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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-06
HOMECOMING SET
AT WESTERN PRONG
BAPTIST CHURCH

WHITEVILLE, Oct. 5-Home-
coming will be observed at
Western Prong Baptist church
next Sunday, October u, begin
ming at 1890 o'clock in the
morning.
Musical features, addresses
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-06

Harry Green and his wife Eleanor q am chang
ing their names, of eourse) are two of these
twenty-eight millions who are making better lives
for themselves and for their whole family. They
got tired of feeling they were in a rut, worried as
their chi]dren's new interests left them behind:
The Greens decided to do something about it!
Each Develops a New Talent
Harry felt that to get ahead at the Office, he
should know more about accounting. Mrs. Green
had always wanted to learn Spanish. And both of
them were determined to re-discover good books:
So they began to study again.; he at night school,;
she in an afternoon conversation group:
Now they have more interests in common -.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-06

Ceramic tiles have long been
used In the pottery region Of
Great Britain Is building tab
lets, to show the date of con-
struction and the name Of the
home owner.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-06
How TO PLAN for Family Happiness

FOR TOMORROW -. We live in a changing world. Family
needs and circumstances change -. living costs taxes. If you
have not had your life insurance program reviewed lately, the
chances are 2 to l that it should be brought up to date.
There are so many ways in which you Can use your life insur-
ance, that you should have the life insurance you now own checked
to see if it is suited to your needs. This is a service that comes
with your life insurance.
The person best equipped to help you with this is the we'll
trained life insurance agent. Get in touch with your agent, or " rite
YOUR life insurance company. INSTITUTE OF LIFE INSURANCE.
so East 42nd Street, New York II, n. Y.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-06

MORE than 81 million
1V1 adults in America wish
they were going on with their
educations -. Over 28 mil
lion are doing it!
They've re-discovered the
thrill of new ideas, new oppor-
tunities. They are better parents;
they can take better jobs, they
have more to talk about!
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-06

. Planning to go on with your education is only part OF sound
money planning. You'll be more likely to have enough money
on hand when you need it, if you'll follow these simple rules:
FOR TODAY. -. The first thing, for most families, is to take
care of the larger fixed items such as rent taxes. SufAn noi'
gage and installment payments, ETC.
So start by adding up all your fixed items for the year. dlvloe
by 81, and set aside that amount weekly.
Also, every. family should have a rainy day" fund equal to al
least four weeks income. Set aside a little every week until you
have that much. Then, you'll know how much you can spend Tor
food. clothing. heat. light. amusements, and so forth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
BY HusSELi. KAY

Il wc1if6 near tf1at tste cost Of
fgaidiTlg primary elections weuld
have 10 he met by disguised
lax exhnEbitan1 qualification
fee Or ny contributions In South
Carolina, ttEe Democratic Parts
hiss nc trolrble finanenag pr.
naries. Georgia ard Taxas tlape
TOR many wars see re resSou
9Fny Fi0rtGa cannot dc SC Yan
overlook TINS farf that ever under
state centred candidates are as
seSsec 5 per sent af ore wears
salary which Is used in past 20
defray election expense. II dI
vorceo from the state tire entire
assessnen1 sSatIsd ao to the parry
Icr defraying electian expense
With fugtner, refeFenee 70
question TWO you suggest tset
iIldavidrSli financing might ieaa
To individual control at siectietis
For a. long as I ear remember
bi1tr Republican, and Democratic
parties maze raised funds lsy cor
rrinutI0n ard it mss never been
lsakeo lInsr as cuntrUrv C. public
naIlnv ar -g@lrenansibie By what
ever means, tina money IS raised
II co naa fseI rt1e price TOO high
N orse4 e. prevent outside ass-
tztonS. Communists, CHOP ssN.
arc others from InfiIsTaging inte
tina pawtv ana DESTROYING II.
Taur tnIrd oplscElon Is, y
vrulilC remove all gnVeennmnSal
sanctions against Izaud anc aG~
ipnesev-
~auu arc DISHONESTY nave
aIvavs neen rapraiEsIIsinfe n the
MINIS Ut uagen1 usnnls Tht
aooz-s Ut tfrs cnu-ts ara open tl
preveut fraud III dishonesty
Nanatler condemned ~ sTRzlt-
turv laws or not. My urupiEsa4
wuuiG include 5ile rlasI stringent
laws against fxalrd ana clsngD-
essy IL elnCtw:1Ing me AFFAIRS ~
elections II any vnhsnEary assc-
e.atror wgreEile1 neegp, ClalrInA1El-
l;. Republican, ur Democrat.
CONSIDERING tne taer tEsEl
cnuneip4s. cluus ana E~sgEsrnsil or
gana.a.tlas ealdaC1 Enslr affairs
v.gshoat Eraa6 ane elsnunesty, II
seems ssessxgsse 10 assume rIls1 rns
L,anlacratlc Party cgt2la not Go
So It vEe. srs So low = rnara1C-y
that We cannon canc1act gsT a.
aa.rs wI..lolg- frauG5 ant clsshan-
estv ve cte not deserve to exist
as 8 aarty Il Is absurd 70 THINK
-rst Esle passing 81 new laws or
tl,s eatsnaIan sh present laws can
prevent IhaI Dishonest men n
ps4rases. "a 1sasg1ess " airy ether
walk af lie Will eon11nae &c pc
-.lsaonesss reeaEe.less IT statutory
enactment Laws 10 nh stop
murder 0gEt rney cLue l.
Tine JglRcllons y031 make 20
aae p4ar ara easy - MAKE 3glr
s.Ge lg, -tssl-fleG ~ me tacEs. Nv
ps.sz ,GsgarH ~ -Ee inherent non
esty u RE wnLts pe0Qae q Flor
assI I1.a. TIE real questions 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08

