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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-11

slim, da mi je nj treba hvaliti.
Vedno sem pomirjen, kadar je
ona pri kakem bolniku.
- Da, gospod doktor; sestro
cenim visoko in cato hi jo rad
Sc nekaj casa obdrzal "a Lazo-
ia. ..=.
- In rad bi Sc pustil pri vas
Konsuelo, toda njene moci so
do konca. Samo njena jeklena
VOLTA jo Sc drzi pokonci. Zdrav-
nikovo oko ostro vidi. Men te-
lesni ustroj nj najmoenejsi. Zde-
lala Sc je, ker vedno neumorno
della. In ravno, ker je najboljsa
postreznica, XII jo imamo, sem
jo z dovoljenjem DIR. Omaha dal
vam. In ako bi ravno pri vas
omagala, kaj potem?
- Ia naklonjenost, XII ste mi
jo izkazali, sem vam hvalezen,
- pravi Wolf in ko pazno po-
gleda svojega spremljevalca: -
Zdi Sc mi, da Sc zelo zanimate
"a Konsuelo.
Zdravnik Sc bori z majhno "a
drego. Njegov lepi obraz je po-
stal rdec. Nezaupno in ljubo-
sumno ga opazuje Wolf. Vedno
sc mu je dozdevalo, da je mia
di zdravnik ljubil Mario. In ka-
ko Sc je ona zadrzala proti te-
mu? To il gotovo nj ostalo pri-
krito.
- Da, gospod stotnik, - pra-
vi konecno dr.. Kornelius, - da
ako ze hocete vedeti, sal tega
ne boste nikomur pravili, sestro
Konsuelo imam rad in bolj kot
pa morem povedati.
a-Da, ali pa ona We O tenn?
- Da! Toda vse srecno upa-
ME, da bi jo kdaj dobil "a svo-
jo zeno, mi je podrla. Vsled te
ga sem zelo veliko trpel. Ali je
clovek ne bi ljubil, &c jo vidi in
pozna?
- Lepa je, doktor, izredno
lepa verjamem vam in -
lahko vas razumem. Kak vzrok
"a odpoved pa YAM je navedla !
Kajti ne morem 81 misliti, 60.
spod doktor, da bi vas moglo
kako dekle brez vaznega vzro-
ka zavrniti.
- Tezko mi je ponoviti, kar
je rekla. - Pravi, "a nj dovolj
dobra "a meme, in to pravi ona,
XII je tolazba vseh bolnikov in
pri kateremu delu bo omagala.
Gospod stotnik, mislim, da mo-
ra biti nekaj v njeni preteklo-
sti, vsled cesar jo boil; mogoce
nesrecna ljubezen, toda ne VEN.
Toda kaj slabega ne, to ne mo-
re biti. Tako nekako pa je bilo
soditi IL njenih besed. Mogoce
Sc pa po nepotrebnem muci S
kako mislijo. Pri DIR. Omanu je
ljubka kot domaca hci. Zdaj mi
je tezko, kadar jo vidim, - in
vendar ne morem pogresati ME
mega pogleda.
- zal mi je gospod doktor,
- pravi Wolf iskreno, - zelim
sreco. Mogoce pa Sc Sc zgodi; a;
imejte potrpljenje.
zalostno odkima dr.. Korne-
Illus.
- Ne, gospod stotnik; to je
izkljuceno. Clovek sc mora ma
uciti odpovedati Sc in prenasa-
tt, cesar nj mogoce premeniti.
In z mirnejsim glasom rece:
- Tedaj v dveh urah sem ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-11
Pomladni sen
ROMAN II zIVI.JENJA

Priredil I. II.


