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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

1911 Previously he had been
traffic representative for Amer
lean AirlineS. with which he had
become associated in 1885,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Foreign Exchange
Detroit Stocks

Sales Net
In zoos High Low 1i:t5 Ch' ee
Brown Mcf.aren ! Is - i-..
Gen Motors rs So, So, SIS =
River Raisin 81 3ia 30 ...,.
Dividends In the fore Ding table are the
amounts declared or paid far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Olson Transferred

Harold a. Dane) Olson dis
trict traffic manager of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Await Action
On Recreation
Projects Bill
BY DON GILES

Thousands of SportSmen and
outdoor people today are watching
the outcome in the state Legis-
lature of the Save the Porcu-
pines" and the Southeastern Mich
igan Recreational projects, both of
which are embodied in House
Bill 20.
The bill, expected TO be consid-
cred in the house some time this
week, covers the purchase by the
state of $4,000 acres virgin hard
wood in the Upper Peninsula and
100000 acres in southeastern
Michigan. The former project calls
for an appropriation of 81 100000
in this session of the Legislature.
while the Porcupine Mountain
project request IS $500. 900.
Bob Mclaughlin of the conSer-
walton departments educational
division will describe the proposed
projects Thursday al $50 p. IN. on
Bob Mnrphys sports program over
WXYZ.
Harry Gaines. executive score
tary Of the Michigan United Con-
servation Clubs viii speak tonef-
row night at the Roseville Sports
mems Clubs annual meeting and
election of officers, VIEW Hall.
2567l Gratiot.
The Irish Rifle Club, Hamilton
and Cortland. Highland Park. Will
register students tonight for their
new craftsmanship class. Ammu-
milton. guns and targets are avail
able for training.
The Chrysler Rifle Club will
meet the VickerS Gun Club
Wednesday evening in a special
four position shoulder 10 shoulder
match. The event VIII be held al
SNiekeFs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
ST. Josaphat Upset

Sweetest Heart OF Mary basket
ball team upset ST Josaphat High,
25-2l. last night in a third divi-
sion east side Catholic League
cage game
sHAwINIGAN WATER AND POWER
Year ended Dec. 81
1919 1912
Net profit s. 3s1 7sh s. b3c s6f
Per common share 81 os l.lh
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sHAwINIGAN wATER AM PoWEI

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You Are Always Welcome Here!
/ nWl,e pEn 20 BILLIARD IhslIs
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OPEN BOWLING oAILY FROM 10 A. ". ON.
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Open Alleys An. Uuin p. " ard After a.
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Bo~nou ALI DAY Saturday. and sundays
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Open Bowiina TODAY Unti s.aS Pm. AFTER a..
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Open Bo~line TODAY FROM " Noon Until s
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p. N Sat P.M On. sun. 10 A. ~. On
SPRIGGWELLS 1878 81 s'G s,'.c, " AVS, avs
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A. ". TIL Closin1. weekdays TN :. After &C..
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NtSI UEInUlI WYOMING CO. 1772
oPts BOWLING TODAY y ~ UNTIL
CLOSING. Az Day Saturdays ard sundays.
DAILY
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4 GOOD PLACE TO BOWL
rHE RIVERSIDE
ana 9 JsH.r,on. Of neooVeah We Ns
Altoona REC. 's % s sISs'G - s sSf'
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM 10 A. ~
usrIL g Pm. saturday,. SUNDAYS Until -"
AMBASSADOR ' s9sk s1rN' Va. $50 no
os.n so-Hns TO-DAY Unsi p. n ara At,r
lie. ~ Alt DAY Saturdays ard Sundays.
BEACON REC. V !, sI'. At W. 1890 IsSso
oPgs BOWLING TODAY UNTIL eAS p ~.
Opsnlnes for MorniHp and Afternoon tesgue'.
BOWL ODROME . g . Dg1'{ a.. no S.. $3.50
Open Bowling al All Times!
CASINO REC. ' Is A r0p9~As GO. 4 ,ss5
some OF c. Y. o. wostss TOURNEY.
OPEN BOWLING AT AT TiMtsi
CENTENNIAL Near 1's s.s,' S'A'' Ss,,, As' 300,
oosn Bo~ilne TO-DAY Uru p. ". After u.
Visit Our Beautiful coostah lounoe' " tans..
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ENTER SHENANDOAH TOURNAMENT
ENTRY BLANKS NOW AVAILABLE
CREST LANES fOt5t s,Ssys |" go 60. I EYES
A poNiefa ParhdNei Nttt uW olhHe d. a,.u
Cocktail LOUNGE. NEVER DULL MOMENT
nrupv dis2s WHITTIER, st Kelly Ro.
UCNDI " ALLEYS. AR. <fa
op.n Bowling TO-DAY Uuih p. ". ard AFTER
a. Home Of the Famous Bssks,-o''Ch'es'n N.
DETROIT RECREATION ss tAJSf'c a. $3.50 -
Open Bowling sf All Times!
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UEhICn nLU' % ALLEYS. ~. 5.siSS
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-. After . p ~ All Day Saturdays and SUNDAYS.
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OPEN BOWLING TODAY. NOON UNTIL
p. N ALL DAY SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS,
GRAND CENTRAL -" ' ~. $50 70
PIss,ur. 10 Bowl al ouists,t ALLEYS IN Detroit
Excellent TRANSFORMATION - Bus ard Sireeiear
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Str Brand New Alley opsn Bovine saturday,
and sua6sys. Beautiful cossiab tonnps.
cnrlrIiVrc 10 BALrlMoRE
UnEHI lHkCO 81 Woodward MA. $3.50
opsn Boulino--4o Alleys N = Row--until 20
p. ~ and After ~ 90 p ". Cocktail Bar.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-28
(Dalje prihodn1ic