Ny good friend Senator Math-
ssyss 5f Jacksonville replies 10 ms
recent column with 3 Lengthy
statement 5f nls position winch
iae asiSS thai I release, bar sass
he knagss aon voare
wrong again. Senator am glad
10 although in egner to meet
space requirements TIL nave TO
edit .yel4r fieanaszegfpt a ca b11
81 Will earnestly try to racIatae
tiae meat 0f It and leave it 10.
your Judgment whether nave
been fair in the landing.
The Senate says your col
nHan eonagnefstlng or my sugges-
ton that the primaries BE- d.
Vogeed from state control are
state financing, offers three OBJ
ieetions winch ] sisaH endeavor
IL ans8ser for feel tizar an open
frank discussion d pHbiAc ques-
tions Is important arc tfiat Il
the public Is honestly gIven CON
flIettng opinsers tfr=g wiu ARRIVE
at the truth and Go the -igfrt
tning.
il IS natural fer taose willing
Ier the negroes. lee, controlled
and dfgeeted ng outslt1e zgitaCces.
10 have a halzd tr elaozmg tire
Candidate Tor gharn tney vii.
vote ia the aeaeraI e}eetMns IT,
finc faux wltnstfse etfar. &c apu4-
E3l the Laws winch gE'se trle
negroes ttat psiz lssge It woun
seem logical tnas auyoIn vino
{ onfeets 10 tne ssegroea igas ms fnss
/ privilege. anc pst}e ssss 81 t1la8Es
ne sees 01lectfuna gn tue uiar fag
retaining white Primaries. Wul4C
affef g better plan kar nly parg
II ana oppaser Jg tsfe negroes us
teanmmg. el.n4e as majority 9e
by valance Of power Qrho ms
+ general eiectloc candidates viii
be
~ is Easy tC say naE negroes
wall NOT tase pazt tu gne state
controlled primary elections
sT7fles aic So. ana VatvC az a UNIT
ana as directed r tn- 1rst pei
mary IL unon .aey mad .ne up-
! poEtanItv. and neic sile oaianee
ot power II some races decided
IN .uese primaries T have no
douiaF mar thev wzG cunlpue ~
&c So Il zne saws remain as saey
axe. anG II increasing n4eaDsss,s
'Tou stale gnv p!ac vosffd
/ place cputr1f m tae han1s of prs
fessionaL patIgtelans beyond -as
sea,f of TIE peapie TINS .r1as ncE
neen Ene fr.stefy nj s1i2g1tary as
s0ci3eions szfcr IS XIV ss1ls, E1a2~
I S1y ant Exchange claos. .Tsle-sr
! policies are wade ans ces-zr1Iaee
D ge raaG a1c Esie Ut Eas
+ nlee2eet skAp 4 poH1fcs,4 parry IS
1.o deferenr Divorced tepe rne
stase the party vq14sc slaat5't ~
AN associate declaring lp..,ssa
pFf1cs Rses Or & r.a41ars1 maj
gou@6 onBy IT adopted 9S 81
pr9vsI ssf raea JeeS gE -g,s.1- KIP
esenLSstIves
-Yout seCoaG uagee-Is- IS 5
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08
u. 5. POPULATION
WILL DECREASE


