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Evening star., 1948-09-30

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you'll be proud of your hands =.
so ask for SWAN today!
Evening star., 1948-09-30

PLAY FAIRY GODMOTHER
to your children when they come
home from school welcome
them with tall, cool glasses OF
COCOMALT! Or, when the
weather gets frosty. serve hot
COCOMALT -. bott quick-easy
recipes are on the can! You'll go
for" the delicious, chocolaty-rich
goodness of this matted food
drink, too . so make a glass for
yourself while you're about it!
Besides being a tempting treat,
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teeth :. for it's so rich in CAL
cium that heaping teaspoonfuls
in s ounces of milk taken 8 times
daily equals a whole quart of milk
in calcium value. Comes in ID.
and h-lb. cans!
Evening star., 1948-09-30

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chasing to remove all stains and
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everything sparkling and glisten-
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Guiding leading families through
out the world-have used SILNO
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Can you ask for a better recon-
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Evening star., 1948-09-30

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luxuriously rich and velvety that
it actually won top "laurels' over
home-mixed ones in 1858 tests.
Easy and thrifty, too, it's oven
ready after mere 3-minute twirl
of your mixing spoon yet never
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because DROMEDARY'S secret
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Costs less than you'd pay for its
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your cake with rich, creamy
DROMEDARY Fudge & Frosting
Mix. Lots of other mixes around,
but not half so goodt
Evening star., 1948-09-30

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and sufficient quantity of these fresh
LIKE ICE you'll love this delicious "varia
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abo
tbsp.Hg tcons to eg
Fo stm beate
cup heavy ado
refrigerator freezing
rapidly until GA Makes ct frozen pudding serve
in o fresh fruit sauce!
lust delicious because this Cream or
wheat provides foodnergy PLUS extra Cal
cum Iron Phosphorus B.! Remember Enriched
Wheat" cooks full dgestby in only minutes
Of boiling costs less than 1e per servingt
Evening star., 1948-09-30
HATS OFF TO DROMEDARY

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Evening star., 1948-09-30

o. Grill and serve with
hollandaise sauce team
with carrots. peas. caull-
flower (2) Broil and serve
with a side dish of crusty
baked spaghetti. go Grill
as breakfast meat with
eggs "a Bake with vege-
tables as a dinner casserole.
(5D SPAMwiches. julienne
salads.
SPAN, an all-pure pork shoulder
and tender, sweet ham COM
bine," never fails to- satisfy -.
and since it's pre-cooked it saves
you time as we'll as money.
Evening star., 1948-09-30

MEAT MAGIC can be worked
,LA with SPAN =. even on
'S~Ua slender budget!
G Since it's all meat,
,A there's NO waste :.
A and just note a few OF
.sADr the many variations
nm the SPAM-theme:
Evening star., 1948-09-30

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Evening star., 1948-09-30

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Evening star., 1948-09-30

FACT to put in your mixing bowl and stir well no
matter how loving and precious time you give
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amount improper favorng. That's why urge you 10
. use only BURNETT'S Pure Vanilla Extract for 1t
always good batters taste better The reason
= is obvious for BURNETTS is pure vanilla extract
expery from the finest imported vanilla beans 10
give YOU through favor perfection every
Evening star., 1948-09-30

Will keep your family blooming
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05
WASHINGTON CAPERS

American Legions housing bill CHR 1885, build
veterans, passage Bill will provide
financing through cooperatves
White like bill will through
Congress friendly relationship exists be-
flight Negroes Federal
nterchangg Of ideas by these better
ice to Negroes Universal military training bill the
battle going behind the the bill of
Aliens committee where tied Testimony by Lester
Perry NAACP hearing permanent
military division of the armed forces (WACs, Waves
masterpiece Pry telling should bring about better deal
for Negro enstees these You odds in Wash
ngon beautiful George Washington Lucy Dgg
Stowe halls will Howard University
transfer and nearly will be happy the Booker
Washington Memorial Association who the
nfcent for industrial school, Minnesota residents in
Washington discussing the possibility of forming Minnesota
cordial with
taking Negro with him. in the Virgin Islands has
snced the swivel chair political quareback who saying that
Negroes looking wary eye upon
of rights which broken the
the the Presidents Civil Rights
of of well
founded The of Colonel Campbell Johnson
(Sve Sevce) the Eks Functional neracy Conference
elicit high worthy the of
education At the the Capitol for Gand
speaker profound impression than Mary Mcleod
representatives spiritual exaaton God
When officially publicly made
Civilian of the Army land Advisor the
Secretary Deense) Jm friends relaxed He
both of those things all the time but not until recently did the Penagon
Building publicly There going around
the White House will appoint Negro
outstanding administrative post
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05
Urges Protection for
Jews in Palestine,
In Self Interest
Editor: What has happened to

