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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
MOI MA SVOJEM
MESTU!

zupan Frakn J."Lausche
je posvetil vso svOjO pozor-
most in skrb zadnji "divji"
stavki usluzbencev tranzit-
mega sistema ter Sc je ma
hajal v svojem uradu cd
polnoci v soboto pa snoci
do sestih Zvecer. Vceraj
zjutraj cd stirih do osmih
je nekoliko pocival ma zofi
v svojem uradu,, sicer pa je
bill neprestano oh svoji pi-
salni mizi i'm " kOnferencah
S prizadetimi strankami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
STRELJANJA v
ZAGREBU

Sovjetska agentura Tass pri-
nasa vest il Zagreba, da je ia
mosnje vojasko sodisce obsodi-
10 ma smrt Z oseb, med mimi tu-
di emo zeno, zaradi propaganda
prot fasizmu in oskrbovanju
partizanskih sill z orozjem in
zdravilnimi -potrebscinami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
IL ARMADE-V SHIRT

LOS ANGELES, 3. junija. -
j. j. Reddy il Brooklyna, XII je
bill star Al let, je bill odpuscen il
armada. Toda komaj je bill do
bro v civilu, ga je De doletela
smrt. v sobi hotela, kjer je sta
noval, je namrec SNAIL svoje O.
vratnice, katere je obesil ma O.
kno sobe v petem nadstropju,
da Sc posuse. Pri tenn pa Sc je
nagnil proved ven ter, padel sko-
Il okno in Sc ubil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
Izpovedi Ocividcev
GIRAUD PLAGUE v
GOTOVINI

WASHINGTON, 2. junija. -
General Henri Giraud, franco
ski poveljnik v Severni Afriki,
:je postal ameriski vladi $40, O0O-
600 "a lend-lease dobave, kate
re posilja America v francosko
kolonijalno Afriko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
BOJI MA PACIFIKU

WASHINGTON, 6. junija. -
Ameriski letalci so v okolici So
lomonov odbili japonski letalski
napad ter pogreznili en- japon-
ski rusilec, emo korveto in ne
ko nadaljno ladjo pa uzgali.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
Zadusnica

v torek zjutraj oh osmih, dine
8. junija, Sc DO brala v cerkvi
sv. Vida masa zadusnica "a po-
koinim Lovrencem Petkovskom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
PASKALAS

V mestni bolnisnici je premi-
nil Nikolaj Paskalas, star 81 let
in rodom IL Greije. Bill je sa-
mec. Pokopan DO jutri popoldne
liz Grdinovega zavoda. Vsem
zaostalim prizadetim nase SOFA
lie!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
Ek5pL0zIJA DVEH LADU;
81 MOI p05ADkE hRTVIH
kazstrelba je nastala OBJ koliziji tankerja
in %tovornega parnika, natrpanega
/ zmunicijo.
GROZNl PRIZoRI MA GoREcEM MoRJU

NORFOLK, Va, 6. junija. -
Oh vzhodni obali Zedinjenih dr.
zav sta koidirala diva ameriska
tovorna parnika, in sicer en-
tanker in en- z municijo natr-
pan parnik, radi cesar je nasta-
la silna eksplozija, v kateri je
izgubilo zivljenje "a ljudi izmed
ISL, XII so sc nahajali ma krovu
parnikov. ,,...:
Eksplozija je bila tako silna,
da so zletele razbitne ma krov
neke ameriske strazne ladie, XII
Sc je nahajala cetrt Mile cd
mesta kolizije.
Resilni colni zgOreli
Ma tankerju, XII je bill nato-
vorjen z oljem, je nastal pravi
inferno plamenov, v katerih so
zgOrell VSl reSllnl cOlni, preden
Sc jih je moglo spustiti ma
morje.
Med ponesrecenimi je bilo tu-
di IS topnicarjev, clanov anne
riske vojne mornarice; Is jih
je bio ma tovornem parniku, 10
pa ma tankerju.
Kolizija Sc je pripetila re
pred par dnevi, toda je bila sele
sedaj objavljena.
1zpovedi ocividcev
Oeividci, XII so odnesli zivlje-
ME IL tie groze, pripovedujejo,
da je bill PRIOR silicon peklu. Ma
morju so gorele debele plasti
ola, pc katerem so plavali ne
srecniki, "a katere je bila vsaka
pomoc zaman.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07

