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The Hagerstown globe., 1942-06-12
THE FLAG

Americans asked - should be necessary this
to give thought their flag its birthday 1t
June IA 17 that the little band of patriots who had declared
their independence Great Britain and their right pursue
happiness in their adopted the Stars and Stripes
the symbol of their faith and strength and the battle banner
Of the little army ragged heroes who bought this counys
independence and liberties with their lives and blood
The democracy which the Founding Fathers established
under the American Flag is the oldest of the free
1t became the parent of group struggles throughout the world
for the dignity and liberty of the Thus it is
natural that in the great today determine whether de
mocracy shall survive perish the American Flag should
stand for the hope and strength of free throughout the
world.
An American stands reverenty the presence of his flag
stirred by deep emotions He does not ask why but if
he did he would find the readily at hand He paying
his tribute the who fought and died win and
the liberties which he holds dear
This is precious heritage. 1t should be nourshed and
saeuarded There should be sleeping the rampars IN
der the flag there should always be vigilance against the enemy
Of liberty whether he be invading tyrant weaklng
Within In time of the enemys identity established; in
time of peace he is not always easy to distinguish.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-06-12
WILL TO FIGHT

WILL TO FIGHT
man does no harm by advancing his field
and he do good he has something
to say.
That goes for Prof. Edward A. Secker member of the
University of Pennsylvania Medical School faculty
the country's outstanding psychiatrists
Professor strecker made speech before American
Pschatric Association in which he contened that
States is conducting the formula that
gives the nations enemies great advantage.
The oumoded formula said ability
fight the enemys ability fight He argued
the formula should be liability fight plus fight
the enemys ability to fight plus his will fight"
charged the French British and Americans with conducting
the date the formula of ability fight leaving
the important matter of the will fight chance
nal vertes and amateurs.
Professor strecker would change all by taking page
from the book of total conceived by the axis he
taarian powers he said "have left the will fight
chance They have discovered how will fight and
how to destroy the will to fight in their opponents"
Morale does said Professor Strecker
must be made 1t be made by propaganda
broken by propaganda There is neither the necessity
expedency for program of deception n past
ton and in its present and future there is splendid material
for truthful propaganda.
However. truth must be emphaticallv warmly
and stirringy stated"
Professor strecker doesn't say this country lacks the will
to fight - he merely alleges that government trying
to develop it, But it easy agree with Professor Strecker
that psychology and psyciay be OF benefit help
ing maintain And Americans could certainly
if the took pains that when the truth is told
them it is "emphaticaly, warmly and srringy stated"
Scurrying German puddngheads, seeking holes in the
ground into which to crawl escape Raj bombers getting
taste of what the New Germany will be like
On day in New York City, 1000 persons
out for major league baseball game, about onef pre-
average attendance New Workers posponne
their baseball game viewing until after the war.
That Indiana who thought he 100 old, only
discover that he's 1902 needn't bother
draft.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-06-12

That Indiana who thought he 100 years Old only
discover that he's 02 needn't bother
draft.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-06-12

On recent day in New York City 1000 persons turned
out for major league baseball game, about fifth the pre-
average attendance. New Workers postponne
their baseball game viewing until after the
Evening star., 1942-07-12

LADY, young. 1880, to manage
and assist in chain dry cleaning
branch store Experience not
necessary. Steady, good posi-
ton. Apply for interview Mon.
morning, 2141 Penna. ave. NV,
Kent Stores. Inc.
Evening star., 1942-07-12
CLERKS,

CLERKS.
APPLICATIONS NOW BE-
ING ACCEPTED FOR
CLERKS FOR LAUNDRY
AND DRY CLEANING
STORES. O P E N I N G. S
THROUGHOUT THE CITY
AND NEARBY VA. YOUNG
LADIES WITH PREVIOUS
SELLING EXPERIENCE
PREFERRED. APPLY IN
PERSON, $3.50 TO 10 AM,
4913 GEORGIA AVE,
SMITH CLEANERS.
Evening star., 1942-07-12

BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly
experienced in double-entry
Steady position, good salary.
Regal Clothing, I'll 7th
st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-07-12
MOTOR TRAVEL.

