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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-04
S3e6enbiirottd,.o .o!m,rifauifdwe noI1sbldtt

pieoer peiter. Ueiraat. lpann mir
am 3iel ,p1ren, baben mir nif)t
mebr. @ir ,paren franf gelporoer
Dor Iufregung unS Gntbebrlln9
llnieren all6lenoen Gurit fonnten
mir nur nit @aiier. oas nui ser
GisiIGtr luor. itllen. s>nmer me
,ber oicielben tralriaen @ilocr. Trl
Gag neigte iid mieocr ieinem Gno.
ju. ...........
Gs iino MIR nod ein bis ipci
ailometer. riei elmer Scm anorrer
iu. Starf fina IS an 81 hiimmcrn
slles illbr, ulgeadtet ser @or'cbrif-
ten - cs mar id,on lanae fem go
liSiit mebr III ieben ourhsinan-
Ser. slIs tpGrc cine @ettiahrt ee
plant, 10 ie)otm Sic @aaen i'm
Tunfeln iif, meinanoer porbei. 9ic
Eieroe int @aiier puntid,eno, INNER
pcrpGrts inlr1er porirGrts. I'M
beimlit, murhe mir 81 Ml,te. sd)
iilhr aus ser &eihe heraus. uno mir
iihernohtctcn nod, einmal ani sem
Gle s(Is es bea ,plroe,, gina es
id)nell peiter. Nud, ,irfo cinitiinoi,
ger isahrt hattcn mir es enolid, &c,
'clafit. Stint Gage uno pier Mid,tc
hutte Sic grouiise isabrt iibcr NaS
Sriihe Saii geoallert. @eld, ein
@liidsociiibl ourcNitromte uns. nls
mir fciten 9poen unter oen ;SiiBen
hdtten. "a lpureu aud Sic idlinrnl.
item Strupa5en nit oenen aui Dem
Saii niclt 81 uergleitl,en. pblucbl es
gar nid,t siniad mar. abenbs Guar
there ju befonlmen. oie man i'm
0unfeln aui iehmalen, pereiIten
@eaen aliiuhen mllbte.
@eiter muBten mir iahren. 9tie-
nInno ul,bte lpcbin. Sitpreuben.
@eitpreuben hatten mir binter uns.
S8ir marcn i'm 9egriii nod, Gcm-
mern binein 81 iabren. gis fur,
Dor aoslin iino mir reipeien. &on
So bat man uns ,lriidgeidlift. Die
Suiieu ieien I'M slnjuge uno bGtten
oie @ege ourh Granaten aufaerii.
len ,lno llnpaiiierbur genad,t. 3irfa
iiinf @rd,en lanl baben mir 10 oas
lirapajerpulle 2eJcn aus uns nebs
meu miiiien. Git unfre,,nOlife
Sunrtierleute, fapm einn,aI am "a.
sc etlpns @armes eeseiien. feinoli-
dje sslieger, @eid)iibbpnner, aranf=
belt
.slus Ser 3eitidlriit Sic r@egens
mart"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-04

