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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-27
Employment
Help wantsd-Fsmsls

rep Hanteu-Femaie
WILL PAY SOC per hour for lady 70
do Homework one or two DAYS a
week. 6o7 OAK 81.
AVON COSMETIC Company wants
woman OF pleasing personality, 60
render a personal service 20 Gus
toners m LaNsy Subdivision and
other surrounding districts OF Npsi-
lant. Good Pay. For partlcu lWrs
write, Mrs. zada Norris. COS North
Main, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
MGDDLE-AGFD Lady TO work part
time IN restaurant from 9-l2 or
la, Whitehouse Restaurant.
WANTED-Lady TO take care Of
modern home hy the DAY, two chit
dren In school, parents work. Call
a. so7 Congress 81, after y. ri
wANTED-Part.tims Eirl in Real
Estate office. II. c. Peet S. y.
Huron St Phone 1871.
TYPIsT ana general office work
Dixie Shops, rs w. Michigan
Ave.
WANTED-Secretar Good salary.
Automobile Club OF Michigan.
Huron Hotel Bldg.
GIRLS WANTED. Apply in
person. Trojan Laundry.
MATTRESSES and Dish
washer 81 r. Cross.
MAID for HOTEL WORK. middle.
aged or past preferred Corine Ho-
tel, ai6 W. Michigan.
sTENOGRAPHER and general
office work, United Stove
Co. Phone 1915.
SALFSLADY-in ladies' ready-to-
wear. Opportunity for advance
fuent. Good wages. Boz L-tt, care
Press.
Help Wanted-Male
MALE HELP Bomber
Factory Lpnch Company, Phone
Npsilanti 2i2T.
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Ehman & Oreenstreet
{ 10 w. Mich. Phone 1897

] 9-lo ACRES close IN on paved
street. room nome. oak floors.
coal furnace. garage. 10 fruit
tree, grapes, berries, currauts,
ruuDarb. III feet front.
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Help wantsd-Mals or Female
Real Estate
Apartments For Rant

Apartments For Kent
APARTMENT FOR REST. walking
distance to Bomber Plant Near
wizards corner. l.. p. Field, 24sS
l., MicniSIu Ave.
TWO ROOM APARTMENT
for girls. SCI z, Michigan
Ave
BEAUTIFUL furnished two-room
apartment. Ftokcr heat 1895 y,
Huron. Also arm cabins for rent,
Rooms For Rent
ROOM for one or two men, inner
spring mattress, tile bath. contiuu-
Gus hot water Garage available.
1909 WashtensW Ave. Pm. 201e-W.
LARGE Pleasant Room two or three
men. Shower bath. West Side. 1888
Grant 81.
PLEASANT ROOM for two men. also
room to share with man. 1915 W.
Michigan. Phone 1891.
ROOM, single or double for two men
Cooking privileges. eo2 Brewer.
LOVELY ROOM for men. twin beds.
bath. ground floor Cooking priNi-
leges. 1919 T.. Davis street.
WARM comfortable room for one or
two defense workers. wallace.
Phone c63i-W.
ROOM for one or two ladies, good
habits. Kitchen and laundry priv
lsEe- Inq SCI T.. Mich, Pm. lsts.
ROOM for two men OF good habits,
modern home, stoker heat radio,
a. OF mile out WashtenSw. $40
Fairfield Road.
J SLEEPING ROOMS, I double, l
triple with private bath and en-
trance. S04 Noungs ST.
LARGE ROOM for men, new twin
beds, 9Sl Pearl.
Room and Board
ROOM AND BOARD for men
T63 Lowell st Phone
PS7M.
Wanted To Rent
WANTED or room apt and bath
by respectable young couple, nus
band defense worker and part time
student Phone 1901.
a or a. ROOM furnished apartment
in Npsilanti by responsible couple
employed. Box L-ss, Press.
| wANTED-Good home for baby and
employed mother. Write or call
Mrs. @, w. sans. Sil w. Forest
Ave, Ypsilanti.
WANTED-Space to park nice house
house trailer. Good bath and laun-
dry facilities necessary. Box L-9l
care Press.
q ROOM APT with private bath In
town for two adults. Phone 365.
Houses For sale
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Homes And
Trailer Space
Houses For sale

