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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-15
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-15
Africans Paved Way

Britain, reluctant to arm
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-15

her African colonials, has
found that the jim crow pol
icy might have cost her an
Allied victory in Africa. Undc1
internal pressure, Britain re-
turned Halle SelaSsie to power
in Africa where the Lion Of
Juda went quietly about his
business of modifying African
natives against the Germans
and Italians. American Colored
troops, landing a year ago in
Liberia, were the first Yankees
to land in Africa and many
more soon followed When the
final big attack got underway
in Africa, there were African
colonials, including the famed
French Senegalese, and colored
American troops in the lead.
While Britain's white TROOPS
gathered the greatest publicity,
the colored contingents. in
GLIDING Indians, paved the way
to victory The African cam
paign has shown the world
that all men are equal on the
field of battle. Why can't they
be equal at home in peace?
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-15
State Lottery Fight
Opens Today Before
State Legislature

Five bills to establish State
lotteries are before the State
legislature and hearings upon
them will be given this morn
ing, Thursday, at 1890 o'clock
in the Gardner Auditorium at
the State House, by the Joint
Ways and Means Committee of
the legislature.
1t is expected that the hear
ings will be quite spirited.
Cardinal William O'Connell
will be represented at the
hearings, in opposition to the
proposed lotteries, by former
Mayor Frederick w. Mansfield.
Former Lieut.. Gov. Francis
E. Kelly will be present advo-
eating a State lottery. He has
been an ardent proponent Of
State lotteries for the past
several years.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-15
What Equality?

Now let us consider the story
hold Bill Cunningham Of the
Boston Sunday Herald con-
ceruing the poor whites" hat
linz the colored because they
have to COMPETE against us
An a limited field.
What field? Since when have
the poor whites" tried to re-
8placc colored in the slave cot
ston fields and the servant roles
sof the South? Since when have
sthe colored people in Dixie held
high wage jobs that were clos
sed to whites? This phase Of the
story is quite amusing indeed,
~ is obviously another choice
bit Of Jim crow propaganda.
And about those southern
Flterate whites trying to
.'equalize the matter in their
own way" What way?
If their own way" is repre-
scented by Ex-Governor Tai
madge, Martin Dies, and nu-
merous other southen leaders
who have shown their "love''
for colored people, then we
don't know if we want their
help at all.
Nor are their efforts toward
EQUALITY.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-15
Suffolk Features
Governors Cap On
Saturdays Card

The $4,000 Governors Han
dicap will headline Saturdays
racing program at Suffolk
Downs at the close of the first
full week of the 60-day Spring
and Summer season. Attract
ing no fewer than 20 nOmin-
eeS, some of the top miIers in
training will go pOStwards for
the seventh running of the
classic, including many new
corners from Maryland and
New York.
Among contenders will be
such as Arthur Murray, Fair
Call, Firebroon1, Eric Knight,
Devalue, Incoming, Itabo, Star
Copy, Spiral Pass, Valdina AL
pha and others.
Suffolk Downs this year is
playing host to a great many
thoroughbreds which have, in
the past, done much of their
running at Pinllico and Del
aware Park. The demand for
room among these stables was
such officials of the Eastern
Racing Association have been
able to be quite "choosy" in the
selection Of stables for Suffolk
Downs campaigning. The result
will be evident at post time for
the Governors as a fine field
marches up for the getaway
from Starter Bob Trends bar
rier.
All shipments from Maryland
and New York are not yet bed
ded down at the seaside oval,
but once the SRO sign is hung
out in the barns not only the
stakes, but the day-by-day
races themselves will find some
of the best campaigners on the
turf in action.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-15
Woman s Department

cannot get away from home,
just go to bed and let the world
go by. Make some sort of
change, halt in your tracks and
do something different-relax.
Then when it is all over, take a
look at yourself and see how the
years have dropped away---how
much younger you appear.
TO BE PERFECTLY DRESSED
Perfection is not a little thing
and yet a little thing makes per-
lection. This is the saying of a
wise man and is found very true.
So it is with the matter of dress.
Your suit may be lovely and
your accessories all that they
should be, and all this backed
up by fine grooming, yet there is
one touch lacking. Some one
puts it like this; No one is per-
fectly dressed unless he wears a
smile.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-15

