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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-11-16

FOR SALE: Fine Lincoln Rambouil-
let ~purebred crossbred bucks. See
Fred Cool, Larslan, Mont. 46-ltc
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-11-16

FOR SALE: Two gentle work horses,
and 4 years old. Carl D. Johnson
Box 848. Glasgow. 46-3tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-11-16

FOR SALE-960 acres good wheat
land, IL miles N. w. Of Larslan.
Three full half sections adjoining
each other. Good buildings. Modern
five-room house with full basement.
Barn 28x46. Also granary and other
buildings. For further information
and terms see o. H. Sethne, 4l6 Fifth
Ave. So, Glasgow, Mont. 45-2tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-11-16

STRAYED-One white faced COW,
branded MD connecting on right
ribs. Reward. Notify Glenn Dix, Box
643. Glasgow. 45-3tp
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JOHN BARRETT GARBAGE co.
Authorized garbage collectors.
Phone 273. 38-tfc
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-11-16
Classified Rate
HHH

Blackleg Vaccine - Life immunity,
81 cents for ten doses. forks
Rexall Drug. Glasgow. Mont. tic
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FIELD SEEDS = GARDEN SEEDS
in bulk and package. Write for
prices. LAKIN SEED COMPANY,
Miles CITY Mont. lotto
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LOST: One white face heifer, two
years old. branded half circle over
DIT on RICH hip no the reservation
north of Frazer. John c. Rusher Sr.,
Glasgow. $1,000 Reward. 461tc
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FOR SALE-9-room modern home
in splendid location On south side;
trees. lawn and flowers. Priced rea-
Sonable. Phone 170-M. 42-tfc
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-11-16

STOP that noisy typewriter clatter
with a Kil-Klatter typewriter pad.
Get them at The Courier Office. 1t.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-11-16

ORDER Christmas Greeting Cards
now while stocks r still COM
plete. Glasgow Courier. At.
Evening star., 1944-03-19

Attractive pull
up chair with
sturdy ain d {
finish frame COW
cred In . long
wearing cotton
tapestry.
Evening star., 1944-03-19
Paper Salvage Drive
Aims al 4th Million
By End Of Month

Adding another 100000 pounds of
waste paper to the tremendous pile
now credited to the schools CO.
operating in The Evening Star
PTA Salvage for Victory program,
Washington school children brought
the grand total of the drive to date
to 3.450,005 pounds last week and
made the fourth million possible by
the end of March.
Two new schools entered the
honor roll when Noyes and Addison
went over the 100-pound per capita
mark. Shaw Junior set new all
time high for one weeks collection
with a total of 29,160 pounds. This
was more than 10000 pounds higher
than the best mark made in the
previous campaign when Stuart
Junior turned in nearly $4,000
pounds in one day.
Taylor, the pace-setter on a per
capita basis, finished the week Just
IS pounds per capita short of 400
Evening star., 1944-03-19

Ornately designed
frame with clear
plate glass. Can
be used In living
roo m or dining
room.
Evening star., 1944-03-19

Latest model for
the you n & ster.
Well constructed,
yet Hight in
weight and easy
to handle. At
tractive finish.
Evening star., 1944-03-19

pounds, an outstanding mark for
an elementary school.
Collections of ton or more last
week, not previously reported, in
cluded Montgomery, 1912 pounds;
Evening star., 1944-03-19
Beach
Cart
sI2.95

S t ur dily con-
stru c -e d, well
made ,coliapsibls
beach cart, COW
cred In leather.
cite. Has rubber
tired wire wheeis.
Evening star., 1944-03-19

in Puget Sound late yesterday, the
18th Naval District announced. The
bodies were not recovered.
Ensign Arnett's home was. in Jel-
lico, Tenn. and Mr.. Burton's at
Kokomo, Ind.
Evening star., 1944-03-19

Hardy, 2,551 pounds; Key, 2,1S3
pounds; Hearst, 5,062 pounds; Stod-
dert, 1870 pounds; Lafayette, 1865
pounds; Addison. 4,825 pounds;
Curtis-Hyde, 1000 pounds; Murch,
Evening star., 1944-03-19
Two Navy Flyers Die
In Puget Sound Crosh
By the Associated Press.