tears Of Competency the enduring quail
ties Of society the of white citizen be than
luxury The compacncy the part Of Negro the
preservation Of those rights he has, coupled with belief that with
the natural march of the highest of citizenship will
inevitably be his his chren could be perousy
Today fierce struggle being waged society Some
fighting make democratic right heritage the Negro Others
fighting maintain the quo with the Negro Still
others trying take the rights which the Negro enjoys
In view of this situation what is the duty of the individual Nego
it his duty subordinate all other this struggle
the main task of his life? Can he afford the sdees
remain aoOf with the that highly competitive society
all Of his time and effort feed house. and coth himself
dependents? Or should he the livelihood
by selling beayng the Of his people Few would could
publicly champion this last those who
The ability the almighty dollar
standard of measuring The Negro
concerned with obtaining that dollar order that he might be better
housed have better food better medical all the other
ties Of sustaining life But the of the doarand it
secondary the those anabe
should be the legacy of EVERY free society
1t the duty Of every Negro forth every that
she capable of order that the Negroes
will enjoy democracy than have today Douglas
Veey Turner Tubman did succeeding
generations beayng only those valiant fighters
but children and our chidren's children
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05
Events in Czechoslovukio


Of democracy Events that unfortunate country
policy
country contended that could
had the foreign policy along with Soviet Russia This
commended that the blame for the od rested with
the administration that rulers
without blame Another perhaps larger than the first
tends that with Soviet Russia could
with Naz Germany This both equally
and further their detectives rather than
Of seeking peaceful and honest relations with other
reported daily press
give Of validity group
spokesman for the first contend that the
ovaka of the cold further that
this Czechoovaka would today
explanation naive and invalid for based the that Rus
STA has moral obligations the community of nations and
she fit because Of the cold that threatens
Events in Czechoovaka will reversal foreign policy
Republican President the cold
reelected he will likelihood
policy But there danger that democratic institutions
already threatened by loyalty further
influential these
placing restrictions dissenting calling
ommunstic inspired" This only false and
but also which might people
Of America during period Of tension than it deserves
Czechoovakia a democracy higher type democracy
that Of United States 1t extended
all Of its people, regardless Of their racial complexion their re
political beliefs 1t be said with emphasis that the fall
but first because of her geographical position hat her
proximity Russia and Russian military supply lines her
country because fatal weakness be small the
giants like the USSR sparrinR
remember that the democracy
by strict observation Of those principles of
Temporary
dangerous.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05
The Wulluce Phenomenon

may candidacy
third ambitions Of Henry Wallace the Friday night
the Minneapolis Armory deeper
Of the situation yet by political
The fact that the Wallace that
5000 MnneOan the dsageabe night of the entire
would leave their homes admission political
candidate something which be gby explained
could be explained by Waaces platform
he eloquent speaker the of the word Granting
that the busy Communists their willing uknowg adhents
could hard persons night like February
how the 5000 other citizens the ArmOry explained?
Certainly by the Wallace committee which getting
organized.
In that audience Communists Democrats Laboe,
Independents Socialists and Republicans. Some there
curiosity but for whatever they there of the people
in the Armory remained throughout the evening.
After paying the meeting the crowd contributed
estimated $4,000 the campaign fund of the Wallace
mnt Most Of the of the pockets Of working people
independent people. money pointed
out few corporations contribute the campaign fund Of like
Wallace.
Of writers who unbiased and objective the subject Of Wallace.
From all indications the Wallace campaign apparently
all those who thought wouldn't popular support
We don't believe there another presidential candidate
who could bring such crowd Fridays such night
admission free and beer coffee and est served
gratis.
Minneapolis meeting
in Miami by whites Negroes like
cities has rigid system OF color caste and segregation No thought
Wallace could draw than few hundred people listen him
in Miami when that the people black white
who would permitted to sit where they chose mo Jim
Despite defiance the oumoded
patterns and the hostility of the daily Miami the audi
torum packed down there in the "Confederacy"
Perhaps who spin political
subjects explain phenomenon this
press excepon-edoray
coumnshods visionary Rckpot and tool Of Red
Russia
explanation of things Wallace
he stands the things the Of people of this
nation really Many Of the people differ honestly with him
his ideas However the other hand they
him with sufficient the wrath those high
places America for the nations benefit and for time
goes all indications will
each day to explain these OF the wide public support and
audience which Wallace obtaining without the blessing Of the moers
Of American public opinion and the hostility Of wealth
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05
Bishop Shell on
Brotherhood

