THE DAY IS COMING!
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The gentlemen who write these
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changes which might disturb their
cozy upholstered world of stocks and
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obnds and $14 Scotch whiskey- Pro
gre*s, they say, is something that
should come gradually. Like Senat
or Bilbo, they think people who try
to rush Progress are “agitators.”
“See,” they write, “progress has mov
ed three inches in a century. In an
other century, it will move three inch
i es more. Don’t listen to the agita
tors. Just be patient.”
vVe disagree. We think Patience
is a poor companion to Progress.
When, in all the history of the world
has progress come except when peo
ple were aroused and got behind it
and pushed? For every freedom we
have today, for every liberty wrested
from the reluctant hand of tyranny,
we owe a debt to the dauntless spir
it of men and women who wouldn’t
and couldn’t wait. We say be impat
tient! And be impatient intelligent
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We disagree with the gentlemen
who adjure us to be patient, on still
another point. It is that the goal of
the Negro is mere equality of oppor
tunity. Many, perhaps most, Negro
es think this the goal. We can ap
preciate why their eeys are fastened
on the foothill ahead and why they
fail to see the mountain that towers
behind it. But whatever this or
that Negro may think to be the goal
the real goal toward which the ex
ploited workers of all races are
struggling is something vastly more
exciting than equality of opportunity
which, in a decadent society, might
mean nothing more than “equal op
portunity” in the breadlines.
The world that unfolds before us
and which we struggle to reach is
one wherein there is not only “equal
ity of opportunity,” but opportunity
for all. This is no distinction with
out a difference. It is theoretically
possible for Negro workers and
white workers to have “equality of
opportunity” under conditions where
millions are unemployed and where
where poverty spreads even faster
than wealth accumulates.
Limitless opportunity for all— a
thing that is possible as soon as e
nnugh impatient people decide to give
Progress a real push—will put an end
to economic divalry. And, when an
end :s put to economic rivalry, an
end will also have been put to the
primary cause of racial prejudice.
The world that the impatient peo
ple are going to build wrill be without
even a consciousness bf racial “dif
ferences.” It will be a world of
harmony and abundance, wherein the
color of one’s skin will mean no
more than whether one is tall or
short, fat or thin.
NEGRO WORKERS ARE
URGENTLY NEEDED.
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suited in urgent calls from Generals
Eisenhower and MacArthur for more
and more production of certain types
of war equipment, Mr. Wilson said
The greatest immediate manpower
need, Mr. Wilson pointed out, is in
artillery, mortar and small arms am
munition plants, forges and foundr
ies, tire plants and cotton duck mills.
Other war industries for which
more workers are needed immediate
ly to meet pressing military demands
he added, are shipbuilding and naval
repair yards, plants porducing B-29
bombers and new fighter planes,
plants making trucks asd components
communication wire and wire rope
factories, plants building artillery and
gun carriages, tanks and self-propel
led gvns.
Efforts to enlist the help of more
Negro workers in producing these
urgent war items will be expanded,
Mr- Wilson said
RANDOLPH COMES OUT
FOR THIRD PARTY
New York (CNS) A Philip Ran
dolph, head of the Brotherhood of
Sleeping Car Porters, has come out
for an independent party to be or
ganized “without delay if America
is to face with assurance the difficult
problems of peace and postwar re
construction.”
In a stirring article in the Com
mon Sense Magazine, Randolph says
he wants this party to stand up the
Scanlon-Dawson-LaFollette Bill for
a permanent FEPC- It would want
the party to be clearly for a federal
poll tax repeal bill and a federal
anti-lynching bill and for abolition of
race segregated education in border
states such as Missouri and Mary
land.
“It must exclude fascists and com
munists but such groups as the Lib
eral Party in New York, the Politic
al Action Committee, the Socialist,
Party and Michigan Commonwealth
Federation should be urged to unite
with the trade unions and liberal
farm organizations in building the
new rarty.”
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ETHIOPIA OKAY, SO BRITAIN
CLAIMS.
