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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-24
The
Sporting Thing
Chicago Blow Staggers Us
by bf

OloW oVoSSOA0 w
The mailman brought in his usual smiles
and his equally usual batch of letters for us.
One of them from Chicago, however, sent our
prestige as sportsman diving many points on
the diamond blackboard.
The missile, written by friend Jun Kurose,
surely gave us few pointers.
Folks, the laugh is on lis So
June IS,
Dear Bud
In your sporting June b. le47, was stated
that chance of bossonfng out
major he not Of japanese extraction I've
seen High School days. and
there's and probably much i'm
proved player don't think you're playing
organized putting tint of discrimination
article? Probably you've forgotten that couple Of Nses
did in the Coast league decade bacJmmy Hasao VINO
played Keno Nushda, Stockton
hurIer, played the
bring present day set-up there is
Negro Robinson playing with the Brooklyn
Dodgers National Also Gin Taguch the
husky smuggling Of the Fort Smelling Astar Of
incidnty hit off Spud Chandler Of the
York Yankees while Chandler pitching for Rochester
semipro his return from the service offered
Cardinal chain this spring which
h declined.
Don't forget Bud practically these major leaguers
playing before they landed in this
top of for boys only
portion gets into Major league ball You just have
if Matsubu is willing to
league standards, he'll fling
Remember the American sports fans clean-cut
deprive fellow of his ability because Of his
color creed So in all fairness to organized baseball let's
Nisei himself of real Major
league caliber before popping off
A sports enthusiast
Kurose
p. S. Brooklyn the Cubs yesterday and
who got the biggest hand? You guessed Jaie Robinson
Friend Kurose is absolutely right that A
me1ican sports fans are fair and that they
judge players by their ability and not by their
race, color or creed. If we had "a tint of dis
elimination in Matsubu comment, then
Kurose is to be given decision on that count
P.S.-In reference to Jimmy Haseo, we ne
yer heard of him. We, however, recall JIM
my Horio who batted from the portside for the
Sacramento Solons about the same time Nushi-
da was pitching.
Continued on Page ~
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Bowling

JUNE 26
Anna Rays VS. Lucky Strikers
Bowlerettes VS.. Crowns
Alley Kittens VS.. "Haba" Duchesses
Mobile Service VS.. Pin Topplerettes
JULY }
"Haba' Duchesses VS.. Crowns
Anna Kay's VS.. Mobile Service
Bowlerettes VS.. Pin Topplerettes
Alley Kittens VS.. Lucky Strikers
JULY 10
Bowlerettes VS.. Alley Kittens
Pin Topplerettes VS.. Lucky Strikers
"Haba" Duchesses VS.. Anna Rays
Crowns VS.. Mobile Service
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Consideration is the soil in
which wisdom may be expected TO
grow, and strength be given to ev-
cry upspringing plant of duty.
Emerson.
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II II r
Odell 10 IA 7
Nisei IL IL 4
Batteries: Jim Captain, Webb
and Bill Rush. Eichi Hirata, Kay
KiyokaWa and Itaro Hamada.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-24
URAKAWA TOPS
B FIGHTERS
in GOLF MEET

Nobi Nakagawa is the 1947 Ko-
mon golf tournament kingpin.
Nakagawa turned in steady 1877
net card to win the Puget Sound
Golf Associations Komon meet last
Sunday on the West Seattle golf
course. To achieve his goal, Naka-
gawa had to stave off challeng-
ing field of stars which included
Frank Magazine who was stroke
behind Nakagawa and Sumio Maya
matsu who tied for third place with
Okimoto and Harada. Nagamatsu,
Okimoto and Harada will play off
for their final positions this COM
ing Sunday.
Y. Urakawa shot one stroke bet
ter than either F. Tanabe or T.
Sakahara to capture "B" flight
honors with a 1876 net score. Ia
nabe and Sakahara will tangle in
18-hole match next Sunday 10
untangle their tie.
The results follew:
"A" FLIGHT
AZ Wacf SEATTLE
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Nisei Vets continued their Win
ming ways by crushing Jewell's
Detectives, Q TO 8. in spirited ball
game last Sunday ct Lower Wood
land playfield.
Behind to at the start of the
ninth, the Vets turned on the
proverb!al heat and pushed over
four runs. The Detectives, how
ever, wore unable to solve any more
diamond clues than but one marx
in their half of the final frame.
The running score follows:
Ri f
Nisei Vets 400 0l0 004-9 Is 4
Detectives 100 l4l 001-8 Is 9
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VETS SCORE 4
IN 9Th, WHIP
DETECTIVES
PUGET SOUND LEAGUE
Blue Section

sassR
SUNDAY, JUNE 30
AT Naval Station
? p.m.-Naval station VS.. Nisei
Vets.
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Enters AAU Meet

