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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14
Mitttuodl, ben IA. Ssnli 1943

L
Isle aBer ioIlte Ser 8eante oa5n
1fommen, Sen gnfiprnngenen bier an
lin1en2'' 2''
| sd ipeiB nibt, ipelhe @riinbe i'm
oa5al beranlaBt baben; ieoenfaas miro
9r. 2eitenring al,6 oariiber gnsfrnft
eeben fonuen.' =
,,Da ndre id tpirflih neugierig",
li6erate Der Hole; ,,Dielleicbt tpiir6e bie=
lie Musfunft Die @el6id)te etpas pabr-
IidJeinliber na6en."
n@enn sic i'm fragen pollen? 2"
ngein, neiu, 10 iebr intereiiiert
lni6 oie Sade nicbt', unterbrad i'm
Der @raf raid, tpdbreno er NIT Ser
lariItofratiiden &ano langiam iiber
Icen ibmar5en Bart itrih. u8ir 1tno
on anf Elm abionoerlibes Ebema ge-
fomnen'', flbr er labelno fort;
,,n0ge es nun abgetan fein &aben
ESie 9sadri6ten bon meinem gres=
later 8anfier erbalten?"
uaeine, oie auf Sbre slnselesen-
beiten 8eaug b1tten.'
uDann iperben Sic n1orgen ober
Mbermorgen Na6ri6ten e1npfangen.
9as Saus i6reibt mir, es feien 30,=
1000 Gubel fiir midi einge5ablt NOR
Sen. Sd] babe Iuftrag gegeben, ST.
men oas Gels fir n1eine Ne1nung at
| i1berneiien.''
8raf &ralinifi nabm bei ber Ieste1
@orten einen Brief nus ieineln Bor.
tefeuil1e, Ben er oe1n 9anfier iiber-
reibte. Steinfe1b gab' ibn, nadoen
er ben Snbalt. geleien bate, nit Ell
ner leihten gerneieung 5uriid uno
|ingte:
.5ie f6nnen idon bellte iiber Die
IGun1lne Bel mir berfiigen.' =
.Dan1it eilt's burhaus ,libt", er~
tpiberte Der Graf rubig; ,,es tpdre mir
liogar unaneenebn, miiBte ib oas
@elo in rneinem Sal,le aufbetpabren.
|sSn Ser rahiten 3eit tperben pobi
nod groBere Sumn1en nadfolgen; i6
6eabiibtige, neine Glitter 5u perfan.
fen, ba ih ia ood feine Soffnung ba-
lhe, ienals in mein gaterla1tb 5liriid.
|febren 5u oiirfen Sir zines. oieier
Glitter bat iid audi ihon ei,t &aufer
gefunben; nlein Jreuno, Der ruiiifde
! @rnf Nartbptp, po1r Dem ih Sbnelt
lfiir5lid er3dblte, tpia Die 5ade per>
I11itteln. CT lit geltern Mbeno abges
lreiit; ib bdbe i'm beboanrad,tigt, oas
f@eidaft ab5uidneben.'
Limo 10 tpeit idy oie Diuge beurs
|tiien fa,tn, sIaube id), oaB Sic tpobl
Foaran tiin'', ntdte Ser aommeraien-
Fraf;; Sic naiiiieR ia iett nod IN ifeter
|@nglt leben, LAB oie Wegieraa11g ,1ad-
E1rdgIid nod oie' Sitter fonfis3iert. "
! .5ie tpiiroe es TIM, ipenm Tie die
Etpabre sddlage erfiibre.
.anS Sie Sitter 1is,b ipobl iebr
,rertbon?"
SD fDrSere fiir 0asip,lise, tpeIdes
fib iebt nertaufe, 30000O 9fnbel, -lllso
ISiaies 1T nidt bie gr6Bte unb eintrdg-
|IATe ntei,1er 8eiiaiingeat."
Ser @unfier aoy bic 8rnlten en1por
unb' blidte 6eal NolRn fprfbe,ta in Die
tblitenoen Mugem.
oDa11 miifleu Sic eia febr reiher
ESerr ieilr'r, iaste er.
.Sb bin's' !, ermiberte Der @rnf
Iahiel5Adan6, ,aber es, frbdt mir nod
Enlaa,dses, I'm, ga,la gliidiirb aa iein.
IfSr4s,s.s Sn;& 0Sf, .o,. s,J.,.n,. =. az
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14
It's. ssortiesung)

