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Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15
Letters to the Editor

crime? How does it rank in Russia
alongside of our country? 1 want to
know. MRS. ELLA V. ARCHER,
Fergus County.
JUST SKIP 1T
THE LEGISLATIVE fight to
make the sale of colored oleomar-
garine legal has been interesting,
but they might just as well skip it
now. The new packages for mar
garine provide busy work for chill
dren, time killers for elders and are,
in short, so much fun that we now
want to color our own margarine
MRS. W. f. ARCHER, Fergus
County.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

radio forecasts from day to day
IRA and ETHEL CRAWFORD,
Fergus county.
WHAT ABOUT RUSSIAN
MAY I ASK your readers sosae
questions that have been puzzling
me about the Russia situation? Per-
haps someone can give me the cor
rect answers.
Russia abolished capital punish
ment last May. She has a section of
her country set apart for the Jewish
people, something no other country
has done. They have a good social
insurance system. Prices for rationed
goods did not bulge a kopeck dur
ing the war, and a late order re-
duced the prices of consumer goods.
Instead of preparing for war Russia
has been demobilizing her soldiers
so that now she has the same size
standing army as before the war.
So how a Russia be the dragon
she is pictured?
Russia has always had universal
training like all European countries.
Do we have to initiate her? A
try that would abolish capital pun
ishment might also abolish universal
military training and agree to inter
national disarmament, wouldn't you
think?
In spite of the fact that, as Edgar
Snow says, Gandhi won independ-
ence for more millions of people
with less ~bloodshed than any other
national hero in the world, people
still believe that might is right. We
don't want other people to hold the
'Sbig stick" over us. Why is it right
for us to use it then? Roosevelt held
it over Japan: sect out of China
and stay out, or else!" Truman helc
it over Italy: "Vote against Com
munism, or else!"
But it takes a mighty big stick X
hold over Russia so we must have
a draft and a lot of atomic bomb.
and the biggest navy and the big
gest and best air force. Then wei
be able to say to Russia: "You jus
dare to talk Communism to on
more country! If you dare to ope,
your mouth again-we'n land RICH
on top of you" I ask you frankly
isn't that what we are trying to do
And I ask you again, .'Who is it tina
wants to dominate the world?"
1t is charged that Russia is stead
lily preparing for war against tn
United States. In view of all tn
war propaganda printed in our dali
papers she would probably be foo.
ish if she didn't. But considering tn
fact that she has thousands of cite
and villages to rebuild from nothini
isn't it really a tribute to her systel
that she can do both? We didn
have any rebuilding to do yet Sc
what a terrible debt we have to pa
for past, present and future war;
Why is it we cannot even provie
cheap, decent homes for our hom
coming veterans? The war depar
ment is more than willing to provit
coffins-but homes? Oh, mol
Russia never is troubled wi
strikes. Are they forbidden? If
is that what our big business lea
ers are trying to copy. What abo
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-15

with the housing shortage as it rs.
may I have the opportunity to occupy
your barn. sire"
The minister asked the new con-
vert, "Are you going to put aside
SIM"
eyes, I've already begun to do So"
"And are you going to be good to
your neighbour"
II certainly am"
"And will you pay ap all your
debts?"
"Now, wait a minute! You're not
talking religion now-you're talking
business
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-03-01
Thoughts on Life
That Name Of Yours
By DR.. JOHN HOLLAND


know anything about.
Your name was given to you, so It
is called your 'given name" Out
of more than a score of names, your
parents, or more probably, your
mother, selected your name. To her
your name was one of the sweetest
words that was constantly on her
lips. I wonder how many times q
mother pronounces the name of y
child. With a sort of rapture, like
to prayer, she wrote your name In
the family Bible. 1t is there yet.
Then, there is your family name,
Jones, Smith, O'Connor, or O'Flah-
erty. No matter what the name is,
it matters only that the people who
bore your name lived in honor.
Their pictures used to be in the fam
lily album. You looked at them and
listened to the stories of the good
ness and prowess. You recall that
you carried your shoulders a little
straighter when it was told you that
your family tree was honorable"
When you grew to adulthood, If
you were a man, you tried to per-
suade a beautiful girl to accept you
and your name. If you were a wom-
an, you thought for a long time
about taking a new name.
Make Our Own Name
You see, names stand for the
kind of people we are. If we stain
our minds with evil, we fog up our
James and cheaper them. No mat
ter what names we were given, in
a sense, each of us has to 60 out into
the world and make his own
name"
Well does the Bible tell us: GA
good name is rather to be chosen
than great riches"
There is another name that we
may have-the name Christian. 1t is
the greatest name we can eve bear,
because it stands for every excel
1ency of character that can be in
CluOeu LII d great ulSS
Of course, there are many great
and glorious names in history-good
names of men and women who lived
to grace and never disgrace life.
They are poets, artists, statesmen,
physicians, priests and ministers,
scientists and martyrs. What a host
of them there are. Besides them,
there are the millions of unsung peo-
pie who wore the white plume of
purity and honor, and never trailed
it in the dust. They have all helped
their own and succeeding genera
tons to keep their names unfair
nished.
But this other name, the name our
mothers taught us as we knelt at
their knees, the name that is above
every other name, the name before
which every knee shall finally bow
what a world it will be when that
time comes.
II Know a Name"
81 know a soul that is stepped in sin,
That no mans art can cure;
But l know a Name, a Name, a
Name,
That can make that soul all pure.
I know a life that is lost from God,
Bowed down by the things of
earth;
But I know a Name, a Name, a Name,
That can bring that soul new birth.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-03-01

