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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-04-20

Colored people from one
tenth of the population. But
they do not furnish one-tenth
of the members Of professions
like engineering, medicine, or
law, which are most highly
paid, or one-tenth of the United
States Senators, Representa-
tiyes, or State Governors. A
large part of this is due, of
course, to racial prejudice. But
much of it is due to the eco
non1ic handicaps from which
colored people as a group suf-
fer. They do not have money
to go to college in the same pro-
portion as do whites, for they
are most heavily concentrated
in the lowest paid jobs, includ-
ing domestic service and agri-
cultural labor. Being concen-
trated in the South, they do not
have the same educational OPP
portunities even in the lower
grades. incidentally, Southern
states spend for the education
of white children less than the
national average, because as one
doWn-to-earth Sociologist put
it, ''The kids are where the cash
amt" This maldistribution of
income is the biggest argument
for the proposed Federal Aid to
Education BILL
While colored Americans suf-
fer from racial as well as eco
nomic discrimination in the
present state of American de-
mocracy, workers too are eco
nomically under-p privileged. The
children of miners, textile work.
ers, the sharecroppers, or long
shoremen, do not furnish any
such proportionate number of
leaders in education and medi-
cine as do the children of law
yers, professors, doctors, insur-
ance men, or bankers. Those
who get their income from work
or service lose their pay when
they are sick, injured, unem-
ployed, or If they die prema
turely; while those who get their
income from rent, interest, divi-
dendS and profits find that their
money keeps on rolling in even
after they are dead.
Since the wealthy class who
get property income do not get
their money from their own eff
forts, it is clear that they get
it by exploiting the efforts of
others. Organized labor is nu-
merically the largest force that
is trying to reduce this exploit
tation. Since colored people
suffer from economic exploita-
ton intensified by color preju-
dice, there is and should be a
natural alliance between them
and labor, for they have a
strong identity of interest. Both
alike are interested in opposing
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-04-20

labor baiters, race haters, anti
SeniteS, and reactionaries. The
progressive wing Of organized
labor best exemplifies that alli-
ance.
Organized labor was the
strongest supporter of our social
security system, from which
colored people benefit substan-
TALLY. Just now both organized
labor and the colored commun-
it yare backing the Wagner
Murray Dingell Bill to raise the
rates of benefits for old-age
pensions and unemployment in
surance. This bill would also
extend our social security sys-
tenn to domestic servants and
agricultural workers, a proposal
which would greatly help col
ored people; and it would set
up a system of compensation for
sickness and non-industrial ac-
cidents, with free medical care
and cash benefits. Organized
labor and colored leaders are
behind the bill for Federal Aid
to Education. Organized labor
is also a leading supporter of
the bill for a permanent FEPC,
and of the bill to outlaw poll
taxes as a requirement for vot-
ing in Federal elections. Thus
intelligent workers, white and
black, are in accord in the eff
fort to pass such important
progressive measures.
Unfortunately for the solidar-
ity of this natural alliance be-
tween colored Americans and
organized labor, the older
unions in the United States
were formed before many col
ored were industrial workers,
and therefore, sad to say, some
of them still exclude colored
workers. But the more recently
formed unions in the heavy in
I dustries, such as the Steel Work
ers, the United Automobile
Workers, or the clearinghouse
Workers, do not exclude them,
but welcome them on equal
terms.
There is a general opinion
among colored workers that on
ly the CLIO unions, which are
the ones more recently formed,
are fair to their Colored mem
bers. But there are many AFL
unions, such as the United Mine
Workers and the International
Ladies Garment Workers Union
and, of course, the Brotherhood
Of Sleeping Car PorterS, which
have no color bar whatever.
Such AFL unions are in a Stra-
tegic position to oppose (and
they hope soon to change, with
the help of judicial decisions)
the racial discrimination which
still exists in some important
AFL unions.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-04-20
COIOred AmeriCan-LabOr
Solidarity

The recent tremendously successful and enthusiastic
meeting in Madison Square Garden New York, on
behalf of the FEPC illustrates very well the sort of ALI
between coored organizations and organized labor
which will help to give much progressive Cong
in future elections if it be extended throughout
the country Official representatives of the AFL and the
Go well individual progressive unions joined with
representatives of coored organizations in pedging con-
tinued active work behalf Of the bill for permanent
FEPC.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-04-20
THE RISEN KING
BY St. CLAIR KlRToN