y,SIe 1ltD elltluu] Atto iSte]i o" -
fiiIen', alrtiportete gertram Wintel;
Id perlange, buB er iid alien mei=
men anoren,mgen tiigt uno lnern1iios
Ii6 tatis lit; er ioa .ii6 ean5 ,nto NIT
polenl grtite bem nellen ger1t lplo+
men. ltno erit nab ablauf eines Sab
res iperoe idb entl6eioen, oh ct INN
bie &ano meiuer &lara anbalten oarf;
BON ibn alleiu miro es abbangen, OBJ
lt) meine 3uitimml,ng gebe. SD babe
ir meinent Sauie 10 man6e blttere
grfabrung naden miiiien oaB man
es mir. 1li6t libel nebmen fallrL tpenn
id) porli6tig getporoen bin."
,sssb Iaete i6on, oaB ib obne Bi=
herreoe MIDI, oieien 8eoingunser fiji
ae", ertpioerte alfreb, ,ltl1o bangt es
nirflid, MIR bon mir ab, oas Salport
5u erbalten, 10 bin i6 idon iebt iiber>
seist, oaB ib es erbalten peroe.'
Limb George fraste Jrall @infel
ibren S6pager. ,,gr war nie meinen
e0bnen freuuolid aeiinnt; miro oetne
Cite segen uns ni6t ieinen Sab lte1'
eern9"
9ie 5tirne bes alten Wannes bot
te Iid bitter ltnip0lft, ,1no er preBte
sic 2ippen aufeinanber uno i6iittelte
bas &aupt.
,,Sein SAB lit obnn1ddtig', iagte
er. ,,@eorg miro IN Der rahlten 3eit
nlein &aus perlaiien. 3ipar babe id
tod, in1n1er feline polle GeipiBbeit BON
ieinem Gerbreden erbalten - oas
@elo lit beute nod niht gefunben tpor-
ben - aber ntein CLAUDE on ieine
Ghnlb miro babur6 nibt eridiittert.
Ser sSS,.nge tpiinidt iest ielbit, nod
Mmerifa aussutpanoern; er meint,
friiben golbene 8erge au finben. Wag
er nun ielblt enpfinben, tpel6er 8ino
in Der 5renoe pebt! Sd babe oas
Mei1ige getan, unb mein 8eiDilielt
rna9t mir feineu Gorpurf, tpenn er
l,ntergebt."
gr brab ab, benn eben mar bie Cir
geoffnet tporben. Srau @infel ging
Der eintretenben Dame, in Der Tie
Mbelaioe erfannte, iiberrald)t entge-
gen.
,,Gerlieren Sic Sen Mut un6 sic
&offnli,g niht", faete aoelaibe tief
beipegt, 1pdbrerb lie Ole @aa,b Ser al
ten 5rau feit in Der ibrisen bieIt; .id)
bese audi iest nod Die 3uperiidt, bab
Die @abrbeit an ben Gag fommer
mub."
$50 slamben audi Sic an feline
Sduloloiigfeit2' fragte sic 9autter,
ilber ben bleibes Mntlis ein mates
2aheln Der 5reube glitt.
nS6 babe ME baran geatpeifeIt'
eripioerte Mbelaibe, ibr ernit uno bon
ms auge idaue,,b, ,ih tue es audi
iest nibt tros ieiter 8erurteilung.
Ser @eoanfe, baB Sbnen oieie auf-
ribtige geriideruna aum Erolt gerei-
den tonne, fiibrt mild 5u Sbnen.' ~
Limb ib bunfe Sbnen bon ganaent
Ser5en bafiir! Ser @laube am sic
Shuloloiigfett rueines Spbnps balt
tnib aufreht in hieier ibiperen Sh,n=
he 6er Nriifung uno' es tut meinem,
Geraen pobd, buB id niht gnu5 aIleit,
itebe NUT. oieier 3uberiiht. Satte S,.-
90 SSbre Borte b0ren f6nne,,, iie mir.
cen auh ibn ernlutigt baben; ib ,per-
se fie linn ntitteilen, fobnlo man mir
erlnubt, i'm at beiuhen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14
pbio @aiienfrennb