DADDY" of the John
Deere Tractor family and =
favorite with farmers every
where is the famous Model
ID, shown at the left, pull
ing bie-caPacity John Deere
No. SO LeyeI-Land Combine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

RaSkin issued tho statement
following the issuance OF a list
o. 30 organizations by CLARK IN
which ne charged that they were
subvcrSivc
The CIVIL Rights Congress
viii match ITS IL year record Of
fighting for civil rights against
Mir. ClarkS inoptitude. We init.
a'cd the campaign for a state
FEPC VIC have fought for years
To set Congress 20 pass anti
lynch anti-poll tax and FEPC
laws. We have led many stru-
giles for the nights OF tho Negro
people and other minortics %
have decent non cgrcgated hous
ing and freedom from diSCrim
nation VIC exposed the Black
Legion and fought hate -pCddlcrs
like Gerald l. X Smith. Fathc
Cuughln. the Nazi BundiStS. the
xxx. and tho ColumbianS We
arc proud 20 defend tho rights
of political parties against at
tack bv reaCtionaries who would
DESTROY our Bill OF Rights
II is interesting 10 note that
Nh Clark is choosing this mo-
mcnt 10 attack liberal and pro
prcSsivc organizations He clear
~ shows tho danger to America
il tho Mundt Bill becomes law.
The Mundt Bill. opposed bN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
Educators
Rap Biased
Law. School

NORMAN. Okla. (NNPA) -
Four Observation-Disclosures cducat-
orS last Wednesday testified that
the makcShift law school at
Lang ton University is IN no
Wise comparable TO the UnVer-
sity Of Oklahoma law school
enrolment into which was re-
fused Mrs Ada LOIS Sipucl Fish
er of ChlckaSha, solely because
ul her color
The four witnesses were DR..
Max Radin, professor of law
al the University OF California;
Charles Bum. chairman of the
curriculum committee Of the
University of Wisconsin; DR..
Erwin N. Griswold. dean OF
the Harvard Law School. and
DR.. Earl c. Harrison. dean of
the University of Pennsylvania
law school,
Their testimony was ~ direct
contraction 20 that OF Dr.. John
tSee RAP LAW SCHOOL. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

every important or ganization ,n
the country would give NJ
Clark the unlimited power to
declare any organization sub
VerSivo' who darcs 10 fight for
the rights of the American pco-
pies
We challenge Nj Glars TO-
produce one piece Of evidence
To indicate that any action Of
our organization has done au
thing except strengthen ON co.
mocrscy
The ganzation In Mach
twice picketed the Federal Build.
ing 20 protest the falling of ir1c
rcputed Communists hv tho Gov
cinmcnt IN deportation hcalul
The Detroit organization W
organized in Detroit in Apu
1876 by the mer ger Of the N
tionM Federation of Corstitu
tlonal Liberties. the International
Labor Defense and the Chicago
Civil Rights Federation
The Civil Rights Federation
of Michigan joined tho CRC M
Juno 1916. and became tho Civil
Rights Congress of Michigan
Clark said tho new subvcrslVc
list was prepared A. the result
OF continuous study VI reports
prepared by the FBl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