Podprimo borbo Amerike "a demo-
kracijo in svobodo sveta nakupom
vojnih bondoy in vojno- varcevalnih
xnamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-28

skem vetru Da, Nigana, tt
81 mi otravovala zivljenje."
20 Radko!" je stokala zena,
"iaz da sem otravovala tvoje
zivljenje, JAZZ? - In vendar
bi bill ii ze zdavnaj izgubil ziv-
ljenje, da nisem prisla JAZZ Mi
Iosem in Milieo in te resila :.
Ia vrbovim grmom 81 lezal v
nezavesti, rdeea kri je lila il ra-
ne, XII so ii jo zadali Turcini; s
krvjo ii je odtekalo zivljenje in
tvoj duh je bill lie Sc napol ma
woe. Obvezali smo tt skeleco
rano, te dvignili in prenesli v
svoj sotor. In cd tedaj sem tt
stregla kakor svojemu bratu!
stirikrat Sc je mesec pomladil
in postaral in tvoj duh Sc je
povrnil, zdravje Sc tt je zacelo
vracati. Bival 81 v nasem Soto
ru, kakor domacin, skrbeli smo
zate, kakor "a svojega vojvo-
da."
I'm takrat 81 me ocarala, da
sem ii moral zapisati svojo du-
SOL" jo je prekinil yes razsrjen
France.
"Radko, ii dobro yes, da nj
sem carovnica," mu je odgovo'
rila zena pritajeno bolestnim
glasom. MAS skupni Oce, XII bi'
va mad zvezdami, je zdruzil ma
JIM dust. Zapazila sem najpre.
JAZZ, pa 81 nisem upala povedati
Ii 81 pa svoje misli najprej po'
vedal in me vprasal, &c ii no.
}, Gem dati svoje srce, svoje xiv,
ljenje. - Bala sem Sc, da uteg
nejo il najine zveze zate nasta
tt razne neprilike, in cato sem
tie opozarjala ma to, da mas ci
game zanicuje in prezira ves
svet, da mas povsod preganjajc
in sovrazijo - toda ii 81 vkljuk
temu hotel imeti cigansko prin
cesinjo "a zeno Moi oce me
ljubi kakor puncico syojega O.
cesa in ker me tako zelo ljubi
zato me je izlocil il svojega ro'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-28