SEATTLE. March 1S.-Ensign
Joseph r. Arnett, 20, and Jack
Winslow Burton, 10, aviation ord
nanceman fthird class, were killed
when their plane crashed and sank
Evening star., 1944-03-19

BloominedoIe Unit to Meet
The Bloomingdale Civic Associa-
ton will meet at the Tabor Presby-
terrain Church, Second and S
streets NV, at pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1944-03-19

$500 pounds; Mann, 1857 pounds;
Kingsman, 8,735 pounds: Taylor,
1924 pounds; Seaton. $3.50 pounds;
Smothers, 1888 pounds, and Wheat
ley, 7,340 pounds.
Honor banners will be presented
this week to Adams, Buchanan,
Addison and Noyes, the first two
having qualified previously.
The leaders in the campaign at
the end of the week were as
follows:
Honor Roll
Evening star., 1944-03-19
Paper Collections
In Schools Tomorrow

The following is the schedule
for the collection of waste
paper in the first district of
The Evening Star-PTA Sal
wage for Victory program to-
morrow, together with the lead
ers in total weight and per
capita: rs
Evening star., 1944-03-19
Kitchen
Table
s6.95

Large table for
the kitchen, nn-
ished IN white
with red or blue
trim. Has long
wearing linoleum
top and convent
ent drawers.s
Evening star., 1944-03-19

H as W o d e n
frame and strong
fiber-board pam
els. Nicely deco
rated. Plenty of
room for gro
ceries or linens.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-11
(Hssjs prisod, 11l
Zohxola

Spodaj podpisana Sc lepo ~
hvaljujern vsem tistim, kateri
ste naju obiskai, ko sya Sc ma
hajala ma .l..ratkem dopustu.
Najlepsa hvalas "a obiske in
.darila sledecim:: Mr.. in Mrs. NJ.
Bizaj, Mr.. in Mrs. g. Urbancie,
Mr.. in Mrs, f.. Samanich, Mrs.
Agnes Kaucic, Mr.. Anton Gu
stineic, Mrs: sipplfl, Mr.. in
Mrs. F, Razinger Sr., Mr.. in
Mrs. j. Miklus in heerki Olga,
Mr.. in Mrs. J. Pultz in hcerkarn
Josephine in Antoinette. MFR in
Mrs. ]. Jesenko in druzini, Mr..
in Mrs. r. Maras in druzini,
Mrs. A. McNary, Mr.. in Mrs.
Angelo. =
|. Posebna hvala Eli Samanich,
ker Je posnela premikaJoce sli-
ke, ko sva prisla domov, ter T.
pava, da jih DO mama pokazala.
Najina lepa hvala drustvu ".Va-
lebit"' st. 544 S. N. P. J., "a lepp
porocno. darilo, XII mama bo 9
stale v trajnem spominu. ! :
Torej vsem prijateljem bodi
izrecena prisr6na hvala "a vse!
Vasa udana .prijatelja +:
1t. in Mrs. j. Fsbris, j.
470s: .Marigny st.
% New, Orleans, La:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-11

pa zdruzenih, tako da zastopa-
,jo 20 dive ali vec drustev v
,voji okolici. Po clanstvu in pri-
spevkih je najvecja podruznica
stew. 80 Clevelandu, v kateri
.ie pridruzenih mad 40 podpor-
.nih in kulturnih drustev, XII
zborujejo V Slovenskem narod-
mem domu ma St. Clair Ave.
Prispevala je $3,198.26 do 30.
decembra in nadaljnih $1,000
zadnji dan v letu, katera vsota
pa nj vkljueena tenn racunu.
Druge pridne postojanke Sc ma
hajajo v Detroitu (D, Chicagu
e in 60), Little Fallsu, N. Y.
(0, Uniontownu, Pa. (1O, Co.
nemaughu (28), Sharonu (30),
Bridgeportu, o. (33), Wauke-
ganu (36), skupne postojanke
" Pueblu, Colo, Collinwoodu
(48), La Sallu (49), Johnstow-
nu (53, Strabane (55), Milwau-
keeju (56), Worcesterju, N. Y.
(65), Los Angelesu (67) ter ne
katere druge, manjse podruzni-
ce. Najstevilnejse so postojan-
ke pod okriljem drustev SNPJ,
tenn slede drustva KSKJ, ABB,
SDZ, SzZ, samostojna drustva
in zbori in drugi. Dive postojan-
XII JPO-SS sta tudi podruznici
SANSa in nekatere druge po-
stojanke tudi prispevajo. L. te-
ga vira smo dobili $1,857 90.
Oh istem casu Sc je SANS O.
brnil tudf ma glavne odbore slo-
venskih podpornih organizacij
| "a financno podporo V smislu
kongresne resolucije. Vecina teh
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-11