Released by U. 8. War Department
Bureau Of Public Relations
AIR MEDAL-This decoration
may be awarded to any person
who, while serving in any capacity
with the Army or Navy of the
United States subsequent to Sep
TENDER 8, 1889, distinguishes him
self by meritorious achievement in
an aerial fight. Pendant from a
ribbon striped with blue and gold
is q feur-de-lis which surmounts a
compass rose. In relief on the rose
is a swooping American Eagle with
lightning bolts elutched in his
talong,,
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their true status!
The colored soldier who will
be barred from southern res
taurantS, showed into the rear
Of trains and buses, and told
he is not welcome at "whi e
USO centerS, will undoubtedly
go on his way with the thought
that he is only an American
citizen, second class.
BY contrast, he will watch
aliens and naturalized citizens
walk gaily in and out of every
public place and conveyance
without the least bit of re-
striction whatever. Aliens have
every right to rejoice, (even
those who may have only re-
Gently been AGAINST our De-
mocracy.)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-15
Schemers SoftbaII
Team Begins
Third Season

Inaugurating the 1943 season
the Schemers Softball Team on
Sunday, May 9, at Carter Play
ground in a warm up game
tripped the Shaw House team
to the tune of 1872. The post
Office boys used the inter
changable battery Of Crudup
and Wells.
With several new players adj
ded to the roster the Schemers
will be greatly strengthened,
the only problem being finding
suitable opponents due to war
conditions. Tomorrow, Sunday,
May IS, the Schemers will en-
terrain the Panthers.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-15
MUSIC NOTES

Mary Sheridan, contralto,
will give a song recital in Col
umbus ave AME Zion church,
Sunday afternoon, May l6, at
$3.50 o'clock. Ernest O'Banyoun
will be the accompanist. .......
At Columbus Ave AME Zion
church on Thursday evening,
May 20, at 8:15 o'clock, Ora
Wake, soprano, will give a
song recital accompanied by
William A. Rhodes, pianist and
composer. Ida Barco, dramatic
reader, will assist on the pro-
gram. .... The following
charming young ladies and
students of music were usherS
at the opera program on May
6: Muriel Andrews, Gladys
Reddick, Dorothy Chase, Cath
crime Johnson. Grace Snel-
burne assisted these young
ladies. ....,. Every Sunday be-
tween $3.50 and 4 p m the
Pleasant Hill Baptist church
will broadcast a musical pro-
gram over Station WCOP. ......
Doris Lee Jones of Hampton
Institute will soon be intro
duced to Boston's musical and
literary circles. Miss Jones ar
tistic career is very promising,
...... John Powell, welcomed a
host of his friends at the per-
Torrance of Orpheus and
Eurydice w. A. r.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-15
rowing ALONG SPORTSDOM
BY MADE KoUNTZE
LAPS, GERMANS, INITIATE
bur Dixie JIM.CROW
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page one)
khan 50 years ago. They've
been called brutal, ignorant
Ind worthless. They are called
bhe colored mans worst enemy.
Who made 'em that way?
Why is it that a lot of these
sDoor whites, once they learn
fhe truth, are willing to form
|share- cropper unions with col
bred people, and form fast
friendships on the battle field.
|Why is it that southern boys
bike Texas Bill Cunningham
Voluntarily shake off" their
color completes and become
champions in the defense Of
colored rights?
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grownups junk kids good according Frances
Graham H. and Gabriel Johnson IL Of the cood orphan asylum
Ryerdae The
collecting copper, old rubb
With the earnings from their haul
Mrs Douglas Gibbons, York booh
chairman, bought $85 since
December.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-15
Segregated Whites

The poor whites" have only
been legged on to oppose the
colored brother. Every trace Of
major race propaganda, every
mob scene and lynching bee
has been melted by the Dixie
"Mr. Biggs" who control The
cotton, the tobacco, and the
royal rights" of a die hard
dynasty.
These economic royalists
are the self satisfied southern
ers who preach the virtues of
colored segregation and yell
like mad when the JapS segre'
gate their white kith and kin
in Asia and when the Germans
Segregate millions of whites in
Europe. And these are the
hypocrites who remain silent
when lyncherS Of colored men
are freed by the courts but
who yell blue murder when
their own boys are shot by Japs
Tin the life and death Strug-
giles o I war;. And these
are the facts Of the case that
make colored people mad; yet
not mad enough to be fooled
into placing the blame where
it does not rightfully belong.
The poor whites" of the
south can not possibly be
blamed for the Jim crow Sys-
TEN because they too are seq
regated. They have been for
Uaorct
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Wise Sayings

"A broken arm can toll, but
not broken heart"
"a house that has two mis-
tresses, is unSwept"
"He that has no child, has
no light in his eyes"
1--WE can always live on less
when we have more to live for"
I'm time of war the first casu-
atty is truth"
"The most vital commodity of
war is time"
-G--
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-15