| HSrauiein tpenn ih barum bitten
4 9harf', fagte @raf araiinifi, lid iper-
|oe midi gliidlid itfdsen, ipentt Sic ii9
Ib!eier gitte eriitnern ipoIlelt.'
! aoelaibe beriteigte itd ilnb i1ritt
Ian Ben Serren bprbei.
| ullnter uns geiagt: gIanben Sic
lmirflid, oaB bie 2eute oieie geil=
Inabme peroienen?" fraete Der Bole,
IEldbrelro Der &omnler5ienrat bie Cir
l5um &abinett offnete ltnb i'm einIuo,
Iein5utreten.
| u@an5 geipiB'', eripiberte Stein-
Ifelo; ubie Weutter ser 8erltrteilten lit
eme brabe Srall, l1nb tpie i1 Sbnen
Ibereits iagte, stpeifle ib no6 it,tmer
lon ser S1ulo @infels. gs fragt iib
laueroings, Oh mir ientals bariiber
1GetpiBbeit erbalten merben nno 10
lipiro oieie Srage m0gli6eripeiie ln1=
Igetolt bleiben. -"
I ,,0as CLAUDE ib tid)t; Iie pirb nad
5ipei Sabren gelolt lperoe,t, ipenn Der
@erurteilte feline Strafe berbiiBt bat.
Gr miro oal1n Das @elb aus be1n
@erited boler uuo balnit ausipanoern;
Ebie Sllntme lit beoeuteno genug, UNI
ttibnr ein bebagliebes 8alei,1 81 itdern
EGas mag er inn Muse sebnbt babe1t
Eols er tie berldninoen lieb. Man
lernt einen Meniden nientals gan5
1fennen; Ser gerlllduns fann oft aud
I@elte aibt ipioerlteben, llno Der erlte
IGbritt alf Der 8abtl oes 8erbredens
| it meiIt nlr oas 8erf zines Angeu-
hiids.''
i sd tpil oariiber llid)t NIT Sbnen
ItreiteM aber Sic oiirfen bod audi
lnidt unberiidlidtiat lalien, DOB Der
Iiunge Mann iebr tpobl uubte. ipie biel
Ier al1fs Spiel ieste, ipena1 er Oieler
l8erlubui1g nadgab."
i n@lBte er oas ptrflih? @atten
lSie ibnr seiagt, oaB er emit an Der
ISpise oieles @auIes iteben ineroe?"
i ,,geein, bas nibt."
nltalb abnen fpnrtte er 1libt, baB
Eoieies aniheineno llnerreidbare @liid
Iibn eriparte. .
h SD mill ,,i6t urteiIen bariiber;
tpie geia9t, ib fann r1eine 3meifel
| t1tirf1t 1anfer6riife11.
! @raf @ralinifi lebnfe 1id in ieinen
ISeiiel aiiriitf urb 8iinDete Die 3igarre
fan, iueihe Ser 8unfier linn anseboten
Ebatfe:
+ v@eiteber Sic rl,r, naB 6ieie 3ipei~
4fel omrsb oie Gerteioigungsre6e bes
Fa0pofaten ipieber geipedt tperben
Eiino", fagteser init lp6ttiidenr 2ddeln.
,,@s 1dBt iib nirbt leugnen, BOB Der
I@erteibiger sic Weidi6te non benr e,lt-
tipruugenen @adeereniflapeu iebr gr-
tibidt ben,tst bat; aber BEL 2idt
Ibetra6tet - lit ous alles bod gana
;unbaltbar, uno mas mid perf0nlib
tbetrifft, 10 glauhe ih1 gar 1lidt on
fbieR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
\ n@esbalb loilte altau baran 51pei-
Ifeln?"
+ n@esbalb? @eiI oie @eibi6te eben-
Efuabl erfunben iei,i fa,,at I'M ben
tslusiagen bes AngeHdgte1r ei,riee
tGAaubuiiroigfeit alr perleiben. sluf
Enlid bat oie Nebe bes 4bpofaten
kIberba,lpt eillen treatraElhen @iii-
forllf gerl,a9t bus 9eltreben alf
IOie Griinenhriiien beu @eihporeten
Tr,,ta a,ft1aiyfns frnf or,. ,tts Sp,,AIfM nor
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
I'D RATHER
8, w. THEODORE JOHNS BE RIGHT

