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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
@. s.. k6nnen problrn1 Der
Deimratlo(en l6(en


WaTbinston. Die 5iibrung Der Ser
einigten Staaten ,piiroe cine ihneac
Soiung 'oes gansen Hroblems ser
SeinsntloNn 'bringen." erflGrtc ber
iriibere Observation-Disclosures Sumner
@eIles. 9eur cine iolhe fraftpcilc
,mo fonitr,ftipe Jiibritng Tonne Die
ics Hroblem loien, bis Die 8ereiuten
Nationen iid iiber cine enosiiltise
2oi,urs peritimoigen. Die eeae,hrdr=
tige banptiGdlide Sdpuierigteit liese
IN Der Meinungspcridieo slpi.
iben oer Sotpiet,mion a,nS Sen Ser.
einieten Staaten. Sic Soauieti,nicn
bcitebe Sarauf, bab ale bein,atloien
Gliidtlinee a,,d) eegen ibren Willcn
in lire l1riprungsldnber 5uriidfeh.
rem, bic gum 9eil bon SouietrubIauS
jest beiest iino. Die Sereini9tcn
Stnaten baben iid) getpeigert, itber
Dtenidrn tpie iiber Sieb 81, perfii.
gen uno bieie Menfhen 81 sluingeu.
in 0anoer suriid5ufebren. oeren poli.
tiides SpItem iie uerabifeuen. Sssn
nielen JGllen tpGre cine iolde &iid.
fcbr NIT 2e6ensgeiabr fir Sie bel
mntloien 6liihtIinse perbunon.
60 iaet Gunner @elIes rmo iagt
eieentlid, gar nifts als mas sic pc.
Iitiid)en 5iibrer tln trollen l,no lai-
fen Sieie tYsenidrn einTad) fbre,n
Shidial - has man briiberlid) ,nN
driitlid) nennt.
Der &eoafteur ser Mrbeiter5eitlrt9
rSoli6aritGt" aber brinst ben fol-
genoen Aufiak uno ieoer nl0ee iidl
oas Setnise benfen.
0iir bie Siroen in beltidlen Saaerss
ser amerifaniiden 8elasunes5one
miro cine Seimat geiud)t. gs miro
babel nid)t ,u,r at NalGitina seoadt
God mutet es eigentiimIid) an, ,uenr
man erfabrt, bab bas Staatsoepart'
unent iih al oen Gatifan ee,pen0et
bat. INN fiir bieie Sltoen permanente
Bobnpldte 5u finoen. Ser EapIt
tpuroe eriud)t. fir oie slufnubme Der
Sll6en an iiioameritaniide 9sationen
3u appeuieren. Wan fann unnebmen,
bab Der 8atifan oertpunbert iragen
duiro, tparum oie auitenbepOlfertcn
gereinisten Staaten lire Suotenein-
tponSerung nidt nad) Der Sobe sll
GnSern. llno oas niGt MIR fir Su'
Sen, fir ole sidMtise Sonoerbeitim.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05

