Printin':
- o S. First
w -■ /tile, Ky.
PICTORIAL REVIEW.OF MEDICAL MEN ATTENDING MEETING AT TUSKEGEE
A s»"/tu»ii ol' till' iloii pli,\>i» i;nis ;ui(i iK-iPl.sl.s win- a'-
tiMulial ill*' .Idhii A. Aiiili'i-\vs i liiiiv at In.sl.tu’*
liflti ill April for tin- first liim* >jnr«‘ tin* early war year>.
Ill yanl -d a.-* 01.■
iL.t. . ll.: a- -
u.'Uall> ill iliiaiil
« itest .*
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l'liii ai.-'. l*r.w
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mu . left to I i;flil. aia
•, ('oliiiiilius. • la.; W'a!
•: t’heiiault. >e( ri-tar>
I>aile\-. (lil.-^, Sniitli all of ('!>iva>fo: Hililile, TuMkeK‘‘«,
llowanl. .M.'iiml Ha\oii; .lolinxm, Atlanta ami .Joaey,
Au>fu>lna. 1
(ANP)
Bo jangle Passes Milestone
Hv STAFF f)KHKSIM)M)F.NT
NKW VOUK l ii:-' 'o-n y.-r ...
V ti.’iii lUirinu thut ptii.i.l tin
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.iv .el' • -.laili Slut ..na n..!.
r -d i.i ...A ! .1: I/.1; I-
it-.ii.ilx.n iij.i ti'.ii :h.- iiu.-'t
>th>
;:.in-il
ACED WOMAN
MAN-HANDLED
BY OFFICERS
til.l .\!i X.W'I. No ir
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sA'H l:I^A^ . .\1 AV I. I’.thi
!‘HU K 5v
PROBE SOUGHT IN SLAVERY CHARGE
First Negro Prof. Mrs!\Clement, Mother oj the Year
At New York
University
r.
NKW VoliK lANf') —l»r. iia heA. KeiU. lo-a.l ..I
(lepartiiieiii ut soi'jolopy at .Atlanta I :ii\»-r.'«it,\', la.^^ w* .-.
VMis a|i|)o!iiteil 111.- fii-.st M.siiinp iirofe>sor of N. ^;io . t.l
Hire aiHt eduratioii at tin* Now York iini\ersit\' -u honi .if
ediiealion
z
RALEIGH YMCA
TO TAKE OVER
I k.ia* tt.i- ta
1 uiiK u N> g. ■
J Ul'• pi ' 'I- • I
. IJ. It .1 .‘..i
lion Dim rum
NKW VOIlK i ANP) —hr. lia 1)«-A. Keid. Iiead ..f tee
ileparlinmit of aonology at Atlanta I iii'ersity. last week
was appoiiiteii (he first visiting professor of Negro
lure anrt edueation at the New V’ork university .school of;
education
RALEIGH YMCA
TO TAKE OVER
USD BUILDING
•M.iikint: ttu- iii.'.t tune a Negiu
iia' bei-h given a lull pr.>te»s i
.-h.p at INI', scliooi. L)l I{> Ul .^a:
app.OuU-d lui l‘ie culilWig yeai, U|.-
I..^t liuuiliinin in .1 taive ye.ii
I Hpe: inu-ntal pei.isi un a
if the (.itTieiiil Faiueation Onai.l
lie iia.-. Mviived a iini-.v«'at l.a.
a ah.seiKs liuin Atlanta un:v( ■
.sitv t.i take the post. C'lianv o.r.
Ill try W.Hifibuiti Chase .>1 N Y.
I said.
Th. tllr>t Neglu plill.SMH •. *
t.-..en at ine univ. r«ily waii t.i ’
l.iti Ul J.iines Wi liien Johnson.
. hi. taught ciiur.Nfs in rai.al mn-
l:ilu(i.>n> tiiiin ltKi-4 until ha.