The ppplssaGIpn <sf Tie
uited States viii decrease
10y 40.t'tsest.ss0 mai tie aexE
century. declares u. L. Ba-
Ser Maryland geogr4r faef.
Who adds that oriental pee
pie wall multiply TWO 6ul-
drsd tod aud hat TIE pop-
1iaClon ii Russia Will con-
tnue To- climo. probably
leaChlLg half . billion "
more people.
The conclusion 81 the
ReoyrapheF Ia BASED Ipon
thr taeJ that oar yiullza-
'ion 5 being weakened by
the .OFe u uxagy and ease
aud by decline Ia the ia
tegFNy Il rhe family as al
Institution los the FeprodUe-
ton II the race
The number II people IN
a COUNTRY = the measure II
lis industrial power and al
~ q determining taeJor IA
is prestige 10 the weird
Obviously, IL also limits the
possibility u Successful self
defense.
Nh ia !Ier concludes that
modern occidental ciyjllza-
tlou is facing The gfayest
dangers lie DOUBTS whsth-
ef IO,900,009 people, living
in relative luxury, and with
aH abn0rmaIiy high proper
llon ~ aged persons, can
keep Out one to two billion
people ia the Orient possess
Ing al industrial power
many lines greater than at
present. lie thinks il will he
natural for these population
masses 80 press into the
partial vacuum" created by
Tie absence If human be-
ings 10 his country ade-
4uate 10 develop ana defend
"ur civilization ahd posses
.lous
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08
BAZING DENOUNCED

DenoUlelHx the practice
Of hazing Nv College tratef-
mites as = menace ~ the
fraternity system Maurice
JACOBS, chairman u Tie Ma
tional Inter fraternity Con
ference. reports that ettirts
to eliminate haziHg, refer
red 20 a. He'll Week, n
various institutions, met
with dlseo0Faging response
from fra CefnIty leaders.
The speaker regretted the
'sophom0Fic concept ~ fra
fefnitieS" and the fact that
many individuals seemed 70
consider their organization
q nigh school lark and an
organized padding party ~
While the criticism If
fraternity nazlng il being
Considered, one might as
well rake into consideration
the hazihg that goes on IN
our institutions Of learning,
The silly ana senseIess prac-
tee antedates our genera
ton by hundreds Of years
aid will probably continue
for centuries. Nevertheless,
it mas no Justification what
ever aud could be greatly
diminished by intelligent
leadership on the paFt 0t re-
sponsibLe students and, we
hasten 10 add, OFFICIALS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08

Saall We permit these nasNlsis
apitatars O. esmr into usn iassiNs,
al,lmal "a euf nsgFess on Fs'sis''l
prejudice. 10 register as Demo
reats and Vate is nesanefssas
when sheg are ret peMoc AS
St,eh pgaealee vein nfiiiE as'n'is
tho aestruetiah d tlse f'agSy -
fag m an concerned ~ f'tics
is leo gFeus IL pgy e pstssaVs
our nlfthalgf,s. are eft 'ae@ls
principles sna traditions ~
lesence around our uaotliei
knee o. X. John I dooa z
may MOI agrea with @'h't yot
say. bit defend Stelr right =
say H.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08
lust ROCK ALONG

