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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-21
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Cough Relief
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To get the most surprising relief
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child could do it-needs no cooking,
and tastes SO good that children take
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to beat for quick results.
First, make a syrup by stirring 2
cups OF granulated sugar and one cup
Of water a few moments, until dis
solved. Or you can use corn syrup
or liquid honey, instead Of sugar
syrup. Get ~ ounces Of Pinex from
any druggist, and pour it into pint
bottle. Fill up with your syrup. This
gives you full pint of really splen-
did cough syrup-about four times
as much for your money. It never
spoils, and lasts long time.
And it gives quick relief. It acts
In three ways-loosens the phlegm,
soothes the irritated membranes, and
helps clear the air passages.
Pinex is a special compound Of
proven ingredients, in concentrated
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in coughs and bronchial irritations.
Money refunded If it doesn't please
you In every way.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-21
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
ALTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS.

USED TIRES AND RECAPs for cars.
tr,cks tractors, and airplaneS.
WALLY FOR TIRES
KILLINGS - BUTTE - GREAT FALLS.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-21
Decorated Bulletin Board of Plywood
Has Many Practical Uses in Home
By Ruth Wyeth Spears

guides for all shaped pieces. Stencil de-
signs and color guide are included. The
stencils for the quaint Dutch birds and
Grating many different articles. To get
this pattern. send Is cents with name and
address direct to
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-21

william Gargan, the screen star,
is winning new laurels as hard-hit-
ting Russ Dolan, the private inves-
tigator on 81 Deal in Crime" over
ABC Saturday nights. But he isn't
neglecting his screen career; "Till
the End of Time" is his latest.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-21
ARE YOU PALE
WfAK.TlReo

You girls and women who lose 30
much during monthly periods that
you're pale. weak. dragged OUT
this may be due to lack OF blood-iron.
30 try Lydia E. Pinkham's TABLETS
one OF the best home ways TO
build up red blood-in such cases,
Pinkhan's Tablets are one of tho
best blood-iron tonics you can buyi
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-21

CCALLOPS down the front dis
- tinguish this charming daytime
frock. The belt ties softly in front,
and there's the popular high slit
neckline. Picture it in a striped
grey flannel or jewel-tone solid
tones. You'll wear it all winter
with pride.
Pattern No. 8OO7 is for sizes IL, IA, is,
IS, 20; 40 and AZ. Size IA requires 3ss
yards of IS or 39-inch.
Send today for the Fall and Winter
FASHIONS pages of smart, easy to
make styles, specially designed fashions.
page of farm frocks, free crOchetinE in
Btructions, free printed belt pattern in the
book. Price rs cents.
Send your order to:
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-21

BIZ Timber M0nLana.
FOR SALE-320 acres, Rosebud County,
Montana. One-haf mineral rights reserved.
Price $500 per acre.
C. E. MATSON. Box 917, Shelby, Mont.
FOR SALE: 16O-acre irrigated farm Fair
ings. six-room house, good fences. Al
farm land. 122 acres irrigatable. balance
good pasture: open water. On school bus
and mail route. Nice shelterbelt fruit trees
and shrubs. Selling price $14, 500. Terms
can be arranged. Write for full particulars.
E. O. JOHNSON
Buffalo Montana.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-21

DOGS, CATS, PETS, ETC.
REGISTERED GERMAN SHORTHAIRS
Pups from good blood lines to be sold at
weaving time. JOHN N. THOMPSON,
Moore, Mont. Phone 472.
CATTLE AND SHEEP DOGS
Best what is.
Ashmead Stock Ranch Chester, Montana
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-21
BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR

WOODWORKING shop in Wenatchee,
Wash. Doing splendid businss. fine future.
rs machines, mostly new. 3-phase wiring
magnetic starter all machines. Price of
sci 900, includes machines and stock that
will inventory more than asking price.
O, N. JONES AGENCY, Wenatchee, Wash.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-21
HELP WANTED-MEN, WOMEN

