davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-07

dec radnika strpan je saw rad.
Tako II mnogim odelenjima. pri-
caju radnici, kako je nazad deset,
,.etnaest iii dvadeset godina, ma
iednom poslu radio oko dvadese-
tax liudi. sada rade samo Sc
dam iii osam ljudi; ma .drugom
mestu bilo je uposleno po trideset
iii wise radnika, sada samo pet
naest iii mamie, tako redom kroz
sve tvornice.
U poslednje vreme formani
superintendent postal su mnogo
lukaviji, stalno paze da Ii je koji
radnik SEQ da Sc malo odmori iii
lepao da zazmuri par minuta, iii je
zastao ma radu, iii je mozda pres
ror it'd. O svemu tome nadgledni-
ci izvescuiu one koji su mad nil
ma. Vec godinama postoje redov-
nj sastanci "a formane druge mad
glednike. Tim sastancima dato je
ime "Foremans Safety Meetings"
Rezultat tih sastanaka sastoii Sc
u tome da Sc jos po koji radnik
skine sa ovog iii onog posla, a
rad Sc naval ma one koji ostaiu.
Ranijih godina nadgeldnici nisu
bill toliko mudri. Radnici pricaiu,
a pisac Sc toga SEGA, kako Sc ne.
kad moglo otspavati po koji cas-
ra radu, ali ne sada. Ma vecini
poslova danas Sc radi skoro ne
prekidnim letenjem "a celih osam
sati, sa svrhom da Sc svrse IA
radnika natovareni poslovi. U let
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-07
50 Rudnika povracena
privatnim vlasnicima

Kao sto je vlada obecala, kada
je preuzela rudnike "a vreme ru-
darskog strajka, pocelo je povra-
canje tih rudnika privatnim Was
nicima. Dc sada je povraceno 50
rudnika.
Buduci da koncem ovog meseca
iStice takozvani ugovor Lewisa sa
vladom, ocekuie Sc da &c Lewis
iskoristiti vracanje rudnika kao
argumenat da je preuzimanje rud-
nika izvrseno sa svrhom da sc sti-
te interest vlasnika. Razume Sc,
Lewis nece argumentisati sa svr-
hom da objasni radnicima kako
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-07
SOv.jetska Russia.

Svi znaci pokazuju da Stalinis-
Eicka Russia izradjuje "novu" po-
:ticku liniju. Litvinoff je smak-
hut kao ambassador u Washingto-
|hu; Maisky nije wise Ambassador
h Londonu. l Amerika je zameni-
svog Standley-a sa Harrima-
nom, koji &c cd sada biti ambasa-
Flor Moskvi. Hartman je davno
Eezan sa novodilasima, ali to ne
knaci da je en- jedan cd poznatih
|'teoreticara" Novog Dila. Harri-
man je milioner po nekoliko pu-
Ia, on je direktor najmanje diva
heset korporacija banaka.
Izgleda da je mnogo oglasenl
Bastanak izmedju Amerike, Veil
ke Britanije i Sovjetske Rusije, "a
peo. Amerika trazi da Sc sastanak
odrzi u Londonu, Stain zahteva
da Sc sastanak odrzi Moskvl.
Svakako da &c ma tome sastanku,
ako. kada Sc odrzi, ruska dele
gaciia uporno nastojati da sc dod-
ie do nekog sporazuma u vezi sa
takozvanim drugim frontom. Da
ie to glavna linija sadasnje poll
tike Stalinista, to svedoci govor
glavnog StalinStiekog papagaja
u America, Earl Browder-a, koJl
nedavno rece da zahtevi da Rusija
ustupi avijonske baze svojim Sa-
u Sibiriji "a napad ma
Japan, predstavlja zahtev da Ru-
siia uzme glavnu ulogu u ratu
protiv Japana, kao sto je uzela
tn ulogu, prema Browder-u, II ra-
tn protiy Hitlerove Nemacke,
James B. Reston, jednom brzo-
iayu niujorskom Times-u, kaze ola
90 i Londonu drzi da RuslJa
prvu krizu mira Il
ovom ratu." To ne moze znacltl
drugo vec da Saveznici osecalu
da re pogodba oko podele plena
hit; nrilicno teska t. j., da izgleda
ia Rusija ina svoje raeune koJe
nisu gotovi da usvoJe'
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-07
Konvencija AFL.