ONLY $1,000
Priced low for quick sale. -Four
room cement block house. Not
completely finished. Located
] mile south Of Ypsi. Big lot. so
23s feet. Must be cash TO
handle.
NEWLY DECORATED
Small 2 bedroom home near Pros
pect School, Basement, furnace.
toilet. newly installed shower
bath. New linoleum in kitchen.
Screened in front porch. Corner
lot : car garage This property
Is vacant and you can have i'm
mediate possession. Reasonable
price and terms.
ONLY 2 LEFT
only two more Noble College
Heights homes available We are
authorized to sell these fine bun
gnlows. bedrooms: bath with
both tub and shower: full base
ment with laundry trays. hot
water heater, automatic heating
plant, and recreation space. Cop
per plumbing, steel beams and
supports. and other features OF
construction no longer available.
You can buy these for as low as
1900 down payment.
SPACE FOR TRAtLERS
Dandy lot not restricted against
barking trailer. Why pay rent
for space Located close TO last
Michigan Ave, and convenient 10
Bomber Plant Price. Sl7J.
Afa1 anna f,Vr.
can park trailer for duration,
for $500 and up, on terms. These
also are located within short
drive OF Bomber Plant.
6hman & Oreenstreef
10 w. Mich. Phone 1877
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ADp new charm 20 Your home With
fine occasional table from Grin
nell Bros, 2lo W. Michigan.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lined SO-lh ca
pacity. Two No. . galvanized tubs
Forest
EUREKA SWEEPER so. Cali at
5ll Davis St
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Lost and Founo
Business Services Offered

EXPERT CLEANING and repairing
or oriental and domestic rugs by
the Persian method. Sewing. bind
ing, laying and alterations. A to u
rug services. Cleaning OF all kinds
OF upholstered furniture. Faily
Ruggery. Phone 774S-W.
THE ORIGINAl.--c. Shauan Roofing
and Sheet Metal Co. Flat roof
service. State insurance. 5i2 w
Cross. Phone 1858.
RITEWAY
p CARPET & UPHOLSTERY
Cleaning Service.
On Location Specialists i055-W
FOR OFFICE SUPPLIES
Npst Typewriter and Supply Co.
40 ". Huron Phone :525-W
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SMALL frnis# ed home az Murray
Lake 8 ml y. ~ 1psl'3utI. two ug
tarce children accepted Phone
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Merchandise
tlousenold sucrI.nire,

TWO PANT suit. tailor made sIEs
IS. Reasonable. Phone l6T.-W.
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Classified Advertising

CLASSIFIED RATES. PAYMENT WITH ORDER
Daily rates line for consecutive Insertions follows
one
Adyertsng ordered for
80 ad taken Tor
Special rates for advertising
Publisher
W not be responsible
Call 40, ask for Ad Tsksr
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Wanted To Buy

WANTED desk. chair. adding mach
Inc, typewriter and safe. etc. IN.
252a-N.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for
any used nfrsaturo Of value. Nor.
tons, - l.. Cross, Phone 1904
WANTED-A model y. John Deere or
Ford Ferguson. late model tractor.
Joe FrRnczyk, N. Milan
GOOD USED upright piano. plain
case. VIII pay cash. Phone 657.
VACUUM CLEANERS WANTED.
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Notice
Lives stock
Poultry FOR Sale

HATCHfNG BABY CHICKS
Every week White Rocks.
HAIRED Rock White Leg lorns.
Discount on future orders placed
bu Feb. !. Morton Poultry Farm
on e.. =. - mile Last. Ta1ae
SIS F.y Saline
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IHGl EE suMtTHI.S more tlar
fsreies ard fadz. thess. powerful
little Classified Ads
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Merchants SpectaIS

VACUUM CLEANERS WANTED.
All makes. VIII pay cash. Phone
Ata.W
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WORK SHIRTS. socks. pants. coats,
gloves for Defense Workers.
Thorne Tire Co. 800 T.. Michigan.
NU-ENAMEL PAINT. All colors.
for interior and outside painting.
Family Radio Shop, l06 w.
Michigan. Phone 3.
STOVEs-Oak Heaters from
$3.50 up. Suaefer's Huron
81. store. Phone IS.
LIMITED quantity OF new gas and
electric stoves. ready FOR immedl-
ate delivery Grinnell Bros, 30 W.
Michigan.
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Real Estate Wanted

