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Evening star., 1944-12-28
Home of William S. Hort
Dedicated as Museum

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 2s.-The for
mer home of William S. Hart,
schoolboy idol of silent screen days
as the hard-riding hero Of West
erns, was dedicated as a park and
museum yesterday.
The extensive property was do
mated to the city by Mr.. Hart, who
also gave $4,000 for it's improve
ment. The property will house
numerous mementoes of Mr.. Hart's
screen career.
Mr.. Hart, IA, resides in a ranch
house at Newhall, Calf.
Can This Be The Last Round Up?
Could Be. Buy One Extra War Bond
Today.
Evening star., 1944-12-28
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Evening star., 1944-12-28
THE EVENING STAR washington, b. G,
THURSDAY. pecEMSER q, 1874 -

other, the scene has to be shot over
and over again. "The only one who
does the scene right" says Tracy,
rubbing the affected part, rs the
dog!'
Released b. North American Newspaper
Alliance.
Evening star., 1944-12-28
Jail Given Librury

SEATTLE R.-The Seattle Com.
GU OF Churches presented the King
County all with a $e, 900 library. con.
tanning $500 books.
The sub., 1944-12-23
United Brotherhood of Carpenters d1ld JOilers Of America

Local 1902 United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Join of America held it's third meeting at Carpenters Ha Broad Street New London Wednesday, December 13h 1914.
 President Elmer Botham of the Launching Crew pre- sided At this meeting large group in bers Many applications being received daily by officials of this local.
 January 24 1945 has been set the closing das for charter membership All applications received up to and including this date will benefit by the low initiation fee fcers and stewards. The following have been elected officers in Local 1902: President, Elmer Botham
 Vice-President Herbert Eldrdge
 Financial Secretary, Norman Nelson
 Treasurer Kirby Potter
 Recording Secretary, William Thomas
 Conductor, William Adams
 Warden, Verdi Leandri
 Trustee years Lawrence Carter
 Trustee years, George Hall
 Trustee year, Limo Scussel Stewards appointed were:
 Lawrence Carter Victory Yard
 Albert Thebeault, Wet Dock
 Herbert Eldrdge, Dry Dock
 George Hall, Launch Crew
 Frank Psapia, Model
 James Palmer Stage Builders
 Herbert Lyons, Joiner Shop
 Leonard H. Hunter, Victory Yard Delegates to Metal Trades: Elmer Botham, Herbert Eldridge, Norman Nelson Ralph Butler, Herbert Lyons, George Hall. The next meeting will be held at Carpenters Hall on December 27 1944 and the fourth Wednesday of each month thereafter.
The sub., 1944-12-23

The meeting of the Merritt Graham Lodge No. 1871 Qf the International Association of the Machnsts A. F. of L held Saturday. December at Il m, at the Italian American Hall, Groton.
 Brother Britland, the President presided.
 We can take pride in reporting that we had better meeting attendance and brothers took interest and felt that this Union really belonged to them.
 Seven members initiated.
 Brother Fred Aubn, M Y. End shift and Brother Mil ton Pckard M Y End shift, appointed stewards.
 Brother Reginald Anderson International Representa- tve gave brief talk the history of Trade Unonsnl
 Due to the fact that have 80% of the machin- sts signed up, motion made to close the charter January the 9th in order give the rest of the machns chance to join up.
 Brother Timothy Hurley, the International Auditor, out lined report about finances and also promised to put fifty the charter This will make 100 charter bers in all.
 Brother Davenport, the treasurer reported the - ancial standing.
 The next meeting of the Merritt Graham Lodge will take place December the 23rd at II sharp, at the Italian American Hall, Mitchell Street Groton.
 Don't forget the date.
The sub., 1944-12-23