WANTED Immediately until June, kind
capable person to care for aged, invalid
man in modern ranch home near Deer
Lodge. No other occupants in house, If
couple, man to work away from ranch.
BOX 414 Pocatello, Idaho
COOK WANTED, man and wife preferred.
woman cook, man general work. Will give
board and room and salary.
BUFFALO GENERAL HOSPITAL
Phone SO Box 141, Buffalo. Wyo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23

tons, 'hiraEo. told rcprescnta-
tives OF civic organizations at
tending the Community Race Re-
lalions institute of Greater St
Louis at Metropolitan YwCA
Thursday.
Dr. Weaver reviewed the status
Of Negro industrial workers be-
tween World War and World
War II Most Of the gains made
by them along The lires Of occu-
rational liberalization occurred
after 1912. he said. They were on
the sideIlnes OF American indus
trial lfe, where they had been
since the first world war when
The defense program started. he
declared -
The war caused some break
down IN color caste. he contir.
uod and brought about vocational
training Of Negroes ia many sec
lions OF the country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
BY HAROLD PREECE

when he himself ought to be deporcd back to the
Mudholes But Bruce pointed out in 1873 that:
The Negro OF America is not Az can hut Ameri-
can-n his physical qualities and attitudes in his
mental development and bases in his religious be-
lefs and hopes. in his political concepts and con-
yictions he Is American. -ife Is not a parasite
bnt branch drawing life from the great American
vine taking on tho type Of American civilization
and adapting himself to the genius OF her institu-
tons"
Hilbo writes insulting letters. worthy only Of an
idiot to lalan-Americans and observation-disclosures.
Bruce, who Was good citizen OF America because
he was first good citizen Of the world fought tho
bill to exclude Chinese from the United states as
today he would have fought our invasion Of stirring
colored China by Harry Truman's marines
Bilbo believes that citizenship shoul, be limitel
10 white Protestant Anglo-Saxons and only the
upper few Of them Bruce believed that an Amer
leans should help run their country and was ono
OF the very first TO urge citizenship for the Amer
lean indian
lie VIII be remembered forever as q man But
Bilho viii DE remembered no longer than a craw.
fish In n mudholo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
Living South
IDnilnued from Pace g


Jack stand a tae N~ York state legislature Of
AatA ata fsht 'icaiiously for state fair en-
tn3luer practices a,t
At,f s'els M,Nane "ho made the Charleston
NsNs of teuitr see The ghosts Of Reconstruction
p if- ' bop iy running for the l. Senate on
iHs T. af'-si'e Democratic Party ticket makes me
iiirs ~ iiauch h. Bruce For Oscoola Mckalne.
ise ileuc Is Bruce believes In the worldwide
Naf''Hfy of 'he oppressed believes in unity he
tween my people and your people IN order that
your children and my children citizens Of that New
@oah living again nov that Reconstruction - ris-
ng from "a. Garth TO haunt Bilbo--may have the
rNance 70 I've and work together that denied
as q this generation
Sow L Hst isn't enough foi MS to catch tho
name Bruce against the name. Bilbo That's too
can ics your daddy. Let's measure mp what Bruce
much lite one Kid saying 20 another My daddy
stood for AGAINST whai Brlbo stands for aud
Hho Has The better man Let's measure them BY
Principle and then III the awakening South deter
mine which Of these Two men from Mississippi Il Is
ashamed OF and which It Is proud or
buo wants 70 depart all Negroes TO Africa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
CIVIC LEAGUE
HEARS REPORT

Thu Progressive CNic lea-gs
hed H. ognlar monthly ~ sns
af Ps-c Hail 81 ~ypriap Ar,h.
iasi SUNDAY The otgan. 4,ion,
whifh numbers moro IA $40
lundr,o memhcrs heard r.rarts
from George Cornell IL
County Auditor who gave 10
sumo y present ccpiifi ia
Wayn Comfy hospitals s.a b..
l'on,r Stephens
THIS sroup which + ralt.
t,al was organized 10 ~imaas
aud promote interest IS atlc
affairs md hc';4r ell alp.
rhev nave purchase home at
SEA Milford which viii sr, -
heaaauarters
officers fr Fl,nry Tp.a
i'csii Hf lloracc Bva re
president Miss cora Bai sr.
re'ar' Harland Rnrd erle-
srondine seereiar 10, ceir.
filancial s"cfciar, l. z NHlcr
treasurer and I r Iscs.on.
chairman % the PROGRAM ON.
ninnee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23

