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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-05
Du$ica ROzd11ariiu
lsvETNIcA M MEN NoREc)
Agnes Gunthsf 4
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersic

izpodbudo:
Ljuba Rozamarija!
rs pospravljanjem pae ne boi
Imogla priti do kraja, ker je ire
ba pregledati tudi mape. Zate
rajsi pusti vse, kakor stoji in le-
Ii, dokler ne pridem. Nikakor ne
smes pustiti, da hi postreznice
lsame kje brskale. Ivana Fride-
rika privedem 8 seboj. Uredi ta-
ko, da DO soba ma zapadu zanj
pripravljena, ker ina rajsi We
eerno kakor l1trnje sonce. Ne
pricakuj naju pred nedeljo.
/ 'Tvoj Harro. -
I Drobec zadoseenja Sc vtihota-
pi v memo srce. Harro j je pri-
pisoval lie premalo moci. No,
zdaj DO videl! Rozimariji posta-
ne strasno hudO pri srcu. Oh, da
bi lie kmalu prisel! Teta Helena
bi rekla, da nina prav mic zna-
GAIA, gospod professor pa, da je
premalo moderna zenska.-
Drugi dan Sc vrze spet v svojo
delovno obleko, iztrkuje in bri-
Sc, pise in lepi listke. Potem ma
redi Sc imenike. Zveeer dobi cello
pismo. v MEM je zal sarno do
pisnica. V sredi kozarec krizan-
tenn in poleg-narisano-pismo.
Zadaj je lie nekaj besed:s
"Ljuba Rozamarija!
''Kako mora biti cloveku pri
dust, &c Sc iznenada znajde sam I?
"Tvoj Harro. :"
o, Harro! Torej je incl oce
prav, ko Sc je bal, kako DO njen
MOI sprejel beg. In tedaj spozna,
da bi utegnil imeti njen start
Harro, XII il je kazal zmerom sa-
mo dobroto- in ljubezen, tudi
svoje vogale in robove. Odpoto-
val je lie zato, da bi ozdravil MEN
ponos in- memo vedenje, XII disi
proved po princesi. Zdaj bi lahko
Rozamarija pokazala svoj zna-
caj! Zdi Sc il, kakor bi pocivale
oci tete Helene ma njej.
"Zakon, tudi &c je srecen," je
modrovala, "je boz. zenska ne
SINE ze takojv zacetku popustiti
in Sc cisto podvreei mozu. Pre-
velika popustljivost izpridi mo-
ske. I'll bi imeli seveda najrajsi
Pepelko."
Rozamarija mora misliti ma tie
besede. In vse to pospravljanje
disi hudo po. Pepelki. Vecer, XII
ga je morala mlada zena prebiti
v teh mislih, nj bill prav prijeten
=. In drugo jutro je. sla v delav-
nico in 81 ogledala svoje delo.
TIE mape, XII Sc leze po vseh kon-
cih in krajih, jo zelo MOTTO.
DrugaGe hi bilo vse tako lepo in
z Lizino pomocjo tudi prirocno
urejeno. Ogromno delo, to 81
mora Rozamarija priznati. In
obupana zakonska suznja Sc z
vzdihom odpravi, ma poslednji
kos della.
Strah j daje pogum in nagli-
co, kajti "a vse ma svetu ne bi
zdaj marala, da bi jo Harro pre-
senetil. In potem odbije ura pro-
stosti. Poslednja mapa je ureje-
ma. Rozamarija gre Pc kopeli v
spalnico. Liza j umije lase, po-
tenn pa veGerja z valovecim pla-
Seem okoli ramen. Dopisnice nj,
toda jutri je nedelja. Ponoci slisi
nekaksen ropot, toda Rozamari-
ja spi tako globoko in trdno po
svojem delu, da ga do jutra po-
zahi.
Enaintrideseto poglavje
Prasnik posvetitve peroti
Rozimarijii Sc zazdi potrebno,
da zakljuG svoiD doho Pepelke
3 sve6ano preobleko. Odlo6i 50
"a vijolicasto ohlacilo . starimi
srebrnimi cipkami. Sicer je ne
bo nih6e v njem videl, vendar pc
to zelo dobro de njeni nekoliko
Iranieni samozavesti. Kos prin-
Icese je ostal v njei ceprav % je
Itega otresla. Pepelka je bila pad
l. 81. - - e- - - y -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-05
Madaljeyanje)
h spodai Sc nezen II. Err"