LINCOLN, Neb., June 24-George
Uyeda Of the University of Hawaii,
is entered in the national AAU
senior and junior track and field
championships to be held here on
July and S. He leaped rs feet
5/8 inches in a recent meet in
Honolulu.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-24

Tell me with whom thou art
found, and I will tell thee who
thou art.-Goethe.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-24

No man can be provident of his
time, who is not prudent i'm the
choice of his company.-Taylor.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-24
H. R. Nisei Repel
Odell, lilo
HOOD RIVER VALLEY
LEAGUE STANDINGS

HOOD RIVER, Greg June pa
The Hood River Nisei won their
first game i'm the second half of the
Hood River Valley League last
Tuesday night under the arc when
they turned back the Odoll Red
SoX II to 10 in a eleven inning
affair. In the last inning Kay
Kiyokawa, who relieved Eichi Hi
rata the ninth, won his own game
by knocking home run when the
left fielder lost the ball.
Eichi Hirata, a youthful chucker
was going great guns until he weak
ened in the eighth inning when
Odell scored 4 runs and had to be
relieved in the ninth. Gene Asai
also clouted a homer in The sixth.
Porky Omori with three hits led
the barrage. with Gene Asai, Itaro
Hanada, Eichi Hirata and Kay
Kiyokawa getting two hits apiece.
The score:
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-06-24
FuelerS Trip
Valley, lis

A siX-run splurge, featuring big
Ben Ikeda'S grand-slam home run.
in the sixth inning gave Eastern
Fuel lis victory over Valley in
a Northwest Times Baseball game
last Sunday at Garfield No , field.
Besides the circuit clout. Ikeda
also smacked out double and two
singles for perfect four-for flour
Hachiya, Sumioka and S. Iwasaki
were fuelers who hit twice. one If
Hachiyas blows being q four baser
in the first frame.
Pitcher Joe Asahara of Valley
pounded out a double and two
singles for a three for three. His
brother, John. and F. Shigeo also
circled the bags on home run hits.
The score was to until the
rash of Eastern Fuel bingles into
the sixth.
The results follows:
r. II
Eastern Fuel 112 016-ll IL
Valley oil l20-5 Q
Batteries: G.. Iwasaki, Fuiimoto
and Mano; Joe Asahara and va
guchi.
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Portland Vets
Lose FL Tilt

PORTLAND, Greg, June "a
Especial to Northwest Times
Striking out eleven and allowing
but two hits. Paulson of Vanport
Eagles pitched his team to a 81
victory over the Portland Nisei Vets
last wednesday night at West
moreland.
Bill Wakayama hurled three
hit ball for the Vets.
The result follows:
r II F.
Nisei Vets 2 .
Vanport Eagles 2 3 0
Batteries: Wakayama and Yada;
Paulson, Hillburn and Holmes.
s#HA*
The Vets face Wherry's Cafe at
1890 pm. at Westmoreland on
Sunday, June 30, after which they
plan their invasion north for the
Northwest Fourth Of July Invita-
tional Baseball Tournament in Sc
attic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-29
Eliot Ness candidate

AA4OA NSSS Co4AUAOo1S
for mayor
Eliot Ness has said that
the Importance Of nationality
groups in the community life of
America can be seen readily
from survey made by John Cum
ther, author of Inside U. s. A.
Gunther's findings are in effect
this: Cities where there are no
nationality groups are notably
nonprogressive. Cities where
immigrants have settled after
coming to America from Europe
are enthusiastically going for
ward
The survey says that Cincin-
natl was a handsome young ma
tron when Cleveland was a he'll
ter-skelter village. Cincinnati is
packed with charm, but Gun
ther says-today Cleveland has
taken it's place in the competi-
tive orbit of Detroit, Buffalo
and Pittsburgh. I asked Cleve-
land friends what they thought
of Cincinnati and they said,
"We're quite friendly to Cincin-
natl when we happen to think
about it." That is about the way
it sizes up industrially too. Gin
cinnati has Proctor and Gam
BILE, but Cleveland has Republic
Steel, Standard Oil, the lake
shipping industry which is vast,
and ever, ever so many other
industries that are growing just
as Cleveland is as a city, al
though it is at present some
what depending on postwar
plans.
Eliot Ness made a statement
in reply to a charge by spokes-
man for the present administra-
ton which criticized Mr.. Ness's
fortnight recognition and pro-
mise of continued recognition of
the many nationalities in Cleve-
land.
He said, II don't think we can
afford today to be SNUG about
our position. I think we must
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-29

