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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-23
Mach dem Krieg haeli der Grocer
qefrorene Mahlzeiien bereii

rie lpcthieln ourd, Sen 8eirierprpseb
FIRE Sarben. slber. abaeleben oapon.
Sic 2eute BON ser NGbrmitteI. .@e,
irierinoliitrie erfiibnen iih, pom
9dfer bis sum TleiId)er ales iii
Sen Shranfen 5u foroern.
Sic tcihGit gen iih notiirlih aud)
nit bem Groblem scr sluibemab,
rung ioIher @aren i'm Sausbalt.
limo spar bereitet man bereits cine
teionoere slrt bon GisihrGuten Dor.
Sic cine Selnperatur bon @eir:er.
punft bis 10 8rao @Grme 'balter
40 bis so Nabrunsspidhrn aufneh-
men ipaen rnb bomit elmer Turf-
hnittsianilie / ertige 0tabl5eiten
fiir 5rei poae @oben bereitbalten
fcnnen. Sie Sabrifation iolher nell,
eli GisidlrGnfe miro bereits in gan,
grobem ltnlfange porbereitet,
Srpt Ser Sleiit)s, SriidJt,- unH
8emiiiefnnppbeit miro oies Sabr
cine Heforobobe bon 500 Millionen
Giuno gefrnrener 2ebensmittelper.
iiigbar iein. Goriges Sabre iparen
eS 600 Diillionen Yilno. Scuer
peroen $50 Milioneu Hilno 8e'
Mite uuo Sriihte eingeiroren, bon
Semen t40 Winioneu an Sc Seeres.
nerpaItuns eeben, sic natiirlid, Iiir
Sic &riegsbauer 81 allererit oalnit
porIorgt miro.
Tie 9feg;erung fault iolhe GieIeu-
porrlte notiirlih Sesbalb aui mcil
Iic bel iuhsendbcr Sagerung iiir
enoloIe 3cit friit gebalten psroen
founeu uno allberoem bel ibrer Ser.
idifilng enc @tcnge Ylas einge-
ipart miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-23
krieesanleitee teean,paet,c
Wir6 iiberseidlnet iuerben; brandt,
brandt aber mebr Ginselseid)nnngcn
nm bas 3iel sm erreiden.

Die brittle ariegsanleibe- Wertc.
fampagne lit in uollem Sdnpuug llnb
aus Sen porliegenocn 9erid)ten lit 81
entnebnnen, baB sic brittle &riegs sln-
leibe niht uur bier in Glepelano ion
bern allh in anberen Seilen ces Gan,
oes ibre Quotas melt iiberseihner
1perOen. 9toh lit aber Ser IGiperite
Sell ser aampagne nod Dor uns,
'agt %. g. @oif, County goriiser,
rnb es miro ertuartet, oab leoe Yerion
in bieiem Gountp, Die Elm Gmfommen
bat, mitbelfen miro, eiele ipiftigite
iinansielle &aene in ser Beitid)-
te erfolgreid gum Ib'bluB 81 brin.
gen.
vSreenS cine Yerion," iast Serr
8off, "oie glallbt cine quite llrIahe 81
babeu, iparum iie feline ariegsbonos
in ser oritten &riegsanleibe-& SAINT
pagne foufen iou, ion perIuhen Ieinelu
Sobn, Teripauoteu ober Sreuno, ser
iest in Ser @ebrmaht an irgenoeiner
arieasiront itebt, i6reiben l,na Die
lem 0tann erflGren, iparum er iit;
nidt beteiligt an oieiem Gerfauf.
9tabe5u 10000 MGnner unb
Srallen in Gupaboga Gountp iperoen
pdbreno oieies Wtonats als rSnfsl
|Sams TerfGufer" auftreten lno sen
100000 giirgern Oieies Gountps eire
|@elegenbeit geben bei5utragen sulu
Sieg ourd aauien bon &riegsbonos.
Giele nuslGnbiihe NatlonalitGtcn-
'gruppen orgoniiieren lid, 81 oieielu
ariegs gsbono. .Gerfaui, Inn Die nDtigen
.8eloer aufsubringen, Inn unlre Grip.
pen nit Dem notigen &ricgsmateriu-
lien oussuitatten, INN oie iiberrum,
.pelten Nntionen Guropas bon ber
Na5iberrifaft 5u befreien uno sic ei.
gene oenlpfratiIhe 9tegierllngsforlr
uno Sreibeit fir aae 3eiten 81, lihern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-23