LEFT OF MALN old Czhosvak settlement recently
embs Of vage
death Germans zed the
fields and three others
who burning buildings Devasfattd Maln recalls eaf
Lidice Lezaky occupied
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-28

du, da bi nasla sreeo pri tebi.
Zapustila sem torej svojee in
ii 81 me odpeljal v. svojo kane
nito koco." -,
"Ah, to je bila zmota, tezka
zmota!!" je vzdihnil moz.
"Seveda - pri vas je' vse
zmota, pri mas pa vse zloein, ta-
ko dolocujete vi tujci vedno.'
"Kaj menis tenn, Nigana?"
"Saj sam predobro yes. Cigan
je kakor kamen ma cesti; kdor
ga rabi, ga prezirljivo pobere,
in ko ga ne rabi vec, ga zopet
vrze proc. Ciganka je podobna
divji rozi sredi nepregledne pu-
stinje; tujec jo utrga samo "a
zabavo. Ko pa izgubi svoj pr
votni lesk, ko ovene, jo malo-
marno vrze v prah in potepta.
- All da, tako Sc godi cigan-
XII: tujcu nj treba drzati besede,
XII il jo je dial, - nj Sc mu tre-
ba brigati "a prisego, - sploh
nasproti njej nj treba zvesto-
be-"
"Nigana!" j je France prese-
neeen segel besedo, "hoces-li
reci, da sem ii prelomil zvesto-
| DO - da nisem drzal dane be-
sede?"
"Da, da, in to ii zatrjujem
pri Ocetu in Sinu, - pri tistih
imenih, pri katerih 81 mi ii dal
svojo besedo in roko pred belim
duhovnikom v Bjelini."
'Nigana", j je zacel zatrje-
vati vidno razburjen MOI, "tu-
jec-kristjan, XII veruje v Oceta
in Sina in Svetega Duha, ne pre-
lomi nikdar dane besede. - Tu-
di ii 81 mi prisegla pri istem
freedmen Bogu, toda tt sploh
ne verujes v Oceta in Sina =. u
(Dalje prihodn1ic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-28
CRNA ZENA
Zgodovinsko poves+
PrirediI :Jovoron
Priredil ;Juvorun

Nigane in bridko stokal:.
''To je strasno! 1880 Ne mo-
rem 81 misliti, da je resnicno!
To je grozno!'
"Radko'', Sc je zacela hudo-
vati zena, "torej tt je zal, da
nisem umrla, da nisem zgorela,
- I'll me sovrazis, tt me zani-
cujes, preziras. - Ali res nj
mas zame nobene prijazne bese-
de? JAZZ sem pa hrepenela
po tebi, kakor hrepeni solncni-
ca po bozajoeih jutranjih solnc-
nih zarkih, zejalo me je po tebi,
kakor zeja pustinjo po blago-
dejnem dezju, zelela sem te, ka-
kor 81 zeli noe jasnega, zvezd-
natega neba All, koliko sem
pretrpela v grozni, sramotni
suznosti pri moslemih - in to-
liko casa! - Ma kar sem mi
slila noe in dan, 81 bill tt, potok
solza nj usahnil V mojih oceh -
"a te, mole sanje in vse mole
koprnenje 81 bill vedno lie ii. -
Moja ljubezen do tebe je gorela
kakor velik kres, katerega ne
more pogasiti nobena reka, in
tako gori Sc danes!"
"Vse to SO samo prazne be-
sede, Nigana,' jo je ostro "a
vrnil MOI; "tvoja ljubezen je
kakor megla, kakor senca, XII
nitro pride, a zopet bliskoma IL
CINE. - Porocil sem te; posta-
la 81 moja zakonska zena in JAZZ
sem ii, dal svoje srce. I'll pa 81
me pozabila kaj nitro, ubezala
81 il mole hise, potikala 81 Sc
po pustinji in po gozdovih ka'
kor divjacina. Cele dneve in te
dne 81 me puscala samega v sa'
motni koci in zato sem mora
portrait priimek 'vdovec live ci
ganske princezinje.' Taxa je bi
la tvoja ljubezen!"
"Pozabila tie nisem nikdar
Radko, tudi "a trenotek ne! Tt
ii lahko prisezem pri duhoviE
vseh svojih pradedov," je strast
no kriknila zena; "toda mar mo
rem zatajiti svojo naravo? Ka
morem "a to, &c pole V men
} ciganska kri? Cigan ne mor'
strpeti v ozki, kameniti koci -
vedno Sc boji, da bi Sc mu mac
glavo ne vdrl strop in ga pod
sui; cigan ne more dihati v "a
prtem zraku. Hisa mu je pro
strana planjava, sob a mu j
gozd, sveti mu solnce in zvez
de, najrajsi prebiva pod sire
no nebesnega oboka in svobod
no vdihava v prosti naravi sve
Ii zrak. Ciganka sem in zal, nj
Slovenka ali Hrvatica."
"Nigana, tt 81 izpodila il mo
jega srca mir in mi razrusil;
sreco; tt me nisi hotela osreci
ii. - Nestanovitna 81, kako!
megla; danes zvesta, jutri u
porna, danes VISA goris cd lju
bezni, jutri bo tvoje srce mrzl'
kot led, zdaj Sc me drzis k o
klop, zdaj zopet bezis pred me
MOI kakor ovenel list oh jesen
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-28
Isce Sc sfonovonie