LIST YOUR HOUSES. today Vita rs
Income houses. also residential
wanted. kLyrr- waiting over g.
years real estate experience II
Poet, So NartA Huron 81 Eea!tor.
Phone 1871
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Announcement
suB-RIps WANTED

81 B-BlDS WANTED
On or before February LIST for the
construction OF Beyer Memorial
Hospital, Ypsilanti, all trades.
concrete, masonry. carpeutry
plumbing, heating, wiring, etc
Plans and specifications are on
fils with j. l.. Grouse. Superinten-
dent, 2oi Arnst Avenue, Ypsilanti,
lb2-h and in Detroit, 500 Trans
n portation Building. Cadillac sac.
Lost and Founo
LoST-Red change purse containing
between $50 and 800 in Ypsi Jan.
22. Can identify. Reward. Phone
l5OS-J-2
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WILL PAY soc per hour for lady 70
do Homework one or two DAYS a
week. 607 oak 81.
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Wanted To Buy

Y aNTcu Guy
spot CASH
DEAD OR ALIVE
HORSES $3.50 CATTLE 1900
Prompt Service
Phone Collect 20 Darling 4 Co.
Detroit Ni1eWood 1900
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near Van Born Reasonable ur.
Terms. a. reeL 50 IS. Huron 81.
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APARTMENT FOR REST. walking
distance to Bomber Plant Neat
wizards corner l.. =. Field, 2Ats
l.. MicnitIu Ave.
TWO ROOM APARTMENT
for girls. SCI Z, Michigan
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-27

Gabriel Godfrey. Sr, Jason Cross.
Mary Cross. Melinda cross. Timothy
TreadW ell. Charles KAHN. David -.
Ellis, Joseph BOXbourth. Joseph ROE-
bOuth. Joseph HoXbOurth. John Neat,
James II. l3ORgs, Adella NJ Bird,
George a. Neat. George y. Whitmore.
william Cross. Mary n. Cross. Fran
ces II. Adams, Zaidee Sager, Eva Ros-
key, Eva y. Roskey, or their unknown
heirs, legatees. deyisees aud assigns,
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Rooms For Rent

BEAUTIFUL furnished two-room
apartment. Ftukcr heat 1895 y,
Huron. Also 2-r'm cabins for rent,
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Brokerage CARDS.


BUSINESS CORNER four lots on
TCurse Road. building formerly gas
station. Living quarters. kestau-
rant or grocery location Reason
able price. Easy terms. "a rvet. So
y. Huron 81 Phone 1871.
EAST MICHIGAN AVE STORE
BLDG. Downstairs rented a. res
auraut with apt, upstairs. s. Geo.
Terms 900 down. n. Poet 50
y 1lurtsfY pr 1871
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RAIVAGE house material, plumbing
and electric fixtures doors, win
dows, furnace, etc. 2l5G Ecorss ia.
Call saturday and sunday.
EQUITY in 1919 New Moon House
Trailer for sale. % n. long. 1910
Russell ~
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MOTORS and EXHAUST FANS.
Electric Motor shop. 10 5.
Hurnn.
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STATE or MICHIGAN. In the Cir
gsir folrt far the County OF wash
truaW.
Irr .HHnuHarN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-28

Editors 8; Negro Publications find but few roses along
their ahway Th4ir struggle usually uphill one and
they nary hard knocks spite Of the vital ser>
ice they render Occasionally. however usually after
deafn Negro editors are honorod
one of those recently honored the late Robert l..
Narn. he founders 81 the Pittsburgh Courier The
rs Maritime commission announced last week tnat q lAD
erty Ship now under construction in South Portland
Maine shpyard viii be named honor of this distinguish
editor and publisher he ship which the fiin 70 be
named Notwithstanding Negroes. Will be lauhcneu ale IN
September early n October.
This ship The second 70 be given the name Of Ne
gro editor The other ho SIS Frederick Douglas which
named honor Of the famous orator. statesman and
journalist who stirred the nation during Abolition days by
his irenchent writings in his paper, The North star,
which he published in New York
Other Liberty Ships in the series Of five which bear
the names OF Negro leaders include the SIS Booker T.
Washington the SIS George Washington Carver the SIS.
John Merck and the Destroyer Escort Leonard Roy ar
Two these ships have Negro captains and mixed
The tribute paid by the L S. Maritime commission 10
th late Editor Robert L. Vann, Of the Pittsburgh Courier
II hearenng all Negro publishers and TO the entire Ne
gro race coming does at this time when the Negro
press of the nation being unusy attacked for daring
10 speak against intolerance injustice, discrimination
and segregation.
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Progress Means Production