•hath in 19:iU
A native el Clitluii Forge, Va
I Ur H»-id wa^ eduvute'l in ih»-
I ^.jlillv sctluolo ut Lii 1 iiiallloU ll
. I'a , and at .Mv>rehuube academy
, Atlanta H. reieived the
le; of arts tiegne fioni Atlanta
ei.iveis; V in IH2U. a ma'lei •'
arts diRfee trom ihi- Cniv.Ts 'y
i.l I*itt.shurgh m 1»25 and a doc
HAt.FltSU K..t th paiit !«eve
Wet'k.' the Ho.ird >.( M.iii.igeis
111.- Raleigh N. gr YMCA. nia
ihe liadetship o( J W F.t n pine
cipal ot tile Li.cille lli.ntei KchtMil
and f H.ivaihmI, local unU-•
lakei plans h.iw Ikm-ii undeiwai
lui the .•tgaiii/atiii.. ul .1 Y.MCA i
serve the iiu n and ts v uf R.iU ii''
and Wak. ('■>un(> ^Tn.il phnis h.iv
iiuvv tufii . niphleii ' i 'he N.-sf
Y.MCA to lake nvir ' i Ma.v 1. II..
Bluudw.irih .Si reel USO-YMCA.
Uiule the neve iii.i'..-lenu ni tl *-
UluuilvvciiTh .'•-tree' ^ MC will not ,5^, p}7iiusuphv linm Cnlui;.
only hive Ih.‘ leHs.ie ibilily m the _
area of nu-mU-is: ip .ii;d gener. l ^.'niversttv of Chicago and
pr gra-t which will e.ehide i.h.'- p., London Scho*'l of Econom..
loii'. .sliHMlio: at .nul • :al |n gi.m- \ professor .if soelolgv at At-
but -.erMce men will still fird tn.‘ ;;,nia univeisity .smc** HH-l fir
Bh uvlw.irlh Sireel YMCA as a place p, is 45 vciii'S old. A former
where they will feel welcome Th*- (,n.sultunt on minoiitu-s fot the
Board was Very happv a few day* S-.ciul St cunl.v board ami the W a.
agu wlu-n infurin.itiuii wu* r-ceiv- ManpoWi r coinmi!i.'ion, he !■>
• Ciinihiued on back page) '(*»,ilinued on page M»
3 Dead, 9 Hurt In
Train Wreck; Worst
In History of C. & B.
HONORS MOTHER
OF ATLANTA U.
PRESIDENT
INDICT ABORTION
-MEDIC AGAIN
Wa&hington (ANP) — Dr.
FORCED TO SERVE
AS SLAVE TO
VA. FAMILY
V I ihiv. I ■ A' ••
' 11.4- Vl
■- HCiiltt XiV
i-t fiu.ltiei -.f Ihi- p..
m,. I umi
I'leiii. n> 71 I-' til. Ill N'-
at the tine "l!-
M. L. T. Grant, S6. indicted
by the grand jury lor com
mitting thr«e abortions, was
..gain indicted on a timiUr
rivarge following the death of
a lS-y»ar old colored girl in
Freemen's hospital March 29.
Medical authorities said the
girl died of compiications of
LU uicompWi.' abort.on per-
termed Dec. 21.
The girl, police charge, was
the second patient oi Grant's
la have died following an illeg
dl operation. An indictment
was returned in January fol
lowing the death of a 23-year-
old colored woman after an
abortion on Jan. 27.
1. U C Tht U
C li'.ii.c.i NA.AfP. iai.i-d upon
- . Ju'’! Ik p.irlii.t 'll nm
.ill iin:i.. ill.i’c -iiv ^tig.ill 'll
.,ii p;. .! .,J., i'.^' M. .mil M -
li.Bream lii-t' v 1' o. Km..
Hvorge Cuunlv. Vi.ii illa. M-'-
L -Iv Joiiii.ii 1). 1)1) **11^ Sli.ti
.\
W
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..v.oi.iing ' -itl-laV't.' .ubin:)-
■id to 'he N‘ VAi'i', Mis- a.ii’iiswi.
. - I' p I I 'U IH- aOuul 2 )
"lu. r.-nl fii..»i .*1 hi.
Wit!! • . ill.>acr_» .U .1 con-
..'..ii /I .!i. . . - 'v.tudc.