By st. CLAIR KlRTON
Night, in its flight before the onrushing dawn
InvountoriIy removed the stone;
Feor-stricken, all its latent powers gone,
Deoth, vonquished, vanished into the unknown
Yelled in tronscendng glory, there He Stood!
Shorn Of each vestige of the dorkened tomb;
The rodionce from His contenonce irnbued
Zen the fair lilies, then in fullest bloom.
No longer Man Of sorrows, now King!
Rich. PrieeIesseg gems bedeck His crown Of thornsi
Mid hymns and psoImody the church-belIs ring
In joyful welcome to each Easter morn.
While He, the Benefoctor of this worth,
Spreads His Redemptive Spirit Ger the earth!
Copyright 1916 by ST. Clair Khor
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-04-20
Boston Baked
By MADE KOUNTzE


tured in True Cartoons mag.
this month and other noted au-
thorities claim NEEDS HELP
badly. AFRICA fought for the
Allies and yet is being over
looked while we take care Of
many AXIS NATIONS.
AFRICAN LOYALTY swung
the tide to the Allied armies.
Had Africa not been available
for our troop landings to split
the Axis armies we would be
FIGHTING YET and Hitler
would have armies in South
America.
THE ONLY CURSE against
Africa has been Western Power
imperialism and not any wrath
from Heaven" Our Catholic
friends are to be commended
for aiding us in revealing this
fact. More Protestants should
do so.
MAIDEN ROYAL CELTICS
have renamed their basketball
team after our mutual friend
Herman Red" Day, killed in
action. All of the other Celtics
served the Colors too. When we
hear legislators hem and haw
over whether colored citizens
deserve a law like FEPC it is
more than an INSULT to fine
Americans like Red" Day.
NO COMPROMISE on segre-
cation and discrimination was
the code of William Monroe
Trotter and as Walter White Of
NAACP said last week; His
tory has clearly shown that
ANY ACCEPTANCE of segrega-
ton extends the pattern, deep
ems the hold and widens its
tenacles."
Ho wlong viii we COMPRO-
MISE in Boston?
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-04-20

CAS- much as any body IN the
country the black man 1DdHts
to be a good American"
JAMES WELDON JOHNSON.
BOSTON MEMORIAL to Will
liam Monroe Trotter may event.
ually be the outcome of the 74th
birthday anniversary meeting
april Z, at Medford. william
Harrison, candidate for Ward
IL Rep. is ''for it" and, seated
in the audience was Larry
Banks, candidate for Ward 9
Rep. and an ardent admirer of
Trotter, also. Architect Leon
FUR listened most attentively.
THERE WE'RE MANY Trotter
admirers in this state, and from
all over America, who were I'M
able to attend this years fine
program. Next year more elab-
crate plans will be made with
other states having delegates
present.
CONG. ADAM POWELL, who
will be among the speakers next
year, was beaten in a hill to end
Jim crow in THE NATIONS
CAPITOL last week, with the
score 40 votes for Powell to 122
votes for HITLERl !
THE XII KLUx KHAN will
have a devil of a fight with their
wives over the bed sheets this
year and will probably have to
adopt some more economical
idea. Aw, take the sheets off,
boys, we know you!
KI.ANsMEN CAN'T RUN very
fast with the long sheets, any
way, and when the colored G.Is
start CHASING the 'Rinso
White" boys they had best be
QUILTED with track suits and
outdoor running spikes!
THE CATHOLIC Colored Mis-
Sions magazine for April does a !
beautiful job refuting the age
long nlisinterpretation that a
'Biblical curse" was made
against colored people booming
them forever to servitude and |
slavery.
MY MOTHER, who was a
wonderful BIBLE student and
religiously observed the Golden
Rule, often told me that Ca
naan, the site of our subject, is
not located In Africa, but in
what is Asia Minor, including
Palestine. Even if a curse were
against that particular area, it
,ould not besinterpreted as be-
ng AGAINST AFRICA. Yet
hat idea was propagated. Why
THE RADIO PLEA for foreign
God relief does not include
Erica which Paul Robson fea-
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Distinguished
Visitor

