davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Detroit, Mich, Nauiienos
CT.
Adv. Oils kalbes per
Radio ir Piknike

Sekmadieni, Liepos 20, Adv.
Antanas A. Oils, is Chicagos,
lures svarbu pasikalbejima Gn-
terview) is Waterburio radio
stoties WATR, San Francisco
konferencijos ir Lietuva lie
cianciais klausimais. Tas bus
lis Xxi 1870 val. po pietu.
Ia pat diena Adv. Oils kali
bes Lietuviu piknike, Linden
Parke, Union City, Conn.,, irgi
Lietuvos likimo reikalais.
81 piknika rengia LVS 9-tas
skyrius ir American Friends
of Lithuania. Ten bus ir dau-
giau geru kalbetoju; bus ska
niu uzkandziu, issigerimu, zai-
dimu ir kitokiu pamarginimQ.
Likusis pelnas skiriamas Lie
tuvos tremtiniu, ypac naslal-
ciu, reikalams. Todel malone
kit paremti 81 reikala savo at
silankymu.
Taipgi, pirmadieni, Liepos
80, Adv. Oils lures pasikalbe-
lima (interview) kitoje radio
stotyje WBRY, WaterburyJe,
nuo 1:30 Xxi 200 val. po pie
tn. Paklausykit jo idomiu pa
reiskimu kuriems tik lalkas
leidzia, ir nepamirskite daily
vault piknike Liepos 20, LIN
den Parke. DR.. NJ. ]. Colney.
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San Francisco Konfe-
rencijos Atgarsiai

Kaip teko patirti, Philadel-
phijos Lietuviai veikejai buvo
siunte pareiskimus Lietuvos
reikalais j San Francisco, Anne
rikos delegacijos nariams.
Musu veikejas Kr. zemaitis
savu laiku yra caves j Lietu-
viu pareiSkima atsakymus nuo
Valstybes Sekretoriaus Stetti-
MUS ir nuo kito delegacijos ma
rio, Comm. Harold f. Stassen.
Laiskuose pareiksta grazios
mintys ir viltys kad bus deda-
ma pastangos padaryti vertin-
ga pradzia teisingai ir pasto-
viai taikai.
Pulk. Petruicio knyga, Lith-
uania Under the Sickle and
Hammer tapo iteikta vietos
Ukrainu laikrascio redaktoriui,
kuris pasizadejo, ia perskaites,
apie jos verte parasyti tinka-
ma straipsni. Rep.
,ssVIESA nuc ,saules paste.
kia zeme j 400 sekundas.
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DAYTON.OHIO
PASTABOS Is LAISKU

Agnes ir Stasio Monas (Ma-
senausku) sunus karys Edvar-
das raso is Austrijos kad jis
ten budamas susitiko keturlas
Lietuvaites pabegusias is Lie
tuvos nuo antros bolsevikQ
okupacijos. Tos Lietuvaites
buvo Kauno universiteto me-
dicinos 'studentes. Jis caves
nuo ju ir prisiunte dvieju tQ
Lietuvaiciu atvaizda, jos ten
pasipuosusios tautiniais rubais,
prisiunte paveiksleli Dariaus
ir Gireno zuvimo vietos Vokle-
tijoje, ir 20 centu tikra buvu-
81 Lietuvos piniga.
Edvardas sake, tos Lietuval-
tes yra puikios merginos, ge-
raj kulturiniai ismokslintos.
ONA ONUsAITIENE gave
laiska nuo savo sesers sunaus
is Rusu kariuomenes. IS Jc
laisko matyti kad jis labai ne
patenkintas tapes varu palm
tas bolsevikq kariuomenen, ra'
SO kad yra labai reikalingaS
butt mamie, savo tevus globo'
ii, bet toks jo nelaimingas Ii
kimas kad turejo patekti j ka
riuomene. Du kit jo brolia
sake yra like Lietuvoje, gal jit
gales pasirupinti tevu globoji
mu, bet gall ir juos paimti
kariuomene.
IS tn laisku yra aiski isva
da kad Lietuvos zmones begs
nuo Rusu is baimes, ir Lietu
vos vyrai nestoja gera valia
raudonuju kariuomene ir pa
teke jon nesidziaugia, kaip ko
munistu skleidziama propagan
da tvirtina.
Is laisko turinio aiskiai su
prantama kad Lietuvos vyra
yra imami j Rusu karine tar
nyba ir yra is Lietuvos isgru
dziami j Rusijos krastus.
D. Rep
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LOS ANGELES, CAL