miro unb auf einem Nes allf Der an,
oeren Seite oes Staoiunls lunbet,
Eee San gfinsens, ser Saltienoe bel
ser 8reat Safe Nuitsellltng nit ieintn
tooesperahtenoen Hitteu rnterbic!t.
gee &ap, ein SoGtauder. Ser in&
brennenoe gaiiin ipringt, lanlt Sen
beiten &omifern, Yferoen, 20lper
Siser. GIeianten lmO ein Seuerluerf
luft5i-flls. is lit eins &oritelIung, oil
niennno 10 leiht pergiBt.
Sieie Sorltelllng finoet sllgunltcn
oes 5iremon Meliei uno Benefit TilrS
Itatt. Gbef Sanps 6. Granger ac'
befannt, oab gintrittsfarten iiir 55c
iest su babsn iino I'M Yubl;c IlSi.
torium, 0ouos Clothes uno allen
Maribaa slpotbefen in Gleuelano.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-23

Tie SausIrauen gmerifas fonnen
lid, eratuIieren. @enn crit scr arieg
suenoe iein miro, brallhen lie nur
ncbenan gum &olonialnarenbanoler
eeben uno iih BORT fpnlplette Mahl.
3citen obboIen. rNtabe es beib uno
Itea' es o,i Sen Siid," ruTt ibuen
ihon bcute sic Snouitric 81, sic oic
sefrorenen sf1brmittel aui Sen
Marft bringt.
Sorlauiig ireilid, lino es vnllr"
So perIdieoere 8erihte, nit oener
tic oienen fam, aber nah oem &ric-
ge neroen uns sum minoeltcu 265
Nabrungsmittel perlprohen, Elm.
ldlieBlid elmer niiienldaitlid) 5l,-
iammeneeriibrten gefrorenen &ll.
d)enbutter, BON Ser nlan last, Oab
tic 10 ln5eritorbar iein Iol, oab lie
iugar oie miloeite slnlateurbebanos
lung iebr ihntadbnit iiberItebt.
6reil:d) fonnen miro sic S5 pers
l0teOPner HoltltOtel1eN Del,Ie HoD
niht alsseb1noigt befonrnen, meii
lire oerlteaung rationiert lit uno
iie BON Sen 9eborSen al.Igefauft
Tproen. slber Ipater miro es allber
pielen fertis5uhreiteten @erihten
cine Hense seirorener Suppen
6leiih uno Slid ieglidrer slrt uno
geirorene aompotte geben. Sober
Spe5ialitGt natiirlit, MD. BLOB alle
rie erihieoenen Steafs, gebafcner
Wobnen poer Siibnerbraten.
llno mund,es oauon miro uns &C.
maltis perbliiiien. Sonloten BET.
ip;els.pci'e ceirieren taoellos, aber
NIT oem 9luitnuen nadber gibt's
Shpierigfeiten. 8enliiie unO Seues
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-23
Glepclanrs 2lben>jh,,len
Sffericren Sedlniid,e' nnb !6anbels=
fnrie fir GrmadDicne

