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IStl made obalu cd 129 mi
liza. PAX jezero Wappapello
Rezervoir u blizini grada Pop
lar Bluff. I onda veliko je-
zero Clearwater Lake u bill
zini Piedmont, Missouri, a Ia
ko isto wise manjih jezera.
Cd svih spomenutih jezera
ma svakome Sc pravi elektric-
ma struja, jer su napravljene
brane (Dams) "a tn svrhu.
Ovakvih brana po cijeloj A.
merici imademo preko 400, a
najgorostasniji jest Hoover
Dam ma medji drzave Ari-
zona, Colorado Nevada. Isti
je kostao $175,O 1000, 100000, ko-
il snabdjeva elektricnom stru-
jom skoro sve zapadne dr.
zave, kojeg sam posjetio ovo-
ga proljeca, a koje brane su
sve ljudske ruke sagradile.
A sada da sc malo osvrnem
o krasnoj prirodi u Missouri
Ozark Mountains. Drzava lie
nadarena sa preko 300 pod
zemnih spilja, medju kojima
su najvise u prirodnoj lie
poti Meramec, Onandaga
Fischer Caves. Uzme wise cd
2 sata vremena dok sc kroz
njih prodje / pregleda, Po-
sjetnike prate posebni tumaci,
koji ma cijelom putu tumace
i odgovaraju ma postavljena
pitanja.
Historija mas uci, da ina
spilja koje su ma milijune go
dine stare, iii cd uvijek po-
stole. Starost spilja sc usta-
novljuje po takozvanim lede-
MIN kamenim (icicles), koje
formiraju tekucine cd raznih
mineralnih vod a ga kalsiu-
nom. Ia voda uvijek kaplje,
sto stvara ledeno kamenje.
Tumacioci kazu, da takvi ka-
meni iii stijene porastu samo
po jednu osminu ince "a 100
i wise godina, iii "a 10000 60
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-29