-Four months ago The
Citizen published an etii-
taraa III which II was point
Ell ont that, while we are
doing a great tieaI OF talking
ailol1t projects that would
promote the interests o1
Key West. in tine lower and
upper chains of KEYS, az
tl0il Is sllpniantlng discus
slon
We particularly poke
ABOUT projects IN process OF
construction at Marathon
anti Tavsrnler, including
two yaent basins and seS-
efal piers tor the aet0mne-
aatlon of vaeiltsrnefl We
spoke also Of ar uatiersea
chamber that Is 10 be eot!-
stfaeted off haey Largo for
the purpose Of provitiing
tourists opportunities to see
marine life, including fish
laf marty e0fors,
Former CitX Manager
1Dave King. in All interview
in The Citizen MONDAY de-
eiaeed tilat, If hsy VI est
'etoesn get smart, Mara
thor may be sns enc OF the
the ia the next 10 wears
We assume he meant The
end al the Overseas High
way We assume further
That lie Didn't mean Key
VEST wiii DE cut Of from
the highway OF that II will
no continue ~ the actual
enc.
A. we see it. he meant
That whe0 tourists begin
cneiF "trip over the highway.
10 Years hence, rfleir objec-
rlee will be Marathon ami
not Key " est. because Of
TIE greater attractions. COT
IeI8leflcas aud aCcofnm0(la-
gions tor tourists al Mara
moi
Marathon, Ear mote SO
etls,f either Key West CT Ia
vefnse.r. mas nlapy residents
wife are lmpueG Wlth 1tle
>ptfl- ot enterprise ana
progress. Ffrsrse men aisd
wameu are called go-get-
.eFs. not only individually
slaE asse tsN a community
scale County Commissioner
Vi a. ParEAsn wtFo sesle.es
Ia .lRratIssa. lrsg,sfed IT he
eizen. gssessl moths agO .
enat s4Ne.Fy .aksIsst resident III
EleE pAaee Fas d member Ut
sige nssgsst5sr I'd GQmnlsEcs
agsa eiat siIs tssauzgaar u ~
rtas SAy aAIEa ca. eresg mo
nasa sles nnea % alglf's
The lneeEsss ~ Masasfef
CONDITION. at present Ia
aey West tor concerted
aid determined aerion in
helping the CON aity are
better THAN tfey have been
III manv a day. We viii sac-
aead Il rhe action i Tot per
aTi5Bea TO lapse a. mas us
Tally happened. In rhe past,
a. everybody familiar With
csye matters In Key " es1 =
aware. W. aaye oeen c@.--
res1t 10 5aSE roek along
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08

wFpMEsDAy. JANrAN1 =
su4s YOU shostie nass fru'"
nl,ls powers a ensIsaH''.n =
800 npd vsse4fy 1'he naEzurs
viii H. mid. and Z ne -
80 N ths mind are exerfe1 POS
80 = .,,s,ly hecons . ben~fsrtof
d mankind There wti - 'sa'.
,',e ,,asiepce win earrs 90 apfk
on A. Victory.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08
r,al,s,naaIaua alNon IsAa

ffAg HIS, OWN Atd lfissss~
se.a nn At.aa&s d lsaa8, vfisem siae
suffefvti 4 fractured sf1ill = :
ses.il, ii telling aown i ilish' q
stars ii, lsol horse Miss zee ne
81 Afvegs d sliil unconscious q
5 a9ea hospital fshys1esane can.
aas lsFe4sscs Anw lona she fisef
tive III heg prekans state hees'aase
ms. aenpeai condition Is aotsa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08
kew West IN
Days Cone B
As TaEElT FROM FILES
Or TIE cE-EzEN Or
IAN. 3. 1897

T'aae seeal bremen ef the Soeaal
Welfare Board. Of which Mrs
William r. Warren Is chairman
held Haeeting yesterday 10 ar
range Tor the he1ptng u The
needy b. h.y West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08

TIE eSitor talks Il q
nuaoeE II people ID the
course o nis w4rk AID yen
would w surprised # ne
eaalld pfEnt q c4,lllaasa. 10
frank opinions, - private Y
aHd eonfIdentlaliy exRgessz
IS =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08

II Is never cammendabIe
a. be a saphead, even when
lWpelIed hy generous im-
puises.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08

Despite the news given to
accidents an the highway
they continue "a kill Amer
leans by the score every
day s0e thes year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08

W nom Il Cons .ess .e

" iiOm II COap cFi4e
A person who tailed 60
ssgn his aame addressed
q note 10 The Oracle ooal-
planning ahQut che query
Why Go people cfaffsge
rhe,r l.aHles AMI rnQtsgiu
the reference @sAs a. ,EaCs
Arlen, because ii sg08r
abuaft MA s SsslasAti
che same day For like ill.,
formation 81 sii% aHf0H
mVus g1sres agntsealr, rile
item was wF9ete a week
before it vas pglEE.et .s
IL IL iH m0s7 cases
assFs FH
HE gs.t. LIE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08

Delegation q Kew We=sers VINO
attended the lnaagtnatlon al
Fred Gone aS geVerner returned
nome TINS nsosning. The deiega-
tlan MAS headed ay Cf1tef
Deputy Sherfff Bernard Waite
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08