Proslog ponedeljka a. oktobra)
otpo6ela je konvencija Ameritke
Federacije Rada u Boston-u, Mas
Sachusetts. Ranije sc mislilo da ce
Lewis povuti svoiu priiavu "a
uvad JAMIE rudarskih radnika Il
AFL, ali izgleda da prijava stoji
i da &c na ovoj konvenciji blti
predmet rasprave.
L narednom broju imacemo ne
sto wise da kazemo tom skupu
IadniGkih fekera.
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Ceska.

cehoslovaeka vlada u izgnan-
stvu izjavila je svoju gotovost da
(Nastavak ma 3. strani.)
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Kroz kapitalisticku Ameriku.

politicka drzava stiti interese
sva njegova argumenta-
CHA imade samo jednu svrhu =
pCbOlj ljsanje stanja samog Lewisa.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-07
Italia.

Grof sforza, bivsi ministar
vainskih posala u Italiji, dobio' Je
dozyolu cd americkih vlasti da se|
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-07
Ce|iCni radniCi i SoCija|izam.

70 vreme zalosno je posmatratl
radnike koji rade na vrucim pos
lovima. Cd pocetka pa do svrset-
ka radnog dana, radnik je stalno.
moglo bi Sc reel, 'pleyed-out'. Me
eova kosulia (ako je niie skinuo) .
caksire, kappa, cipele, tako SUI mok-
ri Cd znoja, kao da su IL jezera T.
vuceni. Polu izplazenog jezika /
rolu izvracenih ociju, delimicnc
poguren, Cd Cd vrJcine oslabllenlm
nogama, radnik stalno basrlja /
trci "a celih osam sati. Nekoji ne
mogu nj izdrzati vec padnu i ta-
da ih vozi bolnicu na pregled,
a krivica Sc svaljuje ma vrucinu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-07
Izrabljivanje.

Stepen izrabljivanja je mnogo
povecan i neprekidno Sc povecava
sa daljnim usavrsavanjem alata
i prisiljavanjem radnika da svc
wise wise rade. Prema casopisu
"Steel News, kojeg izdaje U. S.
Steel korporacija, oval celicni
trust je "zaradio" prosle godine So
100000. Nakon sto je odbio "a
sve troskove, porez, obnovu alata,
osiguranje mnogo kojesta drugo-
ga, tada mu je ostalo cistog oko
100000. A to je prilicna "zara-
da' "a lopove koji nista ne rade.
Ta "zarada" je postignuta 81,
nemilosrdnim izrabljivanjem ce-
l;cnih radnika. Kad god je do
sac kakav novi izum alatima iii
metodu rada, jedino SUI sc kompa-
nije tim koristile; jedan dec rad
nika je otstranjen, ma ostali
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-07
NeZdravOst.

Pored teSkog rada BRINE, ce-
licna industrija je jake opasna po
zdravlje. Radnici vecinom iZgleda-
iu bolesljivi, vecinom Sc tuze da
su takvi. Mnogi pomru dobu od
cetrdeset do pedeset god. A nije nj
cudo kad sc uzme Ii obzir straSna
necistoca u tvornicama. U nekm
odeleniima zrak koji Sc udise tako
je ispunjen prasinom od raznih
minerala, da sc nekad ne moze
nj disati niti oci otvoriti. Pcred
toga, ulje, kolomaz, dim cd katra-
ma it'd, sve to otezava mace tes-
ko stanje radnika. Kada oblak to-
ga dina naidje ma radnike, svi kas-
liu i kijaju pokusavaju da ne
(Nastavak ma 3. stranD
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-10-07

Celicni radnici besumnje pate
wise pod kapitalizmom nego rad
nici ma koje druge industrije. Sa
izuzetkom rudarske industrije, o.
va ie fizickom smislu najteza i
najgrublia Cd sviju drugih indus
trija. Cega Sc god covek prihvati,
sve je tesko, celik, zeleZo, minara-
Ii, alati it'd. Izrabljivanje, nezdra,
vost, opasnost, nocni rad opsta
eruboca svega, cini celicnu tvor-
nicu, ako ne najgorom, onda jed
nom cd najgorih grana rada.
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NAsA SYRIA: UniStenje
kapitalistickeg Uredjen3a; n
niStenje najamn0g ropstva
radniGke klase; prenaSan5e
syih zemaljskih industrija U
ruke orYanizovanih pr0izvo-
djaSa; svakom radniku potpun
plod njegovog rada; oslobo-
dljenje celog covecanstva cd
morije KlaSne Vladavine; us
postavljanje SlobOdne Zajed-
nice Drugova / Drugarica -
Industrijalne Republic Rada.
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September 20, 1943.

