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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-19

zaln. uzrok syih modelnih Zala. Ma suprof on
su octo "a niegovo produzepje, taEo da bl en-
niihoyi mogli ploduzit da zive Oh znola tatllllc-
kog lea! Reformist ..cke partije poelstrekavam
klparene kapitalizma, zagovaralu Il tn ayih'l
mere ustanove koie Sc rail kuju Il stapenu
samo cd onil kole SUI zagovalane oil HoeEefa.
Roosevelta du Ponta, Fordova tako dalle. All
isto kao sto ie nazad osamdeset godlna pfotu-
ropsl5i poropagator glInec: ''Ropskl sstem ne
naozc nece biti popravl jen, on moze bltl Dice
dckrajcen,' tako j Sociialisticka Radnleka
Partija, iedina istinska predstavnca rada, da-
mas grmi: .sKapitalsticki najamno-ropskl SIS
TEN ne moze neee biti popravlJcn, on n1oze
Bit bice dokrajcenr'
Mi, otuda pozvamo naiamnicku fadn1cku
klasu = te korsne, produktlync lJude zene,
noseei ponizno ohelezie najamnog ropstNa =
da glasaju ia kandidate Socialisticke Radnl6-
Ike Pa1tije, plogasuiuci, otuda, niihovu odluku
Ga Sc napokon uGin kraj kap.tastItkom SIS
tcmu ropstva belle. rata i sveopste lludske M
zerije, Ali Sociialisticka Radnicka Partila Ia
kodier poziEa ratlnikc da o,ganiznln n1hoF'l
siIu II Socijalstcke Tndustriialne Jun je, da h
dati elasovi inal slu liza njih la i'll uclnl delo-
tvornin1, ela bi pravo ladnidke klase sta'alo
sigHlno na niihovoi moci. Neka radnlc
ispisu na svom bariakn reyonciona1nu loztnkn:
''Unstenie najamnog ropstva! Nee Revoluclo
narle Sociialistieke glasoyniee sastoj Sc Il CELL
shodnol indHstrijalnoj organizacii nrodukflv-
nih radnka!' Glasaiuci ia candidate Soclja
listieke Radnic1e Partiie - oicanizoyanl
Sccialisticke Industrijalne Juniie, koie &c IN o
moguclti da uzmu, drze operisuindustliIe Il m
teresu kor.snih proizvadjaca, iedmo Nth, rad
nici bi poduzeli lzorake koii &c in nalposle uci-
niti ~slobodnim! Tako, i jedino tako, moglce ie
dokoncati ia jamno ropstvo! Tako iedino fako
mcze sreca izobilje b.ti nase! Tako ledno
, tako mozcmo mi kao radnci izie kao slobodn}
lludl zene izici IL naseg sadasnieg ponHno-
espapskog stanja zauzeti nasa pravifna mesta
IA suncu novog dana, pod zast.tom Socilas-
tlcke Industrjalne Republic mira izobilJa
slobode!
(Nastaviee se.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-19
VAZNE VESTI:
(Nastavak sa /. strane)

t-SdStdNdh Sd i. StfaHe)
XIII produkata. Prena tome i sa-
ma zarada, Il koliko ie i bude,
nece daleko dostizati, posto ce
veiike Gene espapa lako prozde-
rati ono malo najamnice. Infla-
ciia, izaleda da je neizbezna u
Ioliko ona vec ne postoii.
Pored toga, problem oko move
rprave ina da Sc sredi, koii "a
dava mnogo brige i De Gaulleu
i saveznicina pc i sanim masa-
ma u Francuskoi. Situaciia Sc
razviia Il pravcu koii Sc ne do
pada De Gaulleu i saveznicima
= ii. na levo.
"Komunisti' "a sada predstav-
ljaju neke vrste elenlente neza-
dovoline sa De Gaulleorn j pos
toll nloeucnost da Sc celia stu
|aciia pretvori revolucionarnu
situaciju.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-19
Itinerary of A. A. Albaugh
S. L. P. Candidate for Vice
President of the y. S.