Hsgrs NJ Baker, city build
fng inspector, announced tezaag
that total OF building permits
issued GUgiFlg 1885 amounted to
So .1'7e
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08

Blcnsgc = Jsgrove mas arrived
fren atlanta, WiasEe ne Is en-
ptoyeG ~ the Southern Bel, arc
Is WISHING mas parents, Captain
and MRS Philip Cosgreye. White
heac street
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08

II = very hare n9t % toe3
yourself Au94E yo4foet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08

Guh Castle l4..,stlts Of TIE
Golden Eagle. installed officers
last nlglt, with Chester Tfomp-
ser as NOBLE cfflsf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08

All reGAaiuSg n9kiGss. eATsAa of
thAniSr. resolutions ~ essQsaE eelt~l
aafs uoless, pa@nss. ske.. Will De,
sllaIssed ter a. the safe % ~ eRasks
a ffEu
sharchpK froma wh4Ch a faEaNs1e ~
81 80 derived axe a@Bkg q Ans.
ghe CftlKeE Aa a. 0p@a ieEs&ga &lAst
fug tkes discussion or p1Rkic assl4A4
4bt Ra1sesAa ~ l0Asaa ~ &eAeEal
Interest. LAT ~ wall not g7attsa
anaa lugus a0EaEIsaglestiSgt1'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08

Jonathan CAFES ie1t for Miami
thtS morning "a iein Mrs Gates.
VINO rlss oxen visiting relatives
in tnat civ fee several weeks
he SAID fle and Mrs. Gates will
,retugn none Sunday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08

Mrs MeC t4FCty Moga anG two
cuGldzeE, who mad oeer visiting
heg pazellts, 3lF. enc Mrs Wilson
SasEver Pear street setr ys-steE-
dav toc tneH nome 10 Miami
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08

Mrs. AlAan Hampton AMI emil
uHen Ie4t TINS mosntng for Mlafu
~ vzsI1 relatives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-08

TO-DAY The CIg.zen says II a.
.edisortaI paragraph
WheE d gsri gives vuu tI,-r
nanc, Il otnos you hanc anc
foot
The Valley settler., 1947-08-21

}EE.+;|' i ESTATE
MD. S10DGRASS
5UY MATNUsKA FARM = sP7cIlL1Y CHOICE
LoCATIors- MESS 2. RESIDENTIAL LOTS.
THIS WEEKS SPECIALS
Is ACRE = 800 TT. LAKE FRONTAGE. Suitable
for resort between two lakes and good
view. Good fishing and boat ing.
70 ACRES, 1000 TT. Lake frontage. Spring
water and boautifu homo site.
AQo Acres farm s1te-bordering on two lakes
IS acres under cultivation. Good graz ing
land. TE1!s.
l4o Acre Farm on 7asilla Crook-41 miles
iron Palmer. Log houso-nov log barn, ac-
Iconodato eight head COWS. Nov root celIarl
machine shed, hon house, and one-man saw
mill. Six acres bottom land under cult l.
Ivation, easily irrigated. Six acres STUMP
land. . 20 Acres upland under cultivation
!or in time, grass. TER s. - Priced to SELL
GOOD SHALL TRACTS 5-l0-2o. ACRES. CLOSE II
lTo PANIED. TO ACRE TRACTS ON M7CsE
TRIO IND SCHOOL BUS LINES.
[32o ACRE STOCK FAR. on. small lake under
Icultivat ion. Log cabin undovolopod good
It iIaber 6 miles from Palmer.
ITTo GOOD DAIRY FRS STOCKED
TO. GOOD vEGErA5-z FEa.s
$50 ACRES I-.t2,lT7s--A vAl-EY BorroM FAR:
GOOD grazing and vegetable land.
E-ITE EVERY Flai SALE, T7zNTY FOUR E RS
IFIA-7I: oP EATI0N lid EXPERIENCE IN TIE
fA7NUslA VALLEY GOES TO THE PURCHASER
I-E GUAR.N1G7 AL FAR. LIND 10 Be rs
The Valley settler., 1947-08-21
ALASKA FIRE Coz TRoL