MODERN METHODS m build
ing a better no1se'rsp l.. being
used NOW All over the country
We find Lihearis prosressi,es
and Labor and many Or them also
former CT Joes. Also millions Of
81 Toes Who learned 10 b. pro-
ressive 70 Be liberal aud Who
rssiife1 ia '-u'r Q, lsh~r fcr ~.
first fins utiis II 4 fo4tole r..
tn1 thss- rsn crs,ni-nr and
shfring their plans for fssi~ en-.
- irto the political hai,lsfsld
Insv plan better nonsetran
nan their Republican and Demo.
erat neiehbors when they AZ
assembls this thing the world
Of --voter will beat path 10
their door Rlsht now the cry Il
SCOUTS OUT"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23

on rlr b. lay 20 me COM
mandins osf'nr ana officers and
men oi Nrero truck company;
u have feeese1 from the COM
mandiaS eener,l First United
states Neo port Of your
eNcer,i.tly 'lue work. drrirg
Tho ierainc n France and the
period ~ p month subsequent
thereto fAe erort confirms my
own observation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23

STREET fN rRoNZENi'i,t.
by Gwerdolyn nrooss Prize '-.Vo.
Harper a nrolhers Publishers
NcN YORK
\ street in pren1e'slie is .
NEST reeii>ti' sfnur 81 poems
porira,ing different laeels or NC
gem OF negro liie 70 'nihw'n'
teamiap Chi,aeo
TOlt ING
llcr poetry Is NH "NiN 'i'
estins bat both moving and
tmlghias II rcile'fs much of hcf
suh-ronsc rrarilon- To eef-
tain of Hies situations
Tho DESCRIPTION IS hoth subtle
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23

France on lune s under artillery
machine gun and rifle fire. nc-
spite The LOSSES sustained. the
haiialion cnried out us mission
with coinage aud determination
and proved IN important element
10 "a air deteuse team. The
cncerfulre~- and devotion 70 duty
OF officers aud men have heen
commented on hy the person
nj Of other units.
"IhlS rcpoff * mo>t gratiiy-
INK 10 me. commend you and
The officers and men Of your
battalion for your fine effort.
which has meriied the praise
Of al who have Observed IT,"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
CTS LEARN ABOUT
DEMOCRACY ABROAD

The suggestion that Europeans
are democratizing merican
rather than the reverse IS con.
tanned in an interesting letter
recently received by attorney
William Y. Banks OF Detroit.
The letter comes from Negro
soldier now stationed in Eegens
burg. Germany. Here are some
excerpts from his letter dated
January 81.
ITS 20 funny TO watch tho
Americans and their efforts TO
democrati7c Europe. The truth
really Is that Europe Is democrs.
uzine the Americans. They arc
truly different people here II Is
my pet observation to watch their
reiaclions IN certain situations.
AN during nv trip from
Biarrits 10 Regensburgp 7 had
10 stop periodically for food and
hotel accommodations and there
always IL some native country
man working with the American
authorities in these capacitie, II,
IS astounding how very nice mo
Americans are 20 you. no matter
where they are from IN tho
states or what their rank is They
treat you with oil :he conrtos,
and respect that could be afford
ed a Seneral.
Now I often wonder wl,o,her
they have learned this from tbess
people or are Just putting mr.
democratic front. Truthfnl lv
some Of them hsye learned much
over here ! have had them toll
me.
These people. especially ,be
French and Germans. when thev
'eii them TO put all Negroes on
the Bird floor. or some snch r,sc.
tice ask. How can YOU dcpszify
us when You have the same nin
ciples@ The French ash How
can you show ls domoerscv !.
such a. marvellous government
We can't see H. So there i no
place here that You can find apv
trace Of such practices now.
But still they can't get 10 ali
Of It. Some isolated pronps sre
telling the German girls tho sano
'hing they did IT, England Tn.
girls come back and tell us. Thev
look to America for their fn,,r,
nope, but the minute fhoy hesr
THIS lose all hope and rcspec, fcr
democracy rs their future no.
cause II Is the same old ,ro.
paeanda they have been ro,t,ns
about the Jews. Put II hss no
effect on their attitude toward
rs. because I know in MANY IN.
stances you can't turn them
Il think Of the girl in Paris
and how her parents were proud
that she should be a friend Of
ihine, but they don't know any
thing OF the endorsements and
humiliation that lie ahead TO-
their daughter II we're to mar
ny her ] often laugh when she
SAYS We can he so happy IN
america together We can 70 10
Miami on our vacation. They tell
me It's beautiful there"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
ALONG THE
Bookshelf.
By CECIL B0YkIN