S Z ali 8 sobami, najraje hiso "a
emo druzino; s fornezom. Kdor
ina "a oddati, mai poklice EN-.
6377. ..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-28
PrOda sc

2 postelji vso opremo, okroglo
mizo, stiri stole, radio style pee
in omaro. Vprasa Sc ma 1919 E.
63 ST., spodaj. ~ Ill.,.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-28

Zavezniski marini, XII SO napadi japonske pozicje v
Sapanu so zkadili sovaznika il njegovega skrvasca,
nato pa odprl ogen nanje ko skusal zbeza. igor
MIA slika e ba vzeta bas oh tenotku ko marin ubi
Japonca, XII e skusa zbezati il svoe unje Marini so
vorii sedem osnink vseh ameriskih izgub Saipanu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-28
(Nadaljevamje)

"kdo 81 IN kaJ hoces! Z!
Crn+. zena Sc je Sc tesneje o.
klepala njegovega vratu in mu
nekoliko mirneje odgovorila:
20, Radko, ali rle vee ne po-
znas? - Svoje zene?''
"Nigana!' je kriknil yes iz
sebe France. "Torej so resnicno
duhovi? - Toda tvoj din je ta-
ko topel - tako vroc kakor res
nicno zivljenje."
"Saj vendar nisem duh, sal
imam meso in kri kakor tt, po-
glej, sal zivim - tvoja zena -
Nigana.'
"Kako to? sal 81 vendar zgo-
rela pastirski koci pri Krasno-
vopolju Milos je prisegel
pri zvezdah, da 81 zgorela in ma
pogorisGu so nasli V pepelu two
je briljantne okraske.'
"Takrat, ko mas je napadla
turska roparska tolpa, je tical
Milos precej daleG cd mas V ne
KEN grmu. Torej nj mogel vse-
ga videtI, kar Sc je zgodilo. -
V nasi druzbi sem bila edna
zenska samo JAZZ in Turki SO me
izvlekli il koce. Use mole tova-
rise so pa pahnili nazaj V ko-
GO in jih z MO vred sezgall. -
Vse svoje okraske sem izrocila
Dinu V varstvo - zlato je V og-
nju pogorelo, kamne pa so po-
zneje izkopali il oglja in pepe-
la Evo jih - ali jih mar ne
poznas"'
Pri teh besedah je potegnila
vratu blesketajoc nakit in ga
oh motni svetlobi luninega kraj-
ca, XII je ravnokar priplaval IL
"a oblakov, pokazala Francetu
MOI je kriknil kakor obupu;
"Nigana! ->Nigana! - Je-l
mogoce? Ali je resnica?'
"Prisegam ii pri svetlih zvez'
dah," mu je zatrjevala zena.
"Glas je tvoj - din je two.
- in ravno tako tvoja postav;
Toda tvoja barva- tvojt
polt?'
eta barva nj naravna. - Sa
vendar poznas sredstvo, S kate
rim 81 cigani barvajo kozo
Ce Sc S tenn stirikrat pomazes
imas kozo crno kakor oglje.'
"Pa cemu 81 Sc tako pobarva
la? zakaj 81 Ze tako skrivala -
zakaj 81 strasila ljudi?' jo j
vprasal ostro MOI.
20 Radko," mu je zen;
strastno odgovorila, "vse ser
storila samo zaradi tebe. -
Dolgo sem te iskala. Ko II
zvedela "a tvoje bivalisce, SEN
videla, koliko zaprek mi je n;
poti do tebe; spoznala sem, de-
bonn morala cakati precej dol
60, preden bonn mogla govorit
S teboj sama in skrivaj. Skleni
la sem, da me ljudje ne smej'
spoznati, kdo sem in v kaksnen
razmerju do tebe. - Bala sen
Sc, da sc mi ne bi kaj hudeg;
pripetilo ali da bi me ne zaprll
kar me je ma potovanju ze vec
krat doletelo; - zato sem stra
sila ljudi, da bi Sc me bali .
V resnici sem Sc jih pa JAZZ ia
ko bala. -- o Ralko!"
Spustila Sc je v jok.
"Nigana!' je obupno zakri
cal France.
"Radko!" je vzdihnila jokaj
zena in ga zopet objela. Tresl
Sc je po vsem zivotu. Magic S
je je otresel in il njegovih us
Sc je izvilo trdo vprasanje:
"In zakaj nisi prisla pref
Zdaj je prepozno."
"Prepozno! prepozno!' je ia
dikovala zena. 20 Radko, pre-
nisem mogla priti. - Pc O
nem pozaru so me Turk odpe
ljali seboj kot suznjo Raw
no pred pol letom sem jim usl'
in cd tedaj sem te vedno iska
la, ma Kranjsko nisem mogl;
priti takoi, ker sem Sc bala oh
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-10-13

