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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-12

encs. WHITLEY'S DRUG STORE, go
GEkH fer dEgfsssSf Day work
aGd R gSe st. 81 RA 31oo
fPd dnGfas native M0 s ssh good
structi9 ns for T part tot time evenings: perma
Pfas sas hEi st
C. R. posting MACHINE mach or hStel e x
GERMAN TEAcHER Native Fo with rs good @T in
for part S,d time evenings e.
GIRL to help in Kitchen. in drugstore ii
Ellington; x da agx no Sundays; soo'
GIRL for clerical work, good pay: Bethesd,
resident preferred. Apply BLUE RIBBON
LAUNDRY, 47l2 Hampden lane, Bethesda
q Girl r. WANTED to run small ONCE; knowl
sSired Appis ioi r Ss 9Th st. oG NV. betwee
GIRL for Clerical work in front ofnc.
assistant SIS nj manaser; CARLTON HoTEii
aisht work s' S-day S Week. M saturday saturday, an n
SHEER Of fHHs 1 rsisy st. TO- work
knowiedge Of shorthand and tipping, within
starting salary, $50 week. Box SSs-E, stat
clerk IN drugstore $50 TO start no sun
GIRL. for iewelry store, experienced pre-
ERNEST BURK, jeweler.. GA 18th st. NV
GIRL, for clerical work. opportunity t
learn switchboard. Apply chief operator
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL. Conn. ave. an
Hsf.es sol Ea T Intelligent needed as eler
4 Immediately. BALDERSoN CO.. INC. 81
) Indiana ave. NV. Phone MA. 9791 o
TO ie ABBY SnS SAo oSIn 0e cap nh
DRESS. sol N st. ne.
N. c. r. experience helpful but not neces
! sary. Apply assistant manager. CARLTOl
ah Oh o WOMAN ma t sts snack bar in hos
Shop, GARFIELD HOSPITAL, AD. $500.
GIRL OR WOMAN CHECKER wanted. ex
4 perienced In grocery store; good salary; n
sYM Sa Il rR sses
larry: half day Sat. EMHES. 1921 Conn
ave. NV. DI 1916.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, live in: IS to 5,
years of age; S100 month. Box 203-E
HSUsEKEEPER-Is there : happy gil
salary and small family? IA. 9o07.
iHOUSEMAID, colored, to operate PB1
switchboard. pvt. school In country nea
Washington, rm; and board provided. Cal
HIGH fGi s sCHoooL 1 Or business college stu
Il dent. part-time work with full time durinl
summer. Splendid opportunity to lear
all branches stenographic and clerica
routine with oid-established business. Bo,
4S4 -G. Star.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-16
Du$ica R0zanoarija
lSVETNIcA TN NJEN NonEc)
Agnes Gnnthae
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersic

Sal skozi njegovo .divjanje Sum
rnorskih vetrov Ali rnislis
da bonn mogla priti eez ozki most
do vrtov ma drugi strani?"
Harro jo Memo spusti ma bla'
zinc . Menda je to kornaj opa.
zila. Ulrika drzi trdno njeno
roko. S strogini oemi pogleda
najprej svojega eneeaka, potem
pa proti vratom.
,Harro je Sci ven v temno SO.
bo, kjer sunni pred okni dez ka.
kor potok. Tam Sc je vrgel na
posteljo, in grenki .valovi so "a
lili njegovo srce. Moreca zalost
Sc ga politi, in divji obup hkra'
tn ."Ali nisem bill dovolj hva-
lezen, ko Sc je tehtnica nagnila
in SO mi govorili o zivljenju? Ali
nisem bill pripravljen dati vsega
ali Sc nisem sam S seboj boril
da bi potlaeil drugo bite v Sc
bi? %Svoj start svet sem sam
zdrobil in niti kotieka 81 nisem
obdrzal, kjer bi bill lahko pri
zgal novo hue"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-16