Dobre wolfe! Besedi prevza.
meta Rozomarijo tako, da kan
vstane cd veGerje. Unakniti 50
mora v svoje zavetje in "a tire.
nutek Sc. j zdi, kakor bi bila iz-
dana in zapuscena. In naslednje
jutro j spet privede ODE po-
streznici. Rozamarija 81 izposo.
di cd Lie velik predpasnik, raz-
gall svoje blescece belle roke in
Sc lott della. Laze prenasa. In po-
casi Sc il zbudi nekaj kakor upa-
nje. Vsaka povodenj Sc pocasi
poleze, vsaka voda uplahne.--~
&c bi knez zdaj videl svojo
hcer! Ia veliko mizo stoji in
pred seboj ina yse zacete lese-
ne rezbarije. Opasana je z belim
in rdeeim predpasnikom, lase pa
si je zavila v tencico. Potem
obrise oprezno prah vsakega
kipa in vse znese nato v omare.
Tu dobi vsaka rec svoj prostor
in svojo stevilko. Rozamarija
pise, Liza pa lepi listke ma pre-
dale. Toda to je sele najmanjsi
trud, XII ga je treba premagati. z
mapami Sc niti zacela nj. In Lii
"a rece v strahu, da ne more gle
dati, da Sc mlada gospodarica
tako trudi. cuti pa, da je ne sme
pustiti same tel pisani zmedi.
Danes DO Rozamarija vecer-
jala, &c pride Sc tako vesela do
pisnica. Sc nikoli v zivljenju nj
bila tako strasno lacna. Samo
kuharica menda skopari. Men
beefsteak je trd kakor usnje, in
kakor Sc cuti, .je moral iti sveti
Florijan mimo njene krompirje-
We kase. Ge ne bi bila Rozamari-
ia Sc neizkusena gospodinja, bi
bila morala cutiti, da jo tudi-
kuharica poskusa vzgajati. In
potem pride dopisnica:
"Ljuba Rozamarija!
"Vceraj bi Sc bill cd same glas-
be skoraj raztopil. Danes sem
obesil " Umetniskem drustvu
'Jesenski vecer.' Prostor je lep
in nimam sosedov,' XII bi motili.
Napredoval sem " prvo dvorano.
Upam, da sc Sc zmerom dobro
zabavaS.
'Tvoj Harro."
To pot Dusicina lica ne posta-
nejo vlazna, ampak zelo rdeca.
Kako 81 je .zelela, da bi vsaj en-
krat videla MIN njegovo sliko,
ko jo bo obesal tujini med tu-
je. Tu bi lahko povedala svoje
mnenje, kako visoko-kako niz-
ko . . In tega uzitka jo je oro-
pal. In. lepa glasba! Namestu te-
ga mora opravljati ista della ka-
kor dekle, in on jo Sc vprasuje,
kako sc zabava! Ali ne bi bilo
pametneje, &c bi bila ostala Sc
nekaj dni pri teti Heleni in Sc
tam razvajala? Use jo boil cd
della, XII ga nj vajena. Toda Har-
70 ma to ne misli. In &c bi oce
vedel! Harro najbrz misli, da je
treba zenskam samo reel, kako
maj delajo, pa DO vse prav oprav-
ljeno. Toda ne. Sal je pisal, da
ina izkusnje S postreznicami. In
tedaj Sc j nekaj posveti. Doslej
Sc je skoraj bala, kaj bi bilo, &c
bi Harro zvedel, kaj je vse della
la. Mislila. je, da bi Sc jezil. Toda
cim bolj.zdaj premislja, tenn bolj
postaja prepricana, da mora
Harro vedeti, kako della. In to
pnepricanje je "a princeso Brau-
nesko, "a visohost, hudo grenko.
In vse delo Sc niti opravljeno
nj! Ia trenltek Sc vprasuje Ro-
zamarija, ali ne hi bilo najbolje,
De bi Sc uprla in vse pustila, ka-
kor je: sal ne more cd ME zah-
tevati, da .bi Sc lotila Sc map.
Toda nekaksna upornost jo vso
prevzame. ce ze mora opravljati
ista della kakor dekle, vsaj noce
veljati "a slabo deklo. In drugo
jutro Sc lott prasnih map. Neka-
1~k0 l~k~ LIZ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-05