and vivid Her capacity ior ia,
turing isolated details 49,, u.,s
ing them into picture mo,,
unique
rho poems are varied i, r.,,.
-rangine from simple a I.
ballads.
sIiII FAM,IitR
Her style in some OF ~ .ho+
iersc verses is haun,iurt roma.
lisccui OF Lanesinn Hreh h.
but she has enough Of ih o,h.,
sariei types in her book mo-.
she has . style ~ her
LNNCHING
Most uniorsetiablc poe-o n.
book is tho Ballad Of p.r VI,
Lie It's story of A4.r.
broken and bitter woman M n,
aloatine over the lynchr %.
man she loved because ne ,ualdbt
resist q white woman
combination OF pathos d a,ss
and iaunts
CONTRAST
She reaches a hich if +,
her poems on scrviccmcn M IA.
war and the ones euiitea ca
works IN a nlystcriou. sas'
Love Notes and IL 9'h re
quite q contrast TO iht rms
lnessases in the poems a.
front Of the book
All ia an Gwendolyn lss
rarAs as u true poet pf
kecn perception Of human 'ara
and me literary ability u.
press il in poetic form
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
APPRECIATE WORN

NW landed lmler enemy ma
chine gun ana srtuitfy fire which
caused losses I'm mon ard equip
mont Nevertheless ,on salvaged
most OF your equipment NJ once
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
STR trrGy RrorIRrp

So 10 reduce race pre,ud,e =
q this hinl Requires profound
strategy and education Methods
are now heng evolved by uos.
Who know somethine o, !; mat
roini toward .ome abatomon, IN
'he yifiliiy ~ The micrdbe
Thc Northern type prcsenis a
very different ,iew.
OF course some norborn.r
have iac dominant southern h,n.
and Vice versa
The Northern type Of r,s ~
sense sort Of simple IN char.
"''er STRANGELY il Is foundee Il
ignorance The noriherner h.s
no fundamental motives o,ner
'N'h fhosc considered by him on.
perfume political for purnose,
o. personal advancement A.
profit ~ 90
EQUALITY in The economic phas
~, ~ ''' hnd him IN cpposi.
,i'n because he fears m. ~,
lions Of . suhsaryien, cons+,,n
'ncy lnicrmarriarc IL on..osea
entirely on Tho grounds 81 49,
p''rm'n' Of -ocil status ana -,
no other reason exc,pt nos.,s,,.
personal sniipe,hy ne,,de an
,h's The ror'herner onestlops ~
Nesro's obliiy 70 compete IL h.
lilly '''i' 'apa-
Presented treatment for This
'ype Is demonstration. r.cnes, 49,.
'ppo,'pni'' education and al m.
'',',' ~ ~ The phases Of el,i.
,enship aqd its rcspons,,ili,is.
fNtNPLE '"''e,
ON" simple example Of III, -,
i'rence between southern
p'.lnaice and northrr trne ~ ~
iudicc is ic re pre-
IN the emplo, ment Of ,.,
'or IN n public bulldiny a.
Sou'herncr viii cmpIo, an, Na.
gro nj all II he ,nrplo,s NV.
We n"rtherner viii emnIo,
Nesro hut he want. him -
posses q college degree n,.o,o
IVA, =, % Bachelor II po>sIbI. ana
~ '.Aes all his friends 10 knovs
""a' mn unusual Negro no Ia.
~"rA'ne for him. The son,b.
.r"er does not want nj. friend.
20 know he has Negro vel
Ing NJ All. 0 work
"itfERENrF CITED
gu see the nothcrn smn,o...
and 'ho southern emn,oye s''ss'
moi IN ihe overall IN m. ~.
. aware OF the Industrial 80,
ues or the economic .o,.s,,,'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23


