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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-22
DIR. Albert Kramer

"a vse Jugosloyane, bodisi Srbe,
Hrvate All Slovence.
Yes slovenski narod, tudi ME
govi politicni nasprotniki, zalu.
je oh grobu .tega velikega INA.
GAIA in iskrenega Slovenca
Najvecja tragika njegove smrti
je v tenn, sia je pokosila ma pra.
gu najbolj odlicnih dogodkov
zgodovini slovenskega naroda
v trenotku, ko Sc, Jugoslaviji
katero je pomagal ustvariti, "a
eenja odpirati pot v novo il
lepso bodocnost.
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"Ta je incl pInsko maaslco, XII j.
pIenko ma krovu ladje . konUoja
$25.OO do preklica, in sicer po-I
,lovico tega v svrhe SANS in
polovico pa "a JPO,ss. Torej|
drustvo 'V. boz je pokazalo
pot vzgleda ostalim drustvom,
da tudi ona store slicno, in do.
prinesejo svoj delez proporeno
po njih clanstvu in velikosti
drustva.
Dale je 'drugo drustvo, kate
70 Sc je tudi odzvalo, je dru-
stvo 'Blejsko jezero" st. II,
SDZ, XII je ma zadnji seji tudi
obsirneje razpravljalo in prislo
do sledeeih zakljuckov. Posku-
salo bo sodelovati z vsemi svo-
jimi silami pri tukajsnji lokalni
podruznici st. 48, "a uresnicenje
namenov, katere 81 jih je orga-
nizacija SANS zacrtala.
v ia namen je drustvo daro-
rvalo takoj $1,000 in osvojilo
sklep, da Sc poyabi ma prihod-
MO drustveno -sejo vse clan
stvo, da sc bo obsirneje raz-
pravljalo tudi 0 tel narodni ak
ciji. rt
Seja "a > mesec julij Sc bo
vsled tega -vrsila namesto 3
torek v mesecu kot obicajno, 8.
nedeljo v mesecu, to je 18. jul
liza OBJ $50 dopoldan v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo Rd.
Clanstvo DO opozorjeno po-
tom dopisnic, kot tudi potom
glasila, da Sc DO te seje vdele-
lilo. Ia seja bo zelo vazna, "a
torej je clanstvo proseno, da sc
vdelezi, ker seja in sklepi te Sc
je bodo vazni, in je vasa ma.
! Ivzocnost, kot clana drustva
nujno potrebna. Ma tel seji Sc
DO razpravljalo o sodelovanju s
..tukajsnjo podruznico SANS-a
st. 48. Zadnja seja, XII je spre
jela ia sklep, je smatrala, da je
potrebno, da je sleherni clan ir
clanica navzoc ma tej seji, ir
da sklepi, kateri sc bodo storil
v to smer, bodo koncnoveljavn
&c boste navzoci ali ne. Zato X
potrebno torej, da ste vsi ma
vzoci, da boste poduceni "a ka.
Sc gre.
-Seja proyizorienega odbora
(jaz ga Sc vedno smatram "a
provizoricnega ali .zacasnega)
A. J. P. U. Sc je koncno prec
kratkim vrsila, ne sicer kot b
! sc morala vrsiti,- lie formalni po
govor Sc je izvrsil. Sprejet j
bill sklep, da Sc vrsi clanska oh
cna seja tega udruzenja in 81
Ger dne 25. junija oh 1:3O ur
popoldan, in to v Slovensken
: domu ma Holmes Ave. Ia sejs
bo vazna in zato kateremu j
pri ,srcu Sc kaj glede tega vpra
sanja, je potrebno, da .je ma te.
seji. navzoc... Veliko navdusenjs
: je bilo oh pocetku, toda Sc je tt
navdusenje kaj kmalu ohladilo
in nastala je stagnacija, mends
najvec zaradi kapric nekaterif
(osebnosti) kot cast.
cato bo to zborovanje vazno
in je slehernega elana dolznost
da Sc te obcne seje vdelezi, ds
Sc tam stori sklep, kaj Sc ma.
stori organizacijo it'd.
Vsem tistim Y vednost, kate
ri ste meni prispevali v ia ma
; men, in ker MISC bila imena se
dosedaj objavljena, izjavljam
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Urednikoua
posta
IL nasih raznih narodnih
gibanj

Cleveland, Ohio. - Prvic ze-
linn opozoriti vse drustvene Ia
stopnike in zastopnice podruz-
nice stew. 35 JPO, SIS, da Sc vr-
81 redna mesecna seja dne %.
junija v Slovenskem delavskem
domu ma Waterloo Rd. Seja je
vazna in je potrebno, da je sle-
herni clan (ica) navzoe.