obredih v cerkvi Vida.
in Mrs. A. Jersan: Mr. in Mrs. Louis Kirsch: Mr. in Mrs
Frank Knafels; MIR. in Mrs. A. Korosec Mr.. in Mrs.
Louis Kriyaeie Mr. in Mrs. Frank Lach E. II ST.: Mrs.
Katy Lab: Mrs. Edward Lampert Mrs. Mary Langen-
fuss: druzini Mr. Henry Laurich; druzini Leskovic.
Madison Ohio; Mrs. Elizabeth Ludwig; PFC Frank Mar
olt; Mr.. in Mrs. Anthony Mellan: Mr.. in Mrs. " Mi
klavz Mrs. Mary Misie in druzini: druzini Mramor.
Schaefer Ave. Mr. Clyde McKeon; Mr.. in Mrs. Stanley
Oster Mr. in Mrs Rudolph Otoniear: MIR. Vic Opaskar:
Mr.. in Mrs. John Paun: MIR. in Mrs. Matt Pakiz: Mrs.
Mary Pales: Miss Mary Pasis; Mr.. in Mrs. John Pate
MIR. in Mrs. Anton Pet1ovsek: Mrs. Theresa Petkovse
Mrs Petroveic: MIR. in Mrs. JOS Piks Mr. Mrs. John
Podrzaj: Mrs. Antona Prebil: Mr.. John Renlxo; Miss
Mary sajovec Mr. in Mrs. Jack Serak; Mr.. in Mrs. A.
Sean: druzini Bosovich; Mr.. John Simoneie: Mr. Leo
pold Smoneic: Mrs. A. Skander: Miss Jean Skander
Miss Ann SkuY; Mr.. Frank Skuy; Mr.. in Mrs. August
SkuY; Mr.. Herman SkullY; MIR. in Mrs. Frank Sober
MIR. in Mrs. John Stekasa: Miss Josephine steklasa
Mrs. Ray Sternot Mr.. Aois Sustar; Miss Iva Trskan:
Mr. in Mrs. Jack Turk in druzini; Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Shega: Mr.. in Mrs. Anthony Urbas: druzini Wenze
MIR. Will Wenzel: Mr. Rudolph ZupanSis; MIR. Mrs A.
Zupaneie: Mr. in Mrs. Louis Zorc.
Nalepsa hvala XII prisli polkojnega polro
pitt ko je lezal mrtvaskenu odru kot tud XII
ste ga spren1ii ma njegovi zadni poti pokopasee
Nadalje zelimo lepo zahvaliti pevcen Glasbene
Malice. XII zapei tako ganivo zalostinlo OBJ
pogrebnemu zavodu.
Hvala lepa duhovnu cerkve sv Alojzija, XII je DO
delil zadne zakramente pokojnenu bonisnic ter
Rev. Barag pri cerkvi Vida opravljene pogrebne
obrede pogrebnemu zavodu darovano naso pri
pogrebu in "a obrede OBJ srobu pokopaisSu~
Zahvalo mai tudi prejmejo Sastni pogrebci ter JOS
zee in sinovi pogrebni zavod zvrstno voden poge
in vsestransko najlepso poslugo
Dale najlepsa hvala Mr.. John Tavsarju in Mr..
konesa OBJ odprtem grobu. ter drustvu carnola Tent
in nitro izplaSitev posmrtnine.
Naso zahvalo tudi izrekamo vsen onin. XII ste dali
svoe automobile na razpoago pri posrebu in sicer:
Mr.. Les Daily: MIR. Louis Kirsch: Mr.. Louis Novak;
Mr.. A. Selan Mr.. John Steklasa; Mr.. a. Shuber Mr.
Anthony Urbas: MIR. Jos. voltman; Mr.. Ed Zupaneie.
in drusim katarih iznena slusajno nisno dobili
Torej So enkrat skupaj. prernite naso najpri-
srenejso zahvalo tolaxbo pornos XII ste jo
ali drugi naGin i4kazai teh dneh Ako s1no slu-
eajno pootonaa izpusti ime katsrsga e kaj prispe
val prosino. da oprostite. varn skupaj
snako najlspSs zahvaljujsmo.
Draei nspozabni sopros in ljubljeni oee! odssl ST
il nase sreds kraj vecnesa spanja Tszave ega sveta
81 presal in zdai poSyas hladni aeriski grud Brit
ko mas je zadslo 10 Te e kruta srt izrsala il nase
srede spouain Te bono ohranili nasih srcih do
skonca dn dosr - enkrat vii skupaj snidemo tam
nad visasaui kjsn vlada vsGni mir in pokoj!
ARD. FRANK s &c STANLEY in VICTOR. ST.
get; JENNIE in MAHCA1ET. sinahi; LARRY.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-05
Balfntltrf Uurk


maap pravien nkvenho obreI vcekvi Vida
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-26