MN bat eerabe ser stootfern be,
emit 10 id)lnuden ss6heritaot unias.
bar gelitten. 8om Sdllob angefan.
gen Bis sur 9riegsitraBe unb peiter
nod Siten unb g4eIten lteben in
breiter ssront faIt nur nod ausge.
trannte Jaiiaoen. Yon Sen beriibm-
ten 0einbrenner6auten lit nun oic
Miinse in ser SteianieitraBe Ser
Sernihti,ne entsaneen. Smmerbin
lit in Musiid)t genommen, 81 gege
6ener '3eit menieitcns oas Shlob
nit oem 3irfel. oas Motbaus uno
sic enpanseliidc Staotfrihe am
Marftplas uno oas fur5e Stiif ser
&arl ;Srieorid) Strabe in alter 5orm
auf,ubauen, 70 oob sic dlarafterilti
id)en 3iige oes Staotbiloes pieber
reuaufleben.
Sd)tuer triift &arIsrube in ieinet
gieenid,aft als NilegeitGtte fllltu.
| rellen 2ebens Der 0erlult Der Can
| resbibliotbef nit ibren unerietlider
9mherih1ben, bon oenen alleroings
Gin 1eil aerettet lit, ioipie bes 9a
| niidlen Staatstheaters. ser aunIt.
bod)ihule, ser 3unltballe. Ser 5ef,.
| niidrn &od)ifule uno bes Nusitel
tunssseb1uSes. Gum Slid 6lieh
,penigltens 6as &on,ertbaus ne6eli
Ser 5eritSrten JaithaIle erbalten, in
Sem iest oas gaoiide Staatstheater
cine 3ufludt seiunoen bat uno I'M
ter ieinem reuen sSntenoanten Sans
6erbert Midels ihon tpieber cine
beadtlihe 11tigfeit entialtet. ltr,
oie @ieoerbelebuns bes fulturel1en
eebens MAIDEN iid) 5tuei neue Sniti.
ti,tionen perbient: Die fultureae Sr.
ganiiation bes MDB@ aarlsrube.
ser 2ulturbuno einerieits, nno fer.
ner Die vaatboliihe Mrbeitsgemein.
ihaft 4arlsrube" unter Dem 0oriib
ron staotbefan Dr. u. Miioe.
grbebli4en einidrdnfungen iii
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-04
Erste Friedens -Sparbonds-
Kampagne i'm Gange
Wird zvm Schultz des Pvblikvms vor
unternommen.

Gas Stasmnt beginnt nit ieiner
crlten iSr:coens Sparbonos-& Sam,
pagne. ois NIT oem Sabrestogc oes
Ss1ages bcganu uno bis gum 4.
Su!i fortgelebt lperoeu miro. 9ieie
GerfauIs &alnpaane lit pcrid,isoen
Don Den ariegsbultos- -aanlpagnen.
bel Oencn iiir bie wrid)ieoenen Sor-
ten Don Bombs S0dltquoten ieitee-
lcet lporoen ,paren uuo ole Oefient-
l:dfeit allgercgt sporoen rpar, 81, in
ueltieren, lnu oie &riegsbemiibungen
,il lnteritiiten. Sieies Ntal lit sic
aampagne besonnen i'm Sntereiie oes
&dufers ielbit. Die Oeiientlihteit
miro eril,ht, in Sparbonos 5u inpe-
ltieren, ga es lid babel I'M eeiunoe
ssnp,itierungen banoelt unb iolhe
Sl,ueitieruns oie 6r0Bc Ser nidt in
llmlaui beiinolid)en @elomeusen
pcrringert, Die in 8anffonten Iiegen.
Ias uno nod anoere 8riinoe gci1br.
sen oie Yreisitruftur oes 2anoes.
Tie 9auptabiidt Ser lauienoen
aampagne beitebt nid,t leoielid) 90
rim, pabreno Der ndtlten 6 Monate
nebr 8onos 5u parfauien. IS bans
oelt iid) oabei oarunt Die Oefientlid-
felt alrlnlerflnm sll MAIDEN aii sic
9totmellSigfeit oes lpitenatiidpll
Sparens. Dit Yreisfontroue i'm
aufrubr uno Dtangel al notlpenois
gen geoarisartifeln, berporgerufen
rurd oie lan9en Streifs, lit es an
3sSeigt, oaraui aufmerfiam gu MO,
ten, baB iolpObl sic Woblfabrt bes
Staates ipie ser Gin5elnen es erior,
bert, oaB oas 8eloipenoen ponieiten
ser !llgeneinDcit eingeihrGnft tper.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-04