mated although funds necessary to carry on
Tire full scale operat ion Of nast years
rore drosttcal1y cmtailod by Congress.
The Interior Department agency has allotted
$40, GOO from money ap 1ropriotod for the
management and protection Of the public
6olrain in the Territory in corDari son With
the original REQUEST made OF Congress- for
$40, 600. hon the House passed the M -
terrier bill, funds FOR the Alaska Fire Con
troll wore missing because it vas tho op in
ion Of the Members f the committee anpro-
u Eating funds for tho department THAT
such fire protection is net Justified and
that the saving Which nj chit result from
such protection docs not warrant the OK
ncnd1turc invo1vodn. The Senate allouod
ll76 900 TOR manaE e1ont and protection of
the public domain in Alaska rhich amount
Finally prevailed. The Of icials Of tho
Bureau Of Land Management have camarked
go, 200 for the Alaska Fire Control from
this sum, the remainder to 60 to field
examinations and surveys Of the publ c
Lands in the Territory.
*%@ &*s<s<*.4% >:@&s<:.E<:ss<@
PM-PLcIFIC COED TE1c7oa TOURS OPEN
" DErfRTElT
-er-Pocific Good Nc ighoor Tours Of Seattle
announces the opening 2f new department
to handle ell details Of all ty7os Of hunt
inc md Fishing trips in Llasla and Yukon.
Territory. Tho new department. is headed
by Fred G: Ross, voll-lnorn Northwest.
sportsman, rho has hunted and fished e7c
tons5voly throughout the Territory and in
Ceceda.
zen-zac ific has arrangements With nun
her Of outstanding resorts, hunting and
Fishing camps in alaska and Canada and al s.
has 8 list Of t he best known registered
Guides in those areas.
IN addition to he much-publ ic ICED Kodiak
bear and black, brov.a, and Grizzly bears
Alaska is a mecca for hunters CT moose,
deer, sheep, and other big gamo, and Of
fors tbs best fishinC'in tho uorld. Fish
ING includes deep sea, 1ako and stroam,
ard there arc still areas that arc virrin
territory fer both Fishermen and hunters.
The sane applies to a great ext ont to Yu-
ken Territory and Brit 1sh Co1uab ia hunt ing
and FISHING areas.
With the inst tuition Of this no~ depart
mont, an-Pacific will be able to offer
q a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-05
ABOUT THE COMMON MAN
JuD All Oh

Character assassination IS old game around
Detroit and IS practiced asslduouslv by the 10.
iahtaran. reacuonary Communists as standard
part Of their procedure
III never forget the glee Of my fuends when
poor innocent lady repeated publicly at l943
meeting Of the Metropolitan Detroit FEP Council
the story she had heard about me.
After reporting 10 the group that Drob was anti
labor, anti Negro anti Semitic and profascst,
she turned to Jack Raskin Civil Rights Congress
rhen Federation CommiSsar. and said, Isn't that
what YOU told me. Mr. Raskn?'
The same sort OF job is being done
Oscar Cohen. the executive director of
the Detroit Jewish Community Council.
don't know exactly how Oscar feels about 1t.
suppose he Is shocked by the viruence Of the
comrats as seamen call them
He should feel honored by the fact that he has
done such good job in defense Of democracy TO
have dawn the fire Of the worlds worst enemies
Of liberty | hope he feels that way.
BELOW THE BELT
The attack on Oscar was made IN a particularly
snde way. He recently married Young woman
who has had extensive orGanlzatonal experience.
She was proposed as full-time volunteer work
er for the Michigan Citizens Committee
Nobody had any objections 10 Mrs Marjorie
Merlin Cohen But the Communists and follow
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-05

Governor Slgler has started
name calling in his Red Purge.
Good Public Relations dictates
that the public should know the
true facts But il is terrible pub
Tic relations to brand an organi-
zation on mere here-say An
individual can be held accounta-
Die for public SANDER II is the
writer's sincere belief that he
has wrongfullv named some OF
his % listed organizations as
Communistic front organizations.
II not all. He is dead wrong.
And. he'll be- taken to task for
such II is my opinion that our
Governor should spend some ~
his hard used energies in irving
10 up grade democracy in the
State Of Michigan He should
come out OF his mental dark
room and make a vigorous ef-
fort 10 have his legislators pass
State Fair Employment Prac-
tees law with enforcement pow
ers. Governor Sigler should de-
mand an integrated National
Guard and mixed State Police
system for Michigan Our Good
Governor should make a policy
OF appointing qualified Negroes
IN important Commissions II
Governor Sigler would do this,
there would be little soil in
which these subverslve groups