ANCs sc LII, - PA1oOAAiAAi 1Ao'
rija.
Ostro pogleda Gabrijela Ma,
RHO. Ma vsak nacin hoce Sc
ostati, to je bilo jasno, - ho-
tela je biti skupaj z Wolfom,
ne, to ne sme vec biti, -
mora proc! Oba sta "a casa ME
ne bolezni imela dovolj casa po-
govarjati sc. Mogoce sta Sc 70
pet zblizala; kdo We, kaj Sc je
vse med njimo zgodilo. Vse to
gre magic kot blisk skozi Ca
brijelino glavo.
- Ako pa gospod doktor me-
nj, da Sc lahko odpoeijete? -
pravi Gabrijela. - Ma noben
nacin ne trpim, draga sestra, da
Sc Sc dale zrtvujete. Dovolj
mocno Sc pocutim, da morem
sama prevzeti oskrbo svojega
otroka. Nekaj dni Sc morate va
rovati; zelo ste utrujeni in IL
muceni. Ako pa mislite, gospod
doktor, da je poleg meme po-
trebna Sc kaka streznica, po-
tenn "a to skrbite. Sal sami bolj-
Sc veste kot JAZZ.
Use to je prislo tako ginljivo
in ljubeznjivo IL njenih ust, da
il nikdo nj mogel ugovarjati.
Videla je, kako bolestno so de-
lovale zile ma Marijinem obrazu,
kako 81 je Wolf grizel ustnice
in v polni meri je okusala svo-
je zmagoslavje. Cello v njeni ma
vzocnosti Sc morata posloviti.
Morata biti kaznovana. PRAY
gotovo ga je ia oseba z nedolz-
MIN obrazom zopet ujela v svo-
je mreze in ga je svojo pref
kanostjo mogoce tako zmedla,
da je stanu zaradi ME zapu-
stiti zeno in otroka.
- Zdaj vidite, sestra, da ie
gospa pl. Wolf istega mnenja,
kot JAZZ. Tedaj v dveh urah pri-
dem po vas. Pref moran Sc 60
voriti S sestro Ano, XII je vceraj
prisla cd profesorja Turka, -
pravi dr.. Kornelius prijazno. -
V resnici Sc bojim "a vas. Sal
Sc komaj drzite pokonci. Zad-
ME tedne ste tudi bill proved
naprezeni. Tako ne SINE iti da-
lie, &c 81 nocem sam ocitati kri-
vice proti YAM. Bodite tedai pa
metni.
Y resnlci so sc Mariji noge
sibile; tako slaba je bila. Toda
vzrok temu nj bila toliko te-
lesna slabost kot misel, da DO
m orala zapustiti ljubljenega
moza in otroka, katerega je ta-
ko vzljubila. Vendar pa Sc sill
smejati.
- Dobro je doktor, pokorna
bonn in bonn pripravljena.
DR.. Kornelius sc poslovi in
gre z Wolfom, XII je tudi moral
v sluzbo, pa je hotel omogociti,
da Sc Sc enkrat vidi z Mario,
predno zapusti hiso.
Med potom praW z zmalim ocit-
kom Wolf:
- Lazo DO svojo postreznico
zelo pogresal. Tako ljubeznjiva
je bila proti MENU! Tudi mi
imamo memo sestro zelo radi.
- Zaradi vas, gospod stot-
mix, sem pregovoril Konsuelo,
da je stregla vasemu otroku.
Ako hi bill kdo drugi bolan, bi jo
varoval in postal kako drugo
sestro. Ravno vi in pa Lazo sta
lahko popolnoma mirna, kajti
sestra Konsuela je zelo dobra
streznica, pravi biser; pa sal
ste jo v teh dneh spoznali. Mi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-11
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je postal boljsi. Ma svojo strez-
nico Sc je privadil, kajti Mari
ia pa je tudi znala privaditi Sc
ma njegove otroske navade, -
Z MIN Sc je igrala, mu je we'd
no kaj pripovedala, kar je po-
sebno rad poslusal.
Wolf je to vse opazoval z
bolestnim veseljem. Vedno je
moral misliti ma svojega dru-
gega otroka, katerega nj po-
znal. Bill je mrtev in njegova
Maria matt otrokova! DR.. Kor-
nelius pa Sc nj bill zadovoljen z
Lazotom; bill je Sc vedno pre-
slab. To pove Mariji, XII ga S
strahom pogleda.
o, dragi doktor, resite
otroka! Sal smo ga ze tako da-
lee pripeljali.
Zacuden jo zdravnik pogle-
da.
- Veliko zanimanje innate do
NIGGA, sami sebe pa zanemarja-
te, - pravi dr.. Kornelius po-
casi ter il poizvedujoce pcgleda
v obraz.
Najrajsi hi vas postal v
posteljo in dobil drugo strez-
nico, tako slabo izgledate. Sam
pred seboj Sc zaradi tega ne
morem opraviciti. Gospa Oma-
nova mi ne bi nikdar odpustila,
ako bi vi zboleli.
- Kdo vprasa po meni! -
JAZZ ostanem, doktor, - odvr-
ne odlocno.
- Kaj je? vprasa Wolf,
ko pristopi blize in jih je slisal
kako razgreto sta govorila.
- Ravno sedaj sem izpre-
videl, gospod stotnik, da sestra
Konsuela nj vec sposobna "a
postrezbo, - pravi mladi zdrav-
mix.
- Gospod doktor, sama maj
boljse vem, kaj smem sama Sc
bi zaupati, - pravi Maria vsa
razvneta.
Pri tenn pa Sc njene oci sre-
cajo z Wolfovimi, XII SO bile
plaho vprte MO. Maria pa
mu pomirljivo prikima. Zdrav-
mix je opazil tie poglede. Videl
je nezni izraz njenega oblicja,
ko je govorila Wolfom, in
globoka zalost ga obide, kakor
tudi tina jeza.
Tako zelo mu je bilo dekle
pri srcu, da bi jo varoval pred
vsakim ostrim prepihom, Sc
daj pa vidi, da med MO in stot-
nixon vlada izredno prijatelj-
stvo, cesar 81 nj mogel raztol-
maciti. Mogoce Maria -
Kakor hocete, - pravi
zdravnik hladno, - mislil sem
samo dobro "a vas in kot zdrav-
mix tudi boljse vidim. - Co.
spod stotnik, sami morate pri-
znati, da sestra Kopsuela zelo
slabo izgleda.
- Da, seveda, - pravi obo-
tavljajoGe Wolf, - toda Lazo
hi jo pogresal; rad jo ina in ze
navajen tako, da mora biti ved-
no pri MEM. Vendar pa ne mo-
rem nicesar reci. zivljenje Sc
sire je predragoceno, kot pa da
bi ga izpostavljala nevarnosti.
Tedaj morajo zasebne zelje cd,
pasti.
Tedaj Sc odpro vrata in v So
bo pride Gabrijela v elegant
nj spalni obleki; bila je sicer Sc
nekoliko bleda, toda drugace je
imela zdravo lice.
Dobro jutro, gospod do
ktor, - pravi, - cudite Sc, da
sem re pokonci; pa hotela sem
vas presenetiti. Zdaj mi je po-
polnoma dobro in sc zopet lah-
ko posvetim otroku.
ITO je prav, milostljiva 60
spa; nadomestite sestro Konsu-
elo, XII potrebuje miru in raz-
Vedrila - OdgOvOri zdravnik,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-11
Hisa naprodaj

