Nc R A PTKTQ TO HHI FI PIHHTIFTH QFQQfOM
• 113 1.3 1 U 1 IV-IJuL/ JCjIVjI i i li:,* ill uLuDiUI 4
Ark. Cancels Wallace Speech
MIXED SEATING
ARRANGEMENTS
STIRS OAISE
Li ft If* Rn.;k (ANP) Th- A;
Irtnsas Committee of the 'South
op Conference Human welfare
bts cancelled the scheduled ao
rt.arance of Hcnn A. Wafluee •>
the municipal auditorium Acre o'"
Nev. 15 because of the refusal >
th audito tum com mist. n ‘ •
permit attendance on a non-set;
related basis. The demand fhi ■ *
there bo no seeregatio > cam-,
from Wallace himself.
Will Speak In Memphis
The former vice preside rr wiit
sneak instmd in Memnni; ■ 4 th
Mr son Holiness temple on th*.
come date, under the spor>snrshin
cf the SCTiW. accordinp. to a"
ar nouncement by the Rev S. V
Freeman, president of the com
mittee for Arkansas. Negro ts
throughout this section are plan
ring to make the trip to Mernpht*
to hear the noted speaker much
;n the dismay of ma n v local
whites.
Wallace 1 has made it (non-see:
legated audience) a condition fen
ril his appearances in the south "
p> plained Rev. Freeman, “and his
*i quest has been granted in sue'-
cities as Atlanta. Raleigh an d
New Orleans. In view of the fee*
F'ct Little Rock has had a good
nrttny mixed audiences on specia’
occasions in the past, we did no'
h el that the reauest would cans -
an-- particular emibarrassmert.
Auditorium Board Frowns
We fel* that the imp nance
of Wallace’s speech, which veil*
‘he fj rs t he makes after retun.
r C on tinned on back psjgc'i
uirWftff
ALBINO CHILD
LOUISBUHG - Mrs Lottie Bru
tie el Tnglesidf will keep the eigh*
month-old albino baby' which sh
ifEtofticially adopted two nr nth..?
ago. County Welfare Superintenner! •'
7 T MHebine • rC2vrfed tv ft
Thursday.
The case first came to the alien
tlbrt of the welfare department
when Mrs Battle appeared in town
recently with the fait -dtinned cop
per.-headed baby boy and whir
*nd Negroes of this Milage com
munity began stretching their eyes.
Investiagtibji revealed that tin
child was born to a married Negro
couple on a Franklin County fa.r<
early this year, the family had
been broken up because f the col
or of the child, and so far no suc
cess has been achieved in reconcu
ing the couple, both of whom *‘bsv<
norma! c luring."
The infant was Uft with th«
maternal grandmothei -ho set '
for Mrs Battle who he roared sev
en r l her own hlidfcn atm h„
been fostei moth*-, for six others
Mrs B:-tt)c hvep a,.--,- i? five .. ties
north of here where she operate
t small farm and dm- domesti.
u ork for white fanv’ies rtcaroy
Sh- wants to keep ’he -»apt. tut
v-pifq.-p official.- have warned th*
•the i? taking a heavy .esponsibilif
• irir; Negro Mbit! general'!’, 'or
toms Mind due to lack of piem
’3*ion in the eyes, and that ;n the
c?se the welfare department ■-* -ul-J
ha w. ♦ place th- rlrild ir. sm in
etifutein for th' blind
EDISON'S jß7'! INVENTION
Tlv- carbon filarn n< incandss. en
bmp way p •-•feefep by Thomas E.i
sen in 1R79
Eastern AME’s Give $5,000
To N. C. Old Folks Home
Jersey Woman Doctor
Dies Before Practicing
NEWARK. N. 3. i>r, Vi.
vian In** DotigJiu.. after * life
time of mrrlfters for herself
her parents. (Hod in the
hospital if mewing itis here last
week, witk»at ever being able
ti* practice the profession she
u erkerf so hard to reach.
She pored five» medical books
in her spare time while ihe
worked at. receptionist for f»i
Hutchins F. Inge and studied »i
Newark liniversit; at night,
while her father, a shipyard
worker and truck driver, shov
eled snow hi the winter and did
other odd j'slv*. in spare time to
b*>!p finance her education.
Stricken with spina! menin
gitis last spring just before she
took her final examinations at
Meiutrry Mediw'i College.
