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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-30

our own bones ana Is q story Of
an American submarine, the u. s.
8. Copperfin. operating against ia
pan. and Of the men aboard her.
Besides It's stars the film features
Alan Hale. John Ridgely and Dane
Clark.
During the production of the film
the set was closed as tight as a
coming tower against any and ell
visitors and Just what prodigies Mr..
Grant as commander Of the Cop
perrin" performed In his undersea
craft, could not be revealed until
the Navy said It was all right to
release the picture. The chief theme
Of Destination Tokyo" Is the part
played by the "Copperfin" in send
ing aircraft-based bombers winging
their way to Tojo's home town.
For this reason. Cary Grant, John
Garfield. John Ridgely and other
members Of the cast, all male,
were under constant surveillance
The script was as secret as a mill
tary message.
Serving as technical advisor for
the film was Commander Dudley
Walker Morton. cub captain who at
the time had Just returned from a
patrol on which he put 20 Jap
ships under water, blew up a Jap
submarine, and destroyed an un-
announced number of enemy fight
ing craft. For these exploits he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-30

program Is another smash hik
Charlie Chan IN Secret Services"
with Sidney Tolsr IN the title role
Of the Chinese sleuth.
Get your tickets now for the gala
midnite show 70 be given on New
Years Eve at the popular Strand
theater-tickets are selling at 76c
inc. tax for all seats. Get your Inn
medlately and don't get caught In
the last minute rush. For one per-
Torrance. at midnite. there will be
q preview showing Of Higher and
Higher" featuring Michele Morgan.
Jack Haley and the sensational
cyooner, Frank Sinatra. On the
same program viii be Harold Peary
"Gildersleeve on Broadway" II you
haven't already made your plans for
this gala celebration, do so at once
and come right down and buy your
tickets In advance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-30
POLLS

Today will positively be your last
opportunity to see the star studded
stage and screen show now being
presented at the Loew Poll theater.
The out landing stage show is
headlined by Bobby Allen and his
orchestra, declared by critics all
over the nation as the fastest rising
band In the country. Featured with
Allen band Is the very lovely Margie
Wood. charmin., songstress who can
really put song over" In her own
inimitable way. Other big acts on
the program are Coty and Sue, hand
balancing artists who have accom-
plished many difficult feats in this
lilie and some which have never as
yet been attempted by any other
artists in this field; then we have
Ronni- Carver, giving you his fam
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-30
In The Local
IheateTS
STATE

Attractions concluding their en-
gagements with performances this
evening at Warmers State theater
include "Rioing High" technicolor
with Dorothy Lamour, Dick Powell
and Victor Moore in co-Starring
roles; also TORNADO" with Chester
Morris and Nancy Kelly.
1914 will be ushered in at War
ner's State theater with one Of
the biggest productions of the new
yea heading the gala New Years
eve program which begins its en-
sagement at that theaCer at noon
tomorrow with continuous perform
ances through the mammoth New
Years eve midnight show which
promises to be bigger and better
than ever this year.
Destination Tokyo" co-starring
Cary Grant and John Garfield with
score Of other favorites will be
the headliner of the program and
according to advance reports audi
ences will view one Of the biggest
productions to come out of Holly
wod during the coming year.
Destination Tokyo" Is a picture
that should make Us want to take
personal trip to Japan and throw
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-30
STRAND

Currently on the screen Of the
Strand theater is the technicolor
10th Century Fox musical extra
vaganza, 1.-THE Gangs All Here"
with a galaxy Of screen. radio and
stage favorites. Among the stars
topping the cast Of this glorious mu-
steal are blonde. lovely singing Alice
Faye, Carmen Miranda-the Brazil
ian Bombshell; Benny Goodman and
his orchestra; James Ellison; Phil
Baker, radios 964 question man;
Shelia Ryan; dancing Tony DeMar-
co: comedian Edward Everett Hor-
TO; inimitablc Charlotte Greenwood
and many others. On the same
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-30

