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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Poll Tax

Chelf Of Kentucky. and Bates OF
Kentucky. Bates. however. earlier
in the day. voted against a rule for
FEPC and the rules committee.
The bill now goes TO the Senate,
where il will be referred to the
Senate judiciary committee. Though
some difficulty and opposition is
expected in the committee, il Is
almost certain the measure will be
reported out favorably. II is then
destined to run into the inevitable
filibuster such as killed il on the
two previous occasions when it was
before that body.
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Elected To Board

DR.. S. B Milton. head Of hos
pital in River Rouge, was elected
70 the River Rouge school board
last week, marking the first time a
Negro has been elected TO the posi-
ton. He is the brother of DR..
Coynton Milton OF Inkster.
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,iouS. case" Dickens stated. the
boundaries committee OF Oakland
County :. pervlSorS disqualified the
petition on the grounds that ali OF
tho SigncrS were 10 bona hde fre--
holders" Dickens eNp.aned thai
the Jaws Of he county can FOR l0l
SIGNATURES 90 freChulderS 20 make
sch = petition Nald
Asked u Negroes In the area
feared the new airport. or were
opposed la il in any way. Dickens
answered A few years ago II
was proposed that the city airport
should 20 on the site where We
have eliminated the great ma
jorii, Of Negroes In the Eight
Mile Road area"
DICKENS sad mat the ROYAL
Osk Township clerk NaS checking
the petition 20 determine the tllg.-
l. tN 81 the SignerS We feel that
there rs q very definite program 20
hen - n and ultimately 10 elimi-
nate Us Dickens declared
CuN Manage Jay G. Dos ~ Fern
dale. in discussing ms views on
the proposed airport with reporters.
took the position that u : either
g. airport or black belt the
oliN anager inferred hat Il the
would move IN 10 the area. and tha'
airport were not built. Negroes
a. mas opinion II Was preferable to
have the airport
According TO reliable sources
the Negro angle is being hushed
officiaill but used As propaganda
Ia influence those who otherwise
might voice opposition 10 the
project.
GIBBS IN HIS settlement made
10 QualfcI, .ous with res pect 10
t,pc> or c.aSscs Of Negroes. He
buntl, SAID that ne aid not want
am Negroes ~ move INTO the area
II successful the lncol pOrated cIty
would Ot bounded by Ferndale ON
the Essi OAK Park on the north,
and Eight Mile on the south and
would include the government
oN ned Oakdale Gardens Housing
project on the west.
There is some speculation ina,
the new ci:y may take The name
Oskdale after the project
When contacted by the Chronicle,
Raymond Hatcher. manager OF the
Q. <dale Gardens project. sad that
he did no; know anything about
the p,ipoSed move 20 incorporate
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the NA.A.CP. and state his case
Atty. Turner was promptly re-
tanned TO secure his release and de-
fend him in court.
In the trial before Judge Groat
the mattresses admitted that they
had refused To serve Griffin and
allowed him TO remain in the res
taurant as minutes without service.
The case was continued 10 allow
the proprietor TO testify.
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In the l8 months before We day.
$4,000 men received American Red
Gross directed combat swimming IN
Struction IN Hawai-. and now the pro-
gram is being stepped up. at mill
'lry request, for troops awaiting re-
deployment 10 the Pacific
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Housing
Continued from Page ~