Weiner of the outside machinists.
 The election committee Is call- ing on all departments that have no shop stewards to elect one aE once. Boilermakers take noticel Also the watch forcel Don't bo afraid of your boss, he can't dis criminate against you as few OG you men have told me he gays he will. The A. F. of L. protects ali its members from things like thau ~ We see the Southern Gals arc the great favorites in the Welding Dept. at the Victory Yard. The Fab. Shop makes a good place for them on rainy nights, while the local girls find the boats are their place at all times. The local girls are leaving the yard very fast only a few are left. This Is a sam- pie of what is happening in only one department.
The sub., 1944-12-23

The erectorS q always start in on them, I don't know why) have given each other nick-names and I am going to pass them on to you: Window Washing Tom," Bracelet Rubbing Roy" Ed the Wolf" Sam the Rubber Man." "B. s. Chapman, Eaton the Tattoo Man." Smiling Tony" -Four Fin- gers Nap" Mother Hanley," 'Yo Ho Bill," Square Head Nelson" !" "Stinky Pipe Murphy" All these fellows work for Further, Me- Henry, bet you a buck? Edwards. A few more choice nick-names are "Pot Belly Mike" "Parde the Boot legger," Emery the Bachelor" !" Boyle the Churchill Kid" Ralph the Simmer Man." Perry the Lit tie Caesar" "Swarney the Wonder Bar Kid" Cheap Kaiki," Con stable Swan" Irish Brogan," Worrying Dave"
 At a later date I will give you forty-five year history of the town of Groton. as have watched 1t grow and die.
 To you, Boilermakers, who do not belong to the A. F. of L., just want to say that 1t Is fellows like you that are helping out the capi- talist and holding down labor from getting their just rights. Get wise like the Owl and stay on the top branch. Join. up now before Jam uary 1st. Don't keep saying, Tn a little while" In a little while
The sub., 1944-12-23

may be too late. You know we go after a new contract this year!
 Sam the Rubber Man has a part time job at the Knickerbocker at Westerly, not because he needs the money, he says, but to pass the time awayl We think different. His boss keeps him as . bouncer to keep out certain man that comes in to get the 65c drinks at 4Oc. This man Is "Willa One" D.
The sub., 1944-12-23
" Yard Activities
by Charles Chapman

You know, fellow, if talked would never know anything, and that would be bad for lot of us
 have the name of talking too darn much Wel that my way and sure wish that there lot more like me-
 Most of the things say the yard either said in fun just to how quick can get the other fellows goat So let's see how peoples goat get this column
The sub., 1944-12-23
Machinists' Column,

Merritt Graham Lodge (Press Committee: Mr. Tucker, MT. Steadwich,
 MT. Small and Irving Peshkin)
Evening star., 1944-03-12

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23
The Voting Power OF Workers

ne Working nenand women 81 the United States are
expected 10 play an important part ia the forthcoming
election 10 November AT rs biennial convention in Gin
cinnat last week the United Mine Workers did not en-
dorse any Presidential nominee However, this strong
labor organization OF which John L. Lewis is president
went record denouncing President Roosevelt and the
New Deal Administration. but enthusiastic in its
praise OF Governor Thomas +. Dewey Republican Presi
dental nominee
While Is generally conee dcd that President Roose-
welt Will receive substantial voting support from workers
OF the Go and the AL keen political observers point out
that the strong voting power Of miners Penn>yvania
West Virginia and Illinois may so Republican and swing
the electoral votes those three key Dewey
The majority oi American workers ALSO share the
opinion Of GoNernoi Dewey that the National Labor Re
latons BoarD has shown great mehiceney adjusting
many Of Tx bor disputes and that able represcn
tatve Of labor should be given cabinet post Secretary
OF Labor Governor Dewey went record IN his campaign
address n Seattle Mordax evening adl coating the APP
poinrent Of 4b0r representative @ this post
4es. tae WorAiny people of tins nation Will play y-
tally important role the November election However
let nobody be deceived 1to believing that American
workers can be hcrdei a. the polls bMdsoded and told
how 70 vote pN politicians or supporters Of any political
party. They Independents Self-reant and wom-
en- wholnsist ca doing their own thinking and voting
Negro voters the densey populated industrial cen
tiers of the Noff and East viii a>oeXert strong perhaps
decisive aAleae the coming Presidential election: 50
vii the fifteen millions ~ 81 white collar workers
Many 81 then te inc Democratic ticket bat count
less Others ne support Predcr' Roosevelt for
fourth term
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23
IT Is 4 RIG WORLD AFTER ALL