September 20, l943.
Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt
President, United States of America,
White House,
Washington, D. C.
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eo. n .corresoona - ,5.F-
soL'clroR 20 .,.,or nr1 w,th

NASA SREDSTVA: Prosve-
civanie radniGke klase u llsshu
Marksixma: Cfa su rad kapi-
tai -nepomikliivi nepFijatsIj: !
organizovanje radnicke klase4
U jednu Revoluciolsarnu POli-
ticku Paxtiju "a osvajznje i
rAzaranje POliticke Drzave ka-
pitalizma; organizovanje rad
nika jednu reyOluciOnarnu
Industrijalnu Juniju "a Wi
mamie, drzanje j kretanje svih
Zemaljskih Industrial.
Evening star., 1943-06-27

little pieces America all the globe today Pieces where
Dallas Podunk have
desert polar almost overnight into busy oPos for the
Air Transport Command.
Americas swift woore need critical
materials from critical place the earth to another
ytwhot host Of these oiports there how
quickly and ingeniovsIy they created
eor speo sote the who did the Job
oines, military who dropped their
throw mochess knohow into this coll Of
Of Americas fight for free existence
spirit WorBondbvye, factory worke-oy
viewo and follow, with pride!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
70 Poles Killed
For Staying Ndzi,
British Report

NEW YORK. Jan. % GNS).-
The GeStapo has executed 10 Poles
for the killing of one German
policeman, the British radio said
today.
The Nazi officer. the broadcast
said, allegedly was shot while
identity cards in a Polish
train.
First, the Germans arrested
all so passengers i'm the COACH
the broadcast said. They
hanged 10 of them, including
some women, on the spot and
the remaining 40 later.
"A fortnight later, Is workers
i'm the factory that manufac-
tured the fatal bullet, and Ave
leading citizens, were shot. The
German hangmen had their
faces blackened TO conceal their
identity, because Germans who
take part i'm such acts of terror
fear the revenge of the popu-
lation." :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Canada Warns
Steel Workers
10 End Strike

4 OTTAWA. Jan. % GNSl.-
Prime Minister w L. Mackenzie
King today declined further arbi'
ustion by the government in the
strike OF 1880 Dominion Stee
workers unless the men first re-
turn 10 their jobs.
This stand was evidenced IN g
message forwarded by Kine TO c
II Willard. national director OF The
United States Steel Workers oi
America tCIO). following Nil.
lsrd's request for a second con
ference between union officials
and government representatives.
Three Of the Dominion'S largest
mills. at Sault Ste. Marie, ont.
and al Sydney and Trenton, Nova
Scotia. have been shut down by
the walkout They account for 7c
per cent OF Canada's steel pro-
duction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
POLES HARAss NAILS

LONDON. Dec. % (UP) Pa.
triotic saboteurS. operating in the
shadow of the GeStapo in occupied
Europe, have destroyed or dam
aged more than S1,000,000 worth
of German machinery and war
materials. Allied governments here
estimated today.
Adolf Hitler was reported 10
have ordered the Gestapo to renew
It's efforts 10 smother the sudden
increase in sabotage which fol-
lowed Allied victories in Russia
and North Africa.
In Poland, five villages from
which Poles were evicted 10 make
room for German settlers were
burned by peasants.
In Warsaw. the Germans an
nounced that 200 persons would
be held as hostages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
RED Cdrndtion'
Slayer Executed

&SAN QUENTIN. Cal, Jan. q
up Leslie Bella Gireth. 81
Glendale ieweler whose motive
for the red carnation" murder OF
Dorena Hammer. n. may be con-
cealed in the haunting lyrics of
Clair dc Lune, died today in the
San Quentin Prison gas chamber
Gireth died without disclosing
Why he killed the farmer San Jese
State College beauty last July Is
in San Leandro bungalow court,
and then placed a bouquet of red
carnations by her body.
Earlier. Gireth. a husband and
father of two sons. had limited
that the solution of the Staying lay
in two lines from Clair de Lune. -
above poem set 20 music by Claude
Dcbussy. He played the music
constantly on a photograph while
willingly awaiting execution in his
rell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Crawford Hits
owl Headline

