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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
Essex Events

Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Roberts.
Whitefish, spent Monday and Tu-
esday here at their cabin and Wis
iting in the DeLange home.
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs
Earl Page, Coram, visited at the
Page home.
Who lost a red hen Friday ?
When Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nc
Veda were part way up the moun-
tain on their way to their sum-
mer home in the Scalp lock look
out tower, they saw a coyote
carrying a big red hen. Red hens
don't grow wild in Glacier nation
al park, so you'd better count
your hens and let us know whose
hen went to feed coyote pups
Coverdells had as their guests
over the weekend the following:
Con Whittwer, Arlee; Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Johnson, Roman; Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Coverdell and ia
mily, Poison; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Coverdell and family.
Bigfork. Sunday evening Mr.. Lin
dahl kindly entertained the visit
ors by showing his color photos
of the park.
The fourth is over again! We
had campers, fishermen, and Wis
itors from everywhere, fire works,
firecrackers, burnt fingers, bee
stings, and dogs under the bed
scared silly by the firecrackers so
we are sure it was another good
old fourth.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
Sees Sisters First
Time in At Years

Dave Rauscher of the Dew
Drop Inn saw his three sisters
this week for the first time in Al
years.
Two years ago Dave was IN
jured while cutting ice on Lake
Five and lost a leg. While trying
to get a birth certificate, he wrote
to the "Sons of Union Veterans
of the Civil War;" lodge he
once belonged to in Bangor, Pa.
The secretary happened to be
his nephew, and this weeks happy
reunion with sisters, Mrs. Oscar
Williams, Plainfield, N. j.; Mrs.
Arthur Williams, Philadelphia and
Miss Ann Rauscher, Bangor, fol-
lowed.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
Open Bids on New
Schools Thursday


Bids will be opened Thursday
at 7:30 p. m. by the district
school board for the construction
of new four room schools at Co.
ram and Martin City.
With school enrollments already
doubled as the result of the Hun
cry Horse project, district 6 vot-
ers on April approved the issu-
ance of two $55, 900 bond issues to
build the new schools.
Also to be opened next Thurs
day will be bids for AZ new fluor-
escent light fixtures for classroom
use.
Last Tuesday evening, the school
board opened bids on the proposed
10 by 6O-foot quonset type struc-
ture to be used for high school
shop and manual training instruc-
ton.
O'Connor Construction, Column
bia Falls, asked 81, $3.50, complete
and AL DeArman, Spokane, $5,672
to furnish and erect the metal CO.
vering excluding foundations and
floor. Interior of the building
would be unfinished on both bids.
The two bids were rejected as
being more than the budget would
allow, and a new opening for July
rs has been announced. The new
bid call permits construction of
frame, block or quonset type.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
Half Moon Notes
BIZ Mrs. Frank Smith

Ross Cation, Billings, spent
few days visiting friends her
over the fourth.
Mrs. Ressler and daughter, Bar
bara, and Mrs. Resslers sister
Seattle, were callers at the Cal
Johnson home.
Marylu Peck and friend, Miss
oula Bud and June Peck, Libby
Ray and Elsie Peck and Ton
Peck, Havre, were all home at tn
Ole Carlson home over the fourth
Mrs. Jacoby and son, VOL
Point, spent the past week at thei
home above Half Moon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Palmer an
daughter, Portland, are spending
the summer here at the Ernes
Palmer home.
Forest Fyjske spent the holidays
with his parents, the Fred Friskes
leaving for California where hi
will be sent overseas for Is months
Mr.. End Mrs. Harry Preston and
children went to North Dakota on
their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith, Don
and Dean Groate and jim Roche
made a trip through the park and
lack the other side Sunday.
De Wavpe Johnson is working
for the forest service in Crescent.
Idaho.
Stoltze employees, in accord
ance with union contract, have
been given the week of the fourth
Of July for their vacation period.
those employees having five years
service with the company get an
additional weeks pay.
We were all sorry to hear of
Howard Trusty's death and wish
o extend to the family our deep
,st sympathy.
Eva and Ted Christofferson are
lere. She came FOR her fathers
uneral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henning Christ
'fferson left Saturday for Calf
'rnia to meet. Henning's brother,
Who just landed from Sweden.
Douglas Allen, Omak, Wash,
S spending few days with friends
lere.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Measure,
Portland, called on friends here
donday.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
H. H. Village

