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CLARINDA.IOWA
Second Baptist Church
Rev. I). Nicholson, Castor
Service all day was in high. A
special program was had at 3:30.
Rev. C. Adams pastor at the Par
adise Baptist Church preached and
a number of his members came
with him. Mr. J. W. Dacus, p ci
dent of the New Era Baptist BY
PU. Convention made an inspiring
talk responded by Mr. G. Wiley 0f
the Johnson Di'ug Store. A tty.
W. B. Bryant of Omaha made a
vi^ y interesting and educational
talk. We wtne pleased to have
Rev. Goldsmith and members with
us at the meeting.
Rdv. J. H. Reynolds pastor of
the Pleasant Green Baptist church
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placed the cornerstone. Everybody
enjoyed the basket dinner served
by the Sisters of Cla-inda. Iowt
with the pastor’s wi fe very active
Rev. |J. H. Reynolds brought us a
soul stirring message at the even
ing service. We were happy to
have Rev-.J. R. Lane a former
minister of Claiinda with us all
[lay. Visitors are always welcome
to Claiinda and the Second Bapt
ist Church.
WILLKIE ON VACATION
CONFERS ON RACE PROBI/MS
(Continued fx>m page 1)
him. And listening people become
supporters. Wendell VVillkie
brings a new emotional pattern to
America. It is the pattern of plain
and rugged speech coupled with a
•ugged conscience.”
NEGRO PROBELMS TO
THE FORE
The Colored group in the Unit
ed Staten is deeply concerned with
the primary problems deferred to
—unemployment, low farm p pccs.
and the general business stagna
tion of the country, debt and moan
t .ng, confirtcatoyyl taxes, and the
domestic weariness which has bro
ken the spiritual morale of so
many millions of people, including
our 12,000,000 Colored gioup
which is struggling against odds
that would rush a less confident
and determined people.
We refuse to accept economic
and racial prejudices as factors to
discourage oit* proper hopes and
aspirations as we seek to rise to
the full level of American citizen
ship.
We recognize the fact that, no
political party alone can solve our
age-old problems,. Wie know! we
must do our part to ove |.'ome the
normal difficulties of life, but
while so engaged we shall con
tinue to challenge the American
Spirit of fair-play in a demand
that abhorrent prejudice^ be re
moved, and a fai” chance be giv
en us to advance in the American
way of Life
DEMOCRATIC DISCRIMIN
ATIONS CITED
The Democratic Party, composed
mainly of those Southern States
which disfranchise u9 and deny us
the primary privileges of our cit
izenship, seeks continuance of its
control of the Gove rnment and a
strengthening of its power.
Wo are called upon to meet the
menace of such aontinutance, for
the issue is now joined as to whet
her a party which has been our
consistent enemy, oppressing and
debasing us, shall have our sup
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HAWAIIAN BOXING TEAM INSPECT LOUIS TROPHIES
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When the Hawaiian Amateur
Boxing team which came all the
way from the land of grass skirts
to i>attle Chicago’s Catholic Youth
Organization squad last Wednes
day night, visited the Hall cf
Spoits of the American Neg'p
Exposition at the Chicago Colis
eum, they immediately rushed to
the exhibit of Joe Louis trophies
which included two diamond stud
d<4 championship belts, the gold
medal awarded him in 1939 by
Ring Magaame as the Fighter of
the Year, and the boxing gloves
he wore when he knocked out
|fames J, Braddock, Jack Sharkey,
Max Schmeling, Nathon Mann and
Ha->ry Thomas. The Hawaiian
boxerls, shown inspecting the dis
play and with two members actual
ly trying on the champion’s gloves
were accompanied by Bishop Sheil
who takes an active (interest in
k
port in this hour of supreme pe’.il
to our country and the liberties of
the people.
Bp oppressive legislation, Jini
crowijsm, discriminatory practices,
and a formula of discouragement,
meant and designed to consign us
to a plact of pe-manent inferiority
in the body politic, the Democrat
ic Party has proved that it does
not consider us free men and free
women.
Soft phrases and empty promis
es by that Democratic Party on
the eve of a P-eaidentiol Election
cannot meet our demand that the
which bind us be loosed, and the
guarantees and plain mandates of
the Federal Constitution be. no
longer flouted and disregarded.
It is folly to believe that the
Democratic Party, chiefly respon
sible for our ilia and humiliations
seriously contemplates the remov
al of these shackles, ft will not
challenge itself to undo the wrongs
it has inflicted upon us; it is sheer
silliness to believe that it will re
verse i*s general attitude toward
us.
ROBBED OF CIVIL
LIBERTIES
We are robbed of our civil lib
erties, intimidated by mobs which
go unpunished at the hands of the
Democratic State and Federal au
thorities, and subjected to every
species of violence calculated bo
destroy our freedom and liberty
and citizenship.
fThe past seven years of futile
Democratic effort to solve the pro
blems of the count jv, and to prove
to the Negro group its sincerity
with respect to the problems and
injustices it now so blibly promis
es, in its Platform to solve and a
bate, prove tits incompetence and
its unwillingness.
The Colored People of the Unit
ed States have a stake in this 1940
election such as they have never
had before. It is not to be doubt
ed that our men and women in the
15 Northern States where their
votes are courted and counted will
meet the Issue of the Hour by re
fusing to go along with that Dem
ocratic Pa by which oppresses and
humiliates their kinsmen in the
South, denies us steady jobs in in
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CYO activities, shown to the right
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