be remembered. The grandest treat
Of all. one which eyeryon has BIN
waiting for viii be to see and hear
the sensational singing star. Frank
sinatra, In the music comedy hit
Of the season, Higher and Higher"
with Michele Morgan. Jack Haley
and q host Of other Hollywood fav-
orites. An seats are rs cents in:lud-
ing tax. be sure to buy tickets In adj
vance and be assured Of being able
70 see this great screen extravagan-
"a.
Starting tomorrow at 1880 p. m.
With our regular performance and
continuing for five big days there
after, will also be another smash
musical hit Thousands Cheer" with
Kathryn Grayson. Gene Kelly,
Mickey Roone. and Judy Garland,
and Fay Kyser, and his orchestra.
Benny Carter and his orchestra and
Bob Crosby and his orchestra. This
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-30

received q Distinguished Hervise
Gross from General Macarthur. the
Navy Cross with two stars and q
Presidential citation.
In addition TO this thrilling We
hicle. Manager Julia Smith win
present a big surrounding program
Of laughs and surprises. So don't
forget all roads lead to the
State for the biggest New Years eve
party In town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-30

great film screened entirely IN tech
nicolor Is the most lavish, tune fiil-
ed vehicle to come out Of Hollywood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
FAIRVIEW, 255O

Attractive six room home. good condition;
three bedrooms, one bedroom down: steam
heat. natural fireplace double garage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Housekeeping Rooms

COUPLE I'm exchange TOR womans part
time homework. 1870 stoepeL Uni
yetsitc 2-1315
MACkINAW, $500 near Grand River
-S+ee -tf-ttt-fvoni- IN apartment building
private entrance. So month.
TWO large rooms for light housekeeping (;
white; good transportation. $50 Harmon.
TWO rooms Tor : girls on couple hne
transportation Trinity 1874.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Houses for Rent
Hotels

BUY u acre $3.50. 50 dn.. grow your owr
food Tromley. 2ll N. Main. r. o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Furnished Rooms for Rent

PHILADELPHIA, West. Comfortable
room; kitchen-laundry privileges3 private
home; Llnwood-Eawton transportation; lady
preferred.
ROCHELLE 14Iii-comfortable sleeping
room: convenient transportation: gentle
man preferred. Arlington 79i7.
ROOM Accommodate two; twin beds
ladies or gentlemen; private home. Ivan
hoe 66l1.
WALTHAM, l24Oi tGratiot) Large, nicely
furnished - nnetSpringz= some Kitchen
privileges. Good transportation, east side
plants. Two employed people. Phone,
WAYBURN, near Kercheval-- Double bed
room Tor couple employed days good
transportation DreXel 6736,
WOODLAND. 356- Colored. neatly fur
nishea room. Christian home; gentleman.
Townsend S-OiO6.
WYOMING. 1874 Large room, twin beds.
for ? men, good transportation. North
lawn 1853.
.COiORED= Large.- front room. suitable
two. also single, second floor, newly
decorated Tyler 5~ft22.
COLORED-R Room for working couple. ref
erences; $3.50. Tyler 7-sl6e
COLORED- Room and board FOR defense
worker. Temple 2-4S5A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

Property Management,
COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
SELDON-JOHNSON. INC. 4 OFFICES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Rentals Wanted

" WANTED Furn shed, or rooms; apt.
or fiat by May lst; draft exempt, work
inE couple North or Northeast section.
have own linens, dishes, etc. Cal TW.
. 26O9, between J;00-l 100
WAR WORKERS. children want bed
room home or flat, central, west side.
Randolph ATT before :.
WORKING Colored girl wants neat. clean
room, no cooking. washing ca 500
YOUNG couple. chidless, would like light
housekeeping rooms or furnished apart.
ment close 10 Mack and ST. Jean, Call
Mrs. White Melrose e744. between and 4,
COLORED-.Wanted or I room house or
apartment. defense workers, couple
craft exempt. Temple 2-5096.
COLORED defense worker and family. one
child, desire 3. 4 or broom apartment.
flat Townsend S-129l
COLORED lady. small family. wishes fur
nished apartment or housekeeping rooms
Tyler 7-7O69
COLORED--C Couple wants an apartment OF
house Call Townsend s-46se, sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Wanted to Rert Apartment.