The triie statement that this is small world
after all has been accepted gospel in recent
years especially since the advent ~ the radio and
airplane. so one. or no place is far away that
he or ii cannon be reached by the aforementioned
equipment. We'll II that's what you think listen 10
this
Catholic priest the Rev. Robert j. Biasielli. out
~ touch with civilization for three years chat out
Of touch with civilization s not mine. I'm just
quoting from white news report Incidentally,
white Americans are always said to be out Of touch
ath civilization when they are In non-white terri
iory) came ont by dog-team from among The Es-
KINDS in Canadas northwest territories 10 discover
That his country. the United states. had been ri war
FOR almost three years. Father Biasioi lost no
time Ia Joining the s. army asa chaplain.
According 10 Father BIaslolii the full biooded
Eskimo IS honest truthful and law abiding lie does
not know what a lie is. lie would never take any
tuisS thar belonged some one else lie obeys his
sfie f.al laws and 1espece The orders OF The tribe
leader ANhen converted Christianity he practices
his reiigot faithfully II is when he has had Assoc
citation With white men that he might become de
graded. diow Is that for rubbing IL in 10 the white
superiority gang composed mainly OF southern
whites who want America 10 he run by and for
White piotesianis only NOT forgetting 10 mention =
fprinklnK a. deluded people who belong 70 but
don belong IN The church founded by Jesus christ.
the universal church whose mission "a 10 save all
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23

the Negro is ashamed of his race and fries 10 be
something other than what GOD made him. Neither
the Red. yellow, Brown races want to be white.
the Negro strives 70 become. Instead Of
having that pride-of-race attached the white red
yellow and brown races, tho black race is wholly
lacking in that attribute. ashamed OF his ancestry.
and always trying 10 fag from 10 possible
deluding himself with claims OF equality with the
white race that are not borne out by his appearance,
his presen, atiainments nor his background in re-
corded history. The Negro attempts conceal his
identity by sdesteppng his racial name NEGRO.
and classifying himself with the "colored" races.
rcd, yellow and brown. OF whom are Negroid
racially; are distinct in racial type and bear little
resemblance TO one anoi her The \egros claim to
kinship with them lies in The absurd logic that.
since they are not white, and he IS not white; ergo.
lie is the they
II continues our good Southern White Friend.
"as the Negro claims his race is rs good as the
white race. why does he not content himself with
Negro association Does not his preference for
white associates prove his claims 10 be rdicu-
lous In tho eyes OF the other racesp If the Negro
all the intellectual inventive and admins
tratiye abilities OF the white Why prove his
contention by establishing government or for and
hy Negroes and demonstrating his equality with the
ruling races. white and yellow? Why such scan'
attention 10 that Negro proving ground. Liberia
Would even the Negroes themselves feel secure
with our coasts guarded by fleet manned exclu-
sively by Negroes by an air force stated and op-
Grated by Negroes by army composed wholly q
Negroes? II moi why not?
DOES hang TP jon
Our good Southern White Friend has done a
hang up job Of spreading racial confusion disunity
and hatred with his. "fhe Negro Disiusioned~ lie
builds lot Of phony logic 10 support his promise
that Negroes smell like horses and camels: tha the
Neero's best het is to accent snh-human status OF
non-citizen ward-of-hs-pood Southern White
Friends: believe that Abe Lincoln committed car-
dinal error In granting freedom TO the slave and
hone IN ncmons future when all the whites
are IN their grave The best time for him ask for
The ballot and the chance 10 ride southern
street car seated by white person.
For every good gesture word by The great lib
erals OF today Tho Lillian Smith the Dabneys the
Ethridges or the Gls. there is one vicious. evil
white man who can reach more "uninstrncted7
whites than they tan This is seen IN THE Negro
Disillusioned No telling how many copies Of this
dryel have been distributed throughout tho south
got " through The mail. Maybe q whole lot OF
white people down South and elsewhere did also
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23
White Scholar Looks AT Negro World
BY EMMETT PHILLIPS
(FOR AMP