.,l ~ se ''Su Su1esuay at me lnlf1y-
sSH'n ",@ oi lile NAuonai Negro Business
ieagHe " hatltmert ffeSoen' y r. aker hurled cha-
lenge az ne business men ana women 81 the race lie
toa he &c sgaeS fhat IKE nave arrived al me point here
we saoNiQ pNld smoke stacks as Well as cnifen sieep
ard BE urged them - assume leadership m program 70
h4ld factories q an1iacfAre some ~ the necessities
fe 50 IS e conoaaie ne gains ana experience acquired
w 'Nr- Naf enlttE -,
NS NaeeG Nl,at ara 'ln,eN aqinp'5lo.' rs
De'FoN lfpeNe \, lsafnN h asSot" N'ln ffeSoen Win
sfs NleNS Nhen ne aeeia'eSt :.
ne he ha> .9i}e % 'SN "s'iSslfeS W." "te u' ~
xfeeS fFe"N S NieA 'i' VFsS + oNes slel, = e. oe
thousands 81 Ntgi-es ll"ltta ~ WeneiS aS'Nou'ieH 10y.
chanlcs ana h Feateu Itsus' TOW may we
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SENTENCE SERMONS
By REV. FRANK CLARENtE TOWN.
(For AMP

When men entertain hate for CERTAIN '''s. - \.
virtually declare that God did nor Nno" 'H''
was doing when He created them
$4,000.
God did marvellous thing when se made 70 ~ !,
OF us alike: but lie did greater 'niHs "N'1
created all Of us in His own image
sss.s
He hoped that all OF us would carry ~ :,
around. but anything similar to His mage ''"''
very seldom found.
The blood in blood banks misht BE- more s1s y,
tive II all men believed that God harm ma"' ,,a
blood all nations Of men for to dwell on ~ ~
OF the earth"
All men are created equal but Individually s II,
learn that their one important task y '''
dom to adorn.
when we walk in the sterF Of CHRIST
over-step ourselves
The animal nature in lot Of our hoys %. $50 q
peared In fox holes. because they nav"
bear the burden OF, other unfortunate SOUS
childrens absolute faith and depenoe". -. 4.
parents this day is blessing when "sn o,hs.
far from God and their faithlessness IN ''''
20 distressing.
Mans greatest mistake is to put up WIN -
and put down God.
To be attractive to God you have 20 ''''
the Devil
Since Jesus ia "the way the truth sna '1 .,oo.a
a man writes his own death warrant
any other course.
Thank God for being we'll born tne" -s ..ry y
self and God n you have had sense sn0''-
pfa y ~ heFa AsAkz.
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The Passing Parade 81 FRANK n MA s... DAVIS

American.
In Gary. Ind, since June IS there have besi
special cards, II by IS inches vlzf displayed 4
The regular advertising space oi l-a buses Rides
see them every day. They sce }ed ihe head
OF strong black soldier. And boy 'aa these lira
100000 Of these lads are hgh'@. so' YOU
LET them and theirs share in ,u, DEMOCRACY
These cards. which will be aesn down sept VI
are but one part Of the calpaig' 'cs ieieFal's
There are newspaper and magazine aaf,fslag sIs's
time on radio stations and mans Other Ways y
which the message can be carried % peb.'ei'y co.,
scious America.
But this campaign costs mont lca gan nsR|
Your So viii put a card like hal ROW ~ Oa7
IN street car or bus in some tiy a. three mon'A
And II You can't send 49, then wha' soa "a
or send in s. or $40 or any larae- SUM send !
the Association for Tolerance IN America -'V e0s
vent avenue. New York. 81. ny masking az ens'
and money orders payable to Ge2Fse ; sehu'@|
director.
Nobody contends that the rare problem VIA =
solved overnight because these caf'' a2fea' q
cause this association is active Blt s GONG :
hep. and we need to use every pe4se'e'e means =
can coniriye to get America into me ha2l' o. .'''
Ing us as Americans
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EDITORS MAIL
nIScrSSlS pETRoIT RloT