The projects newest arrival il
Steven Ralph Potter, who arrived
Monday evening at 7:15 weighins
six pounds, 10 ounces.
Mike Comstock is recovering
rapidly from injuries received il
fall from a car near Bigfork. She
was treated at the Kalispell hos
pital for day and night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Darling and
two children, Couer d'Alene, were
visitors at the home of Mrs. Glen
Smith, arriving Saturday and lea
wing Tuesday for Lewistown.
Ronald S. Mclean and family,
Sheridan, Wyo., were here for IN
overnight visit with his brother,
Harry Mclean and family Sat
urday.
Terry Ward arrived home Sat
urday with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Altman, Melville.
The Fourth the Wards and ALL
mans spent fishing and picnicking.
Mrs. C. H. Spencer arranged a
fourth Of July reclamation picnic
The entire government camp was
invited. The picnic was at Ava
lanche camp grounds in Glacier
park with about "a families pre-
sent.
The Dick Greiners and the Gil
brakes had another weekend OF
fishing at the summer cabin OF
the Carl Greiners on F1athead
lake. They caught few fish and
the women stayed over a day smo-
king them-results, IL quarts OF
smoked salmon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vertrees
were visited over the weekend by
her brother and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Slatr and son, Har-
old, Spokane. Also in the party
was a neighbor boy, Billy Glib
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Throckmor-
ton and daughter, Sherry, Great
Falls, visited with the Howard
Doves over the fourth. Mrs. Throc-
hnorton and Mrs. Doves are sis
tiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack DeSart and
son, Jimmy, visited Mrs. Mary Yo-
cum, Kalispell, for the rodeo.
Mrs. H. B. Weber had a group
of parties this past week. Tues
day the Mesdames Davis, Born
stad, Seward, Vertrees, Gehri, and
H. H. village, and Mrs.
c. B. Hurst, Kalispell, enjoyed
lunch and bridge. Mrs. Gehri and
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
To Start Dancing Class

Pauline Ellis, Ellis school OF
dancing, Missoula, will be at An
derson's hall tomorrow, Saturday,
from 8 until IL a. m. She will start
new dancing class open to all
ages. 1t will be summer course.
Anyone unable to attend may con-
tact Viola Greene at the Mountain
States Power Co.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
Enlarge Beer Route

Only beer wholesaler in the i'm
mediate Hungry Horse area, Chat
tin Distributors are concludine
their first month of operation.
From their Columbia Falls plant
the firm distributes Brewers Best
and Sheridan Export, and in add
ition to local towns have estab-
llshed routes to Bigfork, Whitefish
kalispell and Libby.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
Back to Bowman Lake

Back to the shores of Bowman
lake in Glacier again this year
are Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Donerty
and DR.. and Mrs. George E. Rock
well, both couples from Cincin-
natl. The Dohertys have camped
in the park for seven seasons; he
is a high school principal. The
RockweIls were here last year,
and are presently on a three week
trip to Alaska. He is president
of the National Allergy associa-
ton.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
New GSM Men Arrive

New industrial relations $
members at General-Shea-Mor
on, Hungry Horse prime contr
ors, are B. E. Wood, safety en-
eer, and Ray Waddell, fire
plant. protection chief, both
mer employees of the Kaiser CT
pany, Richmond, Calf.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
Indian Students Here

Visitors at the Hungry H,
project this week were D. Dr.
iah, assistant engineer for
cation, Bangalore, Mysore st
India, and M. Mangalbdanu,
sistant public works engineer,
vandun, Travancore, India. II
are studying engineering prof,
in the United States.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
Hungry Horse
Times