The candidate for Vice President on
the Socialist Labor Party ticket, A. A.
Alhaugh, will visit the following places
in the course of his campaign subject to
such changes as may be necessitated by
circumstances beyond our control A
letter will be sent 10 each Section in
clu1ed in this tour. with all necessary
information and campaign material.
The Party Wee Presidential eandi-
date will travel by car, and win be ac-
companied by James Horvath of Michi-
gan as his assistant and publicity agent.
All Subdivisions are urged to do every
thing possible to make this tour
complete success.
ARNOLD PETERSEN,
National Secretary.
Philadelphia. Pa. October %.
New jersey, October 24-25.
New York City. October 26-27.
Springfield Mass, October %.
Boston, Mass. October %.
Providence. r. I.?-New Bedford, Mass.9
October 90.
Connecticut SEC, October 31Novem-
ber 2.
New York City, November "a.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-19
Anti-Sen1itizan,

Da bi oduvratili paznju sa ne
mackog kapitalizma, kao krivca
Ia sveopstu mizeriju nemackih,
pa i drugih, masa, nacisti su pri-
begli ovom rasistickom otrovu
= Anti ti-Semitizmu. JOS pre- sa-
mog rata oni su tai otrov prosi-
rili u Nemackoi. A rezultat ie
bio maltretiranje, zatvaranje, u
bijanje j progajanje Jevreja, il
Nemacke. Oval metod je prosi-
rem ma svaku pojedinu zemlju
koju su oni osvojili.
Ma desetine hiljada Jevreja u
Rusiji Poljskoj, samo zato sto
su bill Jevreji, odagnato je u
koncentracione logore konacno
vecim delo poubijano.
U Rumunskoj je ustanovljeno
da je ''petnaest hiljada Jevreia
ponrlo II deportovanju il pro-
vincija Besarabije i Bukovine'.
A deportovano je u koncentra-
clone logore IL tih provincial Ru-
munske 10000. Samo Il iednon
logoru, kaze Sc, da je pomrlo
800 jevreiske dece
Pred velikim napredovanjima
savezniEa ratnim operacijasna,
nacisti su ma stotine hiljada po-
ubijali iii zapalili u povlaeeniu.
no koncentracionim logorina, sa-
mo da ne padnu u ruke savezni-
ka. TEX reki dan, west cd Z. ok
tobra) ustanovilo Sc da ie poubi-
iano 459 Nizozemaca II zloglas-
nom logoru, Vought. A u Estoniii
su poubiiani ne samo civile nego
/ medlu Z.0O0 pcuDlJanlh spai1e-
aih, bill su crveni vojnici koje
su imali zarobliene Il logoru II
sunni blizu Kloge.
| Zlocinstva mad Jevrejima, kao
i mad ostalim zrtvana. nanerno
su podstrekavana i sistematskl
| izvadiana cd nacistickih vlada-
iucih gangstera. Sirenje anti-Se-
mitisticke propaganda, sluzilo je
tim gangsterima kao prevara da
Sc skine krivica sa nemackih ka-
pitalista "a izrabljivanje mize-
riiu masa da Sc pripise Jevre-
jima. Otuda i ii pogromi protiv
Jevreja.
(Nastavice se.)
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(Nastavak sa /. strane)

prave fasiste-naciste koje odmah
zatim, "vlada", sa kojom Sc oni
u "principu slazu'', penzionise. l
JOS, ii, eselpisti imadu smelosti
da pisu j govore ola raditi "a, i
braniti 'demokratski "kapitali-
zam, u sustini znaei, zagovarati
sistem, koji ma sadasnjem mu
trulom stupnju, mora neizbez-
no pokazivati svoje fasisticke u
81! Navescemo jos nesto:
u broju Cd %. julia, tai isti
Markovic u svojoj rubrici, "Da
smo nacisto'', pod naslovom:
"citanje opela bivsen ambasado-
ru Jugoslavije', kaze, kako su
ga vec nekoliko prijateja pitali
"zasto ne citas opijelo nekada-
MEM ambasadoru Kon. Foticu,
kad vec imas pravo ma tn cast?'
/ Markovic je PRIMO .ponudu j
ocitao je. Nakon sto je izredjao
neke Foticeve zlocine, kao troSe-
ME jugoslavenskog novca "a
'splacanje raznih Sundica Lu-
gonja' "a ''najskupocenija jela
j pica' it'd, Markovic kaze: "Slo-
bodna Rec kao prava narodna
novina, kao vjerno oruzje Srba
L borbi protiv fasizna, nije mo-
gla preci cutke preko svega to-
ga. Poduzeli smo SVE miere da
jednog lijepog dana i tai veIki
diplomatic kone niko ne naoze
nista, ljosne nosom o ledinu
l nastala je BORBA: Slobodna
Rec iii Konstantin Fotic. Ia O.
boje strane nije moglo biti mics
ia ma ovom kontinentu." | zavr~
sava svoj clanak sa ''predlogom''
posto je Fotic opasan "a Aneri-
ku ina veze sa hitlerovciroa
"Trazite [citaoci S. RI od Steit
DEPARTMENT. da ga protjera ;.
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Rat / ratni rnetodi