Aug J. 1853
Detroit Tribune.
2t4e 81 Antoine
Detroit
Gentlemen
There's JOS in Berlin. elation In
Toxic. SIGH a. satisfaction goes
ND in the Fascist headquarters in
Rome. Race riot In the Arsenal
on Democracy In Africa Asia.
IN the isles o. The sea. along Bur-
ma Road in the jungles G New
Guinea where American lads arc
hrhtlng. the news has gone forth
AXIS propaganda has seen 10 that.
80 greater aid and comfort could
be- given 10 the enemy What splen-
DID propaganda for The Axis
Those Americans tell you they
are hghting Tor your freedom.
See what happens in their land''
In al probability. many ship
wrecked sailor aviator fugitives
from the prison ramps OF The en-
envy viii lose the comfor, they
would otherwise have gotten. but
for these deplofable happenings.
What viii tie colored peoples OF
Asia and Africa think? What a
hard task meets The American
propagandists when they try q
reach those people and win them
over TO our side
All history teaches that YOU can
not treat minority unfairly, un.
/ Justly. without hurting the whole
body polite. what the immediate
causes of the Detroit riots were.
do no, know. Tho underlying cause
vas that the colored minority wa'
unfairly treated and Disseminated
against
have not seen any Negro pa
pers. but from reading the Free
Press Detroit News, PM. Il seems "a
me that the police force made up
almost exclusively OF white per-
sonnet, many OF them from many
Southern states where race prcju-
dice il strong. was far from impair
tiai.
tSignedl
George EEan.
Eloise Inhrmary,
Eloiss, k.ch.
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RFGi>IfR TO NoTf
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People Say:
August %. ls4S
Detroit. Mich.
Gives Political Views

Editor. Tribune:
Why Is Il. as we'll sersed as
70 many OF our big shots claim
tc be. that they overlook the fun
damentals OF this political strug-
Gle between the Democratic and
tho Republican parties: Abraham
Lincoln lost his life 20 save our
( lives. and " the Southern Demo-
Gratis had won the war, We would
still be IN slavery Immediately
after losing tho Civil war. they
Tut on political battle. II The
Democrats win in this political
struggle. the results will be just
about the same.
Northern white men died by the
thousands TO bring about our free
dem. while Southern Democrats
died by the thousands 10 keep us
~ slavery and we all know IL.
The Republican party was not
organized 10 fight the Civil War,
as some say II was organized in
Jackson. Mich. in 1856. before the
war. II is my understanding tha,
tLey organized 10 help abolish
slavery. but not to fight civil
war
We must not be misIed Esau
sold his birthright because he
Was hungry II man will sell
his hirihrlght for something to
eat why should anyone think
that a person won, sell his broth
crs hirihmeht 10 satisfy some of
his Desires II a man Is hungry,
he's just hungry: but remember
there are good many things 10
De hungry for He can be hungry
FOR fame. money honor big
name and even 10 be called b.
5 nthcrn Democrats a. better
tyre Negro"
inst as long as We do what
Southern Democrats want us TO
do. or course, they are going TO
csn ais better type Negroes
This IS what they want us TO do
end this is what many so-called
better type Negroes are doing
They tmisled Negro big shots).
are Scgregating the race from ev-
cry ANGLE. by putting a black
line around everything they have
ANYTHING 10 do with. Sit down
and think hard and Try 20 find
something they haven't m, the
black line around want 20
know what IT IS They have la
heled everything with the word
Negro" and "Colored" such as
churches. halls. stores. restau-
rants. barbershops, bootblack
stands. settlements. playcrounds
ard every blessed thing they have
srything 10 10 with They are
e,en trying hard 10 Jim Crow the
public schools and Just rs soon
as they can get enough Democrats
in Office. they will do IT, But
fortunately, the Bcard Of Ednca-
lion Is still standing by the Con-
stitution Of the United States In
Detroit and has not yielded 70
Southern customs.
The Republicans have held their
own for long time, but these
mixed Americans are doing all
they can 10 help the Democrats
break the Republican hold and
il they succeed, conditions here
Will be the same as they are In
The South they Mil start on
street cars and buses.
Are our leaders working FOR OF
against the Norih which has done
SO much for MS? mean the Re-
publican party.
Neiy respectfully.
tSlened)
Rev $ y. Armstrong.
.El6 raet pofhune
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'CALVIN'S
DIGEST
For what Indeed.
nv DOLORES CAIyt>