"a 1 druzino, 5 sob spodaj, 3
spalne sobe zgoraj; vse nanovo
dekorirano; lepi naselbini, bill
zu transportacije, trgovin in So
le. Beneski zastori in "inlaid"
linolej. Hisa je II let stara. Ku-
pite direktno cd lastnika in pri-
hranite 81 provtzijo. Zglasite Sc
zvecer ali v nedeljo. Cena $12,-
900. 10000 Bradgate Ave.,
Clearwater 2191.
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chs ettoco dv o by apG
John rmobah
sndJm Issashry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
A Canadian Protest

In protest aya.rsf Ne rsr rrriraton prae'l'ed
b. he Amercan-omnea boa' the VIZ tween Canada
and Robo island appea his becn made - ne MaFpr
OF Windsor ~ Il prominent ah'o nd.or'e 20 see II II
Is possb.. for ihe Domu'on Go'eu.ref' II D''ana 70
cancel Tho tease which American toid On Rob-i.o Island
The incident vhrb ,a1.ed nc s-e red on
Dominion Day fcw weeks ago A small colored Windsor
boy and five little white bos ath whom NJ ch4mmed
boUghi ticket 70 Rob-lo from member ~ ne Canadian
Veteran legion when the six boarded he boat at thc
Windsor dock the colored youth pulled out Of line
by white American, Later. Windsor policeman in
formed the boy be- could not be allowed 70 make the
trip and he was taken from the boat The white American
refunded money for the lads ticket taking from his
own pockct and drove away in hearing American
license tag.
Similar incidents Of racial discrimination against
coored persons caused from time TO time by Bobo
boat agents operating from the Detroit side OF the river
in violation Of the Michigan Civil Rights Act but 50 far
the courts have nothing TO discourage the practice
L will be with keen interest that colored Americans VIII
look forward to Oawas reaction 10 the suggestion that
Canada cancel the American Bob-Lo lease IN protest
against discrimination against Canadians Of color.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
Copyright. 1945, BY New South Features)
BY Harold Preece