matter unemployment with question still dangling
out attempt to it.
Says the Courier eve offer for the sneess leadership
Harding Coolidge and Hoover There absolutely
the hnes and the donong attitude of the eaconay Repub
can clique If be shown that the leadership controls the
party WE against it still and yet! However, firm convic
ton that alert progressive and
the saddle Men like Governor Dewey of New York. Governor
California Griswod Nebraska
ship America needs"
you that Senator Ball the weekend stated
that he refuses to campaign for Governor Dewey
Taft Col Mccormick Herbert counted
control the Republican
them out?
back the the
Attorney General of Ohio upheld the discrimination of Doris
Ohio State University That Attorney General John
Bcker The SAME John W. Bker endorsed the
eny And the SAME John W. Brcker the Courier did think
Governor of Ohio by supporting his opponents.
Our largest has made its weakest endorsement
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-10-13
Why Negro Soldiers and Sailors
Feel the WaY They Do

BY CHARLEY CHEROKEE in the Chicago Defender.
Listen Chum pardon interrupt the political
this muiny business straight Every
posts
the point where they further
OF system that to be and
Some boys mad they bash white
others just sit down and refuse make
Some stark ravng mad
poray insane and get discharged emperamentay
the insane get dshonorabe discharges
to life for "mutny."
Example, the Mobile nine prvates get
years. the Alexandria La trials handing
and the Navy Port Chicago
tons Death sentences have been few and involve murder
years handed out to decent coord boys Habo
real crime has been act like would total $1,000
lot of years and this business is lot of dynamite.
For benefit the white folks and the Governors
mansion in Albany who ambitious but blind example
of what Last week the Valley running from
Augusta a South Carolina
white struck coored
back when ne would make single whites
sit down. In Aiken c. they thrown jail
white "MPs he Gestapo of the South It Monday
evening before military authorities to
trial
On the drivers testimony, eight $5 three
men $50 EACH Only three could their eight
were the chain these families
the North actually chained by the abua
criminals One of these boys three great
battles and has Purple Heart decoration
Today three of the boys still serving terms
Although city police state freely otis
/S Armstrong and Provost Major Fargo made no
help the notify their so their fines could
paid.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-10-13
letters to the editor