prize nlrSklm, a onda Jugo-'
slovenskim idealizmom. Ia je
nuzda postala jos ocevidni-
jom j izrazitijom, kad je pra-
voslavna vjerska manjina u
Hrvatskoj u Bosni i Herce-
govini, u drugoj polovici pro-
sloga stoljeca, stekla srpsku
narodnu svijest, pa zbog svo-
je novostecene srpske narod-
ne svijesti postala s t u p o m
madzarske tiranije u posav-
skoj Hrvatskoj, kao jakim
uporistem autonomaske tall
janaske stranke u dalmatin-
skoj Hrvatskoj.
Nalazeci sc pred tri vanj-
ska neprijatelja jednim nu-
tarnjim protivnikom, nista nj
je bio prirodnije, nego da Sc
Hrvati najprije sporazume sa
s v o il m nutarnjim protivni-
kom, da tako ojacaju prema
vanjskim neprijateljima. A
tom nutarnjem protivniku do
slo je bio do svijesti, da ma
rocito Madzari rade o glavi
Hrvatima Srbima, pa je il
te zajednicke nude doslo do
Hrvatsko-Srpske Koalicije, a
kasnije i do Jugoslovenskog
Odbora u prvom svjetskom
ratu, a onda, 1918. godine,
do osnutka zajednicke hrvat-
sko-srpske (ili srpsko-hrvat-
ske) drzave Jugoslavije. Ia
je drzava i osnovana ma dua-
llstlckom temelJu Ugovorom
u zenevi u svicarskoj 9. stu
dena, 1918. godine. Ia duali-
sticka osnova je jednostrano
cd Srbije u malo dana ma
pustena, pa je prvi Ustav
kraljevske Jugoslavije dobio
strogo centralisticki karak-
ter. Kako / zasto, to ovdje
necemo raspravljati. cinjeni-
ca je, da je prva Jugoslavija
bila tako postavljena ma kri-
We temelje, koji su sukob il
medju Hrvata i Srba, Hrvat-
ske i Srbije, toliko zaostrili,
da Sc desilo sto sc desilo u
drugom svjetskom ratu. Tito
sc koristio iskustvom kraljev-
ske Jugoslavije, pa je drugu
Jugoslaviju postavio ma fede-
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Nitko nema pravo da Cd
H.B.Z. trazi da ista brani iii
zagovara bio cije politicko
strancarstvo, ali svaki hrvat-
ski zajedniear II kojeg je
malo hrvatskog ponosa ro-
doljubstva, moze ga pravom
reel, da H.B.Z. moze i ina
pravo, da je ma strani svog
hrvatskog naroda u staroj do
movini, i da digne glas pro-
tesla protiv nepravde, kada
je to potrebno. Ovakav stav
nije politika nego rodoljublje,
+, a rodoljublje nije politika.
Jest, kada bi Sc delegati de-
sete Konvencije H.B.Z. drzali
ovih mojih nekoliko nabace-
nih i dobronamjernih misli
drzim da bi ma konvenciji bi.
10 mnogo mamie vike i zbrke
u koje sc utrosi mnogo vre.
mena.
Sada bi zelio, da u par re.
daka nesto recem o Diecjem
Domu HBZ. Maine, ia sam
prosle godine, kada sam bic
u posjetima sa svojom zenom
i kcerkicom kod mojeg brats
u Chicago, posjetio sam Die.
cji Dom H.B.Z. u Des PLANES
ILL.,, i o istom sam napisao L
Zajednicar utiske, ali cini mi
Sc, da su tt moi utisci dali
nekima povod da i on izraz
svoje misljenje o istom, ne.
kin misljenje protivnom mo.
jem.
Nista slabog u tome, axe
je neko protiv Djecjeg Donna
to jest da isti nije wise po.
treban, ako isti to pise iii go.
vori il iskrenog humana o.
sjecaja i "a dobrobit HBZ
Ali ako neko pise protiv Die.
cjeg Donna IL neke zavidnosti
iii neke mrznje napram ne.
kom sto je u odboru iii u u.
pravi u Djecjem Domu, onda
bi "a takovog bio mnogo bo-
lie i pametnije da to u sebi
! drzi, nego sto 8 time ide pri-
kriveno u javnost.
Nazalost, mi vidimo da ina
l takovih clanova, koji su pro-
tiv Djecjeg Donna samo cato,
sto misle i predstavljaju, da
NINA, odnosno njihovoj die
ci nije isti potreban, a niti &c
i'm trebati, posto da su nil
hova djeca dobro materialno
oskrbljena, pax zasto da pla-
caju pet cent? ma mjesec "a
drugog. Da, primjetio sam,
da tako slicno misle neki
sanci, koji nemaju osjetaja
pram djeci sirocadi, i koji ne
znaju Ito je djecja ljubav.
Zasto sirocad tjerati IL Do
ma kada to nije potrebno,
kada Asma joS zato apravda-
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ralisticke temelje, ali tn nije
isao do kraja, i tako druga
Jugoslavija pociva ma labavim
temeljima, jer je Srbiji, svjes-
no, iii nesvjesno, data pre-
vaga. A Hrvatska Hrvati
traze jednakost i ravnoprav-
most, koje jos nema. Pokusa-
va sc opet s il o m nametati
jugoslovenstvo i to samo u
hrvatskim stranama, a jugo-
slovenstvo sc nemoze silom
nametnuti. Ono sc moze ro-
diti, ojacati razviti, samo u
punoj ravnopravnosti izmedju
Hrvatske Srbije, u dualistic-
kom uredjenju drzave. S jed
ne strane istocna, pretezno
srpska i pravoslavna polovi-
cma, a druge zapadna, pre-
tezno hrvatska katolicka po-
lovica drzave. Takvo uredje-
nje slomilo bi rogove hrvat-
skom i srpskom pretjeranom
nacionalizmu, predstavljalo bi
ostvarenje opravdanih hrvat-
skin srpskih nacionalnih a.
spiracija, urodilo bi slogom i
zadovoljstvom, a il te sloge
i zadovoljstva niklo bi pravo
j zdravo jugoslovenstvo svi-
jest o sudbinskoj povezanosti
Hrvata Srba. Doklegod Ju-
goslavija ne bude postavljena
ma dualisticke hrvatsko-srp-
ske, iii srpsko-hrvatske teme-
lie, dotle &c meme temelje
podrivavati i njenom opstan-
ku prijetiti hrvatsko srpski
razdor. Mi smo o tom vec u
nekoliko navrata pisali, a sad
smo neocekivano dobili pot
poru i sa srpske strane il
zemlje.
DR.. L. M. Kostic, koji ina
&c uziva glas, da je srpski So
whist, objavio je u 'Kanad-
skom Srbobranu" cd 9. srp-
MAJ /jula, 1859. godine, jedan
clanak pod naslovom ''Kako
jedan Srbin il Otadzbine "a
mislja nase buduce drzavno
uredjenje". U tom clanku DIR.
Kostic je objavio jedno pi-
smo, bez potpisa, koje je do
bio IL domovine mjeseca stu
dena /novembra, 1858. godine.
Pisac je - kaze DR.. Kostic
- nesumnjivo IL najvisih kru-
gova. DR.. Kostie iznosi to pi-
smo u cijelosti, osim zadnjih
par retenica.
Mi necemo ulaziti u tancine
u sadrzaj tog pisma. Ina u
MENU nadrobljeno alta,
sto ne umanjuje vrijednost
onih ideja, koje pisac pisma
iznosi, o konacnom uredjenju
odnosa insdja HrvatsAs /
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DUAL|zAM | JUG0SL0VENSTY0
Pavle ID. OStOvic