Batavia, NoN. 26.-tAi)-
Lcne lines OF In iGucsiars Wer"
observed Goine southwark out
Of battered S0crlhaIa t"daN, the
British said, as fighting ilared
anew in Batavia.
\ British press release laid
the movements Of thc Gndonr-
slams toward Nalan2, 81 miles
away. Indicated that the native
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-26

ationaiistS were aband2 i1g
lhair last stronghold III The
southern section OF the naval
base.
Inside The big Java city itself,
hcvcYe~. an iEdoneSi4n force
backed hF 4 tank. a T. NM, gun
and armorcd carS was d~i>perSed
yesterday after ii attacked 4
British unit. Two indians We're
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-26
WI Z r
FOR NORTH CtECIENA

Partl~ c."ndr With little
change IN Temperature toni9i.t
and Tuesday, except warmer
over north portion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-26

Ehc dispatch added that Mos
ccW was said 10 have expressed
SNrDiio" At Iranian contentionS
that Ecd army troops had re
fused free passage to iranlar
feY"r~ IN A1crhaijn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-20
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE

Doctrine OF Atonemsntr will
ba the subject OF the Lesson-Ser-
mon in all Christian Science
Churches Throughout, the world on
sunday. October 2l
The Golden Tex, Mark 10 49,
is The son OF man came not to
be ministered unto. hut 70 min
lister and 10 give his life ram
som FOR many
Among The Bible citations is
this passage John lisi; NO
man hath seen God AZ any time.
the only hegotten Son which is
N the bosom OF the Father ne
hath declared him
Correlaiive passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
hook Science and Health with
Key to The Scriptures BY Mary
Baker Eddy include the follow
ing 49, Jesus aided in recon
cnng man 10 God ~ giving man
tfuer sense OF Love the divine
Principle ~ Jesus teachings, and
this truer sense Of Love redeems
man from the Law Of matter. sin.
and dsa'a hy the law Of Spirit
the law of divine Love
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-20
AT New Bethel
Baptist Church

A large congregation AZ Beulei
church listened Sunday morning
to an inspiring sermon delivered
by the pastor. Rev W Z. Ramsey.
lie spoke eloquently from the sub
jet. The Foolishness OF A
Preacher. text Cor. l-2l. The
senior choir provided the music.
With Mrs. Estelle Andrews at the
piano.
The Young Peoples Usher board
thanks all who helped make their
anniversary celebration sue
cess
Members Of New Bethel also
wish 70 thank everybody who help
Cd make the fifth anniversary OF
Rev. Ramseys pastorate a signal
success
The doors OF New Bethel stand
open At all times 70 friends who
wish 70 worship AZ this church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-20
PEOPLES
HEARS COLVIN

sunday evening The Church Of
All Peoples pulpit was supplied
by coiored minister. in The
person ~ Rev. wallace s. Col
win pastor OF Peoples Baptist
church He spoke 20 the mixed
congregation from the subject
The Power 81 Love
In this sermon Rev colyin
said that love is very much need
ed in these days tha, the next
great power 10 love IA faith. In
MS closing remarks the speaker
declared IL is better 20 be
filed with love than 70 give all
Your riches 70 the poor Love
knows no race. creed or color.
We can only prove 70 the world
that We are deciples OF God
through love
Next SUNDAY the guest minis
ter vill be Rev Walter Jack
son pastor ~ Herman Gardens
Community Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-20
WHITE SERVICEMEN
JAILED FOR WRECKING
S. c. NEGRO CHURCH

CONWAY. SC amp Willie
Cuage ana whitefort Deitz Sold
!er and sailor respectively. both
hire. were being held in the
county sall here Monday on charS-
IS 81 hayine wiliully and mattel.
ously destroyed properiy in the
ilemineNay Chanel colored church
here early sunday morning.
The men are accused OF having
entered the church about TWO
O'Clock in the morning turning
on lishis. breaking up all chairs
aud most ~ the seats OF having
lhtown a seat OUT ~ q window.
breaking out all window pancs
except four and doing as much
DAMAGE as possible 70 lhe heater.
Completing their havoc me two
then rang tie bell which aroused
Golden helamy who lives near
hy Nr ntllamy Summoned aid
and The sheriff who effected the ar
rest
Charshsoers sunday Observed
wreehasc aud tlso noted that The
men had pulled rp a tombstone
IN the cemetery q the church and
placed IL ia me middle ~ the
road also that flowers had been
torn from many graves and strewn
about the grounds
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-20
CHILD CENT?,
AT EBENEzER|