ties ~ the Negro. The northern
or would like TO know the
Souuerner would not IKE o.
Ind ont and. does not care
a general prescription IN he
treatment OF tho disease chr he
summed up generally MS fellows
Improvement Of public beha''
Jour.
Participation In all political ac'
tl,Ity
Respect for self and othrrs
Education. quantity sufficient
10 compete in all fields without
deficiency.
sig practice daily wherever
You are and particularly ir your
home whore you rcar your child
rem.
LIQIIDATE THESE
This woald not be quite 'oln'
plete without some;hine about
Type Al. the type OF the disease
peculiar TO Negroes II will SUI
ice to be brief II Is noiicabe
mat N this type there Is no fai'h
~ what Negro can do. The az
sease makes 1t impossible 10 SEQ
MICRO possibilities os great I"
those Of whites. II wipes out any
hieh idea Of ones own people,
There Is very brief prescription
Tor this. y Is incurable mos
afflicted with Il should be- li""
dated.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
Spotlight
- and shadow
Ry JOHN wHITTAkER

III lou can Keep YOU Head" etc. The world is
yours Good Ecish advice from Kiping Both Of our
Michigan senators were trying follow It, One in Eng
land Win his head ia The flmN clouds OF postwar woro
10 be he nths good agh, al the Canal but keep
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23

RI rirn pfptH niso Fad
70ot system S~a wnsc.
Ne ice thar The RESTLESS ye's
2 i'yii'c % heln guide rs
on ms Vaysrirg f3-ht IS oir
n0nu'ar cancl ~ ri
hrrt worry. We restless N-is
rHi core on llke eanF hrs ~
~ ''e proper TIME Thc.e air
'aa clear eyed fsh'srs re
rhsfr noted 70 make ih msrlt
nofri IN ihe aoar fa'sre III. et
'fFf are 1ri1r ilcrlin ans
ana apn -tef 0irs~ iaree pns
far rrd ter'alriv a IN
6rrt lIons 10
l''fe ~rdslef at
crv County .r4 Nt
srnme~t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
Able WALLACE
Wonilnned from narelll

iCcnfinucd from page ~
has written three times week
for ne long time he has ueta
oer 'hcre and | haven't heard
word in three weeks an
worried
ms: Ease yonr mind. there u
n pleasant surprise awaiting YOU
h'lore very long. Better start
pr'nring MP and bring out bis
ia'"ritc pie recipes.
r " LII expect 10 rrsoasi,
from high school this year nd
would Ike 70 attend the 0l-
ha'niue school next fan Wy
uncle thinks that | should ske
course in harbering insieai q
noriician work as am rot 30
strong however am not weak.
Pl'ase give me some information
on this subject
Ans; ion alone must decide nhat
type OF work You want to Do a'
q HES decision Is being made.
i"nr uncle Is trying 10 help ,ou
iace the facts ami not 20 into
some line " endea,or hIndly.
b"ih professions will require
hnrd work hut there will pra'
napl, he less physical labor in
NE mortician field. II you are
thoroughly convinced that lon
wrier Tie emhalming work 10
mar II any other then he will
nave no objections 10 ,onr going
10 school and taking this course
Of study.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23

future ar. on display Books and
pamphlets on careers IN such
fields rs: aviation. radio md
television. electrcnics building.
automotiyc trades. printing aud
PUBLISHING. farming education,
health and social service and
small businesses may be seen.
One section OF ia, Occupations
Exhibition will hlghlight jobs for
the veteran and educational op-
portunities for him The entire
Exhibit places some emphasis On
the veteran and jobs Also on
view arc publications dealing
with personality and employment.
Admission Is free.
NEGRO EMPLOYMENT GAIN
ST. LOUIS -(ANP) Negro
workers gained moro Industrial
jobs during the last war than IN
the preceding 81 years Dr. Ro-
bert G. Weaver director or iha
American Council on Race Rela-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
DoNr JoR