IhtllnSuier5ig tefnllGe uno font
mer5ielle &urie bon groBem @ert fiir
Glepelanos &riegsinouitrie lperScn Ii;
oieIem Sabre Grlpatieucn geboten,
,penr oie Shulen am 4. Sftuber ers
Gfinet iperoen. Wt1nner rmo Traucn
IS bis 60 Sabre alt fonnen nadIten
Montog ooer Mithuodl -. uno %
September. sipiIfeu 6:3O umo $50
abenSs iih regiitrieren laiien in Der
Gait Sefnical So6Ihule, Sobn
Moams, Gollinlpopo, Glepelano SraO'
Stool uno Sane sloans iitr Il $50
hen slrbeit in Sdfern luie folgt:
Sanoelsihloien, slutompbiltbeorien II.
Heparaturen. TlGneIeien nlo 3eid)s
men, Glcftri5ltdt uno 9taolo, Wta'f;.
neniperfitatt.3 3 beorie uno Graris, ,Sor.
urbeiter llnterrid)t ltno unoere ted-
niihe alaiien.
Ssliii9e 2euie ole Die gSorplIoungs-
furie nehnen poaen, fonneu iich All
~. lmo 30. Septenlber elnihrelbei:
laiien in Glepelano Sraoe, Sobn Son,
rSobn Ioams, Gait Sehnical, Collin.
pooc uno @eit Secbnical fir Inter,
ritt in folgenoen 6dhern: Haolore.
paratur, slutcmotios Dfehanifer, Die,
ielmotpre, Snbrifarbeit, SuftIfiff.
fabrtsflnoe, photographic, 9etnen,
MuihinenIhreiben, eleftri5ltut, Suft'
id)iiinptpre etc. slnoere &urie Ihlic.
ben elm: Baden, 9tdben, aleioerma'
den, SeimausitattiinA NabrurgGre.
ieroierung Grndbu,ng, Sulpelen uni
Metallarbeiten, Sanoarbelt, Sopfere:
5iiblerbanoperf, Niphologie, Wtulif
Gngliih, SanomirtIfaft.
1sreier llnterridt in GnglTf iulrl
in 20 Sdulen pornlltta9s, nafmlt
taas ooer nbcnos oenienlgeu erteilt
Die lidl iiir Sotid)ule pnrbereiten iuol
len. giirgsrflolien iiir io!fe Die giir
ger iperoen lpoaen.
@egen nebr SnIorination ril'el
Sic aui Gberrp 1850 ilrlS fragen Sl
rot Serrn VaIera Bureau.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-23
HippeSrentc Gteater
yYsp 1rienb 0lifa" besann Nittwodj
ben -. September.

Ger neue 5efnicollor Slim baiieri
auf Narp S'&nrns popularer ytopel.
le .Mp sSrienr' sSlifa", in flippenrei.
hen 8ebirgen lltab's gefllmt, miro
gum eriten Wal i'm 6ippooronle 5bea
ter aufgefiibrt uno begann Mfltiiuodl,
oen %. September. Die Sitelrollel,
liegen in Sdnoen Der beriihmten
Shauipieler 8ooop Wc9oiunll, Gre
iton Softer, ser als 8ater ipieIt, nno
Nita Sobnion, bie als Rooops Otnt,
ter auitritt. Wfiaionen bon Selern
oieier Noneae tperoen iid) freuen 81
erfabren, Dab Die gan5e 8eIhidte
nun i'm Slim 5ll ieben lit. 8enn Sic
iib einnlal gut unterbalten wollen
oann berpaiien sic niht oieIen Slim
5u ieben.
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Emblem zines Putrioten 1913

X AN FENSTERN UND AN AUTO.
MOBILEN TAUGHT DIESES EMB-
LEM AUF, UEBERALL WOHIN SIZE
KOMMEN. Es ist das Kennzeichen ei.
mes Patrioten - das Emblem der Amc-
rikaner, welche diesen Monat die Kriegs-
fihrung NIT EXTRA Kregsbonds unter-
stutzen.
Haben Sic hires schon?
Wenn NIGHT, ist es damn nicht Zeit,
dass Sic es sich vsrschaffen? Selbst mach
: der Kapitulation ltaliens sind wir noch
welt Won Berlin und Toxic entfernt.
Wenn wir das Ziel gretchen wollen, und
rasch, muss sich jeder Amerikaner am
Kampf beteiligen, Schulter an Schulter
NIT unseren Kampftruppen.
Nur NIT kriessbonds kann man es in
wirkungsvoller Weise tun.
Langen Sic also in den alien Socken
und kaufen Sic EXTRA Bonds diesen
The Cvyuhoqa County War Finanee Comm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-23
pcatisPer 11attriettet,'
bricf
Die britiiden 8eiuerfidaften iibcr
Sentid)lanbs &rieasjdnl6