obtozenega Hribarja clanu pred
stavnistva tuje drzave, ali ste
povedali, da bo prisel?"
Furlan: ITO je mogoce, &c
Hribar trdi."
Tuzitelj: cali Sc ne spominja-
te, da bi to bilo res?"
Furlan: mic nimam spomi-
nu, ampak &c Hribar trdi, bo
tocno."
Tozilec: "Se ne spominjate ?
Poglejte, obtozeni Furlan, sklep,
da bo Sci Hribar k clanu pred
stavnistva tuje drzave in kdo ga
bo z MIN povezal, je bill sprejet
ma seji, kjer so bill prisotni So
obtozeni Nagode, Kavcnik, Ho-
cevarjeva, Hribar in Sire. Mi
smo tie soobtozence vprasali o
tenn. Vsi to vedo. Nagode pa je
to dejstvo vpisal v svoj zapisnik,
XII ga je vodil "a sleherni dan in
je to vpisano sporocilo danes ma
zaslisanju, ko mu je bilo preci-
tano, tudi potrdil. Sc vi spomi-
Mate ,da bi vam kdaj koli soob-
tozeni Hribar izrocil kak list
papirja? Hribar pravi, da vam
je oh tel priliki, ko je prisel do
vas S prosnjo, da ga povezete
S clanom predstavnistva tuje
drzave, izrocil porocilo, XII ste
ga vi preleteli in ste potem re-
xii: to bono napravili pa tako'
ter ste s skarjami odrezali ME-
gov podpis."
Furlan: 'Morda, JAZZ ne vem
MIC"
Tozitelj: Innate zelo slab spo-
min."
Furlan: "Ne vem."
Tozitelj: xvi ste jurist, obto-
zenec. Kaj menite, kdaj lahko
smatra sodisce kak zlocin "a do
kazan
Furlan: "Kadar je dovolj do
kazov."
Tozitelj:. cali je potrebno pri-
znanje?"
Furlan: mi potrebno."
Tozitelj: 20 tenn bono lahko
govorili Sc pozneje. JAZZ vas vpra-
sam samo po golih dejstvih."
Vprasanja predstavnika
AmeriSkega RdeSega Kriza
Predsednik: cali ste prejeli
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give credit where credit il due.
The large numbers of, and the
many kinds of nationalities re-
presented in Cleveland make it
a cultural city, are making it a
progressive city, and have made
it a good city in which to live.
II offer as evidence of my
claims the many fine gardens in
our park section that various
nationality groups maintain. AS
further evidence let the men,
bers Of the present administra-
ton ride out into the areas
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-29
ENAKOpRAvNOsT