souls regardless OF color?l
am thankful TO Father Diaso for his descrp-
tion OF the Eskimo Heretofore | know nothing
about The character Of this nhahitHnt az the frozen
north but based on The report from the good father
I'd be willing yes anxious trade the majority OF
white so'Ftefners ana their like minded brethren
from Oh er sections OF the L SA for as many rs
kmos as we could get and no questions asked. Just
imagine the South populated by people who are hon
est. truthful and law-abiding? No more lying
Kluxers to take the law into their own hands No
more talk about white superiority white suprenl-
acy deluded whites who claim 10 be Christians
but whose actions arc definitely un-Christian. Such
transformed South would indeed be wonderful
And hat n boon. not only 10 the war effort when
racial determinations would no longer hamper war
production. but also to the peace table where Ameri-
ca'eould 80 with clean hands instead OF paws Gov
cred With blood q It's own Negro citizens.
Don't get the idea that m a hard-hearted euv
for wanting 10 eVe the southefneIs ~ The distant
territories ~ Tie Canadian northwest ia order 10
make room Tor the ininigfating EskinOs fui III
teftainiy hate 10 the Eskimo degraded by con
tact with white men who prattlc about White SUI
perioriiy I'd want the Eskimo ~ have fair show
while showing Americans how 10 be fair
Truly lis sim a. big world when priest f. three
years late in dscoyfr ring Americas entry World
War NJ not 10 mention Tho fact thai Ameri-
cans arc Just now hearing about the unlqueness OF
the Eskimos character
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23
A NON-PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER
Toward Better Understanding

are inferior and Therefore ara
entitled 10 the same trca,r,.' I"
equal opportunities and Il.
right TO exercise his ci,ier,S,'
rights. Races must unders,s
that the cardinal difference Il
tween races are differences wA,,s
are transmitted from generate.
to generations through thor -,
cial Institutions Ceriainlv 4.
true scientist and soeiolo.,..
agree that. ell things being .om.,
and constant. Negroes along wa
the rest OF the one great h,o,s
family. react about Ia, Same
any given situation.
The problem Of better ma,
standing must emauaie from ~.
schools. churches over ~ rsS,.
in Interraciai groups ihrouss
interculturaI education th,oo.s
city. state and federal so,.r.
mcnts. and from liberal lpiellI.
gent leaders and members N n
racial groups
This problem IS noi No.
This problem can 30 solved M.
planning and execution IN n,
job.
The theory OF force To accom-.
plish desirable goals NAV M,
Immediate results but For,.
never gives that ultimate ana
lasting result nders,ardm,
one anothcrs drives. urges M.
tiyes and problems find dse0
roots in an individuals ihinsiss
This. OF course. conditions one,
attitudes and feelings Ne-roo.
mnst cultivate Wholesome ana
strong acceptable attitudes anons
all other groups. The negro rse,
must impress itself in tho r.A,
way, upon the minds ~ other
races 10 tho extent that oar psr.
ticipaiion in problems u ts
community. state and FEDERAL Al.
fairs demand attention and CO..,
operation OF The highest order
One race cannot he 100 imps.
iicnt with things hal lappen
that are not in thcir favor 50
often groups do things mat hin.
dor their own progress Ground,
gained must be grounds retained
Tho look should hc on ncw and
better things Our behavior IN
public places should be n nh
refinement and Of such hi.h ord.
or that we DO not maze or.
selves conspicuous because n
pernicious augmentation bun ihr
others observe us IS n'ellieer
we'll trained. well hammered. veil
pred integral part of the whole
human family Then understand
ing will become better under.
standing. and better understand.
ing VIII moan better human good
will Cannot We 500 our far
cannot We use wise direction
annot We do something about
everything Cannot we move
towards boiicr understanding
racial tolerance and wora
neace,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23
tReprlni from Sept. l6 Issue 81
Amsterdam News)