Her bines® prevented: her
from becoming the first w- nan
doci r at Lincoln Hospital a(
Dm bum. M. where she was
to have served Her ipterngtftigi.
f t||||| k jlfcSi £
VOU MF XXVI k NO, Hi RALEKJH. NORTH CAROLINA V\ . ilk FIX DLN< -MM iiDAV, Oifok k :k>, ]:H . PRICE 7e
TO i»F SPEAK Elt
Hr. Fred I . Brownlee. secretary
< i th< ymrrican Missionary Ss
soeiaii' n Oivt-inn of the linmi-
Mission Board of the ( ongrega
tonal amt t bristSan < 'hitrches will
deliver the Convocation srrnv n
in Fisk Memorial Chapel. Nov .*.
ending the Inaugural Ceremonies
of Dr. diaries S. Johnson as the
sixth president <"f Fisk University
"The Religions Function of a
University'' is jo be the theme of
his address. A former president
of LeVJnyne College. Memphis.
Tennessee., Or Br ivniw is trus
tee of several institutions includ
ing Fisk,, .
Powell May Run Again
For Reelection; Mayor Not
r m
In Favor Os Minister
NEW YORK ' ANPs Polj.icss
observers here agreed unanimous
ly last week that Rpp A Cia/t
Powell would of >1 ■ Hiidifiate in siii.
ceed himself in the • 1 fti-’-n <y-.k
yo a i.
Reason N . i lcu.-yling so ni
Oern cratic Irader, was Re Rev
; Powell's sudd«n interes* n )h r> v>
istx'at! n campaign which
wit!, nrarly 78,090 Nerves becom
ing eligible to v«t* C<.i»zrc.<-rt'M
• Powell. iti a weil-tiiv.d man roc .
sent, out p st cards tr 35.000 Her
icmite.y on the last day of t.h r
istrati'' n campaign.
“As yot.tr repvesfiuo* : vc in eon
; g.'ess." he wrote, H >nt y a -
: be a registered rot' r and to write
me i ic’.j.si and
: lion for me • ■ tak' on government
■)! affajvt in wifirh v•: n in 1 ’ .
'od Today is yot.tr ixts *ha nee. T;
i you don't -egfster nw \ n
'1)1;. ran re ! vote m \ m her -in '
next year but vo : v.'i 1 ! m ' J a
ti b an active vac: in the 2r. i
session. 80th r. ttgre: a. v/hieh r
’••nc ; J anuary. 1948.'
Politician- immed a'eU se,/.,
Bsltitrv.)! • t'ANP) A tori. ; <
a'' throe st util action, mid-yea ••
..terem-es at Atlunhf City
• i’biladclph/' and 'Bolliny e was
completed last week by B; - hop--
!K. I. Wright. Ji. S. L. Greene
;at ri George W. Baber. Thi b ; j
.“bops preside over the New Cork
; New England. New Jersay Phila
! drlphia. Delawerc and Baltimore
| (' inferences
The theme of the meetinv*. war.
I the planning of a workable social
( action program whereby alt or
; ganizations of the AME church
i along the Atlantic seaboard migh
work together more effectively t .
; v Ivina snm ■ of the problems that j
j fsec the ecdored citizens <.f those |
: areas.
Large audiences greeter* ou*
[standing authorities in the ,>elds
I if labor, education politic:.. s
Huai problems and church stew
; «~dship. The conferences agreec,
\ uranimously tot work to: ‘he teas
I sage of the anti-lynch bill FEW' j
1! ill, federal education bill and ;
M r anti.no!-tax bil at the next
.session of congres Min- ovm V ,
hodv pledged itse'f to take \
j forthright St; id and bs, of j
• resources .n oopos»r y Aon ’icon ;
; racism.
•Merc thar, $57,000 was rmr rten j
• t'C.f. AV ' ’ f>n b ’ pS.gr>''
CITIZENS GROUP
ENTERTAIN NEW
STUDENTS HERE
RALEIGH The Raleigh Cui
sens Committee ••nvi mined ih<
ntweomers :■) thi city hiclurun.:
new students and :• arbors it -S'
Aiiersimc s(A • iegc •. i .Sha\\ - ...
verstiy. in rcctv.r.u-n at i..
Bli-odworth Street /MCA
Fridav night
The C remit :'■<■ had 'he un -ye
d.isttnelipn of wetcmv.ing Dr. Hat
e-lcl Trigg, pr- ine.v. ~f Si, Aag
iistirio’s (T wlio IS ;>* [jiiii.i.,; l
h;. ; - ftrsf. !i*nr. r?s pi -. : of Ai*
i local institution.
Am ng 'tiers nl were <>.'