COLORED couple want 3 or 4room apart
ment; furnished or unfinished. Cal
Temple 2-2995.
COLORED defense worker wishes apart
ment. or 3 rooms. Cherry DIPS. Call
latter Z u. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
8oard and Room

CARDONI In21a- C4iered . boarding home
tor children and parents, very neat.
-t4RST- lIA.lS- lae-4+--I}eas,.ftibe 2is Mack
near john n. Temple l-I4Ag
1TUMBULL, 1891 Southern cooking. good
transportation; comfortable rooms $12.
Cherry Oq36
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Houses for Sale
EAST of WOODWARD

MCCLELLAN, NEAR KERCHEvAL
Groom single: large rooms; large garage
new rOoi hot air heati basement. -, oOO
81, 200 down. LIE. O4l4.
lMEDBURY, Mr.. MT. ELLIOTT, 7-RooM
Stove heat So 500 terms. PLAZA ol3l
MoNTCLAIR-W ARREN-6 rooms. floor
brickote: only 81, 500. Pettine. PL. 4O3O
NEWPoRT-MACK SEC.
Stxsruun single hOmr, very large rooms
new furnace: many other features, SisOO
terms. Lenox 04li
SEMINOLE. n. OF Gratiot. mod s-rm., sh
gar, 50, 100, 81, $50 dn. Pettine. PL. 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

ROCHELLE, 14lii-ComfortAbl sleeping
room: convenient transportation; gentle
man preferred. Arlington 79i7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

M-AccomrnOdate two. twin beds
ladies or gentlemen; private home. Ivan
hoe 6GII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
S1ARMAN

.uI HNUMUNU FIII4UIN'F
GRANDY 35t1. cor Hale--A-room frame
house and office addition, recently dam
accd BY fire. Make offer
FIRST LlQUtDArlNG CORPORATION
a. Michigan Ave Cherry 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
BARLUM HOTEL
SELLING OUT
Furnished Rooms for Rent

ASHLAND Front room, garage private
home; excellent transportation. gentle
man. Murray bJi4.
beautiful. sleeping room for two men or
couple. Also ether rooms Tor gentlemen.
l5i5l Cas- ave.
CHALMERS Harper district Queen, 1882.
Comfortable private home. Gentlemen.
PI OIL
COMFORTABLE sleeping room suitable
Two g'rs. Grauot N-Mile. Arlington
45l@
DAY WORKERS gentlemen: conven-
tent to East side defense plants. Murray
1904
DEXTER, 1862 Grand River Boulevard -
Immaculate rooms. refined, quiet gentle
men. references.
DORIS Block Vickers, Ex-Cell-O; double,
single, home; breakfast optional. Town
send S-solf.
FORT. East iso7 Apartment u. man.
wife. chud between 1918, defense work
ers. good character
FREE RENT hoard. 90 couple tor vife's
care OF home and invalid Vermont
6-62g6
FRONT double room two gentlemen or
employed couple. private 1880 Poplar
tt 2-5J3s.
FURNISHED room for one or two geuy
temen STA srrou. near outer Drive
and Van Dyke.
GRAFTON. i0O4j Private lving room.
bedroom. Mushroom Kitchen privileges
tOusivess couple or 2 business girls
LARGE corner noon. bath. for one gentle
man. reference. Vermont 5i9is 1870
Mansfield
LiNERNOGs. FItNKFt - Furnished rooms
with Kitchen privileges Uniy,rsry 2-6go3.
LOVELY new twin beds. iupcrtpriuE pu-
vate, britk separate entrance h.'cA
garage LiverHois tenkeil block. University
f-u11s
LOVELY quet. cross ventilated. trans
portatl0n all over 1857 West Grand
Blvd
NEWLY decorated rooms private entrance
Gentlemen. Convenient. defense plants
Arlington 1850
NORTHWEST Pleasant sleeping room
? new private home excellent transPurta
ton. Vermont $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