|ruke, srpske hrvatske. Nacistic-
XII kolaborasi, Pavelic u hrvats-
koj, a Medic u Srbiji, ucinili SUI
sve sto SUI mogli da unaprede to
medjusobno klanje Hrvata Sr-
ba. Ovde je iskoriscen rasizam
do stepena najveceg zlocinstva.
Prema "Srbobranu'', poubijano
je oko 100000 stanovnika.
Pljacka toliko koliko je ta-
mo bilo - hrane stoke, minerala
i industrijskih produkata, izvrse-
ma je do istog stepena kao i u
Francuskoj, Poljskoj, Rusiji it'd.
U Grckoj je isto tako sve o.
pliackano ma desetine hiliada
stanovnika poubijano. Buduci
znatno siromasno pre- tie pljac-
ke, grcko stanovnistvo je umira-
10 cd gladi, skoro ma isti nacin
kao sto je bio prosle godine u
1ndiji.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-19

A il zeneve sje izvesteno jos
proslog maja, da su nacisti do
tada poubijali samo ma ruskoj te-
ritoriji ne mamie cd 100000 O.
soba.
u Poljskoj, u koncentracionom
logoru Majdanek, blizu Lublina,
"a vreme nacista poubijano je
wise cd 100000 varsavskih sta
novnika. zrtve SUI u pocetku bile
zakopavane u masovne grobnice
u koje su ma hiljade zatrpavali,
a docnije Sc pribeglo ''moderni-
jem" metodu, spalivanja. U ovu
svrhu sagradjene su specijalne
peel u kojim SUI zrtve paljene, a
So njihovim pepelom SUI djubrili
polje "a kupus.
Pljacka u Rusiji j Poljskoj ne
bese nista mania nego u Fran
cuskoj. Sve sto Sc moglo krenuti,
oduzimato je cd stanovnika, koji
su ostavljeni da skapavaju Cd
gladi mrznu Cd ZINE Ma isti
nacin ovde je svaka osoba, koja
Sc pljacki protivila, odasiljana IL
koncentracione logore, gde su iii
bill poubijani iii su morali radi-
ii besplatno i sasvim ma ropski
nacin.
Metodi ndcista ma Balkanu
U Jugoslaviji, Grekoj, cehoslo-
vackoj it'd, samom pocetku,
gde ie otpor stanovnistva zapo-
Geo ma manje-vise organizovan
nacin, nacisti SUI pribegli metodi-
ma taoca, desetkovania u opste
neokrivljenog stanovnistva maj
posle razaranju. do poslednje ku-
ce i osobe, celia pojedina mesta.
U toj osveti protiv odupirania
pucanstva nacistina, oni SUI Il
Cehoslovackoj, razorili do pos
lednie kuce mesto Lidice. To vec
i Geo svet zla. A slicnu sudbinu
su dozivela neka druga mesta
tano.
Izbeglice il Jugoslavije priea-
ju da tih "Lidica" ina mnogo u
Jugoslaviji. Ovde su nacisti pri-
begli, iskoriscavanju jos jed
nog metoda, koii Sc nije pokazao
tako uspesan u nijednoj drugoi
zenlji. A to je srpski hrvatski
sovinizam. Ia ovo je pripremano
zenliiste kroz decenije cd stra-
ne srpske hrvatske burzoazije,
zavadiaiuci krajnju mrznju jed
nib protiv drugih. Uvidevsi ovu
zgodu, nacisti su organizovali Iii
podstrekavali cele horde jedniFl
protiv drugih i ma hiljade sta
novnika ie palo Cd bratoubilaeke
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Citaite Strife ''Radnicku Borbu'!