.yse je danes rekia !. De boS]
mogel sam uvideti, kako zeio jel
memo srce prilkcvasao k .tvoje-l
nail -" .@-s
@ce bonn uyideE' je vzkliknil.
Ali mi moras ii razlagati, kak-
'sna je ona?" g.
"Da, potrebno ne mi zdi, kajtiI
tvselej tie 6uti, ma 7kaarsenkoi ma,
Gin lie ;. Zato sem il pravkar1
morala dati paorfij. ce bos tole,
premislil, Harro, ne hos vee tax
divjak, kakor 81 zdaj. Stisni 20
be in pripravi ji kolikor mogo-
&c dosti prijetnih ur. - tHarro,
sedem srec 81 uzivaL Zato zdaj
ne smes besneti talo, kakor Sc
ne bi bila nikoli zadela zivega
eloveka taksna nesreca. Mnogi
ljudje norajo trpeti po svoji
krivdi. S svojo skrivdo raoraio
gledati " grob. Ii 81 dal svoji
Rozi samo veliko sreco. Vse ME
no srce je je :polno.
"Jokaj, jokaj, abogi moi FAINT,
izjokaj Sc zdaj! Dobro ii DO de-
10. Ona sanaa je rekla: Harro me
je pobral napol zamrzlo. Ma svo-
je roke me je wei in me nosil,
dokler so mu dovolili. Vsega te
je pozlatila. Zdaj jo bos moral
spet vzeti ma ,roke in 10 nesti.
Tako kakor ST storil danes, z
dobrimi neznirni besedanai. Ali
81 videl, kako Sc je smehljala?
Ali mislis, da je tisti trenutek IT,
pela? Meme drobne roke so Sc
odprle, njena usta SO bila tako
eudezno lepa, in tt si jo pred
aenoj poljubil, tako nebeska je
bila. Svojo zagrenjeno zalost
noras potisniti v ozadje. Pozne-
je jo bos lahko spet poiskal. Sal
elovek nikoli ne We, kaj Sc pri-
de. Nezmiselno je ze danes oh.
zalovati jutrisnji dan. To Sc vse
pride in prinese S seboj svoje
breme. Pomisli, kako bi il maj
laze olajsal to brene.
Hvala ii rece, &c popusti ne
vihta. Ne misli, da Sc il bos zdel
brez obcutja, &c bos pokazal We
sci obraz. Oh, prenezna je "a to,
sal 81 sam slisal. L. najneznejse-
ga porcelana je narejena . )"
Harro je dvignil glavo in te'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-16

naost. Poanan to. Toda JAZZ mi
slim ma Rozo. Kako il bono po-
naagai 6sz most. Cd safne lju-
tezxti emo bill ysi okrutni. Niti
gospod4 srajskega zupnika, XII 81
o. je zelela, ii nismo poklieali.
Pustili srno, da je ,zdravnik GO
spodOyal mad naaai. Seveda, do
kler si I'll staksen kakor zdaj, lie
res na5boije, 6e ST 1irn dalje cd
ERQze !. !"
"Se nekaj lei imas, teta u
rika. Hitro me zbodi Sc z mimi.
Mislil sem ze, da me hos zacela
tolaziti."
sHarro, kaj delan S teboj in
2 Rozo? Moras Sc nauciti poslu-
sati, ee goyori o nebeskih vrto-
viii. Trdo 1je to ia tebe, trdo.
.Naueiti Sc naoras, da 10 hos drzal
ma rokah mirno,. eisto mirno, &c
DO szaoelo srce v njenih prsih
utripati kakor uboga ptica. Malo
,se moras saliti z MO, &c bo tako
utrujena in: izmu6ena, da Sc oei
ne DO mogla odprti. Kadar il be
najhuje, je ne .smes prepustiti
meni in pobegfiti. Glej, kako Sc
ona tradi, da ne bi ii proved tr.
pei. Ponisli, saj hi lahko sto-
kala "a svojim nnladim zivlje.
MEM, lahko hi jadikovala zara'
|di syojega ,otroka in zaradi bo.
leein fKako naalo je sama
krisa! yidis, in tega ne della. Nj
ii besedice ne re6e. Vidim jo
Hsak trenutek jo yidin, in eeda
lie tve6ja, moSnejsa Sc mi zdi
Tako rahla in nezna je, pa lima
vendar toliko ,jekla v sebi
Prav "a prav to nj jeklo. Zlato
je. Lepo, eisto zlato, XII postaja
eedalje svetlejse cd nebeskih
solza."
Harro je spotegnil desnico il
pod glave. ktegnil jo je in obu
pano vprasal:: >"odkod? .. "Po
tenn je spet ufnolknil.
'Da, odkod mai vzames moe
heSes vpraSati. TIL bi ii lahkc
marsikaj povedala. Harro, tods
ne bOs mefnaral poslusati. Two
ia stara thorsteinovska trina t!
ne bo dosti pomagala, Pomaga t
pa Roza sama. Jutri Sc DO pre-
strasila, &c se DO spomnila, kaj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-16