in 0 drugih zadevah, XII MISC u
pravnega znacaja, pa vodim
sam. Politicno tajnistvo je vo-
dill tajnik rev. Zakrajsek do me-
SEGA februarja, ko je predlo1l
svojo resignacijo.
v podrobnosti glede te resig-
nacije Sc ne bonn podajal, ker SO
glavne tocke ze bile javno po-
rocane. Omenin1 maj lie, da Sc
.eksekutiva nj strinjala z dvotir-
no politicno akcijo, katero je
propagiral tedanji tajnik. Kljub
temu resignacija nj bila spreje-
ia, kajti odbor nj mogel. uvaze-
vati vzrokov "a MO in je hotel
ohraniti slogo in edinstvo v
SANSu. Mesec dni kasneje pa
je ma izrecno zahtevo tajnika
bila resignacija sprejeta. Cd te-
daj naprej sem moral vrsiti tu-
di delo politienega tajnika, da-
siravno mi je kongres' par me-
secev preje poveril lie zapisni-
karstvo. Vprasalo Sc nj vec, ce
je cas- ma razpolago ali ne; vzeti
ga je bilo treba.
Izvrsnemu odboru Sc nj po-
srecilo dobiti novega tajnika IL
med treh izvoljenih namestni-
kov, dasi smo skusali to stori-
ii ma vse nacine. Enoletna IL
kusnja nam je jasno dokazala,
da SANS ne potrebuje tajnika
samo radi imena ali casti, &c ne
misli resnicno delati in posve-
titi YES svoj cas- samo temu po-
slu.
Kmalu po prvi seji izvrsnega
odbora so bile razposlane okroz-
nice in apeli "a ustanoviteV po-
druzmc ma VISA nasa podporna
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-11
nereda ia nadlega.

drustva. Apelirali smo tudi ma
predsednike nash jednot in I'VE
re, da vplivajo ma svoja dru-
stva. Glavni tajniki so nam.
sodelovali v tenn. oziru in SANS
jim je hvalezen. Toda rezultat
nj bill tisti, Xxi smo ga .pricako-
vail. Nase podporne organiza-
cije >stejejo mad 1900 krajev-
nih drustev, toda v prvih Sc
stih mesecih Sc je odzvalo lie o.
krog 80 naselbin, XII so ustano-
vile nase postojanke. Veil k o
smo racunali tudi ma clane O.
srednjega ali sirsega in castne-
ga odbora, toda uspeha nj bilo.
Poslali smo apele ma slovenske
liste in glasila. Vecina" je okroz-
nico mpriobcila, nekateri ne, a.
koravno je kongres imenoval
vse urednike ali navzoce zastop-
nike v takozvani castni odbor.
Naravno je, da tax rezultat nj
mogel navdusevati nobenega,
zlasti pa ne upravnega tajnika
in druge clane eksekutivnega
odbora. Polozaj Sc je zboljsal cd
julia naprej, tako, da S A N S
danes steje 96 podruznic, ne
kljueivsi stevilke II v New
burghu (Cleveland), XII je de-
cembra meseca odstopila. IL.
med omenjenih 96 podruznic je
8 pasivnih, 88 pa aktivnih. Vso
aktivnost prikazuje financnc
porocilo, v katerem je oznacena
poslana vsota, kraj in pa orga'
nizacija, h kateri spada doticnc
drustvo ali drustva. Nekaj po.
stojank je samostojnih, najvei
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-11
Zapisnik
seje sirsega odbora SANSa 8.
januarja 1914
Hotel Sherman, Chicago, iii,
(Nadaljevanie)
(Nadalievanje)