SHARE EXPENSES, CHICAGO OR MIL
waukee lefve July 16. csn Dupont .. d
Evening star., 1942-07-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(rnptinued }

RCOMING HOJ'ZE downtown; even one
room and kitSlenette apartments with
running water and seven large sleeping
rooms three baths; eGraxs, automatic h5t
water; good rental section and splendid
boarding house possibilities gross income,
$3.50; rent Sf55: price, $500. 81. 500
down Box 4t6-M Star. IJ'
Evening star., 1942-07-12
SECRETARY.

General Office and receptionist experience;
must be good stenoerapher and typist IN
large corporation now engaged important
war work; reply in own handwriting, giving
desired, state when available for interview W
and employment. Box 3S2-M. Star. 12'
Evening star., 1942-07-12

HOUSEKEEPER. live in or out $40 week
4Sls 25tE rd. north, Arlington, Va.
HOUSEKE EEPER, coored. Southern good
cook: one child live In; $40 mo-: ref
Varnum and N H. ave. Cali FIR 4542
Mon eve
HOUSEKEEPER white live in, refined.
healthy; must like children; Sis. Wiscon-
sin 0sl5.
enok dinner light laundry live in or out
Sio week. Call Sun, Kensington 46l-J
Evening star., 1942-07-12

Government employed, best of character,
reference will take complete charge Of
guest house or small apartment house in
refined aeiphborhood in exchange for up
stairs apartment Address Box 439-M, Star.
Evening star., 1942-07-12

SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT ;,S1 expert; books started, Kept
part t time: audlts. statements tax service:
local refs: reas. OR. 2O74.
AccOUNTANT-BooKK wants part
time work evenings; take care Of every
thing. Box 40l M, Star.
ACCOUNTANT certified, available to a
limited number of individuals desirous of
hep propso sox for
ACCOUNTANTS. expert. tax service, books
started, kept part time: audts; local ref.
ACCOUNTANT NT-BOOKKEEPER, mature, ex-
4es dfy gox "9Ea 9soM TAX star
ACCOUNTANT BooKKEEPER, college
graduate, executive ability, draft exempt;
statements taxes, etc: full charge. ONCE
management; mar ger used to volume and details.
no uSds started Kept
local refs. reas. IA. 7769, GE. 1859. I6a
| BooKKEEPER, experienced, seeks part
time work for evenings. Box 452-M, Star
BOoKKEEPER. full charge college man.
| executive ability. II years extensive ex-
perience, draft-exempt, desires connection
With well-established company. Box 41s-M
BOY wishes job as mechanics helper or
garage attendant. Decatur 4555
BoY bo2cs e0oEsd cs pcl IS Tshe s4s syenns work
BOY. colored, 10, wishes work as truck
Pflpee P6ana nk kitehen t,a helper or dishwasher.
BOY. coored, Is. honest, reliable, refs,
deslres work after pm. Call TR. 1923
BOY colored, wants evemng work MI
4516.
BUSINESSMAN desires connection where
initiative, alertness are requisites; expert
/ cir
own business restricted. Can be trusted
duties requiring real ability. Box 465-M,
Ca1F CCA1RFPENrTER, a3rTI sesxyperenced;, wants work.
Q pm
CARPENTER aud builder of store fronts.
sdnSd sp,S, ana ain1 modeTnized recreation rooms
CHAUFFEUR, mechanic, 2s years expert
ence' truck or private tunion). Box 419M,
earence eHET e0ered So shvxbare A over z
time; no restaurant work Would lss7ee
city. Box 44.-M, Star. 12'
COOK. 81. desires position as manager O.
drugstore, luncheonette or cafeteria: q
years, experience: good references NORTH
5l44 between and 10 pm. 12'
CRAFTSMAN. experienced, wants free
lance drafting of all kinds, charts, letter
ing, etc. Box 459-M, Star.
CRAFTSMAN, experienced ink tracer. me
| chanicaL architectural, structural draw
. ings Also commercial lettering. Boz
443-M, Star.
DRY CLEANING PLANT superintendent
practical methods, now operating owr
quality plant; have around $4,000 annua
} following; also experienced help; will con
slider only quality and frst-class offers. Boz
{ l0l-M. Star.
EMPLOYERS-Don't waste time if yol
| can't pay $40 and meals to sandwich
soda man, draft free, just under ] g. will
night work at right price. Phone Bill
Dl. 1868. l2%
FOOD MAN, al one time. experienced a
steward, buyer and manager, would lik
to make new connections in the FOO
I, business Middle age, good habits, de
pendable. Box lS-C, Star.
. HANDY MANI do odd Jobs housework
lawns, windows, or anything, evenings ate
1 8 pm CO. 1886.
/. HOUSING MANAGER, maintenance. heat
, ing, plumbing electrical painting: a
present employed Box 3S4-M Star. 49,
. MAN, colored, employed, wants elev. wor
part time or ewes; experience and re-
NO. 33l7.
/ MAN, white, Is years with one company
{ wants suard or watchman or steady wors
]. Dupont 622S.
Evening star., 1942-07-12
WAITRESS NEEDED.
TYPIST.