~ white supremacy after fighting the brown
shifted regiments Of white supremacy on the
Rhine and the roads q France?
I'm not trying 70 tell you how 70 run the De-
parfnent OF Justice except in the sense that any
American of any color has the right 10 speak up
ard express his opinion about the way that any
department ~ this government is functioning But
am going 70 tel: you what IL going TO happen 70
our country-if you don't know It alresdy-unless
tho federal government, starts direct and positive
fight against the evil forces Of white supremacy
IN the South
II NAV very xeI be that the case OF Wallace Van
Jackson vs. white supremacy r. one OF our very
last chances 10 preserve democracy In our country
n all NJ the citizens Of the South are not enfran-
chisfd BY 1876 through litigation instituted by the
federal government Talmadge Is likely 20 ride back
IN The wave 81 postwar reaction into the govern
,r's chair At Atlanta The former Ku Kiux oy-
ciors John Lee Smith will become governor ~
Texas In everv other Southern state. men like
them will he bidding for power-and viii take
pover-f the great mass % the Souths Negro and
white citizens haven'f the voting power 70 bury
them six feet under =, me polls n these men yet
IN me saddle. they're going 70 ride pretty hard on
the reope Norih and south
votinr-tnd Starving
Ku Rlurers ALWAYS have the money ~ nav their
poi tares eharecronners srd dav iahorers IN
normal sires seldom have me money N hrv
s.ct NJ ,neai XIV Rirvers N Tho voting and The
goufTs decert folks do ihe starving.
WHOM are vor cor,iuo 10 The defense ~ The souihs
reorie w. goiro into The courts md. IN The
NJ The r'nited s',fes government demand th"i such
nateniI~ nn-kmercan fricts The noll tav and
the 'edncafionsi nuaiHcaiIon- he ouiiawed7 Has
not she reborn French renrhilc orilawed The rr'l-
Jewish ieots1sffon nassed rrdo- fhe reirn ~ fhsf
-rrre. v'-rw ~o-errrent ~ ~" Vs,'s its rr'o
.b~-- .~~.o, rf~ie -o-e~r~-e~'a - 80 ri~-~~s'
r.-.., 80 VS., -'-~' - - '@-o~.'~- ~
....t~rs - .he r-~is~a et~t~s ~~~~-----. h~Ni-A
ceorri. ciii,~- =. --ea w-iiace Van Jackson7 We're
asking you Mr. Tom Clark
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
Car Shortage

Pointing out thai y VII ~
rnang months before even few
new cars are On The marke' and
several years before ali gho need
Or want new cars will DO able ~
iny ,hem col , Monroe Iohn-
son director ~ me office n De-
fouse transportation This week
Warned an motorists inrlnflag
hundreds and thousands ~ Nerro
operators 70 take care o. your
car or walk"
Since Pearl rarbor" Colonel
johnson said. = 000 cars have
gone ~ Tho road ever day and
~ viii take years 20 replace them.
We are heading into car saving
problem greater than 70 have
ever faced before Either we're
going 70 have 70 take care n our
cars or we'll have 10 walk"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
EDITORS MAIL
Co. D oh ord. Tas 3,

Co. D. oh Ord. Ing 3,
a. ?. G. Maryland
To the Editor.
Dear sir
II is most humiliatirz 70 real
that Senator'S OF this gres' eor''
Try do not believe tha, Negroes
are playing blk part y ne
defense OF our nation.
Have our unworthy senators
forgotten that II IL had ro' rts,
for the lack OF AMBITION o. thsI
forefathtrs that they would rH
have Negroes in their country 70
make statements about
l would like to ask this s-ss
ton
Can America get alors az
better today than she did n 10
DAYS OF slavery without Nes-oe''
Why men should utter siea
statements as those made W
Senators Bilbo. Rankin. and East
land. DO not understand Nen
who make such statements are
not shown to be intelligent ou'
stupid.
Are Senators Bilbo, Rankin. sna
Easiland sincere in their heliH
that Negroes are not doing snef
part, II so. why Go they n0'
take steps to eliminate the W
ture drafting OF Negroes 10"
military service and release mo"
OF us who are in service
As 4 member OF the militia!
service. I have taken great prio'
in wearing the uniform Of ln'
United States Army. but havins
statements made against one'
race shows a lack OF intelligence
on the part OF men who are n0
less than traitors 10 dsmocFae,,
and the race that il the oa'A
bone OF the United states
In the future ! shall 90 ny
part 10 bring the conflict "
tween our nation and Japan "
close.
Sincerely yours,
Cpl. william /. seareJ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
SEPARATE BIT TOTAL:
/" In Old Virginia p"