cd nekega tujega predstavnika
Rdecega kriza ' Jugoslaviji listo
vprasanj?"
Furlan:> "Da, to je toeno."
Tozitelj: ~ kaksen namen? 2"
Furlan: "Rekel mi je, da hoce
napisati knjigo."
Tozilec: ''Kaksno knjigo?"
Furlan. Nv angleseini O ma
stanku in razvoju nase danas-
ME drzavne strukture."
Tozilec: "Kaksna so bila ia
vprasanja? Koliko jih je bilo?"
Furlan: "Mislim, kakor imam
v spominu, kakih deset."
Tozilec: "Tocnega stevila Sc
ne spominjajate? Drugi trdijo,
da jih je bilo H."
Furlan: "Morda jih je bilo
12."
Tozilec: "Komu ste dali ia
vprasanja"
F'urlan: "Sircu."
Tozilec: cali ste vidva pregle-
dala ia vprasanja, ko je bill Sire
pri vas?"
Furlan: ''Da sva jih pregleda-
la, to je mogoce."
Tozilec: "Odkod ste pa takrat
well ia vprasanja?"
Furlan: ia z mize."
Tozilec: me, IL knjige!''
Furlan: '"To je mogoce."
Tozilec: cali ste Sc komu dali
ia vprasanja?"
F:urlan: me"
Tozilec: 'Komu ste narocili,
maj napise porocilo?"
Furlan: "Govoril sem z gospo
Hocevarjevo."
Tozilec: cali ste il dali ma list
ku napisana vprasanja?"
Furlan: me spominjam Sc
vec, kako je bilo, najbrz sem
incl angleski izvod v rokah in
sem j diktiral vprasanja."
Tozilec: xvi ste diktirali, ona
pa je pisala
Furlan: "Morda sem il dikti-
raj, ne spominjam sc vec toeno."
Furlan je iskal +
tudi Snoju pojasnila
ma vprasanja
Tozilec: cali ste dali ia vpra-
sanja Snoju?"
Furlan: "Jaz mislim, da me-"
Tozilec: "Snoj trdi, da je do
bill cd vas II vprasanj predstav-
nika ameriskega Rdecega kriza,
med MIN tudi vprasanje o naci-
onalizaciji, o volitvah in o agrar-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-29

where certain nationality groups
are represented in concerted
neighborhood. There they will
see fine homes kept spotlessly
clean or as clean as the city air
will permit them to be kept
fine yards that are artistically
perfect. These people are pros
porous. They are good citizens
and are proud to be just that"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-29
Razprava pred 0kroznim sodisGem ljubIjani
proti voI,unsN skupini: Nagode, Snoj, FurIan
Obtozenec: "Mogoce."

Obtozenec: "Mogoce."
Tozilec: "Veste, kaj Sc pravi
predlagati skupini, da Sc ubije
Kidrica in Beblerja?"
Obtozenec: "Da."
S tenn je bila razprava preki-
njena in popoldne je bill zaslisan
Sc obtozeni Furlan.
zaslisanje DIR. Borisa Furlana
V soboto 2. augusta je bill "a
slisan DIR. Boris Furlan. ze pri
prvih vprasanjih predsednika
Vrhovnega sodisca Sc je prieel
izmikati ma vse nacine, v glav-
mem pa sc je.postavil ma stalisee,
ida Sc nicesar ne spominja' in
da ina glede obtozenih dejanj
"cisto prazno glavo." Potrdil je
pravilnost svojih izpovedb v pre-
iskavi, zanikal pa je, da hi bill
kriv v smislu obtoznice.
Predsednik: "V nobeni toe
ki?"
Furlan: 'Za vse, kar navajo
obtoznicna, sem zvedel sele il
obtoznice."
Predsednik: "Furlan, ali ste
bill agent tuje spionazne sluzbe
in povezali clana Nagodetove
skupine predstavnikom (kon-
zulom) tuje drzave v Ljublja-
nj ?"
F'urlan: "Jaz nisem bill nikoli
agent, "a Nagodetovo skupino
pa sem zvedel sele IL obtoznice,
odnosno med preiskavo."
Predsednik :::"Ali ste povezali
Hribarja nekim clanom pred
stavnistva tuje drzave?'
Furlan: "Tega sc absolutno ne
spominjam, &c pa Hribar to trdi,
DO to prav."
Predsednik: cali ste prejeli
cd Hribarja takrat neko pi-
smo?"
Furlan: ITO Sc mi je reklo, a
Sc absolutno ne morem spomni-
IT,"
Predsednik: cali ste pri tt
stem pismu cello odrezali njegov
podpis?''
Furlan: ''Nimam pojma, niti
ne VEN, "a kaj gre"
Predsednik: "Ootozeni Hribar
j e izpovedal, da je vam izrocil
porocilo, kateremu ste vi spodaj
odrezali podpis in vse skupaj od-
nesli ma predstavnistvo tuje dr.
zave ter tam napovedali Hribar-
jew obisk. Kaj pravite k temu ?
Ali je to resnica, ia Hribarjeva
trditev?'
Furlan: "Je mogoce, ne recem,
da nj. Ampak JAZZ v svoji glavi
nimam prav nicesar."
Obtozenec vztraja v svoji "ne-
poucenosti." Use svoje delo hi
rad prikazal kot stvari, XII so mu
zaradi slucajnosti, med seboj ne
povezane, stvari, XII so mu zaradi
svoje "nepomembnosti'' re zdav-
maj "usle liz spomina. y
Tozitelj: "Obtozeni Furlan,
prosim vas, da kratko odgovar-
jate ma vprasanja, XII vam jih
bonn staVil. Ste vi naZnanili So
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nj reformi. Ali Sc spominjate teh
vprasanj?" i
Furlan: ''spominjam? Ne" =
(Dalje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-29
Nagode je hotel biti
u9itelj spijonskega centra
Obtozenec: "Se lie. "