V nasi blagajni je bila lie vso-
ia, XII je bila nabrana ma kon-
gresu, ST, ,38O.5O.
SANSov urad je bill odprt Is.
januarja 1943 pod naslovom
1885 West 26th Street, Chica-
go, Illinois, in takoj Cd pocet-
ka je bill v nje m nastavljen
Zvonko Novak kot usluzbenec.
Njegova plaza znasa $35 ma te-
den. Trad ina tri sobe in me-
secna stanarina znasa $4,000, u
kljucivsi kurjavo. Je zelo
skromno opremljen in razpola-
ga lie najnujnejsimi potreb-
seinami. v tenn uradu Sc vodl
poslovanje med SAMSON in po-
druznicami, prejemajo Sc vsi
dohodki in nakazujejo VISA IL
placila. Vsi prispevki so poslani
tedensko ali Sc bolj pogostoma
blagajniku bratu zalarju, XII ma
pravi pobotnice ali potrdila "a
vse prejete denarne nakaznice,
ceke, menice it'd. z gotovine
SANSov urad nina nobenih O.
pravkov, izvzemsi male roene
blagajne, XII mi jo po potrebi
nakaze blagajnik in XII Sc upo-
rablja "a nakup znamk, pisar-
niskih potrebscin in podobnih
malenkosti, "a katere je treba
placati v gotovini. Vso kores-
pondenco med elani eksekutive
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-11

je ukrepala 0 tenn vprasanju ma
svojih sejah lansko leto, ravno
tako tudi poverjenistvo Jugo-
slovanskega repu blicanskega
zdruzenja. Do danes smo spre-
jeli financno polporo kot sledi:
Slovenska naroona podporna
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-11

jednota $10o0; obljabila je no.
fdaljnih 100000.
Ameriska bratska zveza 81
10000.
Slovenska dobrodelna zveza
$780,, bljubila a nadaljnih
500.
Slovenska zenska zveza $500, /,
.njene podruznice in 81. odbor-
nice pa $4O1.25, skupaj $601 "a.
Uprava JRz $1,000 ostanek
'likvidnega premozenja pa v bo-
sdoGe. 4
Glavni vir dohodkov SANSa
cd kongresa. do 80. decemhra,
1943 je bill sledeci:. i
Darovi nabrani ma kongresu
.$1,38O.5O. ..s;. .
Prispevki cd rednih podruz-
mic $17,91s.67 ..- ,..--, !. !.
Prispevki cd jednot in zvez
SO, ,9O1.25
Prispevek cd JRZ 81, 00.00
Prispevano cd neyelanjenif
postojank JPO,Ss $1,o57.M
Prispevki cd drustev in posa
meznikov 81, ,469.08*) ::
la brosure in razno $274.1s
Skupni dohodki 29,00O.62.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-11

y V tel vsoti je vkljuceno
$1,472.0O, kar je nabral in izro-
ell Vincent Cainkar, glavn i
predsednik SNPJ. ],4 e. !.
Ia statistika je ziva sslika ma
sega della in je jasen dokaz, da
ljudje radi podpirajo dobro
stvar, ako je pravilno pojmuje-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-11

PRIHRANITE MESNE OBREZKE, OSTANKE JEDIL vse
ciste masi XII jih lude puste vojih koznkh
pa lih Hranie ji sklad hadilnku
Potrebna zca mas da zdela dovoj cepva,
je zavarovanih 73 MOI!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-11

jjo- in ako ina 10 sposobno yoi'
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-02-25
Division Along Sectional Lines
Spells Defeat to Negro Aspirations
By j. Saunders Redding the Norfolk Journal Gude)

by J. Saunders Reddng the Norfolk Journal and Guide
The Negro problem is Southern problem
solved in the South by the South alone.
The the problem strictly
the South alone the old
Negroes and whites so long stalemated
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-02-25
9lEs:2s'S.k s2I q E.2lzsf
NEGRO Press Renders Services