Pod pritskom njemacke, madzarske taijanske opas-
nost koja e najvse prieta Hrvatskoj Hvatma, ocito
Je bio, da sc Hratska Hrvah mogu spas jedno putem
udruzivana drugim jugosovenskm narodma prvenstve-
no sa Srbima Srbjom kojom in veze einstvo ezika,
jednsvo foklora mnogo drugoga Ia povesna nuzda
odjenua je onda nekad svjesno nekad nesvesno, mai
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II. B. ZaJednlce, o koJecem
u djelokrug poslovanje Hr-'
vatske Bratske Zajednice.
ia drzim, da je potrebno a
/ pozeljeno, da Sc pred samu
konvenciju H.B.Z. sto wise pi-
be o svemu onom sto spada
a | sasjeca u djelokrug po-
slovanje H.B.Z. | da sc upre
prstom u one greske, "a koje
Sc drzi da gu stetne po H.B.Z.
/ hrvatsko ime uopce. Ali, ia
kovo pisanje treba da je l.
skreno l promisljeno objek-
tivno, / takovo pisanje pred
samu konvenciju moze dobro
posluziti delegatima ma istoj.
Da, mi vidimo, da kada Sta
noviti dopisnici pisu o H.B.Z.
da sc RADIO isprsavaju, da ka-
ko su toboz neutralni, naime
da i'm nije do niche politike
strancarstva, i da kako i'm
ie tesko ma srcu kada citaju
one clanke u kojima Sc omalo-
vazuje pojedince sa slabim IL
razima | t. d.
Ali ma kraju svoga clanka
owl dopisnici ipak sc izdaju
da bas nisu ono zasto sc pred
stavljaju, jer Sc i sami RADIO
posluze ga slabim izrazima ma
racun onog kojeg oni IL ne
kin sebicnih razloga ne vole.
Takovi dopisnici bi trebali,
prize nego svoj clanak po-
salju uredniku ma uvrstenje,
da istog pomno i pazljivo pro-
citaju, pax da Sc dobro u
Were da mozda nisu sami Sc
be u protuslovlje gurnuli. sto
vrijedi osudjivati slabe izraze
omalovazanje, ako sc sam
sa takovim izrazima sluzis!
Istina, ina ljudi koji i maj
blazu dobronamjenu kriti-
ku nazivaju klevetama. To su
obicno oni ljudi, koji ne vole
da sc "a njihove greske iii
zablude zna, / koji ne vole /
ne zele da svoje greske i "a
blude priznaju i ispravljaju.
Kako isto znamo, da ina lju-
di, koji grese i koji su u "a
bludi, pax ako i'll Sc ma to
podsjeti, isti &c svoje greske
zablude i priznati j gledati
&c da iste isprave iii isprav-
ljaju.
Kritik a je potrebna, jer
gdje nema slobodne i praved-
ne k1.itike tn sc greske "a
blude nemogu ispravljati, ne
go dapace jos wise Sc cine i
mnoze. Jest, to su cinjenice,
koje nitko ne moze oporeei.
Moran napomenuti, da, da
je medju mama zajednicari1na
malo wise hrvatskog ponosa,
ja vjerujem da bi medju ma
ma bio mnogo mamie pole
mike j kojekakovog nepotreb-
nog predhaaisaaja.
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BUDIM0 ISKRENI | PRAVEDNI

