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THE CAROLINIAN ■n^EEK ENDING SATURtTDAY, N0\'T:MBKR 24, 1946 j Continued from Front Page SAYS MARGINAL BUS imiVKK fSKS HATCIirT , I I.. . ii (i.nu‘ In ;iif olliii rs ON SOi.IHl-;u c» pi atloinpts to cliNini-ss thi s-, false the Olivers liiier eh.iiK*' lhat (ji>i a.s utnvt.riliv uI lav..-.. Mack advanced on him with a knife, the statement lx lug :uppii tC'l tin- thcr by the failure of city office: i tu locate Mieh u knife. No one know.-. Imw me ehaiu > o| resisting arrest •. ume In. VNITKO NATIONS IIARTI It OUTLAWS RAC IAL lOVKNANTS. CANADA SAYS piolunitrd t Prote.’stant.'-, Catliolies or any other riencmmation. •in my opiinoii,' he said, •nothing could be more calculated to create riMi 1 nriw »',ro Navv pv-rsnnnel were lul I ' (x-U. \e It tutiie to report .^uch at- l&eks In their eninmanning olii eis As I trankiv .sian-d In th. .it Inctuii v. I heheve .sih i Jaiiure to report as.saiiit.s and in silt ii.iyi.l m skin cnlni was a pii.stake on ih. part oI the ag- ri.e-.-ed men I shared lh«-ii and fliar. now faeir Ix'lief that no lurreetive action would have been IN SOOTH Th. 'e|.t N'AACP letti-i .ilso cited i tin vei V light sen- Unces given to wiiUe mm co.n- \.Ui:i 11, I irne on tJi nn m eon- Mi, t to tne .-.t-nti nees impns.d or Xigroe.-;. II lieve It IS not impiop.-t to istmg rc-ligious and ethnic group.-? in the proviiu'c or in this country, than the sonetion of i rrethod I land transfer which would permit the '{grcgation and confinement of point out." Mr. White .said, parlicuio!- icroup- to particular bus- g .sentence of five years and a Iness or residential areas" It ap- ItDl'D ieduced to three years iln pears to be a moral duty at least to fjrthei provision for probation lend aid to nil foices of cohesion upon the satLsfactoi v comp) ■tio:i ami similarly to repel all icndcn-,ol eighteen months eonfinetnenl eJes which would impiri.il n.ni.in.il'S>enn.s witolly inadequate for 11.“ unity." ;eoldhlo(Kled and unprovoki 1 n-. Siopho’i S Wise, president f "oo' ng and kiUin't ol a human the American Jewish congress, char- as was brought out in th - iji-iiMizc- .dh. n.linK .s u "decision te.-timonv on this ca.-;.- Ih fore -In which put.-i the phra.'o Testricted’ Board of Inquirv I wish .„i,,dc ll-.c P„k ol U-Bal,!.. rurthfi to point „ut l!wt observaiie oi .biicc of twenty daws r-onfini ment :(w hi( h confinom'-nt wa.s remitted- He hailed Canada' the United Nations charter, whii pledges member natioris to promote and one month KPD app. ar.« t hollv m.ideiuate pimi-hmen' umvc™l reaped (or »n ab.orvancc „.h„.Uil in wiitin.' of •human rishts and tund.,menl,,l ,,, ,, freedoms for all without distinction as to race. sex. language or rel gion." Dr Wise said it is the- fir- into a fuel dump in which N’av* Hd.-H- Companv personnel wi-'-.’ h andling lfM)-octane gas Wliile no the I.sland '>f Guam I -la-.e th - writ authorities including •ir own officers, in the Island ca.sion. to hi knowledge, in which confes.sion of Pfe Chari-S a decision has been based on the l^jariolt. Jr who was the Marin- observance of the United Nations (v\ho threw the .smoke bomb. Ap- charter, then commented that "this'pa.