Member papers of the Negro Newspaper
sponsoring the 117h of the Negro
Press Negro Newspaper February 27 March T.
There today 22O Negro periodicals. and magazines
circulating regularly the u composed
pene detailing the weeks
program elsewhere in this
deny today the Negro Press un
trammeed million oed Americans" potent force
after its founding is this time
the freest press in the world.
fighting crusadng 1t that believes in
democracy breaches and practices what it believes
progress modern be traced the vr
and foresight of Negro papers everywhere.
the Generally they speak for justice for white
black red brown Jew GENTLE Catholic Protestant
the Negro Press has been buwark for victory Some
has almost alone uphodng the aims and principles
for which supposed be fighting Despite the undemOrat
Negroes by Army Navy
while decryng foy continuously the Jim Crow practices
the other hand has urged Negroes do their both
principal branches of military service.
various the four loan drives cited For example in
Chicago: The Chicago Defender through its Bud Biksn
sf9o
which times the Negroes had given previous
Ark: World through publisher
A g. Shields Jr has been commended by state and national
Houston Teas The Houston Tntorme through its staff MEM
b received special for their participation
Ny orleans The LoSaPs Weekly
Detroit Mich: Michigan Chronicle published
Philadelphia Pa The Philadelphia Tribune has conducted
Denver COo Through The Denver purchasers
have been increased greatly.
Negro papers throughout the country securing
public Of cigarettes for soldiers campaigns WAC recruiting
salvage drives victory gardening many building
activities
influence military morale the press through
constant vigilance has attempted before its
able aspects well the danger this period
stress 1t has fought for Indignation
IN the and air forces justice before the laws the land
recognition for the Negro his fight for fa citizenship By
constructive leadership has
strife at critical points 1t has tried
larger problems rather than dwelling the temporary
petty irritations that inherent
Many Negro led the employment
IN industry Most of them stopped point
have tried to make suggestions that would
economic gains This aid has included education
the trade idea with the Urban
NAACP conferences ndustr top management and
personnel officials The constructive editors
fitness and asenteeisn Negro workers
Chronicle credited with reducing absenm among Negro
As per
Despite concentration activities the Negro
and large have income personnel prestige service
The smallest published usually services they
obtain elsewhere.
The Negro Press has of age
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-02-25

sional race leaders," practicing
their profession in the hope of gain,
but most of the important ones are
sincere.
But even men of honesty are fire.
quently the dupes of the unscrupu-
lous, and it is not hard to imagine
the INSCRIPTIONS attempting to
split Negroes on sectional lines
as a wedge to drive Southern Ne
groes and Northern Negroes so far
apart that any hope of forming a
solid Negro front would be forever
lost.
And it is a solid front that the
Negro in America needs. He needs
it more than ever now. He needs
it politically so that his public
enemies at least may be thrown
into discard. The demagogues
know this, and they know that so
long as they can keep Negro South
divided, black votes or no black
votes, they can keep themselves
elected.
Shades of Booker Washington
and shadow of Dubois! Negroes
must not again be duped into Great
ing false issues and perpetuating
sham differences between the black
North and the black South as in
the days of the first World War.
Negroes must not believe that
division amongst leaders north and
south is good. 1t does not matter
whether the capitol of Negro
America is in New York or At
lanta. It only matters that the
capitol should be one capitol and
that from it stems the best will of
a whole people and the best action
to establish that whole people in
their fundamental rights.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-02-25
"biracial schooling"

"biracial schooling"
Bilbo brays loudly of his Missis-
sippi "colored friends" while at the
same time he brings forth cheers
land votes) from his felt hat boys
by giving Ex-Governor White the
devil for "havin' some darn-fool
white men over there in Jackson
stop their work to listen" to some
n -r-darkies complaining"
Not that all the men who have
inherited the belief that the South
knows the Negro and knows what
to do about him are demagogues.
And certainly not those who are
initiating this duplicating and
quixotic action. Far from it. It is
true that some of the white men
seem to be merely "men on the
make" blowing whittier the wind
listeth.
But most of the important ones
are men of integrity and probity,
men, as l have heard it we'll said,
whose consciences are bothering
them. 1t is also true that some of
the Negroes are merely profess
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-02-25