membership in county medical
societies in seventeen states
and the District OF Columbia.
They have their own medical
societies but are Ineligible for
membership in the MA and
state medical societies.
Tlc resolution. introduced by
Dr. Samuel Bennett Burk, on
behalf of the New York County
Medical Society. calls for the
amendment OF the constitution
of the ANA TO provide as fol
lows.
mo component society OF the
American Medical Association
shall exclude any qualified
physician from its membership
by reason of race. creed or
color"
The House Of Delegates, hold
ng It's l42nd annual meeting al
the PENNSYLVANIA Hotel. ais,
voted TO introduce the resolution
at the next annual meeting o.
tho American Medical AsSocia.
ton 70 be held in Chicago June
POPS.
A similar resolution was IN
troduCed al the meeting of tho
House of Delegates last Monday
by DR.. j. Lewis Amster. on be-
half Of the Bronx County Med
ical Society. II provided tha'
tSss WHITE MEDIcS. p ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

amendment offered by Senator
Richard B. Russell. Democrat.
Of Georgia. which would com
pei the armed services 10 seq.
regate personnel on the basis
OF race or color. il a draftee
or enlistee indicated at the
time Of his being drafted or
bis voluntarily existing thai
he wished 10 serve in a unit
composed only OF men Of his
own race or color.
The Russell amendment con-
Ccdedly has no chance of pas
sage, but il indicates that South
ernerS have taken the offensive
on civil rights legislation and
intend to fight TO impose south
crn customs on the rcmaindcr
OF the country.
Senator Langc SAID he not
only would offer an anh-segrc-
CATION amendment 10 the draft
oil but he intends 20 propose
other amendments which would
carry out recommendations OF
the Presidents Committee oil
Civil Rights
In line with senator hangers
intention. Senator HomC Fcrgu
son. Republican, of Michigan
has threatened 10 offer an anti
,ynchlng bill As an amcdnmcnt
90 some other bill
THREATEN. RIDER
Failure thus Tar OF the Senate
Committee TO act on
an antI-lynchins bill. drafted q
subcommittee headed by Scna-
,ur Ferguson. provoked the Sen
ate into serving notice that he
no longcr would wait Tor the
measure 90 be reported out but
himself free 20 offer
an ant.lynchinG amendment TO
any bill which might be before
the Senate for consideration.
Such maneuvcr by Senator
Ferguson would hop ant-lvnch
ing legislation uvci az least onv
(See ARMY JIM CROW. p. n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
Two Lovers
DespC.'.. %s.snt
Try Suicl&

INo respondent young women
attempted unsuccessfullv 10 com.
mt suicide over the week end.
tccordlne 20 Detroit Homicide Of
iclal,.
Oncta White e.. at 1908 nal
man Is rcportcd 10 have shot her
cli through the breast last Sat
nrday because nobody under
stood hen"
she told policemen that h g
as having family trouble with
hcr common law husband. j mes
Martin. o. she allegcdly used
81 cdllbrc pistol in the shooting.
Rita Adams. 33, OF 1911 +. VII
Us. took an overdose of sleeping
tablets because her boy friend
was walking out ON hc
Jamc Humphries, 30. 1900 Ri
5pcllc, boy friend police say. car.
rcd her TO Receiving Hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

i Tho Dci.olcrs will rally around
,s,inna, leaders Of the March
1, Washington Committee
/ Among those on the committee
! p.a Robson. Dr. WEB. Du
Nj, fstcllc Massey OS-
tornc INC Rev John II. John
Il vho anGounccd this week
e., ,her $50, for support from
hint and Michigan had been
4 ,osblv answered.
PRESSURE ON CONGRESS
the demonstration, according
4, .,okoSmcu for the group. IN
M, to fo IS the attention of
fonarossmcn both Republican
M Demo, rs, on present civil
EN-, Ice station. having 10 SO
Etb minority groups IN general
h. Negroes m particular
The delegation will give, a
n,.c,man said. expression.
!, celul and dramatic expression.
1 demand that both parties
n 3, harc made pledges on Ne.
eht, and civil liberties leg
lsnon make good their pl, dyes
4 olcb action now Defeat OF
h Marot.NiNon bill. also. Is
no1. ,hl n things which sc
b protesting"
ccnu d on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
Mrs. MarshaII's
Mother To Be
Buried Thursday

fGacral scr,lcc, for Mrs. Mari
- rl. be- held at the Web
q Funeral homo. 307 Frede-
q Thursday Mrs Burns is
VA a7r q, the late Samuel
~ Shc died AZ 8 am. Mon
q a. ibe homo of her daughter
y Ella Rowland, Of LaPeef.
n e deceased was 81 wears OF
" Nhr survived BY three
VI sh'or Ms Donald j MAJ
'h / " Detroit Mrs. Ella Row
~ q LaPccr. and Mrs. Sc
PC Nonanue Of Detroit
!. rt children arc Ronald
Y BALL Recorders court pro
~ on officer Clara and Wilma
Z nsanle Pcrua Rowland and
Y rnS Rowland Mrs Dona Spar
q Boston and a great grand
\ sn'er Debra Sparrow.
Y neral services will be held
4 ? NJ Thursday from 238 f.
p iadtlphia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