tuvai Vaduoti Sajungos sky
RUS sioje Lietuviu kolonijoje
lsteigtas Birzelio %, pas p. P.
zilinska, 710 Union Place.
Susirinkus bureliui Lietuviu,
apkalbejus apie Lietuvos pa
deti ir kad NUNS Amerikos
Lietuviams reikia ka nors di-
desnio ir rinto daryti kad vel
musu grail Lietuva butu lais-
va, mes cia Amerikonai Lietu-
vial, nors ir mazas skaicius,
nutareme isteigti LVS skyriu.
Kaip tik skyrius isisteige, apie
tai tuoj telegramu praneseme
LVS seimui tomis dienomis
atsibunanGiam Clevelande.
Los Angeles yra nemazai
Lietuviu, bet jie, kaip ir XII
tuose miestuose, issiblaske gy-
vena, taip pat ir issidraske or
ganizaciniais buriais. Turime
ivairiu klubu, draugiju ir Lie
tuviska Sv. Kazimiero parapi-
ja, kuria isteige ir Xxi siol va
dovauja senas Lietuvis patrio-
tas Prel. J. Macijauskas.
Mus Los Angeles Lietuvius
sujudino, atgaivino ir pamoki-
no musu broliai Amerikos Lie
tuviai gryzdami is San Fran
cisco konferencijos, kurie cia
sustojo, pasake kalbas, faktais
irode kas daroma Lietuvai pa
gelbeti, ir parode grazias Lie
tuvos filmas. Taip pat mate
me visuose Amerikoniskuose
laikrasciuose straipsnius ku,
RE kele Lietuvos nepriklauso-
mybes reikala.
Tat ir mes cia, gyvendami
toll, toll nuo Lietuvos, taip pat
toll nuo Americas Lietuviy
GENTRY, pasiryzome susiburti
viena ir dirbti Lietuvos islais.
vinimui.
Oar turiu pridurti kad mes
siuo laiku j Amerikos Lietuvir
skirtingas pakraipas ir paziu.
ras demesio nekreipiame; taiE
turetu butt visoje placiojc A.
merikoje Lietuviu tarpe. Mes
cia labai graziai priemem Anne.
rikos Lietuviu Misijos atsto.
vus; pp. ziurius, K. S. Karpiu
! A. A. Olius, A. Kumskius, tail
pat ir Lietuvos konsula DIR. P
Dauzvardi. Jie visi NUNS da
We gera inspiracija, ju kalbos
buvo siekinaas prie vieno tas
| ko ~ Lietuvos nepriklausomy
bes.
/ Mes turime veikti isyien, ta
ola Lietuvai laisye bus iskovo
| ia. Pats likimas sutvarkys
Lietuvos vyriausyb6s. reikala.
i FPatartina ir kittens Aneri
kos Lietuvianas} pasielgti tail
kaip mes eia darorne: galima
butt Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajun
Cos ir Americas Lietuviu Ia
rybos nariais vienu kartu.
] Nemalonu skaityti Ameri
lkos Lietuviu partinius gincus
Incl vienas nei kitas cionaitinil
vadu Lietuvoje valdzios vietl
neuzims. J. A. P
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LUKAS Victoria (slikaite),
pusarnze, mire Birz. "a, Chi
cagoj. (Panev. ap. Rugeniu
Ky Amerikoje isgyveno 80
metus.
JANKEVICIUS Liudvikas, mi
re Birz. 3, Bridgeport, Conn.
POLITIS Vincas, SO M, mire
Birz. 3, Rochester, N. Y.
GRIsIUS Juozas, mire Bir. 22,
Chicagoj. (Raseiniu ap. Ty-
tavenu p. Eimanciu k.) Anne
srikoj isgyveno 54 metus.
URBUTIENE Karolina, 60 m.,
mire Geguzes 10, Benld, III.
(Vilniaus red.)
ZDANAVICIUS Kazys, 78 M,
mire Birz. 6, Brooklyn, NY
BULOTIENE Ona, 66 ~, mi
re Birz. /, Wilkes-Barre, Pa
(Slenavojos k.)
DRANGINIS Kazys, So metu
mire Geg. 15, Scranton, Pa
(Marijampoles APPS. Balbie-
riskio k1
BRUzAS Juozas, sc M, mire
Birz. Is, Chicagoj. (siaulir
ap. Kelmes par.) Ameriko.
isgyveno 80 m.
VALANCAUSKAS Pranas, Sc.
no am, mire Birz. Is, Chi
cagoj. (Telsiu ap. zemaieit
Kalvarijos p.) Amerikoj is.
gyveno 81 metus.
! NAGEVICIENE Elena, pusam
re, mire Birz. %, Chicagoj
(Telsiu ap.) Amerikoj isgy
veno 40 metu.
GRONSKIS Povilas, 81 metu
mire Birz. "A, Chicagoj, kul
buvo ir gimes.
VAsKEVIGIENE Petronele, 81
M, mire Birz. men,, Worces
ter, Mass.
KVEDARIS julius, 55 m., mi
re Birzelio men,, Worcester
Mass.
MARKUNAS Jonas, GA metu
nire Birz. 10, Philadelphia
Pa.
LETKAUSKAS Juozas, mir
Birz. Is, Baltimore, Md, is
sirges Is metu.
CHASIENE Mare (zverblaite)
pusamze, mire Birz. az, Chi
cagoj. (Taurages ap. Tene
nu p. MeSkines k.) Ameriko
iSgyveno AZ metus.
KASILAUSKIS Antanas, pus
amzis, mire Birz. 81, Chica
goj. (Taurages ap. Silales I
Vilginiku k.)
zADEIKIENE Mare, mire 1
BirZ.. Nanticoke. Pa.
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Zinok Amerikos
KONSTITUCIJA

