slusati nase
govornike, tada &c oni videt gde
je njihovo mesto i ko je njihov
prijatelj. Tada &c odzvoniti bur-
zoaskim politicarima fekerima
zajedno sa njihovim sisterom.
kome oni sluze - kapitalizmu.
kao sto kapetanu ma ladji sluzi
kompas, da Sc ne izgubi ma NOR
skim pucinama, tako radniku slu-
Ii revolucionarna stampa, da ga
njegovi neprijatelji ne mogu pri-
1obiti "a sebe. On, citajuc; naSu
stampu, nece Sc izgubiti u danas-
Moi komplikovanoj svetskoj si-
tuaciji, kao pile kucinama, ne
go &c "a MEGA biti jasno zasto
Sc sve ovako desava, posto je on
snabdeven kljucem materijalis-
tickog shvatanja istorije. Kod
MEGA prevaranti izmecari To-
povskog sistema neee uspeti da
ga pridobiju, kao sto mogu da
uspeju kod neobavestenih naiv-
Nth radnika.
Kada bi mi uspeli da snabde-
mo radnicku klasu owe zemlic
nasom stampom j literaturpm. ei
tava .bi Sc situacija izmenila u
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-04-17
Grubi pokusaji da Sc sacuva pro
fitaski siatem.

l =
Dill nije postigao ono sto ie ma
!. meravao postici. Kada je postalt
! iasno da je Novi Dill promasio,
da je Nemacka potpuno naoruza
ma rapidno Sirila svoje g..anice
Sjedinjene Drzave, kao sto to Astt
pre- njih uradi Nemacka, latil'
SUI Sc militarne konskripcije. One
su pocele da pojacavaju vojsku
mornaricu. da poveeavaju svoj,
vazdusnu silu, da grade brodo
gradjevna poduzeca, poduzecs
municije it'd. Ovdasnja vlada, kae
nemacka drzava, "garantuje pi
jace" "a prilicnu kolicinu indus
trijske proizvodnje. l ovde su, ia.
kodjer, privatni kapitalisti gurnu.
ii liniju radnicima Sc sve vi.
Sc preti sa ukinucem njihovih
rrava. U Sjedinjenim Drzavama
ovo Sc sve zove mas nacin zivo-
ta." U Nemackoj. to je totalitari-
/ janizam. Ali u obadvema zemlja-
ma to je grubi pakusaj Cd strane
respektivnih vladajucih klasa da
Sc sacuva profitaski sistem.
Odelito cd ma koje akcije koju
radnici mogu poduzeti, "demo-
kratija" &c biti ugrozena jer &c
"demokratski" process biti ma
smetnji burzoaskih pokusaja da
obnove svoj sistem. Kada Sc u.s.
postavila N. r. A. 1884. sa svojim
pokusajima da regulise industriju
da kontrolise Gene, akcije "de-
mokratskog" procesa, posredom
Vrhovnog Suda, odbacile su te
pocetne totalitarijanske pokusaje
kao nekonstitucionalne. Kada je
Predsednik Sjedinjenih Drzava u
suglasju sa rastecom reakcijom
pokusao da "pakuje" Vrhovni Sud,
opet "demokratski" process, ovog
puta posredom Kongresa, stao je
ma njegovom putu. U postojecoj
krizi, dok Sc kapitalizam pokusa-
va naoruzati u isto vreme spas
tt Britansku Imperiju, "demokrat-
ski" process moze Sc pojaviti kao
ozbiljna prepreka "a "svu pomoc
Britaniji." Zakoni s sa kojima Sc
zabranjuje zajmanje novca svakoj
onoj vladi koja nije Ujku Samu
platila predjasnje dugove, tako-
djer su obstrukcije. Cak i pored
pokoravajucih i mirnih radnika,
kapitalizamu je potreban totali-
tarijanizam ma narocitom sturnju
svoje degeneracije. On &c biti po-
treban nekolicini kapitalistickih
vladaoca zbog vece delotvornije
regulacije kontrole podloznog
della sistema proizvodnje.
Disciplinovanje podloznog della
zbog sigurnosti.
Sledeci dogadjaji koji Sc spomi-
ME a washington News dis
patch," %. januara, dokazuje po-.
trebu sibanja pojedinih industri
ia u liniji:
"Len Henderson, kamesar Ma
cionalne Odbrane, danas je
napao drvenu industriju sa pref
njom ako ne smanji Gene do pos
tene ravnine,' on ce prep oruciti
da Sc drva draftuju od strane
Wade 'kao sto mi draftuj jemo lju-
de-
"On je svoj ultimatum podneo
pred so osoba koje predstavljaju
celokupnu nacionalnu drvenu in
dustriju, govoreci i'm da su ME-
mu postale dosadne njihove ispri-
ke ('damn tired of excuses"), j
da je ravnina Gene bila ista u
svakoj industriji kao sto je dr.
venoj ova zemlja bi bila u stanju
paralizacije."
Pretnja da &c Sc "drvo drafto-
vati kao sto mi draftujemo Jude
jeste daleki uzvik cd dana kada
je biznes rukovao sa svojim afe-
rama prema svom zadovoljstvu.
Ali ovo je dan kolektivizma, iii &c
Sc kapitalizam kretati kao kolek-
tivna celina, ili &c njegovom kraju
pretiti unutrasnji sukobi raznih
Il III
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-04-17