Imemo BE veliko della pred ma
nami, "a jesensko obscene pri-
reditev, "a katero je potrebno
veliko priprav in della. Med tenn
ste pa proseni, da zberemo cim
vee v prostovoljnih prispevkih
v namen, "a kar organizacija
obstoja. Zastopniki nekaterih
drustev, kateri so bill izvoljeni,
Sc Sc MISC vdelezili seize te po-
druznice JPO,SS, cato bi bilo
zazeljivo, da drustvene seje "a
htevajo porocila cd teh zastop-
nikov in jih nadomestijo z dru-
gimi, ce MISC tt zastopniki pri-
pravljeni sodelovati "a akcijo.
Mrlieev imamo itak dovolj..
Pred easom je bilo ze poroca-
no, da Sc je organiziralo tudi
podruznico '"SANS"-a "a to o.
krozje. Prva ustanovna seja,
oziroma organiziranje Sc je IL
vrsila dne %. m. m. Navzocih
je bilo okrog rs drustvenih "a
stopnikov. Izvolil Sc je izvrse-
valni odbor, kakor je tudi re
bilo sporoceno.
Odborniki so:.. predsednik FIR.
Barbic, podpredsednik John
Hrovat, tajnica Frances Erzen;
zapisnikar sfakoravno nisem bill
ma tel seji navzoc vsled bolezni
: v postelji) j.. F. Durn. Ostali
odboniki to- je nadzorni odbor
in druge potrebne odbore be
: treba Sc izvoliti ma prihodnji
> seji, katera sc vrsi dne 25. t. m
: v Slovenskem delavskem domu
I ma Waterloo Rd.
Zato. so proseni vsi drustveni
> zastopniki in zastopnice, da sc
: gotovo vdeleze te seje. Ravno
tako tudi tisti zastopniki, kate.
L ri ste pripravljeni cd drustev:
= XII pa. niste bill navzoci ma PRIV
seji, da Sc te seje gotovo vdele'
Ute. Slehernega zastopnika je
r dolznost, da Sc DO vdelezeva
= sci te podralznice stew 48. SAN.
1 S-a. " =
4 Dosedaj sta pokazala dobre
!, voljo do sodelovanja ze diva tu
: kajsnja drustva, XII sta o ten
nasem vaznem narodnem vpra'
: sanju, razpravljale ma njih Sc
: jah. Obenem sta sprejela slede'
&c sklepe, "a podkrepitev tega
= vasnega gibanjaf med nami.
: Drustvo 'V boz 1t. SO SNIP
: je Re takoj u poeetku prispevale
v ia sklad sANs-a $4,000. Da
: lie je bill storjen sklep drustve.
:; ne seje ia lnesec, da Sc drustvc
a obvezuje in prispeva mesecne
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tss ~ v ~ III
ostankov tolp IL Gorenjske, so
terorizirale Judi ma delu, izne-
nala napadali in plenili kmecka
posestva, morili pripadnike
naroda in rajhu I'VE
ste ljudi, ter izpodkopavali OBJ
stojeci mir in red.
Ma ia nacin so postal poma-
gaei boljsevika Stalina in pluto
kratov Roosevelta in Churchill
la. Ljudsko sodisee je naslednje
osebe obsodilo ma smrt:
Tomaz dip, drvar il Sele, ia
nez Doujak IL Borovlja, kovac,
Jakob Oras, drvar il Sele, F.
Gregoric, kmet IL Sele. Franc
Pristovnik, poljedelski delavec
il Sele, Florijan Kelic, drvar IL
Sele, Jernej Oras, kocar IL Sc
le, Janez Oras, postni uradnik
IL Sele, Urh Kelic, poljedelski
delavec liz Sele, Franc Vajncerl,
kmet il Suha pri Pliberku, ,Ju-
rij Pasterk, kmet IL Libuee, Mi
ha Zupanc, kocar il Reberce, in
Maria dip, dninarica iz ze-
lezne Kaplje.
Ljudsko sodisee je spoznalo
naslednje osebe "a krive, da so
pomagale teroristicnim tolpam
kot pismonose ali drugace, ter
da so bile v stalni zvezi z vodi-
telji tega organiziranega odpo-
ra, pomagale pri nabiranju no
viii clanov, prisostvovale raz-
pravam in razgovorom o komu-
nizmu, dajale streho in zatoci-
See "banditom" in tudi ma dru-
&c nacine podpirale ia pokret,
ali pa zanemarjale svojo dolz-
most, da ovadijo krivce, kakor
to zahteva zakon.