BEAUTY HINTS
By NINA TEMPLE
uMMMMMRmMHHHHmM mMHHHMnMnI
VACATIoN FoR BEAUTY

VACATION FOR BEAUTY
AS odd as it seems, a vacation
often works wonders for the
face. That is, if the vacation is
one that allows you to relax, be
at peace with the world, let
down, in short-unwind. If you
cannot take a real vacation,
then take a semi-one. That is,
take week or two in the coun-
try and sleep and sleep. If you
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-15
Citizens, Second Class

The so called equalization
efforts as told to the Boston
Herald are so far from attain
|ment in the south latter m re
than 80 years., that many
|colored citizens will observe
u AM An American Day" Sun
sday with grave doubts as to
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-08

je nakopala tvoja osamelost.
Zakaj tri cetrtine vse take sare
Sc zaredi v cloveku samo tedaj,
&c je prevee sam.
Kakor je moja navada cd ne
kdaj = pisal bonn tako, kakor
mislim, da je prav, brez ozira
ma desno in levo. v meni je tr-
den sklep, sam ne vem cd kdaj;
goyori in pisi vedno tako, ka-
kor vidijo tvoje oei in razume
tvoja dusa. To Sc pravi: Ngovo-
r: in pisi %naravnost, kakor mi
sis. 2 resnico hos nasel vsele.
odmev pri vseh, XII so v zivlje'
nju zgradili eloveka vreden INA
caj.
Ma delo, bratje, vstajenje j
danes boil potrebno, kakor j
bio kdaj pref V zivljenju nase
ga naroda v Ameriki
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-08
KAKO VISOKI so NAJVECJl
HRIBI MA ZEMLJI?

V Evropi je najvecji brib
Montblank, XII je visok 4810 me
troy mad morjem; v Aziji Gau-
risankar Mont Everest) 8840
metrov; v Juzni Ameriki Aeon
|cagua 697O metrov. in v Sever
nj Ameriki Mont Mckinley,
|6,24O metrov. Najvisji hrib v
Afriki Sc imenuje Kilimand-
|scharo, XII je 5000 metroy vi
sok.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-08
ALI JE Ma SVETU VEG MOS.
XIII ALI VEG ZENSKIH
LJUDI?

Izracunali so, da zivi v vsej
Evropji 8 milijone yec zensk,
kakor MOI; v ostalih delhi sve-
ia pa je vee moskih kakor zen.
skin prebivalcev. Ma vsem sve-
tn je okoli 100000 lib mill
jonoyl wee moskih kakor zen-
skin ljudi.
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/
studenta, sklonjenega mad knI-
gami. In v soho stopi MOI "
debeii suknji in $ kovcegom VI
roki. Student poskoci s stola.
"Ocev"
Obraz moza, porastel S sivo
brado, Sc r~azjasni, cube ma CO.
lu zginejo. Okrog listen zaigra
komaj widen smehljaj.
"Sinr
In oce, ucitelj z dezele, dene
kovceg ma MILO in ga odpre.
Med drugim postavi ven velik
zaboj. Obraca ga skrbno, da Sc
ne prevrne.
Jabolk sem ii prinesel. Sam
sem jih nabral, pod ono hrusko,
kamor sva hodila v poctnicah
skupaj ma sprehod. Sam sem
jih nabral", Sc dostavi in gleda
ma MILO, ma zavoj. Ma sina Sc
ne ore, samo ma modri zavoj z
jabolki. In sin je YES vessel in po-
ljubi oeeta. All, cato, ker je pri-
nesel jabolka.
In sin takrat nj vedel, da Sc
skriva v vsakem onem drob-
mem sadu ocetova ljubezen. On
nj videl NIGGA, XII je Sci pc kon-
eanem pouku v gozd, on ga nj
videl, kako Sc je sklanjal mad
drobnimi sadezi ma tleh, kako
je izbiral lepa jabolka, grda in
obtoleena metal stran, on nj vi
del MEGA, kako jih je nesel do
NOV, kako jih je sprawl, kako
jih je hodil gledat, da Jill lahko
nese - sinu. On nj videl tega.
on je videl samo jabolka. Lju.
bezni nj videl. Nj zapazil sra
mezljivosti in zadrege, ko je ocs
polozil zavoj z drobtinicami ns
MILO in rekel: Sam sem Jill ma.
bral". All, ljubezen ocetova, ka'
ko 81 bila mocha, velika in, all
meme nesrecnika, XII te ljubezn
nisem videl in je nisem razu
mel.
In tudi ia ljubezen je ugasni
la. Pustila je "a seboj lie svo,
veliki blagoslov in grenak spo
min. In John vidi pred sebo
bolnisko posteljo in ma Mi MOI;
XII Sc bori S smrtjo. Poleg poste
lie stoji sin in dale mrzle oh
) klade ma razbeljeno cello oceto
, vo.
cali hudo trpis, oce?"
7 Bolnik nj mogel vec odgovo
J RITZ. z velikim naporom je sa
: mo odmajal z glavo.
"Ne trpim!"
Prisel je zdravnik, prijatel
oeetov. Pomoei nj bio vee. Oc
Sc je z oemi poslovil cd sina il
veke so Sc mu napol zaprle. P
lieu pa je zdrknila svetla solz
kakor biser.
"Tezke in nude bolecine lie
-. mel ranjki, sedaj jih nina vee!
je omenil zdravnik.
All, kako mocha 81 bila liz
bezen in kako velika! Zatajil
oee svojo bolecino, da nj tolik
trpel sin.
v All, povejte, razlozite mi, I
e eenjaki, zakaj take ljubezni l
gasajo!
l. In John 81 je zakril obraz
: roko in Sc je bridko razjokal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-08
O ugosnieni fubezni