G. James Fleming, secretary
of the Race Relations Commit
tee, American Friends Society,
arrived in Boston last week, to
Evening star., 1946-05-06

on THE AIR TONIGHT.
WRC. S:OO-liIY Pons songs include "Js sus
Tiiania" from "hienon"
WT0P, S:0O-CIaudette Colbert and Van
Helm in tomorrow Is Forever"
WRC, 830-Lillan Gish and Richard Bar
fhelmesS are quest experts
Evening star., 1946-05-06

Wac. 7:OO-Helen Hayes in The UnsinkabIe
Mr.. Brown, I drama about the Titanits last
voyage.
WIOp, 7:00-Jsckie Coogan as Ernest Tripp
buys vacant LOT and starts real estate boom
in this new comedy series.
Evening star., 1946-05-06

Last minute changes In
radio programs some
times reach The Star too la
Evening star., 1946-05-06

WRC, 900-ofesnist Ethel Smith and Tenor
Danny 0'heI star.
W1op. 9:O0-Dayid Eiven and Ginger Rogers
in Bachelor Mother"
WRc, 10:30-"CeyIon" is The theme Of TO-.
nights dramaii1aiion.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tco,,1

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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

ERE DESPERATE-Have you modern
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Insulated house; located on ine, large
BLOCK from bus This s0 5oyearHoid 10t house
is in exceptionally. fine condition. Large
center hall, unusual amount Of closet space.
eor Call A NoRTHw U SIRE Realty " Se 1885
1 MtSs0n Bno szs' f Eli Sss7 ST. Nwsow
brick, large rooms, bath. front porch. 2
rear porches oil h.-w.h.; reasonable cash
Payment; Mr.. Johnson } ~ With PERRY B0s-
ONLY ss.76o-This lovely row brick in
s0G a ana ba u
s's 4sss sR5 ksssor f 81 g2
sssIT9affspA. A MD 620o cnstem-sui!t: modern,
large living room dining room and cleo 6
porch overlooking Columbia Country Club,
2 large and l small bedroom. tile bath nth
hess D cs s
WRIGHT, 724O. wisconsin ave. WI. 5000.
NEe f rooms rs bath two pc porchss
into two apartments. Address Boy 6.
E1soaoSp% Se BARGAIN, on Rhode Island
large closets insulated large lot sar. ap
sai n sss N 81
& Co, 2314 Rhode Island ave. ne. NO
BRIGHTwooD Def. BRICK. rooms, 3
baths, excellent condition; rec. room, oil
beat. fenced yard; owner occupied. RoBT.
Fl. DAVIS MA So. I ss sn'N R . st-Brick. 8
lovely rms. and bath, automatic gas heat;
house 4 yrs. old, in. excellent neighbor-
8OUGHBY. SOC Mass. ave ne. AT. $3.50
SILVER SPRING AREA Lovely 2-story
6-room and bath new brick home. Hard
and screens; full basement with gas air.
conditioned heat large living room, with
n nrspass as g1TSshR s5se T1SssS lS
& INSURANCE CO.. SH. 3490: ewes, WI
SILVER ehSe SPRING BUNGALOW & rms m and
bath. vacant and thoroughly reconditioned
also several building lots in Woodside.
Z L. TAGUE, SH. 1879. is
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SILVER SPRING-open Sunday. / to 6
pm. Lovely 3-bedroom brick bungalow, 6
years old, in beautiful restricted North
with redwood beamed ceiling, dining room
and electric kitchen. oil h-w.h; thor
o .,s insulated; large recreation room
downspoutine and pipes; lot 7oxioo feet feet;
large fireplace in living room; near schools,
stores and transportation; Just few min
or 10th st. to- coiesviiie I'd, miles to
-Four Corners, left on Bladensburg I'd, 1
wood. left to southwood and and house so suS at
LpTEs; GA Bonifsnt ST.. silver SPRING.
ATgENTloN, HOME BUYERS, Immediate mas
brick, s4o5 Piney Branch I'd. SILVER
tiled bath, knotty End floor, fuiii
basement nEsiT tn b , GARAGE, gas heat on
depth. House can be seen Saturday and
