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SA TU RD A Y. NOV. 4.
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EDITORIALS
With
¡R osalie Bird
B e a tric e Cannady F ran k lin .
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E d ito r and Publlahe
T. J . F ran k lin
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Clifford M itchell
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Ralph W . L ester - Special W riter
Columnist Ashby C. Dicksi’U • sp e cia l W riter
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Columnist Abbe' W allace,
E. D. Cannady......................... Contributor Duck Jord an
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Seattle Editor
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Ralph C l y d e .......................Column st
Tommy Luke
S. W. 6th Avenue
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Nancy L e e ............................ Columnist
K it* Reid
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Columnist
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S a y ! You had
(no(er
tell your
friend
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in watch her
aiep. - the Southern
P acific
may
double lu ck
on her som e of these
days,
T he Opening of th<>
Roosevelt which read in part: "T h e
conservation of human life, and the
prevention of accid ental injuries, is of
W hile In
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laat Bun
vital im portance to our w elfare and
day morning. I ant gating over the
happiness.
lutiti and otherw ise
heads o f the
"W e sacrificed IS.MO lives through
congregation, (all anxious for the
Mrs. \V. P L oitiat. Prop
accid ents last year Approxim ately 9.
C hinam an's afternoon d raw ings) and
000.900 people were injure«! T he eco
186! IN T E R S T A T E A VENUE
was inspired lo w rite a seng which 1
nomic co sts run close to two billion
shall ca ll. I ll sing H allelujah. Hal
d ollars. T he stx-ial cost is im m easura
Chicken and V irginia Baked Ham
A Specialty
1 le lu ja h ' every Sunday m orn, if «le
ble Briefly stateil. that is our national
Lad will bring me au eight «p u f by
accid ent problem and it certainly of
Phone R eseratlon s
Mr. T . Brown. Chet
early «lawn".
fers a most serious challenge to the
T R .n ity SIM
Mrs. Sherm an Dennis, W aitress
Am erican people.?
Dame rumor hath it th at — — - —
At its m eeting, the Congress formu
will return sentii very much sadder
lated plans fo r continuing its unre
but w iser, a lth e u g h -----------------Is the
m itting fight against accid ents througn
king now
134 In that fine work it will be aided
by oth er organ ¡rations, such as the
Tom I haven't much lim e now. or
National Bureau of Casualty and Su re
’ll tell you s««me scandal that will
ty U nderw riter*. which works unre
sin ce your eyebrow s, but for the first
m ittingly in the in terest of safer, hap
YOl’ R
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le tte r I couldn't very well spill ev
pier living In certain fields— notably
i
ery thing Ju s l wait till next week,
p a s t
p u i : s i : \ t
m
i K i
that of industry— the work has pro
duced fine fruit. In o th ers— particu
i oh. B o y '
ev
Ynura for larger keyholes.
the public re-
U rly the auiom obil
sponger has generally been discourag
DAISY
ing. And the public — vs—in money.
in health, in irrep laceable lives
(Youngest M entalist on the A m erican
T his year th ere has been a start
m aiie in i«>wenng the autom obile death
Stag e Today)
toll. and it » ill be appreciably under I
the 1932 level But thousands of cart"
leas d rivers still roam the highways.
* constant m enace to the rest of us
p p 7 — L ast August I lost my ring
J b * incom petent and the discourteous 0oe§ fh# on# , have in mind have lt G. C.— The man that I am going witn
ani*
gives h it wife money to pay on a bill
^ . ‘de tons of m
— etal
---- - - at high speeds
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v
. i n r . diamond
i i t m . u i . l r ring
i n v is
-s in
n the
t f l e Do#t (h# pay it or n o tf
Tour
Here ‘»deed.
said.
An' , Tou.
is in in
. h .. as the P . resident .___
.! is possession
of r a dlamonu
man at ring
the presentt
* * Tea' l b » ll*‘n^ “ > tb« Am erican peo-
The airl f n r u J IO » t „ ,m you
An*
T h is m a n s wife has a per
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toanmt
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right to do s s she p lease* with
lo i
Advocate Pulilishin Company
W t Congratulai« and W alcoma tha
NEW QOLDEN W E ST MOTEL
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OPEMA MOUSE LAUNOMV
Cloni plot n lettumtry Servito
M m m m m m nm m h'
Can you ima
glue a young man telling ano ther to
com e up some t im e ' I think h«> really
m ean! It. loo. ( Y outh' Quo V aille*)
A N N O I' N C I N Q
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Ths
Oh. y eah! Iki you know thaï Misa
la singing. "Baby' W ent You
P lease Come H om e" for her man In
The Ikilles, Oregon
Floruit
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WELCOME
I guess you've heard about ihm c e r
tain young m an, who says he'll let
his rival (fo r the favors of a certain
young Misal have his fun for awhile,
so he ean look over new fields I'd
tell that young
man not to lie so
darn sure of his position, beeauao l|
heard aotne lim e ago that “the log
ger they are. the harder they fa ll“
and then (he girl, herself, may have
change«! her mind alam i (hai "Gay
I .od iarlo" who saya he’ll lei his riv
al play.