mlmeen gemadt tuerben ioQen. Gie.
les 2ano, reine Station bon Natio-
men,, lriiroe ourd) Willionen prohu.
,ierellocr l,no fpiuilmierelrber Gin.
ponoerer bod nllr getpinnen. Natiir.
Iicb miiBtc jett oie nel,e Snlnigra.
ton bon Ser Bunoesregierung selei.
tet uno 'oortbin perteilt tperoe, 100 lie
ollen am meiltem niitt. Gin Yroblem,
oas in bieier Nun0ihau nur angc-
ocntet ,perben faui.
Gs lei ictt nur elm fliid)tiger geo.
9rapbiider Sergleif bon ser Inter
bep0Her,me ser 8ereinieten StaatcD
fir Die ieds sr0Bten Stoaten 9egcs
ben. Nebmen mir fiir oeu eriten Ser
eleid, 0eutihlunS oils 0eeeniat. Gas
beutige @eih bat cine sSldde bon
1874 Suooratmeilen. 9ieie@re,l=
sen tp1lroen BON ser Mlliierten &cn=
troQfonnniliion fir Den 81. 0e5enl'
Der 1887 an9enommen. Oar 3enins
bon 1889 sab Deutldlano cine 8e.
uGlferlnss5abl BON 69,622,2t3.
@ebn1en mir nun oils &oAalt Sen
nrT1,tpn Stnnf Ser Union: SerdS
Gr bat cine Jldfe bon 267 ,339
Suaoratmcilen unS cine 8euolfes
J rung bon 6,414,S24. (5iir bie 8e-
,pobneu3abl ser feds Staatesu gilt Der
lette 3enius). @enn Seras cine Gin.
,panoerung pon 80 Millionen befdnle,
oann Lriire es INNER nod ,nter6e-
polfert.
Ser srpcitsrcbte Staat lit Cali,
forma. Gr bat cine 1ldd,e BON 153,'
693 Guaoratmeilen 1mo 6,9O7. .3S7
81pcbner ooer ehpa 100000 ,peni.
ger uls sic Stabt Stem Oorf, beren
71h @illionen Meniden auf einem
8cbiet BON $50 Suaoratmeilen le.
ben. limo 10 itreben Die 0ebaubc
vbimnelan". Ger Staat Nsp gori
ielbit bat cine ,sldfe BON 1856
Suabratmeilen nit einer 9epGlfe.
rung bon 13,479,142, mas unterbe.
p0lfert genannt auerren fann. Bon
alIen 4S Staatea, Der Union bat 9telr
Yorf aber sic bodNte 8erpobner5abl.
9ie nadfte Stele bat Ytpntano
nit einer Sld6e bon 147,t3S Sua'
bratmeilen uno $50, 1856 8e;rpbnern
Ser Staat lit a,ngeiibr 10 groB mic
S&IuB ouf Geite 2.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
Stanb: sSuli 1916.

Die nad)iulgenbeu Iusiiibrimgcn
trl,rben uns fiirslih bon einem Sic
benbiirser 5ugeiteat, Der Isitte pori.
gen Monats aus ser Seimat gefOms
mcn lit unS IN Oem letten Sabren an
Der 2eit,ng Der iiebenbiirgiI6en 2ans
besfird,e n,abgebeno beteiligt ,par.
0ieie slusfiibrungen ,uollen Dor als
lem elm 8eitrag sur 8eurteilung fol-
geuoer 5rage iein:
vGaben bic Slebenbirger Sadien
mad ben Greigniiien Der letteu Sabre
in @nmGnien nod cine 3ebensmOs.
lidjfeit als 0emeiui&ait uber nidt?"
Sn oen letter Monaten erbielteH
mir Gpafllierten llno sSliihtlingc
sablreidp Mrieie nit oerid)ieoener,
iid) oftmals ipioeripredenoen gsadjs
ribten aus ser Seinlat. Ser cine be.
urteilte ole oortige Gage oils ertrG9-
lid. Ger anoere als poaig boffnungs.
log. ie nad)oem Oh ieiw eigeus per-
ionIides Sos oen iebr perid)ieoen.
artigen 0rtlid)en Eerbiltniiien ent.
pred}enS ein ertrielides ,uar, oOar
niht.
1ieler ltnit bate in llnieren
Reiben cine geluiiie Serapirrung ber.
,oreerufen. Ger eine. Ser suiiaig
linen Brief nit eiinitigen @adrid)-
'en bon ieinen Mngeborigen oeer 8e-
samnten aus Ser &eimat erbaltei,
1atte, tpollte trob Dem Berbot Ser
'limdniiden @egierllnp inter alien
llmft6moen nad &onie, Ser anoere
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
Das Btlfsmerk Der 5iebenbiirger
5ab(en amerikas