@oIbington. gtah einem 9erift
|aus Sonbon bat ser am 6. Septembe:,
|begonnene SobresfcngreB ser eng
Hidden 8elperfid)afteu in elmer HeIo,
Hutton Sic Softrin bes uTaniittartis-
mus" abgelebnt.
Ser Yroteit gesen oie 5oroeruns.
[ oab Dem beutihen golt nah oem
!&rieg @ieoerglltmafungsnlaBnab,
men allierlegt 1ueroen iolen, ipar boz
60 Eerionen, barl,nter Earlamentss
mital!eoern, arbeiterfiibrern unb SD-
Sialiiten lnteridrieben. Ser geId)lu6
Ioroerte oie Selegierten sur slblehs
nllng Ser Dorliegenoeu ySaniittart"
HeiolutIon alf.
Sieie Teioluiion itellte ielt, baB bas
oellt ,hs 8olf iih Der Geranhportlieb
felt fir oen slusbruh oes &rieges
iuno fir bie @rauiamfeiten, oie bie
oei,tid,e slrmee begangen bat, niht
lent5ieben fann. Die Heiolution ipr.
oert, oab Die Sereinten Nationel1
Seutlblano 10 lange beIeten, bis Oas
oeutide Golf burb einieitige Mbrii.
lItltng lmo Gr5iebung gelernt bat, iit
lin Elm bemofratiides Spltem ein5il
orbnen uno unter elmer oemofratiidj.
len &egierung nit oen ireien Yolfer,
guropas 5uianmen5uarbeiteh.
! Der Giniprid gesen bieie Heoln
ltipn lautet
rWir begen oie Sofinune, oaB ge
lumber SeritanO, Der 8eiit iuternatio
mailer aanleraoihaft, ariinoliheaennt
Inis nno genaue Ginid)asung Ser gu
Iit1nDe un6 &rdfte, Die Ben 9itleris
mus berporgebraht baben uno oi
loringenoe Noi,pen0igfeit Der Shafi
lung elmer iclioariiden Mrbaiterflail
Inah Dem &riege Sen 8eiperfifafts
l&ongreB peranlaiien miro, oieie He
iolutirn nit acknowledgement Webr
lbeit absulebnen.
.gs lit nift ipabr, bab Oie innel
Saltl,ns unn ginitell,ing irscllo cine,
8olfes oen arieg uerIhuloet baben
lGinieitige Mbriiltling fann ben 5ria
oen niht iiherr Sic mub elm @ieoer
laufle6en oes Nationalisnus our Sol
Ice baben. Dieie &eiolution ipiiroe si
, men neuen &rieg llnpermeiblih mu
, den"
i Die Neiolution itelte ergan5en
felt, oaB nur Die Nasis uno niht oa
oeutIhe 8olt in ieiner 8eiamtbeit iii
joen Grieg uno fir oie begangene
8rauiamfeiten peranttportlih gemad
, lperoen fonnen.
II Die engliiden @etperfidaften iibe
/ libren ginfluB auf Miaionen bon sso
, ruilien in @robbritannien aus. 81
: Ge3entber 1912 lit ibre Mltelieoel
/; 'Babl nit mebr als 6,O24, 900 angs
nc,nmen tnorSan.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-23

Monat. Beschneiden Sic sogar die mot
wendigen" Ausgaben elm wenig und Sic
werden genug Geld fur Elm weiteres In
vestment auf lhr Land haben. Sic sind
uberdies CUTE Investments, die linen Di-
videnden in Bargeld abwerfen und dem
sch0nen Cef;hl in lhrem Innern, das Won
dem Bewusstsein kommt, dass Sic das
Ihre getan haben.
Vie steht es also, Herr und Frau und
FrSulein Amerika? Wollen Sic diesen
Monat NIGHT auch mitmachen - und das
Emblem zines Patrioten zur Schau stel-
len ? Cehen Sic einfach zu Ihrem Arbeit.
geber, zu Ihrer Bank oder Savings and
Loan, oder zu irgendeiner der vielen
Bondbuden in Ceschiften und B;iroge-
b1uden und Theatern und kaufen Sic
diesen Monat einen EXTRA Bond,
und UNTERSTUETZEN SIZE DIE
KRIECSFUEHRUNC!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-23
International Gtriu
Sirius
,Sm Stabinm Opm %. September
bis 3. Sftpbcr