NEW GOLDEN W EST HOTEL
l-oui» G. Gregory • • Sp écial W rite .
Contrlbutin
J . W heaton .
Rntere«l a* Scvond Cla»» ¡la tter in the
Poet O ffice at Portland. Oregon
Vnder the Act of 131!
— — — — —
D ear IVe>,lng T om :
Host Wishes For Your Success
THE ADVOCATE
Published E very Saturday at 2518 N
E. ! 6th Avenue. P ortland . Oregon
Telephone G A R F IE L D 7S2S
s - ^ - w. —
••THRU A K E Y H O L E ''
(B y Dirt lllsh in ' T <v|
1»M
245
Evaratt
Straat
BRoadway
3170
* Virginia / aberri'
WE DO OUR PART
THE
New Golden
T he opening of the
W est H otel m arks the en tran ce of ano-
th er colored woman into the realm
of business c ircle s in Fortland
The
Advocate appreciates the courage and
optom ism and faith in the return o f
norm al business condittens exercise«!
bv Mrs. C atherine Byrd, proprietor
of the hostelry as evidenced by her
actions.
W e wish for her all the su ccess
she hopes to h a re and m ore.
The
Advocate stands ready to cooperate
with
ork
w u n Mrs.
. w r s. Byrd
o * r u and
i n u her
n e r ccw
r o .u
u ers
r n in
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nu ttins o
o v
v e e r r n
h er
er p
n ro
of S S e e rv
rv ic
ic e e
putting
ro gram
g ram 01
m our com m unitv where she has cho-
sen to ca st her k>t.
!
ABBIE' W
ALLACE
Familiar
with
every Creer
another boy friend
3ou will not get ber h u sb a n d * money Sh e pay* on this
le is now expected that the New the ring back B E m ore carefu l in the b iil at j nterv als
Y ear will see the approval of all the future and don't loan your Jew elry to
The voices of five Judges, sittin g on industrial «.xies That w ill mean that frieuds.
d . d . a .— I am in s io u l to know If my
the Oregon Suprem e B ench, have call- tbe National R<
A dm inistration
g ran d farth er left any money and just
ed for th e life of Theodore Jord an has completed its first great task At B. S — My husband w ants me to ju st where „
Tw o voices dissented
declaring that tbls w rltinF 59 codes, covering the stay at home and slave under him
Jo rd an did not have
a fair trial in ^ > *c induatrles. have been approved When I am on a job he aits out near An,
Yl)Ur ira m | f,ther
had llille
the K lam ath County
C o u r t-b u t the tm ^bundred thlrty-aeven are being re where I work and w atches me like a fat, h ln
H it sm all saving* were
two voices were drowned out. T h e ln- ' ,
*,u" t > - s e v e n a re ■
I f r cat a fter a rat and follow s me all the .
| a a a r t h e spring whey.- h e s it
tern ation al L abor Defense and honest- *arly heartngs
By the time this is t ,me. Do you see any rslia f for me. ht, .irlnkina; a .ile r If you will send
minded people of Oregon and else-
‘ / a ^ r C^ * ' T . i f h
° ° e 0t i
me a map. I shall be glad to work
where supporting the I. L. D In i u „“V " J .0** ,dlf„fl‘f “ 1* 7 * . ^ *
,* *
An" A separation will bring shout , h |* out r,,r y„„
fight to save Jord an, are aghast, but proTed unl®** »n unlooked-for problem relief betw een the two of you It Is
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not dismayed, at the decision. T heir
I k i . 1“. '" ? , ’/ " !? f'-a,u r'*
better that you leave the town that L. r a .— A certain man and wlfa of
slogan in the past has been "Jord an
in .
,
. m m ale * e l*' you are In at the present tim e, should acquaintance are having trou ble, do
Must N
T heir slogan m the !?* ! , ,
n N l i« . I know a M f t a l* th.ng con
future shall continue to be. in atron- ,„ ,lv.