Kupujte vojne bonde in vojno- varce-
salne znamke, da DO cimprej porazena
osisce in vse, kar ono predstavIja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
MIKE KUZMANOVICH

Pc kratki bolezni ma mozga-
nih je umrl Mike Kuzmanovich,
star 81 let in stanujoc ma 1925
Franklin Ave. Pokojni je bill il
Srbije in je bill samec Njegov
pogreb Sc DO vrsil v torek po-
poldne il Grdinovega pogrebne-
ga zavoda v cerkev sv. Save in
cd tam ma pokopaliSce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
RUSKI LETALSKI USPEHI

MOSKVA, 6. junija. - Ruski
topovi in letalci so sestrelili te-
kom enega tedna 752 nemskih
letal, " petih tednih pa 1921
letal.
752 nemskih letal je bio Sc
.streljenih v tednu, XII Sc je kon-
cal v soboto. Rusi so izgubili v
TEN casu PIP letal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
Bombardiranje Korzike

Ena angleska podmornica sc
je dvignila ma povrsino ter bonn
bardirala letalisce ma Korziki.
Pc bombardiranju je podmor-
MICA odplula v Bonifacio ozino,
kjer je pogreznila dive italian
ski ladji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
MICHAEL GRDANC

V soboto zjutraJ je preminil
Michael Grdanc, sin Michaela
in Filipino Grdanc, 1864 East
53rd St. Pokojni je bill star ko-
maj % let, bill je rojen v Cleve-
landu. Pokojni zapusca oceta, XII
je donna il vasi Cerina, fara Ca
DEE oh Saw, in mater, XII je BIZ
la rojena v Planini pri Cabru.
Poleg starsev zapusca tudi Sc
stro Mary, poroceno Rizol. Po-
kojni je bill rahlega zdravja in
nj mogel zmagovati tezkih del.
Nazadnje je bill vposlen pri Kel-
ly Plating Co. Starsi ga bodo
zelo pogresali. Pokojni zapusca
vec sorodnikov, med mimi tudi
Grdanceve ma Carry Ave. -
Pogreb sc DO vrsil v sredo oh 9.
dopoldne il Grdinovega pogreb-
mega zavoda v cerkev sv. Vida
in cd tam ma Calvary pokopa-
lisce, kjer DO pokopan v rodbin-
ski grobnici.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
AMERISkI B0MBNIM SO
NApADu LUk0 SpEzIJ0
V Speziji so bombardirali najtezje italian
ske oklopnice. = Sijajni letalski
uspehi Rusov.
AKCIJA ANGLEsKIH PODMORNIC v
SREDOZEMLJU

V soboto so ameriske letece
trdnjave napadle osrcje itali-
janske pomorske obrambe, XII so
bombardirale vojno pristanisce
|Spezijo, kjer so poskodovale tri
n~ajtezje italijanske bojne ladje,
emo tezko krizarko in emo tr-
govsko ladjo.
ISilen udarec italijanski NORMA
rici
To je bill najhujsi ameriski le-
talski udarec ma italijailsko
mornarico liza dine 10. aprila,
ko je %priletelo mad La Maddale-
ma pristanisce v Sardiniji mad
100 tezkih ameriskih bombni-
kov, XII so pogreznili 1O,OOO-ton-
sko i~talijansko krizarko Tries
tie, doeim so drugo krizarko,
Gorilla, tezko poskodovali.
Bojne ladje, XII so bile napa-
dene v soboto, so 35,OOO-tonske
oklopnice, katerih dolzina INA
So IT'S cevljev.
Ladje izgubljene "a Italijo
Use tri ladje so bile zadete S
tezkimi bombami in letalci so
mnenja, ako Sc MISC pogreznile,
DO vzelo popravilo toliko mese-
cev casa, da Italiji sploh ne bo.
do mogle vee koristiti, ker do
tedaj DO Italia re ma en- ali
drug naein il vojne.
Drugi ameriski bombniki pa
SO bombardirali Pantellerijo in
kraje v Siciliji in Sardinia.
Pogreznitev sestih laskih ladii
LONDON, 6. junija. - An
gleska admiraliteta naznania,
da so angleske podmornice po-
greznile v vodovju okoli Monte
Carla, Korzike in Sardinije sest
sovraznih ladij, emo nadaljno
tezko poskodovale, emo ladjo pa
tudi najbrze zadele S svojimi
TORPEDO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
Now grobovi
VICTOR BEZJAK

