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‘Vol. 2 So omen’s CHICAGO, ILL. THURSDAY. JUNE 29, 1944 Voice” No. 11. G.O.P. SOLD OUT! jA gain Crucified H THIS CHRISTIAN NATION * BETRAYED TO TRE INTER- NATIONAL BANKERS ‘ Now that the Republican Party pas carried ovt the program of the fnternational Bankers, and nominated -Thomas Dewey, of New York, to eose in order to perpetuate the Reign of Roosevelt, who has been proven ‘and found wanting as their Bliant tool, to force this great na- “ion into a League of Nations, and to furnish the man power and the money to maintain it To overthrow every principle of the Declaration of Independence, that great document which separated us from the British crown, in the Revo- lotion, when our forefathers bled and died, in order that we, their descen- dants, might be free. - Have we their children, become so deformed, by debased society that our bonds are hawked in Foreign markets, and a Jew appointed our receiver? Benjamin Franklin was right, they have taken over this nation. Since the McKinley-Hanna admini- stration up to this present hour, they have given us three wars and con trolled all administrations. Our people have waited with bated breath, in hopes that the Republican Party might rescue them from this peril, but our own state, through its Governor, together with California, started the Judas parade. There is no longer any hope to be anticipated from the action of the Democratic Convention, unless a miracle should happen, such as oc- cured at Belshasar’s feast, with the handwriting on the wall, which said “you have been tried in the balance and found wanting.” Are the voters to be left with no choice, as they were four years ago, have we, who have grown té 130,060,000, not even the courage dis- played by our Revolutionary Fathers, when they, with pitch forks, drove- 90 -94/2/- 96 _ the ‘British red coats from these shores, and defied the British crown? Have we degenerated into a race of cowards and money grubbers? Our ‘immediate action will prove the quality of onr courage. if the men fail the women will man the guns and save the Ship of State . from sinking. . + NOT UNTIL - Until we stretch the hand of love Over land and sea. . There cannot be an end of war, Peace there cannot be. Wheo we build our navies great And stores of munitions we create | We pour fhe off on fire, eo Only enemies we make. , a] The Prince of peace has taught. us The one sure way to peace, Uniess we use His methods, ’ Wars can pever cease. "Sell all thou hast, give fo the poar, come and follow me." . He keeps calling to us daily, Yet “ears we hove that hear rot, And syes that cennol see,” The Pagans rage ond hope by force To get their stupid way, While Christians fal? upon thelr knees To God for peace and guidance pray. The works of a civilization crash Like a potters broken clay A thousand yeara in the moking, Ruined in a day. — Shame efernal resis upon you, . You ting Hite men, " a You fight whe cannot reason . And broke Ged's commonds, all teq Outside your guns are roaring, Inside your souls dacoy, . And though you gain the entire world, You'll loose H in a day, - - And only ruins you will have, For Jack of undarsiending . ~.-. Of God's Almighty way. , MARY C. ‘DUNCAN, 1941 Peace Convention WOMEN CAME FROM FORTY STATES, WAR - MUST CEASE Tt was epoch-making—the first time in all history that a peace con- ference was ever called during war. For thousands of years men bave stirred up hatred against some coun- try—everyone’s mouth was closed, It is unpatriotic to “speak againste, war when the country is at- war. The peace was always made by the | same few who made the war—and the seeds for the next war were . sown. We are told to wait ontil after the war is won to discuss peace, | Then it ia too late. D-day of June 1944 was planned 25 years ago. We broke the vicious circle of man’s enslavement to war lords when we issued a call to American women to “come and reason together,” to discuss peace now -—- a negotiated peace. . _. ~ —_— ~ THEY CAME - Wher that little mother from Wel- -: fare, Texas, with her 4-year old daughter, boarded the bus for that’ ‘long hard trip to Chicago—the con- ference was a success! When the mother from New York read over her neighbor's shoulder, on the train, a smear report of our activities in PM and said to her husband, “I’m going to Chicago— ‘at last I've found women who are using their intelligence and really doing something,"—the conference Was a success! Add te these all the other women who came from 40 states. Consider thia: that they had to put up with the discomforts of present travel, that they are women of slender re- sources {the money is all on the other side), and that they were ans- wering a call made by an organiza- tion which has been vilified and per- secuted by radio, press and magazine. Ni ALE | ula. ow, nom o q Ti PUBL