Opening for rapid typist and general
once clerk: will consider application OF
beginner if typing is fast; excellent oppor-
sition 5la-day week starting salary, $50
and lunch Call Mr. Fike, Doctors Hos
pital for appointment.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-05-22

the new year came in with great
promise this week at Pilgrim. DIR.
T. J. King of Pittsburgh, with his
spiritual fire and practical counsel.
launched the good ship Pilgrim
on voyage of such hope and in
spiration that her course this year
should be smooth and her cargo
rich with blessings.
Honor and tribute were paid our
pastor and his wife Sunday after
noon amid palms and flowers. The
officers of the church, the minis
tiers of the community, the men,
bers and friends of Pilgrim, all
joined in an expression of appre-
citation and gratitude for services
rendered by Rev. and Mrs. Ware
this past church year.
Sunday morning Rev. Ware
preached the Seventh Word from
the Cross. Sunday night DR.. King
preached "Great God, Who Turned
the Tray"
Friday night Rev. King preached
"Sin Must Co." a dramatic sermon
in which sin was tried before a
jury of ministers, with the congre-
cation as witnesses and the Holy
Ghost as judge. 1t was strikingly
presented and wealthy in spiritual
food. Before leaving Tuesday
morning, DR.. King expressed his
sincere gratitude to the members
and friends of Pilgrim for their
hospitality and kindness during his
stay.
Rev. and Mrs. Ware desire,
through this column, to thank Pill
grim and friends for a very happy
anniversary.
Next Sunday morning Rev. Ware
will preach, "The Good Shepherd"
from Isaiah 40:11, Moffatt's trans
lation. "For he feeds his flock like
a shepherd and gathers them in his
arms, he is carrying the lambs in
his bosom and leading the ewes
gently" Sunday night-"The Race
of Life"
st. James A. M. e. Church: The
church auditorium improvement is
noticeably advancing. Rev. B. N.
Moore at the II a. m. service on
May II spoke on christians Must
Win for Lasting Peace" Flowers
on the altar were presented in
memory Of Mrs. Viola j. Jordan BY
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-05-22
A Letter of
Welcomed!
May 10, 1912.

may 4O1 4O4H.
Mr.. Cecil Newman
The Minneapolis Spokesman
st. Paul Recorder
306 South 3rd Street
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Dear Mr.. Newman:
1 have been urging you for some
time to take on industrial relations
= = y in this city. It is important in
this battle for democracy that the
Negroes be recognized. AS you
know, I have been interested in
seeing that every individual, who
can do something for the govern
ment, be given a job and it makes
no difference whether he be a Ne
gro or a white.
l have wanted you to handle in
dustrial relations for many weeks
and you have declined to do so. 1
trust you will now accept my in
vitation to become associated with
the Federal Cartridge Corporation
in charge of Negro industrial re-
lations. Nothing will give me
greater pleasure than to welcome
you into my organization.
Yours very truly,
FEDERAL CARTRIDGE
CORPORATION,
c. L. Horn,
President.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-05-22
Willkie Honest

During presidential campaign Republican
Wendell We startled experienced political observers by his
declarations favor equality Negroes At the first
blush appeared that his words this the deper
of the G. o. P from the New Deal the thousands of
Negroes which had been captured during the two previous
paigns by the Roosevelt forces
this Wendell Wie has spoken
inequalities which the Negro
gds a struggle the death victory
One of the chief factors the Na easing of its racial restrc
addition Louis gesture and the fire from
the Wilkes attack the Navy for barring Negroes
all but low grade of its service.
Wke indicated his attitude when Secretary of the Navy
Miller the issuing the fol-
lowing statement:
Cali commendab but there nothing in Secretary Knoxs
citation about change the Nays policy toward Negroes Dore
Miller decorated but he still can't from his humble rank of
for the he with black skim He and
his brothers also still shut working the
industries whatever their ~ We should least insist that
prohibit citizen
serving his country in for which he is fitted"
This country unaustomed hearing presidential asprants
speaking like that democracy. Not D. R. has
plain in public addresses.
Those who thought Wllie simply playing politics in
Pumping rights Americans
evidently his during past months
racial bgotry public Wie
who dare do deserves the all and freedom
loving people the country and world
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-05-22
FEPC: Clamp Down