privatnim proizvadjaeima. Tada
cemo naorati spreeiti uvoz bri-
tanske gurne ovu zen1lju, Ill
eemo je norati stalno kupovati
unistavati.
Ako zabranirno tai llvoz gune
Britanci &c ma isti nacin zabra-
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nit uvazanje nekih nasih espa-'
pa i svadja je gotova.
Dak1e uslovi "a treci svefsh1~
rat vec iskacu ma povrsinu, dek 7
jos nj drugi nije priveden kfa5u.~
Danasnji kapitalizam ner neze
drukce.
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KROZ AMERIKU

(NastaVak sa I. strane)
biti kada Sc ia industrija nadie u
rukama privatnih kapitalista.
Sama drzava stalno obecava da
&c Sc ma neki naein, prodajom
iii mace, sva industrija predati
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-19
Candidates Are on Tour
Itinerary of e. A. Teichert
S. L. P. Candidate for President
of the u. S.

Edward 4. Teicherf, candidate for
President of the United States on the
Socialist Labor Party ticket. will tour
the country from coast to coast in the
course of which he will visit the places
listed below. Except insofar as Sections
have been definitely notified. this itin-
erary is subject to change or adjust
ment.
Comrade Teiehert Will be accompanied
on this tour by National Organizer
John p. Quinn. the two comrades travel
ling by ear. Members and sympathizers
are urged TO give unstinted support to
efforts being exerted 10 make these
meetings outstandinely successful.
ARNOLD PETERSEN,
National Secretary.
Boston. .Waltham. Mass. October 2o-23.
LYNN. Mass, October "a.
New Haven, Conn. October o5.
Bridgeport, Conn, October 26-27.
South Norwalk. Conn, October %.
Paterson or Newark, n. j.. October %.
Philadelphia, Pa. October 30November
2.
New York, Y. Y, November ga.
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(Nastavak.)

Ma koliko mi imali u vidu rat
nu propaganda, ma strani savez-
nickih sila protiv nacizma-fasiz-
ma, cinjenica je ipak ocita da Sc
ii metodi rata jednih drugih
mnogo, jako mnogo, razlikuju.
U ovom clanku mi cemo izneti
neke primere nacisticko-fasistic-
kin metoda, takodjer metode
Ujedinjenih Naciia.
Nacisticki metodi.
U samom pocetku rata, nacisti
SUI pribegli pljaekaskim var
lvarskim metodima rasizmu do
krajnjih granica. U njihovom O.
svajanju pojedinih, narcotic ma
lih nacija, oni su najpre opljac-
kali celu naciju. Prema izvestaji-
ma liz Francuske, u dive nedelie
dana nakon osvajanja Pariza i
glavni deo Francuske, oni SUI o.
pljackali naciju, prema Mrs.
Maude Rae, "a 98 posto u hrani,
odelu i svemu sto Sc moglo od-
lvesti.
"Nemci su rekli najpre', rece
gospodja Rae, ida &c oni odneti
80 posto hrane, a odneli su SO
posto. Kada su oni usli Pariz
[u junu 1940.l, grad je imao dos
ia hrane da potraje dve godine.
U dve nedelje oni su je svu oeis-
till Pored toga izvezena je mno-
ga industrija, masinerija it'd, u
Nemacku. Oni, koji Sc protivise
ovoj pljaeki, kao oni koji Sc
ideoloski protivise, odasiIani su
u koncentracione logore u ko-
Jim je vecina bila poubijana, a
ostali su morali ma ropski nacin
raditi, bez da ista dobiju "a svoj
rad.
Otkrica u RAsiji Po5skoj
| Kada je osvojen Minsk cd stra-
ne ruskih trupa iulu, ustanov-
ljeno je da su nacisti "a vreme
njihove okupaciie, oko tri godi-
ne dana, puubijali 10000 osoba.
u mestu Artemovsku, u Donetz
Bazinu, ustanovljeno je da su ma
cisti, pored toga sto su poubijali
ma hiliade osoba, narcotic Jew
reja, takodjer su g. .razarali
civilne i militarne bolnice, ubi-
jail trovali bolesne ratne "a
robljenike, palili bolnicke zgra-
de, zajedno sa bolesnicima Il nil
ma namerno sirili titus groz-
nice".
|
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-10-19
SOCJALISTICKA OBNOVA DRUSTVA
GOyor Daniela De Leona