356- Colored. neatly fur
ishea room, Christian home; gentleman.
. nspuu S-UlUg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Houses for Sale

AIR -CONDITIONED, rooms; stores,
schools, transportation. University 1-l25l.
ATTENTION DEFENSE WoRKEPs
ONLY So, 500. SMALL DOWN PAINT
JUST WHAT YOU WANT
2-bedrm. home: Pelham Rd., mr.. outer Dr.,
good transportation 10 Willow Run, bomber
or Rouge plants; E-Z terms. immediate
possession CA. 7347.
ATTENTION SOME REAL BUYS
Only LOO. $3.50 dn.; rms, fireplace.
2famity fiat, good investment
Modern log-cabin type home; bargain nj
So 600. Come 10 247O0 Ford Rd.
BARGAIN. 50. 500; excellently located b
room; excellent condition; gas heated
-. 900 down. Inquire 1885 ST. John.
BARGAIN Gladstone Woodward -13.rm.
brick rooming house, baths; ideal lay
out; 81 $50 down. We. 1-sS70
BINDER, lq237 Three-bedroom home.
nearly new. 81. $50. si,450 down, s3S
month Plaza T65l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Share Living Quarters

ATTRACTIVE apt share with business
girl Cherry $500 days TYLER 5-055i
evenings
WILL share my home with elderly lady
reasonable. Lafayette 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
NeJU Houses for Sale
A $500 DOWN PAYMENT

A $500 DOWN PAYMENT
Buys = bedroom home. h. a. heat, full
basement, large attic, tile features large
lot. Good transportation, schools and
stores. Open daiiy. Apply at office, l2sIi
East Eight-Ahle road. Prospect 1896.
EAST DETROIT -Lambrecht Ave, East
of Gratiut, South OF Smile; new bed
+Feems, tuH attic ana basement; only $500
down SD month including taxes and in
surance. open. See these fine homes
today Holster 4 Carson PL. 4409.
FILA MODELS $500 down; open daily.
--2e2e+f- Wet p1attT, near MI TT 2-7733.
HAZEL PARK new homes, ready 20
occupy; double construction, completely
finished, electricity water. gas; excellent
transportation schools. churches. So, $50.
with $500 down.
2i64O JOHN Il ROYAL OAK 274O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
YES. YOU'LL LIKE TT
4 ROOMS AND BATH
- LOT S4x1R4

Fruit trees shade trees. fenced yard; near
Hudson Naval Ordnance.
81 750-Ss50 On $50 MONTH
Criger. 1927 Z. s-Mi.. Hazel PIX. II. o. 1859
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

FOR good car from 1889 20 1892 / will
pay big price. University 3-s406
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

s., 500, 81 200 down. Walden. Trinity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18


~ Michigan Ave. Cherry 500
HARDING near Hudson's. Briggs, Frue-
hauf, rooms modern; Holland furnace;
Pear garage; $500 S3,l50 down; private
owner; appointment. Tyler 6-l022.
HOLCOMB near Mack v-7-room frsmH
modern. Egragc. S4 SEQ. ~ u0u down.
LEMAN. neaf Mack -ro0m frame. mod
ern. new furnace Pear garage 81 sou.
81 0o0 down 100 other bargains. lo9ps
Mack
JOHN n GRAND BLVD SECTION
Place to live with $3.50 month income
ants one o. three rooms including
furniture Fine cond Tin shop IN rear.
Reasonable Mrs Finley. ca. oa2l or
To S-3SGj.
HOMER wARBEN & COMPANY
LAKEWOOD BLVD. BRICK
rooms sunroom natural fireplace, ga
RACES drveway: harEain " 600 down.
Butler. Lenox $3.50
LILLIBRiDGE ,Warrenl--6 rms. mod -
hi sac.. $1,000 cash. Pettire PL. 1880.
ffAEILANp NEAR MACK
6.rcom single bedrooms steam heat ga.
rage; an IN Al condition. s., 5o0, $500
down.
TURNER a WILSON PROSPECT Ies,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