At meeting OF the Board
of Directors IL tho T. b. and
Health Society Friday. May %
l. { Blount president Of the
Booker + Washington Trade As
-ociaiion. secretary general man
accr of Great Lakes Insurance
Company and a director OF
Parksidc Hospital. elected TO the
Board of tho Society
A sS5.ooo rehabilitation pro
gram for the tuberculosis al
Herman Kiefer Hospital and
MayburY Sanatorium was
adopted al this meeting. $685.
600 OF that total is money
raised through the sale Of
double barred cross Christmas
Seals and the remainder is
from government funds.
PROGRAM DOUBLES
Last wear tho total expended
wa, S24 600 This year with the
nov program tho Society expects
TO double rs present i'm hospital
case load of 200 TO 400 patients
(see BLOUNT. p. y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
White Medics Initiate
Fight On Bans Which
Bar Negroes From ANA

hW YORK. --tNNPAl-- Tho
nmouS adoption OF a reso.
lon by the House OF Dele.
e, OF the Medical Society OF
Z State Of New York. to end
q l1slon Of colored physicians
Y INC American Medical AS
'al was hailed here last Wed
II 'sy as q step forward bv
z Louis 7 Wright, director OF
Il the Harlem Hospital
Dr' Wright. himself the first
Iored physician TO be admit.
10 The ANA. called on the
80 10 fulfill It's responsible.
y 10 the American people"
z prohibit any Of its eompon-
soSieiies from barring col,
w physicians from member
t p because OF race or color.
SLuDED IN ~ STATES
y, New York State Medical
'ey acted last Tuesday to
- inc constitution OF the
\. 7 When us House of Dele
4 unanimously adopted a res.
.on designed 10 prevent coun-
4 'g'ce' societies from barring
Z, ~ physicians from mem
IN them. Membership in
,ai county medical society
NE ANA sup
e;s. present. eolored ply.
are excluded from
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
Senate Fight Looms
On Jim Crow Army

WASlllNGrON. d. c. (NNPA)
~ bitter senate fight is shap-
h. W over The question OF race
q. cgaton n the armed Scrv-
io when the bill for the draft
lnl ri men between the ages
d Il ana IS for military services
A called Up FOR debate.
Senator William LANCER. Re
bhcan q North Dakota. last
Wednesday served notice that
b Will offer an amendment de
Ilfned 70 0ae race segregation
b i1o armed services.
There already is pending an
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
ATTY. BAKER
LAUDS HIGH COURT

Never before in the history Of
the country has there been de-
cision as rendered hy the United
States Supreme Court.
Under the so-callod covenants.
PRIOR to this decision, no Negro.
regardless Of his standing, could
not occupy homes outside OF tho
ghettos 20 which they had been
segregated by restrictions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
Senators, Hurry

WASHINGTON. y G. JNNPAl
Representative George u Bon
der Republican vi Ohio. last
FRIDAY called Tor senate action
on his anti-poll TAX bin which
The House passed last JULY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

Ask for the TRIBUNE at
your drug store or connection.
cry If you don't see IL. Why
be oldfashioned and behind
the times. getting eolored
papers once a week. The
TRIBUNE gives you fresh
news twice a week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
= Murders Mar Memorial
Week End; Standings Up

liegins reported thrt he >tan
bed Avery with a butcher knife
Jumped out Of the FRONT Wrto"
or bis room, and went to a ncaI
bv doctors office then 90 Rcce''
ng Hospital upon learning iA"t
the doctor was not present
PoirCe. a. press time. had noi
found the butcher knife
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
SON .IN.LAW
SHOOTS ADAMS

Adams. so police say vas shot
io death in his home by hi, SON
inlaw Avery Henry Law -
with " cahbro pistol winch
Adams daughter Marjorie WI.
lams. handed him As the 80 d
struggled.
Law is reported to have Srriv
ed home about 1850 pm. last
Thursday evening. and after ar
quina with his wife, Zelda. 81
fired several shots al Marjorie
who attempted 70 quell the ar
qumeni. Neither Of the bullets.
fired from a "a eslibre pistol.
which Law alleqedlY had.
tsee TWO MURDERS. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

right hand. stabbed him m thu
upper abdomen
Avery allegedly was sitting in
the kitchen with his wife. Elsie.
"a. eating. when LigginS came 90.
and began 10 clean scales from
fish. which he had purchased Tor
his supper.
Avery accused Liggins of slash
ing the scales into his food
An argument ensued snd
LigginS told police that be sua
aested that q definite plan be set
up by which everyone using
the kitchen. could do so with
out disturbing someone else.
JUMPED OUT WINDOW
Avery. according 90 ldgginS ties
timony. attacked him and held q
knife against his back. until he
hit him on the upper lip. isrring
tho knife loose. hc later went 20
his room. where he was attacked
by Avery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