-ontlv nn punshment was giv prcccdcri-shntterlng decision might on the other Marines on the truck well be an example for courts of \ ith Mariott. at !ea.st one of Juaticc in our own country." iv. horn, if mv memorv serves rr y__ jC'-rreetlv. .ilso confessed to ‘hrow. SOrXIlKRN REGIONAL COl NtlL « missile at the Negro service AT ANNU.tL MEET PLAN NEW FIGHT ON RACE DIHCRIMINA- Y I the record .vhows according XION *' fhi- report of the Island Com- veiLs be made by the council in oth- dn-mder, that approxirt.atolv fo:- er soiiihern cities, as resmrees ar *' min. ail Negroes, were tried, made .nvallabif. and hatei bo cx.'b«nvicn.d and s-nK-ncod to pns .r, icndnd ,0 Ihr studv nt the etlccl.a l!;™' bni-nii.-r they t, ft ndi-1 of sMrcBBlion in pubuc health and acain 1 atta-k. ,yhr,i educati..,, .0 aetve a ba..,a tor !■ I,b.l,.ve .-.hd • j jdKl beli“ve that th v would b - Mr'wrniama, elected tn .uecetal 1;'”™ *;?/'' Di-. HovMiid Odum of the Ui.ivrr.sity of North Caroliiiii. is v.ce prc'idonl fjy, Of Mcnl7.or-Bush Cn bnok pubhah-1 Whit.. ..K. rved that -yh. n era. Vice picmdcn ..I die Nali mal L,, ,,ci as d Council of Catholic men, he wa.sjf, (-ouns.-! he eontinl>-l to do instrumental in orcaninng the Cath- (-onrlition that no legal right olic Committee of the south This,,,' rjefendan' would he ieo-.- monih Mr. Williams received thebecause he (WhiK-) was 1945 James J. Hooy award for in-’n,,i lawvf r and that 'he eou.l terraeial jestice for hi.s contributions p,.rmit the mirodui tion of Haek- to tF.e betterment of race relatior |g; oiinrl matenai How ver. Mr Dr. Oriuin Willi remain active |\s'hit‘-pointed out. h* wasnotpiv In the council as a member of the . n aeepss to the .seciet. eonfidt-n- board if directors ti.il .md rostnrled N.ivv r.-eeid-- The council voted in a resolution |not did he have aiiv invr-.’ign’i to urge President Truman and Sen jto dig up mal'-nal for him On the Albcn W. Barkley D. Ky i and “all " n'-ari the Judge Advoe.tte -,eho elected represontaiK-e* in Congres' prosecuttxl the mi-n did have the?.' to prove tn the people of this coun- jf-icilitie.s. fry and the world that democracy' riTi7r^ »n work in ihi. connlry bo hoid- ^ ‘ rmzENn REPORTM) Ini HR-T before the Sinntc unlil VOl-l-PVTINf. KFAPONS the Sennie has a chance t . vole """ }■'•■ rest,tunc in upon it." HR-7 would • ab-'li.sh th" faUlitir« poll tax as a icquisitp lor votinc for e ri.sh for arms and ammuoi* Kder.al olflees =' The resnitilinn laled lb,,i • there »»’ "h--" '"rce amonnl; were la now no question abnn' the dt- >" wooded seeltons. in read. ATI.ANTA .ANI'i l)i Will .Me;v.md«-r. vi'-e iire-ident of the Jiiliii.s Ro.seiiwald fund and oi-gan- '. r '! i t'i.mmi«..-irM on Rat-e Rc- lati.ns. Inst week warned th.it the, n.ilion IS faced today "wilh a rrisis 1 I.; our sfiiuheni er’niimy. Hue to the rapid mechaniz.it'on of cotton | culture" and that marginal faims 1 in the south •'arc gone forever." The hjieakcr. who w-is in Atlanta as guest of the South Re gional coun cil in annual rswioii. prefaced his discu.ssitin wtih a brof review 'f his cxp'-ncnce.w in interracial work in the south He Mtid: ' I never was satisfied with the work of the in- terraci.il commission, heratise I was, more often than not, di--appi>jnte.i in some of the results we were able j to achieve. Ncvertheles. we made. seme progrc 's, for there are tf>day ; li^rally thousands of white people iff the south wh'’ arc willing to, stand up and h. coumod." i Dr. Alexander ittribuicd the dis- .ippLnrance t/f mirginal faims to, the tractor and tl.e cotton pii-ki-r. t vhich have .served to revolutionize, the cotUm industry. •Bcrausc of Ihi- mechanization." he said, 'po.ssibly some three million p«'ople will bi thrown out of w ;rk But I. for one will not be sorry because I never get .1 n on dcpres?ed feeling any where I ever chanced to visit more than I do when I navel through the .Mi-sissippi delta, and the mo>t any .sort of changed economy will be an improvement there for both white and colored po mir Even the big cotton planters in the delta are now- beginning to call for help in the solutiou of thie.