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Newspaper Page TextThursday,. December, 5. 1946 FRIDTY, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6-7 BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Hit No. 2 CHARLES STARRETT "FRONTIER GUN LAW" Chapter 3 “SCARLET HORSEMAN” SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 7—12 to 1 I’. M. ONLY "BIG KIDDIE CARTOON SHOW" B—ALL NEW CARTOON EVERY WEEK—S SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8-9-10 mount proudly presents the story of I ever y "'Oman’s two great loves! 'y:. ^ ; j|HR Olivia DeHavilland. 1 ■ WU - - A — MAItY ANDERSON • ROLAND CULVER • Bill GOODWIN cM JOHN LUND v > MITCHELL LEISEN PRODUCTION ADDED THRILLS—U.C.L A. vs. SOUTHERN CAL. ILLINOIS vs. NORTHWESTERN AND CARTOON WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11-12 BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM JOAN DAVIS , JACK OAKIE in DON “RED” . BARRY, WALLY VERNON in "SHE WROTE THE BOOK" "CALIFORNIA JOE" PLUS—LATEST NEWS EVENTS [ Why The Citizens Democratic Party Continued on Page 15 ■mt it is engraven on the pages ■>f time and cannot be erased. »Vhere were some of these men ■then, when the sweat and toil ■of our labour went into the van- Iguard of this effort? Some of ■ them gave lip-service, some of I them gave some slight perfor- I mance so long as it cost them no I inconvenience or trouble. Some of I them even accepted money for I political work which they did not , perform in the last campaign. I I ask the public of Savannah, who I is it amongst us that has shown I a consistent interest in the wel fare of out* people? The people may be trusted not to forget, I and they are not forgetting now. llf you are going to judge Mc- I Glockton, Baker, and Gilbert, ■JUDGE HEM BY THEIR REC |QRDS! And just apply that same I judgment to these cowards who I cloak themselves in anonymity, Iby prefacing their remarks with, jQfceard —”, and “they tell me —”! ■c ve been against racketeers >id racketeering, white and black, Fin the pulpit and out, all along, rand I still am. I’ve been in fav |or of better school, Negro police ; men, Negro firemen, equal pay > for equal work, decent housing, ’ better recreational facilities, etc., etc., etc., all along, and know the white people who all along have been in favor of these things, and because of my active civic inter ests^ have - known all along who those white people were and are, Hit No. 2 YOU’LL CHFF W "RETURN OF RUSTY" । and am in better position to know this than those whose in terest was just aroused at this late day. If you want to know whether or not the so-called GI Party is really the old city machine un der a different guise, just look at the Negroes who are supporting them. It is true that some of these Negroes were with the CPL in the last election, and some of 1 them have been foiled into going ! “GI” this time; bull I challenge I you to show us a single man ; who supported the city adminis i tration in July *who is with the : CPL in this campaign. It just I goes to show that those few hon : : est men who are being gullible i enough to be fooled this time, are travelling in bad company. What a pitiful spectacle it is to see men who represent the moral consci । ence of the community, travelling with men of the underworld as their boon companions. SOME QUESTIONS WE ASK OE | THE GI PARTY 1. Why is Atty Kravitch so much interested in “advising ouf Negro citizens not to follow our established* leadership ? Is it for the purpose of getting his daugh ter appointed to a judgeship? Did he make the statement, “Remem ber, I’ve got 15,000 damn coons under my thumbs and somebody !is going to deal with me?” Row many so us does'he figure to be “damn coons?’ 2. What sort of justice can we .expect to be., admiai^teied. by..a man running for Police Recorder, the herald PVho sat in this capacity pro tem, and fined a Negro woman $lOO because, she was beat up by a white man, and let the white man who did the beating go scot free? o. Why did the “GIP” execu tives- hedge on the matter of giv ing the Negro the right to vote in local elections, in the event that Talmadge succeeds in re-establish ing the white primary? (Remem ber, the CPL made this promise without hesitation). - 4. Did Mr. Sanford Butler, when reproached by some of his white friends, for his promises to Ne groes, make the state, ‘O‘h, prom ise the niggers anything; Tal madge will idsfranchise them, and we wont have to deliver.” As a matter of fact, if he is so much m favor of employing Negroes as Policemen, why is it that he fired the Negro truck-drivers in his department ? 