Montreal Que, Can. Priblizava 10-ta konvenciia
H Zajednice pax stoga kao pred svaku konvenciu H.
Zajednice obcno pse hrvatskoj stamp kao sluz-
benom gasilu HBZr Zajedncaru, dobrih slabih da ne
recem nepromisljenih elanaka, kojma pse upravi
H. B. Zajednce kojecem drugom sto spada ne spada
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Prirodne krasote U drzzdV Missouri
ST. Louis. M

St. Louis Mo. - ctajuci opsirniji clanak Zajedni-
earu cd g. juna g. kojem spominje Lake Norfork
DRAW Arkansas Ozarku Ali jezero jest poovca Ar
kansas, polovca Missouri Ozarks kao sto imademo
Bull Shoals isto Missouri Arkansas pax ezero Taney-
sto sto slieva Bull Shoals ogromno jezero
the Lake of the Ozars bzu gavnog grada jefferson City,
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dina oko 8 do 10 inca. Pre-
ma tome znanstvenici usta-
novljuju starost ledenih ka-
menja i spilja, a po koji (ici-
cles) je tri noge iii wise 81
rok. ~
Sada Gu opisati nase drzav-
ne parkove i velik e izvore
8 dobrim ribolovom. Prvi je
Big Spring u drzavnom par
ku, blizu mjesta Van Buren,
Missouri. Tai izvor vode vii
jedno je takodjer da sc pre-
gleda. Tu izvire preko S0O,-
100000 galona friske mrzle
vode svaka "a sata. Tai izvor
pravi rijeku (Current River)
dvostruko vecu, a tako je isto
sa Bennett Springs blizu Le-
banon, Missouri, isto Round
Springs i Meramec Springs u
blizini St. James, Missouri,
kao i Montauk u blizini Lick
ing, Missouri. jos da spome-
mem Roaring River Spring u
srcu Ozarks. U swim ovim
parkovima su State i u. S.
trout fish hatcheries, gdje ma
rod dolazi IL raznih krajeva
ma trout ribanje.
Nasa drzava Missouri ne
ma tako visokih planina, kao
sto i'm a d u zapadne drzave,
koje su vecinom sve kane
mite. Ali Missouri je znameni-
ia 8 krasnim Missouri Ozark
Mountains. U Ironton County
je Tam Sauk Mountain mai
visa planina u Missouri, vi
soka preko 1000 stopa. Uop-
&c siv nasi predict nadareni
SUI 8 krasnim zelenim prirod-
MIN ljepotama. Osobito u i
stocno-juznim i zapadno-juz-
MIN predjelima drzave Mis-
souri,. Vrijedno je da svaki,
koji ide ma 2 iii 3 tjedna fe-
rija, da se nauziva prirodne
krasote, te da pregleda mai
prize n a 1 e krasne Missouri
Ozark Mountains. Imademo
mnogo drugih prirodnih lie
pota, kao sve rijeke / potoci,
koje je vrijedno vidjeti i pre-
gledati. Sve je to Cd osobitog
interesa "a mas kao ostali a.
mericki narod. Iskoristite svo-
je ljetne praznike 1 dodjite
vidjeti prirodne krasote u ma
soj drzaH Missouri.
U blizini Meramec Park j.
mademo starog sajednicara,
brata Kovacevie, kot posje-
duje svoju vlastitu gostionu
Motel pod imenom - Kovac
Motel. Kod NTH se xvijek do
bije doma6e hrane, kao sar-
me, paprikaSa / raznih stru-
della, / t. d. Tu 6ete - oslo
|Aai 10 Z vias61nt hak Nj
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Maca Stimac. Po $1.0O: Matthew Butkovch,
Mara Butkovich, Geo. Dopuc, Josip Falica, Ru-
doph Falica, Ivan Fudurich Thomas Krpan,
Michael Kucinich, Nick Krpan, Mike Milch,
Mike Percich Joseph Skundrich, George Skun-
drich Andy Stimac, Matthew ]. Stimac, John
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Svotu daroval clanovi odsjeka br. 343 istu
je poslao tajnik odsjeka, brat John Fundurulich.
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Darovali clanovi odsjeka broj 355 poslao tai
mix, brat John Jursich.
Detroit Mich. - Josip Wilma Dobrinec $780,
Nick Mariana Relich $3.50, Peter i Wilma Ho-
dak $500. Ovo clanovi odsjeka broj 351
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-24

