St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-07-21
Don't Use FE.P.C. as Campaign Ammunition e

It is to be hoped that the wartime emergency Employment
Committee will not be used partisan political football
the ensuing campaign.
The FEPC was by thwa the
critical situation rapidly developing result of dis
and other minoes by management and
The has been kept alive by support Republican
parties Although Roosevelt the Democrat created
committee present life congressional support Of Re-
pubicans Northern Democrats.
FEPC politically conceived in partisan Its need
Americans everywhere of all political faiths
applauded its creation.
hopes campaign will lay Fair Employment
the block offering to partisan political
epency the Republicans will have the right to point
Roosevelt could obtained
recently approved budget without Republican support
either party inject the present
political debate Each party has contributed its share
supports partisan considerations stressed the future of
the and danger the proposed ep will
develop This does that the platforms should not
panks recommending the setting of similar permanent
for the of the
by the temporary FEP.C.
prevent the of putting FEPC in
fight the parties election
created the FEPC to the
Negroes by Phillip Randolph Funds under
FDR control provided the under which the
unconed during uncertain infancy should be reiterated
that the Republicans in Congress that saved the
agency.
Republicans claim credit for
hoped both parties will acknowledge the
partisan and find other campaign ammunition
such high ground maintained the for which
will yield profit both parties and the country general
"Americdns ALI
American edition of
Tme pressing problem of relations
between Americas racial and religious mnOes and the rest of the
States population.
In this the quiet though forcefu
needed reporting this home front
problem showing gmpse what organizations doing
educational break down the barriers of fear hatred prejudice
and mistrust between Americans ALL"
showing beginning Theatre
Minneapolis the World Theatre St. Paul is worth
seeing and telling your friends to see it.
Editorial lettings
H. public going
subjected partisan political bombardment equal the heavy
artillery barrages throwing Naz
The We of couldn't dent FDRs hold the Negro vote
The W of IA could have tucked it under his and for
touchdown Of course, COP wouldn't about this!
TIME magazines description of the Negro Press n-sknned
and irritable" slap Americas chief keeper of public
science has been the Irritable Negro which has dared tell
the unpopular truth and which has uncovered the rotten dirty treat
of Negro soldiers We'd like few Of TINES editors in
while They'd learn about how the Negro
press gets skinned and irritable"
Profanity on q Rompuge!!!
can't determine what the but do know that
folks using profanity than before
though simple be uttered without the injection of
profane
conception garneed streets, public gath
and work One when asked why he much
said probably the Many things have been blamed the
war, you think that is going a step far?
right down the bare facts know that
along well without the excessive profanity Passing
through actually becomes ashamed
after person losses profanity in his speech.
inventory of himself
tcularly acquired swearing and
something about it. must it would be much better it
done other than the streets Let appoint
himself herself committee of and formulate campaign
to halt the unwarrand proantyN Y Amsterdam News
If Americans 80.
law-abiding
people, the time succeed keeping alive only
fundamental principles and their pride and devo
their national political institutions but also of the puritan
and courage attempting to reform themselves and the
wodrecd somewhat from the old Biblical inclination of think
ing of prescriptions and purgesths great nation
become builder of stable but progressive commonwealth
Mvrdals American Dilemma"