. Howard Lyons, recently dis
charged from the navy has COM
:. to H. H. to make his home will
his father, Glen Lyons.
, Del Bundy and David Sutton ar
hard at work on a store they arr
building for Dorothy Hazard. ]
will be dairy products store ant
will be opening in the near flu
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Pennington
Seattle, spent a week with Mrs
Pennington sister, Mrs. Leonard
Erickson. While they were here
they took a trip through Glacier
park.
Mitch Nimey took few minutes
off on the 4th and went fishing
right in town, catching four great
big ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rheinhart,
Missoula, visited the Eddie Say
lors Sunday. Another weekend
guest was Eddie's brother, Arth-
ur Saylor.
William Henry and Hubert Wirtz
Columbia Falls, are putting up a
large quonset type building in re
cord time for Lee Matt, Moses
Lake, Wash. It will be a hardware
store with an apartment on the
second floor.
There is a lot of activity at the
Ben Edmondsons. They have put
up the outside walls of five cab
ms this week.
The DamtoWn tavern is having
free bingo party Friday start
ing at 8 o'clock. Prizes will be
given. Sounds like fun!
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Richard
son and Mr.. Sparky Moore went
on an overnight fishing trip Sat
urday and Sunday. They camped
on Bear creek and report a rec
ord crop of mosquitoes up that
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Downing,
and Mrs. McNinch drove up from
Dillon Sunday. Jewell Moree re-
turned home with them. They Wis.,
tied Mrs. McNinch's daughter,
Fern Steffes, and family. Monday
the Steffes and their guests drove
through the park and up into Can
ada. They returned to Dillon Tues
day.
Ray Searson has purchased the
Bauers half Of the large white
building on highway No. and
is enlarging his store.
Donald r. Edmondson is home
from the Merchant Marines. He
just came back from Japan and
the Persian gulf.
Mrs. Harry OBrien, Hamilton,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Keim
several days this week. Other
guests for the weekend were Mr..
and Mrs. o. r. Fostenson. Ed
monds, Wash, and Mrs. George
Van Ostrand, and son, Ray, Lolo,
Mont. While they were here the
keims, Stewards, Paul Van Ost-
rands and the visitors went
through Glacier park, then spent
4 day at the Keim's cabin on Flat
head lake. II
Mrs. Bill Umbach, Roman, spent
| ,
here. They also went to Glacier
park.
The large building on highway
No. 2 is almost completed for Mo-
lern builders and Merseal plumb
ing shop. Modern builders are
low ready for business and the
store will be opened very shortly.
Harvey Nichols is nome from
l three weeks trip to North .Da-
xota.
Kathleen Thompson, Havre,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Stewart.
The Damtown cafe will open
or business tomorrow, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Smith have
moved here from Missoula. Smitty
S the new piano player at the Viii
a tavern.
The state employment office has
'ented space from Eddie Savior
Ind is opening a branch office
his week in Hungry Horse
Mrs. Harvey Thierault has NOV
ID here from Missoula to join her
husband.
We are glad to hear that Mrs.
Midland escaped from the Brahma
,ul].
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
Home, Idaho, on business.

Home, Idaho, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bakshas and
family, Hungry Horse; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry S. Brown, Whitefish;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adler.
Columbia Falls, spent the fourth
picnicking at Avalanche.
We're all glad to hear that Mr..
and Mrs. George Van Gieson are
recovering satisfactorily.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
E. S. Mark Promoted

E. S. Mark, U. S. weather OBJ
server at the Kalispell station
since 1886 except for war serv-
ice, will be transferred about
July 20 to Seattle. Mark, who left
the army as a major, was promo
ted to nance-technician over
the Pacific Northwest four-state
area. He is well liked and coop-
erative.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09

During the meet weeks, a0ater
in Columbia Falls will be shut OH
temporarily at "most any ta'''e.
The meaD system is being co'afaecte"
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
Help Put Out Fire

Columbia Falls volunteer fire de-
partment answered a call to the
Hungry Horse project Sunday at
2:3O o. m. The small brush fire
was easily put out and was never
far out of control.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09

day at Hungry Horse July 10. Con-
struction on new buildings is be-
ing rushed for completion before
the big day and there are also no.
pes for a good turn out SO that
we can show off our new. town
for the first time.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09

Riding his horse each morn
to work is Gary Thacker, II, VI
Cricket making the four mi
from the Thacker farm to Mart
Davall Mere. in mo time alta
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09

At the Hungry Horse prof
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thu
day was Mathew E. Flynn, SAT-
engineer for the bureau of n
lamation, Denver.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09

There will be q dance Saturday
starting at 10 p. M. at the meW
Sumrift hall southwest of Column
bjU Falls.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09

TWO SADDLE MARES for Sc
6 and II years-old; lady bro
May be seen at Charley RIFT
or Inquire Bill Slifer here
rodeo, Col. Falls.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09

THREE SIDED BUILDING K
for sale, available now Fra
West, four miles west of Colum
Falls.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09

LOST: Two Fishing Poles
casting rod with large Goil
and a telescope rod with reg.
reel. Lost on river bank near
tiers home. Reward. Contact 4
Warde, Col. Falls.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09

DEWALT SAW, one AZ b. P
board motor, one Tn H.
cupboard motor, for sale. Wrl'
inquire at Columbia Garage
lumbia Heights.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09

THREE ROOM HOUSE anu
for sale. Inquire at Asa
wells, Apgar.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

OmeeFs elected for the WOmenS Auxiliary Of the
roSal Alliance In its second meeting held Tuesday night
hart Ave.
Omeers are: Mrs. Mary Stokes, president; Mrs. Paul
Curry Of Minneapolis vcepresdent Mrs John Hutchinson
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26