- . J.. .'ilif.-.l to g.;
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WILMINGTON .Mis. Addie
Baltic.-, (iS-ycai-mu maid (or Mrs.
J K WTm', wt-altiiy white wun.an
u: this city, was ai.eslt-d on a
.Sak-way bus. h.-rc laU- last Mott-
il-.y night tui disorderly cuiulucl
i.y Officer C. J. llinsun. and al*
>• !■ dly pulled from the bus and
. . iidcuffed until a squad car ar-
' ed on the scene n ar Front
..nd W'ainut streets.
In Recorder's Court, W.-dnes-
diy morning, Judc> Winfield
.-^n.itii, after hearing : • it-siiinony
■ : both the defeni;..;:' ..tid the
4j| resting officer, found .Mrs, Bur
nt.- not guilty. Si vcrul prominent
.. .r.e pi'isons 'Were in court to
'!-stifv fo; Mrs. Barnes, but they
idiu not tind It necessary to ap-
uea:. s.i .-.tiong was the evidence
the defendant was innoncent
u- the charges which had be..»n
I lac d .ig'iinsl her
Intel-viewed by a JOURNAU
u, enibt'i paper of the North
(. ai.ilina Newspaper Network)
lepiesentativc in her home at 616
' Nt ' th 7tii street. Mrs. Barnes, who
h'gliiy le.specied and wlu* has
... rki'd in the Wise residence for
, loi the past 26 v.-ars, said that she
tx aided the bus at 11th and Or-
. iig« slieet.- T.ne bus had left E^t
Wilmington and was to make cuo-
'..(tiiiiu. with the Nurthside bus
.i: the corner of Front and Grace
' ';-vU. According tt) Mrs. Barnes,
- • .-fh-cted her connections with
-leeond bus. but that tht bus
.: .ver leiused to accept the trans-
fe;. This situation developed, she
' i. after the bus was half way
t*i- hlwk un Front street, be-
t'--. •: Giac.- and Wa'nut slreelj,
at.-' after s.he had gone to a seat
I in tne rear of the v hide.
.\!:s Barne.s said ^ht• told the
• that the tran-sf.-i had been I
i-n her hv th.- driver of t)ie firrt I
('KtiilUtNI
HOSPITAL GtiS
I RAISE FOR
CLOGO BANK
\A»'i:UVIl.l.i:. 111. (AN!')—The worst i-rasli iii tl-
histoi y III’ tile iMuciigit, Hurlii)irt')ii ami (iutiicy rati load loo'v
place near Iko'e hi.sl TiiuiMlay wlieii the line'-, silver I'treai;^
liner, Expo'silitiii Fiver. teU*.sc'i,)eti (he rear car »>( its -Atl-
vaiice Fiver, klllitig more than r.o persons iiicluilinK ihre.'
Negroes, anil iiijui'iiig approMmately I'm, nine ot whom
Mere Nepiio'S. incluiliii|.' the Iti'lierol D.ii'otliv I'oneya'i
'!'! I K\p-iMt'-ii Fl\»-i. •p.'iliio', it
' WD.MlNCTiiN r ..
' i li • k ..I
!• '. '■ I'ji Ki';; . -‘ik.-: ‘-'i;. •
F.i- :• .‘.a.'- .’lot unti: are: i
t-a
l l r-hip
F-.,-'. : K B>. --
S«-iiali- \olt-' I'mill
To Vliml I j. I KPt;
WASHINGTON lANPI —
Th* Mnat* comniittM last
weak voted to give FEPC a
final allotment of S27.600 fo
wind up all business by June
1. Despite administration
backing and the efforts of li
berals throughout the nation,
a Southern Democrat, a reac
tionary Republican dominated
congress allowed a quiet dem
ise to Ihc first democratic
measure of its kind to reach
the senate.
., . ..1»- ut nun 4- Itiaii a niih •l••’'
I.. utuW 'vi into tin- ^lulil.d A'l
'...111. Fivi I .it Ntipi-iillv >!jt.4iii
I'H Kxpi'Mtlull Fl,v«i upped 111
tin .'\iivaiu-4 I •xae'-.'