sunday; Front door open. S1S,5OO, with
$1,000 first trust; If interested: see the
R ItEI; VALUE; 18th and sts se-sub-
iSta th row brick consisting Of rooms,
&seei Hansuey qw to to
purchase your home for small down pay
m inent The legation Is perfect for conxsn
STEIN = co. i4l5 K St. Nv, Me. 300.
A Complete Real Estate Institution.
HOME AND INVESTMENT Detached
brick in excellent condition in Woodbridge
Gardens me-. now arranged with cwner' S
kitchen, bath and sun parlor on 1st floor;
basement apartment with living room, bed
room, kitchenette and bath; End floor
divided into, apartments consisting Of 8
bedrooms, sleeping porch, kitchenette and
bath; finished Bird floor divided into we'll.
insulated rooms; oil INV. heat, detached
venient to stores, theater and transporta-
tion.. Present rental income. S155 per
month. This property. offers an attractive
nome which will pay for itself; Call Mr..
McCanerty, Ma. $500; ewes and Sun, WA
1881. BOSS & PHELPS. exclusive, 1917
STONE MANsIoN-Rock Creek Park, nea,
10th NV; a beautiful home and surround
ings; bedrooms. 4a baths, 2 stone fire.
places, solarium, library, SPACIOUS finished
bone h%ar has eysrythine ths. could be desired
vACANT-open sunday, 1 to 8 pm. .3s16
t Alton pi; nv. Detached 4-bedroom home
with modern tub and shower bath; Fully
l. PHILLIPS, 1918 Conn. Wo. 1900.
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dition, only, "a -blks. Connecticut ave.
owner occuped hall large liy-
Ing ass, porch; 21eaE garage; ONLY, s25'e5o.
vAssAR cfk aAi Glen M Echo os Md.-Large
living dining room, kitchen, bedroom, bath;
End So5 bedrms srgs screensd porch
CABIN JOHN PARK. MD.-Beautiful home,
rooms, bedrooms I'm tile bath oil heat
shrubbery; / blk. school. busline: beautiful
VIZ hEsL VAGAS MfEAs VA.NfG Se corner
level lot, high elevation; completely ar
tistically redecorated; perfect hardwood
usually Clean basement With lavsto oE fui
attic; oil heat; bedrooms; den on first
f igor ,,l Easy terms. RoBT. MAGEE, WA
NEAR Sf 0 18th AND wEBsTER-Attractive
roomy home of rooms and bath excel
lently located for either l4th st. Or 9th
9FA nit uR Bh1ck p APT. Sc near provi-
b aGsD on top So f. from rms Du Sa
LIST ~ floor foo separate entrances; Two
VIII; units; 1st floor with oil burner: cellar
c og?; Tok fS Ssfi ? to pm, Sat
semidetaehed brick, hall ent as rooms oe
: $l$:$So; 5000 cash snd terms. Mr..
pocPoks-one Of Gf B A sH newest and
sys this house was Built fop e doct gtI;
corner lot ist floor has living room SSaao din.
Ing, room. kitchen, plus a private 3-room
bad sah s ans Dss GS sr. has oI
more bedrooms and bath; gas &C heat;
Gear garage; possession July Is. Open
ave-. t. aleHbrook parsv rss'V which h' is w'i.
right ! block to No. 1921: SAMUEL e.
5GSGLEY. 1904 Wis. ave-, WI. 1920, WI.
OPEN sgNpAy-vAcAN1. eoo1 Eva Essrt.
St ne. Woodbridge. Corner lot; 8 rooms,
ggssnsy; easy terms. RoBT. MAGE, WA.
T ss5e Yni BEST BUY, zoe Rockville 1 Bike,
shopping; on a4-acre lot; full center hall,
downstairs den or bedroom V bath, large
living and dining rooms, also large, mod
ern kitchen: 4 bedrooms and bath on End
floor finished attic rooms this spacious
foors throashout IS equally suitable for
investment in todass market with ts valusSie
os TIVE we OF open sun
and Rockville pike to house, Just this side
SAMUEL E.. BoGLEY, 1904 wis. ave-. WI
ARE YOU HOLDING UP selling your house
for lack of a place to move2 If you list
your house with us We have apartments