Rider and Mrs, q, W. Mecca
nell, Sl6 Coliax Ave, No, recent.
~ returned from a tour oi south
and southwest California.
Mrs. MAllANA willis, sol wash.
ingtonAvr, So, Ia very III In Gen.
inRton Ave, So, Ia very III IN Gen.
cral hospital with hemorrhNgea,
Mr.. and MFu. I.HtheP Payne and
Mrs, {. L. Prescott IT Kansas City,
Mo will be- the house guests ~
Mr., and Mira, Samuel Harris, 500
v, aath 81 for the Thanksgiving
holidays While In the city they
will also visit their sons, Luther
Payne, Jr, and MIR, and MS, r.
Jack Payne oi 81 Paul Mr.. and
Mrs, Payne, ST, are the parents
Of Mrs, Harris and Mira Prescott
Ia her sister,
Mr.. Warden Wexford, sS2O nm
Ave So. returned recently 10 the
city after attending the burial Of
his mother, Mru RebeCca wilson
90 Frankfort Ohio, Mrs, Wilson
died Saturday. October 30,
Mrs, Melvin Thomas. 1901 BEy.
and Ave, No. was III 81 her homo
iAGI week She Is telling much bet,
ter now,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26

at the home of Mrs, Ruby Hum
burd.
Mrs. Anna Harris. 60 w. Cen
trail Ave. is Ill in bed.
Mrs Roberta Tyler. 60 w. Cen
trail Ave. entertained Mrs. Sylvia
DelifuS, Of South Bend, Ind, with
a dinner party Thursday night.
Nov. Is, Those present were Mrs.
Clara Bowers, Mrs Emaline
White, Mr., Berry Smith, and Mrs.
Tyler.
Mira yuARlta Russell. Of New
York City, formerly Of ST. Paul,
arrived in the city Saturday night
TO attend the funeral Of her aunt,
Mrs, Drewsilai Porter, who died
Of q heart attack Thursday.
The Matinee Bridge club met
Wednesday. Nov. II, at the home
Of Mrs. Betty casSius, 6l8 W. Cen
trail Ave. Mrs, Fred Schuck won
the first prize: Mrs AlonEo Cot
ton. second; and Mrs. William
CasSius. third. The next meeting
will be at the home Of Mrs. Pred
Schuck, 844 Fuller Ave, Dec. /.
Mrs. Joseph Sykes. $50 ROndO
Ave, celebrated her birthday
Thursday, Nov. IS.
Mrs. Sylvia d. DelfIus. Of South
Bend, Ind, left Tuesday, Nov. %,
after spending more than a week
visiting her sister, Mrs. Carrie
Aipep. TIT Rondo Ave.
While here, Mrs. Delifus was
entertained with q breakfast by
Mrs. Richard Lark, SIS Rondo
Ave, Thursday, Nov. 10. Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Roberta Tyler,
694 W. Central entertained Mrs.
Delifus with 4 dinner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Knott took the two
sisters 20 Opars place in Somer-
set, Wis. Monday night, Mrs. Clara
bowers entertained Mrs. DelifIs
OF her home with a dinner.
The Ladies' Auxiliary met
Thursday. Nov. IS, AZ the home of
Mrs. Hazel Warrick. ST. Anthony
and GrottO. They made plans for
their Bazaar 10 be held Dec. II.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26

Maurice Henderson. son Of Mr..
and Mira, n, =, Henderson, 900 So.
Anthony Ave, will be home In
about two weeks On = 10 day fur.
Tough from the army, where he Il
stationed In san Antonio. Tex,
Invitations win soOR be In the
mail for invitations 10 the Yule.
tide Ball TO be given Dec, 30. by
the les Amies club,
Friday, Nov. ~, little PhliIIp
Phillip Coins celebrated his SEX
ohd birthday, Ho Ia the son uf Mr.,
and Mrs Homer Ransom. a9S
Magnolia Ave.
Mrs, Richard LARA, SIS RSRdS
Ave, entertained Mrs, Sylvia Del
ifuE. Of South Bend. Ind with .
breakfast Others present were
Mrs EmAlino white and Mrs, Car.
RE Ailep.
BOOk Club No, II met 81 the
home Of Mrs, J, W, Crump, $50
Fuller Ave, The speaker for the
evening was TaknA Adobe, All
Ethiopian student al S. Thomas
college, and son 81 the EN.SectV-
tAry Of War 81 Ethiopia,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene and their
one child, formerly Of bAS Fuller
Ave, are now residing with his
mother, SAT 81 Anthony Ave.
Mrs. Jean sheppard and her
two children, of Washington. u,
C.. arrived Friday. Nov 10, 10
visit with her father, Henry Pet
ticord, Of ga Fuller Ave Mrs.
Sheppard IL tho niece Oi Mrs,
James Williams, a2B Rondo Ave,
Mr.. q. lack Payne. SsS No. So
Albans IL homo after being con
fined In AnckcT Hospital for the
past seven months
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26
Shriners Held
Fall Imitation
Monday, Nov. %