“0 .-M-vuri'is .itt. I tile lattei it,^.n
; . II made aii unscht 4lu.»-il si. ;.
W W Blaiin. engiina; "v
4.. 11k KxpiiMthin win. made »> '-
1.. . liiti;i attunpUs to .stop the
fain, and miiuculously escap-d
di-ath, .-aul: "Wt- wei) going t
! '..i f. iio- I, ■
I) Itu. !•:. ..'.1
.NEW Y(»hK The A"eii.,.i.
, - Ti. I -t iW Uoideu
e WtiiiW day sr-
: lecied .Mr» iniru, (Tu-i:ra Clemenl
t f..,.;i-vi!U'. Ky granddaugther c.’
'l.i\4- -lid nnithri of th«' pu-si«i*'fit
. . -f All. iita Um . i>il>. a« ll'V An • t.
.; II ni th* i ul IW6
- (Tenwnl. 71, is lh4 first Ne
aru ever elcclril and the itiulUer ut
s«\eii and at the lin.e th*- word
reuitieii L.Ui>vilU- by telepliui •
III. - wua elected wan apoakii'g
lull u ladiu piugruni. Hei jbjec*
" tin- (aiiiil>.
Her childirii include Dr Kufuii
K Cien,. e.i, pieMdetit of AH.m'i
L'liivt-rsity, a pri.fivsor of p'lysic#.
.. prof. f English .iiid ..i: An...
?li;.|)l,.in. and - - .• f -mer ii.iiiur-
tl pie.-id i>i of tin- Wuiiuiii'-s SH n'
-f ,ne African .Methodi-i EpisC p.tl
Zi.ii. L’tiuivh She •„ nominated
b> -\ti- Ruth W Wonell »f Nev
Y ik 4Xecutiv. .. V .f tt
LTnItd Council uf Churcii Wun- i
.Jt- D.ivid De .Siil.i P»»>1. cha .
• -it ttie .M 'I'-t; vun.mi'-* - —id
m c'lnmenting on th,- -t-lev'
ll, -eleiting Mr^ f - • '
•. . . . .1, muihei uf lUrWI, the colii-
:ec gni'lc:; not unlj
the i;ipal piio4inal n'li'ilties >.!
t'lennnt .■« .i nothei of ctuldr*-
-.vho are devuleoly -ivmg the.
.' uiitr> and their iHupb.
....'ti.er in (ter husbatidN ii.ini»tr,('
in Kls lifetime. a> a • u c i .t I and
■ 'immunity worker In her own rig);'
but It give* rev-gnt'i n -iIm' -"i (
{M>> tribute to tile jrcat .-pint f
again indicted on a sunilar
rharg* following th* d*ath oi
a IS-yoar old color*d girl in
Froomtn's hospital March 29.
Madical authoritl** said the
girt di*d of conmlications of
t.n incompWia abortion p*r-
form*d Doc. 21.
Th* girL polic* charg*. was
th* toeond pationt of Grant's
lu hav* died following on illog-
al operation. An indictment
was rsturnad in January fol
lowing ths death of a 23-year-
old colored woman after an
abortion on Jan. 27.
ul chaige- id mvuluntaiv .''viv.-
lude placed agam»t !Vti‘ and M.'
H-aIe Bre-ach o( Index P O.. King
Gt-orge Cuunlv. Viiginia. by Miss
,Gtlly Juktiwm. 1111 9th Street.
N'-rthwest. Washington, U. C.
AcLorduig ru affidavits aubmit-
auffc rue uua iiau jeiv Cioat
Wilmington and was to make cuo-
luctiuns with the Nurthside bus
ut the corner uf Frunt and Grace
stieets. According to Mrs. Barnes,
silt effected her connections with •
the second bus, but, thgt tha I
drivA- itifused to accept the tiMis-
fer. This situatiun developed, she
1.1 i»». aoc.ut 23 Front street, be-
Itwv-en Glare and Walnut streets.