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band will m ake your life mlnerahu* cernm g the husband and want you to
tally among large stores, which ad
should you stay where you are. You tell me should I reveal th is or not.?
ger a c c e n t: "Jo rd a n Sh all Not Hang
v ertise lead ers" at less than coat in
R eaders of the Advocate, which has
,C t .
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m no longer love him *0 why continue
„Out
on
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that
cu
stom
ers
buying
them
r . , Ih
l, . thtng
hlll, nllI
carried on a tireless cam paign in be-
to ,l
drag
this
out.
Ans
T h is a ffa ir 1* none of your
will buy other goods on which profit
business If you should meddle In (his
half of ihto vlctJm iied N e ^ o yonth. I# m ade. v ery sm all stores, in towns
* f ei wel1 . AcquaJI! i ®<1
®t0^ of bottom -bracket population, will be R. E. T .— I received your astrology a ffa ir you will l o s e the friendship of
reading and I waa well pleaaed. The both p arties .-nnrerned
of Jord an § case. T hey know about the immune to code provisions
brutalities of third-degree trial meth-
o n e important NR \ nrobien
answ ers to my questions have helped
ods used to force a confession from ¡nK IO be th e attitud e of the c^reM m* * Br' at “ * * ' W ' M you P1* * * « Blv* V.V.— I am about to loae my
home,
the man accused of the m urder of a Here s where the recovery adm im stra- m* * ° me ,nform a t '° "
regarding your will I?
w hite Southern P acific Railroad stew- , ion m.d e a possibly far r e ir h ^ g m i l
,ueky nu'T,ber d r,am Book ’
ard. T hey know that all the evidence, take. When G eneral Johnson exclud-
An" ' A
w111 "aT#' ynilr b°tne
aside from the extorted confessions, ed two reporters from his conference. An*
My nt' * L u rk !r •'‘ « " i ! » r Dream for you I
see you at work within a
was circu m stan tial. But ln Nordic A- because he did not like what they had are now of the press, if you
few weeks and my advice now is for
m erica. even circu m stan ces are
not been w riting about NRA. he was do- “ ' “h *° K'‘* on,> ■Imply »end one d ollar you to get out and begin m aking con-
neede to sen ten ce a black man
to ing the unprecedented. Then he ,ut an<l yr>" wl11 recelve y °ur co Py by re- ta e ls with people concerning a Job
death. A ccusations, alone, will tighten his foot in deeper by advocating a 11- ,urn mail ani* lny a ,,,,'ce on y id f most Y’ou will be repaid
the rope aropnd his neck, whip the censing system for papers, and Just in>P°r ,»n t questions
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mob to furry, and com plete # .c lynch about every m etropolitan editor In the
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M- J -— A friend stk ed me to writ# you
ju s tic e for the Negro race.
country ran for his typew riter
tin W w — 1 * * nt » « "’«one a letter. P lease to find out If her m other or sny of
R eaders of this paper are aw ai*. too top of that, an NRA rep resen tative In te " m* d,d th *y r«c«lve ’«?
her relatives ere living..............................
of the splendid spirit of unselfish cou- the South called on the ed itor o f a
rage which Theodore Jord an, w aiting medium-sized paper, told him that if
A n ,: y ° ur '« “ t wa* not received
Ans
I get the Im pression of a sls-
day a fte r day for the life and death he didn t stop making unfriendly com- by *h,> Person for whom it was intern te r who live* at the present tim e In
decision, has shown. Only recently Jo r- m ent on NRA labor provisions, he'd
T h i" special delivery le tte r was New York n t y . In re fe re n ce to her
dan wrote to a personal friend.
" I find him self in trouble. The editor »¡*ned for by a person whose in itials m other It Is unfortunate hut I cannot
mean nothing in th is fight the fight »poke up in his paper and found the are R D.
T h is inform ation can be co n tact a cle a r vision in her case
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invoices us all. But to those of us whole press, including the most real- checked at your local post o ffice
do not believe she Is alive
who have followed the cam paign for ous supporters of the Roosevelt pro-
bis freedom . Jord an has grown to gram, behind him
T h is threatened
mean a great deal, and his courage press censorship is vitally important
NOTE — Your question printed free in th is column. F or private reply
m akes it possible to carry the battle and sparks are going to fly when it I
send 25c and self-addressed envelope fo r my New A strological Read
forward so th at the slogan of his de- really com es to a head,
ing and receive by return mall my advice on th ree questions free.
fenders shall be realized.
G eneral belief is th at Mr. R oosevelt
Five men have voiced th eir decision, i* heartily in favor of a free press-that
Sign your full name, birth date, and co rre ct address.