Jernej Vosic, delavec il Sele
II let zapora; Jozef dip, della
vec liz Sele 10 let; Sabina Ogriz,
sluzkinja IL Sele 8 let; Olga Ke-
lie, poljedelska delavka 5 let;
Katarina Pristotnik, delavka 5
let; Maria Linasi, hisnica il
Sele 4 leta; Justina jug, delav-
ka: liz, tSele 5 let; / Anica Oras,
gospodinja IL Sele 5 let; Ursula
:, Vancerl, zasebnica il Sele 3 le-
ia; Katarina Pasterk, kmetica
liz Sele 3 leta ;Janeza Rozman,
cevlj jar il Celovca 2 leta; Ales
Lusfn, rudar IL zelezne Kaplje
Z let; Anton Golob, drvar il
Gornje Belle 6 let; Janez Smol-
2 mix, IL zitare vasi 4 leta; Miha
Tonic, tovarniski delavec 3 le-
= ia; Tomaz dip, kmet "Jereb''
IL Reberce 8 let: Ursula Olip,
), kmetica IL zelezne Kaplje 2 le-
v ia; Fora Jug, kijigovodkinja il
: Borovlja 2 leta; Maria Ogris,
!, sluzkinja iz sele 2 leta; Maria
i Pristovnik, zasebnica il Sele 2
i leta in Vida Jug iz Sele 9 me-
!, secev zapora.
Vsi so-krivci so Sc zagovar.
jail, da so ravnali pod pritis-
kom in groznjami banditov, to.
da to oprayicilo je nesprejem-
1.-Two. Rajh mora zahtevati cd
vseh dostojnih drzavljanov, da
Sc ne vdajo groznjam in polka
zejo' mozatost v takih nevarnih
okoliscinah."
tie sodbene razprave so bile
posledice upora Slovencev ma
starr jugoslovansko avstrijski
meji. Oh priliki bojev, XII Sc Sc
vedno nadaljujejo med sloven-
skimi partizani in Gestapo, SO
bill dne 6. aprila zopet ubiti
: stirje predstavniki nacistov).
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ia, cigar avorteto prznavao tako rekoc vs jugosovan
ski patrioti zvzems Mhaovceyih cetnkov izdali pro
kamaco, kate poziyajo judstvo ma zay odpor, ees,
da e invaza zaveznikov pred durm in da DO Jugosla
Viii knalu udara a njenega osvobojenja" Porocia il
Zagraba porocao, da e dob ia ape! ysestransH odzv
citajte tozadevno porocilo danes pry stran nase
ga lista!
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zurnaist, rojen 6. oktobra 1882
v Trbovljah, je studiral gimna-
zijo v Celju (matura 1909, fl
lozofijo in pravo v Gradcu in
Pragi in je promoviral l. 1910;
bill je nekaj casa odvetniski
koncipijent in cd 1910 poklicni
novinar ma Dunaju, parlamen-
tarni correspondent Slovenskega
Naroda, Edinosti, zagrebske
Rijeei in splitske Slobode; izda-
jail v sporazumu S srbskim po-
slanikom in Masarykom tednik
Suedslavische Rundschau (Du-
maj 1911-2); bill je ustanovi-
tell in sourednik Vede 1911-3,
ter sc vrnil v avgustu 1914 v
Ljubljano, kjer je prevzel glav-
no urednistvo Slovenskega ma
roda; cd 1921 naprej je bill u
rednik Jutra.
"Politicno je deloval kot di-
jak pri narodno-radikalnem gi-
banju, bill v vodstvu narodnega
radikalnega dijaskega shoda v
Trstu (7905), kjer je govoril o
nalogah nasih akademiskih dru-
Stew, predsednik narodno radi-
kalnega dijaskega shoda. V &C.
lju (1907, predsednik ekseku-
tive narodno radikalnega di-
jastva ter je bill urednik Omla-
dine (19O7-8) in MEN sotrud-
mix.
"ze kot dijak je dopisoval po-
liticnim lstom in deloval v Sta
jerski narodni stranki. z Duna-
ia je potoval 1912 ma Balkan,
stopil v zvezo politicno in ma
rodno organizacijo enotne jugo-
slovanske politike, stopil g.
zerjavom V zaroto mafije (Ce-
hi, Jugoslovani, Poljaki) in vo-
dill v Sloveniji casopisno akcijo
"a idejo narodnega edinstva. Cd
1917 naprej je bill clan nacel-
stva narodno napredne stran.
