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The Coolidge examiner., 1943-05-14
Graduates And
Faculty Members
Kenilworth Feted

Members OF the graduating class
of Kenilworth School. William Nc
Connen. principal. and class teach
ers were honored Saturday by a
swim party al Vah-ki Inn ana a
supper served by the mothers of
the graduates at the Recreation
Center OF Valley Farms.
Miss Janet Wohrer was in charge
OF games. highlighted by terasure
hunt. Miss Jane Droppa assisted
with the fun program.
Those present were members OF
the graduating class. their parents
and faculty members.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-05-14
Plans Change
For Bible School

The summer Bible School plan
ned BY Coolidge Methodist Church
has been postponed until fall. ac-
cording TO announcement OF Rever-
end Leslie J. Ross. pastor.
II was found that a simmilar
school had previously been plan.
ned.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-05-14
STORKITORIAL
BABY BOY

Pfc. and Mrs. Jack Goucher be-
came the parents Of a baby boy on
May 11th. He weighed seven
pounds and was born at Coolidge
Hospital They have named him
Jack Leon. His father is fighting
in North Africa.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-05-14

story is in this months
Readers Digest. Some on Main
Street who read it may have ex-
perienced the great power of the
Masters hand-others may not
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-05-14

For 1t was He who said, Accord
ing to your faith, be 1t unto you"
See you next week, on Main
Street-adios.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-05-14
WANT ADS

FOR SALE IT'S English-type Leg
horn pullets. So cents each. One
milch goat S12. William II.
Raver, Hess St. North Cool
idge. 1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-05-14

portable Coleman
2-burner stove. Model A. Good
milk goat. A. o. Reynolds.
Florence 1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-05-14

many mansions of our Fathers
home"
A, well-known Coolidge couple
recently bought their three-year-
old soldier suit. OF which he Is
inordinately proud After listen
ing 10 his father relate experiences
from World War |. the youngster
suddenly declared. I'm a new
soldier Daddy. and you're an old
soldier Tsk-tsk-how time
flies
4 girl. whose bright smile is Of
ten seen on Main Street. received
proposal recently; but the would
be husband had been rejected from
military service and had no
steady job An he had the
nerve to ask you to marry him.
exploded her father. He's a fooli"
a hot argument followed and
the girl left the room in tears .....
| Amt you learned yet" said the
old grandmother. quietly rocking
in her corner: "you can't convince
a woman that airy man who asks
her to marry him is a fool"
Parody on an old song, seen on
| Central Avenue late Thursday af-
ternoon Two business men blk
ing Il home in the broiling sun,
each balancing an unwieldy box
of groceries on the handle-bars.-.--.
And that" thought an observer,
els the modern version OF "A Bi.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-05-14

WANTED to buy modern house,
west side, furnished or unfurn.
ished. Not less than S rooms.
Box A-Examiner. 1tn
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-05-14

REAL ESTATE LOANS-5% Long
Term Loans on Improved Farm
Property. S. c. l. D. or Pump
Water. See c. NJ Betterton, 791
Center St, Casa Grande, Tel.
336-J3. 12mar3tp tic
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-05-14

WANTED-Pre-his Indian Rel
les. Cash paid for desirable
specimens. D. D. Stone, 3rd and
Kennedy. No. Coolidge. 30apr3tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-05-14

FOR SALE-Three year old horse
and saddle. 900 lbs. See Mrs.
Jewel Wedgworth, white house
back D & A Store. 1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-05-14

. Mrs W r triton and iaugn.
ter Mis- Virginia Urton, spent
Monday In Phoenix on shopping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

steps of a subway, a street car or
a bus
one of the most interesting of
all DR.. Adler's discoveries is that
the human mind has a neat little
trick Of kidding itself into think
ing it is not selfish-even. though
it was-by all the tests encount-
cred.
The subjects had rated all tasks
as pleasant or unpleasant, ac-
cording to their own personal
point of view. After the tests
were over they were again asked
to rate them, this time on how
they thought other people might
rate them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

