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The Veterans Of Foreign Wars

The Veterans Of Foreign Wars tho
veterans Many memberships both
Legion and the Veterans Of Foreign Wars In these
similar. they differ
Negro veterans mafortunO that they do differ their attitude
him. WV
Grow treatment Negro veteran receives various hospitals
Nor have they protested the that Negro
opportunities at employment alone The VFW like
The Legion always supported the Veterans Administration when It
headed by Hines although
they Of Its shortcomings Like the Legion
their
the WV these campaigns have resulted the witch
huRta
The VFW have permitted their organization to be used by
interests
This attitude though honest unfortunate
America will not live for their fortune ncNcaby
with the
rebound the benefit Of the the VFw
other veterans the American Veterans
the only two TO fight for Wilson Wya housing that
would have benefited veterans especially.
Negroes will undoubtedly the VIEW
they will be active In this organization With the
Legion will have powerful voice shaping America all
viii have TO live In,
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Editorial Notes

That coalition Southern pOlaxcrs Republicans
6oder because their They
President Humans Legislative They
the
tArwot-0PA.
That committee investigating American should
something the
daily cannot but help have low opinion Of Congress
The Federal Council Of Churches 81 Christ their convention
Columbus Ohio. offered high leadership
Their support uNo liquidation cooniasm
their stand for civilian control Of their for the
development world against
prevalent America indicative
ton Bishop c. Bromley Oman the other churchmn this
meeting deserving OF the highest praise
support for their bold program.
bad that could YWCA
would gladly paid HMCA
their
been such great improvement,
Of the YWCA and the YMCA Is interesting Here
Minneapolis YMCA n
that the vicious would Negro youths
denied facilities Of the NMCA The
YWCAs hand the
c In their initial stands for Christian
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-,
deals with the forward role oi inc
'lo All" "''i'i S"'''"''
Challenging are the REMARKS Vi
Mr., Powell about the ro'e Vi t"e
AFL, the contributions Oh 'he ''"-
Grated locals TO use MS TERM
Powell feels strongly ABOUT ms
subject matter ana II IS 'mpoSS'oIe
to read the book without oe'"e ID
fected with ITS intensity, us pas
SION and us resolve mere Is
terrlhc punch on every one Vi us
ia pages ana "A teft'nc ch"''else
for racial ana working class UNITY
thefe IS IN l"c'' " '''"'''"se w
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NEW BOOKS
IT'S A SECRET
BY Henry Hoke
Danklak DraoS, gI M
Pamphlet Press SI.OO

| got a right TO sing the blues.
| got a right to feel low-down.
And | got a right to get pretty
damn angry when read about
treason and corruption and ny
pocrisy in high public Office. And
that's the way feel now.
just finished reading IT'S A
SECRET by Henry Hoke. 1t sent
shivers up and down my spine. It's
horror bOok--it is shocking,
startling, gruesOme. It's a book
every American ought to read, and
particularly If he happens, by the
accident Of birth. TO belong to
minority group.
We have already had our first
postwar race riot, and we've al
ready had our first postwar lynch
ing-beautiful postwar world of
plastics and racial and religious
bigotry and hatred. We thought
the war was over. There wasn't
even an armistice, ask Tennessee.
IT'S A SECRET is what is known
as timely book. II appears when
descriptive forces are bubbllng to
the surface after remaining rela-
lively quiet during the war years,
and Henry Hoke has a good deal
to say about those forces. He warns
US that the shooting is far from
over, and he more than just sug-
gests that the war against fascism
has not yet been won.
All varieties Of hate groups are
at work in this country, and Mr..
Hoke names them and describes
how they work. He tells us how
this group of would be Hitlers are
spreading their virus Of master
race, and how they pour their
poison on Congress. And he tells
how some Congressmen--not just
the Bilbos and Rankins either
have become infected and are car
riers Of bigotry, intolerance, hate.
Mr.. Hoke tells his story simply
and directly-but it is IA dangerous
story he tells.
Henry Hoke is no believer in the
velvet glove or the gentle word
he calls a fascist fascist, and he
cites chapter and verse to prove his
point. In this book you will find
many Of our most prominent legis-
lators and public figures involved
in one Of the most disgusting con-
coCtiOns of political double dealing
and hypocrisy since the days Of
Benedict Arnold. He takes US right
through the doors Of Congress. into
some Of the inner offices and points
damning finger at some of the
political "geniuses" who represent
the people--you and me.
But Henry Hoke does more than
just paint "A hair-raising picture
He tells US what we can do to clean
out these deflers of Congress 50
that government of the people, for
the people, and by the people might
have fighting chance.
This is a must" book. Every.
body is going to be talking about
it, II would be a good idea if some
of us read it.--Irwin Lee Geatstein
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War Veteran Asks
What L. 5. Will Do?