Amerikos Konstitucija Angliskoje
kalboje, su visais Amendmentais.
80 puslapiu knygele, prisiusim vi
sal Dovanai items kurie uzsirasys
Lietuviu Naujienas dviem metams
arba gaus du metinius skaitytojus
ir prisius $500 su nurodymu kan
Lietuviu Naujienas siuntineti, mi
nina knygele prisiusim jums visai
dovanai uz pasidarbavima.
LIETUVIU NAUJIENOS
1872 n. 9th St. Philadelphia 6 Pa.
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LANKESI JUREIVIS

Keturias dienas praleido pas
savo tevelius jureivis Eduardas
Keblaitis, nesenai gryzes is
uzsienio. Jis buvo Belgijoj
Vokietijoj, Prancuzijoj. Sako
visur civiliai zmones, ypac mo-
terys ir vaikai, praso is kariQ
maisto, muilo ir cigaretu.
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>sSVIESA nuc ,saules paste
kia zeme 400 sekundas.
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Philadelphijos biznieriu, ge-
ru patriotu Prano ir Paulinos
Puku dukte Amelia Pukaite
baige Joseph Maria Villa Aea-
denny aukstaja mokykla, New
town, Pa.
Birzelio 10 d., mokyklos uz-
baigimo programe, p-lei Ame-
lijai teko garbe pasakyti Va
ledictorian kalba.
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KARO BONU PARDAVEJOS

Detroitietes Lietuves pasi-
darbavusios Tie Karo Pasko-
Liz Dox,, -ooxIox,C.
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IsVYKO ATOSTOGU

Musu veikeja Stephania c.
Douvan isvyko dviem savaitem
atostogu j savo brolio Tamo
Ciurlionio vasarnami prie Yer
million, Ohio.
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.RENNSYLVANIJOE
lPHILADELPHIJOS
Z PASTABOS