There 80 FAR as know and
certainly as fer ~ AIRY sofGc'ai
reports they have performed
equally with every Kind 81 nd-
nance battalion auarterna
battalion and engineer Battalion
They have done their ioh ard
they have done The job given
them
Cont. Next Week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23

ing bis heed har t-e iA"1n'
t9in o. rs'e'isi i.i 'ossi q
mo t,.~tir 'oa 81 ne BIG
sLErP nfiofs 'rsr' iN 1906
THO nc SMART NEN from The
NORTH or with sfai ard EYES
"a me sterl WORLD. The OTHER
ih eycs 70 ih Western. one
looks 10 the frisre the Other
Is ias 0ss'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23


Tom Phillips Post No lS4 Of
the American Legion will hold its
fifth Annual Membership Banquet
SUNDAY. February ~. 1916.
Victory and Freedom having
been won. this promises TO be a
very sveniful affair for Veterans
~ World War ! and II Elijah
r. Campbell is Commander aud
Earl Harris. Adiutant.
An OCCUPATIONS EXHIBr-
TION IL being featured at the
Main Library. Woodward and
kirby throughout February Up
to-the minute publications ON how
10 select and obtain jobs With a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
'IFFERENrF CITFD

49,. sou see The nothcrn emplov.r
ana 'h' southern employer are
mol In ihe oseran m ~. ~
, o~N'o Of The industrial earaei
u's or The economic po,er' ',,'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
TREATMENT

-
The fhst ae' l' doctor mu-i
perform is % roi tii ~ ne soou
~ possible N te pfmiiced
ly IN Negro He0 tt4 trea,
ment ~ Tho other types may mo-
coed unhamp,rcd
The whit, son'herncr has a
varied ara complcN tyne of 10.
Fiction and n is entirely con.
'rolled bv his helief. rau, p
LEARNING notwithstanding lIa hes
lie,es The Negro Ia be Inferior
lie Is willing TO srant II he has
TO- equality in political legal
and eeoncmic spheres However
he IS both afraid and willing to
violently DEPART from mis- earth
rather Than permit "soclai eqnali-
~ which no. understands 10 4.
ntermariiaee" and social intcr
course. So his aiiipa,h, as "a.
hif rs il Is arises eniir,h from
his attitudes toward sex and per.
Stnalifx
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23

WHAT ABOUT
YOU?

We h"' written "pot' tHe a.
seasc ccpr,mdir, We haN'
discussed is paiholosN 4, cite.
lcay ana rs symn'om, We fhall
nov discuss us Treatment
In thi> disease The focus j.
MOI limited To- .mnll aren.
Nan, ,car> mas he required
ior complete recWcfy. u thr
disease had ANYTHING in c'n-
mon except heha iorr viii, it,
nearest hclai,e "rahi,>" e,trA-
one within u Given IaeiliIy
could be- mulzlcd ior . time
and all these ionnd without
muyylcs eonld be- hal. ~ course
this would not work very we'll.
THREE TYPES
Their are three disuuC iype'
Of race prejudice,
I Tile general type kmw as
discrimination AMI moro often
practioed hy those who claim no'
20 have tho malienant dissa~e
rhc type practiccd ~ fh'
White soufhcrner
fnc typ, nrs'iited rY lh'
white no'therncr
Now alons with lhsse rarlieu
Jar fNpcs Of The disease There j.
aa aff'irtion wiiAa i a1 eto0s
mss cannot 10 a'lfl IN actual
type hut an lnsNm9. irrn ~ ~.
disease
Al Tho tyne rr4ilcea ~ M,
Negro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
The Negro In The War

and within thref days 30 p'r
cent OF your vehicles we're NJ
Grating on a ai-hour basis. a
seal, which was maintained tof
five weeks During this time YOU
continued the delivery OF essen
tial supplies want you TO
know that | appreciate your
splendid work Your accomplish
mcnts are source OF rratifica.
tion 10 me and 10 your Army
commander"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
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