Bob @ritnal Ser i6on biele Be.
riibmte 5auitfampfer nab Dem Glerc,
lano Staoium eebraht bat, lnaht it.
nen Sebut nls 3irfuspromoter anl
%. September, lpenn er Glepelanbs
Snternatipnaleu SbriIl Sirius, Die
groBte 5reiluitporItelluna in 9tprS
Sbio auifiibrt. ....
Sen Mapnarb, &1lnitreitcr, oe,
Selo bon Wiu:oren amerifanii ibcr
Ginoer, SRI. &;ctprp, oie lebenoe &l-
gel, sic ars elmer &anone geiboiieli
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-23
1,1acnSer,,ppc >es Rcten
Krem3cs ,pi>n,et lib
Kricosepierft

Dtit Sem 9eeinn Ses neuen Sd,uls
Iiabrcs. oils Millionen bon MGoden
uno &nah,n 81 ibren Stubien gu
(riiffcbrteu, lpurbe oas &rieasbilis-
|progranm ser SugenOgruppe bcs
Sotsn areu5es in eroBem llmfanae
i.uieNer nuigenomlnen. Son all ben
ar:egsopfcru iino sic &inber sic be-
Nollernsnsrteiten. Gie Sugenberup-
pe oes Goten &reu5es miomet infol-
igeeeiien 3eit unS &rGite sur Gin
Ncrung ser ariegsn0te uitcr ocu
|&inbern. ...
I'm oieies 3iel 5u errcid,en, wer.
|Nen 5pei beionoeye 0tetbpoen be.
'fclgt. Die cine lit oie, &inbern 90
helm uno i'm Auslanbe burb Den
Eationalen &in0er-Sonbs 5u &C.
nabren. S;e anoere Metbooe lit Sic
ser Seritellung unO @erteilun9 Don
ter oieien traurigen Spiern oes
artifeln uno Siebesgabenpafeten M
arieges.
Sm rergnngrnen Sabr ipurbe Nas
aapitnl oes gtatipnalen &iltoer
SonSs ba5u perpunSt, rlliiildp
|aricgspoiien nit Shuben 5u Der.
icben, ainoe,beine iiir friee esper-
munoete &inocr il, gnglano 81 cr.
ridten lno ST erbaIten, uno SGuI.
material;en iiir polniife 6liift,
!ingstinoer, Die in 9ritiif .SitaIrifa
ongeiieSelt porSen iiuN, 81 beiGu',
| len. Aubercem bient Sicier SENDS
sur 9eid)afiilr9 elmer sn5abl bs'on,
oerer @eibnahtspafete iiir Die
ariegsgeinngenen ser 8ercinigtcn
Natiouen in europa.
j suf Dem Seriteaungsgebiet baben
Die M,tslieSer ser Sugenogrupp'
|ein Hro9ramm ausgarbeitet, bas ge.
lrabe3u ioeal in ibre slrbeit fir oie
iShule bireinpaBt. @tdohen in Sel
Standardization baben Slpeatcl
! unb anoere ainSertleiNung oncc'
fertigt, einihlieblidb Sduglings aus
lItattllngen, sic bas gote areuS IN
Ibie pom &riege beimgell,hten Sc
Ih;ete ienoet. slnoere baben Spielia
lGen uno SpieIe fir Sic ainoer. ois
ariessopier getporoen iinb, ange
fertist.
| Gum Snbresprosramm Ger Su
leenOgruppe bes Hpten areuSes &C.
bort oie Gerteilung bon Sietespa
teten. Seoes Oieier Eafete entbdl
Iminoeitens 10 neuc Oebral,bsarti
fel. Sm b.rganeenen Sabre wuroel
lllnsei1br 100000 iolher 2iebens
iaabenpafe.e al ainoer in &uBlano
Srlano, gnslanb, Central uni
Siionmerifa perianot. sluBerocn
muroen $4,000 Yfunb barte 8on
bons nad) gnglano uno 2.OO(
Yfuno noh Hublano uerianot. mn
lmenn nebr Sfifisraun 5ur 8eriii
gung geitanoen bGtte. luaren nod
mehr oieler Mrtifel perianbt porOen
/ Sbpobl iid) ole Witslieocr oe
Sugenogruppe oes Noten &reu5e
hauptiahlih ser ariegsopfer unite
ben &inoern annebmen, pergeIlen il
sIjaooh nidt ibre 0erpfliftung scgcn
Iiiber unieren Sobaten. Gurf) 81
, lmebr OILS 100000 jllgenolid)e
) slaFitelieoer oes Hoten areujes il
> aud aui Oieiem Geb:ete piel seleiite
lporoen. Snsgeiamt iino mebr al
!, neun Miaionen Artifel i'm leste
! Shuliabre fiir uniere Soloaten ar
Iaeiertigt luorOen. Inter oieIen Mrt
1 fel finoen mir Mobel fir Solonter
!. gagesrdltme, alle Mrten BON Spie
!, len. Die in cen 2agern uno Sen 6,
bolungsrGanpen Der ariegsboipitdle
|p0totnuen iino, ierner aleiounss
hide uno cine grobe Heibe anoerc
I@cbraubsartifcl.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-23

