MR. ROOSEVELT IN ’32
CAMPAIGN SAID:
“There Is No Indispens
able Man,K-_
BY EMMETT J. SCOTT
Washii^rton, D. (’•—‘‘Only one
man can saw the country," the
Doctrine of Indisponsability, ig the
New Deal slogan for the Persiden
tial Campaign of 1940.
Why New Dealers should put
President Roosevelt forward a#
the indispensable man is ha-*I to
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understand in view of hi-s own
statement upon this subject in de
livering a campaign address be*
fore the Roosevelt-for President
League in New Yo^k City, Nov
ember 3, 1932. Upon that occas
ion Mr. Roosevelt said:
"In speaking for the common
purposes of all of these forward
looking men and women I have, I
believe,av oided the delusion that
this is a campaign of person,, or
personalitiee. o indulge in such a
fantastic idea of my own individ
ual importance would be to bet-ay
the common hope and the common
cause that has brought us all to
gether this year. Ai great man
left a wateword that we can well
j repeat: “There is no indispensable
man’
DETERMINED TO be THIRD
TERM CANDIDATE—
The effort to establish, plausi
bility has cloaked every step of
the “build-up" p-iogram of the
New Deal Palace (luaid which!
brought Mr. Roosevelt's nomina
tion for a Third Term at Chicago
in response to a manufactured
draft.
It is known to nil men and wom
en who read newspaper during
the past year that the President
ifnded to be i candidate for a
Third Term.
As the Chicago Tribune state*,
in describing the various steps be
gun ten month* ago, to bring a
bout thus Nev^ Deal nomination:
“Mu. Roos'-veit's predecessor’s
when their intentions were asked
had been quick to say that they
would under no circumstances ac
cept a Third Term. Only Mr.
Roosevelt refused to answer that
question He not only refused
but h'1 cueated the conviction in
the minds of all the people that he
would take the Third Term, that
ho would use all the powers of his
office to get it, and that the firm
est determination of his life was
to break tradition and to stay in
the White House, becoming histor
ically notable as the President who
did what no other Piesident had
done.”
So much then for the hypocrisy
of a so-called spontaneous uprising
of the people, demanding that the
President be a sacrificial offering
for the good of the country:
A condition, and not a theory,
comf-nts, the citizenship of Am
erica. That citizenship ijs called
upon to decide, once for all. the
most momentous question ever
presented to the electorate during
the moire than 160 years of our
history.
A d.ift away( from that basic
Americanism as we have known it
is evident in the flagrant and bold
challenge to a tradition wthich
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scrupulously has been observed l y
every President of the Un.it.’>d
States excepting only the present
incumbent of that office.
TRUE DEMOCRACY ON TRIAL
If ever true Democracy were on
trial it is now in this hour of cris
is. The interests of minority
groups in the United States are
more definitely in peril than evey
before, We, the Negro group,
are included in this peril to the
freedom and liberties of the Am
erican people.
When the fundamental Americ
an principle of individual choice,
initiative and opportunity shall be
destroyed, a Government, central
ized and powerful and ruthless,
ulilil regulate and control Indus
try, Agriculture. Labo-, and all of
the detail^ arid normal activties
of our every day life.
Against this we protest. We do
not willingly accept present day
regimentations as invented and
practiced by the New Deal. We
wish no extension of it, with all
the great powe- s which have been
surrendered to it by Congress and
which have led to experimenta
tions wjhich, by and large, have
failed; the fearful waste! of Bil
lions of Dollars during seven and
one half years of futility; the ov
e~ increasing burden of taxation,
and a crushing public debt—all of
these ard burdens which beat
down upon us and cru,sh us—and,
it is well to remark: the condit
ions here described were brought
about long befo-e the huge appro
priations for National Defense to
which no one is objecting.
SUPPRESSION OF COLORED
vuits
The supprteis k>n of the vote of
Colored citizens in the South on a
wholesale scale by leaders of the
Democratic Party who have sworn
to support the Constitution of the
United States and all of its Am
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Negro press, from the first small
paper published in 1827 to the
more than 200 now published to
day, the Presg Exhibit at the Am
erican Negrio Exposition in Chi
cago is attracting wide attention.
Upper photograph shows Herbert
K. Bruce, Harlem political leader,
left, discussing the large blowups
of sports news pictu* es with Judge
Herman E- Moore of the Virgin
Islands and Assemblyman Daniel
Burrows of Harlem,, right. Mast
heads of virtually every Negro
publication in America are arrang
ed in a panel above the photo
graphs. Bottom picture shows
part of the special mural on the
history of the press painted! by
Charles White. It hangs on the
outside of the exhibit. Gazing up
at the mural arc Mr. and Mrs.
Randolph Vaughn and their three
children, Randolph Jr., Gloria and
Rose Marie.
endments is a scandal which has
persisted for many yea os, provid
ing laige Congressional represent
ation for the South, based on our
numerical population, while
thwarting our every effort to part
icipate in the functions of govern
ment A Third Term administra
tion will tighten these political
shackles.
Economically. also, we are
bound by shackles which have re
duced the great masses of our race
to levels of subsistence far below
that of their fellow^ citizens. Many
of our Colored citizens have been
forced out of employment whicn
has been taken by whites. They
are jobless and discouraged and in
despair. For yea-'S and years, re
gular employment has been denied
them and even when relief has
been granted they have suffered
discriminations of the most hum
iliating character.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNI
TIES RESTRICTED—
More and more employment in
industry has been closed to them
and only fugitive, unskilled labor
opportunities granted. They are
compelled to work at the lowest
Wages under conditions unbeliev
ably harsh and discouraging.
Democratic administration of
New Deal Agencies in the South
has subjected members of the Ne
g o group to every form of dis
crimination, along with the depri
vation of their citizenship rights;
heir civil liberties have been ac
counted as being non-existent.
These are s >nie of the things
that the Negro group is face to
face With as we approach ’he j
Presidential Campaign of 1940.
‘The Indispensable Man’’, th«
P"esent occupant of the White
House, has dismally failed tc
change these conditions. The whir
igig of time has brought us fact
to face with an opportunity to ge
rid of these conditions, that onct
may shine in our country, and its
destiny assured by a return to th<
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Coach “Skip’’ Palrang’s Creigh
ton university football squad
should have a military bearing
next fall. Five squad members
were -cleased recently from Fort
Crook afters everal weeks of mil
itary duty at the annual ROTC
camp. They are: Tackle John Me
Gillieuddy. Fullback A1 Truscott,
Halfbacks Johnny Reilly and Gene
Ziesol, and End Jack Pease.
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Although Maurice ‘‘Skip’’ Pal*
rang resigned last January as head
ooach of football, basketball and
baseball at Geighton Prep, his in
fluence Will linger on at Prep.
Rev. Henry L. Sullivan, S. J.,
Prep principal, has announced that
Bob Miller, Palrang’s former as
sistant, and two Palrang-coaehed
alumni, George Lynch and Bill
Ziesel, will divide the coaching
duties at P' ep starting September
1. iLyn^h will bfa head coach etf
football, wit'd Mfiller leading the
basketball squad and Ziesel tutor
ing the baseball team.
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Perserveranee, apanently, is win
ning another race.
Cliff Jansa, promising end can
didate on the 1936 Creighton uni
versity f1 eshman football squad,
left school in 1937 because of fin
ancial dificulties. Finally, he ad
vised Coach “|Sk|ip” P^ldang, he
has acquired a “nest egg,” and
Will report for varsity service at
Cneigh|bont M September. His
homo is Yankton, S. D.
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