+. 'Drucker, ekonomistas, raso
The Saturday Evening Post
Liepos Fl laidoje.
Rasytojas smulkiai isnagri-
neja Sovietu darbininku, fab
rikuose dirbanciu, ekonominl
gyvenima ir ju uzdarbi, paly-
gindamas su gaunamu atlygi-
nimu fabriku vedeju, inzinieriu
ir kitu virsininku.
Pradzioje straipsnio Peter
F. Drucker ina John Scott,
Amerikieti, kuris dirbo kelis
metus plieno dirbtuveje, Mag
nitogorske, kaip velderis, kuris
paskiau savo parasytoje kny-
goie, Behind the Urals', sa-
ko kad 1888 metals to fabriko
direktorius gyveno puikiame
triju aukstu name, is IA kam-
bariu, kur turejo bilijarda,
vaikams zaisti kambari, muzi-
kos ir studios sale, ir nedideli
parka su briedziais prie to ma
mo. Namas kainavo 10000
rubliu, vidaus baldai 10000
rubliu - viso tick kick ITO
to fabriko darbininku uzdirbo
per metus.
Tuo laiku kuomet sitas nau-
jas Sovietu ponas ir jo Selma
gyveno galima sakyti palociu-
je, is 100000 viso Magnito-
gorsko miesto gyventoju, 15O,-
900 darbininku "gyveno pala-
pinese, duobese iskastose zeme-
je, ar, geriausiu atveju, medi-
niuose barakuose, po keturis
mazame kambaryje, mes staty-
bal medziaga nebuvo galima
gauti". Tai tau, Lietuviskas
jurgi, darbininkQ rojus!
Oar ne viskas. Nesitikek,
skaitytojau, kad viska cia, ga
lesiu atpasakoti ka Drucker
ilgame savo raSte pasako.
Prizes kara Sovietu papras-
tam darbininkui mokejo 125
rublius menesiui, kuomet fabri-
ko direktorius gaudavo 24,000
ir $4,000 rubliu metines algos.
Amerikos toxic fabriko darbi-
nikas uzdirbdavo $1,000 me-
tuose, 0 vedejas nuo $4,000
Xxi $4,000. Palyginus iSeina
kad Sovietu fabriko vedejas
gauna j metus Is Xxi rs kartQ
daugiau metines algos negu
paprastas darbininkas. Anne
rikoje dirbtuves vedejas gau,
ma 8 Xxi II kartu daugiau III
darbininka.
Amerikos fabriko vedejas
turi sumoketi valdziai taksv
30 nuos. nuo savo algos, kuo,
met Sovietu fabriko vedejas
kaip valdzios narys, moka ma,
zai arba visai nemoka, priklau:
SO kaip jis gabiai veda produk.
cija, kaip pajiegia isspausti il
vergu darbininku kuodaugiau
sia darbo.
SULAIKYMUI nuo aukstes
MO mokslo kaimieciu ir darbi
ninku vaiku, 1910 metals ives
Ia mokestis uz moksla aukstes
nese mokyklose, gimnazijose il
kolegijose.
Sovietu industriju vHsinin,
kal gauna namus, autonobi
ius if soferius; atostogas sat
If savo seimai geriausiuose
vlesbuciuose, tam tikslui laiko,
muose, ir gelezinkelio bilietus
dykai; paprastai lie yra laisV
nuo mokejimo taksu.
Su karo pradzia If dabar pc
karo, fabrikQ vedejai, kaip il
valdzios komisarai, igijo SAT
dar daugiau privilegiju, rasy.
tojas tesla.
Pradzioje 1912 metu ivesta
specialQs "Stalino bonusai" at.
lyginimui geriausiems fabriku
yedejams; tie bonusai sieki.
nuo $4,000, 100000 iki 10000
rubliQ! Kadangi Sovietai lai.
ke karo negamino arba gaminc
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Helen Rauby, Karo Bonu ko-
miteto Lietuviu skyriaus pir-
minimize, kuri uoliai veikdama
SUI Detroito Lietuviu Organiza-
cijju Centru, ispardave Karo
Bonu uz apie $500,OO0.00 JOS
didelemis pastangomis isgau-
tas Hospital Service lektuvas,
pavadintas american Lithu-
anians of Detroit. -...
Helen Rauby pirmininkavo
cia ir lake $5,000,000 Lietuviu
Karo Bonu vajaus, kuris bu-
vo nutartas Amerikos Lietuviu
Seine New Yorke 1914 m.
Helena Rauby darbuojasi il
siaip Lietuviu reikalais. il da-
lyvavo Amerikos Lietuviu Mi
sijoje Washsingtone siu metu
Kovo 23-24,s ir LVS metiniame
seine Birzelio 1924, Clevelan-
de. Kaip Amerikoje gimus ir
angus Lietuvaite, pilnai susi-
pratus musu tautineje dvasio-
je ii NUNS yra labai brangi.
PATAISA
Uzpereitame Dirvos nlEme-
RYE, PIP. Kazlausku-Kass pa.
dekoje uz patarnavima visiems
lake DR.. Juozo Jonikaicio lai.
dotuviu, isiskverbe klaida, ku
ri Suomi atitaisoma.
Buvo pasakyta kad sv, An
tano baznycioje per suma gle
dojo solo p. Mediniene. Ture.
jo gi butt = solo giedojo Ma
rijona Galeniene. Detroite yrs
tik viena tos ruSies soliste ku
ria Lietuviai gall pasigereti il
pasididziuoti, tai Marijona Ga
leniene. JOS giedojimas pei
a. a. DR.. Juozo Jonikaicio pa
maldas, ypac "Ave Maria, bu
vo ispudingas.
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sLEKTUVU industrijoj be-
veik 40 nuos. darbininku yra
moterys. -.
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did not occur because people were
from the North or the South, or
because they were white or black.
but because of difference in in
come, education, cultural advan-
tages, and other opportunities.
Equal opportunities must there
fore be offered to all peoples in
all sections of the country.
Prejudice, A Nazi Strategy
The most important work, how
ever, must be done in educating
ourselves away from the idea of
White Supremacy, for this belief
is as groundless as Hitler's Nor
die Supremacy nonsense. We are
injuring our personalities with
arrongance; we are blocking our
own emotional growth. Not un-
til we eliminate Nazi race tactics
in our own everyday life can we
cope for a victory which will
bring peace for the universal
Human Race of the One World.
Do you really want peace? Is
your conscience clear?
Listen to this:
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who possess it make their way
up the ladder of achievement. Ig-
norance is the darkness in which
whole people may become sub
merged. The spirit of a com
munity may be determined by
noting its policy with reference
to Negro education. If Negro par
ents insist only that their chill
dren finish grade school, it re-
fleets their ideas of not wanting
the to rise beyond a trained serv-
ant level, or, pessimism, that
there is no future for them in
higher education. Only when Ne
gro parents open an educational
path for all capable Negro youths
will democracy become a realty
for them.
The ability of capable youths
of poor Negro parents to compete
for the prizes of life is limited
by their parents financial ability
to keep them in school. Since a
higher education is rapidly be-
coming requisite for the better
places in industry, commerce, and
the professions, it is clear that
free instructions goes only part
of the way toward putting Ne
gro children on the path to
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South Carolina Editor Supports View
OF Miss Kaemmere on Race Relations