With the recent decisions in IA
vor of all mlnoritieS. the Negro
lawyer has come into his own be-
cause wherever there has been a
case involving the rights OF MN
critics he has been behind i,
LAWYERS SAVE
MONEY
Bake called on Negroes 90 up.
port their attorneys and especial
iy to consult them whenever they
purchase property or enter bust.
ness snsactions He said that
they could save thousands of dol
lars, and would find their o so n
lawyers willing and helpful llo
also mentioned the enactment OF
the new revenue act which chan
gcS the whole problem OF state
and Federal taxes
ing the advice of yoH oWn Law
YER he said.
Money and headaches from
mistakes can be saved by seek
tsee ATTTS. HoNoRED. p. ~
n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

Oscar r. Baker Sr.. veteran
Battle Creek attorney. was the
principal speaker. Mr.. Baker
paid tribute 10 the two men for
the sacrifice and hard work
they put into the restrictive
covenant case which he de-
scribed as the case which will
change the course Of legal his
tory.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
Clark Challenged To
Prove Charges Against
Civil Rights Congress

Jack RaskIn, executive secretary OF the Civil Righs
Congress this week challenged Atty-Gen Tom c. Clark
Ito prove that his organization subversi,e or had
done anything except strengthen democracy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
Won Housing Fight
Attys. Graves, Dent
Honored at Banquet

Willis NJ. Graves and Francis NJ. Dent the two Detroit
attorneys who made history in their successful presenta
ton of the famous Snipes Mchee before the Uni
ted States Supreme Court honored with testimon-
la dinner in the Hotel Gohams Ebony Thursday
night. by the Wolverine Bar Association
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

Two Detrocrs killed as the results OF argu-
nents with one woman wounded from pistol shot while
several other stabbings rounded out busy weekend of
Grim
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

Arthur Avery. -. Of 1903 23rd
was pronounced dead of a chest
wound upon arrival at Receiving
Hospital late Saturday afternoon.
James Adams. 20. Of 5439 Crane.
Shot in the face about midnight,
was dead upon admittance TO Re
ceiving Hospital. 49,.
His daughter Marjorie WI
liams. 80. same address, wounded
in the upper hip during the same
melee. IS resting in Rccei.vin 6
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

Fifty Five Detroiters
Demanding Civil Rights
representatives of Church, Unions, Civic
to See Michigan Coneres.men

Fny-ivc Detrolters left Detroit Tuesday for Wash
nCon where they will Join delegations from Other So
Hons OF the nation in Marching on Washington 10 mo
hest the Withholding OF civil legislation from Negroes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
Band Poll Starts Soon
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

The dUr-al NenltN hsn disc
~ 100 N&ACP gained npctu,
ua Wcen Win thc seaport OF
Larv otear, arr7r
The Metropolitan Funeral
System Association Superior
Life Insurance Company.
Great Lakes Life Insurance.
Company and Supreme Lib.
eriY Life Insurance Company
all geared their staff for tull
participation in the member
snip drive
Th.s cc Wltr the a.auf
uppot 3. ,sc Sapclc L,nen
and l.aundn Company sn- Tao
Porter y rctlvc Dfv Clean
c Comp4U Indicates large
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02
ARGUE OVER
"FISH SCALES

Avery. according 20 police was
stabbed 20 death by Joe LlgRlns.
also %. and OF the same address
shortly after they argued IN the
kitchen OF tho apartment on
Crane Liggins repeatedly told
policc. that he stabbed Avery at
Ter Avery had broken into h Is
room. and slashed him on the
, 1948-11-26
Notice from the Police

All loaded trucks shall have
a crew of at least two men,
namely, a Chauffeur, and an
assistant who shall be on the
rear of the truck, facing at all
times in the opposite direction
to which the truck is going, to
keep a sharp lookout and
Immediately signal the Chauf-
feur whenever a vehicle is APP
preaching.
It is therefore ordered that
the assistant be equipped with
a whistle for the purpose of
signalling the chauffeur.
G.. A. MATTHIAS
Acting Director of Police