TUT '""t i"of'u.
a noted columnist. Elsa Max
well. Who has always been par
,ial 10 The Negro, again goes 20
kat Or us. Miss Maxwell Who
las fought In print for better nm
dcrs,anling between white and
ctored Americans believes that
the Harlem riot was tragic enough
tai came into being through no
t2ult q any enc group or any one
~ fson
Z, Is her opinion that our Mayor
should 20 mmended for The way
be controlled the rioters before Il
became an. interracial affair AS
lar as the Negro IN Service is
eonrefned Miss Maxwell SAYS
Our Neero Americans. in direct
defiance Of the spirit and letter
OF ihs constitution and he BNl
81 Rlrhis. arc consistently dis
erinlrafed AGAINST. segregated and
eSplei'ed Negro soldiers are be-
ine sent q fhe combat zones 10
heht Il saifcr and DE Fight and
suffer and die for What For The
FOIL TAXI Fos Jim Grow For the
rht Us be denied white-collar
3ohs Fer ne risht 10 be exclad-
"a from hotels and restaurants
For me rights % be confined 20
ghetto, To ne the amazing
thames IS not that We have riots
hni ihet W. have had SO few
The fact that thls is 50 In the
fcc n such bald and unahash-
ee denied IS one-tenth ~ our
popaaton % 'he most elementary
democratic ushis s. a stirring iri-
butte "a ihe patience and virtue Of
ne negro people"
We Can't agree
II seems somehow fhst We
CAD agree among ourselves about
me Harlem riol Il seems mat
some ~ our leaders think i SET
me race hack 10 years some say
fNe We aent ALTOGETHER on The
'aation
HoAosr every coloyed man
In ws ihat the Negro IS badly
f-ea,eH lIe has al~ays known H.
There 4 ing 10 be more rio'ine,
niuch mofc and maybe II shall be
nl4h pu' q can never ac-
.ualv SIT as bach FOR any length
of time As racs. we arc prac-
Hcaliy at the bottom now. There
IS 10 WAY 90 30 but upwards
Tho riots 81 Harlem showed the
PEOPLE 90 New York what could
he . ne ana newspapers here even
ean itea ihat il exposed me rial
f,alar lIaren''es have held
asa.ns iace preindices u made
The Ansrans Who considered our
problem small indeed compared %
Tie war emergency. look ateuna
and take noilto that We were hcfe
.tco IL made them hear oui pleas
and read our press 20 see Just
what We nrp doing
There Is only one way 90 >lop
rlots for good and that is that We
he given cqual opportunities equal
riphfs and then there shall be
ito cause fAr-friciion.
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extent both influenced the four
freedoms proje ted in The Allan
tic Charter is not known. but we
can rest assured that is was con-
siderable.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-07-08
Personals

Little Miss Sarah Henry Nc
Laurin, who has been visiting at
Yadkinville, for some time, has
returned to her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyle Howell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Howell, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, are visiting
friends and relatives here this
week.
Mrs. Fred Fields, of Gaines
vile, Ala, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. C. Rhodes, and other rel
atives in the county, this week.
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. w. Davis, of
Boone, were visitors here on Sun
day.
Mrs. Mary Hairless, Doris Stew
ems and Mary Houck, were week
end guests of relatives here, this
week.
Miss Esther Jones, Bristol, spent
the past week end with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vonley Phipps
and family are visiting his mo-
Their, Mrs. w. R. Blackburn, and
other relatives in the county this
week.
Mr.. Q. A. Duncan, who has
been visiting friends and relatives