- vexatious economy " The speaker cfintinueri "I see m this 'ituation an opportunity for better race relation* ir. th- -ooth because it mv lives both white and colored tcnar.l farrrers In that w-ay we have an opportunity to .shape a technical progiam intorraci.tl engineering No loiig'r can wo ai- fi-rd to let race relafum.* develop into ri’'i- atiri then -tt'mpt 'o meet ih.it cnsi.s. It would be far he”'': for u 'o gel rid of expeeta- lif.n f t-ns:on- b.tween the races" roiu-lurtmg, D' .M'xander said that the race problem miuiily is I realed b.- v.-hll..- wh'* exaBuerate the rnipstirm of color H' .aid. bow- • vor. th it th"e i- vry-vhere in the south the presfo i - f a more f- Mcal Irafiersh-p voion :n things mterr.icjtil than wa* evident 2.> or 30 years ago "That - a forlunat' thm* for race r.-'l'ition- for no while departrrent -if sor-olo ;v r.ir proe'- d fai w-ithou’ the genius ;md techni cal skills .md lese-iri-he of. Ic* n • ;i fir fharlc- John-ton, of Fis-k IJriv'-rTity and olhen," he pointed out CIO RAISING RACE “ ISSUE IN CONFERENCE Mrs. Roosevelt Pleads For Racial And Religious Toleration WASHINGTON 'ANP; — Th.‘ CIO* is actively seeking to inject the j question of racial discrim.nation in' I industry into discussions now going :lurwurd in the National Labor-Man- | rictrent conference here, it was | disclosed on Wednesday. .Appe.irlng before- the luncheon meeting of the Capital Pres- club. W.llaid S Town.send. president of the United Transport Scivice em ployes of America, and James B. Carey, secretary-treasurer of the K'K). ot.c an ultcinalc ; nd the other a delegate to the conference, declar- I cd that the organization hopes to t ill.- matter considered by one or ! both of two important conference ■omiti es. Ally Sadie T. M Alexander of Philadelphia, who is secretary of the National Bur A.ssociation which is holding its annual mec^ mg in Cleveland, Ohio. Nov. 29- Dec. I, is one of the outstanding lawyer* of the country. She ex pects this session of the National Bar as.s(>ciation to be its be-^t. tANP* CLAIMS VICTIM KILLED IN WHIS KEY RAID INS. C. THWART MOB ACTION HEMINGWAY. S C 'ANPi -- Thn.itentd mob action by Negroe* .ig.iinrt the -living of -n honorably dj'chargcd vetrr.in at .lohnsonvil'.e S**'ir' iy nirht created cxci'.ement throiighmii the nieht and early Stind.iy mnrninc. btit was quelled h\- ro 1 headed lenders, it was di*- epised Mord iv COLUMBIA, S. C. 'ANPi - Sheriff Price Fallow of Aiken coun ty claimed last woek that the Sin gleton lynching was not a lynching hut merely a shooting by peace of ficers ill order to capture bootleg- gcr.-i. He afiniitirri that a Negro "named ;-.gU'oii ,-:id been .-hoi to death ometiirc ago in a bootleg raid mad* • V .'•'111 men r.ffer chasing a truck full of ‘tifipLcs for a still” A’l I-V'. tigfition of Singleion's death ha* been -.rged by numerou.'' leitcrs and tclcgrain.-. to Gov Ran- Mime .1 V/ilIiam- from vnriou-^ part of the country but an effev t'vc nrobr ho- heci. hampered by in-uffieipni rvidnrcc. The dead O’ • -fiat v'- rc;Kiri dly his d.i'ighiei, ’•■role a 1-‘•er in which .