Ova knjizica sadrz jedno osobito predavanje upo-
koenog nam druga Daniela De Leona odrzano 1905.
Minneapolis, Mimi. Oval govor De Leon e odrzao
vracao konvencije Industrjskih Radnka Sve
ta koia e odrzana Chicago. u tome govoru De Leon
ie vrlo iasno ubedjivo 6avom einenica raz-
oga objasnio nacea Industriianog Junionlz-
ma taktiku revolucionarnog Socijazma. Beg knji
zice trebao da nijedan radnik studenat Marx
sizma Mi knjizieu najtopje preporutujemo swim
radnicma.
Cena owe brusure je cent? IS stranica.
Porudzbne 8 novcem treba slat ma adresu:
KNJIzARA RADNICKE BORBE
3413 St. Clair Ave. Cleveland IA, Ohio.
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-06
THE NOME NUGGET

"The current is sWift---so swift that a chip will float faster than a man could run along the bank and there is considerable un- dertoW. But the Panama is dan gerous for still another reason. The turbulent water carries huge quantities of fine silt in suspen- sion that will shortly Sift into a swimmers clothing and render it impossible for him to remain afloat. Many drownings that have taken place in the river have been caused by this factor.
 Tech. Sgt. Charles M. Blink ley of Wrangell, Alaska, and witnessed the accident from the wheel house Binkley was steer ing the boat, but he turned the wheel over to me and acted at once He sprinted down the steps to the second deck and sprang over the rail to the first deck He then jumped aboard the barge and helped Heimdahl launch the heavy work boat. They leaped into it and began rowing rapidly down stream.
 "I rang the bell, notifying the engineer to stop the motors, and at the same time I spun the wheel hard over to swing the boat wide of the place where Britz had dis appeared.
 About a.thls.,time Britz came to the surface and its'could be plain ly seen that he was exhausted. He's as strong as horse and "a good swimmer but the sleeves of his jacket were so filled with silt he was scarcely able to move his arms in the water. He was slowly sinking again when Binkley and Heimdahl arrived in time to grab
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-06

him and pull him into the boat.
 "The telling of this takes sev- eral minutes, but the entire ac- tion I've described took place within the incredible period of not more than 60 seconds. In- Stinctively, when I took the wheel from Binkley I glanced at my wrist watch and noted the time. When the boys pulled Britz into the boat l checked the time again and was amazed that so short a space of time had elapsed.
 With Britz in the boat Blink ley and Heimdahl began rowing back 10 the Hazel R., but now they were rowing against the current Their progress was slow and it took them 20 min utes to cover the distance.
 "T checked with Binkley and
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-06
SOLDIERS AID TN RESCUE OF COMRADE

NENANA, Alaska Quick thinking and prompt action by two Harborcraft Detachment sol diers recently prevented the drowning of a fellow soldier in river, credited with being one of the most treacherous in the world. Master Sgt Edward J. Miller of McGrath, Alaska, skip per of the Hazel B., tells of the incident:
 We were bringing the Hazel B., an army boat, up the Panama river and were threading our way past Squaw Crossing, a short dis tance from the point where the Panama flows into the Yukon. This section of the river is par ticularly difficult, due to the con- stantly changing channel and the rapid current.
 ''The Hazel B. was pushing a barge, upon which two members of the crew were stationed with long poles to sound the depth of the channel as we moved up
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-06

sream. In the bow of the barge was Staff Sgt. Norman A. Heim- dahl of Petersburg, Alaska, and aft on the port side was Pvt. Will liam Britz of Chicago.
 Suddenly Britz' sounding poie stuck in the mud and catapulted him into the river. He let out a yell and sank immediately, later explaining that he dived to the bottom to avoid entanglement with the screw, in case the Hazel B. passed over him.
 "Heimdahl saw the accident and realized the extreme periol of the situation. He ran aft and, unaid- ed, began struggling to launch a heavy work boat that was lying on the deck of the barge. This was practically impossible as the boat weighed more than 900 pounds. .,
 Had this occurred on any other river, some member of the crew would have jumped into the water to assist Britz but no one, except an insane person, would dive into the Panama under any circumstances. To do so would amount to committing suicide, a fact readily apparent to anyone who has seen the river.
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-06
PAGE THREE