London, CNS‘ According to an AP
dispatch, a British military comment
ator has said that Britain was main
taining troops on the British Soma
liland—Ethiopian border to prevent
tribesmen from “pinching” grazing
land in British territory, but denied
suggestions that fighting had broketi
out.
“Nobody has fired a shot” so says
this commentator. “Everybody is
happy and peaceful.”
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WAITERS’
COLUMN
BY DEAN H. W. SMITH
WE. 6458
The Tribe Of Yes-sir were enter
tained at the pre-holiday luncheon by
a group of our race of home-talent
at the Chamber of Commerce.
On Friday afternoon Dec. 22 The
Omaha Chamber of Commerce en
tertained the employes with a very1
fine turkey dinner showing to them!
the very high appreciation of their
good services. It was a very fine
goodwill and fellowship of brotherly
love.and was enjoyed by all.
Orchids to the Chamber of Comm
erce
FLASH !—No New Year’s Eve.
celebration at the clubs and hotels.
We should all attend watch meeting
at our churches.
Have you taken time out to make
an improvement of your self in 1945
Fellow waiters we should have a
school of instruction as so many new
features are developing in the art of j
serving
Have you made a visit to a sick
brother?
Let us all help the head waiters,
and captains by being on time and
keep ourselves in good condition.
THE WEEK.
Many Omahans observed Christ
mas day very quietly. Many attend
ed church services.
U. S- Supreme Court Frank Mur
phy critically ill in a hospital in De
troit
Harry J. Payne escaped from the
Peoria, 111., jail and left a note to
the G men wishing them a merry
Christmas. He was captured in De
troit
Burglars broke in the Canada Dry
store at 8th and Jackson St. early
Monday morning Dec- 25- They
got a large sum of money.
An earthquake shock was recorded
at Bengal, India Monday, Dec. 25
Read the Omaha Guide.
A burglar broke into a home in
Denver, Colorado and stole a ring
and some more things and the pres
ents under the Christmas tree
A U- S. bomber plane crashed and
exploded near Glendale, Calif-, on
Dec. 22—10 persons were killed.
Four persons were killed in a fire
in Detroit, December 24th.
A thre year old little girl got on a
street car in Denver, Colo., and ask
ed. for a transfer to the north pole.
She overlooker an item or two in her
letter to Santa Claus
Four Christmas babies were born
in two Counci Bluffs’ hospitals.
Police of nine states were looking
for Jane Hildreth, 17 of Charlesville
Virginia. She arrived at her moth
er's home in Baltimore on Dec- 19th
and two days later disappeared.
One-third of New York’s meat
markets were slated to close Tuesday
December 26th.
New York Central RR trains were
crowded Monday night, Dec- 25.
Service men and war workers re
mmi, 1.1
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turning to their plants and camps.
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Major Frank Carroll 01 lforth
Platte, Nebraska and his wife were
reunited in Paris—they met in a
crowded Red Cross hut
Mrs. Marion Johnson is under ar
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rest in Los Angeles, Calif. She con
fessed that she threw her three mos.
old baby out of the window from the
11th floor of an office building.
One car of a Chicago and North
wester!'. RR train crashed near Pop
ular Grove. 111.,—one person was kill
ed and 19 injured on Sunday. Dec- 24
A 19 year old waitress of Yakima, j
Washington is under arrest. She it .
charged with beating a 5 year old boy i
to death with a wine bottle.
Police Judge of Dallas, Texas or
dered that all drunks be released
without charge when sober.
The lovely program by the Sunday
School of Clair Chapel Sunday even
ing, Dec. 24, was sponsored by Mrs.
Dudley and Mrs. Gilliam assisted by
the Sunday School Supt. C- B. Wilk
es. It was a splendid evening of
pleasure and was enjoyed by all
This writer had the extreme pleas
ure of being one of the dinner guest
of Mr- and Mrs. J. W. Porter of
2013 North 23rd St., on Sunday af
ternoon Dec. 24. Mr. and Mrs. F,.
Hayes and Mrs. M.'zelle McGee
were present and the table decorations
were of the very latest design and it
was an afternoon of holiday pleasure
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