--h. charged (h.if her f.ili' r was she' i'i ile.ith b.v |) lice efnrers tn .i '■ o I 111 S;>vaiii.,ih, which wa-- tiirn'-fi liver to Janie- M Hinton. ■'/ NAACT’ prisident, who is re ported lo hive turned the letter O'er to Governor William* for in vestigation. Ti” iffic ent detailed inf irmation on the death of Sing’et.m make* i' diffieult t.i counter Sheriff Fallow - version of the laying, a local citi- z.en remarked None of his relative- have come forward to push the charges, he added. Governor Wil liams acknowledged •'cceivlng tele grams and letters, "m'-tly from California -md New York,” asking an invcstigatu.n ol "a lynching of a Negro named Singl- ton down , Aiken county. T don't know of any lynching down there." hd said •T've .seen Irnpr,, •«: of any, and r.o one in the Carey pointed to the lo re-olii- • • n 'd b-. the CIO and called them "somewhut embarrass- (I uui -aid llu-y intm.i to stick by them. The first would have the • .ifeienre m coiuider general wag. matter' "within the framework of President Truman's -Tcssage." Thi other deals with di.*crimination This letter reads: "T > n inim.zc work .-toppake and for the purpose of furthering sound ■ollcctive bargaining, I 'Ph-lip Mur- ay. CIO president) urge the inecr- poralion of an anli-discrlminatio't clau«e in collective bargaining con- t-. which w.ll seek to protect the interest of all peoi le regardlc. r.ic.. color, religious, national f.rigin or ancestry." To’vn end expie-sed mindfulness that he is »*xpccted to speak out rn ■ relations but explained al.-as that he is interested in the trade m movement "as a trade union He admonished "Negroes or Negro organizations who have not interested them,selves in the impo.-- aspects facing the nation to day '■ V “cnn wants PEOPLE, NOT MACHINES'' SAYS REV. FROYD obligation at home by granting I equal upportunitios for every clti* ' zen. There must be no second clast citizens." Racial and religious difference# oan be forgotten only by unity, she stressed in pointing ‘out that this CHICAGO (ANP> — A plea for racial and religious tolerance in human relations was made here Thursday night by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, widow of 'he late Presi dent Franklin Delano Roosevelt, during a Viclory bond drive heio at the Stevens hotel by the Sc- tb C: ntral A-sociation "We are never going to return lu the world a-' it was before the v said Mrs. Roosevelt, "That world was finished the day we droppe:! the atomic bomb. Now it is our first Hon Perry B. Jackson eh'ctei. Municipal Judge in Cleveland. Ohio in last Tuesday's elections. Vice President of the National Bar Association and chairman of the program committee for that organization which holds its an nual meeting in Cleveland, Nov 29-30 and Dec 1. his election will be the uccason of jubilation among the legal fraternity lANP) 1*-' magnificient obsession; that gives -omething that constitutes for him - il m.caning to living." he conclud ed. Dr Robert P Daniel, president of Shaw University, announcing the Vesper chcdule for the coming weeks, slated that services will net be held Sunday, November 25, due to the Thanksgiving holidays. Dr. T Z- Koo, secretary of the’ World'.’ .Student Christian Federation. Gc- rova. Switzerland, will speak at ihe services Sunday. December J The speaker Sundav, December 9. will bo Dr J Wesley Bieady. Brit ish author and preacher. Toronto. Canada. Or the Iflth the annual YM and YWCA Christian Worship Services will be held. •a new world in which we can destroy ourselves and civilization.” r> preserve that civilization we must "change it. and learn to re spect each other as human being#, rcgardlcs.* of race cr religion.’* .fohn Ragl.ind, executive director of th’.' as uciation, reported that $.5,- 000,000 in victory bond# was sold during the banquet which was planned to accommodate 1,000 lo cal leaders instead of the t,00 who attended. The South Central Asso ciation i' an organization composed of white and Negro businessmen on the south -side RALFIGH The right to make choices w.is extolled by Rev. Mil- | ton Froyd at regular vesper service-, | at Sh;iw University Sunday after noon at 4:30 o'clock a' absltiteoiy , essential to human devclopim-til Rev .Mr. Froyd .issistiinl director 'f Schools, Collce*. .-nd Seminar ies of the Northern Baptist Board >f /•'icitKn. depicted a world in which man hod no will of his own and declared "such a creation would violate the pattern of eternal growth. God warts people, ml ma- - chines." hr added. 'i-rlar'n-j th i' individuals crow only as they accept ri-sponsibilities for progre.ss, the pe.ikcr urged stu dents to adopt and pursue worthy objectives. "In the midst of uncer- "I'nty md perplexity one needs a purpose." he stated. "It must be Cotton vieHs in Cabarru.*. Meck lenburg, Iredell. Cleveland, and Rutherford tounl es are c.spccially go d this year, says Dan Holler of State College. FREE! CAVALOC For MEN and WOMEN Save Ume and money t En]oy clothes that give pleasure and win aaml- rallon. Ja-d send name and addresa for our rREE 1948 Style Cata log fllledwltb wonder ful values for the whole family. Latest Styles; Superior Materials and Workmanship: Money Saving Prices. 24-hour service. Satisfac tion Guaranteed or money cheerfully refunded. Write for yours National Clothing Co. ^epL 460 4«0S^ s. Aahtwtd Avo. Chisago #. IM. Tne council vutea in a rr.sfueuion |i;’.i 'uu lu.- nnvi- .m.v iii\. l;,- to utgc President Truman and Sen |1> dig up matETial for him On the Albcn W. Barkley fD. Ky.» and "all |"•ntta^v, the Judge Advoeate -.vhn elected representatives in Congres*'pmsecuK'd thi-men did have the.*.' tf» prove tn the people of this coun- jf.icilities. fry and the world that democracy I _ r.,Tf»w^'oi:PAnTFii C.n work in Ihl, coimtry bo hold- ‘>- CITIZENS BEPORTEII Fi.«k Unive pointed out. «iiy. and other-,' version of the lavini;. a ioc.i! citi- ZF-n I’etnarkort None of his relative" have eome forward lo ptish the TiivvAKx’MnB AfTlON eh.irges, he added Governor Wil- HFMfNGWAY S C ANP) - acknowledged -eceiving tele Th,r;;,onrd mob'aclion by Ncaroos Bn™, and loti™,, -wodly frorn ink HR.7 befoi'c the Sinatc unlil COI.LECTINO WEAPON'S ji„vinB of rn honorably Calllornl.a and New York, a,kins ca,. * Koo a /.honr-o » i uQfi« sotnc of them resulting in rfi«eh.irBed veteran at .Tohnsonville investigFition of a lynching of U»,, " Hn.7 wn'dd abolkb S- si.'nH'fv nl^h. ereated exeilemen, » Nekro n.amed Sln,lc,on down In pSn tax a» a requisite lor votlns lor T'-'- ’•“'t' 'w arms and ammum- ,hr„„Bhont Ihe nieht and early , Ath™. ™.unly. Kdcral ofllcck ” comparable here lo that of Simd.,, morninq. but The recoli.lion dalcd that "Ihere "M" '"k' amniinf; were n,, „,, laaderr cached in wooded sections, in read mes for mob action from whites which failed to miiteralize. quelled AMS di* closed Mor.d.iy to .studv race relations hiiH In ex amine theii- prartices in the ligh- of their philosophies. The gratitude of the ConferenN-' for the fine entertainment bv the A, and T. College was expies-s-xt. The officer.s for thi’ E-n.