Declaring that even though DR..
Pompfret may not have banished
every vestige of race prejudice
from his mind he might permit
open discussion of 1t as scholar
and an educator, the labor edi-
tor continued: 81 am sure that
at least part of the public re-
spouse to your action will reveal
to you the type of ignorant, ven
omous and irresponsible mentality
which supports you.
"As native white southerner,
educated in the south and hav-
ing spent all of my life here,
live and work for the day when
the vicious mentally will be re-
placed as the ruling force in the
South by the sanity of Miss Ka-
emmerle's biologically and social
ly sound racial outlook"
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MORE ABOUT
IMMUTABLE
CONTINUED from Page ~

Continued from Page y
seeking the same goal of achieve
ment. The reasons for unsatis-
factory past results are clearly
understood, unless they are cor
rected striving will be in vain.
Economic development h "a $
shaped the Negro into an organ
ism with interdependent parts.
Today there are few actively en-
gagged in producing the immedi-
ate needs of their family. Each
worker serves society in some
manner, and is in effect, a So
cial functionary. From this point
of view therefore, red cap por-
ter or housemaid gains in dig
nifty, for he or she is rendering
a useful>serv If they do their
work skillfully and conscientious
ly, it is illogical for more sue
cessful Negroes to look down
upon them.
knowledge is light, and those
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CHARLESTON, S. C.-John G.
Hunt, editor of the South Caro-
lima Federationist, official organ
of the American Federation of
Labor, published at Charleston.
Friday, wrote blistering denun-
citation of the reported attitude
taken by DR.. John E: Pomfret.
president of William and Mary
college. williamsburg Va, over
a liberal editorial on the Negro
question written for the college
paper by Miss Marilyn Kaem-
merle of Jackson, Mich, the edi-
tor.
Mr.. Hunts letter, made public
here. said the action because OF
her views on racial policies Is a
serious affront to intellectual in
tegrity. and a deplorable blow to
the sense of racial justice and
decency that is awakening the
SOUTH"
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We Do Not Want This
Negro Lover on This JOb,'
Senator BilbO, Miss, d.