But th ere are m illions,
Negro and hi» m istake is in not holding tight
A ddress: A BB E W A LLA C E, P. O. B o* 11, A TLA N TA , G EO RG IE.
white, throughout the country who enough rein on some of his assistan ts.
have not had their say. The heroic — ^
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cam paign, led by the International
F IR S T A. M. E. ZION CHURCH
L abor D efense in behalf of the Scotts-
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boro boy's gives encouragem ent to the
Services last Sunday were well at-
deierm lnation that the challenge of ,Pn,,ed all day. Both m orning and eve-
Jo rd an 's friends shall be vindicated ninir- tb e Holy Communion was ad-
I jjw iJ
JOKDAN SH A L L NOT HANG'
m inistered At 11 a in a general tes-
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tim onial service followed a brief ser-
T H E Y SA L HE SH A LL O IE!
November 9th, 1933 marked the 32
ann iversary of the Boston Guardian.
a race organ published in Boston, the
Home of Abolition, and dedicated to
the principles of equality and oppor-
tunity for all men regardless of race
or color.
During these 32 years the Guardian.
thru its self-sacrificin g editor, W illiam
Monroe T ro tter, as a medium of con-
stru ctlv e race propaganda, has become
enshrined in the esteem of black peo-
pie everyw here.
Its unfaltering devotion to the Ideal
of service for the race maln-s T he
Guardian an institution. T he stability
of th at Institution, as with m ost oth er
publicist service agencies, requiring fi-
nan ces for th eir perpetuation, is ever
om inously threatened. In the case of
T he Guardian, the prevailing business
d eflation is peculiarly depressing, due
to the fa ct that it has ever been m ore
an organ for race propaganda than an
en te rp rise '* w conducted
. - « . « . v «>«rf«s * for
— -
J profit.
/i w i l t .
All th ese consid erations move this
new spaper to urge race-lovers every-
w here to rally to the aid of this ven-
e ra b le jou rn al, to the end that the
noble principles for which it stands
may not lose a devoted champion. A
y early su bscrip tio n for this national
ra ce organ at the nom inal sum of two
d ollars, addressed to T he oston Guard-
Ian. 5« P em berton Square, Boston.
Mass, will help Monroe T ro tte r to con-
llnue h i, courageous fight for the race,
A CH A LLEN G E TO US A LL
W*»t
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Vf>r ran hitrh ami th ere was sjreat re*
jofeinsr.
|D the evening the pastor preaihed
„ powerful, soul stirrin g sermon from
the su bject. ' W here Can I Find inm
There was hallelujahs, shouting and
general accord.
The choir, under the baton of Mrs.
K ath erin e Gray, sang and Mr Burt
Turner, accompanied by Mrs Turner
played a saxaphone solo w hbh was
well received Mr. I. H. Payne was
baptised and feilowshipped Into th«-
church Mr. Payne becam e converted
the previous Wednesday night at pray
pr m eeting and expressed a desire to
unite with th " church.
An up-to-date card system has been
Initiated at the church which expedites
financial m atters and it Is being rapid
l5' accepted by the membership. Kigh-
,et‘n 'I ’Hors was laid on the collection
la b ,,‘ ‘luring the Sunday's services,
wfhi,‘ b "peaks well for the membership
^ion church.
„ R evri La-Ley, 0f Fresno, California,
E. L Jam ison and Rev
J. 1 4 ,
■ Rev
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, ,
the pastor. Rev Kinard
,/tb »•'•'vlcea. Rev, Mr l,a l>-y, a
? u 11 Am* rb 'an wb" wa» form erly in
i
rit ,,ur cb u r,'h at Fresno, gave
.,r' , buf in,Pr,'*tin g , inform ing and
af ,h " evening „rv li,
„.m v* , banl anf* ch ltte rlln * dinner
Ihe
c rhursday. Nov. ir,th a i
-.„.i , 1,, - i
i rVJ ? !r h,,,iina a( 6’oclock
2, ,o be « iv!n n ' . t " ’ ': T h l" ' ll,,n,-r
church m ortgage f,!nd t I” ^ ° f ’ h"
tain s that hav been a p p ,T in w a re ™ «
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0. T o t
E arly in O ctober the N ational S afe-
Mrs I. B. Vessel* ^ n e w ilf 1"
!y C ongress m et In Chicago. It was m em ber of the church h»*«
greeted with m essage from P resid en t pointed as elasg leader * " ',een * P’
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by those in charge,, but should
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