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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10

A few days later these same
gentlemen hied themselves off
TO Capitol Hill where they
told a Senate Armed Services
Committee that they would
openly advise and urge coll
ored and white youth to resist
any Jim Crow draft legisla-
ton passed by the Congress.
Senator Wayne Morse
called il treason" Max
Lerner. editor Of PM. called
II historic. some of HeY.
nolds' own frat brothers
called him a truck load of
nasty names. and folks
around the nation began 10
choose up sides on the ques-
ton of disobedience.
One group Of people have
remained strangely silent
They are the people who are
most concerned with Mr.. Rey-
nolds' and Mr.. Randolph's
program. They are the guys
who actually fall into the age
group from 10 10 % who will
have TO decide whether 10
swallow their pride and be
indicted into a Jim Crow
Army or Navy, or follow Mr..
REYNOLDS and Mr.. Randolph
and go n jail as a draft
dodger or whatever fancy
rame you wish to hang on
them.
Well the President and the
Congress has called Mr. Rev
nolds' and Mr.. Randolph's
bluff and passed a Jim Crow
law. II is their move now.
And 10 their eternal credit
they have moved. And 10
their future credit they have
not taken backward step.
Instead. they announced last
week that they are immed-
lately putting their program
into operation.
Colored men with pride
who arc eligible for the draft
Will want to know few
things about Mr.. Randolph's
program before they make UP
their minds--to 60 or not 10
so.
They want TO know is a
refusal 10 enter a Jim Crow
draft treason They'd like 10
know who will support them
If they decide not 10 register
for the draft. They want TO
know what the penalty is for
refusing 10 answer a Jim
Crow draft call?
This column does not have
the answers 10 such questions.
But Mr., Reynolds and Mr..
Randolph have made an at
tempt 10 answer them and
since il seems a fair at
tempt. they are passed on TO
YOU, Joe, to evaluate them as
you will.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10

Randolph and Reynold, 49,
1t is not treason TO retn,.
to answer a draft call Thss
claim that a poll OF so,,;
standing lawyers have con'
WINGED them that SENATE,
Morse is wrong in his crw ~
treason.
But they admit II Is ILL.
gal 10 refuse military sery.
ice when there is a drab
law on the books. And thew
also admit that those VIII
refuse will be subject "a
the same penalty as All
others who violate the law
AS to the penalty for "a
fusing the draft, MI. Ran.
dolph and Mr.. Reynolds I'M.
Their admit that the last Ga
lective Service and Trainins
Act imposes a penalty Of from
one TO five years on ,boss
VINO violate the act. And they
admit further that there {,
a certain stigma one can
feel when he resists the tide
In other words. they adm.
that the plan is illegal thew
deny that il is treason. and
they concede that those WIN
participate in il may exper
strong criticism by his friend,
or even ostracism in his com.
munity," plus the fact thai
he may face five years h
prison.
But still they advocate L.
To entice draft age men Ia
challenge all this, Mr. Rev.
nolds and Mr., Randolph Offer
a committee of prominent
lawyers 10 fight their battle
in the courts.
No one can argue that ANDY
Ransom who won the Ten.
nessee riot trials. Conrad
Lynn of New York, 2. Alex.
ander LOBBY of Nashville
and others whom Rcynold,
and Randolph have lined I'D
as counsel for resiSiers. are
able men. And the fact tina,
these distinguished men have
not publicly denied that they
are available confirms the
statements that they will give
support.
But If you break a law
how innocent can you bei
Even with a thousand Law.
Yers!
Randolph and Reynolds are
moving now. Joe; moving in
on you. II will be your move
next. II you want more IN.
formation you can write the
League for Non-Violent Civil
Disobedience Against Military
Segregation at 929 Broadway
New York 25, N. Y, hut be.
fore YOU make any left flank
movements-take a darn good
look az what you are doing,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10


For quite sometime, l have
followed with keen interest
the Palestine question and
developed personal opposition
10 partitioning that area into
separate Jewish and Arabic
states. If such partitioning is
to have the approval of the
United Nations, we might
we'll make the whole world
into religious and political
states - quarantining racists
as lepers. as a means Of ar
resting the spread of'racialisn.
which will be the cause of
the third world war.
Extension or preservation
of division or domination by
any group based on race or
religion, brings us closer and
closer 20 the end Of our time.
What the divisionists have
effected in Palestine affects
people everywhere. Hence,
you may be interested in
what Miss Eve Edirs. one Of
two members of the Egyptian
delegation TO the Asian Re-
lations Conference. has 10 saw
as reported by FORUM, the
Indian magazine on why fur
Their Jewish immigration into
Palestine must stop.
During my short stay in
India / have been asked
many questions about the
Palestine problem. Now
will put briefly before the
Indian Public some aspects
OF this problem. In the first
place l want 10 tell you
that for the Arabs the ques-
ton Is not one Of religious
fanaiacism but of life and
death. tFor long Palestine
has been the Holy Land
where the three religions
lived side by side in perfect
harmony in a spirit of toll
erance.) Anii-semlfism Is an
European export. so far un-
known In the Islanic East
has always afforded shelter
10 them. II Is therefore not
The Arabs who have 10 be
held responsible for perse-
euting the Jews but the
European people who have
expelled them from their
countries.
why should not the de-
teated Axis powers be forced
to take the Jews back? Or
why should not the big vic
torious nations who possess
huge undeveloped and unln-
habited territories express ef-
fectively their sympathy for
the Jews by admitting them
into their lands7 Why should
Aob Palestine with lis small
territory and insufficient pro-
ductions be the only one 20
pay for the humanitarian
thoughts Of the world?
According 20 the most eie-
mentary principles of justice
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10