8ie ifaoe lit es bod UNI Die
ifone 9inte, 0ie in manhen 8riefen
periprist miro.
@enn bod nur crit einmal all
oos @ereoe iiber Ole asnflntion oeila-
tioniert tpcrbcn fonnte.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-12-25

BIRMINGHAM - (ANP) - Jona-
than Daniels, well known former
editor of the News and Observer of
Raleigh, N. c.. now serving as ao-
mjnistratiye assistant to President
Roosevelt. told the Rotary club here
last week that people in the south
would all stay poor together or all
be richer together.
Fortunately for the south, Dan
iels said, "there is leadership IN 1t
which is neither lost in dreaming
or raving in demagoguery. 1t is ma
tive leadership which does not re-
gard the people of the south, white
or black, as merely colonial labor
working in poverty for the enrich
ment of few.
ut has faith in the southern peo-
pie. It has seen the demonstrations
of their skill. It does not believe a
southern worker is worth less than
northern worker nor that the
south is served by his cheapness.
s'Such leader the speaker con-
tinued, does not dismiss any mass
Of his fellows as poor whites, nor
expect the south to be rich and free
of heart by the deliberate denial of
an economic chance for decency to
its Negroes. We are hearing 2
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-12-25
Ask President To
Make FEP Decision
Mandatory On All

NEW YORK CAMP President
Roosevelt was urged to do every
thAy in his power to see that the
decisions of the FEPC are con-
ferred, wednesday in letter from
George Marshall, chairman OF the
NFCL, who characterized the
statement of the 16 southern rail-
roads refusal to comply with the
findines end dircctives of the gov
eminent agent as "a frontal attack
against the country's wartime
antidiscrimination program.
THE many friends of the FEpC."
said Marshall, ''bave looked upon
the outcome OF the railroad hear
jngs as a SYMBOL of the effective
ness of our country's efforts to
stamp out racial discrimination
from industry. They hailed the
decision of the FEPC. Therefore
non compliance with FEPC's find
ings and directives would under
mine the morale of the many
nainor;ties of our country, have
serious repcrcllssions among our
allies abroad, and greatly increase
cur national nslipower problem,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-12-25
Warns Race Bureau
Would Make Wards