V nedeljo zvecer oh desetih
je preminil ma svojem domu ma
1923 East 9th St. dobro po-
znan Victor Bezjak star 81 let.
Tukaj zapusca zalujoco sopro-
60 Mary, rojeno Mac, donna il
Lokve pri Trstu, in 3 hcere
Fredo, omoz. Schmidt, Albino,
omoz. Metzler in Olgo, omoz.
Jaklic, 3 vnuke in vec sorodni-
kov. Rojen je bill Reki, kjer
zapusca 2 sestri in vec sorod-
nikov. Tukaj je bival 40 let in je
bill clan DIR. Janeza Krstnika st.
81 ABB in dr.. West Park Tent
st. SIT T. M, kjer je bill prvi
blagajnik. Poprej je druzina Ii
vela ma w. 100 st. Pokojni ie
bill jake aktiven ma drustvenem
polju ter je bill ustanoviteli pri
Narodnem domu v West Parku.
Pogreb Sc vrsi v sredo zjutraj
il Jos. zele in sinovi pogrebne-
ga zavoda ma 6502 st. Clair
Ave. Cas- Sc nj doIocen. Bod mu
ohranjen b1ag spomin, preosta-
linn pa naSe sOzaliei
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
CAPITAL Com N NT


BACK Cabinet The schsm seems 10 have weaken.
cd ne status Of the individual members Of the cab-
het 10 such an extent the lads are wee bit worried
What about your Victory garden? Have YOU
started II yeti It's high time You're gonna need
II.
In error again. Club Bali is not operated by
brother Dykes AS first We thought. A Jewish con-
Germ o course saw the opportunity 10 come VI and
garner some dough-FAST They are Washing
ION IS getting on par with New York. according
20 inc ola adage with one exception: to-vit: the
jews own II, the Crackers run II and the Negroes
enjoy H.
None Of the boys doing much these days except
bl'i has'ic who is turning journalist and going 70
shost MS experiences in the war department fos PN
or is he2 Bill sure got vocal after he got Of the
spot
Quietly and efficiently doing A magnificent Job
IS IT, COL Campbell c Johnson The colonel besides
'olne his stun as executive assistant (mind you no
o'ol angie IN the title at ALI is busy OF hour. Win
ne local fMCA, OF which he is executive secretary
Oh ave and member OF the district parole board
Nothing new in the Pickons case yet. Vel there
- ho'hihg they can do to Mr.. Pickens II they dis
'"iss MIN or order his dismissal he can have done
Nnat another agency did in similar case were the
81 ordered dsmissas. That Is II he wishes TO-
nnt IN the first place they amt got nothn' on the
usan' II he's Communist. Lord knows what some
OF these are that | met,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
DOES DEMOCRACY WORK?

will and the courage OF many in
di,iduals
Democracy is the way Of action
T. is not static. lis growth is slow
bur never easing II is not based
upon tradition alone Democracy is
The way TO DO things that must be
done. II adapts itself 10 the ext
gencies Of the road. It's green and
red lights arc spaced on the traf-
hc changes OF the times
Democracy is the way Of Justice.
Racial or religious discrimination,
class hatreds. group pressure are
all breaches Of democracy. The
flaws in the road that musi and
viii be corrected in the course Of
time. The way MAY be long and
hard hut the democratic way will
prevail IN the end
Democracy like Christianity is
way that must he followed 10 he
proven We know that II works in
crises. unwicldy though It may
seem 10 the ont slider compared 30
the quick arbitrary actions of the
diotaiors. We were unarmed un-
manned. and yet our men in arms
our men aud women IN the pro-
duction lines and on the home front
have shown The world that de-
mocracy could do IN months what
the AGGRESSION nations took years
10 accomplish
Democracy works in war Democ-
racy viii work in peace II We as
individuals follow It's way and help
IL work
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
By RICHARD ROBINSON