Editor: So many Negro veterans
are returning home these days only
to find the identical situations still
existing that were holding Negroes
opportunity down to minimum
before the war, that feel it my
duty to speak Of II. With that in
mind, and being a veteran myself,
| would like to submit the follow
ing thought:
The seventh day of the last
month Of the year l94l, Americans
of every known race. color and
creed stood in complete amaZement
and angriness at the bitter years
that could be seen ahead. Remem-
Der Pearl Harhor! The words
echoed and re-eChOed throughout
this vast and mighty land. The
"Fellas" on the corner. high school
and college students began to dis
appear. Bank clerks, butcher boys.
grocery store employees, all began
to disappear from community ac-
tivities and industry.
Now they come back, weary and
tired Of war. beaten and worn be-
yOnd imagination. Now they come
back, the white man. the black man,
the yellow man. the brown man,
and all the various races and reli-
gious denominations that make up
this democracy. Aglow in each one
is flame Of expectation. but they
step slowly into the same rut and
grind that was theirs, and has been
theirs for centuries. The oppressed
sigh. and their flames of expecta-
tion begin to diminish to shoulder
ing embers Of desires and wants
gone by.
What is your answer? What is
| your answer to these people who
are being denied equal opportunity
in a country which is supposed to
be one nation indivisible, with lib
erty and justice for all?
Sincerely yours,
ELMO JONES,
1892 Clinton Avenue,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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Their Own Opinion

The commentators on this
page express their own person
al opinions. Such opinions do
not necessarily express the edi-
torial views Of this newspaper.
II Is this newspapers policy
to use reprints from various
newspapers covering q wide
variance Of current opinion be-
cause II believes our readers are
entitled TO know both sides Of
given public issues.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-15

good cause, and gave a very fine
build-up in behalf Of our race in
general. A few bouquets to a
mighty fine editor of our home pa
per and the staff as a whole.
MRS. MARCUS H. JACKSON,
1887 f. Franklin Ave,
Minneapolis 1, MINI.
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School Lunches for children7

The Republican, Keynote sounded by the comforNy wefed
Representative Harold knusOn Or Mimi who warned
"YOu have reduction keep lacking useless things
IKE this sehool-luneh stuff From PM.
important question is whether children shou taught
them Should
that politicians
their really
considering this Frederick
y ari.S TR Ohio) from he Congressional Record.
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Mississippi Negroes Speak Their Piece
Right i'm the State of Mississippi
BY DAN GARDNER

The spark has apparently long last touched
off fire in Mississippi Negroes have been less
cerous of the southern states about their rights but
not in Mississippi The state that leads the nation in gno
enforced peonage reaction and antAmercan
is the state in which majority Negro population has been
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Praises Newman Talk
On Radio Program

Editor: A nice big round Of APP
plauSe to Mr.. Newman for that
very fine radio talk Of last Satur-
day. March 9. He indeed peeled
out some worthy lines for a very
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LETTERS