O.. ~
"a -..a 1.-'' :, les '.'''' II -
a. M,'.'., 80
~" y ~ nN9 W ~. VII. -. u, :
ON S'..'. "a 81, 81 ~" =, ~ -
iS' 60" '.''
''"' '''." =. '.'" ,'' y %" no no
.'''."'V "a ~ ~ y ''''
'.''.' % '.'' '' 49, 80 ~
'' ''''i' IS ' - 49,, - "''..' ''., -
~ ''"' '.'',u 80 - .'
~ ,.''' - 80 ~
''' -.
WI 2. ~ - - ''.' - - :
Sac J''>' '.N' we ~ ..'H -, -
-. - ~ .'' '.'v ''' -, -"
''''''.'' O.
''" ,.'o % p"''' va '''r S''V ''''''
80. N'''' ~ - vi '.'S - -. :
81 MOI E ~ -. o','',.'.. - '''.'.N
-..'l .o'N ~ ,. '.'"' S'' - 80. ~
N.'" NY " '''''' .' = : ''.>> ~ 80
80 - - 90 Soy ~ 49, 80 .
= u ~ y. .H,A. ~. ' -. :, -, D." :, /,
W .''.' -. nv - W. 100 -
N' -, ~ ~, ~, 49,, 49,, -
w = % ~ : 80 ~, " : 49,, - \
- N..' y '.,-'' =. - =, =, ~ :" ~ :
~ ., - -. -. 81 0.,''N ~ '.'' :
$50, .,'N' - - :, - y -, - -,
90 = -, = ..''' v..'' Wv
'y. 49, -. D.. - o.,
ne e" 80. .'''S % -. "',vr ~, ~,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24

- y. -. - I'D , ,r, =, 81,
80 "''''~ 49, - -. i " ''''s'e Dr.
;'N' that would form a suitable
Background FOR so 9!l-.mpor,an: a
..scuSs.on rs The Hc7l.5 o. TIE
r,t,d. -. .,o ~ 10. =.
ne . ee 'NI''"'d rom 'Ae Man
o.: Wisdom seems TO Fl: our needs
5es', az i en- 3ins particularly -
1.2se ~7o are parents and teachers
o.: cA.!crcn. service Of wisdom
alg.ng you;A TIA; mus, carry over
ITO adG't lie and Sd age TIE
second though. from Moses. ;'c
s-e1,cSt health telcae- ard sal-.
80. ~, sl24e,:s tae importance o.
eaty health teach 20 even IS =
A-r,c VIZ -en'.e aandS cares f3g
p ch!1 TEE :eacHng Of health
must De guarded rel Hous.y :
TaS: sc sepga.od cf'-n ard p e.
-er'ei Il various " y % gan tie
'ercs' o: TIE child for a cAi,d
properly :au-1. :oaay may become
't.cac7 ~ 5:ae.S .eaa~-av.
The importance % ,eact.r5
-t..a a> "a 80 guard t1r tu:u:t
add .tc rtey be seen Wien a.
en- 90 se-:rj tp he records
d; a.a'cray, ana .taa. mortality
--.J, v1 n a-e ON. yes very h an
plcn SO axe mo cons. 3Cra.o3
.c raDl .Gt.r-.-rcv. o. modern
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24