Ike in soustanovitelj Jugoslovan.
ske demokratske stranke ter
clan njenega glavnega odbora '
Beogradu.
"Sodeloval je pri ustanovitv
Narodnega sveta, bill je tajnil
Narodnega VEGA Zagrebu "a
Slovenijo in Istro (sept. 1879
in clan delegacije Narodnegs
VEGA "a pogajanja izvedb
formalnega ujedinjenja in depu
tacije, XII je izrocila 1. dec. 1915
adreso regentu Srbije.
"Od 1919 je bill clan zacas
mega narodnega predstavnistva
cd sept. 1927 do 6. januarjs
1929 in cd novembra 1881 "a
stopnik mesta Ljubljane v skup
seini. Bill je minister "a konsti
tuante in izenacenje, zakono'
(od decembra 1873, minister
"a trgovino in industrijo (od ju
LIZA 1919 do februarja 1920 ju
goslovanski poslanik v Pragi
cd septembra 1881 minister z;
zgradbe, cd januarja 1882 mi
mister "a trgovino."
Albert Kramer je bill, kako
razvidno il njegovega zivljenje
pisa, v dobi slovenske borbe z;
osvoboditev izpod avstrijskeg;
jarma in pozneje v Jugoslaviji
eden najvaznejsih predstavni
kov slovanskega naroda.
Bill je velik postenjak in "a
veden Slovenec. S posebno trd
nostjo in .neupogljivostjo Sc j
v vseh situacijah svoje ,politid
ne karijere zavzemal "a neosvo
bojene Slovence, ma Primor
skem in ma Koroskem.
Obenem pa je bill eden naj
bolj czavednih Jugosloyanov
njegovar smrt je velika izgub
ia, cigar avtoriteto priznav'
ski patriot. iZyZemSi Miha
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Ma gorn Sikh sta dua aeriska letalca XII pociuata
"pokopaScu etalske Sole Orlando Fla To nj resacno
kopas6e tenve6 svaro letace kaj jh 6aka ako
bodo svojem posu zbran in buni Nap krSh glase:
"Ta e incl sko asko XII je propu6a1o "Ta e ga1 &ve-
plenko krovu ladje konvoju," itd
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Hurlena Trouble

had predicting trouble long
to happen later they break loose and
much whether is or fancied.
The trouble that did break Harlem be called trace
riot" except the really plain
ordinary riot that Harlem the Negroes
other similar congestion Add
to that the inevitable hoodum which happy
wild and do little lOOng the midst of the confusion and
have the factors that produce violence
Apparently policeman attempted
arrest Negro disordey Negro
military policeman followed
the soldier the hospital
spread This is the
military policeman he had conducted
himself worthy
his he would have taken whatever complaint he thought
justified police station He must have known that y his inter
ference with accomplish nothing except
happen But hard judge things complete
nation might show that there blame both sides.
tragic to be looked at against the
background problem persons Jogging
the issue BY talking about this problem as social Tbev talk about
ntermarage particularly thing
that really causing the feeling among Negroes
discrimination against them in the means of making their a in life
What Negroes want equality educational
opportunity that will enable Negro just
good life as white person This is their right Too often thew
cannot get portion of it. Even when they finely
they find doors closed them that applicants whose skin
a different color.
would certainly help were to have we'll planned
courses nterracial culture Certainly nation with many
racial situations America has should adequate
questions In its educational system Such should
from the next generation the silly pejudces
that poison the citizenship of this and older prob
lens cannot be washed out day. people
who have grown into fixed attitudes But is
future and since have long future
making that will be better Pioneer
UP TO WOMEN
Negro will be the the postwar period
unless taken by something
maintaining the they employment The extent
Of the firing however will depend largely Negro women
able adjust themselves their present jobsWma in the
Chicago Defender.
FULFILLED OR FoRGorTEN7
In South Africa well the United reality of the
Atlantic Charter and the Freedoms test
and Latin America North America the
hdes of people whose skins interest
whether the United promises and political
and economic freedom for all peoples will be fulfilled forgotten
victory the pressure
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Chicago, and Mrs. A. Neal of
Arkansas.
Favorite hymn service was held
at the evening worship hour at 8
pm. Mrs. Celestine Douglass at
the piano and Esther Zachary at
the pipe organ were the accompan-
lists.