History will be duly noted On March ninety
nine yfou hundedh will back to the old anti
rachang Catholic pickering that they have
been carrying all their lives.
The trouble with all of deaic mouthngs is that put
easily clothes Race hatred
deadly and month of Sundays kill it There is
parable through the centes
the distance. drew 1t gazed
his face it my brother"
As long keep each other arms length will be
brothers my conviction that the majority of people don't
fundamentally hate another They either ignorant of their
brothers problems Indifferent their suffering. relations
will be built the and enduring basis of prang brother
hood until democracy the church clean house AS long this
makes ravesy of democracy with its and laws
there will be racial hatred AS long Christians and Jews practice
pservice brotherhood churches maintained
blacks and whites there will be prejudice
When will the churches of America wake up When will
month become brotherhood month and Sunday relations
day? When will the doors of Negro white churches be
people of all races? Until these questions answered there
Christianity there is only churchianity.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-02-25
McDuff Wooddrd Forward LOCKER

cDuf Woodland dead He of the far too
few in number who forward and who give enin
hand to others who seek TO ahead
through the p years have observed McDuf
once noticed him refuse helping hand human being distress
This alone record of which to be proud
Not once have known him announcement from
young man or who sought launch larger fields
endeaVour Many local enterprise operating
assisted by this man Woodland.
hearty Laughter with excellent humor he was a
community institution He kind considerae deneanor
otten nlcu Tor hardhaded businessman maintain
Mac living example of what could we'll afford
70 be- His passing will leave void in the business
life Of Minneapolis His the looking spirit and his life
inspiration to those who good fortune know him
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-02-25
Men Liked
Editors Speech,
Send Subscriptions

Editor: Enclosed is the money
for two new subscriptions to the
Minneapolis Spokesman, from fell
low workers of my husband. After
hearing the fine speech Cecil New
man made, on one Of the Race Re-
lations Week programs, broadcast
over KSTP last week, my husband
and the two men discussed the
newspaper and the fine work being
done through it. The men decided
to subscribe and here it is. They
are Mr.. Grant Willis, 5126 Irving
Ave. N. and Mr.. Lee Armstrong,
7O5 Fifth st. N.
Yours truly,
Mrs. COMFY Landers
80 Highland Ave. No.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-02-25

knows what to do about him. Be-
sides this, it is a conceit that car
ries an insidious implication that
there is a fundamental difference,
requiring some special knowledge
and sensibihty, between black hu-
mainly, and that there can be no
such thing as human equality be-
tween them. 1t is an arch-conser-
vative belief, and it is the express
sion of the South's defensive Sec
tionaism.
Such a belief and such efforts
toward interracial adjustment that
are based on it play directly into
the hands of the demagogues. The
rabble rousers make cheap political
capital-as white Southern liberals
and conservatives know all too well
out of interracial activity in the
South and even out of interracial
goodwill.
Talmadge points to his black ad-
herents down in Albany, Georgia,
as examples of what knowing the
n----r" can accomplish, while at
the same time he orders members
of the University of Georgia's
faculty crucifed for advocating
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Border Methodist Church News:
Sunday, Feb. 81, begins the week
of dedication in the Methodist
church, a searching time in which
we seek to know more fully the
promises of God; the manifesto
tons of His ways and His resources
of which we may appropriate by
means of grace. DR.. C. Valentine,
preacher and builder of Park Ave
nue. Methodist church, will be our
morning speaker.
At p. M, the Minnehaha Temple
No. 1913, will observe Emma v.
Kelley day. She was the founder
of the Daughters" The choir
will sing and the minister, Rev.
Robert Kelley, will speak.
A large gathering of friends and
members thronged the reception
room and slipped tea while they
listened to the program at the
George Washington tea, last Sun
day, from to p. M, sponsored
by the Young Women's Society of
Christian Service. The church is
grateful to members and friends
for their support.
The official board will meet Sun,
day, Feb. 81, at 5 p. m. Urgent
matters confronting US will be dis
cussed. Mrs. Mabel Henderson
one of our members is improving a
Minneapolis General hospital.-Re
porter.
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No Christianity. Only churchionity


This is Brotherhood month with usual
pouring of psere democracy Christians Jews Catholics
Professionals black and white holding meetings
land talking about brotherhood Abe praised as the
emancipation Race Relations Sunday observed Negro