WASHINGTON -(ANPl-- Jonrncviug down 20
Richmond last week and seeing The folks ~ home
renewing old aequani noes and friendship and eat
ing like horse Yep ham on tho mcnu and
what ham, Other folks write poems to their loves.
give ham TO adore all he time
Necessity eliminates lot Of man made avs
For instance, the jim-crow business was thrown
into the hash house sunday when whites couldn't
find seats in their section Of the crowded train They
took seats in the coored and the conductor Just
couldn't make them move ops He didn't malireat
them nor have them arrested, although tho law says
he could do the latter Wonder what would have
happened had they been coored9,
Well. Tom Roberts Is back al his desk al last
For which glory be. Hes in agriculture
Is Frank agriculture pinder going 10 be the
liaison man for The newly recruited West Indian
workers the government is going 70 bring over 10
harvest crops? Hope So
Arabella. better known as Mrs nension giving
Al white holy hades In the Louise Antionetfe the
other night Arabclla you know is secretary
'amenuenssl to Mrs. Mary Mcleod Bcihunc. no less
Walter white and Bob Ming cooking IN some.
ming last week over nice mess Of spare ribs in
one Of The spots here Incidentally. Mrs. Ming was
aione. but she had no ears for what the gentlemen
We're discussing Ming messes with mean rib TOO
He's now in oPA
Reports current that Alfred Edgar Smith. the
WA tycoon, IS going 10 land in OPA What is this
-, ~ '''uke lessee. no let's not 70 into that
ne boys might think got sripe like another
guy once said.
why Negroes persist in organizing glee clubs
restricted to Negro membership only in povernment
departments puzzles some OF the bovs who arc
hghnng discrimination Only last Sunday the Cen
sus Department Negro glee club performed in Arr,-
culture auditorium No one wants to ston Negroes
from singing all they want but why ask the govern.
ment TO sponsor and sanction jim-crowism anv
more than 1t does? This elec club business is moth
Ing hut voluntary jim-crowism
me boys aren't crying for The carolines they're
eryn' for the reopening OF the meetings ~ ,hs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
BY RITm TAYLOR

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"'fo q ''N'i'' ~ So'', ~, , NV
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pr'''S''N' anne 10 '''e ''''"9 ~
f" mar
bu' Deino'f"'N y no, q p-u'' 80, -
or a h'a'n ~ IVY ~" : "'"' -
IN 'Ne po',''."i 20 u.s. i's''o' % !
IS way 81 ~, WIZ" S-'n's !, V '.'
we lh"l' 'o,'a'' . y we M '''' -
Nn.'" ne "a - ~ nv "l"' az =
WIN ms No npo'' y = 'n' '7' ''','
WING - '' l''1'u Hi'' 49,
H''' i''N"N nus y '"' F" "'' u.s.
~, 'n' F'''' - V'''''' ~ ''"''''"
'"''o"s
Democracy being a way ana MOI
an arbitrary law has flaws many
Of them Bni those mistakes are
man made and can be corrected by
me viii OF the majority. what
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
Making Better

Qcctnily met three Negro boys messengers
~ for Western Union. They were finely uniform
I'd and seemed tho alert and their appearance
VAS commendable As mcdaicd on their new
opportunity. | in them symbol OF the Negro
race during these war times when manpower FOR
war or work is at q premium. Under ordinar,
circumstances the very idea or Negro messenger
boys for some regions Of this country would have
been spurn,d ,ontemptuously Blu; these are not
ordinary times and the Negro as during
World war is moving into newer realms Of or
poriunity His prayer for larger oppcriunife IS
being answered al long last.
Thcie are two things The Negro mast do and ~
INST IS tn save some money | pu il hlunily Oh
purpose Nobody can Ton What viii Gene al the
conclusion of current hoslilites Il the same de-
termination 20 keep HE negro oui Of The picture
is directed al throwing him for a loss when The
war ends In for bitter struggle to hold
our gains In any event the negro is going TO
need some OF tic Easy money that is passing
around II IS true cannot save n all: hut it is
equally true that IL would Ac anvise 90 spend II
all We have many instances of m,n who
received fibulously high wages during nc last var
wind up in the almshogsc. one such person tod
mo that he had earned as much a. Sloen day
Then too, If We arc TO put into practice more
thoroughly the doctrine OF the Doubc-Du'y Dollar
We must first of al have the dollar % do dut, at
all II is incumbrn' m upon The Who'll, Negro
leadership 10 stress The importance az saving dur
ing these years OF fain,ss The lean years are lust
around the rncr-iho near corner and not me lar
corner around which Alr IooycrS prosperity Was
lingering There can be- no economic advance with
out saving and tho time to talk about saving is
when We have something 10 save Now is The time
Nhen the average man has something TO save. Lots
spend some hut for goodness sake let's save some
Then too there is the matter Of impending dis
placement that be- faced The women who
are entering The various pursuits are going To lhl
for place Of rormanencc in tie scheme Of things
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10