he same right that other citizens
have 10 build their own homes
through FILA. have discussed thi,
R.'h many Negro leaders in my
district and they were all fof the
plan.
II have also suggested that the
government turn over at least
1000 acres Of land il owns be-
tween Wayne and inkster for
permanent Negro housing.
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twenty-five thousand liberated
American prisoners of war have AL
ready cabled TO their families in
the u s. through the special ARC
communications system set up early
this month
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LESINSKI SAID instead Of you
Directing to my plans ii would be
better il you cooperated so that the
Negro would be able TO have per
manent housing
I'm his answer TO Lesinski. Cur
rent declared. while your answer
puts you on record in favor OF per-
manent housing for Negroes
through FLA, il does not obviate
the fact that you are at the pres
ent moment working against much
needed emergency housing 10 al
leviate an iniolcrable situation
through lnsIstence on the reSolu-
ton which caters 10 reactlonary
and anti-Ncgro communities.
THE NAACP is also interested
i'm permanent housing for Negroes
and will welcome any assistance
from you in order 10 secure d
relaxation OF FLA discriminatory
policies which VIII enable Negroes
TO secure assistance in any area
or subdivision in which they own
property. Moreover. we would well
come your aid in alleviate of racial
restrictive covenants which act as
a deterrent to permanent housing
for Negro citizens.
Until measures are taken to step
up the building and home program
for Negro families, measures like
the FPHA has recently instituted
and against which your resolution
is aimed, are very necessary. We
urge. therefore. that YOU reconsider
your resolution in the interest OF
alleviating the present need.
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day." Mrs. Harper said. and In
AS much as the Rev. MIR. Hall and
his wife were kind enough TO let
us come here. We moved Sunday.
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TIE Howe ps1~srs' Institute re1-
resented IN res sverV Us town
p crss'ra MUGS r'- 49, n re use
Of lumber m neV homes
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Digs
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tors 10 serve four TO Ave years in
prison and specified that the SEN
fences Shot>d run concurrently
with the sentences which he i'm
posed last summer on the two men
for graft \ connection with finance
corr pany legislation. He recon-
rended hat they serve minimum
O. four years on both convictions.
Digs and Logic we're released on
s. 600 bond.
Former Senator Chester VI.
Howell of Saginaw "a state wit
ness testified that he paid Logic
$500 and digs $50 10 help him
Kill the racing legislation in the
senate State Affairs committee Of
which all three were members
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Logic AND DIGCs denied ne

SWEATING sentence Tor sr.i y an.
O.neT conspiracy case. and s. ho tes-
tined under grant 81 iuhumiy
from prosecution
Disss e., ed an lie seus,e from
1887 10 1914
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SADOwSKI. Hook. O'Brien. Din.
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To Sing

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aired her sweet voice to millions
Of eager listeners.
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The rugged West Pointer has
completed 20 months service m
nc Southwest Pscifr
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-13
de Leon iradnicka domOkratiia

nom ma ,geografskom predstay-
nistvu, 1ndustrijalnom, Republi-
kom, zasnovanom ma industrfiaE
nom predstavnistvu. Kao sto- ie
De Leon sam objasnio IL svojoj.
epohalnoj besedi koja je sada
obelodanjena pod naslovoYn, 'fssS,o-
cijalisticka Obnova Drustva":
"Civilizovano drustvo nece
znati "a takvu smesnu stvar kao
sto je geografski sastav. Ono. &c
samo znati "a industrijainr,sas-
tav. Parlamenat civilizacfJe MA
merici sastojace Sc, ne Cd kon-
gresmana iz geografskih prvfela
nego cd predstavnika zanin1ania
kroz celu zemlju, j njihov, zako-
nodavni posao nece biti zamEser,
koji drustvo sa obljavajuaim
interesima, takvo kao sto je ka-
pitalizam, iziskiva, nego ;iagan
koji bi Sc mogao sgrupisatse u
statistiku bogatstva po,rebnog,
bogatstva proizvadjajuceg, i'-ra-
da koji Sc iziskiva - iskoia, ie
ma koja prosecna grupa Eadnie-
kin predstavnika potpuno sta
nju ustanoviti, beskrajnos bolje
nego nasi moderni retorici U-ken-
gresu -"
Opsirno razumevanje ovog po-
jimanja vladavine nije nfksda
bilo wise nalozno nego sadas ~;
je cilj ma kojem Sc radnici isoii
SUI raskrstili sa kapitalistitki-za-
sadjenim navikama misflenIa
mogu i moraju ujediniti. f%cn
baca plamen svetla ma put 4eeli
vodi tamo - politickom ajeHi-
njenju radnika Ia osyajaaie
klasne drzave da je unista-i
njihovom konsolidovanju sf3esf.
nu mocnu 1ndustrijalnu Juaasi,A
da iznude politicki zahtev, 'suzi-
mania drzanja industrija, fda
Sc uspostavi cd radnika kontro-
lisana i cd radnika operisar1ss9n-
dustrijalne. Republic Rada.
(Weekly People, 9. deeem',fa
19H.)
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I7ue1}s I es 4BAelsgN)