An organ solo by Miss Zachary
and a duet by Sandra and Lydia
Nelson were special features of the
service. Among the visitors were
Mrs. Perkins of Kansas City, Kans-
as, and Mrs. Henderson of Kansas
City, Mo-, Mrs. C. Coyer, Mrs. N.
Southworth and Mrs. Ruth Gage
Colby, all of the Highland Park
Congregational church.
Rev. Elmer Faulkner, of Kansas
City, Kansas, will be the guest
preacher at both the II am. and
8 pm. services next Sunday
Church Reporter.
st. James A.M.E. Church Notes:
A large congregation was thor
oughly imbued with appreciation
as they attentively listened to the
sermon by one of the 'tfoster" sons
of st. James, Rev. Andrew R.
Parks, of Cedar Rapids, Ia, at our
10:45 am. service last Sunday,
August 1. His subject, "The Pow
er of the Cross" was taken from
Cor. 1:18. Rev. Parks described its
symbolism and effect in a firm
and mastery manner. This was
communion day and a large num-
Der participated in this service. At
the close of the service, many
hearty congratulations were be-
slowed upon Rev. and Mrs. Parks.
The Pastors Aid Society, an or
ganization of loyal women, pre-
scented a cash gift to Rev. and Mrs.
B. N. Moore, in appreciation of
"their earnest endeavors and sterl-
ing excellence of character" The
following visitors were present:
Mines. Mae E. Yeager, Columbia,
Md, Cecilia G. Bell, Little Rock,
Ark, Maggie T. Martin, high school
teacher at Annisten, Ala, Han
nah Murphy, Dallas, Tex, Mary
LETTERS, New London, Conn.,, Sally
Cartwright, Nashville, Tenn, Hell
en- Cartwright, st. Paul, Messrs.
DR.. C. H. Williams, st. Paul, James
J. Billups, Pasadena, Calf, 1t. AL
bert R. Burgess, Base Gen. Depot,
Los Angeles, Calf, Corp. Floyd
Blakey, Camp Livingston, La.
The University of Life closing
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convocation at pm. August 1, was
enjoyable and instructive. Rev. M.
Boyd Patrick was master of cere-
monies. Miss Juanita Schuck was
guest soloist. Mr.. Douglas Lewis
accompanied her. Mr.. o. C. Hall
presented the speaker, DR.. Winni-
fred A. Jordan. His subject was
"Of One Blood" The speaker gave
a descriptive analysis of the fluid
which circulates through the bodies
of the human race, sustaining the
gospel of Acts. 1925. Miss Gloria
Williams is the president. Mrs.
Bertha L. King conductress.
The women of st. James are on
the alert and all agog. Sunday,
August 8, is Women's Day.-C. H.
Miller.
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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends
for their many expressions of
sympathy, for the beautiful floral
offerings, the donation of cars and
other acts of kindness during our
recent bereavement at the death
of our mother and sister, Mrs.
Anna Mitchell. We appreciated the
comforting words from Rev. ]. W.
Graham, pastor, and the solos by
Mrs. ]. Lynn and A. B. James,
Mrs. Camella Hickerson, daughter,
Cornelius, Gilbert, Edmond and
Warner Rice, sons; Mrs. Nettie
Allen and Mrs. Matte Landers,
sisters.
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pl0L.
Throughout the history of Amer
ica's race problem there has ex-
listed breed of weak and made
quate government officials who,
like this mayor of Detroit, have
fallen back upon the hush-hush
method of dealing with the prob
lem. Of all the alternative ap-
proaches to a dangerous situation,
this approach is the one which re-
quires absolutely no CUTS. 1t is
the approach which inevitably fails.
Here in Detroit Mr.. Roosevelt
may view the image of his own
supremely negative policy toward
the race crisis; and here in the
tragedy of rioting and sullied ma
tional prestige he may witness
preview of the inevitable failure
of his policy. Mr.. President! 1t is
time for you to say something and
do something about this crisis.
Throw off the negative advice of
the hush-hush men about you and
see this thing for the living open
danger that it is.
Msgr. Haas recent announce
ment that his FEPC committee
would come to life and undertake
an uncompromising investigation
of Detroit discrimination was well
coined news, but it was not enough.
Educational programs on race toll
erance by committees, unions and
other organizations are not enough.
The American Negro maturing
socially and politically; thrust up
ward through economic strata by
the war economy; smarting at the
mockery of Four Freedoms war
and a caste-ridden homefront-is
challenging for a new social basis.