Jedini greh cestitog coveka je
kad je naivan. A to je teze nego
sve njegove vrline. - Sidney.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-04-17

Cinjenice su owe: kapitalizam je
pokuSao i pokazao Sc sasvim ne
uspesan. Sistem kredita je pro-
pao usled sebicnih zahteva kapi.
taistickog individualizma. On ne
moze pruziti radnickoj klasi stal.
nu sigurnost. On je kao kuca, ko.
ia Sc rusi. koja Sc ne moze popra.
viii; on je kao sasvim istrosena
Fmasina! - Bell.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-04-17

Ko test roba, mesto da ga podig-
ne ma ustanak protiv ropstva, tai
pomaze gospodarima robova. -
Lenin.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-04-17

"Socijalna revolucija Sc ne IL
vrsuje dok proletarijat ne posta-
ne svesan svojih klasnih intere.
sa, svesan svoje istorijske misijs
] dok Sc ne organizuje u skladu .
tim. Poricati tn cinjenicu, pa i.
pax ocekivati Socijalizam, jeste
uzaludna Utopia, koja je, sta vi.
Sc, u sukobu s drustvenom evo.
lucijom. 1gnorisati tn cinjenicu
pa ipak praktikovati politicki So.
cijalizam, jeste podlo obmanjiva.
ME proletarijata -. napori &c
biti uzaludni 80. ako Sc proleta-
rijat ne organizuje ekonomski u
bataljone koji &c mu omoguciti
da uzme dizgine industrijalne u
prave ma dan svoje politieke po-
bede." - DANIEL DE LEON.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-04-17

Burzoazija nagomilava bogat
stvo, koje su stvorili radnici. Ka-
da su varvari osvajali grad op-
ljackali ga, oni su svu pliacku
trpali ma jedno mesto, a onda je
delili po moguenosti ma jednake
delove i bacali zalogaje "a sve o.
ne, koji su zalozili svoj zivot, da
bi dosli do tog plena. No burzoa.
zija Sc nalazi usled savreme-
nog drustvenog poretka - TAX
vom polozaju, da sebi prisvaja
svo bogatstvo, a da nj jedan cd
njenih 6lanova ne izvrgava opas-
nosti svoj zivot. - Paul Lafargue
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-12
Rev. Nelson's Brother
To Attend Meeting

Wallace F. Nelson, who is the
youngest brother of the Rev. Clar-
ence T. R. Nelson, pastor of the
Camphor Memorial Methodist
Church, left Tuesday morning for
Toronto, Canada, where he will at
tend the Canadian Student Move
ment conference from September
1920, as one of the four American
fraternal delegates. The other dele
gates are white. Mr.. Nelson spent
his vacation in St. Paul and served
as director of Youth Activities of
the Camphor Church. He directed
the first annual planning confer
ence of the Camphor young people
on the last weekend.
Speakers for the conference
included DR.. Mirror Morrill,, pro-
fessor of Religion at Ham
line University; DR.. ]. Raymond
Chadwick, associate pastor of the
Hennepin Avenue M tn di S t
Church; Mrs. Ruth Gage Colby,
we'll known peace advocate, and the
pastor of the Camphor Church,
Rev. Nelson. The University of
Life and the Youth Council were
merged and will be called the Cam
phor Methodist Youth Fellowship,
in keeping with the new program
for young people in the Methodist
denomination.
Mr.. Nelson is a student at Ohio
Wesleyan University and director
of the Liberty Community Center
at Delaware, Ohio.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-12
Youth Clinic
Attended By
Over 100

