St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-11

pies. The darker races Of the world
are restless under white domination
and imperialism.
Jawaharlal Nehru, former presi-
dent Of the All-India Congress, as
serts that the countries Of Asia
will not willingly submit to any
domination and will revolt aaginst
IT,"
A conspicuous trouble spot is
lndonesia where American lend
lease is being used in the suppress
sion Of the liberties and freedom
Of the Indonesians.
Koreans stoned American troops
and engaged in mass work stop
pages in angry protest to the Big
Three's trusteeship program
adopted at the recent Moscow con-
ference by American, British and
Russian Foreign Ministers for in
dependence-hungry Korea.
New bloodshed believed near for
Indo China, where the French are
seeking to reestablish their sover-
eighty, to the recognition Of which
China and the United States are
committed.
Secretary Of Commerce Henry A.
Wallace says "The fight against the
planners Of World War II is on"
In the field Of domestic affairs,
intolerance and hatred still make
inconsistent the practices of this
country with its professions.
There are the problems of full
employment, unemployment COM
pensations, universal military train
ing, labor legislation, and merger
Of the armed forces.
Fair employment is a requisite of
full employment. Both Democrats
and Republicans are pledged to
press for early passage Of the Fair
Employment Practice bill soon after
Congress returns on January ID
from its holiday recess.
In the face of bitter Southern
opposition, neither the FEPC bill
nor the anti-poll tax bill can pass
the Senate without cloture.
II cloture is adopted on either
bill, whichever is called up first,
passage Of both measures is as
sured. A two-thirds vote is re-
quired to limit debate in the Sen
ate.
Representative Bill Dawson, Of
Chicago, is the No. l man political
ly. His word is decisive with Bob
Hannegan, chairman Of the Demo-
cratic national committee, on all
matters concerning colored people.
Dawson and Representative Adam
Powell, Of New York, are the only
two colored men in Washington
who were elected to office. Dawson
is an Administration man. AL
though he lists himself as a Demo-
crat and voted with the Democrats
in organizing the House, Powell
is an independent. On performance,
Anne Hedgeman, executive secre-
tary Of the National Council for n
Permanent FEPC, is the No. l
woman.
Most cOlOred OiTicehOlders in
Washington come from One-party
states Of the District Of Columbia.
An exception is the Rev. Marshall
L. Shepard, who comes from Re-
publican Philadelphia.
r. O'Hara Lanier, whose nomina-
ton TO Minister to Liberia Presi-
dent Truman may send to the SEN
ate any day now, is native Of
Winston-Salem North Carolina.
Colonel Campbell G. Johnson,
executive assistant to Major Gen
eral Lewis b. Hershey, director of
Selective Service, is from the Dis
trict.
Marcus Ray, the new civilian
aide to the Secretary Of War, is
from Chicago.
Frank Horne, racial relations
adviser 10 Commissioner Philip NJ,
. Klutznick of the Federal Public
Housing Authority, came here from
, the Fort Valley Normal and In
dustrial College, Fort Valley
. Georgia.
Frances Williams, special ad,
visor to Chester Bowles, oPA AID,
ministrator, is from st. Louis.
Lawrence oxley of the United
n States Employment Service is from
Y North Carolina, while Ben Wilson
of the War Manpower Commission
!, halls from Indiana.
4 DR.. Ambrose Caliver, senior spe'
cialist in Negro education, United
4 States Office Of Education, is from
y Tennessee.
e 81. Peter A. N. Z. Church NOtsst Il
= spits Of the inelement weather last Sundal
many Of the loyal members Of the ehurcl
r were present. The pastors subject was
: A Living Faith In the Living Cod. o. {
Hall Of So. Paul talked briefly on the If
Of Dr. George W. Carver.
\ The Associated Negro Credit Union VT
u hold its annual meeting at st. Peter
NJ. r. Church, Monday. Jan. IL
The annual election Of the trustees wi
= be held on Monday evening, Jan. 81 a
4 SD. m.
q Sunday, Jan. Is, at the morning Eervic,
- the pastor will choose for his text, '"rh
Value Of the Church 10 the Social Order,
s At 7;45 p. m. What Can l Do to AGk
n a Better Community
Prayer aud class mestinEs every Thur
s day. at Z 80 D. m.
Come out and encourage the few faithfI
o young people Of the church who are Worl
n Ing to build the Young Peoples Socistl
- They meet each Sunday evening At 6;s
n y. m.
Thanks for the donation on the ne
furnace by the members.-chureh Reporte