II Nq,cmbcr Z. 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

ishness had memory rather
lack of memory-on their side.
For follow-up tests showed that
the mind had a tendency to con-
veniently forget the selfish acts,
and remember the unselfish, gen.
erous decisions. In actual figures
the mind forgot II per cent of the
selfish decisions but forgot only
four per cent of the generous de-
cisions. And this bears out the
everyday experience Of most Of us.
We all easily remember when
we've helped some old lady across
the street, but forget the times
we've crowded people -- maybe
these same old ladies-from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

and avoid the endorsements Of the
crowded bus and rest room But if
she uses Tdmpdr, what difference!
For Tampax is worn internally--so
compact and dainty it can be changed
and disposed Of in jiTy. No belts, no
pins, no bulking or punching beneath
the Stacks 3. Tampax is made Of pure
surgical cotton, compressed into pat
ented one-time-use applicators. There
is no odor and no bothersome disposal
problem .Tampax is sold in difgent
dbsorJcncics Irregular, Super, junior
20 meet the needs OF early days and
waning days. Sold at drug stores or
notion counters. Introductory box, zoe.
Economy package gives a real bargain.
Tampax Incorporated, Palmer, Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
eight years OF age

the reverse is true. At eight the
children were more generous with
strangers than with their friends
At eight they would give their
friends a favorite toy only % per
cent of the time while they would
give a highly priced doll or game
to strangers 6s per cent of the
time.
1t would be wonderful for
the world if the eight year Odds
could be caught, and kept in
this wholly unexpected state Of
generosity until they grow up.
Why the eight year Odds ia
vored strangers more than
friends is unexplained
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

10 you're not selfish Want
- 10 bet
~ The odds are ten to one
against YOU, as tests given by Dr
Dan Adler. a psychologist az the
University OF Rochester, have
proved.
He found that nine out Of ten
people are selfish when they have
20 make a decision that they
think nobody will ever know
about II they can get off in a
corner and have only their own
couscieuces to worry about
well conscience loses % per cent
OF the time
Because it isn't possible 10 give
an accurate selhshness test If the
subject knows hos being tested
Or Adler used college students
who had no idea what his ques-
tons were an about But their
work was really an index Of their
selhshncss and it demonstrated
that their minds concocted alibis
20 salvc their Couscicnccs.
Or. Adler showed each subject
a long list Of problems like add
ing mp columns ef figures arrane-
ing complicated names in alpha
bctical order, or multiplying or
dividing long series Of numbers
and so on
All--Hhieets Nere- asked To rate
these tasks in the order of diff
Guilty and in the order of their
personal preference for doing
them They wound up with two
lists, one easy and the other diff
cult.
Then the subjects were told
they would do these tasks as a
team with partner to be
assigned later.
Ac ually, when each subject re-
ported for work, his alleged part
ner failed 10 show up. But the
subject was instructed TO go right
ahead and take his pick Of half
the problems The missing part
ner, he WAS told, would have 70
do the ones he left.
Put yourself in this situation.
Suppose you had your choice Of
adding ?. 6. 5, 3. 4 together or
working out the correct answer
TO the multiplication of 2S3,639
by 7S6.593 which would you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
HOW TO MAKE SORE
MUSCLES FEEL FINE
A Time-Tesied Method Used by
Athletes and Wor-Workers

Never again need you LEI sore stiff pain
FOL muscles put you on the side line OF keep
YOU away from your war job for even one day.
For you can get GRAND relief IN jihy- with
the "Old Reliable" Sayman Liniment.
Just massage ~ on gently and feel u 60 20
work almost ar once Note how quickly Il
loosens tight muscles soothes the aches
pains and soreness due 20 local congestion
raused by exposure. fatigue or over -eHertion.
YouV say it's wonderful. Get a bottle for
soc al any good drug counter. But be sure you
ask for end get the real thing - the genuine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
WhaddaVa Mean 0ureN0t Selfish?