have carried the fight against
racial discrimination and writ
ten into their contracts clauses
like these There shall be no
discrimination because of race.
creed. color, or national origin.
Against racial pride or racial
antagonism the Church must al
so set its face implacably as
rebellion against God. Especially
in its own life and worship
there can be no place for bar
riers-no place for exclusion
or segregation because of race
or color.
Racial survivals viii continue
to create dissatisfaction and
plague our country for many
years. but their life is doomed.
They are living on borrowed
time. Full and complete inte-
grafton of our racial minorities
in the T.. S. is certainty. The
interraclal movement mas been
started will not, and cannot. be
reversed. And IT is your duty
and mine as Christian to speed
that progress, for:
God hath made of one blood
all nations of men 10 dwell on
all the face of the earth.
Now all ! have said in a
general way about the Chris.
fans attitude toward this is
sue would be highly impractical
II II did not answer the ques-
tion: What can ! do, what
can you do as Christian
about all OF ihis?"
NOW FOR THE SUGGESTIONS
!. | wish every person listen
ing 10 my words would examine
his own Christian conscience on
TINS subject. If we find that we
do feel a sort Of superiority
toward people of another race.
let us try TO discover why we
have such a feeling. Let us try
TO understand ourselves. | have
found that tolerance and indeed
affection for people of other
races. comes most easily through
knowing them as fellow stu
dents, co-workers, neighbors. or
fellow worshippers Of God. One
OF the first steps, | think. is 10
learn TO accept people Of another
race in public places. Unless we
can bring ourselves 10 the point
OF being undisturbed by the
presence OF person or another
race al a neighboring table in a
restaurant or at the same table,
unless woman can face. with
out even thinking about il. the
presence of other shoppers Of
a darker hue. in her favorite
store, we are a long wav from
taking one Of the simplest and
easiest steps in racial tolerance
When we have reached the point
OF familiarizing ourselves with
one person OF different racial
strain than our own, and have
come to know that person as \
Christian friend without the
feeling of patronizing. we have
made a great step forward
2. How important IL is 10 give
our children wholesome atti-
tude toward people Of another
racial or national groups. Nav
we have no part. in sewing the
poison OF prejudice" in the
hearts Of our children.
3. The third suggestion I would
make is that each Of us becomes
acquainted with the racial issue
as IL exists In our city. commun-
ity and as Christians use our
influence to improve the situa-
ton.
Sometimes public officials are
tccniinued on Page lo)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10

bers of the
PALACES as
well as the
huts Of the
lowest. If they
are allergie TO
certain pollen
which infectS
the air al this
time Of the
year I his
disease IS par
ticulagly one
which Is due
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10
Health & Happiness
BY
DR.. o. II. SWEET
HAY FEVER

Autumna Catarth An Initiative inflammation OF the
membrane of the and respiratory
companed by itching and profue from the
and followed usually by Bronchitis and Asthma the attack
annually the nearly OF the late
and believed TO be aegc the subject being
senten the pollen of certain plants Towering that
This prevalent
II lnel process mlgh DE bron-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10
Veterans WhirI
BY
JAMES L. HICKS
For NNpA

March o. l948 Phillip Randolph whose military go
ties seem to have been limited to the wearing of the uniform
the Brotherhood OF Sleeping Car Porters and Grant Re
who fought the last in the uniform chaplain ,ent
1900 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington and told The
of the White House that colored people propose 70 %
der another for democracy abroad while they are Jul
home" The President listened uen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10
Nations Capital
BY Louis Lautier
For NNPA News Service

Section Of the Seectve Service Act l94S enuncaes the
pncpe That the obligations and privileges serving in the arm
ed forces should be shaved generally with Just
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10
A Sermon
A Sermon
The Christian And
Race Relationship

because OF the wide
me broadcast from the ST. Paus Episcopal Cathedral
day June ~ by the Rev. John j. Shufe the TRIBUNE reprn
ing excerpts from the those who did not
haa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10
Voice In the South
BY
ROBERT DUR

MISS EVE EDRIS ON PALESTINE
While like history, always read it with the question mind
of what the writer because
taken in by school Of thought which justify
life that feeds corruption greed exploitation hypocrisy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10

cracy with democratic army one that is ntegrated and
men are Judged and not white or coored men.
Evening star., 1948-10-03

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Evening star., 1948-01-17
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

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Evening star., 1948-01-17
AUTOMOBILES WANTED tcont. }

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Evening star., 1948-01-17
Natures Children
By LiLIion Cox Athey