WASHINGTON. Jan. % (CP)
Rep. Fred l.. Crawford tR) oil
Michigan said today a headline
printed in the Office of War In
formations weekly bulletin was
"a contemplate lie
This should he warning TO
the people against govern
ment-controlled or subsidized
press" Crawford said, He re-
ferred 10 a headline in Victory
Magazine. which said:
"Corn prices frozen Mt high
est levels, 100 per cent In ex-
cess OF parity"
The Office Of Price Admins
tration last week set ceiling prices
on corn at the highest level pre-.
vailing in established markets ir
the period from January 8 10 u
The story under the headline in
the Owl magazine said stabilize.
.tion Director James F. Byrnes
Secretary of Agriculture Claude
r! Wickard. and Deputy Price Ad-
ministrator j. X. Ga braitf
pointed out that present prices
for corn reflect IN excess OF lOC
per cent of parity =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Kill Assault Charge
Against MCGrath

Believing that Harold McGrath,
whose wife was Strangled TO death
in her apartment last Friday, was
sufficiently bounded by trouble,
Ira Cole a parking lot attendant,
today dropped assault and battery
charges against him.
Cole. who operates a lot at 13S
Temple avenue. had charged in
Recorders Judge w. Mckay Skill
mans court that McGrath had
beaten him. September 9. after
being reprimanded for dumping
Junk on the Cole property.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Conveys TIED UP

WASHINGTON. Jan. % INS).
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Ralph Bard. in letter made pub
lie today. accused Go machin-
lists local union in San Francisco
of disrupting convoy and troop
movement schedules at Pacific en-
Ibarkation ports by refusing 10 al
low its members TO work on
Saturdays or Sundays without
payment of premium wages"
The letter was read TO the
House by Rep. John Z. Anderson
tR) of San Francisco, who termed
the action of the unionists as
Unreasonable"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Wayne Institutions
To Quit Selling Cans

Letters received today by The
heads of Wayne County institu-
tions directed them TO cease sell
ing discarded tin cans TO private
firms and turn them into the salv-
age drive.
Charles F. McCauleX. county
purchasing agent, said he thought
the tin was going into the wal
effort when cans were sold to the
can conservation committee. A
+checkup revealed the committee
was a private firm, selling re-
claimed tin TO bottle cap manu-
'facturerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Triple TribbIe
Three Previous Marriages Of
Bride Disturb No. 4

Edmund Tribblc was never told
about the triple marriages of his
wife. Elaine. 50 today he was
granted an annulment by Circuit
Judge James T. Chenot. S.
Tribblc of 1929 Sixteenth street,
told the court he was married in
O, last MAY 6 and that
his bride wrote on the marriage
license that she was 22 and never
had been married.
She's really 30. had three pre-
viouS husbands and IS the mother
Of a 4-year-old girl. Tribble told
the court he discovered after the
marriage. What's more, Tribble
charged that his wife married him
while she was still married TO
husband No. 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
OPA'S Chinese Puzzle
Price Ceiling Questionnaires to Laundries Fail
to Ask Replies in English

NEW YORK, Jan % GNS).-
.OPA officials who neglected 10
state answer in English were
biting their nails today in the
awful anticipation that they will
receive 5000 price ceiling question
.naires filled out in Chinese.
The missionaries were sent 10
5000 Chinese laundries with a set
of instructions translated into
Chinese by the Chinese Benevolent
Association
Lacking interpreters OF its own,
the OPA fears that il will have ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Quick Death
Britsin's New Fighter Proves
Worth in London Raid

LONDON. Jan. % INS).--
Britain'S newest and fastest
fighter, the Hawker Typhoon. ac-
counted for five of the Ia German
raiders knocked down over Eng
land Wednesday, the air ministry
announced today.
Ii was the first revelation that
the Typhoon had passed prelimi-
nary tests and had gone into &C.
ton. The ministry said the Typhoor
had been used by the Raj since
the Dieppe raid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

plies-were forced to put out In
their own barges to get supplies
on Sunday"
FURORE IMPENDING
The Beacon-Journal asserted
that The reports are beginning 10
be circulated widely in Congress
and a blow-off is imminent"
The navy was said TO be investi-
eating.
TN New York. Leo Huber
man of the National Maritime
Unions public relations staff,
said:
1.-THE tional Maritime
Union has contracts with 100
shipping firms and there is no
ruling against Sunday unloading
in any contract. II Is probable
that most contracts call for time
and half or double time for
Sunday unloading.
NOT PART OF JOB
("MNU men are seamen and
not supposed TO unload. In fact,
some insurance companies have
clauses which prohibit unloading
of cargoes by seamen."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
British Ship Sunk