WASHINGTON - Aubrey Will
liams, fighting for senate con-
firmation as Rural Electrification
administrator, said his racial
views have become practically
the dominant issue"
He quoted Senator Bilbo Cd.
Miss.), as having written a con-
stituent:
1--WE do not want this Negro
lover on this job"
williams said:
Il deplore the fact that the ra-
cial issue has been so clearly
drawn by a member of the United
States senate"
Williams news conference was
arranged by group called
Friends of Aubrey Williams" 1t
is headed by Eliot d. Pratt of
New Milford, Conn, an associate
of Williams in the National
Farmers Union.
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DETROIT. - Representative
Powell, New York Negro Demo
crat said March II it was a
must" that his race be repre-
sented at the San Francisco
United Nations Conference.
In an address under auspices
of the Research Bureau for Ne
groes' Postwar Economic Secur-
ity, Powell said:
THE Negro can no longer be
considered as a minority. He is
living in the 'one world that the
late Wendell Willkie envisioned
and, as a member of the century
of the common man proclaimed
by Commerce Secretary Wallace,
he belongs not only to the one
billion people of the darker races
but also to the . peoples OF
other races who are deterined
to build a peoples world"
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achievement of these positions.
A potent Negro Association
might well add to their program
an educational fund, designed to
equalize educational opportuni-
ties; to see that no capable child
quits school because its parents
could not support it or needed its
earnings. A Negro Society that
seriously went about it to wipe
out hindrances to preparations
for their children's life's work,
would spend less than they now
spend for luxury, ostentation and
vice.
The possession of the ballot
does not endow an unlettered Ne
gro with the sense to use it to
gain the desired ends. The diff
fusion of political power, does not
thefore, confer immediate bene-
fits to the race. But once the
masses are enlightened, there are
many things they may do to
eradicate inequalities. and to pre-
vent social disadvantages from
becoming permanent.
The sentiment created will
force courts to give fair consid-
Grafton to all Negroes who ap-
pear before them; it will offer
equal opportunity for Negro citi-
zens to serve the public accord
ing to their ability, by making
all offices accessible to the most
competent as determined by i'm
partial tests given by inter-racial
Civil Service boards.
On their path to achievement
Negroes should not forget the
nuggets of public wealth, such as
forests, minerals, fisheries and
water power. Forethought now
toward obtaining their share of
the public domain, and proper
development of it will yield live
lihoods for thousands now, and
millions in the future.
If Negroes pretend they are
merely fighting to achieve seeur-
ity from lynching they are de-
priving the greatest of human
tragedies of all its meaning.
Lynching is the last of a series
of events which prove that a
black life is important. To deny
this importance we turn tragedy
into a comedy of errors.
In q sense, relentless Vigilance
must be maintained to prevent re-
currence of all injustices. But
TO think that this immediate de-
Tense of immediate interests is
the whole solution is to not un-
derstand the causes profoundly
enough to make the needed Ell
fort to achieve a permanently
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voted against the issuance of
1914 licenses on the grounds of
discrimination against Negro
players.
In a letter to Owner Tom Cav
key of the Red Sox, Muchnick
said:
Il shall move at the next meet
ing of the Boston city council,
which takes place on Monday,
March II, that the Boston city
council notify you officially that
the annual license to play base
bali on Sundays in Boston will
not be issued to you this year
unless you notify the council be-
fore the issue date of said license
that all players, regardless of
race, color or creed, will be
treated in the American way and
will be afforded an equal oppor-
tunity for positions on your
team"
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have the same four body types.
Test shows that Negroes in this
country made a lower score than
whites on intelligent tests; they
also show that Northerners'
black and white, had higher
scores than Southerners, black
and white, and that Northern
Naeroes had higher scores than
southern white. The difference
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CONGRESSMAN POWELL, N. Y. DEMO-,
WANTS VOICE in SAN FRANCISCO MEET

He proposed that leaders OF
each national Negro organization
himself, and his Negro congress
sional colleague, Representative
Dawson 3D., nl), be chosen to
attend the San Francisco confer
ence that opens April 20.
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Race Issue Threatens
Sunday Ball Games
In Boston, Mass.

BOST0N.-Warnings that the
Boston major league baseball
clubs could encounter difficulties
renewing their Sunday game IL
censes have been given by City
Councillor Isadore H. Y. Much
nick. He was one of four mem
beers of that 22-man body who
Evening star., 1945-02-24
World Security Talks
To Be Made Public
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 24.-The
world security conference here in
April will be las public as possible,
William D. Wright of the State De-
partment announced yesterday.
There is definitely more and more
stress being laid on making the con-
ference as public as possible" Mr.
Wright told a press conference. THE
tendency now is to give people more
and more information"
Mr.. Wright, associate chief Of the
division of central services, is here
to make arrangements for the con-
ference's housekeeping.
He and Lyle l.. Schmitter, foreign
affairs specialist of the division OF
international conferences, indicated
there is a strong likelihood Of the
public being permitted to attend
plenary sessions of the United Ma
tions.
Mr.. Wright announced Lincoln
White, a State Department employe,
would fly here from Washington next
week to be press representative.
The city's new opera house, which
seats $500, may be included as one
of several alternative meeting sites,
he said. The selections will be SUBJ
mitted without recommendation to
the State Department.