THIS IS ~ Wy oi announ0nS
ny "V.t,lcs tor Victory" campaign.
Taere is possibility ;hot not
everyone Is one hundred per cent
behind The Food for victory" dr.yc
winch We have been hearing So
much aboa. ever sr-c Santa k'3Hs
hung up his bag ani Farmes Brown
began turn ~ he care, over with
rs ume-Norn p,ow and nc ca
Gr1y Marc. "V5:t,cs Tor -VFefnrrv
vii add new impc.uS 10 nc cam.
yoicn % set Americans 30 plan
victory gardens. help t.1r farmer IN
their spare Tine. cit only wien
Necessary and sop S.cl'ng from
their ncighbor's cup5oarjS and the
krocerv counters
WHITES FOR Victory IS
much more aPae7l.p- .u-,hc aver.
- American than Food for Y c
tory" for Ne simple reason th1'
oar foreta;hcgs knew Inc mcanrt
az The word "vl;:ic," long before
they deserted the good earth Tor
the schoolroon where thcy lc5FnC1
That food" also meant Somcthins
You eat. Writes" has been handles
down 20 ,s.js generation IN Spl:e -
food VIVA, IS food anyway but
"vi,.lcs" in Sleeps c.othn1. as tn
s5y.rg gees? FOOD Is whl' every
body IN this country cl'S. bu. not
WHAT every body il .rrs coaHi y
knows ;hcy eat. ,DOn; 'rv 60 ti--
IRE that one ou.; continue Oh 20
tac mex; paragraph for ena-hicn-
ucnt.t
AS WAS SAID. everybody cats
food" bu; not everybody knows
taa. ;Ley ca, Is. and ina; is because
millions Of Americans cat food
under an assumed name The Hopo-
lcssly ms. snihcant h,tlc- bit % m
formation which I am abou, So dis
close was picked up on my soiourA
across these United SAFES durns
that period known rs the deprcs-
son. | learned then that n fellow
would eat anything. no mater what
YOU called II. 81 long as some one
had il and he could get i, learned
tat food by any other nane is
jJsi as good when you arc hungry.
But more than that, l learned thai
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24

parts ot ne coln.ryo. found :hJ:
'a~-c ~J1 DC of ne n...tcs used
..c Na.i , ..cs' Qi e f-eller:ly.
- c,e Is rcl.an - believe. :as.
&c SLOGAN ~V.:e, Ivy N.,.a@y e.
Laoi one. I'm lo'd TIA; rCar,.
eyc-ybo5y in ,He. Gca- o,f soa'h
q So use no'ru- 5at ",.,.'c>
.a3acA soD-c Il ;aose MO haze
never ycnarci 1u; ~ &c country
sa9c..m,s >at .aaspsu Sea- whom
t0. Tor ,a,r wca's or nurCaa>-
s-a-,t c>. T ere &C Other
ne. 'or food .5u. pass over
5em 5rcausc ,acy aic 100. ecncr.
~ aJSc3 eJ 81 7~t--''y'.;, rs fa,i
leuh
NOT pN+A' Say ---a-s---,-4 I'D
ceau.c "l'He> - a Good c0r-
.aH eyccy Gay ho-ndA word, ba'
-c>aJsc V;,H,, ior N-c1ry us
ser - say t0a1 Food fer We.
Dry Notice how easily ne frs
word sides inc the ,a.sd ot'c.
vou coast oyc- 'hc Cor Tscr
y say ~ ZOOS ~ Vc;ory' ani
yoI VIII dni ta1' nc frs: ;V.
words arc 50 much '5..Ec y,.r a-c
aat - find j; hard ~ >N.:St Owe
from yeHr ~ 10 ~ " You don
van; 20 lose any t,N'c n-orourc
Nnrls ~ slogans 'hc,@ days. .tor
here 1re too many slctan, &C. kcsN
-cpca'1e and every minute, rs Wei
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24