kavo dejal: "ce me pa spustite
lstati pred vrati "
NE, ne, tega ne DO VET, Toda
samo, &c ii jo bono iaiiiso rnirno
zaupali. Divjak mora ostati ri.
mai -" Pc teh besedah je sta
.ra DANA vstala. Sla je k .Matoaa,
Iutrnila luc in ga pustila v temi.
sl1aakOr hi ca ibiIa naesala cello "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-16

zidevi slriti pred Rozomarij0
Ne 10 b1l Solnce visoko ma Ne
bu, 10 jeIlarro potrkal ma vrata
Dusicine spalnice. Teta mu lie
odprla in nj Sc il videlo ma obea-
zn da je prebedela vso noe. Ne.
zaupno ga je pogledala:
4(Dagfc Pe1a01sjtc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-16

''Tako dober 81, Harro, in zelo
srecna sem. Zmerom dobim to,
kar hocem, -prayijo Vsi ".Se
enkrat Sc nasmehne. 'Teta He
lena pravi, da sem puncka iz
porcelana. Seveda, TAXA puncka
Sc nitro razbije, .zlasti &c je Sc
malo pocena, in je treba raw
natl z MO dosti previdneje. In
vse je treba storiti njej ma lju-
bo, kakor pravi teta Ulrika. O,
moja ljuba, dobra teta Ui! Pu-
sti, da jo mucim, in Sc vesei Sc
tega."
Harro je pogledal svojo stare,
trdo teto. Da, ali je to Sc ona,
XII drzi roko njegove zene OBJ
svojem lieu? Rdecica il zari ma
obrazu in VISA jeklena trdost je
izginila IL njenih oei. Ista teta
Ulrika, XII je danes streljala vanj
tako ostre puscice! In kako zveni
glas, njen nizki glas, odkod pri-
hajajo ii temno nehki glaso-
vi?
"Otrok, kdor ii SINE sluziti,
mora biti vessel, in kaj DO huda,
stara teta pocela, ko bos ozdra-
vela in je ne bos vec potrebo-
vala? Y kaksnem kotu DO eepe.
la in jokala."
20, tega pa ne bos delala, te-
ia Uli. Pomisli, skako kratko pot
hos Sc inela do naene. Ubogi
Harro bo incl Se dolgo pot
Harro, drzi me! Sal me hes pu.
still pasti, Harro! Ves drhtS =
Ulrikine oei 80 pastale izne-
NADIA spet stare. Osinila je Har.
ra S pogledon: mic nj, srcek,
samo njegova roka je nekoliko
utrujena. Blazino ii bonn podlo-
lila pod njo, potem bo pa spet
dobro. Tako, Harro. Tudi tega
Sc mora clovek nauciti. Sal vi
dis, kaksen nezen porcelain .je
tvoja Rozamarija."
20, Harro, zdi Sc mi, da sem
govorila o receh, o katerih ne
bi bila smela. Bolelo tie je all
ne? Prav pravita, vrocice
imam in Sc ne zavedam pra,
sYojih besed. Sal sem sano !
svoji spalniei il hi ne more bit
prepada. In o nnostu, kiSdrzi 8ei
siroko reko, temno in sumeco
Sc mi je tudi sanjalo. Veliki il
mali valovi hite pod MIN
To ne more biti moi start p0tok
Kalxo Sunni in divja = veletol<
Y morje hiti. v veliko morje
&c bos prav tho, bos lahko sli
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-16
S(ouenskii a,,,eriiSkkii naro4nii suef