The Supreme Court is playing a
magnificent role in teaching the
fundamental principles for which
America stands. But the President
and Congress, too, should be in
struments Of national education.
This was a function Of the
Presidency which Franklin Roose-
welt understood so well. II want
to be a preaching President -
like my cousin" he once said. We
could use a little preaching from
the White House right now -
preaching the gospel Of desegrega-
ton because 1t is right and moral.
I am saddened that in the more
than five years since the historic
desegregation decisions, we have
vet to hear from the White House
one simple declaration that these
decisions were correct and moral.
Indeed, anyone studying the state
msnts coming out Of the Admin
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-24
Letters To The Editor

niquitous
times brutal Too long has the Negro suffered from this matter of
Jumping Jumping worthy
citizens to share the fate the of the
lump peoples than dfferentate and distinguish
differences When
identity criminals forth subtle
Jumping Negroes way shortcomings
disquay Negroes along Jumping
Negroes is an appeal to prejudice.
Negro goes squared
general
Negro inferior When Jackie Robinson made the big
Negroes
great exception to the rule
Today, tearing
league with his tremendous batting This played
racial exploit let Negro heinous
and the daily with exceptions ready play it in such
a to make it racial
The Jumping theory process country is
fastened the minds the people such subtle that
along
chiefly designed lump Negroes into the criminal class 1t has
ceedd far too We glad that including
all of Twin City Minnesota daie dropped the policy 10
ago
great danger Negroes yielding temptation
which would nquous
whites who use the same preudiced tactics
Today waging Negroes
unmatched anything that
merce and sinister by of the fact that times
subtle.
right temptation
profit Negroes any Jumping Negroes
profit whites in the long
What The Old South Stands For
There today distinct Southsthe Old
Old South fighting CALAMITY
the Negro perpetual suugaon 1t the Old Southern
Negroes
fighting the Rebellion which
succeeded having called the War Between The Statest
another making rebellion respectable
of history
The Old South wants to reduce the Negro kind
that will ncapacitate him forever for full citizenship South
worss segregation its golden calf and prefers the traditions the
segregated south to Golden
makes southern tradition first and God second if at all
Old opposed opposes Negro suffrage
until doomsday
segregation and other question that relief
from the of segregation prejudice opposed
Negroes sitting jues 1t the
arae but equal clause former decision of the
opposed Negroes having dining
and Pumans 1t to the equalization
salaries 1t is opposed single standard
1t favors nchng violence the
other words the Old South anything
full citizenship for Negroes Richmond,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-24

CIVIL RIGHTS: A MORAL ISSUE-It is not enough to
that the Supreme Courts desgregaon decisions whether
like them not must be obeyed simply because they
supreme law of the land More than question
orcement involved At stake basic moral issue which
underies very conception of democracy.
Thomas Jefferson struggled with this moral principle
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-24
Recommended Reading

From Monday to Friday of this week the Minneapolis
TRIBUNE running series of five articles on the housing
situation affects minores particularly Negroes in Mime
apos The written by Bradley Morrison prize winning
editorial writer considered authority daily
newspaper writers on the civil human rights field in Amer
lean life.
The articles inspired by statement made by Robert
Williams Minneapolis Urban League executive in his annual
report which charged that the southern states have done
better lob in some the school indignation program
than Minneapolis other northern communities have done in
the of housing.
These articles written in the fair facua and objective
manner typical of Bradley Morrison at time when dis
placement this by the reeway um clearance
and redeveopment brings problems to all kinds
people with the biggest problem faced by members of the
Negro population in both Minneapolis and st. Paul
AS we the articles will also deal with the general
position the real estate home building and rental industry
whose practices in instances furnish rOadbOck to non
discriminatory program in housing.
These groups have their side and while do
agree position which they usually take since this
is free country, they have a right to be wrong.
However in continuing refuse take leadership in
ending housing housing industry invites criticism, and
than that legislation protect the right of an individual
to seek housing choice open and free market
We recommend the TRIBUNE series public service and
which should give the facts the public the housing
discrimination crisis and inspire support for improvement in
this area by voluntary methods or legislation.
The articles will be excellent reference material for those
the destructive immortality of establishing
racial gheoes in communities and locking portion of
population up in them.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-24