: BETWEEN THE LINES :

With s!a,ksning demand for workers and sgh
an abundant supply OF white labor. The e.sars ID
gong 10 be pull IN the Negro as av 49, The
Negro therefore who makes good is eoitg 20 b
cast of into outer economic darkness
The negro Who survives as many did i, he con.
clusih OF tho last war Will not be the s, sfo who
make good huf the Negro who 'MAkks BET.
TER That He Negro must make H. han
others 10 hold his given place is dep.oissle f4c.
ds heafiening 'act At times but vithal Fsrsst.
en- iac We must face IT, The Urban T. aeaes
campaign 20 orient The Ncgros attention Us these
matters is most commendahe. The Negro Who
survives Ca cui-ihioat competition for p ace. and
.ohs az the conclusion Of this war is the Nssl1 who
non onls makes good hut who makes benz, makes
best We wish II were otherwise but wishing sven
when heavily supplemented is not always effective
in critical situations
A Sickening symptom
'hulehills speech OF recent date was not az.
Surfing There signs that the democratic "a.
tons are working a. cross purposes We are be.
ginning 10 wonder what the united nations sr
united on Englands attitude towards India a.
seen In rs handling the Candhi episode and mere
recently in Chnrhills speech is disquietinr 10 say
The least
when Churchill tells the world that no nation
or combination ~ nations must interfere with
binlans handling Of Englands colonial rolieies s
complcaies complicated problem Wee II no.
Tor hina and the United States England qauli
nave no colonies but she. herself would a present
pc '"ssai OF Germany But Churuchll knows
mat the kettle cannot cal, the pot black
ne most unhappy aspect Of the whole situation
is thii these democracies are not in moral POSI-.
'"h 10 correct one another The United states 10
nor IN position 10 put on the pressure for the rea-
Son INC poircy towards its Negro citizens mules
'N voice OF protest II might raise in behalf II In
u'"' On INC Other hand England can make 10
suggestion Tor race relations in This country Il
Is "A si'kening symptom The hope in the slua-
Ton Is winning the war not forfeiting H.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
NEW JOHNSON BOON PRAISED
Bi ROTH FRANCIS

BROOKLYN tANPl Patterns
Of Negro Segregation. written by
Dr. Charles s. Johnson. Fisk So
biologist is just off the press. II
is a challenge 10 white Fascism in
America The contradictions be-
tween the principles OF real democ-
racy aud the un-American prac-
tees OF discrimination In politics.
religion. education. recreation. war
industry and votings. Is Irrefuta-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10

PLAIN TALK E.

the American Negro must he a
rlan by which all OF Us every
where can aid in strengthening
the race from within so that q,
may be- able TO wage an increas-
inely effective fight for every
Iigh, thar Is ours as citizens OF
This Republic. not when peace
comes but now
a great fighting army must he
strong from every angle a fight
i'm race like fighting army
can only ne successful when II
las power Within. power and will
TO plug up Tho gaps in the ranks
end strengthen every individual
member Of that race Racial pow
or like military power can only
be developed hy training 4 pow
erful army mus be highly train
Cd army and This Is no less true
az race that means 20 conquer
What are We going 10 do then
about frainine our schools 'iad
colleges depend upon tho gifts u
white people 20 keen open their
door, And every year White pco-
pie are giving loss and less And
some 81 orr colleges in the south
that haze sent cut hundreds Of
wcll-'raincl vonn men and vom-
en- afe faced ~ ne frs, time
with me pas~iha'iN that they VII
lave to closc their doors
Mere Is a chance for us 70 DO
liver We give money 20 Tho Red
Gross We are buying Victory
stairs aut bond and We Should
Rui how much are We giving for
tho iraininr % those who viii
hear Tho hrGn, OF our hattie TO-
morrow This Is q sIp,cme chal-
longe oseev single man. woman
and exon child Of MS n single
school or college devoted TO tho
training az onr children must cur
tail ne activities or close tbs
VIII DO q lasting disgrace II Will
he the proof that what y takes
to make great race. We haven't
cot
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
BY ELMER CARTER
A Blue Print For Victory