Flying squid resemble slender ar
rows. For this reason, sailors call
them "sea arrows" and the name
seems appropriate. These fantastic
creatures have worldwide distribu-
ton.
In their eagerness to overtake a
school of fish, they often leap IS to
20 feet in the air. Sometimes this
misguided flight lands them on a
ships deck.
Flying squid are wonderfully
equipped for their way of life. Their
webbed arms are attached directly
to their body: the wrist of each club
of tentacles has cushions and suck
ers which fit the opposite wrist
These arms propel their owner
swiftly through the water. The
cylindrical body is capable Of being
sent through the air rapidly because
of the arrow-shaped head. The
narrow pen is horny and lance
shaped, tapering backward and end
ing in a hollow cone.
Their eyelids are movable, giving
the animal a strange expression. AT
full moon time, the squid gazes into
the moon, getting himself in des-
perate positions. Fishermen, know
ing well what to expect from the
moon-struck gang, often build fires
along the beach. Soon the place is
a mass of squids, who, finding them
selves stranded, water exhausted
empty their ink tanks as a last
resort.
Squid bait is always in demand
and this is an easy way to obtain it
Squids are aggressive foes to
schools of herring and mackerel.
They charge madly into the fright
ened school with fins foremost, and
arms dangling. They resemble feath-
cred arrows. They slash and kill for
the very sake Of killing. In their ex-
citement their color will change.
When capturing an individual fish,
the squid encircles it with its arms,
then strike at the back of its neck,
instantly killing it.
Flying squid do not have every
thing their own way. Large birds
and whales, dolphins, cod and other
fish capture them.
Evening star., 1948-01-17
2,75o

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"A months. This includes your car IN
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daily until pm. SUNDAYS. JOB. -l3 :
Evening star., 1948-01-17
Ar.w.r A. pAcAHrywrrN
|Lush Sentence Deferred
In Wife-Beoting Case
BY The Assoeiefsd Press

FROSTBURG, Md, Jan. IL
James A. Twigg, Of Eckhart, yester-
day was given a suspended sentence
of 40 lashes at the whipping post
on a charge Of assaulting his wife.
Magistrate Alex Nicol warned
Twigg that he would be under
parole for a year and that sentence
would be imposed II q violation ID
reported.
Mrs. Margaret Twigg said hsg
husband abused her In an argu-
ment.
Evening star., 1948-01-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
HORIZONTAL.

WEEKEND SPECIALS
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1941 De Soto 2-dr. sedan heater
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Evening star., 1948-01-17
T axe Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
Saturday Roundup

Pittsburgh: How should one pro-
nounce the word kowtow? I have
never heard any one use the pro-
nunciation that is listed in my un-
abridged Webster r's.-Mrs. j. H. A.
Answer-Webster's New Interna-
tional shows "ko-TOW" to rhyme
with "go NOW" But, as you say, 1t
is seldom if ever heard in American
speech. Webster's "ko-TOW" (the
phonetic spelling is mine, not Web
ster's) is an attempt to reproduce
the sound of the Chinese k'o-t'tou.
which means knock head" Kow-
tow is English in both spelling and
meaning. Why not let 1t go at that?
A stack of dictionaries as high as
your head would not convince the
American people that "kow-" must
rhyme with "go" II "tow" rhymes
with now"
The newer and more realistic die
tionaries rhyme both syllables with
now and that's the way kowtow
is pronounced in Standard Ameri-
can speech: kow-tow, to rhyme with
how now" (See Thorndike Cen
tury, Funk g. Wagnall's New College
Standard. Kenyon g. Knots Pro-
nouncing Dictionary, Grosset & Dun
laps Words: The New Dictionary
Flushing: Our class had q discus
sion about "a pair of twins" Does
1t mean two or four?-B. T.
Answer-In American usage o pair
Of twins means two children born
at the same birth. Some purists
howl at this. but If twins are not Q
pair, what In the world are they2
Newton, Miss: Please give our
English class q discussion Of the SEN
tence, "The ball is over yonder."
R. M. NICK.
Answer-Yonder is a quite proper
word. 1t is widely used In the South
and Southwest. Elsewhere 1t seldom
occurs except in poetic usage. Your
sentence is correct.
Cambridge: Why is it that certain
broadcasters pronounce the third
syllable of Massachusetts as too"
saying "Massa- TOO O-setts"?-L. w. e.
Answer-I'm sure do not know.
"Massa- -TOO-setts" Is q favorite pro-
nunciation OF Kay Kyser, and I have
heard others use it, But 1t is incor-
rect. Better say: MASS-us-C -CHOO'
sets.
Evening star., 1948-01-17
Word Come
Find 40 or more common English
words In
WATE FALL,

WOFdS IN
TERFALL,
meaning, "a cascade, cataract" Av-
erage mark Is 46 words. Time limit,
IS minutes.
Rules Of the game Words must be Of
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
bats cats" are not used. g. Only one
form Of . word Is used. 4. Proper names
are not used. A list will be published
Monday.
Evening star., 1948-01-17

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1894 Chev. 4-dr. sed. 2s
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