More than half
of the problems
a subject rated
. as something he
liked 20 do, he
classed as dis
agreeable for 9TH
er people TO do.
And the tasks he
disliked doing he
felt were easy for
other people to
do.
This trick Of
the mind wholly
unconscious in
most people
serves as a con-
venient way TO
salve the pangs
Of conscience. 1t
enables all of us,
no matter how.
selfish we are, 20
say that we are
really generous
fellows.
It enabled the
subjects 10 m
tilnalize I n in
selfish choices by
saying. Yes, /
picked the task
| liked 20 do but
that was the Job
other people dis
liked doing l
was really help
ing them out
A strange thing
about selfshness
is that children
Sc e m to & o
through a stage
between five and
eight years of
age in which they
turn from it to
generosity. Stud
les at Iowa City
show that at five
y e a T $ CilliuIen
will be generous
with their friends
So per cent of
the time With
strangers I h e Y
viii be generous
only % per cent
Of the time.
However. a [
eight wears OF age
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

Why you'd probably take the
easy problem and let the absent,
unknown partner do the difficult
one.
But if you did this as nine
out of 10 people would-you
might hear your conscience and
your selfish self arguing about
like this:
You: add up the simple fig
ures. Leave the tough multipli-
cation for the other fellow"
Your Conscience: Say wait
don't be a mental pig about this.
Do you want TO make an enemy
OF your partner who'll know he's
been gypped on this problem as
soon as he gets a look at it ?"
You: Jaw, don't worry about
that. II he were here maybe
we'd flip a coin 20 see who does
what. But he isn't here when he
ought to be, so l don't have 70
worry.
Hes put me on this spot and
it will serve him Ii-ht. And any
way / don't know him and he
doesn't know me. so what differ
ence viii it make? I'll just take
the easy task and no one will
ever know the difference. "
So. if you're normally selfish
youn do the easy one and let
your conscience wrestle with its
own problems. You may feel bit
uneasy and conscicnce-stricken
for little while bat it will soon
wear off IL you hope
The psychologists running the
tests n. sal'y couldn't pfy into
peoples minds lat they saw
plenty Of signs of just such men
/ tn m. lcats. Some folks were
cMDl secI others ook an eX-
ira ion tiac TO make up their
minds as 60 what tasks they
would do
Others said, philosophically,
Well it's going TO be tough on
/ the other follow
Those Who decided 10 let their
. conscience worry about such self
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
pink tooth brush"-a wurninsI

If your tooth brush shows pink, see Jour
dentist! He may say your gums are tender
robbed of exercise by today's creamy foods.
And, like many dentists, he may suggest the
helpful stimulation of IPana and massage
For Ipana not only cleans teeth but with
massage, helps the gums. Just massage little
extra Ipana orto your gums every time you
clean your teeth Circulation increases in the
gums, helping them TO new hrmness. Let
Ipana and massage help keep your teeth
brighter, your gums frmer, your smile more
sparkling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Give your smile a brighter,
more winning sparkle with the aid of
Ipona and massage!

~HrN UP. Plain Girl Glance at the most
- popular girls in your crowd girls who
win admiration, invite romance. Very few can
claim real beauty Bm they all k~oV bar 10
smile!
So smile, plain girl, miiel NOT faint, half
hearted smile but radiant Smile-the kind
that gives you magic charm. Yes, smile-but
remember, sparkling teeth and your smile of
beauty depend largely upon firm, healthy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
helps her
back to work
without delay
How nice to have
the help OF this
modern roductin-
vented byadoetoTI

What a temptation
for her TO stay home
for at lpact ono dav
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Best American Movies
Follow Troops for
Liberated Peoples
By North American Newspaper Alliance.