The cn.,d IS he reSponr b3ty o.
ne. pa.en; and / is n the home ;dlt
.ae rudimen.s for safe guarding
neal;h should be taught. II IS also
n the home thai, the spiritual,
A-ora,. social and ment1. t0dria-
tons for good citizenship are laid
and the responsibility for shap.ng
he fu'are Of me child Les VII
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24

VIVA. is meant by the edmonton
he Sins Of the Father shall be
s.ted upon The SOM" How care
fL' od2h, We 20 live for our GILL
oxen and before our children. for
hey walk in our footsteps. Al
parents must desire she best for
'Ae.r children. physically. mentally.
morally. socially and spiritually.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
MY. HOW PEOPLE CHANGE

We c5n recall when every town
snip close - the Eigh; Nile Road
section was bitterly opposed TO an
l-Negro community Fernddle
Wou,iu', here II L; neither would
Roya. OAK Township
Then come The .rouoe at Fern
ca.e school Trouble which re-
,u,.sd n TIE cutting Of white
O1y and me arrest Of q Negro lad
lccusei OF welding The knife
Sa-Ah2: happened So Royal
-l-A LTlX,za- , -c-.y -fl.herS adopted
resolution FAVORING he es-
g;sb, ,a-,en. Of an ALL-NEGRO
community g5r ne Negroes close
- lie township
Rtyal OAK doe,n: want tie Ne
-~ocs Ft-nil.e doesn't wan; .hem.
. AID NctrotS are wondering why
R1ys, OK Township has taken
,lCh a sudden n.eres. in them.
S'Nc'1.Hs i, cooSN- or on Eight
" q Road On. /. aiut done yet,
NAACp JNE.onaD Vii hold Is
rgner-yu,y conference Detroit m
june and plans 30 20 to town on
/ .Hr "Nv--N 2 ne Army" question
Wa..crs RJ,,Ier ana Harding are
NJyNr2 up committee tsmalD
d.. -5Evr0Nc0. thor. management
ma ho4-.n- Yep csteia..ves 20 con-
a.. ca G.sa, ma jobs for Ne
-rots ~ Dc~Jt Al participants
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24