Over 100 registrants and visitors
helped to make the recent Phyllis
Wheatley Youth Clinic held at Saw
age, Minnesota, the most success
full Clinic yet to be held. The
theme of the clinic Education" was
discussed, analysed and viewed
from every angle. Youth criticisms
were balanced by their elders I'M
derstanding.
Persons with years of experience
in the fields of education, law, med
icine, journalism and community
problems were at times hard
pressed to answer the questions
put them by the youth.
A steering committee was ap-
pointed in order that plans may be
worked out during the winter and
spring for next years clinic. Those
appointed to the committee were:
Grace Henderson, Lucille Shivers,
Lillian Schofeld, iona Langums,
Nelson Peery and Harry Davis.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-12
FRED MARTIN DIES

Fred L. Martin, 725 Olson Me-
mortal Highway, died September
9Th at General Hospital. Funeral
services were held Monday, Sep
TENDER 8, at 2:30 p. M, at the
Woodland Funeral Chapel with Rev.
A. W. Wilson, pastor of the Fourth
Street Church of God in Christ, Of
floating.
Mr.. Martin is survived by Mrs.
Anna Mcconnell of Minneapolis, a
sister, and three other sisters, one
of Los Angeles and two Of Tulsa,
Okla, brother and three broth
ers-in-law.
Interment in Crystal Lake ceme-
terry with Woodland Funeral Home
in charge of burial arrangements.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-12
LAURA HOBSON DEAD

Mrs. Laura Hobson, 1863 E. Sew
enth St., 81, died suddenly at
Ancker Hospital, Friday, Septem-
Der 5.
Born in Topeka, Kansas, Mrs.
Hobson came to the city over four
teen years ago to make her home.
She was a member of Pilgrim
Baptist Church. Survivors include
her husband, James, and her sister,
Mrs. Anna Saunders.
Funeral services were held Tues
day, September 9, at 2:S0 p. m,
with Rev. Clarence T. R. Nelson,
pastor of Camphor M. E. Church,
officiating. Interment was in Elm
hurst cemetery.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-12
BONNEVILLE RACE ON SOON

BONNEVILLE RACE ON SOON
The 1941 Mayor of Bonneville
Inaugural ball will be held on
Thanksgiving night this year, the
same as last.
Much interest in the contest
which was held for the first time
in Minnesota last year, already is
being shown by prospective candi-
dates. Watch this paper for fur
Their information.
Mrs. Laurence Mccoy and her
baby daughter, Connie, of 800 Bry-
ant Ave. No., are visiting Mrs. Nc
Coy's parents in La Verne, MINI.
Piono Teacher
Announces Opening
Esther Roach, teacher of piano,
announces the opening of her fall
term beginning September Is, 1871.
Glasses are open to beginners,
intermediates, and advance stu
dents. Special classes will be con-
Quoted for adults.
Mrs. Roach is an accredited
music instructor and her work is
under the supervision of the Board
of Education. For further infor-
nation call Pleasant 1850.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-12
Tea Company
Statesmen Want
Select Clientele
Doesn't Solicit Jews or Negroes,
Salesman Says

The Grand Union Tea Co., 1921
Fifth Ave. So, Minneapolis, who
sells its products from door to
door, does not solicit Jewish and
Negro trade.
At least that's what a salesman
told Mrs. Sylvia Besser, 425 Twen-
ty-fourth Ave. No., as he tried to
interest her in a premium plan.
The salesman did not know Mrs.
Besser was of Jewish extraction.
Mrs. Besser reported the sales
mans statement to interested or
CARNATIONS.
That this was a company policy
was practically though reluctant
ly admitted by Elmer E. Turnblom,
division manager, when he was in
terviewed by Samuel Scheiner, of
the Jewi S h Anti Defamation
League, and C. E. Newman, of the
Minneapolis Council of Negro Or
CARNATIONS on September 2.
Mr.. Turnblom said the firm had
some Negro and Jewish patrons
but that the concern experience had
been that they did not make reli-
able customers.
The firm operates in both Min
neapolis and in St. Paul, with
offices at 1873 W. Fourth St., in St.
Paul.
1t is the successor to the Japan
Tea Co., with general offices at 3OS
w. Washington, Cbicago, III -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-12
st. Paul n. A. A.
G.. P. To Set Up
Active Office

The st. Paul branch of the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People plans to
open an office to handle the work
of the association.
Tentative plans call for the f.
nancing of the office by male men,
bers of the association.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-12
Consolidated Aircraft Agrees
To Hire Negro Technicians
Govt Agency Announces

