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With the Churches

interesting and helpful message
for the young people.
With only thirteen more weeks
before the close of the conference
year in April all auxiliaries. of the
church are swinging into full ac-
tivity to make a full report. The
attendance at the service last Sun
day morning was very encourag-
ing. Pastor Clarence T. R. Nelson
is urging the members to attend at
least one service in their church
each Sunday of the year, especially
until Easter. Mrs. Irene Smith
and Heloise Tabor are attendance
secretaries, who keep a record of
those attending the Sunday ser
vices, and Mrs. Levissa Roland is
the guest secretary.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS: The Trustee Board of Pill
grim urges all the church organi-
cations to report on the fourth
Sunday.
An invitation is extended to all
members and friends of Pilgrim
Baptist church to attend a special
Candle Lighting Service Sunday,
Jan. 10 at 8 p. n.y., memoriaizing
such notables as DR.. L. K. Will
hams, late president of the Ma
tional Baptist Convention; the late
DIR. East, Foreign Missionary to
Africa; Rev. L. W. Harris, late
pastor of Pilgrim, and others.
The members of the recently or
ganized Anna o. Jordan Mission
airy Society will also be formally
introduced to the congregation at
this service. A lovely program has
been planned-everyone is urged to
be present.-Maureen Coleman, re-
porter.
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Say It With Flowers!

Say it tactfullyI Say it grace
fully! Say it with our flowers to
convey your message of remem-
brance, affection, gratefulness and
best regards. We keep fresh cut
flowers and plants on hand at all
times and will send them to any
address with your card.
The Posey Shop, 1853 Lexington
Ave. at University. Dale 6700.
Gladys Lewis Harris, represen-
tative, Dale 1291.-Advt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-01-16
Chimney Swift Fastest

The chimney swift has been
clicked at more than a hundred
miles an hour. Excepting the duck
hawk, he is the swiftest bird that
flies. And the unique thing about
this speedster is that his wings beat
alternately rather than in unison.
He catches his food, bathes and
drinks while on the wing. From the
time he leaves his chimney until he
returns to It, he is never known to
light. 1t has been estimated that
individuals may cover a thousand
miles in a single day in search Of
fnod.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-01-16
Charles Beasley Wants to
Know What We Are
To Fight For

Editor: We Negroes in the
United States have been asked to,
go to war. What l would like to
know is, what are we to fight for?
Are we fighting for life, Liberty,
the Pursuit of Happiness" and a
chance for advancement? Or are
we fighting for the white mans
liberty? True, we have a country
to fight for. 1t is a fine country,
in fact the best, but, what has this
country done for us?
In 1862, President Lincoln signed
the Emancipation Proclamation
freeing all slaves. Yet and still,
the Negroes of America are still
in slavery ION the sly" There is
good example of that in the De-
cember "a and 81 issues of the
Liberty Magazine. 1t is titled, "In
Darkest Harlem"
We have many men and women
in our race to be proud of. Joe
Louis, Roland Hayes, Dorthy May
nor, DR.. Geo. Carver, Jessie Owens,
Jimmie Lunceford, Duke Ellington
and Coleman Hawkins, who have
gone over to play at the Court of
the late King of England, Marian
Anderson, Edward (Rochester)
Anderson, and countless others in
GLIDING Paul Laurence Dunbar and
Phillis Wheatley.
Our race was promised better
treatment if the World War l was
won. Did we get it? I wonder.
Yes, know, l am young and
have an enormous amount to learn.
Yet, in my young life / have trav-
eled a bit and have acquired a bit
of experience with how Negroes
get along in the business world.
You know yourself that if a Negro
goes downtown to apply for a job
beside porter work or waiter work,
he would be rejected because he is
a Negro and not because he is IN
qualified.
A few Negroes have secured
some very fine jobs and have made
good. Eventually the manager
finds out he has a Negro working
for him and despite the fact that
the Negro is mastering his work,
he fires him. Yet, this is the 'Land
Of the Free" I am not saying that
there aren't men in Minneapolis
who haven't good jobs. Some ex-
amples are Mr.. Leo Bohannon and
Mr.. John Thomas, two of the city's
most brilliant Negroes. If you will
look back of their jobs you will find
that if they were white they would
have secured their jobs much easier
than they old.
/ have known white people who
believe that every Negro carries a
razor in his hip pocket. I am sure
that if you read the article in Lib
erty it would obviously interpret
why there is such a misunderstand-
ing. It is also said that Negroes
spoil things for themselves. They
do, to a certain extent. The white
man judges all Negroes by the ac-
tons of one. You know and /
know that if a Negro is really in
terested in something he will do
it better than any other man, it
makes no difference of race or
creed. In finishing, wish to re-
peat my question. What will the
Negro fight for when he enters the
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CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Sarah Paul wishes to thank
her kind friends and neighbors for
their acts Of love and sympathy
during the recent loss of her hus-
band, Eli Paul, and also extends
grateful thanks for the beautiful
floral tributes. Especially does she
wish to thank Rev. A. R. Howard,
Jr., and Border Church and Rev. T.
B. Stovall.
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