/3VVO19ON3 NO1A3 BGG&N VG81t3 OVO
ses5 W. Chicago o. m
nanH prvD konvenciH SANS & sept 1914
cevelandu. bm hyolieni sIedea aahi -
cAsTNI -kIAAu: -~1.. -...~. j,
predsednik LOUIS ADAAdIC, Mnford N.
castna padpreddnica: MARIE PaasID 1874 DnSm Avsasa
Kern, ST. Clair Ave-, eyslasA Ohio
cLAN EKsEKUTIyE:
PreAsean: ETB Beechtree
podpreddnfk: ROGEIJ Schade Are, ezssa g.
podpreddni: FRED WIDER 1es7 So L@n1ae Chicago a.
\ " T.
Taak lIIRKO O. KUHzI. ssss W. zsth st, chtaeo "a n
Blagank 1857 Chicago 2s Ill
zapsukar: JACOB ZUPAN.14oe g. Lombard Ave. m
JURJovEC 1so 22nd R, CAiaassAm
ANTON KRAPENC, w. ri, Chicago 3, III.
LEOPOLD KUsHI Al, St. Clair Csyeand Okla
ALBNA NovAK, Gilt ST. Clair ASe, a0eysaand , Obs
FRANK zAITz. ssel 50. Lawndale Ave, Chicago g. m
NADzoRNn oDBoR:
LOUIS ZELEzNKAR, predsedn 81 n Chicago St. Jset NJ
JOSIE ZAKRAJsEK 1908 Cornel Ave, Cleveland 3, Ohio
JOSEPH ZAyERTNIK 800 Tenany Rd, Enslewood, NJ.
ODBOR:
ANTON DEBEVC, 1890 So 18th St, sheboygan Wis
JOSEPH r. 15eo5 Waterloo Rd, Ceveand II. Ohio
JOSEPHINE ERJAVEC, Chicago ct, Jssiei ID.
THERESA GERZEI. s34 Erie Ave, W. Alasppa, Pa
ANTON HORZEN Reue A., Princeton, III.
ANTHONY JERsEN Ae5s washington st, Denver Colo
REV. MATH KEBE 22s-s7th St, Pittsburgh l. Pa
FRANK KLUNE, 6e4-3rd ct, N w, Chisholm, Mian.
Kenlworh III
KRAINZ, Hawhorne Mich.
JOHN KyARTICH I'll Station St, Bridgevi, Pa
*, Ohio
MUTT, Menahan Bro0klyn, N X.
ANTOINETTE SIR1CICH, Addison Cleveland Ohio
THERESA SPECK, ASS St. Louis l6 NO.
VALENTINE stroll 1910 n Holmes Ave, Indianapolis Ind
M.
ANDREW VIDRICH, Johnstovn,
ANTON ZBASNIK, Al u. Bldg, Ely, Mnn.
JOSEPH ZoRC, Ie4s Wadsworth Ave, No. Chicago H.
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In drisge misli "a potegnejO s;
|ssboj. ~ paorem ste razusneti,
bog. Strasen 81. Znerosa trsOvel
|tentiee ttld4s pred svo1fm obra,a
Ezoan. Siu4iti sem ii hotel. lDosrol
yes, da sem odkrit. Toda Il mil
jo ho6ss sszeti, da, duso mi ho-l
ces vzeti Mole sinje nebo.1
Gledati bonn moral, kako Sc bo|
ufrnilA hse vnjeafi, sinjih o6eh.
Aorda ri sbom to sam zazelel,
6e jo bonn moral se enkrat gle
dati, kako bo lezaia in Sc bo va
lii grom eeztnjo. Okruten 81, bog,
in syoje najlepSe cvete udaris|
najhuie. In nobenega kraja nisi|
pustil, ikjer bi .lahlo sduso skril|
pred teboj. Pobegniti ii ne nao-|
rem vet. ,ce hi bill se prost, eel
bi ii smogel se tako 3kljubovati|
kakor nekoc. Toda zdrobil 81 me
-. ne branim Sc vec pred teboj