By North American Newspaper Alliance.
NEW YORK, Aug. l2.-The mil
lions in Europes occupied countries
who have been fed the Nazi- Fascist
motion pictures can now look for
ward to seeing some of the best
American-made pictures
The Office of War Information
contingent travelling with our troops
carry among other good things 40
American full-length pictures and a
number of short subjects. Each of
the major studios has contributed
five films, which have been super
imposed with French, Italian, Ger
man, Flemish, Greek, Norwegian,
Danish and other titles.
Not Propaganda Films.
"And they are not propaganda
pictures" one studio spokesman said
today The pictures were selected
in collaboration with the owl. Many
of them already are in North Africa,
and so far as we know they may
be on their way to Sicily
But that is only the start. Wher-
ever the troops go, the pictures will
go. We have had some extremely
favorable reports. The people are
ABSOLUTELY delighted"
About the commercial angle" an
other studio official said, I'VE frank
lv don't care. We pay all the eX-
penses of translating and superim-
posing, but the Government sees
that we have the necessary raw ma
terial. Today, it is only important
that people in occupied countries,
along with their restored liberty,
get our finest crop of pictures"
Twentieth Century-FoX has do
mates "Tales of Manhattan" Moon
tide" Remember the Day" Sun
Valley Serenade" and Immortal
Sergeant" -...
Worst Problem" Solved.
-Goldwyn Mayer has given
Pride and Prejudice" Young Tom
Edison" Joe Smith, American"
Seven Sweethearts" and The HUI
man Comedy"
Warner Bros have contributed
Sergeant York" "All This and
Heaven Too" "Seahawk" and
others.
THE most difficult thing up till
now has been to get the right kind
of Greek type for superimposing,
said young lady at Twentieth Gen.
tury-Fox. 1--WE have, been trying all
over the city to locate it, and at
last We have succeeded"
Evening star., 1943-08-12
100 District SeIectees
To Report Tomorrow

One hundred District men now on
furloughs after induction will go on
active duty in the Army, Navy or
Marine Corps tomorrow.
The group includes 80 men for
the Army, inducted July %; II men
for the Navy, inducted August 6,
and three men for the Marine
Corps, inducted July 80. The list
follows:
Evening star., 1943-08-12

Army.
Shapiro. Herbert. schwarz, Frederick J
Shaffer. LAWRENCE A. Stutler, Warner.
Tulenko. Joseph G. Proctor. David A.
Miller. Martin. Leishear, Samuel W.
Arm. Aubrey A. Turner. Olan E. jr.
Drummond, Carl N. oIewack. Adolph.
Palumbo, vito L. Kelly, John L.
Fein. Harry L. -Torriilo. Patrick, jr.
Arrison. Donald W. Taylor, CALVIN r.
Powell. Burnace c. Remington, W. r.
Wseens;d ssTedonns; J1Iep9 G. skinner skin william W.
FLOYD JIiian j. Pebley, Lester L.. jr.
Brown, Darwin G. Hawley. w. H, ir.
Leebrick John N, Weeks, Henry r, jr.
Hutchinson, L; E, lr. West Robert l.
convey; John d. Thompson, j. F.: tr.
Fishman, Bernard R. Shuck. David L.
Yee, Richard H Gordon. Thomas c.
Wiltrout Jack T. Nelson, Francis M.
sussman; Joshua. Porcalls' Perfecto.
Scham, Milton. Sheehy. Francis C.
Mack, Ralph T. Zanelotti Anthony.
Price, OTyille o.. Caslin, James M, jr,
Dwyer. John R., jr. KaIz, Simon
Coffman, Lester W. Hoffman, irving.
Schiff. Warren. Kuss, Edward j
Rshman, Felix j Bury, Charles II
Miller. Charles H. Kennevan. W. J D.
Smith. Frank. Oconneu, Daniel p.
Natunen. Edwin o. Baiamoti john nj.
Maher, Lawrence F. Friedson. Martin K.
stewart, James w. Collins, James V.
Navy
nrhonPsoni r,oFsps o.,h E w Harrison; Harrison; H w B.
Caldwell, Livery D. Brown, Alvan J.
Morton, Harrison L. Parker, Robert
Logon, Robert L. Nelson, William NJ.
Davis, Edward Hubbard, r. B
tucker, Lee w. Whitley, General.
Little, Elisha, )r. Thomas, Luke.
Eudsonf Alonzo
Montague. w Z. e Mccapthy ccapt Francis J.
Pike Fulton S.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Animals Protected

Baby guanacos, priced for their
skins, are protected by new Argen-
tine legislation passed to prevent
extinction of the animals.
La gaceta., 1943-09-17
CINCUENTA MIL CARTAS
PIDIENDo BILLETES DE
ENTRADA

