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Saturday, [August 28,1943
THE CAROLINA’ TIMES
TAGE nm,
Mrs. F. D. R. 'Gives Views On Many
Problems Confronting Various Races
Tiiat Jbke Up The United States
N. T.’s BLACK .WHITE,
PELLOW, BSOWN
New York City is my City. J
was bosn in this City; my child
hood wa« largely ipent here. T
went sway in the summers, but
all of my education up to thr?
age of lii was carried on in New
' low, and I like to visit the dif
ferent sections, each one. of
which hAs a flavor of some dif
ferent nationality. I have griev
ed Over tile City’s sliiois, but I
have visited them. 1 have re
gretted it when I felt that we
Yoric City. After that age I liv^ were lagging behind in making
ed away at different times for | our public school system better
long periods of time, but I never jjy year, or that we did not have
eome back without the teeling playgrounds enough for our
that I am coming home and thi8
is the place where I belong. I’ve
spent many hours visiting th>’
beautiful things of this city, it.i
churches, its cathedrals, its pic
tures galleries, its shops. I lov.i
to stand on a rainy day and look
down Fifth Avenue, and on n
clear night I love to come a-
cross the Bay*^and see the lights
go on in all of Now York City’-S
buildings. I like to fly over the
City and see it as panorama oe-
TlMTESTIIIIIONYtf THOUSANDS!
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WALTER W. SCOTT. Man«|«r
HOTEL THERESA
TUi«M.al t25»«t,NwVMftCttir
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children, or that we were not
doing a good enough job on pu
blic health. But, good or bad,
I’ve loved and still do love this
City, with its people, black
white, yellow, brown; some ot
them new comers, some of them
having lived here a long while,
thong-h never quite casting off
the country of their birth, some
of them descended from ances
tors who may have come over in
the Mayflower; all of them hu
man beings and citizens of n
great metropolis. j
ONE KAOE, ONjB
R^cffcor Dosa not
MAKE NATION OREAT
I should like to congratulate
our Mayor "who has one of the
most impoi'tant jobs to be done
in our nation. He has accom
plished' a great deal while he
has been Mayor and I hope he
will continue his interest in the
children and in the young peo
ple as well as in the other citi
zens, and see to it that those
who can protect themselves are
well taken care of. He likes to
see the precedent established
here in this City which has
been the first to welcome so
many new citizens, that those
who need protection can get it
front their Government.
Now we, in this city, face
grave responsibility. What we
do will make a pattern for many
I other people in many other parts
of th« country. It is quite true
that New Y»rk City is not ex
actly repreientativa of th« Unit
ed States as a whole, but many
^people all over the United Stated
look at what happens iti Nev
York City and aro influenced by
it, whether -they live in a prairie
town in Kansas, or on thte coast
of Maine' or California. Here, in
miniature, is the melting pot —
the place where people who
formerly were citizens of every
coontry in the world are be
coming citizens of the United
States. Htffe they learn that a
nation cun be great because it
is bound together by an idea that
the nation does not have to bi>
of race or of one religion, but
its people do have to beliov.’
that ther^ are a few things
worth living for and worth
dying for and those beliefs are
what create unity and make uf?
a nation.
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I NO RACE, OR COLOE
SUPEBIOS
We, as a nation, believe that
ev»>ry man has a right to woi'-
•hip God in his own way nnd so
there is no discrimination shown
before the Law in this country
for any ^an, because of hia re
ligion. It states in our Constitu
tion that all men are created
equal. We do not mean by that
that God endows every man
with the same powers or places
him in the same environments;
,we mean that in the eyes of the
Creator who knows all there is
to know about human beings,
every man has an equal chance
to prove himself if he '.uses his
ability as well as his environ
ment will allow. We are not the
judges of what makes men equal,
hut we of all people should not
say that the peope of one race
of one color are better than
other. Our concern is that
every race and eVery color and
every humaiij' being shall have
an equal opportunity to develof)
in each generation to the limits
of their ability. We wjll have
bad people among fUS, but they
will not be all white or all
blft(;k or all gentile or all .Tew;
there will be fewer bad people
as justice and economic a n il
educational opportunities ar?
opened to all. ^
WHAT WE FICffiT FOR
We fight a war today sendini?