sen ntuB. Die Dterge oes @eloes,
has iett jirfuliert. lit oreimaI 10 groG
ais ausgangs 1910. Die Gepolitell
in Sen 8anfen. bie gleid) 9e5ogeil
tperNen f0nren, boben lid pcn 80
Miaiaroeu aui Is Dtillioreeu CT
boht INTO oie Oeppiiten, Sic ni6i
sleid einlosbar iino. ionOern sefiin
oiet perocu miilien, iino Don q
Nilliaroen aui 80 Miliaroen ange.
lpatlen.
gNcnn sic Celient!Gbteit oa9in
gebrad)t tperoen fam, nlebr Oes
Yargeloes in Hegierungsbonos an5ll.
legen. lit Die 8eiabr Ser Snflatioll
perringert, ia bort pieqeidt iogar
gang auf 81 beiteben, porausgeiett
Oie &Gufe Ser ilel,en Negierungss
bombs rperoen nidt 81 iebr aus9e'
siid)en Ourd ioiprtise Nelleinloiun.
gen. 8dbreno ser eriten 5 Monate
oes Sabres betrisen sic &duie al
Sparbonos ungeidbr 3.4 Milliar
oen nit ginloiungen in Sibe Don
2.S MiQiaroen, 10 Oab iid) ser 8eri
ser Nettouerfduie in Wirflihfeit nur
aui 629 Rialonen lteat. Naffriegss
Grgiin5uttgstduie Gerllllte ourd
Streifs, Stelwrnad,jabllngen l,iip
tritaen 5lueiielsobne oa5u bel, Bombs
einsliloIen. 6liidliGerlpeiIc spar Oas
Ginloien Ser 8onos pdbreno oes
Monats Wtai niht mebr 10 itarf
Man boiit, oaB ourd Die nun Begin
nenoe aampagne Die Ginloil,ng Sc,
Bombs nod itirter berabseieet per
Ben mag. Man fauie oie &egierungs
Sparbonos viiir gut" 5. +. ais ST.
peitierungen sic uon Tauer lino.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-04

.Mus bieien 2ebren beraus ent
rifelte iitb abnn IN Den &opien
Ger Stuoenter Elm SaB oeren anoe.
re 8aiien mS GoIser, eegen Der.
rreintlihe 5einoe, uno mahte liz
bcreit. iiir tiinitiae angriiisfriege.
Sm- Sabre 1925 lpuroe oie mill
tGriide ssnitruftion an ser &potr
llniperiitit burh einen Sberit unr
orei Sauptleute oes &riegsbeparte'
n,entS peritdrft. Sbl,eblid) mar oit
llniwriitdt gGn5lid, inter Die &on.
trcne oes Milit1rs gefommeu.
Die MfilitGr. Iutpriiiten entlieBen
Damn audi Iafifalpa mno anoers
Iiberale 2ebrer, "a 5afifa.pa Nrtifel
eeihrieben bate, Die Die manoIdul.
ride gfidrc unb SarSllngcn ber
9ieoierlng sic an oie nationaIio5ia.
liitiihcn Netbooen erin.crten, fri
tiiicrte. Gr mar audi INNER fiir
isrieoen uno sic MISUNDERSTANDING
bon Reht eingetretcn.
Tafifapa mar elmer aus ser lan.
cen Ieibe Ser 3eugcn iiir Sic Nh.
fIagepertret,,ng, Sic SEN 8eipeis ei.
ner militGr Siftierten grSiebungs
lnetboSe brahten. Scine geseu5unr
,purSe ouh 9ofument eingereid)t.
Sir @illiam @ebb, ser HrGiiOenl
bes glf.Mann tribunals, mad)te Sc,
Mnflagepertretllng oen Sorlhlaa
Sic 9abl ser 3eugen berab5uIeebn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-04