The recent order of the Fair Employment Committee
directing ten midwest industries holding
cease racial religious discrimination highly
The FEPC said there firms had
advertised for white genle
barriers to the employment of Negroes
down. holder federal discriminatory practices
This is it should be- There place united about war
effort for preventing the millions of loyal Negroes doing
their Bit 1t fine thing that industry
form to the democratic ideal in employment
Unhappy FEPC could profaby VIOLA
tons OF the Presidents Executive much closer
home There dsquietng evidence that
many federal agencies being
observance.
Many and varied the methods obyng the order
ne violating its spirit Observant Negroes
the possibility that token employment sprnkng coored work.
~ may be the device used to deny employment
quanhed Negroes deserving of place federal
BY pointing to handful of issuance
the Presidents order be possible agencies to claim
that they have reformed shooting square with cood
workers However, to be feared case Too
Negroes have complained that DENYING Jobs
quahed workers. and permitting advance grade
merit - o
confined agencies continue
IN subtle campaign of denying federal
despite the clear intent of Executive Order 1902
These complaints merit the
1t IS necessary to fullest realization
states that all and all opportunity for
service Discrimination by against minority
groups on the basis religion and
morale generally and derac from total war
1t IS In the interests of national webeng that FEPC give
thorough airing charges of discrimination federal
The ntegraon of Negro workers into federal progressing
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-05-22
Mathews Lambasts Ministers;
Says They Are Washed Up
By Ralph Mathews in Afro-American
Is the Church Washed Up?

Is the Church Washed Up?
had time digest all the manestos issued with due
Cleveland last week. but have little faith in the effectiveness
the work they Matched up.
and group
come-ateies in the business of remaking the world
The not and unexpected development in world
AFFAIRS but elimination of events which have been the making
since the early days of the Hoover depression
Pearl Harbor simply the first quawk ugly infant which
has been taking shape for long time having conceived the
reckless following the last when evil growing fat
and wealthy at the of their less fortunate brethren
the church the pampered baby
plOiers the rode high wide and handsome ung their
trusting sheep to sleep with promises pie in the while the big
bankers factory ghOuls and landlords made off with most of the
/ good things of the earth.
Even when the depression grim reality
isolated Wall Street panic many wanted to believe and misery
and the nation the prophets needed
cries of the people, but continued to shield the guilty blaming
the whole ugly angry God.
Urged Prayer Not Fight
holy urged pray
assumption that while their hungry heads bowed they
could not the bounu tables and the bullying boxes the
capastic gangsters who had the wealth.
also understood that the rank file could
battling for their economic rights while down their
the preached gospel
shall inherit the earth This perhaps but what
stopped out that inheritance effective
til somebody dies and
In the early days of the New Deal when attempted
to lead the children out of the wilderness of depression by rang
the
soidIy against him.
PuppOunders fearful of losing blessings
community helped their
less epes after the Hyde
making the ignorant believe that against
publican party to consign ones soul to Hades.
Of they lost the battle because nobody really pays
attention to ministers nowadays when they discuss anything
Mum Reforms
All during the reform they, Glass; part
fight for better housing security and youth-savng
There who concept revolution
which was but they considered renegd
and stood good chance of being read of
fascist bishops could have colared
Now after missing the bus for nine years.
trying their prestige
under the sleeps clothing of patriotism.
They pretend to be interested general
benighted brother and az his chosen leader.
m with the aid of the keen and cunning pnks
made with
of the clutches of Attorney Bdde
wrest the from the hands sinful
have captured the corpoahps through social
the preachers washed
of
all phas
alminh
will when all
Iseven daysa week
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-05-22
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our deepest
gratitude to our many friends and
neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy during the illness of our
beloved wife and aunt, Mrs. Sadie
Morgan Warren, and for their
messages of coincidence during our
bereavement caused by her death.
We wish also to thank everyone
for the beautiful floral tributes
and Rev. B. N. Moore for his won
derful service.
Mr.. John Warren, husband
Mrs. Clara Banks, niece
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-05-22

Mr.. Halsey Jordan. Special vocal
numbers were rendered by ]. E.
johnson, and Mr.. Hargrave and
Mrs. A. Ballenger presented duet.
Sunday, May "a, is Educational
Day with a special sermon by the
pastor on "The Educated Heart"
The District Conference will meet
at st. Peters Church Tuesday and
Wednesday, May 26 and 27. Prep
arations are being made for a great
meeting. Chas. Miller, Reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-05-22
Separate Ocean?