The Fall initiation ceremonial
at reEEAh Temple No, 20. Ancient
Egyptian Arabic Order Mobiles II
the Mystic Shrine. was held Al
Palestine Masonic Hall in Mime.
apolis Monday evening. Nov -,
The "noVices." " who trod the ira.
dltional sands Of the desert. were
Felix Fogg. John NJ, Patton. and
Joseph Stubs. all MRsohS of the
Scottish Rite, Prince Hall AffliA.
ton.
lnitistiOn arrangements were
made by James d, Granville, Lap
ercell lPercyl Green, Anthony Il,
caSsius, and Edward Davis, The
ceremonies were conducted by the
Potentate. John r. Lawrence, Jr
and the Chief Rabban. william II,
Shepard.
Participating ShTineTs included
the following members Of FeGEan'
Edward l. Boyd. Raymond W,
Cannon. A. d, CNssius. I. NJ, Dor
Sey, Edward DAVIS, Lee 0Wynne,
Romeo Gresham, LApeFcell
Greene, James A. Green, Leonard
T. Green. J. ID, Granville. Henry
E.,.a.s Ia.,..a n \ -. n.hana
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26

Do About Race SegTegauOnr" Participants were
Walter White national executive secretary Of the
NAAcP; Ray SpriGle Pittsburgh Posl-GSEette re-
porter who went South and passed as . Negro for
four weeks; Holding Carter editor Of the Democrat
Delta Times Of Greenville, Miss, and Harry Ash
more, executive editor Of the Arkansas Gazette.
MeSSrs White and SprEle took up tho case
against segregation Carter and AShmOre while not
IuStiiyinE H. pleaded the usual of these things
take time. etc" The controversy Is a result Of Car
ters quoting excerpts from the present courier|
series by SCHUYLER What's Good About the South"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26
GSNIl WAY | E
- BY nELL OODsON RUssFl

November Town Meeting OF the Air" The
American BoGdang Company national hoOkup there has
VsTtab hornets Of controversy ccnterk around George
Schuyler the Pittsburgh Courier
The subject Of the meeting that date What Should We
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-11-26

Greenvtle, 1N
more. editor of the Arkansas Gazette
MeSSrs. White and SpriEle took up the case
against segregation; Carter and Ashmors while not
uStiiylng H. pleaded the usual Of these things
take time, etc The controversy Is a result Of Car.
tsrs quoting excerpts from the present courieEH
series Schuyler, What's Good About the SOUTH" ~ -
full excerpts but took ofNA HoSSAL
what wanted make his The that
be causing most of the and though the following made
by Schuyler after a tour Of the South
After the tour. strikes that the biggest handicap the
Negroes encOuRterinE h themselVea-
Courier paper very
erudte writer editor nor docs always subscribe 20 his views
The quote taken from the article itself startling but
fortunately contains than kernel Of truth Schuyes point
that southern Negroes fail avail themselves Of the opportunities
open them He has often deced the habit Of Negroes
spending large in lavish show Of clothes liquor automobiles
expensive parties. He's right
lOOk Harlem the worlds largest Negro
muniy Schuyler HAsm population
the entire population Of MnneapO exceeds the population
st. Paul Yet the mercantile life owned operated and controlled
part BY liquor
controlled largely Italians with Negroes fronting
little nothing to show for their far economic assets
concerned
Every News reports of cocktail
parties formal dances the lavish Of the class Negro
negentsia annually pads pockets Of
outsiders who take the out Of the community and do nothing
to improve moral spiritual
third OF the directed
Advancement the Negro would certainly become "
SuEeent TO far comfortable degree than he
do always with George Schuyler Some Of his views
the rsactonary However do think
he's right having the Eumpon TO call spade spade Attempting
there those who take the truth and mSinepret
for their purposes Of the penalties have 10
for going through growing pains
We Negroes put superhclalteS
have that surface glitter and shiny sSteorS
nothing unless they backed up by reason temperance and
homie independence.
prone copy folles
copying his good sense.
advancing with bswndsrinE speed irOn Yet
handicap ourselves by wanting before
walk We build strength BY refusing recognize
weakness
George scbuyIer series on what's Good About the South"