Wien. @enn ien1anb cine
Reiie tut. oann' bot er porber Sor
gen. Sic lperben ollrd sic Erali?
n1inarien elmer slusiabrt, als oo
iino: ;sormalititen Inn Sic &eile-
crlaubnis, rrbunoen nit ltllnben-
tangent Inlteaen, !no iblieBlid, sic
rergniialihe mooerne slrt oes Hei.
lens ielb, peruriad)t. Mber - Elm
@eiud) bel Sen Meiiebetreuern oes
olterreihiIt)en Gerfebrsbiiros aibt
trotocm einen glit in cine liht.
pcllere 3ifl,nit e..
Oeiterreid)iide Caie i'm inter-
nationalcn Micn
Sn Ger ransen Wclt ,atten
Sciterre'li.Heiien einen glten Mui,
uno bis 5im Sabre 1888 in getrie.'
geapeien3n ietbs ausldnbiihen 8e,
ifdItsitellen, iiinf Yropaganoabii.
rcs ,mS iiber neunbunoert Gerfauis.
iieaen oes Gerfebrsbiiros batten oa.
mails alle Stinoe poll 81 tun, nm
9lniroaen uno Mbihliieiiu fir Ce.
lterretd.&eiien acred)t Su meroen.
sSn Gen iicbcn Sabren ser ginglie
eerung in oie Groboeutids isrem.
ecnperfehrsorganiiatio murSc ieoe
oiterreidiide Giaenart al,seeicloItet
l,no Sen ielueiligen belltiden Son,
Scr uno Gor5uasintereiien bintan,
geIteat. Seit cinem Sabr fat iid,
cber nun oieie oiterreid,iide Naic
fiir &unoenbienit uno Silisbercit.
'Gaft i'm internatipnnlen @ien ,pie
Der auf eicene Eiibe eeirut. galS
- 10 bofft man iperocn aud, eli.
rlae Ser Muslanosbiiros ,um 3,uedc
Ser iSor0erltnd Nes ,Sren,henpcrfehrs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-04
8eint Gittea,afei, IN
wieft

gSrn. NeElid, iabte ih Sen
GntihluB, ginfauien 5u geben, inns
,lpar nift aui Sen beriibmten
.sd,nar5en Vfarft", ionoern bon
8eif1ft iu 8eid,Git ponoerno mel.
nc @nreu S,l erltehen.
Gpn meiner iSrau t,fam id) ei,
ne Reibe ipertppaer &atihlGge nit
aui Sen @eg. sir sic 8liibbirnen
fannIt Ou bem gleftrifer Sic paar
Ifeter Griatfupierbraht anbieten.
Sic mir jll 5aue bat,n. llno iiir sic
sdubriemen biete id ein neues
3ahnbiirItel."
9eirn gleftrifcr nngefommen. ser
Elm alter @efnnnter n,eines S1lts
herrn lit. trnt id) nit Sd)ou,
ser ein. Gem bon ibm ipate es al,
bdngen. Oh mir in ser Slide uno i'm
0abinett mieoer elettriid)e 0ele,1d)=
tllng befommen, ODER ob mir &c.
2pungen iein merSen, uns in sen,
Strom ser Yetroleunbe5ietcr nm
fiini llhr iriib bei ser 9e5irfsporite,
hung an5uiteaen. Sd, lieb Sen Wei.
tier IfCn ariiBen, Elm biBd)en Der,
legenL ipeil id) SEN Wann ia gar
uidlt femme, BON Dem if i'm idon
1riiBen lieb. vMha. sc lpoIl'n ipas"
p,einte Ser belliidltiee Mann. Sd
hecann Iaut 9luitrag bonn grias.
fl;pferorobt ju er5dblen, leitete Damn
'dlpungpoa iiber SIR geleudtlnQ
I'M allgemeinen Nino meinem Sofia
Ginettioa i'm 6eionOeren, furj unt
| aut, ifJ entipifelte cine 8ereoian
teit, Sic einem geriid)erunasaeenter
Gbre genlaht bGtte. Gnolid lpar id
| bei Sen Bliibbirnen. Gs mar ber
aus. Sd id)mies erid,6pit. Nah lon
gem lleberleeen iprad) ser Wann
,alio gut, iperfaui Sbna ane, obe,
sc oerin's nienlano oer5dbl'n, l!,nl
alaub'n sic 2eut', BIN teppert, uni
| res id)ao't mein 8'idGit."
Bel Sen Sdubriemen mar id) Sc
miitia unS pinIelte. Der &aufmanl
ninIelte nod beiier uno ermdbnt'
lamentierenb Die grobe Diirre. s(ll
id, ibm 5uborte, muBte id) anneb
men, oab Sic Shubanoeln auf g1u
men nafien. oie Dor 0iirre ali
einaecan9en iii,o.
Gir iamnerten cine Belt lans
,um 8otterbarmen. Damn brad
mein 8eifditspartner ab uno iagt
harid,: Cine griatqualitGt ba6
id porrdtie, cine grt Yapier. abe
trokbem beiier ais Die eelpobnlidel
| Sd)nierriemeu. Sic foiten alleroing
etlpas mebr." l1nb er nannte elm
! Summe, BON Ser friiber Der 8ejie
fer elmer Notltanosunterltiibung ei
ne 0od)e lang leben mubte. Sd
faufte uno fdoelte oas erbaltene Ct
iabproouft gleid elm. slls id in Sc
&drntner Strabe iiber oen r@robe1
Sauien beim Stod I'M giien" flet
terte, rib es aber ihon.
! sluf) ser griabriennen, oen il
/, critano uno gleih umidnalte, ri
et1pas ip6ter, aIs id nod benz Ber
sebren meiner @erftiibenportiol
tief Mtem bolte.
Il 0ieiem r@ertfiihenipampen plu
i Giefatmen mar Dos cole griubpro
butt nidt eeipahien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-04