THE United Nations can win the
war and We can lose And We
wil surely lose unless here and
now We are capable Of planning
aud executing an intelligent and
comprehensive program 10 meet
the conditions We viii have to
face whe the war IS over. There
viii he no great change in our
situation after the war The out
lines OF our picture are being
Skctohcd IN now and the s,ruc-
ure ~ The postwar world is al
ready being built while the con-
fliet erows m intensity and moves
towards IT'S bloody climax.
Those OF us Who have ewes to
see are becoming alarmed by
certain tendencies which II per-
mited 10 continue will spell dis
ester and SCI us hack for hum
drcd Years Ana We are not fool
al by those who whisper--lct US
wait until after the war 10 con-
icnd fr rights and privileges
which should be ours
This j. an indelcnsible attitude
which our history In America does
nor .upior Only as war meas
ufe after the pleading of Douglas
and the intimidation by the abo-
iironl>ts in congress pluS the
hemi,ia,,ng as,,a,s 90 ~ fr,o,
Atni.. dd Ahr,bam I,n.,in ~
sue ,hs Fmap,ina.,.n pro,ia,,a
ZION Ana il ~ haf aNai,.d ,r,n
aft.r no rv,l M, sor ,ronaom
". Nonla ba,s Noon M I'm.
NJ SOM f.r,n ~ .iavcry now o..
eanized c.ni,af doss RI, surren-
DIR us rieb,s ), ntc,i, dutiro
va. hs, nsh.. ~, oni, "a nra.
serve Hose r;sb, bpf Is extcnd
,h.o, Areri.,, i,Au.,rialis,s 49,
maniea e,.,, f.rn ~ loeal safe-
csara ~ ~. nrofi,s before ,hov
would consent 10 convert their
plants from peace-timc industry
20 tho Manufacture Of tanks and
,lanc. and guns even though The
enemy was AZ our gates Organ
sea labor docs no abandon lis
right fo contend FOR higher wages
ana shorter hours and dccen,
WORKING tondsions when the
coafry COOS 20 war II wages
stubborn and sometimes hitter
battle 10 protect lab standards
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Buy More War Bonds

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uet dalas 3sr Bond tanitaipn The
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r. Ir tths t5,, Newspaper council .aid +:
alile o yeNr community look first 10 he news
papols er leadership when united action needed and
this loan oHe accceed through such action sneak
ing for tfe Treasury and Allied Newspaper council we
ask yo therefore 70 give this drive enthusiastic sup
port hoh ~ yoHr news and editorial columns and by
listing porsor.d advertising support
The Detroit Tribune is intellectually in accord with
thi, patrotr campaign il true that members Of our
race have bad 20 fight 10 into the nations armed forces
also 70 tomato blood for the national blood bank and
10 secure the opportunity 70 work in defense plants and
help produce the tools of war
But 10 matter what racial grievances may have
no matter what nJustices may sufer-we Ameri-
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NV ROCKS. MICRO WRITES

NEW YoRK AMP Among
he new 20 he' hooks now on
the ne~ssian3s two contain ma
teMal y, Negro writer's while
several Negro writer's are repre-
scented Ia tho Pocket Book Of
onoiaror Tho Pocket Book 81
Ameria contains tho I.angston
liurh's poem Let America Be
Amcrio train tl,o tho recent
~ polished Spiritual Almanac
for Seryicc Men" issued by the
Christian commission for camp
and dofouse communities. contains
quotations from Dunbar Hughes.
and Leslie pinckncy Hill
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BY REV. FRANK CLARENCE LOWRY
For AMP

man will stop his car suddenly when ne se,
danger ahead. but won't stop SHINING until hes ="
most dead.
It's the thirst for place and things that's goins
keep many man from wearing eternal wings
locomotive may not be as attractive as the can
IN the train. but II Is ahead OF them all.
Looks aren't everything. woman may look "''
Ia STACKS yet be very slack In her pride and s'S''