our men to the far corners of
the world, and the princip.il
things for which we fi^ht are
involved in these questions at
home. If the -Axis powers were
to win, there would be no free
dom anywhere in the world. We
think it worth sacrificing our
lives and the lives of those
whom we love to prevent slavery
and preserve the host of real
democracy upon the earth. How
illogical we will be if wc do not
watch our own atitude and
wipe out of our own hearts what
Viola Clayfor Returns fo Rock Casfle
BOCK CASTLE, VIRGINIA. Mias Viola Claytor, registered
nurM of Richmond, will again return to the St. Emma Military
Academy when (he new term opens September 8. Last seaaon
Afiss Claytor endeared herself to the cadets at this boarding
high school by keeping the sicl list so low that only five boys
were confined overnight In the school hospital. In addition to
holdinfc sick call every evening for those who require attention,
Mias Claytor teaches health, English literatura and history.
Greensboro Men And
Women Attending
NNBL Annual Meet
GREENSBORO — A Inrg.* del
egation from the local Negro
Business League is attendirif:
the annual meeting of the Na
tional Negro Business League in
Baltimore, this week.
The delegation is headed b
L. R. Bussell, president jf tht
local club.
Others attenling are: Miss
Rhucell Alexander, 1’. P. Sholl
ner, .lohn Viiu’s, Mrs. i'. l’>.
Blackman, Mrs Tony L. iloO'i.
I A. A tjtcwart, and Mr. and Mt;..
J. Huntley.
1 The party plans to make othe:
visits in several other northern
points while out of the city.
Ca^city Crowd Jam DuHey
School Auditoriuii To Heai Miay;
Quartettes And Chorus Brotdcast
BT B. BUSSELL
'IREENSBORO — A eapaeity
on /rd of muaic lovers taxed the
fac. ities of the Dudley Hign
Schi ol Auditorium here lecently
til h ar the Big Broadcast of
19411 m Hong, presented by L.
K. Russell and featuring th>^
outstanding' radio quartets of tho
vicinity.
Highlight of the entertain
ment -.vere the songs of .the
Selah .lubilee Singer', the
I’rirndly Four, and the Shelley
Quartet. OthfT quartets hea^d
wore: .lubilt’i' Kings, Master
Pincers, .Jubilee Sinrers, Varietv
|iiartft and the Keidsvillc Har-
monizcrs,
Addtnt attraction.-t to the atar
stodded program vem ^ YMtA
mia#d diaroa, Pr«f. dMKl«i ik.
Green ia a ini«rlai»;
Dean J. C. MeLasgllUa oi A aai
T College; Xrs. Tiviaa F. Hay
es, soprano; and Hacsy Alsteit.
tenor.
FDR 4a^i:
Payroll MTinga «
oar greatest tingle
factor in protecting
onraelTea against in
flation.
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ever causes a lack of unity a-
mong our own citizens.
UNITY AT home' —
VICTORY ABROAD
Our slogan is: “Unity at
Home — Victory A Broad.’' I
thiiik wherever we live in this
great country we must find a
way to give to all of our cili-
xens the essential thini^s that
spell freedom n ii great ilemo-
cracy, because only thus can wo
justify the sacrifices of our
boys throughout the world. Here
at home there are specific things
that Ave can do — wc can make
up our minds that we will work
with any other human being w\o
does his daily work beside us,
and that we will not in(uire to
his rale or religin, only as to
whether he’s doing an honest
job. We can make up our minds
that we, ^^ijU behave with cour
tesy to those a1)out us, and ask
only that they will behave in
the Same way and allow us to
do our business undisturbed. We
can decide that in public ronvey-
ancea' Avhere each one of us
pays for a seat we will not look
askance at Our neighbors, no
niatter what his race or his re
ligion. This same rule holds
good ill places of public enter
tainment which are open to all
citizen.'^, and where we all hav»'
paid onr money and go in on in
equal basis.
! What wc do in our homts i-
an individual thing, and each on -
, of us can tieeide for ourselves
I However, if we olTserve the rul ■
' es of kindness and courtesy .it
' all time to all men 1 think we
will go forward making our owi-
city a good place in which t >
I live, and of such fair reput'
■ that we need neVer be ashamed
Our slogan will thus became a
reality - one proplc joined to
gether for Victory - at hom *
I and abroad.
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