Sunday morning At yA..l
the pastor. Rev. Carlrls ; Il
art preached from N. II
This Good Story Aboa, c..]
The Rev Mr.. steaar, III
a vivid picture OF the no..
God. He arrested what ma
learned TO do with a,6r,s
er Is great. bur man. y
cannot equal that of Cod
The Senior choir and a.
chorus furnished the mp,,''
songs.
Frank tsugar chiia Ros,,.
the child music proais, "a
guest soloist He ssns !.
numbers. and accompani4s !
self at the piano The 90,
cation was thrilled a. n.
year old musical senins
sunday evening Ottober ;,
New Members club pil ~.
a harvest festival Gin M,
contributed by the member,
be given to the sick and \.
Frank Sugar Child Robi,
will be The guest soloist On
program Isaac Jones is q,
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-20
AUDIENCE THRILLED
BY SELECTION FROM
HANDLES MESSIAH

The Senior choir OF Bethel
AME church. Frederick and ST
Antoine was heard on last sun
GAY morning in stirring eA-
&c pt from Hsndels Messiah
the selection. adapted tor the
annual Religious Educatio nal
Emphasis Program. Behold the
Lamb OF God Vas fitiingly ren-
dered and Enthusiastically Te-
ceived Under the direction o.
the Minister OF Music Edward
X. Lockett the choir will rem
der Brahms ReQuimr as a spe-
cial feature for the forthcoming
William Il. Peck Anniversary.
The membership OF Bethel Will
Join next sunday with the lay
men throughout the nation ia
celebration OF "Laymens Sun
day
The chairman Of the member
ship committee stamp Willis
after 4 conference with his com
nitiee. Is looking forward to the
annual registration campaig
early in November
Res Jonathan Danes will be
the speaker at the II o'clock
service.
Visitors to the parish last sun
day were Rev. Frank Wilson.
Phi ~. Lincoln university Pa
Rev. z Davis Topeka. Kans
Mrs A. /. Davis Clairmore.
Okla Floyd X Sims New YORK
City Mr. and Mrs Washingtoe,
ST Paul AME Zion church; MI.
and Mrs. Leroy Sloan. Jerusalem
baptist church. Francis korne-
gay Industrial secretary, De-
troit Urban league; Attorney Joe
Brown, Rev. Charles a Hill.
Hartford Baptist church and
Mrs Alice Goddard OF the De-
troii Council OF Churches
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-20
WHITE PAPERS BROTHERHOOD
POLICY UNIQUE IN DELAWARE

at the Playhouse a combination
hall and legitimate thcaier, be-
cause Negroes are allowed 70 ~
cniy IN the third balcony Other
local theaters follow the same
policy 81 barring Negroes IN DE-
nouucns the aAti-Nesto spifii
here Ropeson said
II 1ill not sing IN any Dui!aihs
from which nsy own people are
barred
Delaware wants no eaual gients
BIN for Ne-ree one KISS intfe-
oaced ia ihc state legislature hat
il died in the omn.ifse Asainsi
such BACKGROUND oi anti-Nf- g
hdlre Editor Joseph =. Martin
has dared % sen ihe iaeolosy ct
brotherhood through his sunday
Morning Star.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-20

WILMINGTON. Del. AMP II
brotherhood is the ediiorisl po-
lies OF the local sunday Morning
star
The introduction Of the brother
hood idea in this state which Is
somewhat OF a no mans land
between the nor'n and south Is
edited TO Joseph X Martin. the
genial white haired editor and
publisher Of the newspaper. Under
,he Ameiican flag on the MAST
hesd o, the Star the papers edi-
,prial policy il set forth IN these
words
~, my brother strives 70 reacn
The slep on which ! stand
i'm no, for color. race o. Greco,
Withhold helping hand
Delaware resembles the south
more than the north The.iarge Me-
sro population lives IN state
81 semi-seeresatier There are no
,in crow rules for buses or
trains and since just before the
turn " the century Negroes have
iesn accorded full PRIVILEGES IN
,hs use OF the Wilmington Public
library The same does not apply
10 Libraries in other parts q the
state
An absence Of brotherhood IN
Delaware is also evident in the
local hospitals, which bar Negro
doctors from visiting patients
professionally in colored wards,
said the Rev Doles @ bricn pas
tor OF the FRS, Unitarian church
here. Local employment practices
restrict Negroes 70 the dirty and
day labor jobs that nobody else
wants 70 do. he disclosed.
Paul Robson celebrated actor
and singer. refused to sing here
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-20
American Woodm,
To Honor Auditor