San Luis, sep H. Sam Brea-
don, p~residente de los Cardenales,
declare aver que la novena ha e
cibido $4,000 cartas pidiendo BIZ
lletes para los desafios de la serie
mundial que sc efectuaran en- ell
terreno de Sportman Park.
Entire las $4,000 fueron selec-
cionadas $3.50 y a los autores se
les mandarin los billetes pedidOs.
Las otras cartas seran devuel-
tas junto con los cheques y una
nota de pena por no poder COM
placer a todos.
Esfuerzos Sc vienen realizandO
para impedir que los revendedO-
res especulen con los tickets y
cobren precios exOrbitantes.
La gaceta., 1943-09-17
TIRAND0 FL BAL0N
Terriers y JesuitAs

Los Terriers de la escuela de
segunda ensehanza Hillsborough
y los Jesuitas jugaran hoy por la
tarde, a las 5, en- ell terreno de
Phillips.
Sera ell primer encuentro de los
dos equipOs desde 1884, cuando
los Jesuitas eran conocidos como
Tampa College.
Crockett Farnell ha cambiado
ell estilo de juego y usara ell mis-
mo que empleaba en- Haynes CT
ty antes de venir a Tampa.
Sera la segunda temporada del
coach" Perry Ruby con los jo-
venes del institute cat6lico.
Vicente Sultenfuss es uno de
los "pilares" en- la acci6n agre-
silva que Rudy Sc propone desa-
rrollar.
Los Terriers lanzaran numero-
SOS "pases", segun la opinion de
los peritos.
Por la escuela superior situa-
da en- Seminole Heights jugaran
Rushing, Lorenzo, p. Mortellaro,
Miranda, L. MOrtellaro, Stansel,
Ritter, Boyd, Jackson, Perricone,
Plynn Y Hughes.
Ell pabell6n de los Jesuitas sera
defendido por Carter, Dorta, Bor-
bidge, Jones, Blount, Glover, Stall
maker, Littleton, Sultenfuss, To-
rres y Puglisi.
La gaceta., 1943-09-17
VENDIDoS ToDoS LOS
ASIENToS

New York, sep IT, La dire
ccion de los Yankees anunci6 aver
que ha vendido todos los asientos
reservadOs para los tres primerOs
desafios de Ia serie mundial, que
Sc jugaran aqui en- Ell mes de &C.
tubre. Mas de 5000 sc vendieron
ell jueves pasado Y los dltimos
$4,000 en- ell dia de aver.
Quedan tOdavia por vender
$4,000 asientos que no estan re-
servados, $4,000 en- la parte al
ia de la glorieta y $4,000 en- las
graderias. Estos Gltimos billetes
solo Sc venderan en- los dias de los
juegos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-17

Los D~ragones de Jefferson ju-
garan esta noche, en- Lakeland,
con los Dreadnaughts de esa ciu-
dad.
FL coach" Harker estima que
su "once" no hara un papel de-
sairado.
Estan los Dragones en- perfec-
tas condolences fisicas y listos pa
ra la lucha.
La ensena tampena sera 'prote-
gida" por estos fuertes mucha-
chos: Baugh, Charbonier, Marine,
Ippolito, Saladino, Rodriguez, Spo
to, Burns, Burbage, Fulgueira y
Comino.
La gaceta., 1943-09-17
Haga su parte: Compre
BONOS DE GUERRA
TINTIT
Ell EnemigO de las Canas

FL Enemigo de las Canas
No Sc sienta apezaradO por esas
canas. Luzca diez amos mas joven.
No pierda la oportunidad de 50
vida y la felicidad misma. Use
TINTIT y su cabello tendra esa
apariencia de juventud. TINTIT
no conitene nitrate de plata y su
precio es econ6micO. PidalO q 81
botica o 81 n o al tel6fono ndmerO
Y1354. Para pedidOS . Ia agencia:
P. o. Box $500. Tampa, Florida.
La gaceta., 1943-09-17
Los JuegOs En- Las
Grandes Ligas
LIGA AMERICANA
Victoria de los Yankees