1 wish to thank Local SIC Dining
Car Employees Union, Mrs. Clar-
india Cox and Mrs. Bernice Duke
for helping to provide for my COM
fort through the gift of a stove.
And l also want to thank the many
friends who sent gifts and cards
to me for my birthday and Christ
mas.
MRS. MARY HICKEY.
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LETTERS TO EDITOR
Cwhat the People Think
war?

war?
Yours truly,
CHARLES BEASLEY, JR.,
904 Bryant Ave. N.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our deep
gratitude to our many friends for
the tokens of sympathy rendered
US during the loss of our dear
mother, Mrs. Alice Lewis. Also we
are grateful for the beautiful floral
tributes to our loved one.
Harry and Helen Lewis
and Family.
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the majority group is as wide as it
was three-quarters of a century
ago.
"But, with all this load to carry,
the democratic Christian U. S. A.
is still the best government for the
Negro."-Herbert Agar.
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COMMENT FROM
THE NEGRO
PRESS
JAPAN WILL LOSE

JAPAN WILL LOSE
Japan will lose in the long and is rather surprising
they have allowed themselves caspaw
Axis powers-IOWA BYSTANDER.
JUSTICE BET.ATED
Giving Negroes public justice beated but
better late than Now the
one be the loser.-K. C. Call.
PRESS OUR CLAIMS
Certainly must fight to win the we fight
to be able fight in principles
We must claims to share in this democracy
also must fight protect the right press share
this democracy when again a peace.
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PRETPLACUJTE Sc, CITAJTE
SIRTTE RADNICKU BORBU.

koji je resi- da Reee mi svojom prirodnom
otvorenoseu.
-Da Ii Sc Hena mlad kaudjer sastase cd kako su
ovde?
Me- Cim siromasni mladi covek - ime mu bese
Ernest Rennepont pre- sto udje Red - dozna pri-
sustvu mole kcer ovoj kuci, smesta htede da Sc
preda Igumanu svoga Reda, da bi uzeli kao
saucesnike njegovom begstvu. ia cvrso usprotivm
negovoj oduc budue da to znacase gubitak njegovog
zivota.
Onda madom paru nije izvesno da i'm je ljubay
uzajamna,
To &c biti njena smrt, gospodne Estenne to &c
biti njena smrt Gubim glavu mucec Sc da nadjem il
az il ovog zlog zapeta Sta Gu da radm? Sta da odlu
elm? Zamolih da dodjete meni da kazah
zasto er Sc uzdajem veliku mudrost vasu Mozda ce
te vi b stanju da olaksate rusvaj nesrece so c
da Sc teturam cd ocajanja Vidm okolo stu
pice nesrece
Kristijan zastade.
Par minuta provede Robert Estienne nemom raz-
misljanju.
Prijatelju moi = rece poslednji - wanna je poz-
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BROJ Al. NO. A.