etnb Ste nns sS.re aRSebDstAes
oeltslieS TIM Qrantenperein nnS
Central Hertanb? Benn ni&t, iets
u bte Seit tet5utreten. Nm aenanere
Snfsrmattsn rufen Sie ben 3slal.
Sertrster On. ="
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30

THE destiny of the Negro is in
extricably tied up with the destiny
Of the poor man throughout this
country and the world."-C. FL
wood Boulware.
mo one anywhere should be dis
eliminated against because some
body doesn't like the color Of his
skin, or the church he goes to, or
the country where his father or
grandfather was born" - Henry
Wallace.
Though we have been condi-
toned to believe otherwise, the real
way out Of this wilderness is for
colored leaders to tear their glances
away from the white mans poster
ior.
They must look up and chart
their course by the same stars OBJ
served by Nehru, Gandhi, Madam
Sun Yat-sen, Stain and other great
leaders Of the disinherited. HARRY
Keelan.
"The British Empire is making
war upon the Jews and it is not
pretty spectacle for the world,
and especially for minorities in
every land.
"The British are not making war
upon Jewish armies, navies and air
force units but upon Jewish men,
women and children. Some Of these
are the healthy Of Palestine, but
the vast majority are sick, manned,
starved, helpless victims Of Hitler
in Central Europe, Roy Wilkins.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30