They Go big inieTrag --s.-ssI
Negroes IL Ricknc-1 cx- E.i
operate 100 different a-sr4SsA
They have three cccre-i-'a
There are seven real esrs's .ssl-
efs. 20 funeral homes. Negro
theatres, hotels 5 drug set !
hospitals. ard several dr. t.sss-
Ing establishments
Rlchnond has q total ~ ato.
a. 20 coo q. that number ,.s-s are
$500 Negroes Most a. re -sl
carriers are Negroes. T-sss 50
Negro OPA.
Virginia Union universe c-s
OF our leading race colleges e =.
Gated there Va Union has '---st
out many outstanding Nes-- 'sa'.
ers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
J { D A H . z 0 B

3-t are Ire -.f -ua.rs...rs przct-ec BY r--sro-s
iri2-s szs.rsf Asxfcss s-t other nlro-.;y ras!si
z-o-ss TIE A~e- seceraa0n q Latc- VII.
a.1Ays srrts o-'s.ts s,4-,erac- IN rs s.ts.ss
ciesa e., .l4ir rx s41llary lotss a-d ct1e-
..sc-.~.rs'1ry sa-tees
Similarly tightly oD,ro.ed and 1ic.a.or.s'
-rio-s sr ers- .-slfat.0.n - .svnzkArs sor
lr-A-ssr'gor ard u ne general pls,ic :o- s.s7 b
~ ~ 7'e-fsr-ior
vr..1 s-sr.tss "a, s'ana u TIE way 2. ,sen-
ro.oz. a. s-cgrsss -.f. - soartorsc 70 ~ lorE
rss- e1.ld;rK '-s1ss srio-s ard c'5e-s mage
rules ,hs Y.cni-., re ess n rex s5or SAVING d.
~ - smsssse % re sset. applause ;, ias
s~rs-s' i1tiic
Peal Program
III The long r4a ,hs so,s,on o; lsAors pubic r.
lst.crs problem is - he a4.e c, pca'.cs rhen 'hs;
Word "a broadly assc ~ ,7at mesa ia. he
sn4ons must otter seres 2. proposals fer ,he se-
olsa1zstior o. eeorcni.e so<iai snd g-,iiue~i lie
Labor 3 IN terrific 1l.erna rov Il e faced
siih the pfoFqert e. c-rsitsrsh.e lrempoy~sr;
and much strife over ~no sAaa re- 'hs scarce jobs
In tta' strife labor can easily lose I'll
Laoo-s sake II fsH employment IS he ard
ses'h ore not Just ,or ne inoivfuai who may or
themselves
Achiev!rg fall employmen, IS more than Just
pso6.em q sho4ung slogans 7, IS more than sim
pie pressure campaign directed AZ Congress or ne
president i, means getting into politics every day
% The year and on every important issue Il means
education ~ la5ors RANK and ne In the KIND ~
sotiety that Is needed for sgil employment i means
selling 'ha' kind N society 70 The general public
7; labor got 70 work m a proeseru IKE his &
would make clear that g ia not another selsish
rirnder-bund 70 be regulated every sep ot the
pay
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
Living South :

I've known r. : Attorney Genera Tom Clark
ever since be pas budding yourg lawyer ~ Texas
! think Tom lark has The chance % grow 70 the
stature T., ina, grsa, souihern4r Supreme Court
Justice Hugo l. Black. n he'll take =.
think - Sorernor Arnsil ~ GeorFia bad the
same ehante NAT Tom clark has nov. But Ellis
Arnall has been mlffng his chances these
La, few months Hes going doRn. not up, II he
doesnt atop defending in prsfi'e what no gem
nlrsiy liberal soniherner believe IN theory-ihe
iocffne ~ white sHpremscy' whcn finally Killed
had man IKE HnIer and which viii also Kill a
good man" Ike Ellis Arnall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28


