St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-29

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ut separation" Miriam answered. IAN
M 1t isn't either"
ME-, s,rssr,, friend so he pushed tn
$780, - cross-examination
What would you say Negro bought house next door,"
The Schwartz neghbOrs Scandinavian
one the other Miriam didn't hesitate minute
"h he's got enough money pay wants
right with me-" she said.
why Negro the friend of the family asked
too deep.
why SHOULDN'T h Miriam inquired looking
him straight in the eye.
What quered trying to get out of tn
corner the young pushing him
"FEPC means everybody should get job white black
JApanese-Or anybody" Miriam that
The friend began to feel wealsh in the
can't get job he persisted What people
one white, one black. Who should get the job?"
Well" Miriam said, they given a test Who
get job be
sent to school so he can learn to do it,"
The friend wiped his perspng shaddup
fore he made q complete dope Of himself.
Another close friend family down for the coun
recently when he called find why
hadn't attended the Malard meeting Phyllis wheaey
know that Jonas Asbury hospital Miriam
phone
you meeting the friend said
my father has to so meetings In so nights" Miriam
Piled That's why he's In the hospital"
The caller said it bad they good
ing
Mother couldn't come because she couldn't get sitter but
know all about the meeting young
the gentleman II think Malard n pretty
coming here and telling what is happening
SOUTH"
What happening SOUTH"
phone.
you inquired tone she would use
to dim wit My father they don't like beings
down there"
What do they
They don't anything they give people a
chance doesn't you're
white they don't want to give chance they don't
that's ALI"
Out of the O
If parents grew up with
unbiased and informed outlook about their fellow humans the
gess of relations would be advanced twice rapidly
decade Unfortunately Negro parents
instances ins preudices their offspring nothing
ose such Peudes when they put IN an appearance Yet thes
parents bitterly decry discrimination bgoy
directed at them by Genties whites
Until members of minority groups laying
healthy
other they won't have against
majority" Negro Anti semitic Negroes are lust
big stumbling blocks to true democracy white Genles
the same lk
REvUEs My Is Yours starring Doris Day
Jack Carson, Arden Adolph Menjou
This is of those Hollywood rarites a musical tina
offers topnOtch entertainment One singer
Day She's the refreshing completely captivating
you've in long while The story
struggling unknown who steps at the last minute
show when the big star gets too Poted
by Day completely
turns her usual hilarious array
gowns Incidentally the ladies will love the picture
They're simply singing
Bowman but he lip sings conVncng probably
the difference For an evening real enjoyment don't miss M
Dream is Yours"
The May 81 edition this newspaper Centennial
Negro Progress be put It, 80 don't
miss / a hint,
you family stray away home by
putting the
newspaper Our little black spaniel wandered Wednesday
galavsntng after larger doy We Thursdays
neapoEs Star Friday morning.
So, called to she had Lady
dozen other calls people dog
the description the ad
lady insisted it POoch 1t very
lost and very unhappy. I hope his traced him
The though when
ieve had found dog
This dawg at mhOuse ish your dawg LADY,
whoOshed.
But dog right here the picked myself!
Il telya hsh ish dawg, LADY," the pest
1t took me five minutes to get he WASH
convinced He nsstent about began
seeing things and Lady Lou sitting watching
on the telephone just mirage.
Don't tell me want ads don't get
hearty welcome the delegates Alpha Alpha
west regional convention! There during college
when the prospect of contingent maeJ
been the signal for kind
can say is: Hello, felas and hope you like towns
1t used TO be that the Aphas lnteectuA
campus the Rappas would Omega
tried TO stradde both sides Of intellectually
can get into evening IN
boys