Robert P Daniel o: St ~w ttoiv.,
i sity. the local school principals, the
principal and faculty ' the Wash
ington high school ‘he princi
; pal of the Slot; S-. -it sot the
Flind and ))..*af the j.,u-. ;-* i.--
.tits men. physi la > .wl nurse
' .-e city.
Greetings were cxiendr-l by \V
> Grene. >x<.-cutivo srcrcury
the North C»roi.tin {'ivch-TS A.so
irtion and response xas made ly
the Rev i.iovi L Aodcr-on.
lv r.pp 'inter: bhapiau) ■ { SI Angus
or., College.
Th. entertainment eomrniite*.
t i'-s eompesed of ti-.o f dloving. :
j son- Misses Jeanette Ht<-, . r.
1 Gontintiod m p.-co*
upon th;it to --prove' ‘that "A* at
>s JflO octHv in. health end Us quit
anyi- us ‘to hold on in his sIdHOO
ar jib."
If he does n i ran, i-.te if P.,v\
oil , a.ssrx'isp.'x said, he intende-..
cold veto power over he man who
wins the supp 1 1 if 1 enriirsan.y hal l
■ : i- tvt.ll known amu..g the club
a use leaders that Major Willi*.:.,
1 - O Dwyer would like: very muc.
Rev Powel Ito retire from
• C
Thai, the AMP intonn ,:u saic
•: t'.rnef hine thf etChAi t ssmar. v. i I
'eride for himself.
%€.n. VI. (.lark Hp-flupps
/v{. % ood s Sci:. :;t
Rar) Era nr !..co ffvTsPA) Gen
"k] Mark ■ mrk. Sixth Army
• mmandcr, has reduced the
ram: i.-iucht'-: 3onte:uv- ot .♦hiva.i
l.emas Woods, Jr., of Dei: oi'
! om three veers to eighteeeti
■ rd h s
I
< Hil\ f oman ,'
al l ied To An \ttorno>
a Only Negro Judge
» J i. ”
Los Angeles (ANP) - Gali-
only Negro woman
attorney. Miss Martha Tyfa- j
lone Williams, became the
bride of another atfJrrey.
Bernard Jefferson, in a ‘'’•ief
ceremony performed in the
home of Edwm L. Jefferson,
the only Negro judge in the
stale and the groom's eldest
brother.
Judge Jefferson, in trying
the marital knot, also united
the large individual practice
of each attorney. The couple
plans to combine operations
under the name of "Jefferson
and Jefferson."
The new Mrs. Jefferson a
brilliant yovng lawyer with
offices in the dcwntvwn busi
ness section, is pre-mint ni in
social circles. This is her third
marriage, and is the second
for Aliy. J»ifer?cm. Be.ause
of flwdr large practices the
couple Will riot go on a hors
oymfcon.
M,\
. -.-ijpr- ...... '•
jiSSST ' > . .
Mmw* .. .4
1 V' fit is
Miss S Ami 1. ■ - ; iianniiifi
F”b-..'i- -f; y rw . r j v.rs- •
vine. V*.. has bren chosen by
her schoolmates at North Caro
lina A and T. * roi; kc to serve ,
Carver 3 Cent Stamps 7o
Go On Sale By January 5
CARVER . UFA"!' ST \M r> :.
Washing!;,.; AX:"' ./•■:
f! n-t St'UTip !SS .v’ll j-; '>.->n ■ it.'
< W.:'
bi ptacod »n in F ; i■ u<t
, Jc t r.. 5. ZD4B. a; Tusko«..-c im%:
. - Pustma -•"••> Gen rri R -h-. ,-t ;
! A rtnegnn.
Dr. Ca’ •'.'•■ r. l e renrwn.'r >■/-.
< -;tor and '-a-a-iVin. a- bo :. -
.. farm uea; Diammtd Gur,\ Mi
in 13154. wa hr ..-MiUe.-i un
he .eas . i ears ,Jd ! : -
his adr-' at: -h :r. ‘hr high. .
.'it Mi: K; ':
L S .:. ; ."'i;:.' A'.'-'- i -.'
St -tei in 1894 and sis \1 S
i.; 18,-tfi. }l ?'ve:i o'S si
Tnottie Baltic, elderly Ne.iir• of Frank!rn County. !« f»Tir*wn hold
• an 1 ght-menSfe-old albino Noyro chilci whom she unofficially
t adopted several weeks The county welfare ciepartittoht had
io let her keep the child until some final disposition is made. The
I woman hf:r> reared seven of her own children »pd othm : N. gro
? »f ' - '***»■# Up— " '*■ &M. 5»
as wo n (jueen during lleiEn'-tm
#’ing fwwisp frario- u'bb" T.