WILL out my VIII be done, Oh! Lord.
Thoroughly disciplined, superbly
trained to obey mechanically with
out reasoning, the army can easily
be converted into the greatest mob
OF all. Arrogant, strong -minded men
who desire to boss the world, direct
the army to main, injure and to
kill in the name of a better world
in which to live.
Even the law Of the command
ment which says, Thou shalt not
kill" is suspended in Difference to
greater efficiency Of the mob. The
great force Of Christian believers
who chant piously and pray fer
vently for the life everlasting are
properly aghast when the mob kills,
but they are never more articulate.
They have surrendered to the neg
alive philosophy Of the moral cow
ard. There are Christian men in
Georgia and Mississippi, and Ten
nessee; there are Christian men in
the British Army, there are Chris
tan men in the government Of the
United States, but they have
neither the power nor the will, born
OF righteous anger, to stop the mob,
You say you are not friRhten-
ed; but do you really know? You
are numbed by the chilling terror
OF reality. The imminent effect
Of prolonged and growing hatred
Is perhaps too close to you for
you to examine il effectively.
You think that because the mob
has not called for you or yours
in the dead Of the night, or be-
cause you are on the side Of the
mob either by omission or COM
mission, that Il can only hapDen
to someone else, but brother, AS
the country preacher used TO say,
1T is upon you"
Hatred Is one destructive force
that is not easily satisfied, nor il il
n respecter of persons. II runs
amuck and finally DESTROYS them
that foster It. II is in the august
halls where the peace is being con-
sidered, 1t roams about the halls
where the United Nations meet and
deliberate; it is represented in the
United States Senate by the Rleagle
Of the ku Klux Khan from Missis-
Sippi, II is in your neighborhood and
It will be in your heart before the
day is done. II is the password OF
the new world order; it is the begin
ming Of the end.
Every time a Jew is slaughtered
or a Negro is lynched, stop where
you are and tremble, for you are
next II may take a little while
to get TO you, but doubt it not, your
turn will come. It's either the mob
or you.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Mrs. Lewis Visit
Social Worker Visits Prison
For Thirfv.EirSf War

tFrom Prison Mirror. Saltwater, MIMI
Mrs. Frances Pierre Lewis again
visited inmates at this institution
last Friday, bringing her message
Of cheer and encouragement. She
first began her pilgrimages here
in 1915, and we believe since that
time, she has missed but one year,
when she was detained in Chicago
by the illness Of a relative.
She terms herself a "lifer" and
expects to come each year and
bring sunshine and hope for a bet
ter future to the unfortunates who
reside behind these walls. We COM
mend her for her loyalty, love and
devotion to those who have erred.
She recognizes the fact that it is
human to err, but divine to for
give. We hope Mrs. Lewis may en-
joy many future anniversaries and
her life be filed with joy and hap
piness.
Editors Note; The Fannie Pierre Lswis
referred to above b q native Of Minneapolis
who has for years brought cheer TO the
inmates At the state prison. She began her
work years ago when there were practically
no social workers In this area interested IN
assisting the inmates Of penal institutions.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30

Services, bringing the total jobs in
that agency to ITO. Out of the first
300 jobs passed out by the agency
colored veterans did not get one.
The agency claims no colored vet
eran applied. Get your application
in to Perry Faulkner, chief, Vet
Grams Employment Services, Wash
ington, d. c., and then send US a
card saying that you have applied.
There is an official here in the
Labor Department who is inter-
ested in seeing what happens to
your application.
Attention all disabled veterans!
The new law just passed stating
that an on-the-job trainee's salary
plus his subsistence allowance can
not exceed 5000 a month does not
apply to you. Willard Rice, your
national legislative representative,
took the matter up with General
Bradley last Friday and General
Bradley made it plain that the law
did not apply to YOU.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
People Must Not Revert to Hvsterio