(0ued]S I Is 1BAelSeN)
jaime kontrole mad industrijom
Ali dokazi Sc gomilaju da narod
nije zadovoljan sa apstraktnim
obecanjima, iii cak sa "naciona-
lizacijon." On zahteva demokra-
thu, takodjer. Ali, tragedija lezi
u ovome: Oni jos nisu izradili
sredstva pomocu kojih da postig-
nu demokratiju socijalnu kon-
trolu.
Radnici tumaraju. u Francus-
koj, ma primer, postiji pokret po-
znat pod imenom "Liberer ct
Federer," koji odbacuje "drzav-
nj paternalizam" i odrice Sc re-
forama koje Sc daju da Sc "iz-
begnu socijalni konflikti pu-
canski pokreti.' "Politicki, eko-
nomski j socijalni rezim buduc-
nosti," kaze jedan cd njegovih
manifesto, e.. mora. Sc uspos-
taviti ne samo "a narod nego i
cd 11drodd." Dok izrazava sumniu
u drzavu, ova grupa nedosledno
zahteva nacionalizaciju preduze-
ca "koja SUI dostigla karakter jaw
ne sluzbe." Ali znacajnija crta
njenog programa jeste u zahte-
WI da Sc "Sva druga velika in
dustrijalna, agrikulturna trgo-
vacka preduzeca ;. preda;u rad
nickim zajednicama. Preduzeca
&c biti upravljana cd saveta iza-
branih cd skupStine radnika
tehnicara.
Sistem vladavine predvidjen
cd americkog Marksista,. Daniel
De Leona (sistem kojeg je Lenin
pohvaio. kao jedini dodatak So
cijalistickoj znanosti posle Mark
sa), izgradjen je ma ideji radnic-
kih, saveta. On je, tai, dakako,
koji postize ono sto nikakve polu-
mere ne mogu - unistenje ma
jamnog rada, svih ostataka eks-
ploatacije jedne klase cd druge,
i svih instrumental klasnog -lg-
njetavanja, ukljucujuci drzavu.
On zamenjuje drzavu, zasnova-
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stalo u cetvrtak zajedno sa ne
koliko drugih zinskih, radnika
Crvenog Krsta, izjavila je Aneta
[nizozemska novinska agencijal.
Skoro svi Indonesijanci odgovor-
nj "a ubilstva pohapseni su,
nekoliko je ubijeno kada su Sc
protivili hapsenju, kaze agenci-
ja."
Pored neprestane borbe koja
traje ma Javi, i one koja je do
nedavno trajala u Indo-Kini, Ia
pocinje i druga ma Sumatri, gde
ce saveznicki "oslobadjaci", u O.
vom slucaju britannia" njen
imperijalisticki vazal, Holandija.
imati priliku da stanu zavrat
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VAZNE VESTI.
(Nastavak sa /. strane)
Sumatra

Vest (UP) cd 9. decembra IL
Batavije (Java), javlja da Sc in
donesijanska borba "a nezavis-
most najposle prosirila ma SUI
sedno, daleko vece, ostrvo cd
Jave, Sumatru.
"Prvo indonesijansko ekstre-
misticko nasilje izbilo je u Su-
matri u smaknucu britanske ze-
ne ,radnice Crvenog Krsta vol
nog majora, javljeno je danas. "
"Tvrdi Sc da je ovih dvoga ne
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-13

StVdEnOS fIdOd kOJl lrOSl punu
radnu snagu radnikovog jednog
dana bez nasrtanja ma njegovu
sposobnost "a istu kolicinu. rada
sledeceg j drugih dana.
Transakcija Sc, onda, moze ta-
ko opisati - radnik dale kapita-
listu njegovu punu radnu snagu
jednog dana; to jest, toliko cd
ME koliko je on moze dati bez
da ucini nemogucim produzava-
JUICE ponavljanje transakcije. u
povratku on prima isto toliko, a
ne wise, potrepstina "a zivot ko-
liko je nuzno "a odrzanje ponav-
ljanja iste pogodbe svakog da-
ma. Radnik daje uvek tako mno-
60, kapitalista dale tako malo,
kao sto priroda pogodbe dozvo-
lava. Ovo je vrlo cudna vista
postenja.
Ali pogledajmo malo dublje u
stvar. Poslo Sc, saglasno polite
kim ekonomima, naiamnica
radni dan odredjuje konkuren-
cijom, postenje izgleda da izis-
kiva da ODE strane trebaju ina
ii posteni pocetak pod jednakim
uslovima. Ali ovo neje slucaj.
Kapitalista, ako Sc ne mogne spo-
razumeti sa radnikom, moze ce-
kati. Radnik ne moze. On nema
nista osim najamnice cd cega da
zivi otuda mora uzeti posao ka-
da, gde i pod kojim uslovima ga
moze dobiti. Radnik nema pos
tenog pocetka. Menu smeta
strah cd gladi. Pa ipak, saglasno
politickoj ekonomiji kapitalistic-
ke klase, to je vrlo rumenilo pos
tenja.
No ovo je obicna sitnica. Pri-
meme mehanicke snage masi,
nerije ma nova zanimanja, u "a
nimanjima koja su vec tome pod
vrgnuta, Mbacuju sa posla sve
wise i wise "ruku";; i one to cine
daleko brzijim stepenom negc
sto je onaj kojim zamenute "ru-
ke" mogu biti abzorvane, nalaze-
ci uposlenja u, manufakturams
zemlje. Owe zamenute "ruke'
formiraju pravu rezervnu indus.
trijalnu armiju "a upotrebu ka.
pitala. Ako je trgovina hrdja'
va, oni mogu skapavati, prositi
krasti, iii lei ma robiju; ako je
trgovina dobra, oni su gotovi pr
ruci da prosire proizvodnju;
dok svi do poslednjeg coveka
zene, iii deteta owe rezervne ar.
mije ne nadju posao - sto sc
desava u vremenima besne mad
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FREDERICK, ENGELS:

Ovo je bila parola engleske
radnicke klase "a poslednjih Pc
deset godina. Ona je dobro slu-
lila u vreme pojave zanatskih
junija nakon povlacenja zloglas-
nog Zakona o Udruzivanju u
1924; ona je bolje sluzila u vre-
me proslavljenog cartistickog po-
lreta kada su engleski radnici
marshall ma celu evropske rad
nicke klase. Ali vremena prola-
re, vrlo mnogo stvari koje su
bile pozeljne i potrebne nazad
pedeset, iii cak trideset, godina
sada SUI zastarele bile bi pot.
puno neumesne. Tako ia stara,
slavna parola takodjer pripada
NINA.
PoStena najamnica "a posteni
rad. Ali Sta je postena najamni-
ca, Sta je posteni rad? Kako Sc
oni odredjuju cd zakona pod ko-
jima moderno drustvo postoji i
razvija Sc. Ia odgovor ma ovo
mi Sc ne smemo obratiti ma ma
uku morala iii zakona jednakos-
ii, niti ma ikakve sentimentalne
osecaje covecnosti, pravde iii cak
milostinje. Sto je moralno pos
teno, sto je cak po zakonu pos
teno, meze biti daleko cd drus-
tveno postenog. Drustveno pos
tenje iii nepostenje odredjuje Sc
samo jednom znanoscu - zna-
noscu koja Sc bavi sa material
MIN cinjenicama proizvodnje i
razmene, znanoscu politicke eko-
nomije.
Sta politicka ekonomija sada
naziva postenom najamnicom i
poStenim damon rada? Prosto ra-
tn najamnice, duzinu tezinu
dnevnog rada koji Sc odredjuju
konkurencijom poslodavaca u
poslenika ma otvorenoj pijaci. A
Sta su one kada su ovako odre-
djene?
PoStena najamnica, pod nor
malnim prilikama, jeste svota
nuzna da nabavi radniku sred-
stva "a opstanak nuznim, saglas-
no .nivu zivota njegovog prebi-
vanja i zemlje, da bi Sc odrzao
| u radnoj sposobnosti i obnavljao
| svoj rod. Stvarna rata najamni-
ce pod krivudanjem trgovine,
moze biti nekada iznad, nekada
ispod owe rate; ali pod normal
MIN prilikama, ia rata mora biti
prosecnost svih kolebanja.
Posteni dan rada jeste ona du-
lima radnog dana i ona tezina
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Industrijalni juni' allan >c So
cijalistieka Republika. procesu
stvaranja; jednom postignut
cilj, industrijalni junionizam je
Socijalistitka Republika ma poslu
Sledstveno, Industrijalna Junija
je iednovremeno teski mali ko-
Jim da Sc razori tvrdjava kapita.
lima sam naslednik kapitalistit.
kog drustvenog uredjenja.
De Leon.
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Posteni rad "a po$tenu
anajamnicu