5-RooM COTTAGE
on HALF ACRE
Ffve.room cottage on half acre: paved
street. water IN heuse. Just right for You
summer and winter Bus line. schools.
stores Only 81. 800 with terms 10 respon-
sible parties Enquire 25010 Jefferson ave-
niue, east, near Ten-Mlle Road. ST. CAR
Shores West Realty Company.
, BEDROOM home. full basement. hot air
heat, fun dining room 2-car garage
A condition; wooded lot Harper-s Mite
sew. city trans only-S4 $50, S37 month.
Inquire 20eIi Harper. Tuxedo 1890.
2-BEDROOM home. new; noored attic:
II. A. heat. lot 4Oxi62; city trans.
schools, stores bargain; only 500 down.
inquire 2ugf1 Harper. Tuxedo 2s920.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate lis;-
ings in the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Wanted to Rent Flats
Wanted to Rent Houses

COLORED couple wishes or broom house
or fiat; draft exempt. Townsend 5-75i5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

BUCKY RYAN SAYS he viii pay highest
dollat for 1885 1885 a37-l93S and 1889
aut omobiles. Call no. 1872. 11siI Livernois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Wanted to Rent Rooms

FURNISHED or unfurnished, or 4 rooms
Can Tyler 7-4693.
IKTTCHENETTE- Housek eeping rooms for
couple: colored defense worker east
side Trinity 2-70s4.
ROOM with or without Kitchen privileges
single or couple. 1891 HOlcomb.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
March Of Events "sfs,s =" Congress rsss'
by Benjamin DeCaSseres

THE new Congress should COM
= mand the respect of every
American.
Let's admit that we've done
some unnecessary snipinG at past
Congresses. In fact, Congress
has been "panned' so hard for
this and for that that it may
have taken some of the gump-
tion out of it. The verbal and
written bombardments that have
been aimed at it would weaken
the spine and the underpinnings
of anything not composed OF
steel. Congress is the very heart
and pivot of our free institu-
tions. 1t is the voice of the
whole people. It's level Of intelli-
gence is about the average level
of 100000 of us.
Congress was naturally the
first thought of the makers Of
the Constitution. They put full
power into its hands, even giving
it the right to override a preSi-
Dental veto. It's history since
1889, with all its mistakes, is
the history of our country. It
has been the father of some Of
the greatest and most benefcent
legislative acts in the history of
the world.
Human nature being what IL
is, Congress has done mighty
good Job for us since 1889 1t
will, I'm certain. continue TO do
its average level-best according
10 its own lights if we the peo-
pie stop using it as a punching
bag.
So here's TO the new Congress
Republicans. Democrats, Clare
Boothes and gents! May you al
ways be right--but the u. S.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

military secrets. No one, there
fore, can surmise how wisely
the money is TO be spent or for
what.
Indeed, il is impossible TO
analyZe non-War savings, as
reader of the message cannot
know how much government ac-
tivity has been transferred to
the war side of the books.
Budgets have lost their origi-
nal purpose in recent years.
They were devised as a method
of effecting economies. but when
ALLEGATIONS are made in grouped
round numbers, they serve more
effectively as good war propa-
ganda than as an indication of
plans.
Distributed by King Features synd, Inc
Reproduction In Whole or IN Part
Strictly Prohibited
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