I a seal
NAACP NATION’L YOUTh
WEEK TO BE OBSERVED
NEW YORK Members of
...v.ivi']’ Youth aluup^ III thf .Ni *'
V 'k .ircii 'xill IuiiikIi liner ubae.’-
\.i»uiii uf Vuutii Wwk Humiuy, April
U’Kth with .1 'iieetina ai Mrtrupul:-
tall B.ipk't Ctiunh Juhu> BLiir
..i.il .i.l - iiulKtfd iu'
. ti-1 ^ i. inli'i II, ifu- C'uluiiiLi .
T. ' MUI will .ihd:.,, IJ».-
tl-piilt-u
>4 ar* »»ld, iida spent most of hn j after she hud gone to e
i.li with tlu' Bioacha m a con-j m the rear of the vehicle.
Jil.on of involuntary servitude, ' Mr* Barnes said she told the
sin- was nol pi rmitn-d to go loiJrivre thal tho Iranslvr had breil
--ciiuo. or c.huich to have fi'iend-'. • j-ivt-n her bv the driver of the first
Ul piavmat.a, nor to visit anyont.ibui, to which the sectmd driver
ll.-r .ipmii- ul activity was con- upljed that it was no good. Mra.
(iiid to th. Hiuach^ lurtn. and R-ines asked the driver if she was
ti.ot whiio sh,' slolo »way ,,,p„„sibe| f„, th,- first drit«r
t.) Visit a m-ighboi. Mrs. Bruavi {.iving her an improper transfer,
f.mnd out abut, ;• .md im.-au n- Ti.r driver demanded a second
td to beat hfi if-die 4'Vvr U-lt I'u *he said. Mrs. Barnes re-
piinii.->tA .i*,,im 1 lu' atfaiavit- g ' fused to pay the second time, "nte
un to di.'C.’ •4. thi- Miruitl stoiy yriver. she said, did not ask her
• how M,.'> J Iit.nson -was l>ealun t., get off the bus. In.stead. he call-
V. i1!i a iiur.M '.vlup abused and
mi.-tn at.si by mv Biuuciis, an i
l.uW .-.tl. iiiJih to sleep 111 ii
itii:uiU'-4. 'u a -'k fioin niuinn,'
('i->ititiuei uii buck p.ivei
'I the officer, who allegt-dly pull-
ll her from the bus and handcuff-
d h«T. avxording tti her story
•Mis Barms told the JOURNAL
rnniinued no buck page)
Wilmington Girl Held for
Murder of Ex-GI Husband
■iJiT tepubiic h.i -trugKl*d tlu
:i ..i.y pii.iaes "( ii.iliuii.ii dtvcluu-
meiu to achtevi* the fieeduii;, equ.il-
■f - li ned ».ii t.;iik
South Gets First Negro
States* Attorney In Ky.
COMMITTEE ON
TENN. RIOT
MAPS ATTACK
NORFOLK. Va. — Mn.
Laura Manuel CoUins. who
was arraigned for prelimki-
ary hearing in Police Court
rriday morning, April 26. ia
out on 62.000 bond. She ia re
ported »o hav* returned to her
former home In Wilmington,
N. C. with her father.
LO( I.^VII.I.K (ANI*)—Chai'le.s \S. Aii(ler.s(.ii. .Ir..
luiil-kiitu att.iriiev and tiietidtur of tlie Kentucky ii*KikIa-
lure, tins W4'«'k added aiiodier laurel to hi.s (iistinifuiahed
lueiiid uheii was swurn iiit(» uffiee a.s a.''.si.'*tanl eoniinoii-
u«-alili jittnriiey for the duth .ludicial disirlet of Kentucky
Hie first Negro in the .stniHi o re«-ei\e .-hijch an a|)|)«»intniL*nt.
The six-y«-ar app intment, an-
up’' ■') 'I. f-',! '
Al
f.-'
Kiiuwn ihad m tlit .'.itik ai>
H V. Bi ./.I. Dana-1 N Hari ard
t’laileh c';..iinberlain. ail uj CIii
' An iiicinnpiete list ul pe
-1' iilii iie«t oil back pagei
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Yu;k .M-.timg -it I'..