BON mebreren bun0ert SdN,lfinSerit,
cie nit ibren WGittern uno 8c cllpi=
itern nod INNER ,im Eager" iiuo. -
Die Hamen bieIer aiuoer limo ilniere
Iddyiiihen Hamen: 9inoer, gredner,
9taurer, Wtiiller, Hienler, Sattler,
Sdnniot, SdJlleioer, SdNuller, SET
Ter, Sdutiter, @agner, @eber, @rob.
alein, 9foth, @eiB, 9aier, Seutid).
IdnOcr, aroner, Tebner, Gmrid.
Gpertb, SoileI, GrGi, Saltrid), 9en.
rid. Gornerth. Seprid, Sbeumann,
Melnann llllp. @ir lollten iie run.
icre ainoer" nenncn, nno Sarnad)
banoeIn!
sSir icllten nld)t nllr iieben ionSern
Iieb5ig Iold)cr 5raucnfrail'd]en baben,
Die ,pGhentlid, einige Shmoen Sic.
lem herrlideu Siebeslperfe ,piomen!
Ser friibere oeutiehe NtiniIter Serr
Sreoiramls iagte lestcu Sonntag:
vGin icoes 2itbesgaben Yafet, baS
aus Sen Gereinisteu Staaten rad)
europa gebt, trGst mebr sum Jrie-
Sen bei, oils alle 9onferensen".
Gie YoitipeIen iiir bieie Yatete
,peroen aus bent Silisipnb besablt.
Ole Sdapeitern icnSen bie BON 6eiit
SoItamt beitatisten Sotalauslagen
an lniern Sd)atnleiiter. 6. aonnertb
a,nb cr id)idt ibuen einen tSfef ba.
iiir.
S&cr ehpas iiir nlier 8ilfsiperf
TIM ,uia uno iueib nid,t pie. ser len-
Sc icinen 0eitrag einfad an ,lnier
Solfsblatt. Tericlbe miro ofientlif)
alittiert iperben.
griiber un0 Sdppeltern! Ser tri.
tiid,e @enbep,mft in ser Beihihte
nnieres YoIfcs lit oa: ser StanS,
oen iuir einnebmen, miro a1isif)lag.
gebenb iein!'
Siebe, Srelle, Spiernl,t: MAIDEN
bieles ipie6er gut!
9Nit bcrslidyiten SegensapiinIdrn
!. Sans Softer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
Nnblat,S 3iett
fanSbei& ett,

Mosfau. Nsad) elmer Nabrid)t Scr
ssssueltia iullroen in sen letter Sspsi
Monaten ,lngcfdbr 100000 sder
Sane, Die 1tngeieslit) Sen aolleftips
falmen iuaa9enomnen iporbeu not
rem, ipicoer 5i,riideritattet, abcr 1T
ge,uiiien 8eeenoen ioaen llebergrii,
ie INNER nod porfommen.
0ieies 2ano lit hrieber an $4,000
&olleftip. .6armen 5uriidgeaeben iuor,
oen. nadloem oor einieer 3eit Der
Miniiterrat uno oas 3entralfomitcc
ser fommuniitiTden Yartei cine ,afs
tion gegen @eifcdplngstpelen ,lno
Serlutreltl,ngen in Sic @ege seleitet
batten.
slud cine Sdsberung Scr slnees
itellten fat lrnilp,iimben nuo aae
Yerionen, Die nid,t tatiGflid i'm
Slenlt Der &ollettlpell lteben, ipers
ben pon Ser 8ebaltsliite geltrihen
sic &olIeftipiarm Stem mill bier,
ourd III oielem Sabr allein 100000
Nrbeitstage einiparen. Srotoem i'll
sic Srbnung bel tueitem nod midi
bergeiteqt. unb in gerpiiien @egcn'
SEN Ser alirgans 5arm uebInen oie
ortlihen 9eamten nod} INNER il,
urgeieelider @eiie 8etreioe fiir iidl
ielbit tpeg. Sn Ser slftaib-G -Gegeuea
ser Sataren-Hepublif iino iolfc
Sliinoerlunaen al ser Sasesorsnuna
,lnb bic 0e5irtsbef periud)en nit al.
len Mitteln sic Niidgabe lmgeieslid
Geidiagnabmten gisent,,ms an Oie
&paeftiUen su bintertrcibn.
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&,arepas pericremt,e
tpirS I'M Sriitiatr tritiih