In a letter 70 Cecil Newman, OF
the Spokesman and Recorder news
papers, dated September 6, Law
renee W. Cramer, executive secre-
tary of the Presidents Committee
on Fair Employment Practice at
Washington, announced that the
Consolidated Aviation Corporation
of Los Angles had agreed to hire
Negro skilled and technical work
ers.
Answered Melvin Stone Charges
Mr.. Cramer's letter was in an
swer to an affidavit by Melvin
Stone, Minneapolis mechanical
craftsman, who was fatty told by
a consolidated aviation field en-
ployment representative that Con-
solidated would not hire Negroes,
American Indians or German and
Italian foreign-born residents of
this country.
AAo'AN dALSlullleu
The affidavit was transmitted by
this newspaper to Cramer and vari-
GUS other members of the Presi-
dents newly appointed committee
which is to investigate all types of
racial discrimination in defense and
enforce the Presidents executive
order which bans discrimination in
national defense.
Mr.. Cramer's' letter said:
Mr.. Cecil E. Newman.
tor-Publisher,
Spokesman & Recorder
Newspapers.
Dear Mr.. Newman:
acknowledge receipt of your
letter of August 20 in which YOU
transmit a copy of affidavit exc
cuted by Mr.. Melvin S. Stone. of
Minneapolis, in which the charge
is made that a representative of
the Consolidated Aviation CORPORA
ton of Los Angeles showed Mr..
Stone written instructions to ex-
ciude from skilled positions with
the company all Negroes, Ameri-
can Indians, Japanese, foreign-born
Italians and Germans.
The employment policies of Con-
solidated Aviation Company have
been discussed with Mr.. Glenn
Bowers, the newly-appointed Per-
sonnet Officer of the company by
a representative of DR.. Robert
Viewers office. He has agreed
that Negro skilled and technical
workers will be hired by the com
pany.
The affidavit signed by Mr.. Stone
indicates that as of August 27 the
field personnel of the company has
not yet been advised of any change
in the company's employment pol
icy. This matter will be investi-
gated promptly.
Thank you very much for bring
ing it to my attention. l shall ad-
wise you subsequently of any ac-
ton that may be taken.
Sincerely yours,
Lawrence W. Cramer,
Executive Secretary,
Presidents Com. on Fair
Employment Practice,
Washington, D. C.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-12
Methodists Meet in
Ottumwu

Methodists from Minnesota and
Iowa are meeting this week in Of
tumwa, Iowa, in the annual North
western Conference. Minister and
delegates from the A. M. E. church
es in Minneapolis and st. Paul left
Tuesday for the conference which
opened Wednesday.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-12
HALLE TO HAVE TWO RED
CROSS SEWING UNITS

Many people have expressed a
desire to do Red Cross work, knit
ting and sewing, because of this
Halle Q. Brown House is opening
its auditorium two days each week
to Red Cross Work. Women desir-
ing to work with the Red Cross are
invited to join our units.
Eighty-two hours of work en-
titles you to wear a Red Cross
Service pin. Those interested may
register Monday night at the open
House.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-12
WANTED

Advertising solicitor interested in
making a job" Man or woman
should have presentable appear
ance, enthusiasm and ability.
Earning possibilities unlimited.
Write Publisher, Spokesman and
Recorder newspapers, 3O6 Third st.
&c., Minneapolis, MINI.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-12
UNION SERVICES AT
CAMPHOR SUNDAY

The union services between the
st. James African Methodist, Mr..
Oivet Baptist and Camphor
Memorial Methodist churches will
be continued for at least three
more Sunday evenings. The serv-
ice next Sunday will be held at the
Camphor Church, 585 Fuller Ave-
nue., with Mrs. Pauline Coffey, well
known woman evangelist, as the
preacher. The Gospel Choir of the
st. James Church will sing.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-12
BASEBALL GAME
SUNDAY

The Monterrey Carta Blancas
Champions of Mexico) will play
the fuckers House of David
(Whiskered Stars) of Benton Har-
Dor, Michigan, Sunday, September
IA, at 2:3O p. m. at Lexington
Baseball Park.-Advt.
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Rev. ]. A. Nelson to
Preach

Filling the pulpit at st. Peter
A. M. E. Church, Minneapolis, this
Sunday will be Rev. ]. A. Nelson,
of st. Paul.
Special music will be offered by
choir.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-12
Your Papers Editorials
Attract National Attention

Reprinted editorial criticized
F. D. R. for appointment Joseph
Byrnes of South Carolina to the
U. S. Supreme Court bench.
The Louisville Defender of
Louisville, Kentucky, August 16,
reprinted in full this newspapers
editorial on Buying Defense
Bonds"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-12
REV. WHEELER CONDUCTED
BROWNE FUNERAL

Funeral services were held Fri
day, September 5, at 2 p. m. at
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church for Mrs.
Leona Browne and her infant son
who died Monday, September 1, at
Ancker Hospital. Services were
conducted by Rev. C. B. Wheeler,
the pastor.