Editor. Note. All letters sent I" the
paper for reprinting must be kept within
100 words preferably less. The shorter
YOUR letter Of opinion is, the better chance
you will have to get il printed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-15

Readers Of this newspaper re-
esivs the best in features. cartoons
and columns this publication can
aHord.-Adyt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-15

The switch in sentiment concern
ing the party designation feature
is believed to be due to the fact
that both Republican and DFL par
ties have gone on record AS definite
IL favoring partisan elections. In
his 1913 message to the State
Legislature. Governor Stassen said
he would look with favor upon the
re-establishment Of the feature
and other party leaders have ex-
pressed similar attitudes.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-15

There has been a growing feel
ing on the part Of both Republican
and DFL organizations that they
are handicapped IN building strong
party organizations because they
cannot rely upon the elected county
or state officials 20 serve as main
stays in the party machinery when
such officials are elected on non
partisan basis. fArty leaders be-
lieve that party organization is
relatively meaningless II it cannot
be based upon grass roots" partiei-
patton and they feel such participa-
ton can be achieved only when the
local officials are active party par
Elephants.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-15

Serious scholars Of political
science have long argued against
non. partisan elections Of State
Legislators because they feel this
defeats the whole concept Of party
responsibility. They point out
that it is foolish to elect state
wide officers on the basis Of a party
platform and at the same time elect
legislators who are not committed
to the party platform and usually
shy away from too open an identif-
cation with n party.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-15

NEXT WEEK, AMERICAN VETERANS COMMITTEE
Evening star., 1946-04-18
T axe My Word for 1t
Y FRANK COLBY
Norman NJ. Thomas.
American Socialist.

Voice, high baritone. The place.
ment is we'll forward The quality
of the voice is nasally vibrant all
most to the point of being strident.
Thomas voice is unusually express
sive, but it needs toning down-per-
haps modulating is the better word
in order to conform to good radio
technique. Like many other speak
ers who have spent long years in
addressing large audiences, both in
doors and out, Mr.. Thomas doesn't
quite trust the radio or public ad-
dress system to supply the necessary
volume A conversational tone Of
voice would make his broadcasts
more listenable.
Enunciation, fast, crisp, and with
a nice professional polish, doubtless
resulting from his training for and
his 20-year service in the Presby-
terian ministry.
Style. Middle Western or general
American. In straight address or
in debate, Mr.. Thomas speaks force
fully and convincingly and with
masculine vigor.
Pronunciation, extremely good.
On the Town Meeting broadcast
which was checked for this article,
he did not mispronounce any word.
However, he gave to the word re
volt" the obsolescent pronunciation
''ree-VAHLT." 1t is quite unusual,
but is still to be found as second
choice in a few dictionaries.
Score: Voice, 90 enunciation, Is:
style. 25; pronunciation, 25 Total.
95 Rating, excellent.
Your nominations are invited.
(Copyrisht. The Bell Syndicate. me, 1a46)
Evening star., 1946-04-18
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

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Evening star., 1946-04-18

and destructive. All wear rich vel
vety colors Their dispositions are
sullen; their form sinister and their
ominous warning buzz causes chills
to race up ones spinal column.
The vibration of a footstep Is
enough to send the rattler into po-
sition. When IN a round and grace
full coil, a deep breath is taken.
There is faint sound like rushing
wind as the rough. scaly body is in
f1ated. The brilliant eyes watch
carefully. The strike is faster than
our eyes can follow.
Rattlers give birth to 10 to II
young. There is a soft button on
the tip of the tail In few days
the first skin is she'd Then food
is sought. Small mice, rats, rab-
bits, birds. In two months this skin
is too tight. Another segment is
added. The youngster shakes his
tail vigorously making slight buzz
Rattles are added as skins are shed
They have nothing to do with the
age of the reptile Some are lost
others worn off There may be Is
Red rattlers of the deserts reach
a length of feet. They are not
as sullen in captivity as the dia-
mond back. They travel as do all
rattlers over the sand in straight
line. The head slightly raised
Progress is in a leisurely fashion
The flattened trail is easily recog-
niZed.
Evening star., 1946-04-18
Children
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
RED DIAMOND RATTLESNAKE
fCrotQluS dtrOT.