5. When the “GIPS” bought off all the little small-fry Negro preachers who were hun g r y enough to sell out, why do they attempt now to sling mud on our independent and holiest Neg r o leadership ? SOME QUESTIONS FOR NE- GRO VOTERS TO ASK THEMSELVES 1. Who of us is so foolish as to believe that McGlockton ex pects to be “appointed as a law yer” if the CPL wins, as the “GIP” Party asserts? Does the GIP take Negroes to be fools ? 2. Lnie up McGlockton, Gilbert, Baker, Curtright, Capers, Adams, Roper, Allen, H. M. Scott, Wal ter Scott Sol C. Johnson, and others who all along have gone down the line unselfishly for our people, alongside the ignorant, self-seeking, money-loving, loud mouthed preachers and the tradi tional Judases of our people whose records all along have proven them to be traitors; then ask, “Which of these two groups can we trust?” 3. Why do the GlP’s sink to the lowest possible levels of cam paigning, dragging in mud-sling ing, attempting to discredit our proven leadership, restoring to j cheap lies, and stooping to ap peals of race prejudices, to gain their ends? Remember, McGlock ton, Gilbert, and Baker, are not candidates for office. Why not stick to campaign issues? Is it because they cannot answer our questions ? 4. Why do the Kravitch domi nated Negro stooges have to get some white man to draw up all their campaign propaganda? Is it because they are too ignorant to properly “word” their ow n vicious lies? Finally, if you want this same old thing that has faced us for twenty years conitnued; if you want the same old police brutal ity and the same old hedging on the issue of schools, the same old unequal 'pay in the salary scale of our teachers, the same old injus tices that have applied to us in the past, then go on with the same <dd machine. If, on the other hand, you, together, with the decent white people of this city, want to join hands, not as white and Negro in separate camps, but just as decent, law abiding citizens, for a better Sa vannah, a cleaner city, with jus-I tice and charity for all, then stay I in line with your leadership which you have had reason to trust in the past, and with the group of candidates who will keep their word in the future. Announcement Auto Mechanics’* class, Beach Cuyler night school. All persons interested in taking a course in auto mechanics, will please regis terr with, .the ..principal or Mrs. Lampkin.: Phone G69(L 0r.3-2042. Thanksgiving Day At Marine Hospital Thanksgiving Day was really a gala day for some of the ambula tory patients of the U. S. Marine Hospital wno enjoyed the Geor : gia State-Paine College football game at Georgia State College as guests of members of the Colored Auxiliary of the local chapter of the American Red Cross an d Georgia State College. After the game, the guests were, treated to a Thanksgiving din ner at the college Co-op Cafe teria. After dinner they visited the college community, house where a first aid class under, the efficient. leadership oil Nurse W. M. Harris had charge of a splen did first aid station. The first aid station was set up under the supervision of Mr. Armstrong, safety director, of the local chap ter of the American Red Cross. The following persons volun teered to take the patients on the outing: Messrs. Walter S. Scott, Mari on W. Washington, Sol C. John son, Marion O. Johnston, J. T. Ellerbe; Mesdames Luella H. Davis and > Carrie Cargo Mc- Glockton. Because just a few patients were able to make the trip, only the automobiles of Messrs. Scott, Washington an d Johnson were used. The officers of the auxiliary are very grateful to those who made a contribution to the pleas ure of the patients. Mission Secretary's Farewell Message The Rev. John B. Falconer, sec retary foreign, has already ob tained pass port and will depart in a few days for mission work in Africa. But before leaving will ^liver a farewell sermon at Beth-Eden Baptist Church, Gor don and Lincoln Sts. this Sun day December Bth to which all are invited. Rev. Falconer is a great preacher and an able scholar. Courtesy Cab Co. Coioi’ed Owned TRY OUR SERVICE L. E. Fluker—R. E. Lockette PROPRIETORS Phone 3-9513 Wayne & West Broad BEN'S PLACE 3608 Stevens Street WE SERVE DELICIOUS FOOD — BARBECUE REGULAR DINNERS SANDWICHES Southern Fried Chicken A Specialty BEER AND WINE Open ’til 12 Midnight Just off Mills B. Lane Ave. BEN HARVEY, Proprietor Fine Rugs and Upholstery Our new process replaces needed oils — Renews Beauty Returns Color Guaranteed Service for Practical People FEE CO. 208 E. Bay St.—PMoe 3-5218 EASTSIgI PHONE 3-6092 FRI K! 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