\ irginia State U (ircenshoro, \
. this week crifi.
I
,nir .n .- a '.'et t. iron
v. ■ ■ ieh h" us , r, >' - 40
...if.ii. D; :a; \e:' died ;e Tuskt
on . ,0. !94;<.
S ' iH I ’ » ■ '! • () •*- t*S is' 1 i\f .;' c i
: ; a'v CROC' I ]] .• Uo'ns i>f this- r. \v C-v'
: ramp • n <\‘ •-•f =■ i n o i ; n •- \cp
: HCr- ■■
; with i -.'•rniUn'H’C i'-v Ihe •,mr
DIXIE STATES
Si LIT ON 0, s. m
TO SCHOOLS
B /..'-'iHS ! ANP> Discws.wr
1 tr.v ‘-.'Oil{rov ui >. cj'ucsli ft o f ,
' :■! I d to : 31 • c..• bo «i 1 1. a re te 11
meeting hu'e of the uihom
: re::ftren.e !' rice Coufu:.’ 1 :
: i.o governments. nmi with :ud' .
: sttonr' bivryenct i oiiinievn .
) rleei-'inn ewiid oo noehe-d by by
wiTf ;i who! > tooo ‘ o take.
,b . : .-•;o • f the riisa ;rrer. •
bo!\>.oei! the so- .i.iey ios who r
-Vs'-re CVeR SOUthe e states, u.
r !>j' i i c;; y '. n‘i. •; a pohey
Ih. rehinoil is an outgrowth o'
senes of conferences held toy , e-;
c-i oors of s-. iitheni .-lades four e
I'ioc years ago. At that time. t.h.
i gubernatorial h<wis met to ;:_e
. what eould be dne stout tru
i ; .tlines do. ision and issues inv-'lv
:et; st parole school.- Finding the -
, sues a bit dfficvtPt to so'so the gov
ttr.ors fey mod the Council of S.atc
! ... a: i rni'i'ii.s which is -(imposed of ;
; Iwsei ifficials of member govern j
'■ melit . Frank Bane white, is the j
i xoeutiw director of the ccmnci
ATLANTA SOCIAL
WORK SCHOOL IS
NOW INTEGRATED
ATI .ANTA After 27 years -i
i-iii'cessfui opera toi'n under a sep
arate charter as an indeprndent if.
rtittilion. i.hr Atlanta Utaveoity,
a rbool of Social Work ■f • :i;ri, to
btlio as the Arlan!,. Sahooi of So ■
i ini Work- ii .September 22 1047.
~avc ip its charter and became
an anegraii par", if Atlanta Uni- ;
Siofc SopU-mbci i. WIH ;
’■' 1 !rot of So iai Work tuts- ;ni:- -
taiiied an •ffiisa'i > with A-knt:.
’. ifn'-ersity. Under the terms of thi.rl
.wmmtt. the Unverritj u. wanted -
' \ Master of S ■•! i Work dfefb'e.ai top
, n aid rites of the Scouol who ra - \
■j i ' i-i aii of ’he rcqin: -.-merits t°r th '
- ( rie-a - to- but the School load cnnUie
k ucd i opc-r-ite under its own ooard
o! . istes-s ann officers The n< w '
:vh/tionship murks the c nslimmo. .*
i • 'in -fa steadily inv re asi n r cctri :1a- I
of tiic work of the School and i
University iTi For • sic-r Wa-f
yr, ’,.roe: ■■ of ;a- Sch-'-b of
i:e w t'k f- -r the 'wri 20 years '
aid unde: whom in* School uar i
; wade mn-arknljic strides, and D. ; i
. Hufiir E. Clenicrn. President of th." 1 t
i : n;ver«it» both ox pro; .-ted piet-suri
tin !:.••• that tht ac' ion was 1
i mended in. the tiocrr's of - itu
• f the two institutions, and j
oii feei tfiat 'he new relationsnip ; 1
; :, i h: ftnutuaHy itcaeficinl. Dr '
,- ■ - in yen will t" irt’e as the Di- c
< ctoi 'it the Sdhtoi m.
foidiwued on ora:., paget
Dr* L. W. Upperman 1 ■ - ;s
| Police Registration Exams
!
j V.TI,MINT.TON In m tettc 1,0
| ;!■< edit r .-r ihr Jm.;rn .1. JDr. i \V
;• l : ppeni:an, ehairrni.i, ot the Civil
! '\fkiir- Committee of the Neg'iC
| > ’Uizens Council and outstanding
i 1 .id civic leader, j in-; stiroes will
i iht Journal and nthet agencies ii
. ihc offisrt to get Nektons registered
for the forthcoming fireman an.’