0ED DlAMoND MA 1 1LESTNAhc.
fCrotaluS GtrOIJ
One resident of the deserts you
must carefully avoid or instantly
obey is the red diamond rattle
snake. known in the arid regions of
Lower California, Southern Cali
fornia and Southwestern Arizona.
Fortunately, all rattlesnakes issue
their unmistakable warning Ma
ture has made these dangerous rep
tiles give warning signal. They
are aware of your presence and on
the defensive. They never make
hostile movement. They merely
take their position, ready to strike
their deadly blow. Retreat from
them even a few steps and the
reptile will race for cover.
The desert rattler is colorful. It
is of a reddish hue with diamond
markings of a deeper shade. In
stead of the horn-colored rattles,
this reptile has chalky-white rings
edged in glittering black Such a
contrast Immediately attracts at
tention.
Rattlesnakes possess a strange
fascination for many and a paralyz-
ing fear for scientists and novices
who know that the venom is swift
Evening star., 1946-04-18

NEW AND USED house tIailers on Il to
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WAFER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY 8EACR. on Cnesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
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ave, Route 214. drive, to end Of Route 2l;4;
en left r on xR Roue Ros spd 1 ave and grH. ms
1Sg nef or 1fR Mr. ft E a9i NhSSn M
ONCE, 426 Investment Bldg. DI. 1739.
NORTH BEACH-Near school. 7-room bun
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sEEIBYP-0iiN,-THE-BAY-For sale. summer
cottage; 30 miles D. C; private beach and
SndnH SSh9asf fsf ifs N shsst
s5's sA6fE LOT: Vsqslsna sss
K1EHoBoTH BEAcH-Modsrn, 3 bedrooms,
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garage with dressing rooms, attractive
Ell NJ s sS1o Win IEaud at dus GEE Sss
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FOR FOR SALE BY Owner Cottage, mod.
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WATERFRONT HoMEsITEs at turkey
Sunday afternoons. CHARLES F. LEE,
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months anywhere near water S24o rent.
SUMNER sttStiie s2St AND WINTER BUNGALOW with
all conveniences. oil heat, > bedrooms, in
closed front porch, living room; kitchen
Partially furnished. beautiful wooded lot.
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WANTED = Beach cottage, last week in
June; at least three bedrooms EN-. 4233.
Evening star., 1946-04-18
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FARMS FOR SALE.

IN LogDOUN COUNTY, VA. about 25 miles
from Washington. in Pleasant Valley.
acres 80 GOOD timber and $50 cultivated
land, wheat, rye. corn. alfalfa: 7-room
and bath frame house and 4.room and
full of hay, also horse. COW and sheep
stables: Smokehouse, chicken houses and
other oItbuildings: complste let farming
bull 90 heifers hogs, 40 chickens. etc
Tenant farmer on premises. Entirs {r9 Prop. 2.
sssy sesnt teGss0 ox obs Il GI loe oesa sass'o
se3,5OO-Dairy farm, 80 mi. from down
town Washington; 215 acres, with stream
Foush ss sroom Dase Pa Wsns f lang tensn
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breakfast room modern KITCHEN; hot-Tater ter
bldgs.. IL acres woods, fine shade and
shrubs Priced to ,,,s sell ~ immed: terms %
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Evening star., 1946-04-18
Bundsmen Practice
As Educators Preach
BY the kssocioted Press

MISSOULA. Mont. - Trombones
and trumpets blared in one part Of
Montana University students union
building as band rehearsed,
The dignified Rockefeller Institute
study group met in another room.
Raising his voice above the brass.
DR.. Baker Brownell shouted: They
practice while we preach!"