Obtozenec: "Se je."
Tozilec: cali veste O tenn, ka-
ko je Sire tolmacil razgovor
med predstavnikom nase Wade
in predstavnikom neke tuje dr.
zave v Ljubljani?" !
Obtozenec: ITO sem 81 JAZZ ta-
krat zabelezil."
Ker je obtozenec klevetal, da
je pri mas ena stranka, mu je
iavni tozilec nastel vec strank,
"a katere je obtozeni Nagode bill
prisiljen priznati, da obstojajo.
Nato ga je vprasal: 'V sloveni-
il pa nimamo stranke. Imamo
stranko v Sloveniji?''
Obtozenec: "V Sloveniji je
Osvobodilna fronta."
Tozilec: "Enotna Osvobodilna
fronta, tako enotna Osvobodilna
fronta, da je ne more rabbit no.
ben najmanjsi poizkus. Ia to
enotnost je bilo prelite proved
krvi, da bi jo vsakdo lahko raz-
bill ,da bi ljudstvo dopustilo, da
bi spijoni razbijali to enotnost."
Zatem je tozilec nadaljeval:
"Kako ste pa vi uresnicevali
po osvoboditvi vas program? Ma
ia nacin, da ste prvi dan po
osvoboditvi sklicali v svoje sta
noVanje skupino svojih ljudi. Da
ste Sc cd prvega dine po osvobo-
ditvi skrivali, kakor sledi po va
sih zapiskih, je bilo vse, kar ste
vi naredili in metal najvecje
blato ma vse pridobitve narodno-
osvobodilne borbe. Koncno ste
v svoii izdajalski vlogi postal
spijonski ucenec, hoteli pa ste
biti Sc ucitelj spijonskega cen
ira v Avstriji. To je vas pro-
gram. To nj program "a stran-
ko, to je program prihuljene spi-
jonske skupine, XII jo je vodil v
Liubliani obtozeni Crtomir Ma
godc."
Predsednik: "Obtozeni Nago-
de: Ali ste bill clan Stare pray
de'?"
Obtozenec: "Seveda sem bill"
Predsednik cali ste vodili to
skupino?"
Obtozenec: "Sem vodil."
Nagode je predlagal umor
Kidriea in dr.. Beblerja
Predsednik: "No, ste imeli I'VE
20 z Mihajlovicevim pokretom ?"
Obtozenec: "Bile so zveze."
Predsednik: cali ste bill sve-
tovalec Mihajlovicevega staba v
Ljubljani?"
Obtozenec: "Bil -
Tozilec: "Jaz imam na~vas ,sa-
mo Sc emo vprasanje: V vasih
zapiskih sc ma dveh mestih dobi
zapisano, kako so nekateri clani
predlagali, da je treba ubiti vo-
dime nase ljudi. Enkrat stoji, G..
predlaga, da Sc likvidira, in ma
steje dve imeni. Vsi so "a to. Ste
vi to napisali svo;e zapiske?'
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ZemIjisGa
SHAW AVE.

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v dobrem stanju. Garaza. $13, 800.
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Arkansas State press., 1947-04-11
EDITORIALS