proizvodnje samo --dotle &c Mi
hova utakmica odrzati najamni.
/ GU dole, svojim postojanjen
jedino ojacati moe kapitala u
borbi sa radon. u takmicenju
sa kapitalom, rad ne samo da je
ometen, on mora vuci topovsko
tame prikovano "a njegovu no.
gu. Pa ipak ovo. je posteno pre-
ma kapitalistickoj politickoj e.
konomiji.
Ali zapitajmo il kakvog fonda
kapital plaza owe vrlu postenu
najamnicu? Il kapitala, narav-
no. Ali kapital ne proizvadja
vrednosti. Rad je, pored zemlje,
jedini izvor bogatstva; sam ka-
pital nije nista drugo nego ma
gomilani proizvod rada. Tako Sc
najamnice rada placaju il rada,
j radnik je placen liz njegovog
sopstvenog proizvoda Saglasno
onom Sto bi mi mogli nazvati
obicnim postenjem, najamnica
radnika morala bi biti proizvod
njegovog rada. Ali to ne bi bilo
posteno prema politickoj ekono-
miji. Ma protiv, proizvod radni-
kovog rada odlazi kapitalistu, a
radnik il MEGA dobiie nista wise
cd potrepstina "a zivot. l tako
kraj owe neobicno "postene" u
trke u utakmici jeste da proiz-
vod rada onih koji rade postaje
neizmerno nagomilan u rukama
onih koji ne rade, postaje mai
mocnije sredstvo u njihovim ru,
kama "a porobljavanje tih vrlih
ljudi koji ga proizvode.
Postena najamnica "a posteni
dan rada! Mnogo bi Sc moglo re-
ci o postenom danu rada tako-
djer, postenje koje je potpuno u
stopu sa najamnicom. Ali mi mo-
ramo ovo ostaviti "a drugi put.
Il onog Sta je receno prilicno je
jasno da je stara parola prezi-
vela svoje dane i tesko da bi
mogla drzati vodu danas. Pos
tenje politicke ekonomije, takvo
koje istinski ustanovljava zako-
ne koji vladaju styarnim drus'
tvom, to postenje je cello ma jed.
moi strani - ma strani kapitala
Pokopajmo, onda, tn staru paro
| lu "a uvek zamenimo je dru
gom:
| POSEDNISTVOM SREDSTA
VA IA RAD - SIROVOG MA
TERIJALA, TVORNICA + MA
SINERIJE - Cd SAMIH RAD
NIKA.
(Iz "The Labour Standard,
! London, 7. maja 1891
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ovom narodu sa petom svoje "os-
lobadjacke" cizme. 80
Indonesijanci &c imati "slobo-
du". ali ne takvu kakvu oni no
&c, nego kakvu i'm dadu njihovi
"oslobadjaci" - slobodu .po ka-
lupu britanskog imperijalizma.
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Ako je to nasa duznost ds
pomazemo svaki istinski pokret
-naroda, nije mania nasa duznost
da zastitimo TEX obrazovanu jez-
CRU nase proleterske partije. ne
zrtvujuci je nekorisno i ne doz-
-voljavati proletarijatu da bude
desetkovan u besplodnim mes
MIN pobunama". - Mdrr-EnQeIs.
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KAPITAL dolazi Ina svet ka-
p1juci cd glave do pete, il svake
pore, sas krvlju prljavstinom.
Marks.
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'ZABLUDA "NARODNE'
REPUBLIKE
(Nastavak sa 2 strane.)

(NdStaVaK 50 Strane.)
sami osvojiti vlast on je ne bi trebali osva-
jat u zajednici burzoazijom Trebali su
ostat dale opozjcj 6ekajuci dok budu
dosta jaki da je sami osvoje, sreci neprekidno
revolucionarnu prosvetu medju radnim ma
sama,
Sve sto danasnja republika moze dati
jeste izvesne politicke slobostine koje &c opet
bit suspendovane, mozda prvim ozbiljni-
Jim kasnim okrsajima izrnedju radnicke kla-
Sc kapitalisticke klase, borbi oko podee
bogatstva koje prva proizvadja, a druga
otima.
1Narodna federativna republika Jugo-
slavic, jeste prevara ito prevara koja je "a
sada uspela. JOna je .sasyim suprotna slobodi
Socijalzmu.
aaFaaniEanja u sdrassvenoj proizvodnji raspodeli
unapredjenju 6ovecanstva,
weekly People, a. novembra 1945)
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Novogodisnji Darak Radnickoj Borbi