4 NEW YORK (SNS)-The crea-
ion Of a bureau within the govern
spent to cope solely with race
problems Will serve only to make
Z minorities" the wards of the Fed
Eeral government, warns Lester 3.
Granger, Executive Secretary of
tne National Urban league, in the
winter issue of COMMON
GROUND, the quarterly magazine
of the Common Council for AIneri-
;an Unity, out this week. The sta
JUS Of wardship, he points out,
#Vill deprive them of all rights and
ability to demand equal partnership
Fights.
Government has not used the
ormula it already has for alleviat-
ng the various forms of discrimi-
baton now practiced against one
third of our population" Mr..
Granger says. THAT formula calls
lor the absolutely equal administra-
ion of the law and the public
ervices in all parts of the country
% all groups of the population.
Until this principle. is accepted by
81e people who create government,
Until the government itself can be
onsidered a safe instrument of
democratic force, no minor bureau
#ithin that government cen do
Kuch more than fatally confuse the
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cue Simms, but succeeded only IN
sharing his fate. There are those
like Sgt. John P. Powell of Wash
ington, D. c., who have succumbed
to the rayages of one or several OF
the tropical diseases against which
precaution must be taken contin-
ually by every soldier in this
theatre. Many others. not known
personally to the writer, have paid
the extreme price in the service OF
their country, as this road has
inched along.
All the heroes, moreover, have
not been those who are no longer
with us, but who, rather, are now
enjoying their pride in assignments
brilliantly carried out. We refer to
men like Sgt. Randolph Hill, from
Hickory, Miss, and Sgt. Quincy
Bordeaux, from Norristown, Pa,
who have performed SO remarkably
with the dozers that they have
become known throughout this area.
In like manner, Cpl. Sterling Hath
cock, from Dayton, O., made his
mark. "Stumpy," as his buddies
call him, operated the leading dozer
on the road for three months and
early earned the reputation of an
operator "who could put dozer
where a dozer just couldn't be put"
Then there is M-Sgt. William F.
Wright, of Washington, N. c.,
(class of Al, N. c. A and tt, who
for months was the enlisted man
supervising the actual cutting Of
the road, or T-SgtS. Edward F..
Clark, from New York City (class
of 40, Columbia ID; who has
done the greater part of the survey
ing required at this base. Sgt. Clark
is perhaps the most widely known
and respected non-com on the road.
His reputation as a thorough and
skilled surveyor Is such that re-
quests for his service are often re-
ceived from higher headquarters.
He is at present engaged in the
task of supervising the mapping
Of the completed road.
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Re-Education In
Race Relations
Urged For Whites
White Lawyer
Calls Patience
Theory Brutal

CHICAGO (ANP)-- Advocat-
ing for whites who because Of
their numerical superiority are
the activating power for change,
Robert Kenny, encouragement
CT California, writing in the De-
cember issue of Negro Digest, in
the IF I Were Negro" series
cautions howver, that the re-
education process will be cruelty
slow in its results.
although it is a brutal thing
thing to counsel patience to a
people whose patience extends
over three centuries, 1 cannot see
how anything car done without
tempering all planning with that
quality but note that I do not
believe that patience alone is suf
licient. Far from it," Atty. Kenny
says.
The former president of the Ma
tional Lawyers guild, widely
SiIOW 4Ol lid llHCI Gl ssCWS, NC
lives that Negroes should constant
ly demand equality, not only by
word but by proving in deed and
accomplishments, individually and
in the aggregate that equality is
their just desert.
Other suggestions offered Ne
froes who would change their
status in American today are Ia
Dor utilization, political utilization,
absorption into the war effort and
wholehearted participation in all
social streams that make the life
Of the community.
The writer concludes by saying
that Negroes are proving them
selves fine Americans and among
the country's most desirable
citizens. "And / am one OF those
who believes that the insane
barriers that separate man from
man will, before long, &c down
once for ALL"
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WINS PURPLE HEART
FOR HEROlSM IN ITALY

regiment preceded Ramsey's by a
week.
Lit Norman E. Andrews, white
Orangeburg, S. c., of the same
Asked how he felt about his
conduct during those trying mo-
ments, Ramsey said, 'sShucks, any
one ofthcse guys would have done
the same thing. When fellow is
rosted as a guard. he doesn't quit
his post until properly relieved
does he? All! 1t was nothing Got
a match?"
Pvt. Ramsey's conduct under ire
is typical of thousands of Negro
youth who are giving their iast
full OUNCE of devotion to this
global war. What he and his COM
rades have seen In this thea1er
has most deeply impressed upon
him what sort of a place America
would be to live in if the sWastika
were to reach across the Atlantic.
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Believe o3rd Is
Ready For Action

LOS ANGELES-(A N P)-The
belief grow in some quarters here
that the 93rd divisions departure
for overseas duty may not be too
far off after all.
Brig. Gen. Benjamin Q. Davis,
ST., passed through this city last
week enroute to Camp Clipper
where the division is based. It is
understood he was going there to
make an inspection. The general,
however, would make no comment
on the purpose of his visit, prefer
ring to maintain the silence to
which he has additionally adj
hered.
Divisional inspection is a normal
procedure before a unit is about
to embark for a theater Of opera
ton, although imminent departure