available in practically new elevator build
ings. ME 1918 30
BRICK, 2 stories, 6 rooms, 2 baths, ga
rage, in Takoma Park. ia Barron st.
m.teIs s.. 900 cash req En-. 1908 for
appointment, 10
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caIs Nj IN BuT5uss EN- s77s, with INEz
COLORED-3-STY. BRICK IN NV, 3
sep apis. with baths; oi INV h.. rentals:
E 80 per mo- MA. BOSE. Evenings call
ooLoREp. coLoREp! EAST DEAN
wood only $3.50 down; just Is left; 3
tiled bath, a-story brick: air-conditioned d
heat with coal; fun basement; refrigerator
@ to Schools and Gl
Al condition; very convenient terms; act
quick. These properties will sell fast.
M "a r sf PRoPERf f1RsaI Yos + th
c G. lori D. YEAR FLORIDA AVE. Me-
owner occupied; large cellar: coal NV h:
brick: oak floors, only Is yrs. old: price,
SESSION x sns'f ttle d HERBRRT soa
R Rea 515 F; Capitol. II. 3129; is
SI;590 Cal Ca, Nj. Sterling, &c; 1910;
CoLoRED KALoRAMA RID; NV. : II
really fine home in better neighborhood;
live in this house and the income will pay
6 esfs Gs RI RD sine near 18th St
misunderstanding brick, 6 rms: h;-w.h
uRcIoLo REALTY co. ME. 4933. 10
CoLoRED-WARDER ST. above Park I'd.
Lovely home of asbestos shingles, de-
saGnea; rms Sio very largs s h Let; h-W h
Apgis Urc dd eyes AD 1903. URcIoLo
cofoRED0NEAR GEORGIA AvE.-New-
ton pl. n.w.-2-story frame semidetached,
roAns; baths; gas and electricity
terms ter e. WAs 81 ~ HOUSING CORP
COLORED-NEAR 14th and G sts.> me-;
brick, rooms and bath, oil h.-w.h.; nice
lot; convenient location; owner occupied.
For further information call Mr.. Paul. AID.
$40 Keyysn Il and SUNDAY IA 6245
CoIoREDSNEAR 18th and You SITS. NV;
tory in basement. auto. oil heat; zoned 1st
Commercial; priced for quick sale. FRED
A. SMITH. Realtor, exclusive, 1113 18th
e. coL GiGi s. lSsR 9th AND R. I, AvE.gs
transp. and schools reasonably PRICED;
N. BAsILIKo REALTY co. -19
C0LORED-NR. SHERMAN AVE. and
Fairmont st. n.w.-Det. brick. 2-story; s
rms; gas; elec;,s h;-yh;, front and rear a
down and balance like rent; shown by
appt; only. Call ME. --0095. GOMEZ
REALTY CO., 939 New York ave. NV.
CoLoRED-oNLY $500 DOWN. balanc,
n On cas-; ssory BRICK y a ams baths
kitchens. gas and cleo. Call ME. 0095
COMET REALTY CO., 939 New York ave
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-09-27
Miss Anne McGougan
Ho,uemakers' Hostess

Miss Anne Brooks McGougan was
hostess to the Homemaker's Sunday
School class and the Business Wo-
mans circle at the residence of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. McGou-
gan on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Paul Carroll was in charge of
the program missions in South Am
erica" in which Mrs. Willard Wright,
Mrs. Ralph Spivey, Mrs. J. c. Single
tary and Miss Kate Jones presented
readings.
Highlighting the business session
Of which Mrs. A. M. Smith, class
president, was in charge, was the
election of the following officers:
President. Mrs. Jack Strickland:
First president, Mrs. Willard
Wright: Second Vice-president, Mrs.
Paul Garrell: Third Vice-president,
Mrs. Gardner Prince; Fourth Vice
president, Miss Anne Brooks Nc
Cougar: Secretary and treasurer,
Mrs Deland Leonard; Program chair
man. Mrs. Ralph Spivey Circle
Leader Mrs. J. C. Singletary. Newly
elected officers will take over their
duties Oct. LIST.
Miss McGougan assisted by her
mother served a dainty sweet course
during the social hour.
Mrs. Walker Spivey will be hostess
to the group in October.