WASHINGTON. Jan. % (UP).
"A medium-sized British mer-
chant ship was sunk by subma-
rine late in December in the South
Atlantic. of the South American
cast coast. the navy announced to-
day. Survivors were landed al
Miami.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
1 Hurt in DSR Crash;
Motorman Titketed

A truck-street car collision to-
day resulted in a reckless driving
ticket for the motorman, Fred
Revait, 81, of 6420 West Hancock
avenue, and serious injuries to
Thomas Niebel, 10. of 444 Peter
boro avenue.
The Baker car struck a truck
which was turning left onto
Gratiot avenue from Brush street.
Niebel was a passenger in the
truck, driven by Harley j. Little.
AZ, of 65l Henry street. The
street car was thrown off the
track.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
WHAT on the Air

This program has been
given The Detroit Times by
the stations herein listed.
n the presentations as
scheduled are not on the
air. the fault lies with the
stations and not The De-
trOit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

call upon the benevolent associa-
Ition once more if the forms arc
returned with Chinese characters
To add to the price czars' woes
the information must be supplied
every two months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
SATURDAY EVENING

1850 y. NJ.
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March OF Dimes.
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1900 MIDNIGHT
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
KINGS Stamps Go TO War

LONDON, Jan. % (UP).-King
George VI today announced he is
giving his collection of japanese
stamps TO be auctioned for the
benefit of British war relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

90 .. VI.
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WJLB-News and music.
WJBk Polish ladies hour.
1;Is y. VI.
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i:3O q. ".
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WWJ Pol Out for Victory.
WNIZ-Wash ton luncheon.
music
I:aA q. NJ.
WJR Hon. Walter Nash.
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WJLB-NeWs and music.
NJRK Russian program.
2sI5 y. VI.
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500 q. NJ.
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WJLB-Rumanisn hourly.
WJBK- Hellenic hourly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

AKRON. O.. Jan. % (INS).-
Weary United States marines were
forced TO unload their own sorely
needed supplies at Guadalcanal
Island because civilian crews re-
fused 10 work on Sunday, the
Beacon-J journal said today in a
copyrighted article.
A returning navy pilot called the
action of the merchant marine
crews a strike and branded the
incident 1.-The worst scandal OF the
war" the article said.
The navy pilot. according TO the
newspaper, said the crews refusal
was based on national maritime
union rules against working on
Sunday.
DENIES EXAGGERATION
The Beacon-Journal added that
while one Washington source at
/ tributed the stories of six return.
ing veterans of the Solomons
campaign 10 "exaggeration quite
common when boys are under the
stress of emotion" another high
official source in Washington
which must remain anonymous
\ confirmed the reports.
\ Said the Beacon-Journal:
1.-THE combined charges Of
three Akron marine eyewit-
nesses, a navy pilot and two
sailors who heard the story
while they were In action In the
\ Solomons, are:
THAT merchant marine
vessel dropped Its hook two
miles off Guadalcanal one Satur-
I day afternoon and that after
4 spending two hours In landing
supplies. the civilian crews
knocked off, refusing to work
again until Monday morning.
\ 2-"Thst hungry, malaria
weakened. and. in some cases,
slightly wounded manifested
on a rice diet and lacking sup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Civilians Loaf ON Job,
Tired Marines DO Id

plies-were forced TO put out In
their own barges to get supplies
on Sunday"
Evening star., 1943-12-26

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-08-27
Editor:

Editor:
Why are all of the articles re-
printed in your otherwise COM
mendable paper usually from such
left-wing publications as the New
Republic and the Natione
Carl Birkley,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Editors Note: The sO-calIed left
wing publications remain the only
publications which regularly carry
factual, critical articles on the Ne
gro problem. Since the war, many
of the smooth back conservative
magazines have discovered the
Negro and his problems but most
of the articles printed are either
sickeningly cOndescending, inaecu-
rate, slyly anti-NegrO, patrOnizing
or nOn-cOntroversial and without
lasting merit. They have some value
because they reach the masses of
the majority group. We reprint
articles from the Nation and the
New Republic because for years
they have champiOned the cause of
the American Negro and of all the
American press they recognized
that the Negro problem was an in
ternatiOnal problem of human re-
latiOns.
In addition the Nation and New
Republic correspondence is of lit
erary merit and is usually full of
facts as well as well-grOunded
opinions.
Whenever the conservative press,
daily or weekly, prints anything
worthwhile on this pressing prob
lem, we try, space permitting, to
reprint it. Wen be happy when the
sO-called conservative magazines
and newspapers too discover the
Negro One-tenth of the United
States population.