AmNtffuam NeWS)
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt Is our
friend. No sane, minded Ne
FRO will deny the great good this
truly noble woman has done on
the behalf OF this nations largest
minority group. However, The
dangerous domination OF the
white South OF the administration
at Washington in It's policies re-
garding the Negro has now reach
ed Mrs. Roosevelt and thus Is
provided just cause for alarm and
serious thought
The South has forced Mrs
Roosevelt 10 recant publicly much
OF her heretofore liberal view
point on the Negro question. II.
lustrating this fact is her letter
replying TO white Alabama va.
man who had declared that Mrs
Roosevelts ideas about the trea,
ment ~ Negroes arose from \
lack OF complete knowledge Of
the Negro situation in the South.
particularly in the small towns
where there are almost az many
Negroes as white To solve such
a situation Mrs. Roosevelt wrote
The white woman. Mrs. Gather
inc Stallworth. a. Evergreen. Ala
Perhaps. one OF the solutions
viii be 70 move The Negroes into
places where there are only a few
and thus prevent The lack OF bal
ance'
On August H. 1913. following
The race riot NJ Detroit Attorney
General Anthony Drexel Riddle
made the following statement
which was widely printed in the
nations press:
Careful consideration should
be given 10 limiting. and In some
cases. putting an end to Negro mi
grations into communities which
cannot absorb them either on ac-
count OF this physical limitation
or cultured background.
Mrs. Roosevelts statement Of
last week. coupled with that Of
Attorney General Eddie In 1sis
presents the curions. vel consls-
lent idea that the administration
has been toying around with the
dangerous theory IT shifting
whole segmenis OF the Negro Do.
pulation about TO achieve a politi.
cal and economic balance. Mrs.
Roosevelt also wrote: II know IN
many places the Negroes outnum-
her the white people and tina, q
one exclamation for not giving
them tho right 10 vote. There
caa be and should be standard
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23
New Deal Sacrificing Mrs. Roosevelt


OF literary and education required
tfor -satinal and think yon VII
find that the Negroes will ro'
vote as group any more iha'l
other minority groups do IN ms
country. I think we have maze
perhaps one mistake 81 me pa1
with immigration into this cou1i
try. We have LEI people settle 10
10 isolated groups thar were ~
Swedish. or all Norwegian q
that they became lii'lc ISLAM"
What eventually happened va
that It took longer 90 lniesraN
them into Americans
We are in agreement VIII
Charles W. Anderson q loas
vile. only Negro member o. w
Kentucky State Assembly V0P
remarked: 1T appears that Nl'
canse OF political expediency AA
Roosevelt is catering % the so1'''
ern obstructioniis and segrsYl
tionalits In order % ohtaln w
southern vote" That Mrs. h0oF
welt. to win support Of the NY
white South for her husband ,
willing to bow 70 the Wni'e ~
premacy mandate of Souih o"v
lima. Mississippi Alabama ~
and Georgia. is a valid rea'o.
why. according to Judge ~.
Jackson. OF cleveland. OHIO "
in effect. endorses 'intimloaDw
and extra legal MEANS - H'.'
pulating the Negro population
suit New Deal whlms ana ~. ~.
the dictates Of the South "n"'
Is firmly in the New pea' S''.
The New Deal strategy 10
feat GOV. Thomas = Dewey y.
saw white Housc-direclea n .,,
euyer to dump Henry y we Id
AZ Chicago as The Demo'''. .
vice Presidential nominee y
seems 10 call for the pup'. ...,
flee Of Mrs. Roosevelt by io'' -,
her 10 openly break WI" a.,
many Negro supporters 10 "" -,
10 accomplish what cannot pc -
thing but an evil purpose.