in pustiti moran, da teee tvoja1
grenka voda 6ez meme, kakor ma
mole Lille tam zunaj. &c bi bill
Sc prost, hi napravil konec q
vsem. In konec S seboj. Kako
lahko bi prisla potem ona tia v
tuoje nebeske vrtove. Men po-
slednji din hi lahko pfl njenih
ustaic, in ona bi mi zaupala. In
mole roke Sc ne hi tresle !
Otrokabi prepustil ocetu. Sku-
paj hi spala. Toda misel ma vse
to 81 mi .raztrgal. Kakor cunjo, S
katero sem hotel sam pred seboj
zakriti svojo lue Moja dusa h-
ii pred zeleznimi vrati, in tvoja
bliziaa, tvoja strasna blnina 10
zadrzuie, cda ne more odvreei
[svojega oblaeila liz mesa in kosti.
Gledati bonn moral, kako me DO
zapuseala. .Zraven ME bonn mo-
raj stati. Pri bozji volji ne vpra-
SUI, zakaj."
Tihi koraki so prisi cd
vrat. Nj dyignil glave. .Kakor
ubit je oblezal in pritiskal svoje
pesti pred obraz. Lue je zago-
rela. Stara DANA bi bila skorai
padla cezenj.
SHarro," je rekla, "otroku sem
lie Inorala vsiliti naorfij. Proved
Sc je bal zate. Zdaj pa spi, ~ ali
(pa ysaj mirno lezi."
Sedla lie ,trdo craven NIGGA na
nizkoa azofo. 4Poisl1ala sem Babet-
Ito, da sedi pri otroku, in, oblju-
1bila sem ii, da jo pridem pogle-
dat, drugaee sRozanaarija tistega
ne hi bila vzela. Vstani, Harro!
Tadi to moras preboleti.''
NE moreno. Tal1ole prestajam
Sc najlazje. Kakor popadljiv pes
sem danes. To je naibrz tudi boz-
ia VOLTA" In divje Sc lie pesme-
jail. !
"Da, Harro, teboj caka Ro-
Ia Sc hud boj. Nikari 81 ne do
misljuj, da ena ne We, kaj po6e-
MAS. @cisto dobro We. Najbrz je
tudi to bozja VOLTA, Harrot'
Mol4al je. Poten je rekel:: @Za-
kaj 81 mi ukradla yes ia cas?'
"Harro, moraia sem to storiti,
ker je zahteval gospod dvorni
svets1ik. Taksna kakor danes, Sc
nj bila nikoi. In potem sem Sc
hala zzaradi tebe, in tega, kar
DO naorala Roza S teboj prestati.
Sal sam ne YES, kaksen 81, Har-
70! Niti v rokah je ne mores
rnirno drzati, .eeprav moras We
deti lkako sresaa Gje zaradi tega
in kako hvalezna ii je. Ne, Ii
moras It'll stran in naju pustiti
sami."
ANisem Sc lie nau6il, kako sc
mirno stoji poleg in gleda. III 10
lie sznas. - Teta Ui," jezastokal,
lA6e hi bila vsaj tako dobra, da
bi me pustila samega. Nieesar
drugega ne zzahtexafn. Toda ii
lsanaa ne YES, lkako sem ranjen.
lpa nae se zbadas."
/ 4Da, tudi naeni hi bio ijubse,
| l6e hi lahko sedela pOlegi Role N
Il Ia .>oc1.,snlo Ln E5ao so,aofo3a n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
How 1t Is Done In Detroit