~ - ..r;.a SO recently become alarmed Com
,,nism7 Ia IL because Communists have more to o'er "' ~
i. really svns7 It is puzz'ine as to why "e s'0"s '
.uproxmatey 100000 inhabitants tears sucn ' sp
oeope far less estimated quarter milton IS "
- America has fallen short displaying the principles of her
government
Theoretically America the best form OF government
In hut by actual has fallen short AND tha
pentv GROUND for Communism Because comnun
a. II form Of government of life that's plenty attractive
many peoples
Talk to any Communist and what do you near y oe'e'
No, a NOR. nerfect form, government man.
Tank 70 an better form government ana what
a. m h..,Y "1hs is white country its going to re-
main that way want the n'ssers to run this country "
YOU want your daughter to 'nisserF
comnare the and conclude which more
....,v 70 IN. man who has watched his buddes
die for a cause that only been theory to him
Were America to practice what peaehes there would
Be no room for aiarmss
She Is still trying hold the democratic principles and
.,. ,,e,sm a. the same citizens to be
ssroated by allows her citizens be taxed without "
She allows deprived Of life without
due law Even In the nations capitol the seat o. her
government Jim rampant
All ~ this furnishes food for Communism. Communism
- nav. something will die American theories Of
.r+.rose democracy not sufficient to stMe the
outh Of Communism These things be into practice
There are things America do to beat the Com
ur. At their game Far attractive be people
In America love America
First away with iimcrow and let choose his
friends for with the poll
the free vote The people necessarily they
want freedom The give
or oive something equally as we'll
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-11
This Weeks Guest

and especially to give all lawful
support to public officials and
candidates for public office who
believe that the American consti.
tutional system of government
should be maintained,
That doesn't sound too bad,
does It? II seems Ike a
pretty good cause until you
get under the fancy words and be
hind the dignified front OF Anne
rican Action, Inc. Then you find
the same group of anti.Negro.
antisemitic, anti-labor and pro.
fascist crackpots who have been
Americas lunatic fringe for many
years. But these lunatics are dan.
gerous ones.
Fronting for A a Is Geneva
Robert +. Wood, head of Sears.
Roebuck and chairman of the old
American First Committee. Along
with Wood and playing an active
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-11
LAWYERS
Continued from pace

petitions equal educational oppor-
tunities at the expense of the re-
spective states OF their residence.
These erusades are spearheaded
by Negro attorneys, and their ef.
forts have been highly success.
full The granting of equal salaries
to teachers, equal opportunities
for education, preservation of
civil liberties, all have stemmed
from these crusades.
At the last meeting of the Ma.
tlonal Bar Association held in
Detroit, Michigan, the slogan adj
opted was Second Glass Citizen
ship Must Go" The right to free
ly participate in the elections, to
receive equal wages and salaries
for comparable service, to own
possess and dispose Of PROPER
ty of all types and character. To
walk upon the streets and pursue
the activities of other citizens
without fear of molestation. as
well as the right to enjoy ones
own home as his castle, are some
of the many rights upon which
emphasis is now being laid by
the National Bar Association.
See Your Lawyer And Be
Safe
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-11

thod has always worked before
American Action, Inc. stands CON
demned. Instead of AA, Inc. it
would probably be AFA, Inc. -
American Fascist Action, Incor-
porated.
That name tells Negroes where
they stand in AA's plans. Negroes
don't willingly join fascist groups.
Too many of us now live under
some kind of fascism - unwill-
ingly.
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-11
LLOYD ARMON LEAVES

Lloyd Armon, popular young
businessman of this city and
head of a musical aggregation
noted throughout the south left
Thursday for San Francisco, Cal.
Known in the musicians world as
first-rate drummer. Mr. Armon
expects to continue IN the field
of music on the West Coast. The
syncopated rythms OF Mr.. Ar
mons drums will be greatly miss
ed by the music lovers of Little
Rock. Mr., Armon is a native Of
Little Rock and a veteran of
World War H.
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-11
Bv A. Philip Randolph,

BY A. Philip Randolph,
international President Brother
hood VI Sleeping Car Porters,
ALL
NEW YORK You can't
always Judge a man by the COM
-pany he keeps. But you can gen
orally get pretty good idea OF
where he stands by the organiza-
lions whose membership cards he
carries. Sometimes his works
backwards, too. and you can find
out what kind Of an organization
a certain group is by looking at
the people in It. That's why Ne.
groes should take very good
took at an outfit calling itself
american Action. Inc"
On the surface American Act
Ton, Inc" has for It's aim "To
promote methods and means to
support and defend constitutional
government In the United States
Arkansas State press., 1947-04-11
RALLY
Continued from pace I

pledge my support to Negro
Freedom Rally" was the message
received from Frank l.. Stanley
publisher of the Louisville De-
fender and president of the Ne.
gro Newspaper Publishers Asso.
citation.
Using as its theme Democracy
on Trial, the speakers at the
Madison Square Garden rally will
emphasize that an intelligent
home defense Of vigorous Am
erican citizenship is needed to
aid In the survival and advance.
ment Of our democracy.