N.-\.\t.'P lialioiial tiff:- o
Wi ii’l»-ll Wi.kli M'-’iiuiia! Bii!. '
.r, N, .'. Y'.rk. th. /Vli-
I- i.f tin- N.iliuna;
I fur Ju.’-tie. :n T* i.;. -• -
. . . 1 it p!..- - fur .1 n.itiui..1.
.1 'a.Miig and punlicit.x dir.
fuitiinltlt e •-•.•u-' fulfil, d • ’
I ami cuunJ-fiu'-- Ihf .citiv
■ gi'.up a!! over i(i«
' . . have bt un a'uu.'ie.l u.
t.rniriNi. unden-.ucratu ::
1 ' i.ciun.-. in the - u; i;.:l Culu
! - 'riot' .,! F« hr' "y 25th wmc 'i
•Ulted ;n the 4-.ni;p!i‘. wieek
uf Ha Negro a' tu-n .f (’ •
lie 'tua. Tenn-h • lynch nuib
'■> p4>,i4i ti'utalitv .in.i iiiui.!)
■t N'i-gi'u victims, and iiul'rlin nt
"f 21 Nt gju. 4 un ll uiii,.- ti-up
tiiii;;;- *nempt»-4t iiiuiilii
auittl nil Ixu-k p.iv!ei
(.lii('a'.:o KKPl! Olfkrs
To l)\ Muv I
Chicago (ANP) — Local F.
C. P. C. offices arc uheduled
tc officially close their doors
by May 1. according to a re
port here last week. Shut
down of the fair employment
practice commission's offices
here, under th* supervision of
Elmer Henderson, is in keep
ing with th* expiration of tha
agency in June,
Congress defeated an at-
temt to pass federal PEPC
iegislaifon and, influenced by
a reactionary southern bloc,
declined to grant sufficient
tmergency funds for the ope
ration of President Roose
velt's fair employment prac
tice commission.
M •uiict'd un April 9 by Frank .M.
hepkf. lovntlv uUvUtt Rvpubli-
V If! vuniiiiunvvvalth's atturnej',
>. ii'K-d 'With a S-i.Otlb annual sal-
and inai'k.-v tlic first liim? j
hian nani- d to a cum-
purablc jub m Kvntucky.
An'Ji'ison. u native of Louis-
Viat. was sworn into uffict- at 10
. m. bv Judge Loraini- Mix. pn-
.-.luing lu.igL of the Louisville
Ci.minal vourt. in impressive cei-
■ I'.uiiiu.N whieh attracted persons
fiom Ih'uughout the entire stale
t*- .se4- the first move toward in
ti grutiun of the Negro into the
Itr.al di-pailment of thi- city,
euuntv and slat*' government
!'i re.
Ropki. in nani.ng Anderson to
I- .-itaff. stall'd that he did su ti.
iieugnitnm of his legal abiliiv
..nd m uidui t4> give iieognition
ed cm piigc eight)
NORFOLK. Va.-Mrs. Uura
' Collins, 26. was plact'd in Jail on
a charge of murder growing out
of the fatal shouting of her ex-
;GI husirund, Samuel Collins. 34,
, III the bedroom of their home. 418
Brt wer xtreet. about three o’clock
Thursday morning. Detective
Leon Nuwitzky, coroner’s inveati-
,gvtor. after viewing the bedroom
svid that evidence showed that
[Coliinti staggered 15 feet to die in
I a welter of blood from a w.>und
inflicted b.v a .32 calibre pistol
allegv'dly fired by his attractive
y« ung wife.
Questioned by newspapermen,
at police headquarters, Mrs. Col
lin.'- wailed "I didn't mean to do
it. It was an accident.” Accord
ing ot her story, the killing came
as tht climax to a quarrel which
alarti-d between herself and hus
band up>n her return from mak
ing the rounds of several night
clubs The argument began whil"
thiv lav in bt^. she said, growing
ifito a fierce struggle over a gun
ui.ich she had procured from a
rearby trunk. .Mrs. Collins told
rt porters that during the stru|Uttg
sitt heard the report of a putoi
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