berasa koji kao prijatelji njihovog sve veteg
izrabljivanja govore nekaikvoj ruzicastoj bu-
ducnosti j nekakvom trajnom miru, jer onf
govore kao neznalice ako bolje neznaju kao
zavodljivci ako tako namerno govore Samo
predstavnici radnickog oslobodjenja, predstav-
nici Socijalstcke Radnicke Partije mogu sa
jer on rade da predobju ostale radnike,
cinu stanovnistw. "a uspostavu Socijalisticke
Industrijalne Republike Rada, besklasne "a
jednice koja nece trpeti nemastnu krvopro-
lice svojih clanova, jer &c ona biti drustveno
uredjenje izoblja "a jednako uzivanje svih
vodnji.
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nat zvot Lutera kao meni Tai velik reformator kal
der kao Ernest Rennepont kao oval jedno vren1e
pun we're Rmsku Crkvu povuce Sc il njenog okrilja
radi skandala sto in vide Mslite Ii e Ernest Renne
pcnt gotov da prigrli Reformacu?
- Ne njegove namere tom pogledu. Ali kad
vide da je meni poznata njegova ubav prema Heni
kiknu; "Ljubeei Henu, ja bedn gresnk zvrsh zlocin
ocima Crkve. Pa ipak Bog mi je svedok cistoca mole
lubavi bia bi cast svakom cestitom coveku, ko nj
e osudjen ma cebat"
Vratmo Luteru Tai reformator uvek ustajase
protiv cebata svestenika neodoljivom logikom
= Veliki Boze = uzvikne Krstijan, prekidajuti Ro-
berta Estienna. Kakve uspomene vase reci bude mo-
oj glavi Deov dnevnika pisanog strane nesretnog
kaudjera pominju jedan san, kom on vide sebe kao
pastira evandjelske muza Hene davajuei kao
na poduku maloj dec.
Zasto ne bi Ernest Renneport potvrdio svoje VIA
DAME propisima Lutera?
O, gospodne promuca Kristijan, stavljajuc
ODE svoe ruke goruce slepoocice NADIA sumnja
uznemiruju mi razum! Ne da Sc predajem takvoj
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-29
DEMOKRATIJA I EKONOM-
SKI DESPOTIZAM.

Ko upravlja sa vladom? cijim interesima
ona sluzi? Teoreticno mi imamo demokratl)u'
iii demokratsku republiku. Teoreticno sa VIA
dom upravljaju predstavnici naroda III inte-
resu naroda Teoreticno nekolicina ko]l po-
seduju industrije nemaju veceg prayah da
zahtevaiu kako &c iii ko &c sa vladom uprav-
ljati nego Sto ga itnaju "shareeroppers"-i
sa Juea ilr najamni fadnici koji owe nedelje
live cd proslonedeljne najamnice.'
Kad mi velimo ''teoretieno" mi to kaze-
mo vrlo promisljeno. Stvarno nasa demokrat'-
ia je vrlo ogranicena. Jer dok, jednu ruku,
mi biramo nase predstavnike posredom poll
tickog demokratskog procesa, u drugu ruku, M
zivimo pod sistemom ekonomskog despotlzma
koj negira demokratiju. Prava moe owe naclJe
ieste ekonomska moe i sa tom moci ne rukuje
vetina vec saka bogatih individua koji pose
duiu i, sledstveno, kontrolisu sredstva pro-
izvodnje bogatstva raspodele.
u sva vremena i swim zem jana, cd
poiave civilizacije, politicka moe je bila podlo-
INA ekonomskoj moci. Ovo je bilo tako pod
sistemom licnog ropstva Rimske 1mperije
pod sleduiucim feudalistickim despotizmom.
To je tako danas, bez obzira demokratskih
formi kapitalistickog drustva.
Preko devedeset pet po sto zakona koji Sc
nalaze u zakonskim knjigama bave Sc pita-
MEM, razmenom svojine, zasttom svojine, it'd.
Kada Sc ova nacja uspostvila kao nacija, We
Gina stanovnika SUI posedovali svojinu. Otuda,
drzava je sttila predstavljala interese We
Cine. Sledstveno, ma kako Sc bogatstvo kon-
cenrisalo sve mamie mamie ruku nekoli-
cine danas sicusna n j n poseduje
stvarno sve sto je vredno posedovati vecina
je bez svojine Prema izvestaju Federal Trade
Commission cd 1926. godine jedan po sto sta
novnistva posedovali SUI So po sto bogastva,
dok su 81 po sto posedovai samo po sto bo-
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Dxepna Biblija.
ill
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR

sesnaesta knjiga Eugene Sue-a: "Tane naroda
iii "Istorija jedne proeterske porodce kroz vekove
Priea sesnaestom Stolecu. - dve knjige Knjiga l.
Sa originanog francuskog engesk: Daniel De Leon.
Sa engleskog ma jugoslavensk: L. Petrovic
Da Kad povrat svest vide II mojm rukama de-
lice svoga dnevnka Izrazi kirk straha. "Budite spoko
n', rekoh ja "u ovim otkricima odrazava dusa
postenog coveka. Mogu samo da sazaljevam."
Je Ii vasa kci ovde u kuci MIN?
- Moja kci - odgovori Krstijan, obracajuei Sc Ro-
bertu Estennu obliyenim suzama licem moja kci ne
strast mladog kaludera.. ona NIGGA takoder
ljubi
Nesretno dete
Ljubav je njena ubija To bese jedan cd razloga
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ms bojeei Sc da bi bedno razoearao Pa ipak va
sc reel nose zig mudrosti dobre volie
- PrlJatelju moi rezonujmo spokojno Ia casak kon-
roslte vasu brigu Mad kaluder e covek srca; to ne
smemo da sumnjamo. Ear nie niegovo ponasanie u to-
ku ovih novh okolnos poveeao vasu ubav prema ME-
mu?
- To Je istina. ia ga veoma postuiem
- Ear nJegova eista uzvsena ljubav prema Heni
ne cnl cast kako to zrazi svakom cestitom eoveku?
Nakon sto proeitah stranee sto in Ernest Renne-
pont po svom verovanju, pisase samo "a svoe oc ia
cvrsto verujem to-
Pretpostavimo sad, prijateliu moi da On prigrli
re1ormsanu veru Negovo znane njegove dobre hawke
nJegova nakonos prema podueavanju male dece: sve
b ga to ucino dostonim da bude mnistar move crkve
okoro Sc osecam siguran da &c mas prijaelj radosc
podne svoje me naso brae "a zbor da &c ga owl pro-
siasltl svoJlm pastrem. Nikad b moga evandjeska
rec imati dostojnijeg tumaea,
o. gospodine Estienne, imate milosti! Nemojte
MI razdragavati srce tako visokm nadama kojma je
mozda sudjeno da budu razbiiene
(Nastavife se.)
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Socijalistcka Industrijalna Republika OSLO
bodjenog Rada jeste Dvadesetog Veka Demo.
kratija!
WEEKLY PEOPLE.
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Neka Sc politieka temperature podigne do
tacke opasnosti mas &c kapitalst usuprot sve-
kolikom mu majmunisanju sa toplomerom, drE-
tati u lopovskim mu cizmama nece Sc usudi-
tt da primi bitku bezace Ali on to sigurno ne
&c uciniti, ako Sc liza glasovnice, koja je podig-
la politicku temperature do groznieave zapare,
ne nalazi Sila industrijalne organizacije, pu-
nom posedu industrijskih poduzeea zemlje ce-
lishodno organizovana i, sledstveno sposobna
da preuzme upravu zemaljske proizvodnje.
Ali neka kapitalst pokusa, pod pritiskom
politicke temperature, koju je podigla glasov-
MICA, da zastrajkuje. Imajuei svojim rukama
silu, koju joj daje njena industrijalna organi-
zaclJa, radnieka klasa bi smesta izvrsila lok-
aut mad kapitalistickom klasom Beg politicke
organizacije, radnieki pokret ne moze trijum-
tovati; bez ekonomske organzacije, dan njego-
We polltlcke pobede bio bi dan njegova poraza
Daniel De Leon
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SOCIJALISTICKA POSTA.
M. P, MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY: Izrab.