Solo un desafio habia senalado
para aver en- la Liga Americana.
Los Yankees, con Mario Russo en-
la "1omita", dejaron a los Atle-
ticos en- una carrera y solo cuatro
"hits".
Los pelOteros de Mccarthy dis
pararon 10 ''jilotes', tres de ellos
de Bill Johnson, su tercera base.
La derrota lie correspondi6 a
Harris. Russo c~ontribuy6 a su ext
to con dos ''simples".
Keller descarg6 su "jonrr6n"
vigesimo octave del ano.
La gaceta., 1943-09-17
LIGA NACIONAL
Triunfo de los Pajaros RojOS

I'm batazo de cuatro esquinas
de Kurowski di6 aver la victoria
a los Cardenales sobre los Cubs de
Chicago. La derrota lie correspon-
do al pitcher Bithorn, que fuera
relevado por Prim.
Dickson fue ell pitcher ganador,
aunque Lanier lie relieve en- los Ill
limos "episodios".
Chicago &c, 14h, lie; San Luis
7c, 14h, lie.
La gaceta., 1943-09-17
GanarOn y PerdierOn

Los Phillies ganaron ell primer
juego de aver con los Braves y
les TOGO perder ell segundo.
Rowe Y Javery fueron los pit
cheers vencedores Y Tobin y Matt
hewson los maltratados.
Filadelfia 9c,13h, lie; Boston
2c, IN, lie.
Filadelfia DC, III, Sc; Boston
&c, 12h, De.
La gaceta., 1943-09-17
BOCE ACOSTADO POR


Woonsocket, R.. l. sept. IL
En- ell cuarto a~salto, Harry Hint
Ian, de Worcester, Mass, puso a
domir a Johnny Boce, de Jersey
City.
Ell vencedor tenfa un peso de
1872 libras, una menos que ell
maltratados.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-07
Seek Film
In d u try
Democracy

NEW YORK - After hearing a
ringing plea from Clarence Muse,
noted film actor. 40 representatives
Of stage radio, movie and journal
ism, meeting with national and
community leaders at the Hotel
Theresa, launched an eight-point
program here this week for the full
Indignation Of Negro artists into all
aspects OF American cultural life.
Assembled at the request OF DR..
Max Yergan. president OF the Ma
tional Negro Congress, the group
voted TO sponsor an emergency con-
ference on Negro Culture in War
Time"
Other points adopted called for:
Cd establishment of code by
Hollywood screen writer's that
would outlaw all derogatory refer
ences to the Negro people and the
appointment of Negro to the
Hayes Office to- act on the treat
ment of Negro characters in the
MOVIES, (2) appointment or per-
manent committee to work with the
educational departments of the
major radio networks on presenta-
lions concerning the Negro people;
CD national campaign to prevent
anti-Negro orientation in the news
coverage OF the Associated Press.
the United Press. international
News Service, and other major
news services in the country; "a
full and democratic use OF Negro
artists for entertainment purposes
by all branches Of the armed forces:
CD establishment OF a legitimate
Negro peoples theatre in Harlem,
to be supported by groups through
out the country interested in Negro
cultural expression; go elimination
OF all restrictions upon the employ
mcnt OF Negro bands; CD establish
n ent OF permanent committee.
national in scope, 10 lead the fight
for democratic opportunities for
| Negro artists.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-07
Reid Says Appeasers No
Aid To Race Prob e m

HAMPTON INSTITUTE. Va. -
DR.. Ira De A. Reid, sociology pro-
fessor OF Atlanta university. told an
audience at Hampton Institute last
week that mot the appeasers nor
the compromisers. and not the pass
i've resisters nor the procrastinators
will make the peace in the field Of
race relations, but those who be-
lieve that there can be no COM
promise with justice"
Declaring that Negroes should
apply the old precept. know thy
self DR.. Reid said:
The problems Of race and color
are not longer restricted by geo.
graphical boundaries Our interest
now extends 10 the caste-bound
peoples Of India and 10 peasant
classes everywhere.
we must know these things and
re-evaluate some OF the truths and
stereotypes which have grown up
about the race problem"