John Sc je pretegnil ma po-
stelji, zagledal Sc v strop in "a
eel premisljevati.
"Sedaj sem sam, eisto sam
ma svetu. Nimam zene. nimam
oceta in tudi matere nimam.
Res je, drugi ljudje imajo po-
leg starse in drugih domacih
tudi sorodnike, JAZZ nimam no
benega. Steer pravijo, da tax
clovek, kakor sem JAZZ, to je tax
clovek, XII nina ma svetu druge-
ga kakor svojo palico, pray lah-
ko umrje.
To je Re mogoce. Vendar maj
DO re kakor hoce, emo je, XII dr.
Ii: clovek brez svojcev je ka-
kor samoten popotnik sredi
polja v jesenski noel. Pc nebu
Sc podijo oblaki in zdajpazdaj
Sc prikaze liz Min luna, XII "a
hip obsije erno postavo ma &C.
sti, ogrnjeno V plase, in pokra-
jino, pusto in tresoeo Sc v
mrzlem vetru. Tia daljavo Sc
vile costa, oh Min visoke jayne
di in tupatam kak hrasticek.
Popotnik obstane, zagleda Sc v
noe, ore sc ma nebo in Sc sire
Sc. Ne vsled mrzlega vetra, bolj
radi grenke zavesti samote. Nj
ma tovarisa, XII bi mu rekel pri-
jazno besedo, nj ljubice, XII hi S
4 sladko roko pogladila njegove
razmrsene kodre, nj belle hisice,
kjer hi Sc odpocil "a MILO v
druzbi domacih, XII gledajo nan.
z ljubeznijo. Sauna dolga, tenn
nosiva pot cez temno pokraji'
no in ma nebu crni oblaki, hite.
ci bogvekam.
Da, da, ljubezni nj in lube
zen je tisti tovaris, XII reee sa'
motnemu p%opotniku prijazne
: besedo sredi samotne nocne po.
krajine; ljubezen je tista slad
, ka roka ljubice, XII pogladi ne
srecnika pc razmrsenih kodrih
? ljubezen je tista bella hisica, k
sprejme romarja pod svojt
> streho, da Sc odpocije v lube
cih pogledih svojcev.
, In ia ljubezen je umrla. Nj j
vec. John vidi malo sobico in
!; Mi decka, XII skace pc Mi in s.
igra S konjicem in z bobnom
+; Tam ma zapecku sedi stara ma
! ii, z roznim vencem roki. Me
ma ustna Sc premikajo, a oci lju
bece gledajo otroka, XII drvi raz
po~sajeno pc sobi. All, kolik'
:, ljubezni .je teh starkinih oceh
; koliko skrbi "a mladega otro
ka, XII je ravnokar izgubil svo
jo mater. Glej, oei govorijo
JAZZ tie hocem cuvati mesto ME
XII tie je z bolestjo v srcu zapu
stila. JAZZ te hocem voditi p
poti, da ne pades.
! IL decka je zrastel mladeni6
q Odsel je il domace vasi v me
sto in blagoslov stare matere j
,. sci z MIN. Blagoslov, XII nj u
y gasnil nikdar, XII je svetil ma
j. MIN ma zivljenju poti.
:; Da, b~lagoslov nj ugasnil, U
J. gasnila je ljubezen in pustila 2
h seboj grenak spomin. Mladeni
: nj videl starke nikdar vec, r
mu bio mogoce staff oh mrt
!, vaski postelji. Tujina ga je "a
!. drzala. In ko je prisel domo1
! nj vee nasel ME, katere ustn
SO Sc ma smrtni postelI poTay
flia1o ~;oro1
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NE ,''5s pIsMA
tfIf
Pise Frank Kerze
-tf1I