drafting the Declaration of indie
pendence. He was acutely aware
that Negro slavery contradicted
the principles enunciated in that
Declaration.
This moral principle Of human
equality is written into the Declar-
alton of Independence, the Emanci-
patton Proclamation, the 18th.
14th and 18th Amendments to our
Constitution, the decisions of the
Supreme Court implementing these
Amendments and the Charter of
the United Nations.
Do we not have the right then
to expect that the President and
the Congress will affirm the great
moral principle Of human equality
and brotherhood by defending the
Supreme Courts degeneration de-
cisions on moral grounds? The
fate of the desegregation program
depends upon a deep understanding
of the moral issue by our people.
an understanding that can only be
developed through the leadership
of all branches of government.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-24
The NAAcP Ar Fifty


Colored People meeting Coliseum,
important the eth anniversary
describes beginning desg
gaton goals
scheduled be during the
sessions in frightened
Rockefeller and Senators Humphrey and ending
rally at the Polo Grounds Sunday afternoon
The NCP its accomplishments
of
color and who though they
NIT the full implications Of their knowedgetha a
equal and have rights life liberty
piness During the fifty
extraordinarily
Negroes rgh aspirations working always
the framework the American constitutional through
port Of legislation court actions and public education
1858 convention
particularly the Supreme Court decision September
Rock which ampied ruling 1854
barring segregation public education
liberals Of both parties the
legislation the alienation public
lowed the closing the schools
reulson of feeling aroused by the bomg
The target for the future the complete vestges
Of second class citizenship Negro suffer"
in employment housing registration voting
portaton public
We congratulate the NAACP outstanding accomplishments
under the distinguished leadership of its chairman Claiming
and its president Arthur Spnga treess
ecutVe secretary Roy Wilkins And applaud for
future May they be amply fufiled.-N Y. TINES
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-24

Ten DAYS in Washington left rather weary
inspired hard do at home but IN
surroundings attended more inspiring
meeting than years NAACP national convention
Washington rubbed shoulders with about 126 political
leaders from "a states In and listened to
prominent they gathered to help the
NAACP observe its 50th anniversary
group majority of the Negro leadership on
the national and local levels They came from the biggest ana the
successful business and pro-
working day to secure for the Negro the
guarantees the Constitution and first-class citizenship
large array who addressed the
NAACP mposng-New YorEs Nelson Rockefeller Senator
Hubert Humphrey far the most enhusi
ascay political appeared at the convention
Reuther Phillip Randolph Martin Luther King Daisy
Wesley Thurgood Marshall Roy wilkins and
host of others.
We plan to reprint the speech Wright
which the segregatonsts of the
projecting North to the Jim Crow
segregaon position Wright native white southerner told
legislatures and private sources build up race ca
North campaign being produced by competent well paid
called attention to this program in
editorial columns before
Wright million dollars already been spent by the
White Citizens Councils and state agencies to try to convince the
North that the US Supreme Court school degregauon decisions
Communist and that the Supreme Court the NCP and
Supreme ire Communist influenced
all of the and other phases of action by the
the wide and burg
coming participation of the Negro and white youth in the NAcP
Youth Councils.
NAACP separate Henry
Coliseum held
group
their artuatenes Deliberations which indicated
the future NAACP will be in good hands
Because St Paul will play host to the NACP convention in
decided attend this the feel the
affair the St Paul branch has picked itself big
There likelihood that the 1860 convention will
delegates visitors
planning long
mee which will utilize Minneapolis
| already laying the ground months.
wilkins the director the
Mnneoan University
genius of the and the convention Paul
kind of homecoming him.-Ceci Newman