If we really wish to effect the
reconstruction Of society, the first
place to begin is in our relations
with one another. If we look at
ourselves honestly, we discover
that we need, basically, love for
one another. do not mean a SEN
timent that comes and goes with
passing whims, but the steady
flame of Christian love that ami
mates all good souls. The world
needs bitterly the love of man for
man; the love of Chinese for Japa-
nese; of the Negro for the white;
of the Pole for the Russian; Of the
Irish for the Jews; of the Ameri-
can for all the world. Love is not
for the weak; it is for the strong.
For only the strong can quell the
pangs of envy; only the strong can
grapple with the tearing tentacles
of hate. Only the strong man can
accept his brother on terms of
honest equality, without rancor,
with the love of brother for broth
er. And let US not talk of brother
hood of man in loose, vague terms.
The brotherhood of man is no mere
political slogan; it is a reality. We
are all brothers because we are all
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05
Reader Anderson on
Political Parties, Gullible
Voters and United Nation


Editor: / read with interest your
editorial on "Mr. Wallace and a
Third Party" in your February
9th issue. / heartily agree with
you that Mr.. Wallace has a perfect
right to start a third party. / have
always thought that the object of
two parties was to have the party
that was out of power watch for
and expose the skulduRgery Of the
party in power, and then have the
party out of power try to prove
they would be guilty Of less skull
duggery II they were in power. So
Mr.. Wallace comes out and exposes
the skulduggery Of both parties,
which is all right with me. Posi-
bly, we ought to have fourth party
to watch the skulduggery Of the
third party.
Probably you are a little hard
on the other two parties when you
state the only time they have any
principles is when they are run
ming for office, which they discard
on being elected. The same state
ment is also probably a little hard
on the voters who vote for these
two parties. 1t would imply a lack
Of intelligence on their part. | ad-
NIT the voting public is quite gull
lible, but not quite that bad. Is it
not just possible there are some
gullible voters in the Wallace
party?
In regard to the United Nations,
| am afraid the millennium is too
far away for it to work very sue
cessfully at this time. We Of course
should work towards this end. For
the United States to surrender the
veto power would in my judgment
make an end Of the United States.
The other little nations would all
gang up on us and soon tear us
down to their level. Possibly from
a humanitarian standpoint, this is
what should happen to us. l am
not debating the merits Of this
proposition. Just as in the United
States the poor hate the rich, even
so the peoples Of little nations hate
the peoples Of big nations. We used
TO think the United States was the
envy Of the world. l am quite salts
fed now we have the hate and
jealousy Of the rest of the world.
Part of this is due to our sticking
our nose into everybody else's bust
ness, but more just because we are
rich. After they have torn us down
they no doubt would tackle Russia,
they might even tackle US both at
once. 1t is quite possible our for
eign policy will succeed in destroy
ing us without the aid of the UN.
William Howard Anderson,
Baker Bldg,
Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05
New Jersey Governor Points the WoY

n
Alfred E. Dsco of New Jersey deserves the of
standing of his
forbg segregation its national guard units spite the serious
objection raised by the department
1t get Negroes guard
individual states.
Negroes have tried enlist national guard units
spite apparent famnded head Of the Iowa forces
body able to block successful effort get in
Secretary of the Army Royal certainly found his department
grddle judging the reply approving the
which do about what they please
federal the notwh
standing refreshing find the head of
insist that law passed by its legislature conflict
with the theory democracy shall approved by federal
Governor shown the weakened slick public officials
particularly governors protect their they
to do
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05
Letters to the Editor