Wien. Sir Sobn Bopo Orr, Gene
ralSireftor ser GrnGbrungs- umb
Sanhrirtid,aitsorganiiatio ser Ser.
einten Nationen erflGrten in elmer
Yreilefonferen5 sic Gr,Nibrlmsslaee
Guroras piiroe Mniang oes ssabres
1917 fritiib 1peroen. Nenn sic
u9sf8a lire 2ieferlnser eiulteae,
miiBten 1lnoer5iislid GriatmoBnab,
men getroifen tperSen, INN eine Sum.
gersnot 81 perbiiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
t5,OOO,OOO GtriitbGs,n,e
tperSett bier lemtttett

,Waibinston. Sur @eibnabts;eit
oieies Sabr in lnierem 2anoe minoc.
items 15,000,GD0 8eibnadtsha,,me
brennen ,mb bie @eibnahtssabcn
iueroen pernrutlib an Aus,pabI alles
bagepeiene in Sdntten iteaen. Oas
5oritamt gIa,rbt ioaar, oob Dor
Weibrahten bic MGrfte nit 8au,
men 10 ltarf beid,idt iein speroen, oai,
sic obengenonnte 3obl nod iiber;
troffen tpiro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
N,anen3et,iar jebt t,att
uncertainties, 11tniter

Berlin. Die r,,iiiide Milit1rper.
hrhltlng fiir 9eutIflanS CAB De-
fannt. baB iie Die Sor5eni,n fir at.
selaiiene oeutif,e Seitlrngen ilt Der
rl,iiii9en Gone nit iofortiger @ir-
flung a,tfbebt unb an beren SteGe
cine 9eadBenia,r nab amerifaniidem
Yful tier einfiibrt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
Gitelan~ stintntt Sen
fanSel nit 1tnoarn a,,i

2onOon. england gab Eldne iiir
Die @ieberauinahme ser Sanbelsbcs
siebungen NIT ltngarn befannt. &ic
es beiBt; .perben als erite britiidsnn-
gariIde iSa,toelstransattion mad,
Dem &riege 1900 Sonnen ungariid,er
srutbabne fir bas @eibnahseiddit
in Gluglano erportiert ,pcroen.
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1ttttSid.>r,sfi fiif<ker
Dipleittatetta,aSta,aI4


9tap Oorf. Wie oie Soerieas 9eeius
Meencp erfGbrt, ,ueroen bas unab'
bGngige Snoien l,no Die Sosujetuniol,
oennlad6t oiplo,ndtiid)e &ertreter
austauid)en. slubenaniniiter .. 81.
Molotoo uno &rifbna y. g. Menon,
ser ilroilde Acknowledgements 81
sen @erei,,ten 93ationen ,lnb prion
liher @eprdientant oes 1iibrers Der
aon9rebpartei Yanbit Satpabarlal
Nebru batten oiesbe,iiglihe 9eIpre
dl,ngen I'M 9auptquartier Ser rui
iiifen Delegation in Glen glooe, 2
Sslano.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
Ketletterpert aus Ser
8ritettset,e trirS eefmrst

Berlin. Der amerifaniide ,ub
tritiide &oblenaiisibuB in Berlin
gat befannt, bab Die &oblenerporte
llas ser britiidycn 8eiatungs5une
nad) Is europdiIben 2urbern ab
0esenber Inn $4,000 80. npnatlid,
gefiir5t iperbcn lpiirben. Sies lei not,
spelloig, oa Die Yrobuftion nid)t auf,
rehterbalten fperoen fam.
gtah Der obgeGnberten Guote lpcr-
oeT INNER nod, 100000 81. i'm
Wonat erpproiert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05