M. p MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY: Izrab-
ljivanje Sc vrsi mad onom osobom, cd koje Sc
oduzimlje deo njenog proizvoda, koji Sc zove
"visak vrednosti." Tako su bill izrabljivani lie
nj robovi pod antickim ropskim drustvom;
tako SUI bill izrabljvani kmetovi pod srednje-
vekovnim feudalistickm sstemom tako su iz-
rabjeni najamni radnci pod kapitalizmom. Po-
sto seljak poseduje zemlju dobiva sve sto pro-
izvede ma Moi on ne moze biti izrabljen. A a.
ko seljak zivi inferno tom njegovom mizernom
stanju nije odgovorna kapitalistcka eksploa-
tacija koja je direktno odgovorna inferno
stanje radnicke klase Sedstveno, uzrok njego-
We mzerje moramo drugamo traziti naci ce-
mo da zakon prometne vrednosti objasnjava to
jer seljak ne rukuje sa drustveno potrebnim
sredstvima proizvodnj je. Kada sci jak nosi svo-
ju robu ma pijacu MEGA tuku sa kunkurenci-
jom imucniji posednici zemlje, tada zbog to-
ga sto nije u stanju da dobije dovoljnu kolici-
novca cd svojih proizvoda da podmiri tros-
kove poreza itd on je prisiIjen da poza jmlju-
je novac cd banaka iii drugih zelenasa. Onda
on jos wise pada dug da bi bio stanju pla-
titi interes. Da bi svojim ocima pomogli otpla-
titi dugove kupiti veci deo zemlje to bese jed
ma do glavnih svrha koja in je gonila da dodju
ovu zemlju.
Seljaci &c Sc buniti zbog svog nepodnos-
ljivog stanja, ali sva njihova pobuna ne odla-
ri van okvira vladavine rrivatne svojine, jer
oni uvek traze vece parce zemlje i nize poreze,
kao nizu kamatu ma dug. Zbog toga Marx
Engels rekose, da su seljaci konzervativni, pa
eak reakcionarni. Dok je proletarijat, posto
rukuje sa gigantskim alatima proizvodnje, re-
volucionaran jer trazi drustveno posedstvo
svih modernh industrial.
q Iako je reigija prvatna stvar, tojest
ona nije telesno skopcana sa drzavom koju
radnicka klasa ina da ma miran civilizovan
nacin osvoji "a navek unisti, buduci da je ma
uka davno dokazala da Sc vasiona krece impo-
teticno, mehanieki, ako neko oba tvoja slu-
GAIA tako postupi dokaz je da dotiGn nije do
voljno socijalstcki obrazovan. On eini greske,
(Nastavak ma q. strani)
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] tian Science Church, West Chicago. near
Grand River. Tyler 6-36ss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Male Heip-Salesmen
SALESMAN

Americas largest publishers of
fiction and educational books
will consider the services Of a
man age 25-45 with a direct
sales background. This is a posi-
ton which will pay in excess of
$4,000 yearly to the qualifying
man. See Mr.. J. Lawson-618
Fox Bldg. s to 9 a. m. only
Applications will be considered
at no other time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
ROOFING
LEAKY ROOFS

Recover your roof. new; free estimates
time payments; guar. by reliable company
GILLESPIE-BAC LBR. a ROOFING CO
1177e CLOVERDALE HOGARTH 642t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30

LICENSED MAssEUsE-GoOd wages, nns
clientele $40 seldom. Temple 1887.
after 1880 q. m.
NURsEMAID WANTED $50: small
apartment must be Intelligent stay
nights; $40 $50 East Adams. Apartment
sol. Cadillac 3257.
OFFICE CLERK ---si00a good at ngures:
experience desired but not necessary:
steady position with large company. Reply
own Handwriting. give age. schooling AMI
other personal data. Address Box A Goa.
Detroit Times
OFFICE GIRL wanted 1881 westasld,
one block south ~ IVES, ChicsEo ADD
Freeland
POWER SEWING machine operaioFs-Er-
perieDced 80 make tsrpaulins hichigan
Tent and Awning Company. 1917 Wed
Canheh
RELIABLE school Ftrl: also nnitdls oxsA
wonsn assist general. care % ehrtfsn.
FitEroy 1sOs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
FIRNACE CLEANING

REPAIRED. exchanged. In.
stalled new, used parts, reasonable
prices, 2O65 Eigh, Mile road TO. S-si67