Richnort Virginia IS no,s1 for
many records % past events II
vas The Sea, q The Confederate
government Il stlll holds true 20
It's 1901 traditions II IL also con
sidered the birth place o. N4Ero
business Rlrhncrd caa never -
called beautiful place. but Rich
nori hss seven hills that give
the citv h.E sizht - nizh;. Ne
groes move ahog, tn a comp;scercv
mood Tor they are constantly
aware % the segregated laws
They are 10, however. satisfied
about this urcivii.zed situation
As Is common IN most places IL
will take some time. hut things
will eventually work out People
who have any mind 70 think a.
al IN not take this attitude. for
Negroes are tired ~ being consid-
cred as tenth class citizens
There is an Urban League in
Richmond and recently It has
employed an Industrial secretary
II is hoped that much can be ac-
complished in irtegrating Negroes
into an equal pattern OF work and
industrial pursuits. They have a
very active YwCA and YMCA and
they get the support Of the total
communi'y. The MACE r. doing
all that Il can % champion the
rights OF minority groups II
fights hard They have a war Mar
Power Commission. but as you
know. being in a southern state
they maintain a separate section
for Negroes. completely stated BY
Negroes
Governor Darden assured Or.
Ellison. president OF Virginia
Union university. that even though
Virginia has segregated laws. the
Negro will get equal facilities
That. Of course. IL not true. Meth
er is II close 10 the truth. Negro
waiting rooms and rest rooms In
railroad and bus stations are quite
Inferior On Main street just OPP
poslte the station. one can see the
big $50 signs. On one window ~
saws colored rSO and two doors
below l. a white ESQ. 7 leisarely
looked In each one and com pared
general appearances The Negro
UsO was small place and con-
tanned an inferior grade OF furni-
ture while the white UsO was ultra
modern. II isa pity that Negro
servicemen have 70 see such glar-
INK differences. but they do.
Negroes IN Richmond are doing
biz volume OF business. There
are three Negro insurance firms
In that city. The Southern Aid So
ciety Of Virginia was founded in
1898 u f. the oldest Negro insur-
ance In the world II II a stock
company. There II the Richmond
Beneficial Stock company. and last
the Virginia Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance organization In 1898. II
started with a capital OF $500.
hut today its assets are $4,000
Richmond Negroes believe IN
supporting a Negro hank Three
Negro banks merged IN what ~
known as the Consolidated Rand
and Trust company. It's assets
amount 70 $4,000 600. II IL an In
spring siEht 20 see Negroes doing
such vital service
There is Negro cab company
which operates a fleet Of IS cabs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28

Vow Tom clark seems 70 be taking LOT OF IN
,erss, In what IL going on down IN Elliss state ~
Georgia He promised delegation from the 49,
ree.n,lv that he was going n prosecute vigorously
tho case ~ Georgia Sheriff Claude Screws who on
teennicaiifIes goi a reirlai for killing younF
Negro hope that pnfs ne screws on screws 20
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bunk IN 4 matchbox FOR the rest n his NE
But Mr. Tom Clark sho comes from down 70
Texas What sre you golng 10 do about ano'n''
ldy rase down IN ceorFia-ihe case OF Nek'"
Georgan. wallace van Jafkson. ~ho - SUING ~
the rlrht 10 vote denied him on July 4. 1915 Amefi-
sa's indenendenee day and Ceorea's election DAY
what are you going n a. ~ white sonihef"e'
10 insure the light ~ negro souherners n vote -
hat we'iI have democracy and not mohocracy--'n
Georgia and IN Texas Are you going n intervene
IN the suis ~ wallace Van Jackson with All we
force Of democracy which hss learned the danss''
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Tom CLARK used hts Influence 70
see that prominent Washington
negro lawyer got into the local
bar association. A. one white
Texan 70 another I want 20 thank
our Attorney General for thai
favor shooting Jim Crow out NJ All
OF Americas different organiza-
lions. and then lining up those
organizations 70 wiring Jim's dern-
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