The American Wooamen q
Michigan district Viil hold
open house, Wednesdsv nirn
tober "A az 5 pm AZ the Ma,
ic temple 275 Ferry street /
cring their supreme auditor
T. Carrington
A very fine program has /
arranged for tho occasion
supreme commando Z. H. Vi
ner. will he the guest SPEAK.
The public is invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-20
Mrs. Montgomery At
Hartford Church

The Ladies society No /, OF
Hartford Avenue Baptist church,
will celebrate its twenty-fourth
anniversary on October p at $3.50
pm. The guest speaker will he
Mrs. Margaret Montgomery. a local
public school teacher a cordial
invitation Is extended 10 the pub
1tr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-20
Tenor Presented
BY Church Club

The Social studies club OF The
Calvary Baptist church IS pre-
scntng Edward Erwin dra.
matte tenor IN recital Friday
night October rs isf5 at pm
Mrs NJ BOYD is president
Rev J T. Thomas is pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-04-28

ere first.
"There millions Of Negroes who are spending and
investing wisely They not stingy They are not hoard
ing The yare excited They know what thew need and
what yfor comfort and happiness and they pet
t. But interested in the great army of Negroes who
have been taught and do therefore have the kind
of sense that they need in time like this
"While talking about clothes, it might not be
ass say that must spend much time improving orr
conduct and controlling We should not forget
to dress up while dressing up our bod
les We afraid that Negroes do not the fact that
millions of "new people, from other lands will be lookng
for opportunities and jobs after the over We need
not be surprised dislodged Efficiency and common
sense only hope and with these must watch
subtle deeply entrenched prejudice Remember too that
the day of living relief gone forever The etdown
and the eou are coming just as sure and just
Hitler is licked
Every home, school, church and welfare organization
should devote their time to selling the sevenpon postwar
has any real leaders, NOW is the for them to lead
into the right way think and these vital prob
lens Big meetings and big talk will not do This is not the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-04-28
NOW is THE TIME

Because we are always DESTROYS of sharing with
readers everything that consider uplifting and of ben
eft to race this week for Editorial comment
the following excerpts from the topic Nov Is The Time an
article read recently.
pers the daily Radio Programs for plans and programs
for the postwar world And because this true feel
that the following is especially timely and should be OF the
greatest interest to all Negroes:
Negro people the country overland in every city, town.
hamlet and in rural start to work NOW
on seven point postwar program We above all races
should be down to the business of postwar planning NOW
Our postwar planning should include definite points
l. Acquisition of real skill for job and the right
attitude towards work of all kinds.
2 Purchasing of all the War Bonds so that we
will have financial stake in this government
Locating little available land for proper living
possible to the kind of industries in which
get employment Negroes must stop pling in cities and
going off to work.
4 Laying by little with which to make necessary
much better of the property which live and
must stop running down communities NOW is THE TIME
to put much emphasis the standards that will be
up for rebuilding the world.
B. Help young people to become interested in
making life than in merely making living
Study the Cooperative Movement thoroughly and be
ready to the right kind Remember the Operative
ment is going to have great big place in the economic
scheme of things when this war is
Take definite intelligent practical interest in Causes
that promote human betternent.
I'VE are making little money now but there is every
wh should not get excited and buy up all of
the frs and frbelows that our eyes fall upon Some of
and we get this want something else Carna
minds and eyes fit from desire to another. Nothing
satisfied" Il want has become National Anthem We
have not yet learned to get what need first 81 want"
takes all the JOY out of living for many We want things
that not able to buy and could happily do without
we only had common sense and secontroE Il want man.
ages and all of affairs She presses the life of
Il need We should know the things that necessary
give balance and comfort to lives and get those things
first We feed our eyes and not mndsour Judgment
common sense faces somachs our feet and our
bdies have absolute control minds The mind is
the standard of man, minds weak standards
must be correspondngy low That is why many people buy
face powder perfume when they actually need soap and
good wash cloth.
The home and school should spend much time teaching
people put first things first We have given suff
Gent emphasis to this teaching and uplft work Be-
making little money the majority of
people parade Too many of them
do not know what to buy-the practicalthe becoming
the necessary. Yes should all be wedressed but being
clean and free from body odors and being properly dressed
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-04-28

time for showmen This the time for showing the people,
WHAT WHY, and HOW in planning practical convincing
challenging everyday downtoearh living Gering gener
alities just much bunk