man when he addressed the
American colonists with the
words: "These are the times
that try mems souls" Lincoln
didn't believe in pap, either.
When the days were dark" dur
ing the Civil War he told the
North just that. And when
things are dark for US today we
want to know it. Some OF our
leaders do not know that Ameri-
cans are built to take it,"
A MOTHER great danger that
"a we face is that we may 90
"Messianic. " Louis A dam c.
Clarence STREET and Thomas
Mann, for instance. already hint
of the United States imposing .
the American idea on the rest
of the world. The word "impos-
ing" carries with il force"
Clarence STREET, the propagan-
dist for a postwar" union of
the British Empire and the
United States. said recently:
Let us apply the American sys-
tenn beyond our nation" And
Thomas Mann is now out 10
"Americanize' the world.
The American system" Is a
system of Americans. for Amcri-
cans and by Americans (and for
whoever wants TO copy iO.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

Congress, as a body, right or
wrong!
uOW rare for a man in power
IL deliberately to feed the peo-
pie with bitter truths rather
than molaSSeS! | know of moth
ing more courageous in latter
day history than these words
from Prime Minister Churchill
at The beginning OF the war:
Long, dark months of trial
and tribulatiOn lie before us. Not
only great dangers but many
more misfOrtunes, many short
cOmings, many mistakes. many
disappOiptments, will surely be
our lot. Death and sorrow will
be the companions OF our Jour-
ney, hardship our garment, con-
stancy and valOr our only
shield"
How different from leading
you into green pastures and the
"on to glory and victory bally-
hoo!
Thomas Paine was brave
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
DETRgFEaa sfkES

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sunday Morning by The Times Publishing
Company at 1928 Times Square, Detroit,
Michigan
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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
What War Bonds Buy

Electric equipment is scarce
because the raw materials are
going into the war effort. But
you can save now and get back
81 for every So you invest in
War Bonds so you can buy that
range or whatever you want
after the war is won.
U. s. Treasury Department
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

DARTICULARIZED ways in
Il which the money IS 10 be
spent coulH not be disclosed by
the President, because they are
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
BAERING DOWN ON THE NEWS:
asked FiIIy NligHOn
By ARTHUR "BUGS" BAER

that my old friend George Rector tells about eating
hoss in Paris in 1927.
was with him the time along with Berry Wall What
ordered filly mignon.
What got was chuck steak. The hoss had chucked
1t coming down the stretch in the fifth at ST. Cloud Our
stake went with il.
Now they eating hoss up Boston but / don't
sec the Cabos and the Lodges using saddle blankets for
tableclohs.
| don't any why boss shouldn't taste
good If they the saddle and the Jockey.
Dntibutsd International Nevs
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

All money sent at sender's risk DO not
send cash or stamps. All checks, drafts
and money orders should be made payable
to THE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
International News Service has the exclu-
sve rights 10 use for reproduction in any
form all news dispatches credited 20 Il or
not otherwise credited In this paper
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-04-09
INERTIA, APATHY
VERY DISTURBING

Consequently, what l fear more
than this fear itself is what l think
it has done to our finest minds in
the South, to the sensitive people
who may have known freedom else
where and who, by some queer ma
chination of the cruel cycle of racial
prejudice, find themselves doing
penance for their color in the I'M
familiar grip of Southern tension.
l am disturbed by the evidence
inertia and apathy I see among
them. There is, and more profound,
ly, proper cause for alarm in their
defensive attitude, which seeks to
explain and justify the smugness of
their narrow world. Even now
can estimate their indignation over
these few words.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-04-09
Emotional Security In South
Impossible Courier Writer Says

another man might have insisted
upon his rights in the situation and
such a man would have even great
er cause to be afraid.
1t is not necessary to be a psy-
biologist to know that these Incl
dents and those much worse, as
we'll as the certainty of their &C.
currence, inevitably produce abnor-
NAL personalities. Security means
not only economic protection but
emotional security, which is equal
ly essential if the individual is to
be competent, productive member
of society. A man cannot be skirt
ing the outer rim of danger forever
and remain relaxed and normal,
particularly if that danger is GER
tain but underlined, imminent but
hidden.