| the conscience of the worlds de-
mocracies? Is it yet a pocketbook,
stone-deaf before the cries Of suf-
fering and murdered human be-
ings? Are we, in America, going
to do nothing TO throw back and
pulverize the never-ending murder
en- masse of the Jew in Palestine?
Is the President Of the our United
States, and the United Nations
Security Council of Palestine actu-
ally going to become Gains in what
may be the final slaughter of the
Jews? After our sacred promise
to Partition and TO its enforcement,
by steel and arms if called upon?
Mr.. President, and UNSCOP, if
there is no conscience and no heart;
if uncurbed economics is to have
priority over human rights, there is
yet the instinct of self-preservation
to be considered, before we close
our ears to the death cry Of the
Jew in Palestine. II you don't back
up your promise; if we don't go
all out to the rescue Of the Jews in
Palestine, we may have murdered
before our eyes, another greatly
gifted medical research mind who
is finding the cause of Cancer!
There is that possibility. Cancer
is our Number Two killer. As was
Syphilis during many centuries, I'M
til Paul Ehrlich, a great physician
and bacteriologist, halted that
dread destroyer with his discovery
Of Salvarsan. And that other titan
in bacteriology, August Won Was
sermann, who learned what it was
and perfected the test to discover
it. Conquerors Of an ages-long
plague which came near denuding
the globe of human life. And both
Jewsl
Maybe among the five millions
of the Jewish faith whom the Ber-
lin murder maniacs were guilty Of
plotting out via starvation, gas
chamber and mass murder was
greatly gifted mind; another Ehr-
Itch; another Wassermann; this
time in the field of cancer research.
Perhaps there too may be a bud
ding unprecedented mind, in medi-
cal and meteorological research, at
this hour among the Jews Of
Palestine.
Thus, if our collective heart and
conscience remains stonily feeling
less and humanless, there yet re-
mains the coldly selfish reason to
throw back the Arabian murder
waves in Palestine. Our bodily con-
Germ, with cancer, like the sword
Of Damacles, ever threatening it.
Yes, for purely selfish reasons, we
desperately need the gifted medical
potential in the Jew. Are we going
to allow the Arabian oil Croesus's
rob mankind of that possible Jew
ish boon? If we are not adult
enough, then, to have attained hu-
manhood, we do need to preserve
the Jewish people in Palestine, for
our individual body's sake.
Sincerely,
Bert Merling
Lindstrom, Minnesota
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Editorial Notes

The four alien Communists Ellis deportation
by the u s. wall that they being
opinion they getting just what they asked for.
Russia wouldn't tolerate their American ouneparts five
minutes in the Soviet Union.
When Henry Wallace calls Hubert H. Humphrey oppounist
he resorts to irresponsible calling which beneath him
We remember well that the the 1914
Democratic convention led by this Hubert
by Wallace when F. D. R. and his thrown him
opportunistl
Minneapolis needs charter Any Negro has had
to deal with the Minneapolis who opposes the
charter knows why need a charter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05
St. Paul Council Scores

The St. Paul Council of Human Relations annual meeting
honey The panel composed Of Negro Nsei
and Caucasian, discussed the Presidents Civil Rights Commission
Report it affects conditions in st, Paul
discussion members Of the panel elected both
ment and questions from the audience II all helpful
adult of bringing the human relations problems which
acute in St. Paul, into proper focus.
This hopes the St. Paul Council will have meetings
this type frank discussion community ills highly
beneficial to all.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05

editorial CHARLES LOEB Editor Cleveland
a
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05
Whot Is the Duty of the Individual Negro?

individual free society has the right H not the means)
pursue infringe
upon the rights Of his fellow citizens This right theory
and practice belongs the citizens Of this United States
except million Negroes Prejudice those which
grew out prejudice severely restrict the Negro citizen
enjoyment of these rights have made citizens
70 regard that shines
are anything that They the product Of hard work. blood
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05
The Negro Press

h.nss Ra5 s ErS S1e FsS Eo
or Negro Newspaper Week. March 7-lSJ
Its headlines scream a shril protest
Against the vicious status quo"
1t launches vitriolic words
Against the minions Of Jimcro
1t may not always tell the truth"
In words to please the cautious souls
Who're used to winning progress" through
Enactment of more timid roles.
Its pages may be error filled;
Its presswork scandalous in form,
Its objectivty may be
In contrast to familiar norm;
Its editors may cut their teeth
Against a tear-wet wailing wall
But they're united in the fight
To wrest real freedom for US all!
Within its pages we may learn
Of heroes black, who've paved the way
For that zone World" the human race
Seeks blindly as it gropes its way
Along the tortuous road Of Peace,
In ar-fung lands across the sea,
And here at home where would shape
The roots of world democracy.
The pain-fled climb from slavery;
The sufferings throughout the ages
Mix freely with the printers ink
That forms the stories on its pages.
But through each paragraph-each phrase
That Negro editors recite,
binding ray of Hope shines forth ..
God give US strength to see the light
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05

literally Gods children. Without
this basis, brotherhood is meaning
less. Brotherhood is a living, pull
sating reality; it is a real factor
in our lives, which we can neglect
only at great peril. The present
state of the world is a sad example
of what happens when men forget
or deny that they are brothers.
Auxiliary Bishop Bernard J. Shell
of Chicago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-03-05
Nell and Henry

Nell Russell coumns on this and Presidential Henry
Wallace didn't do well the Minneapolis
Nell went to the conference osenb gather for
Because know Nell objective subject Henry
Wallace assigned another
Ne's ange with Mr. Wallace space the Minneapolis STAR
but Mr. Waace final rejonder
either Star political writer Mike Haoans Friday article Nell
Russes Of the tilt Waace
last words to Nell and the story
While do the integrity coumnst
can't the suspicion that her questions and her
Mr. Wallace affected somewhat by her active membership
in the Americans forD Ac