-uing F.‘fnnrtrCnnnB(°SriLrnl;'D"r-; D™ » Clarkn of Eloronrc; county E H. MrCltnnev. St. Augu.Uine.? ^ repoit of the killing. Dean J „ —•—V—— Is making about 4 of fiod available F. P. Pavne. Shaw ITnive*- ia now no question about the de •Ire of Cougres* to p;'*s the bill.' which has already passed the house Of i-|.rcsi.n»l,vrr "but mtioly one ' „ iTf EE of whothor democracy In Ibis coun- SS^ffinONESufNA^PA^rS'nNE try will be fnirlraled by a tillbus. PALESTIHl. mber r^eluUnna ibe ^n^ Lil^^nSnrC'^i'SiS^S; prated the decision of that thev fo«» rharc in the frui:s Hovl H.ivis in ^|^'‘Con. of victory which Alliori arms have court wh'ch ruled that Negroes arc ^niericans admire the entitled to voic in this Dcmocraiic -tjjpjy and courageous fight vou*" _ . -j . t* primary, and urged "that no ^J- ^.^ntry made to prevent totalitar- Uncle tempts be made by responsible of- j govt-mmenls fmm imposin'* X' million ton' ficers 10 circumvent this decision (heir will upon the world Bu' T^'‘«chrrs College. Seeret.irv and million ton_ and continue *0 deny Negroes the have been lo.sl if right to vote In primary eloction.*;" Allied nations pcrpetuale uoon ueasurer. supporled legislation lo "eniuilTZc -u prnodnt peoples the .same slav- educalional opportuni'v throiiBhuiit r\- G':-manv and .I.inan would the nation” and urgeo that safe- hr'Ve imposed. If is all *he mor-e guards be established to guarant«-e , jneenceivab' - that a Labor go*-- thc benefits of such a program to all -nim> ni *hould he a narlv to the per ons “without regard to lace. ri’)0"tua1ion of human slaverdv color or creed;" voted support ofjM’ of vou to worfhv of th- legislation tn promote fair employ- .cenfidenre and assistance voi; ment practices, full employment ’'.-'-e eome to America to ask and .a minimum w,„c of 6.5 cenfs rABSf.n^^NF'-.nO '"GT.T.rGE CONFF-RENCF »*rETS • • the Harva-d Gommitt 'e on th ■’>deeti^-oi of General Ediieatio” -n r> ProE- Fociolv, The Conference adonted reso "tinns oonosine the P’-inosed ri“rH svsfem in teacher rating and eahin' adiustment becaiis'* such .i srheme is administratively im- P’Tctic.il and can he subiectod to uolitiral manMiilation. The 'Veter ms Administration is to be neti- tif-ned to appoint Negroes in vet- eians’ offices in North Carolina • nn to establish guidance ernterj I don't know of smy lynching down there." hF* said. 'Tve seen no repoi's of any, and no one in the tio ha", said anything Ir. me about it." The governor admiMcd »h.'' Sta Claire Pre.sslry. 4 Noiro war vet eran of Hc'/ingway m Williams- burk county, had been «hol l' death at nearbv John*onville in Florence county, "repnitedly by a law officer " He has a.>-ked Sheriff and dcclau’d "such .1 creation would violate thE' patt -rn nf eternal growth- God wants people, not ma chines." h :iddci -rl-ir'n-^ tha’ individuals grow only as they accept rrsponsibilitles for progress, the pe.ikcr urged stu dents to adopt Find pursue worthy objectives. “In the midst of uncer- • linty .md perplexity one needs a purpose." he stated. "It must bo I hernled European countries and French North Africa this fall- niton. 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