St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-09-03
Negro Press Knows It's Duty

unconouy fall into the assuming
that human rights home and parcel of the rights of
the envd nations Europe By insisting changed
conditions the Negro Press looked engaging in harmful
agitation.
used attempt the
Negro Press Foremost them the suggestion first made by
Wesbook Peger that Negro cie the people by carrying
editorial Another made that the
Negro Press sensational and appeals the emotions of its readers
Shades of Hearst, N Y. Daily News, etc.,
false and generally manufactured
possible Negro spite these restraint the
actually the freest America fact the
freest press in the world today
What enemies of Negro
stop realize, newspapers
the which their columns. News the
report happenings and good bad these mediums
duty print example, Navy
qualified Negro enlist WAVES should
directed toward the Negro which record the shame
full incident squarely
promptly reporting in its columns the which
the this magned gives the public
which practically every daily newspaper ignores
instance, the Navy awards medal Negro Negro
print big stories the Navy Army Jim Crows Negroes
True daily press print story
Negroes camp, rarely daily
describe beforehand or afterwards the real conditions which bring
such troubles 1t remains for the Negro the real
incidents the fault of the that the
reflects dscret on our country America is being constantly
papers pitfalls dunity
the bad treatment of neenth the nations population the nation
would take the advice of Negro editors America could be
paradise of goodwill and democracy
The department Justice has not charged editor
with dsoya operated by
natonaes closed
Only crakpot Peglr could into the and
Negro papers any hint of disloyalty sabotage
whites and Negroes in order hammer home the nation the
TRUTH that its relations house order Attacks the
will continue and intensity the fight human rights
There be casualties but the Negro editors
They believe greatest
people and country will be- eradicate the secondass citizenship
OF the American Negro.
fgurative citizenship by
the population of nation which position world leadership
The has read the bueprs the entire world situation
especially affects American Negroes those bepn
fces of eternal goodwill if the plans properly de-
ped The role of the Negro Press is to keep the public informed of
the of those who building well those who would
sabotage the construction of domestic and international naca
justice and accord.
Landn has once again shown his party how to lose election
His Speech phrase sounded like fourth
White Justice"
In Detroit of the deeply disturbing aspects the situation
increasing police Negroes phenomenon
peculiar Detroit its aspects
conspiracy police society," fugitive
dorays asylum every
every bed In Mobile, Ala, Negro
lip in bawl with another Negro will grinnng through
his blood that he fell on knife In Laurel Miss or Atlanta Ca
Beaumont Tex he will ody deny knowledge
street he suspects will further the of white mans justice
against another Negro
Not Alergc to Policemen
Now there is nothing Negroes chromosomes
aergc to policemen than are white men, His ergv has been
thrust him. He has learned through bitter experience
mans justice holds impartial and Blind
contrary holds extremely partial
able accuracy his skull.
The Negro resorts conspiracy other words for the
he feels himself
ng superior and denied that equal protection of law
which is the foundation of the civilized
few weeks southern town, what many Negroes
conpng against Police had picked what they
niger the streets and brought him station
crowded with policemen gathered circle and
welding club something the
officers and fell rhythmcay he
whole body into each blow
was in the station house hall when
brought out of the He wasn't black
skull red and his face and the blood flowing
and inside his shirt He ordered sergean
desk presumably, having duly punished
charged in accordance with due process.
The Negro having trouble keeping upright
wiped the blood from his with his
little counter leading to the sergeant cubyh he grabbed
support The policeman behind the counter didn't like
showed the Negroes bloody fingers from with his club
Get your hands off that black bastard" he said.
An Old Situation
walked the then police chiefs office and asked
him what going reputation for being tough
dsng violence said the Negro had
been picked drunkenness nothing happened
to him he hadn't in the station house. policeman
the groin
odd that Negro try to attack
southern policeman, particularly
heavily against him, and said answered:
Sometimes them n everything they don't
give a damn more"
We-the Whites-Wl
tell this atrociy passions 1.-THE
Negro subsequently recovered and drop
the cataract of the battle fronts for liberty the world
recognize clearly the path which following
relationship path of brutal which
conspiracy which engenders brutal suppression