Der Die Rage n!d)t bonn Stdnopuntt
eil,es 5ufdaigen Gin5elif}ifIals, ion.
Bern als Geumtbeit Tetrahtete,
lprady lid, hingegen fir Gin slnuar.
ten ODER cine ausipanoerung aus.
Ser Seriaiier bieier 3eilcn be-
tradtet Sic belltise Gage Scr Sieben-
biirger Sodlen auf 8rllno eigener
Griabrungen eleihiam BON elmer
boberen Warte aus in ibrer @eiamts
belt. @r beleuftet Sic 6rage Der srei-
teren Sebensln0slidfeit Ser Siebcn.
biirger Sad)ieu in Humanien nid)t
nur bonn politiid,en Stanbpunft als
Gof uno 8eneini1aft, ioroern auh
pcnr lpirtid)aitlihen uno piologiihen.
1. Dc tpirtidaftlihe Seite Der
Gra9e:
1. Die critic WaBnabmc bes Stat-
ties nad Dem "a. alugltit 1914 beltano
in Der 8eid)laenabnllulg bes geiam-
ten Gisentl,ms iener Staatsbiirger
oeutiher 0oltsalgeb0risfeit. sic III
Ser @affen-SS. Der oeutiden @ebrs
,nadt uno ser % itanoen, io,pie jc-
ner. oie oas 2anb beim Vorriitcu
Ser rltiiiid)en Irlippen nit Sen ocut-
iden Streitfrdfteu perlaiien batter.
Gabei gilt auminbeit fir oie Mneehc.
rigen Der @affen7SS, 5ob niht m,r
iie ielbit ionoern aud) ibre Nadfom-
men ,,nb 0orfabren ibres gieentums
lie ielbit aber alld) ibrer Staatsbiir.
geridaft fiir perluitig erfl1rt muir
Sen. Gru,loidtli1 sp,,roe,, ielbjt bie
3ibilan3iiee ser 8etroffenen genom-
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2lnterifaniidte N1iiiien
perlGi3t NtanSihmrci

9sanfing. Die sl,perlGiitge 3eitln1
~@iin Win Yau" teridtete, eiuc omcs
ritaniide @afienitiaitanbs- &ommii-
iion bate bie Manoihurei perlaiien,
neil arobere Sonol,,ngen stpiifcn
8egierirngs- uno aoumuniltentrup-
pen BORT beporltiinben. Mht ser slme-
rifaner ieien nah Yciping gcflogen.
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Dclf Int 11ct

Sln Siebenbilrger Saf1enlauo
$50 emit alld nleinc @iege itauo,
Wtein armes Tolf in bitt'rer Not. -
3 iteb' ibu bei, Ilmdft ger 8ott.
Wtun ihl1gt, beraubt unS pliinoert iie
0ian treibt lie fort, mar nloroet iie!
Wian Id)unbet cole Sad)ienirauen!
Mon treibt lie in Sen 500 nit @ra,l
IS iuiitet org bes MDrbers Sanh!
&eridleppt, lueit tort in 5einocslunS
SIT llni'res Solfes Stcls a,no 3ier;
3ebntauienoc bapeinen mir,
6eSlullllgcn BORT Su bitt'reln Srobn.
Sem 8otts uuo &olferrcht 5,un
Spbn!
Gs lag Ses Sd)idials bartc SanS
Sit iduper auI unierm Sahienlano;
God bat bas Solf oi,rb inm'rc Strait
Gid, immer luieoer allIeerafit. ----
llus, 9riioer bier lpeit iiberm Wcer
9etriibet bieie Scot gar iebr -
@ir noucn &ilfc, Sino'rrnta bringcil
llno ileb'n 5u Gott. cs mog'
gelingen! - ;,
Siebesgabcm in Ypit.Enfetcn.
Sebte ISOLDE bot iid) apieber cine
neue Srauen9ruppe in bieien id,onell
SiebesSienit geitellt: @ir besriiBc'
oie lieben Ofitarbeiterinnen, uniert
Sdapeitern in Gbicoso
9tun bat l,nier Silislperf iiebel
@rltlpen BON 8armber5ise,l Sflpe.
lterr, hueld)e podentlid, &leioer
@aidc, Sdu,be un0 baltbarc 2ebenS
mittel (&affee, &onierpen, Mcbl etc.
iamneln, oronen, porihriftsm6bis IN
eli -EfllnoEafeten einn1ben nnf
per Nolt abienoen. Moreiien bon BET
mat- uno ersuer6sloien 8olfsgenoiie.
Ole feline ger,panoten bier baben
itellen mir gerne sur @erfiigung.
3ette Wode erbielt id cine Niite
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- 0itte leien Gle bie anSeioens
Arizona sun., 1946-10-04