III great 70 live in DotroN-it YOU don't weaken
Was there place here the struggle for existence
is any ntcn-es The roughand-umble Of living here
is Just much part Of dynamic Detroit as the output
Of its facilities
No doubt tnat is the reason hy boast the
biggest black market in Of any city the country
Whatever vie do. We do i in big way You will recall
that the Secretary Of Agriculture Mr. Anderson
would rot allow any meat 70 into the Detroit
until he assured that it would be sold through
legitimate channels
Il is not that Detroit is full OF and professional
criminals our organized gangs of rackeeers have been
few and far between But This really the where
the amateur heater and the occasional thief his day
Some merchants cheat customers cheat some
employer cheat and workers cheat 1t unlike
what read Of the old frontier towns where law and
order had not eouen firmly established.
We have no community reached the point where
we feel we can entrist welfare TO the appointed
agencie We feel still have to look after ourselves.
gef ours when he getting good We blame OPA for not
holding prices down and making all goods through
the hands Of legitimate and lav-abidng storekeepers
but when someone offers Of cigarettes for
three dollars always bite
DO you suppose the day viii come when the people
Of our city viii settle down confidently in the belief that
the various officials honestly enforcing the rules and
that We will get our share without fighting for it
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
A Community Challenge

The people OF Detroit being appealed 10 by the
nylis Nheatley association help provide more ade
,uate home facilities aged men and women Of our
community. A building fund campaign is under way and
will continue 10 August . The goal is $4,000
The association has been operating the present Phy
lis Wheaey Home 59S East Elizabeth. for orty-four
years During all this period The organization has made
only two appeals additional funds for the operation of
the institutions AT present the Home is not adequate TO
accommodate al aged people whose names are listed
as applicants for admission More needed and that
is why the Board 81 Directors OF the Phyllis Wheatcy as
socation asking he citizens Of this community to meet
the challenge and contribute generously toward this wor-
thy cause
Additional ground has been purchased and he funds
which being raised viii be used erect another
building Which house aged men and women who
have no homes
The Phyllis Wheaey Home endorsed BY he De-
troit Conn rv Fund 80 other anafa'ed Home is pro-
ydod for aged colorcd and in Detroit It is
Institution which crdea'ors give As occupants the
feeling If living e. conrenial home atmosphere where
they are resnee'ed and shown due consideration
n-ttpfien- ke fhs Phyllis Whcmlcy Home deserve
liberal seppor and the arsefsh officials who conduct
the affairs 81 such haven for the aged cannot be
hghlN commended
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
Copyright, 1915. by New South Featnres)
ny Harold Preece

Langston Hughes to have meal and bed in my
house because I'm a white man and Langstcn is a
colored man.
Langs,on and both earn living from writ
ing so that in a sense have economic equality
with each other But mustn't get together over
a cup OF coffee taccording the Interchangeable code
of the Liberals and the lynchers) and have the
friendly kind Of gabfest which writer's 20 IN for.
That might cause the sky TO come tumbng down
right over Atlanta
On the other hand the burpine town drunk in
this town where everybody visits everybody--can
come over and make himself damned nuisance
because We both happen to be white.
All OF which Is as cock-eyed as the drunk after
night OF hurps and bottles
Bu, that's Just one side OF the Grade movie
shown us by that alliance Of the Liberals and the
iynchers ont 10 keep 10 SLY from falling over
Atlanta and 10 preserve white supremacy in the
shape Of the town drunk at The souhs dinner
table
II trained Negro workers going 70 enjoy
economic equality. they are going 10 have to find
most OF their Jobs in industries run by white men
and employing majority Of white workers So long
as We have social nrciudce against Negroes. lust
40 long will industries refuse 70 hire Negroes
however skilled for anything but tho dirty Jobs
but when peonIe work in the same places At the
same Jobs and for the same pay they're going 20
have varying degrees Of social contact You
cent nut n white worker and Negro worker. do
ing tho same kind NJ work. on tho same ioh without
eventually having them talking together. smoking
'o~oihor and maybe visiting together.
Now th~t rroenect doesn'f scare any brush of
nv prubbinV hoe even N II scares The socks of
John Temrle Graves But maybe Johnnie needs r
new nair NJ socks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
Real Missionary Work

Last week had a brief talk with an interesting
man At forty years Of age, he graduate from
Wayne university For nearly twenty years Of his life he
has been tailor but he has decided become teacher
in the South.
Only few years ago he came to the United States
from the West Indies, from part where Negroes live
almost on equal level with whites. On some Of those
islands Negroes and operate much of the business
supply many Of the professionals elect numerous eg
lative representatives and have large voice in public
affairs
When he settled in the south friend decided to
enter Negro college because that is one thing the West
Indian islands are too small to maintain No sooner had
he done then he discovered that are not as many
qualified teachers Southern Negro colleges as are need
ed According his description the best-educated Negro
in the South prefer teach high schools because the
pay. little is far exces that be obtained in the
average small college
Instead Of throwing up his hands and being cry
baby friend decided to do something about it. That
why he Detroit carrying MS trade and going
to Wayne But when he finishes his course he is going
down South and if he finds the spot he wants, he will
be teaching Southern Negro collegedespie the
low pay.
lie at the age where he has only dependent
He is interested in making big personal financial
He is able to help his people and he going to
do So
He is the kind Of man backing when give
to the United Negro College Fund which set up to
bring and better teachers to the institutions down
where the millions are.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
About The Common Man