| p 1 icemen examination Dr. Upper
nap did n : sa\ so in h:s letter, oui
j his ctimmiftee has dr.'a- a vatunhi
i )• -co of vv rk in laying the ground
i .cork for the naming of Negroes
tin Wilminglin p-olir- force
The .Mima! eontaeUid Chief Hi
r, Haves of the Wiirrfihgten Po
| d’o Department, and he stated t.ha
j 'h ugh ho did not km w the exnc*
hrte i the exartriiiai ions, he oe
\ed they would he* held the Ills'
week ip November Some time igo.
j he a tided, the date oi November /
! w e set Whether this date has neen
i imaged <>i not. the chief could not
i 'lay He referred this newspaper to
j the Rev W. J. Step/H nson, a hie'vi
’ her t the Civil Service Commls
i sion. but he could net bn rer.ch v.i
! before press time.
■ Persons interested he
' are "d to sdftta<
nm\Y BRfDE
A»»v.
W* *** fw
<A‘
>
"N
--
It .Clf
Mi? \V Hedrick. McMiHian.
abln c. the former Annie Ma
M.uCrca whose marriage Lo'.k
place August ?K. She is a cousin
Mr and Mrs < ornctms S,
1,<411111,
i)r. F, i). Patterson
Named Io Freedom
Tram Tnislee Board
M.W YORK ■A\ T ■ -- Hr.
I-'red I> uglas Patterson, presi
dent of Tuskegce In.sLiluf'c. was
namitl us one ot Live new mem
bers so the hoard ot trustees
of tie American Heritage f«tm
rtaiiofs. sponsors s i the • Frcc
doiw Train." it was announced
here Last week by Winthrop ft
.Udrii h, board ehairntan.
The other new members are
Fdward Eagle Brown, president
oi the First National Bank. Cld
ea g . Henry H. Lure, presi
dent, Time and Life fne.. New
York: Edward 1.. R>ersoti. presi
dent, Inland Steel Company,
and Thomas K. Wilson., presi
dent. Wilson and Company, both
of C hicago.
Announcement Made ’s n -X
All. USO Clubs T • b.
Closed After Decernb
NEW YORK AH IT,SO r u.,.-
eofi other oper.-.iiorss- for Army inc
a.:\porsonnel that, have used
I ’SO lUTtdt- sVrl L’e.ire e‘ui: e ~e, .
c, the rent •! Frid.av. Docembe :
26.
The- a iii; .Liricenwr; r-ane -y
■ iUr die Ufiif) Boar-'i <vf DireetO:.
approved a oomp'lefc- plan for i,
tri:t;vi 1 ex: .rer:y veit.h a streamlined !
organization ! > net n.s the liquidui i
: ng trustee of TJSO.
So h« day aftei Ciiristmas w-iit |
mark fire end of operations tied -
wore-r February 4 !fr-l: with th-
U S. prcpt-redncS' fft'ogram ~iid (
fomvi In 1944 Will; a iuo --il
6,085 chubs find - iher opcaher.':. ;
AJloyethei mui-f- dial. 4.00e u.e,
were opened during tor- life of tie
!rgi«nir.ation being closed a.-: :h-.
vYe.r and Na-v;- Depar:.rents- ire
the scrc ii, -o, ■■ or women ' ; . ■ -
core set up to serve.
i:\TT\rn-.:r> Ail ovkk wori.u-
ISO perations exi.nded to .o'
f arts of the world, with clubs be
low rite equator and almost t- the
North Pole almost, everywhot>
except the European theator o'
.'■ur, but laSO-Carnp Sh ca -wo
‘.here as well as everywhere Ho
Sc Louis ('jiambcr Ot
i ommerce Raps Il'Pl,
St. U>uts (ANPr The
chamber of Commerce here
went on record last week in
j opposing a federal fair em
ployment law The body took
the position that employment
is a state concern and that
■ j legislation on a national scale
would result in unfavorable
agitation which would be de
trimental to the "proper
handling ‘ of the mo tier.
: During the last session of
I congress, il was pointed cut.
j IS bills were introduced in
| the house end one in the
i senate culling for a pe*,cfc
! nent FEPC.
|
; ihe Rev. Mr. Stephenson immeo
j in’Tv. His telephone number is
jg-bilfi.
j Dr. (Jpperin.:ii's complete le.i 1
II Hows
Oct her 20th. 1947
Mr T. (" Jervay
Editor. Wilmington J-IWynsl
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