Secretary Knox of the Navy hastily comforts the Kuxers and
Fascsts in the land by explaining that Negroes whites will
separated the Navy and the end given separate ships
this Jim Crosm is carried to logical Navy
Michigan Chronicle" --3 81 49,.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-05-22
Thanks!

Dear Friends:
We take this medium to express
thanks and appreciation to our
many friends for the cooperation
and kindness extended to us dur
ing our four year stay in Mime
apolis.
We wish you good luck and much
happiness.
Sincerely yours,
Mae and Ray Hatcher.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-05-22

slowly Department circulated Presidents Order
Number 1902 required but clearly
is being sabotaged somewhere along the line
Department heads must do their obvious
quire strict compliance personnel officers of the
too much latitude to nu the presidential order while giving the
pearance of compliance.
and regulations covered by SsO2 To permit interpretation
presidential order by officers open prejudice
and bgo ALLEGATION of employment FEPC should
hardandfast rules and that all federal personnel
devate not whit from the letter and spirit the regulations
great order on which it was based.
Unfortunately creating confidence in it's workings BY
its failure to date make public the results
vestgations.
specific chore of preventing dis
elimination in federal industry working
IL that FPC has only discovered evidences
OF in the ten mdwestern industries ordered
their employment ways
Therefore devOlves FEPC keep
and with the nearly 100000 Negroes
and to forrighy those persist
in discrimination in defiance of the orders of
The public these
their dismissal for violation of presidential
anty tendency the
interpret the presidents order to the disadvantage of the Negro
the Jew.
Failure of the FEPo en house"
tendency of other personnel d.
o discriminate.
The FEPC has solemn duty perform
handling of the discrimination problem effect on the
They nightly to unified
nation and powerful making energies
of all the people, publicly Immediately ochine any officials
federal the
benefits of the services of minority groups wartime
all bols down country needs the efforts of
and this bird Drained official
shot with prejudice
energies loyal and willing citizens then that
official hamperg the just surely as if he blew up
| munitions factory.
FEPC the power to see to it that this country has the
Of racial and religious mnories
to the preservation of the naone Sentry
ton, D. CO..
The Negro people the only group without
adequate representation WashngtonUeveland Call Post
Separate Ocean?
Secretary Knox of the Navy hastily
Fasts in the land by explaining that Negroes whites will
separated the Navy and the given separate ships
this Jim Crowism carried to logical by the Navy the
when Negroes will given separate ocean ooTe
: =. = - i.
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Friday, May %, 1912
NOBILITY

Say thou not my heart is gold,
My friend, will not hear it;
Fine linens, laces rare and old,
Such flattery will queer it.
I only trust its chief ingredient
Is neither pomp nor vanity,
Often right and less expedient,
Full-measured with humanity.
Spare my heart the sanity role,
Nor cast it deep in Faustian parts,
Give me plain nobility of soul,
From recipes of common hearts:
Full cup of love, little hate
For devious ways and petty schemes,
heaping spoon of joy, then CRATE
The rind of woe, splash with dreams,
Spice we'll life's little things,
A pinch of pain, but make it mild,
daughters wine, too soft for kings,
Drop in generous hunk of smile.
When life's arid, little tear,
Stint not the milk of human kindness,
Leaven daring with healthy fears,
And add loves happy blindness.
Friendliness for all who grasp my hands,
Tolerance for another's views,
Silence when the circumstance demands,
Patience, nerve-courage to lose.
Add love of God and men, and say
I'm bound for Heaven on mule,
shall not care, it's just my way,
My chariot's the Golden Rule.
james T. Logan
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Don't Forget Private Joe Louis

We doubt that the ary plan to refuse Joe Louis uough for
outdoor defense his title this will public approval
Joe has contributed American morale than almost
other single individual Macarthur and several others by joining
the buck private Other former champions figures
and politicians have sought often received soft bers the
services.
In their Mike grief
officials should forget Private Joseph little
and ready all Goods
world conflict.