lation between now and election
day.
Remember that this amendment
is penal legislation; it is born of
passion and prejudice; it does not
regulate labor unions and doesn't
even purport to correct the points
which have been the subject of
criticism. It's true purpose is to
destroy labor unions. It's phrase
ology is so innocent and innocuouS
that it constitutes a real BOBBY
trap for the voters of Arizona. It
is nothing more nor less than a
reactionary sneak attack upon the
intelligence and fairmindedness of
the people of Arizona. You can
do your part to guarantee the fu-
ture of real industrial democracy
in Arizona by voting for PROPOSE
ton No. 107-No. A square deal
for the working people of Arizona
and for their children cries out
for your vote for Proposition No.
1O7-NO, in November.
Arizona sun., 1946-10-04

let that odor be clean if not sweet.
Soap has never been rationed.
Strong odor has no special sex,
please excuse me, yet hope you
dig me-"
The conditions that surround
our life are made by the thoughts
we think and the words we speak
Let us think right, and overcome
persecution and all difficulties.
Good things come to us with our
increase of understanding. Moth
ing is accomplished in any line ex-
cept by perseverance. We know
we can't get to the top without
going up. Let us think right, act
right, live right and do right. We
will find this old world isn't such
a bad place after all.
oS long-bye now.
Arizona sun., 1946-10-04
RITES HELD FOR
YOUNG MARSELL

Funeral services were held at 2
o'clock this afternoon at East Lake
Mortuary for Clarence Marsell, Jr.,
who died Tuesday afternoon at a
local hospital. Mr.. Marsell came
from the East several months ago
to Phoenix for his health and was
placed in a sanitarium by his fa-
ther, Mr.. Clarence Marsell, Sr.,
to regain his health, being too
weak on arriving was not able to
pull through.
Mr.. Marsell, Jr., young man
of 81, had been in the show busi-
ness for years in the East and did
not come West with his father and
three sisters, some Is years ago.
He is survived by his father,
Clarence Marsell, Sr., three sisters
Mrs. Katherine Bowens, of Los An
geles, Mrs. Flora Anderson and
Mrs. Marguerite JonPes, both of
Phoenix and Godmother, Mrs. w.
K. Elliott of Huntington, w. Va,
who is attending the funeral serv-
ices.
Rev. Allen Johnson, officiated,
East Lake Mortuary in charge.
Arizona sun., 1946-10-04
sunshine"
By Mrs. Nellie Maye Taylor

Hello there, and everywhere!
Isn't this fall weather cool and
wonderful, such nights for sleep
ing? Such grand and glorious
days for enjoying. Isn't it grand
to be alive. What more could a
person wish for? The Supreme
Master is so good to us, I wonder
if we take time to count and ap-
preciate His many blessings to us?
When we begin to complain, we
can always look around us and
find someone who is less fortunate
than we. Now let us Dig a little
business. There are a lot of Chi
neSe Grocery stores here on every
other corner. Over all of the Sec
tions where the major portion of
Negroes live. They carry COM
plete line of groceries, sometimes
their line is more complete than
these large chain stores. Some
times you pay a few cents more,
what difference does it make when
food is scarce as it is these days.
Have you noticed the Chinaman
never advertises, and the China
man never hires you in his store.
Out of the twenty and more stores
living and thriving on Negro pro-
ceeds there is only one I have
found that hires a Negro clerk.
And his store isn't as large as some
of the stores I've been in where
more clerks could be used. Yet
we spend the bulk Of our money
with them. Oh! Yes I know we
must eat. Also, let us wake up
and think. Now do you dig me?
We have no control over our
color but we do over our conduct.
Although due to social and eco
nomic conditions I think we have
come long way under these diff
ficulties. I think the crime is low
er, individual conduct better and
morale is higher. And if we con-
tinue we will be getting some
where. There is always room for
Improvement. Don't see how loud
and bad you can talk just to draw
a crowd, because the crowd you
draw is in the same class with you.
A person is never too young nor
too old to carry an odor, nor just
Arizona sun., 1946-10-04
John L. Lewis Resting
Well After Operation