Recent mob violence the southland wave of in
freely pFsdetsd By hs Negro press during tSs
he sTS' .na p As Sos If mob much
81 Sdueaon snd SsSsoS Ss oT p to s
q our f e cope with The problem which
bAraument ntsrSOnsl front 0' IAN " cause us en-
S g:' !. Sss Si:y .n e
5S SS. where there re By law snoTSs
can 3 issd By the hoOumS RaIsrs as EXCUSES sc y %s
Southern Negroes should follow the lsadsr.hD Of III. On,h.
n ssSs ana TSss which aPRsS. from Ssst
paid advice from Negro editors who ii at ds sHu @ Ss
wr e S .Sussn people, rs enough for
5sv'S are mile. no aTsSs tfR
~; % constantly Tiy T Ssp hs s
& there good white people p scS the fact
s m a: 'f S.Rs. nS t i h91d not 8 Jumped
fsSs n ~ sun another group who become enemies or
few g:y vi = s: s. asn sas
E au Ro people who have not their
esas Es n . na%s o. o nst0oy
SGz na e. Ena e RSs Il. .1
AND e. @ e S %SrS" a. mot Ra
3 %S1 S: and to l. ssaS .n 9ssSGs policy
program designed make influence people part OF the
s.s sS7: % STS
.o1 aSo n SSa A'T S., thousands all levels Of
ton labor industry TR Rs SnE race &
q: which i fy form help Ss T SS,. % MsgTSs
$50 he negro ESa san sSq n IS
Asr,a an no enlist them IN his Tor the Negro
~ eCOp - OF members Of the majority group. nave
organization good public relations making fsrd
~ Aho couectivey will pay dividends and will hsn h.
ne da when viii make neb s dep hasten
uate their dastardy eowardly deeds 'S AFRAID 70 perpe
si S.So. sTs T Y4S Sspps.n City
ana are credited with causing his defeat S~ugn'eE
FEM voters training their sights on ConRres,man TO-,
Mr.. William Httengar Ae~r uS' mr. waiter Judd and
nO h empysd dining cook is father of ousd
totaing $4,000 from aSnot
OF beating unemployment ~ 0 !" PPAiehuy one way
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Washington
Spotlight
RY Louia LAutieF

(Alsz Rivera, former WAahingtOn news
Carolina. and q member Of The Pittsburgh
Courier stat. writes guest coiumn.)
In the last few weeks nave had
the opportunity OF taxing q cursOry
inventory OF the nations racIal
sJock from the midwest BACK 10
the east, and again IN the south,
and ia ike 70 tell you mere ana
now that the person VINO described
TINS country as The Great Melt
ing rot" was as wrong as the
author Of Never the Twain Shall
Meet"
You would think that with travel
restrictions htJed ana emDargOes
on gas and tires gone the way OF
oJner bad dreams OF the war Just
past, TINS lazy friendly season we
call summer would De tine nap
pest ever. Well, Daniel CUPID saved
June as the perennial month Tor
maung, famllIeS tied their cOIIec-
i've locks back and enjoyed the
seashore; college cnums ana cous-
ms exchanged visits, but the aDan-
don ana hIIarity one would expect
70 see after a victorious war sOTLa
missed nre.
Everywhere went some race
was beng castigated by the other.
IN some areas It was the people
OF fOnsh extraction, IN others the
Jew and lLalIan, ana OF course
universally the Negro. Here IN the
south it's either TINS or that, black
or Whlte. Inc sum total OF the
equation simply put, you either Is
or you amt. When 4 heard third
ana fourth generation Americans
refer to themselves as French, Eng
usn, Greek and sometimes as a
combination OF foreign strains, the
picture came into clear focus that
instead Of a melting pot" we have
present in the United States a
DoliIng pot. A pot boiling with
racial insolubles, a substance when
heated sometimes boils over and
sometimes ignItes but never fuses
into a composite mass.
As l Travelled through northern
cities ! was bOmbarded with the
question, why do you live In
the sOuthg" and on the same
breath comes, Il couldn't stand
Well, l know why l live in the
south. am paid to report the
southern scene just as thousands
OF reporters were paid TO cover
the war zone, but l wonder why do
others continue to live in the south.
recently l have heard many ex-
plantations from friends, foes and
Tools. Since most Of them touch
on present conditions in this sec
ton and since the evaluation is
made by southerners, I'll pass it
on to you.
As l get the answer from vary
ing degrees of hterate and litter
ate, l am convinced that this is
truly the section of the Free and
The Brave"-the free white and
the brave Negro. The section which
seeded from the Union in 1861 and
never rejoined in principle. The
section that only admitted the north
was superior in might not right.
The more erudite explain that
the United States IL in a death
struggle against Fascism and the
pains are more apparent in the
south where the body polite is
weakest. They are quick TO point
TO Portland, Oregon, California,
Detroit, and New York to prove
that the revolution Is nationwide,
and to run away from their her.
itage, their roots (the SOUTH, TO
northern cities where their broth