Did YOU see that letter 10 the editor in las' sun
days FREE PRESS II was short and simple All
1t said was we want work without war
sounds simple and easy doesn't IT, Yet it sum
msrizes The problems Of our times. what scandal
Gus world We live in where the APPROACH OF peace
is such terrible calamity 10 many people
How many people do you know who have already
lost their Jobs or are expecting to get the any
day now because the European is ended How
many people do yon know who have been saying
10 themselves Please. Lord don't loi 'htt la-
panese war end too soon, keep my OBJ -
How many people do you know who never had
deceni Jobs iii the war came alongs
Thai is tho measure NJ how much civilization
has failed US up 10 now That is why tho plea for
Work without war Is SO moving.
what crazy world In pcace-tme We scurrv
around trying ~ find ways ~ keeping millions NJ
people on tho horderline OF hare subsistence. and
use only part OF our tremendous capacity 70 pro-
duce
In wartime double orr production while
taking more than ten million Of our abcst-bodied
citizens ont OF productive work We achieve a nil
racle that nobody could have predicted. by keep
nr civilian production M about hirh as ever
AZ The very time that We out-rroducng the
world IN implements Of
Not al Tray
II Is good for my morale 10 know hat not every
body in The world is that crazy thar millions Of
people are trying their best 70 achieve world
in which well he able 20 keep everybody az work
who and needs joh and in which our ue-
mendous productive skill will produce unheard u
plenty for the ordinary person
One stab In the right direction recently
nounced II was the proposal PIT forward by Walter
Reuiher and the officers Of Willow Run Bomber
Local SO OF the rAw-cIO for tho use Of the fact-
les OF the wartime aircraft industry for peace
time production
The new Reu'her plan calls Tor setting M Of
several public corporations to operate the plants.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
BY Al HENINGBURe

who was reminded that The heir
APPARENT was really a very stupld
person LET us give him col.
lcge diploma, said the king max.
or pompously. and then no on,
can say he is ignorant"
THE RIGHT or APPEAL;
Already the docket holds cases
OF veterans whose injuries re-
ceiyed in line OF duty make em-
ployment impossible. and VIM
feel that unfair decisions arc be.
ing made by local boards Keen
in mind that any veteran has he
right OF appeal from any decision
considered unfair, Nashineion An.
ihoritics are determined tina, all
regulations are TO be administered
with absolute fairness.
TOR YOUR BOOk SHELF:
Your reading On nc Negro In
america will he incomplete un,l
u includes Iandry's The Cut
q Equality released by tho Pei.
can Publishing Company in New
Orleans Landry sets on, To PROV.
That white supremacy is being
threatened by tho "cqualiarians"
and must be saved al all cos,s.
lie accepts differentials in ieach-
ers' salaries on the grounds that
Negro teacher teachers are not
as well trained as whites and
excuses lynchings because he
processes Of law are TOO SLOW
Negro writer's are quoted fre.
Gucntlv and the statements Just
as frequently dis'or ed. You wont
put This W he shclf with
your good books. but therc IS
i place for h.
WATCH Y0IR GEOGR Apply;
Il is just as stupid 20 assume
that all white souihcrners haze
Negroes az Il Is TO believe that
all Negroes are honest and Iowa
bic This kind OF senseless in.
dictmcnt is capable Of losing
friends where they are most need
Cd. All OF us must learn 10 ac-
ccpt men, black and white aliks.
for what they are worth. rather
than On tho basis Of their place
OF birth Don't forget iha' he
captains OF tho slave trading
ships came from the mos pous
families OF New England