Owe kao proslih godna, pokrece Sc Novogodisnij
Darak Radnickoj Borbi kojom prilikom nasi clanovi
simpaticari te ostai prateli oslobodenja radnicke
kiase, da prlazu svoe noveane priloge fond RAD
NIcKE BORBE - jedine novine ma jugoslavenskom
Jeziku koja zastupa nterese radncke kase Pomazuci
RADN1cKU BORBU, radnik pomaze ma ubrzavaniu
svoga svoje glase oslobodjenja. Jer samo ONA ma
nasem jeziku sir istinsku oslobodacku nauku nauc-
nog Socijalizma. ONA je jedna novina ma nasem
jezik koja zagovara obarane kapitalizma uspostav-
hanje Sodjalzma - Industrijalne Republike Rada!
Zato je duznost svakog sobodoljubeceg radnika
Ga je materijalno moralno pornaze tako da bi bila
u stanju uspesno vrst svoju misiju, "a kou je po-
krenuta.
Mas clanovi simpatieari najbou bi uslugu ucinili
nasoi opstoj stvar ako bi mesto da daruju svoe pr
jateie obliku nekh predmeta, da III pretpate ma
RADN1cKU BORBU, IL. one koji nisu pretplaceni,
to da i'm posluz kao novogodsnji darak kako svoiim
rrijateliima tako RADNIcKOJ BORBI
Kad saljete Novogodisnji Darak Radnickoj Borbi,
iii pretplacujete svoje prijatele Radnicku Borbu
cznak novogodisnjeg iii boIeneg darka spunite donJi
kupon posaljte ga ma:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-13
Detroit De Leon Commemoration Supper


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To School Library

Scales. Hugh Lawson, Dorothy
Burk and Mary Barron, whose book
talks had been prepared under the
guidance of Mrs. Eleanor Jones
and Miss Edna Hardnet. literature
teachers at Lincoln school: Pear
line Wright, whose book talk was
prepared under the guidance Of
Miss Elizabeth Mckinney, litera-
ture teacher from Breitmeyer; and
Mildred Graham and Gordon
Smith. whose talks were prepared
under the direction Of Mrs. Bernice
White. auditorium teacher from the
Higginbotham school.
Miss Helen Thomas, who was
chairman Of the Delta May Week,
Mrs. Eleanor Jones, who was chair
man of the Children's Book Com
mittee. who selected the books, pur-
chased through Mrs. Marion Gre
sham. and the other members OF
the committee, expressed their APP
probation of the wonderful CO.
operation received from Mrs. Lii
liam Edloff. auditorium teacher and
Miss Gertrude kleeklamp. music
teacher at the Guest school. The
students at the Guest school not
only seemed to enjoy the program,
but showed quite an interest in
reading the new books.
The books presented were.
Word Pictures Of the Great. .
Suffered Windows" Little Brown
Baby" Paul Lawrence Dunbar's
poems, Jamaica Johnny" George
Carver, Boy Scientist" and Step
pin & Family These are all books
that present the Negro in a nor
nal way. and not in caricature.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-16
Daisy Lampkins Speaks
At Brooks Homes

Mrs Daisy J.. Lampkin. field
secretary Of Tie NAACP. will
speak at a mass meeting OF the
Tenants association TO be held
"a Robert BrooNs Homes. eo295
Wyoming. Thursday. June H. at
8 80 pm.
The meeting viii be under the
direction OF Homer Saunders
Wendell Murphy is manager OF
The project.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-16

ienial u prejudice. is thar he is a
complete defeatist about the pros
pecf for Increasing industrial en-
ploymert. Because Of this ire
spousihle attitude Of himself and
his ~ IA the ruling class Of IN
dus;ty, there S going 10 be hard
shp among workers, and especially
among The less fol,unately-placed.
s4eh as Negroes.
Iris hardship may cause resent
meni aad cpeliioa- action. which
alarms him good deal. 50 he j.
secklag % Gaell i ia advance by
sof, ard lead.rS words, de-
signed % get Us 90 reduce our
asn.raiioA, and aceep; our lot
Fortunately ,hefe no reasor at
a.l why vc should accept Nj LEM
'cer as al authority 0poo what is
.est fol .s
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DIGGS
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the fact that the cNis,cn5 ~ ,
conspiracy was not proven II
the trial and that the s'.ni.
OF persons connected vrh lh,
case prejudiced the ju iaa.
heard the testimony
Bo,h defendants nre ir,e GA
bond pending the outcome q Inc
Supreme Court hearing.