This is one of those evolutionary
currents of humanity, which no
amount of high-f1own white oratory
will ever divert. And white Ameri-
ca, North and South, driven by the
subterranean fear and ignorance
in our culture, is beating back at
the Negro with open violence. No
committee, no legion of commit
tees, is going to be able to SUBJ
due this crisis through piecemeal
efforts.
AS an emergency stop-gap
measure we need a great out
spoken speech by Mr.. Roosevelt,
discussing the race problem, point
ing out its dangers to the war eff
fort, appealing at last to the
springs of simple idealism which
have all but dried up in our ma
tional life. And then, for the first
time since 1876, we must tackle
the race question with a broad ma
tional policy.
We need a cabinet office for race
relations, as Carey McWilliams
suggests in his book Brothers
Under the Skim; since this is a
maximum and somewhat optimistic
hope, we should at least expect to
see created a powerful division
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for racial minorities within the In
terror Department. We need a ma
tional fair racial practices act, pat
termed after the machinery of the
Wagner act; the Administration at
least should begin the fight to get
it through. This Congress would
almost certainly kill it, but the
groundwork must be laid. We need
strong Administration support of
the anti-poll bill; not this con-
temptible hands-off policy. We need
a propaganda technique by which
the OWL can enter areas like De-
troit and attempt to cut away the
mounting tensions by open propa-
ganda and educational campaigns.
We need a program like the Farm
Security Administration to lend
Negro families money to continue
to leave the South in large numbers
and to supervise their settlement
in other areas. The concentration
of the Negro population in the
South has caused the caste system
to develop a fiercely sef-perpetu-
ating tendency. The Southern poll
tax cabal in Congress is one evil
dence. It seems to me that the long
range solution of the race problem
depends largely on continued mi
grafton of vast numbers of South
ern Negroes.
There are many, many things to
be done. The mildest of them will
meet with violent political reaction
from the South. But Mr.. Roosevelt
must accept that fact. The condi-
tons which produced riots in
Mobile, Beaumont, Los Angeles
and Detroit continue to operate,
and his present negative policy
cannot possibly forestall other
riots. Poisoned and fostering sit
uations like a race crisis don't
solve themselves. Mayor Jeffries
can bear good witness to the fact.
Sometimes late at night in the
New York broadcasting area a
Freedom House radio program
signs off with a choral recording of
the Battle Hymn of the Republic.
"Mine eyes have seen the glory"
"a stirring, nostalgia piece of
America, reminiscent always of
Abraham Lincoln and his war.
There is a rare quality that exists
in the memories of those times.
Reading back over Lincoln's hon
est, open speeches on the race ques-
ton, reading back over Whitman's
on-rushing eloquent democratic
poetry, and the clean, high courage
and morality that lived in Emer-
sons thought wonder, what is it
that has gone out of American life,
when we can sit by for three years
and behold a mounting race crisis,
with never a major protest by large
numbers of the Northern members
of Congress, with never a bold and
affirmative act by the national gov
eminent.
Thomas Sanction.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-08-06
Card of Thanks

l wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to friends
and neighbors for their kind ex-
pressions of sympathy and for the
beautiful floral offerings in my re-
cent bereavement at the death of
my husband, Gershon Ewing.
Thanks to Rev. A. J. Irvine for
spiritual guidance and to the choir.
Mrs. Halle Ewing.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-08-06
Chief Hackert's Death a Loss

The untmy death of Chief Clinton Hakert of the St. Paul
police department grave loss to the city,
Chief Hackrt outstanding public servant His record is
metropolitan police force. He gentle
department degree.
good firm officers who performed their duty with
courtesy whenever they could.
the Negro community the loss Chief Hackert great He
followed the letter the theory that constituted law enforcement
agencies should all alike big little, white black.
Officers under his supervision knew that Chief Hackert would
allow the color skin his religion used unfairly against
him. AS result they careful perform their duties
that they could not be accused of religious prejudice
This newspaper along with the community keenly Chief
Hackerts passing He young with promising future
real worth
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-08-06
In MemOriam

In loving memory Of our dear
sister and daughter, Bernice Brown,
who departed this life August 6,
1912.
You cannot say and you should not
say
That she is dead-She is just
away!
With CHEEKY smile and a wave of
the hand
She has wandered into an I'M
known land.
Think of her faring on, as dear
In the love of There as the love
of Here;
Think of her still as the same, to-
day;
She is not dead-She is Just
away!
The Brown Family,