Washington. = (FP) = Presi-
dent John L. Lewis of the United
Mine Workers (AFL) was reported
resting comfortably Sept. 27 after
undergoing an appendicitis oper-
alton at Emergency Hospital here.
The attack on the miners leader
was sudden, since he had put in a
full day at UNIV headquarters the
day before he was stricken.
Lewis will probably be unable
to attend the UNIV convention
opening in Atlantic City, N. J. Oct.
1. It is also doubtful whether he
will be sufficiently recovered to
journey to Chicago for the 2-week
AFL convention opening Oct. 7.
Arizona sun., 1946-10-04
Big Lumber Company
Books To Be Checked

In an order handed down in
u. S. district court, Phoenix,
Tuesday, September "a, the dis
trict Office of Price Administra-
ton was granted permission to
inspect the books and records of
the Southwest Lumber Company,
McNary.
The action, according to OPA,
was the result of a refusal by
Southwest Lumber Company Of
ficials to grant OPA investiga-
tors permission to inspect the
Company's records as part OF
routine investigation.
Arizona sun., 1946-10-04

employer groups who have always
been antagonistic to organized Ia
Dor. They know that the amend
ment discriminateS in favor of the
non-union worker; they know that
if this amendment becomes part
of your Constitution, they can
crowd out the unions by employ
ing non-union people and encour-
aging them to refrain from join
ing the union. They realize full
well that in this manner, they can
soon render the unions so weak
that there will no longer be any
collective bargaining which is
worthy of the name. They know
that under. this amendment, even
where the employer honestly wants
a union shop, he is prevented by
law from making a contract to
that effect. They know that it
outlaws all of the usual provisions
for maintenance of union men,
bership, and all of the other Gus
tomary tract provisions to
guarantee union security and sta
bility of labor-management rela-
tionS.
These people who are promot-
ing this amendment know that
the individual worker cannot
bargain effectively as an indi-
vidual. They know that hunger
is always a jump or two behind
him and that he must work If
his family is to live, and that if
his union can be crippled to the
point where it no longer is able
to protect him, he will be forced
to accept whatever wages are
offered. In that kind of bargain
ing, hunger is the invisible third
party to every employment
agreement.
The adoption of this amendment
will not be favorable portent for
the future of Arizona. It is certain
to disrupt the employment picture
in Arizona. It will create distrust
and suspicion between union men,
bers and non-union workers. It
will precipitate strife and bicker-
ing between employer and en-
ployee. In some cases, skilled
workmen will leave Arizona to find
a more favoable condition under
which to work. Such a situation
will not be attractive to industrial
firms which might othetwise be
inclined to establish plants in your
new and great state.
In the long run, your farmers,
cattle e m n, businessmen and
bankers will suffer along with
labor. Historically, the American
been prosperous only when la
Dor also was prosperous. Pur-
chasing power is the key to all
lasting prosperity and unless the
fruits of industry are distributed
justly and widely, purchasing
power will dry up and trade and
commerce will dry up with it.
Therefore, it beh0OveS every
farmer and every businessman Of
Arizona to think carefully be-
fore voting in favor Of this So
called Fright to Work Amend
ment."
I commend to your attention the
editorial policies of the Arizona
Times, published at Phoenix by
John and Anna Boettiger. You
may have also noticed that Bill
Matthews Arizona Daily Star, pub
lished at Tucson, has come out
editorially against the adoption of
this vicious amendment. Your pop
ular columnist, Larry Andrews,
has written pointedly in the Phoe-
nix Gazette against the amend
ment. 1 think many other editors
and publishers will join in oppos-
ing this vicious piece of penal legis-
Arizona sun., 1946-10-04
P.-T.A. News

The Booker T. Washington
Schools Parent Teacher Associ-
alton met Wednesday night, at the
school for it's first meeting of the
year.
Various committee chairmen
were appointed. Also plans were
made to assist the school with the
annual Halloween party.
The next meeting will be hai
on the first Wednesday of Move
ber.
Arizona sun., 1946-10-04
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Arizona sun., 1946-10-04

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Arizona sun., 1946-10-04
Okemah News:
By Mrs. S. M. White

The Mission Circle of the WI
Baptist Church raised $107.80
ing a weeks rally to help I'd
funds for the building project.
Mrs. Nan Smith entertainer
guests from Los Angeles, over the
weekend.
Mr.. Eugene Simpson is on the
sick list and also his son, Eugene
Jr. who is in the hospital.