That was IL years before "Police''
Thompson arrived in Minneapolis.
There was John Sterritt, patrol
man, and Harry Griffin, a mounted
police. Then there was James Rob-
erts, who was on the police force
in the early part of 1890.
Orchids for your "Trek To The
East" Also "Inquisitive Sal" is due
orchids. Your editorials are very
good. The Spokesman and The
Recorder are widely read here in
Seattle. Continued success for your
publications.
Philip Mccullough,
Seattle, Washington,
502 18th Ave-,
Seattle, Washington.
Thanks From Service Club
Editor: In behalf of the Halle
Q. Brown Service club, I wish to
thank you for your mailing list of
members in the Armed Forces.
Your cooperation and favors in
the past are greatly appreciated by
US.
Eta Hill, Secretary,
Halle Q. Brown House,
553 Aurora,
st. Paul, MINI.
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Wants Material
On Music

Ou MUSIC . .
Editor: AS a student of the New
England Conservatory Of Music,
Boston, Mass, am writing a
thesis on "a Survey of the Music
in the Negro Colleges and Univer-
Sites" Any information about
present musical education in this
field will be greatly appreciated.
Constructive suggestions for fur
Their advancement of music in
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ing will also be used to the best
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Mill City Negro Police
Editor: Regarding the article,
"Police Thompson, Famed Mime
apolis Officer, Dead"
Just to keep the records correct,
Michael Brady entered the service
of the Minneapolis Police Depart
ment in the spring of 1882 as a
patrolman and served until 1901.
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Mr.. Dewey Found Wanting

1t took and devotion to principle Joseph
Ball. Republican of Minnesota
for Gov Dewey "at this time"
SILENT as some members of his party who
are doing Or he could have persuaded himself
Dewey really all policy Republicans
doing But Senator Ball deeply believes strong
national organization having real authority
peace He measured Mr. Dewey against found him
wanting.
Underlying the senator's position the
utterance of verbal formulas adequate test of candidates
to make the peace Mr. Dewey has said the
has failed a his strong
fight vigorously a foreign policy which will offer real hope of
venting World War III"
For recognizing that it convictions and matter;
for honestly appraisng Mr. Dewey statements light
his record for having the
Senator Ball deserves
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What Kind of Clothes Does the Devil Wear?

any tran living
barbershop there's political discussion going
You'll bound somebody deing business labor
politicians painting them backr than Beezbub
himself You fairly smell the birthstone
And maybe you'll notice this odd fact too the less the speaker
critcng the furious and
blserng the comment apt to be.
Nobody business who have worked in
business
Folks who don't bother the who most contemp
tuous of politicians
Businessmen professors really
saying that nothing they say makes
And it's usually ladies gents who had labor problem
bigger than cook who hooves and oed tails sticking out
factory workers overalls
lot people all kinds, aren't likely to hand
down these easy blackand-white judgments.
You it, that Ameri
businessmen politicians farmers factory workers. professors
citizens they senterest
but all of them contributed nightly growth and strength
and prosperity of America.
In short, group the devils clothes
But the danger think particular does
nsulate ourselves from all the writings opinions
OF any individual attached to that group
And thus Americans deny themselves the help of
intelligent when
all the mindpower it
Problems like todays don't need heat-they need light
They need light from than than
than magazine than book They
the pleasant mellow ampght the fellow who with
and the dsagreeae blue searchgh of the fellow who doesn't
Most of ALL they through
windows Of fact They need the facts about economic
ton In the light OF and that of other nations
The facts about the experiments
that have failed The facts about labor political
theory and political practice.
Are getting you being by
sparks that jump from opposite poles of thinking?
mind a of light
of Observation-Disclosures by TIME Magazine daily
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Hot Issue for the C. O. P.

Having ahed about desperately issue and come
up with nothing but CUFF about States rights the Repub
licans with real issue: the heat.
the COP really had the interests the
worrying about womens compensation
down to the thing that worries all Of heat.
For thing ought easy Republican to blame the
heat Roosevelt This hot just the time the
President left Washington Obviously was coming and did
nothing
Why? For the wave by its very nature
Just what dictator wants. 1t
People sweat together People their brows together They
take off their coats the together
together rush for the shore and aircooed
That gives the COP multiple against Roosevelt The
evidence clearly ( that he's
to make sweatshop the whole country that trying
Congress ave N that he is encouraging nudsm 0 heat
down the Liberty Bell
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