kar sem sci ma stoJecl all SedN-
81 strajk in prenehal S pisa
MEM. Ne cato, da hi mi bio
zmanjkalo gradiva - gradiva
ma kose. Treba nj drugega, ka-
kor da elovek prebrska izdaje
enega samega tedna nasih slo-
venskih listov, pa lahko pise
leto dni. Tudi ne cato, da hi Sc
bill clovek navelical - kdor zaj-
de ma to pole, mora delati, 81
GER nina miru.
Ampak mi, XII pisemo, smo
vcasih malo kapricasti ljudje.
Nekaj mehkega, rahlega, OBJ
cutljivega kakor magnetna i
gla, .je V mas. In kadar pride
nekaj, cesar mislimo, da nismo
zasluzili, nam pade dobra VOLTA
- in konec je.
To nj samo pri meni, ampak
pri vseh enako. Spominjam Sc
preteklih dni - koliko smo Jill
izgubili - dobrih III vrednih
delavcev. Prejemali so klofute,
kakor jih %prejemamo mi-pa
so pustili vse skupaj in Sc u
maknili V tho privatno zivlje-
ME.
JAZZ sem navajen udarcev v
iavnosti. I'll me ne zadevajO-
has nasprotno: CHM vee jih je,
toliko boljse Sc poeutim. Pride
10 pa ma videz male stvari, ne
kaj umazanega, zahrbtnega, ne
kaj nehvaleznega, nekaj takega
kakor pravi mas pregovor
spredaj lie, zadaj praska. TIC
pa cloveka vseka, da izgubi vsc
dobro voljo. In potem Sc umak'
ne, kakor ranjena zival, nekan
V zatisje, da preboli to, da pc
zabi, da pokoplje. In ko zaene
ma gomili poganjati novo zele
ME, je zopet vse dobro.
Mislil sem tudi, da bi FACE
zbirati gradivo il zivljenja a
meriskih Slovencev skoro oc
prvega zacetka pa do danes
spisati kaj vrednega. Zakaj m
nismo bill razumljeni Cd nash
bratov ma oni strani oceana
BaS nesprotno-celo neko anti
PATIO SO kazali do mas. To j
izkusil marsikateri nash roja
kov. Dokler je bio dolarjev, j
bill dobrodosel povsod. Ko 81
: posli, je zacel biti vsem napoti
i S tenn gradivom nj torej ida
mic. Bill sem V dogovorih S sta
; rim krajem glede moth del;
:. prisla je druga svetovna vojn'
l in vse je morale zopet v tist'
notranjost, XII Sc vedno cak;
3vojega vstajenja.
Mad dive lett sem torej mol
4 cal in reel moran, ia sem tez
! 10 molcal. Vsaj imamo venda
stvari in probleme, XII so velik
in vazni,' XII rabijo della cd vseE
XII so voljni in zmozni. Rabim
! hesed in ravnih potov, zaka
l glasovi, XII zvene il nash sic
} venskih listov v Ameriki, S
} vse kaj drugega kot to. Eni
majo svoje meje, preko kateri
mislijo, da ne morejo in ne sme
=: 10 It'll. Drugi Sc igrajo z obzil
l ma desno in levo. camera nj pr:
jetna-zato Sc vedno prihajs
: mo v javnost pc znanem sta
4 rem kopitu; vse dobro, vse IL
= pc, vse tako, da skoro ne NOR
, biti drugace. Pevski zbori pc
jo, kakor angeljski kori pre-
: nebeskim prestolom, dramatic
' ne predstave, kolikor jih Sc
: mamo, prekasajo seveda slavl
a Moskovski teater, veselice bre
vsakcga .programa SO Sc vedn
kulturen uspeh.
n Listov imamo Sc dosti i
y vsak gleda ma to, kako hi s
najbolj prikupil krogu svoji
. citateljev. citatelj je zivljensk
LESJpano III co 10 protal,