THEY WERE SEATED on a
Tr4n5al Inc sweet car discussing
the war news, peca.ly the head
Ines Wh.ca told Of Inc Japs amass-
in1 100000 troops and a stronger
-.- 'orce Duvins the course Of lie
aaBversauon We Learned that one
us i,om Kentucky and The Other
IN North Carolina. both harin
cccnCy come 20 Detroit 20 worI
10 defense plants. both work.u.
lords Highland PARK plant
Sad Kentucky: II this thin-
6eeps up you and nell be taking
20; shots a: Japs or Germans De
forc 'onz
Sad North Carolina: IN fzh,
EN- If l have 10. bat l amt lynn
: don't wanta % to no army. And
{ %. I'd rather be fighting ne
Germans than the Japs. they tel
ne ,ne9-a,re Japs is plenty tough
and they cont like no white man
noaow: Jest don't war, 20 face 10
Jap Z can get out Of Il "
Kentucky; The way I see i. the
mon already n the SolomonS could
-, p he'll GU, Of the Japs II ,hey
c1ui &c, ne stuff Ard we could
-et 1t 70 hem II we stopped al.
20 sqlaob'c a5ou: WORKING WITH
NEGROES. I'd rather work with Ne.
;racs han 20 20 the army and inc
sooner We realize hat If We don.
NIX With hen ven all have 20 90
70 ne army tie better It Will be
.or al Of Us"
y c: Nobody objects - work
~ With the y ers don':
worked ard c. WIN en- down
HAere 7 come from Il matters {
damn % ne how much money ;hC
.- e. makes II he an: .ett.n
IL an. ,e.';n' I; neither y er:
20. . right % work ! wuz raised
WI " crs, g and sep, wiz
en- r. they can do tie work le
en- have he job. II had Z
fsht the Japs I'd rather have ;
I good :, -...er fshtin' VITA me thai
a lotta these no'thern pecker
woods"
Kentucky: Well. all got .
say is that it's going 20 take a,
Of US 20 win this war. colored an
whites together"
y c: Yeah. that's what I hear
a big army man say Sunday whel
the n. e-s held a big mee'in' j.
re square There WIZ = 'o;ta r9u
Gated y e-s down ttc~e maxim
speeches. ..~'k0 bout white work
e~s not work.r' VIII ers N,
he bosses rot hir.n' en- Fur ?
know. mos: ot Us amt got n
objection "a Wo-kin' with en-. bu
everybody .ha. made a soce~h sait
ruza damn shame nat n e.
= ned - 60 Jobs cain: ret n
Jobs 70 do They talked lo,:
oou' democracy Mebbe don
Know much 'bou: democracy. but
know z We dor, ct SOMEBODY
5o sore more. work Wei al .,
v'~Hn' fr- the Japs end H..ler.
NCFF SAID,
THE INSIDE STORY: To N,
cvccJ.iye board OF ne worlds larg
c,. branch o. Ike NAACP ,ast week
re res -nation OF Walter Hardin.
as co-cha yman Of the Labor com
~ .,Ce came IS I shock
Because OF ne effective work n,
omm tee has been d0ug s.nc,
Harding vas aorointed % ire o0d'
ne first 81 l943 MS res -0aHor
c5r,e as . surprise % the exeo,;
IKE board which rss had gooC
reason - fec proud =. the laoo'
body Consequently to frs, re
seton - the notice was he :
patch n conT"ee - seek Hard
0SS re ,0sijCra.aH q rs moy,
= step Gown Bu, HIDING B.
sanding pa. desp..e the pleas -
committee and E J THowa,
60 pres sent VINO adni.s 'Ga' ~
.5oor c0mwj;,et ras no, onl,
,e-vei ne Negro worNer 81, ~
--sffVc'cd -~icSer- ey'cDer 5t-,'-f -,,'i ,'aes'
Nt-sF'-'-', ~ " t'--4f
'WcN.
8cer3 ne H1rdrs rcs.-r D
ne Inevitable cont.c: OF coy
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The
Problem

the tavern bar and realized ;ha. nc
snad.d be on his a Y home 80 Mary.
He k1cW that she vas waiting FOR
hin to come home. SO she could 90
the marketing FOR the wecE
Jwcs kgcN Wha' ne should 30
oo.e- instead. "Bss'cNac, Gyc we
aHe.ats Ind q dc.res haesat
FF-'--wtrz fU,ie &c, ;'15: ~ -. y
ooy6r, afford ~ bay another
Er1ad u drinks b. no fellows
p. Joe ard Ja->--werc his sod
tcnds Ne cou.iu'' pay ;Aem
cheap WHcacyc- ne Ms 5eoNe
t-es DOUGH. u a,~-as-@-s or course,
tacH made more To1c' ;h ne
o,d ,;...:1cy we're ht> t,eHS. .ui
he'd aay mem al 'hc d..oks hey
Na":el-
And 10 dd,f, care eas' Nary
would say y. m4,h. ae aiet !
don't Gaze Nh ,he says 30 So kc
- himself. suddenly know o.. ;a5;
he va. tcH.uE '.c.
He DID care For Mary Nas he
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Boogie-Woogie Ballads