Heimdahl and they agreed with my calculation of the tune re- quired to effect the rescue. I. have so entered it in the log of the Hazel B. Britz, however, dis ; agrees violently. He says he could swear that he battied the silt laden current for hours-no less"
The Nome nugget., 1944-10-06

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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-12-30
Red Cross Aides
Arriye In EnrIanl

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Arri-
val in England Of nine colored
women to serve the armed
forces as American Red Cross
staff assistants was ANNOUNCE
ed by American Red Cross Ma
tional Headquarters, They were
Mabel A. Jackson, 1842 Wylie St,
Pittsburgh, Pa; Julia Lilmarth
Johnson, 345 Harvard Place,
indianapolis, md; Florence M.
Kensey, 1919 S. 10th st, Phila-
delphia, Pa; Lois I. Laster, 202
Fifth St, S, E, Canton, Ohio;
Martha Morford, 2l96 E 10th st.
Cleveland. Ohio; Viola B. Muir
phy. 500 Harris ST., Harrisburg.
Pa; Elizabeth showes, 1924
Park Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Cathreine P. Taylor, 2liS Fitz-
water ST., Philadelphia, Pa;
A Underwood, 2055
st, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-12-30
Beverly Smith
Prominent Elk

Beverly L. Smith, whose death
was reported last week, is sur
yiyed also by three brothers,
Everett, Berkeley and Richard;
one stepson, Corporal Herbert
King who is overseas; a devoted
and faithful stepmother Mrs.
Blanche Smith, besides his
father, Joseph S. Smith, and
numerous friends,
Throughout Mr.. Smiths III
ness, his stepmother ministered
to him faithfully and was at his
beside when he drew his last
breath.
OF a quiet, friendly DISPOSE
ton Beverly Smith had the adj
miration Of many friends in and
outside the fraternal societies
to which he belonged. For many
years he was the secretary OF
The Commonwealth Lodge OF
Elks. He was employed by Bos-
ton University for twenty-five
years. His death is widely
nourned.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-12-30

| listened to scholars and
historians from many sections
of these United States as they
attempted to link up the past
with the present. Pessirnistic
indeed was the warning of Ley
burn of Yale as he described
the treatment Of colored peo-
pie in South Africa. Wesley Of
WHEREFORE, Schlesinger OF
Harvard and sage Woodson OF
Washington interspersed their
thoughts with a solemn warn
ing to America.
HYPROCRICY TO PREACH
AND NOT PRACTICE
A few weeks later, I sounded
out pubic opinion in Dixieland.
Here too, a note of dependency
seemed to prevail. If men can
not be bsothers in America, why
should they try to establish
brotherhood among nations,
thousands of miles away The
unrest in Italy, Greece and
Poland to-day may be attri-
buted to the lac kof confidence
in the common man. The rising
tide OF Anti-Semitism threatens
to undermine our faith in
Christian principles. The in
suits heaped upon black AM
orleans have no counterpart in
the annals of mankind. Wolves
In sheep clothing are foaming
at the mouth over the need for
closer International relations
while at the same time they are
practicing chicanery a n d
treachery. The fact is this. men
are afraid Of each other because
they do not believe in the gen.
uine application Of the golden
rule to each other. Railway
labor unions refuse to apply this
law to colored firemen in the
South and the Supreme Court
has to hand down a memorable
decision to force such an appli-
cation. The War Department
CLOSES over the application of
equality and justice to black
soldiers and in turn these de-
tenders Of liberty lose I'll II
hope for justice in the trying
days to come. II is h2artening
to note the great Christian