EDITORS NOTEThe BOOge Ballads appeared in the
April 10 the New Yorker Permission reprint
Michigan the publishers
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JAMES DUNWRONG years old when he married nre,y %
,eaod Mary Bel ye He plmpvsed
spoiled by dong parents before Their dec5
Ike appeal Mary h3s for him ony nave
tbs ho"eI for MS own He wanted in own
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Boogie Woogiel

Oh Ms always Virginia and
Morn Carolina old CarJlns Old Alabama old
Kentucky and Old So Form and old So o. and nobody
old
Frh ard DC Or The ks understand he co.orei
rs Ike ether folks Understand cooced folks
Ts.>aa. N.s>ai Yassoh'
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Oh. lets fix US a julep and kick houn'
Sing "Yassah YasSsh! Yassahp
And lets dig place IN de col col groun'
For Mr. and Ms. MasSa!
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gar On OF love
He Norshippei
be- hcr every
"a Sh Vas his
every comm ard
untl rag
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BY LARRY CHlSM

DIOR NOTE; THIS is the the
ona
be
in
will be ton - W" '"''
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SondlltleS NAACP Labor commit
tee. until Hard n2's appointment as
cJ-cnarman. had been marking
tme. concerning ..Sc.f vita small
problems. leaving the importan, JOB
Of !ntegranng Negro workers 70
he Go. !: vas only natural that
Harding, VIA his wealth OF con
acts and information, would give
he committee the shot in the arm
q'as badly in need Of And l. -
My natural that there would
pring up certain amount o;
jealousy and envy, for tha; is hu
nan nature, whether one is work
ing for one own advancement or
he advancement Of the group
Things came to-a head in he plan.
mig OF the recent demonstration
Cadl,lc Square Old members
, the LABOR committee. because OF
Hard.ngs initiative, assumed hat
hey were being snuboed truth
If the mater IS, he group IN charge
4 planning the demonstration Vas
Interested IN a GOOD DEMON.
ST2ATlON. and personalities i'm
ncdisto.y connected with the
NAACP or any other orsaniza'!on
automatically faded into '.te- heck
ground. giving way 10 those wto
could do the ioo as /: should be
done Realizing ,ha; the Labor
committee could not function vel
Is n house divided against i;selt.
Harding offered his resignation.
Tbs j. rcgre;;a5,e. for the Labor
committee was doing iob that
should have been undertaken years
ago. job t3a: those wko have
oeen closely connected with the
committee al these years SHOULD
HAVE DONE Tong before Harding
came upon ne scene
OFF THE RECORD: Question OF
Negro women doing common labor
received long delayed airing over
ne week end. with Walters. Hard
NJ ani RuetHer spiking Second
Front and Win the War" subter-
faces w..A common sense approach
es 10 problem OF migrating Negro
women in skilled JOBS At FEPC
conference Sunday. Harding made
ii. clear that Arrangements claim
That th.ey have TO use Negro wom-
en- on jaritor Jobs in order 10 up
grade Negro men doesn't jibe with
, facts OF employing white men anc
women Hundreds OF white mer
are being placed in skilled job:
with far less training than Negro
women. while the colored women
are forced into virtual slave labor
% release their men for .upsrad
-..rg IN a reso,u:ion. Harding called
FOR a closer study Of the employ.
nent practices OF local plants anc
declared that those a,legedlv in.
;ereS;ed in fair treatment of col
0-ed women should interpre. the
.sSIe Of tiring and upgrading a
!, afec.s the Negro and not as i
affects a second front Amen!
Al CIO conference on Monday
Walter Ruether followed Harding,
iead and Wcnt 10 Town. polntlnS
on: tina; so per cent Of the Negro
women in defense industry are OF
Ten.al JOBS desp.:e :heir training
Bat Rue;her went Harding one bet
,er; he accused the War Manpower
commission Of being in sympathy
Nith employers who discriminate
VINO. as Well as management Is
Squ.rming. but the two Walters
-el1zins ina: hey tave AZ last hit
upon an effective way to break
down discrimination. bot:leneck in
production. keep hammering away
a: re o5S.rIc.,onistS Keep en-