WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1948
HST SINCERITY
QUESTIONED BY
REP, AIDE
Callin/; al tent ion lo the fact
that President Truman voted for
Ihe poll tax along with the no
torious block of Southern Sena
tors in 19411 and describing him
as "the proud -at of an unre
constructed rebel, Val .1- Wash
ington, ass i s au t Republican
ciunpaifin manager, stated that
Republican speakers of the col
ored rave are challenging Mr.
Truman’s sinceritr on civil rights.
"They are charging that his
present, clamor on the issue is
nothing mote than a ‘cheap po
litical trick, calculated to capture
the vote of the colored elector
ate.” Mr. Washington declared.
He said intelligent and clem
thinking speakers arc o tainting to
i.o glowing record of Governor
Dewey as a true indication of
his attitude toward minority
voters
"Colored people are enjoying
more freedom and liberty in New
York and California,the states of
Dewey and Warren, than any
where in America,” the Re-pub
* heart assistant manager stated
He added:
“With withering sarcasm and
scorching irony, the Republican
speakers are indicating that col
ored people are treated as se
cond-class citizens m Mr. Tru
man’s home State of Missouri,
and that. Kentucky, the stamping
ground of 'Dear Aibcn Barclay
is but a slight improvement over
Mississippi”
Speakers are charging, he said,
that. “Neither Mr. Truman nor
Senator Barclay have been able
to liberalize their own states,
that nothing in the records of the
Democratic candidates s h o w
where they have made effort to
r secure civil rights for the col
ored citizens of Missouri or Ken
tucky as well as any other states-
Communists Mme
Cor Quashing ol
Red Indictments
NEW YORK i ANT: - f-mva
man Benjamin .1 Dave, -cud the i!
other members of the naii > a! com
mute Os the Communis* party
.<i last' wefek that the h-iurro,--- b
against them be rir-wu f<- i,
following re con-.
5 No Sega! evidence was »••-'. >n*
cd to the indie! itig grar.d jury.
2. The indictment? we: < return
ed ay a result of bias and pre.iu
n dice.
3. The grand jtsr.v w !legal);,
impaneled: disc'd. 4 * again*;!
Negroes arid \vnrk>
The .motion U> tr-'.i.s the ;-
ments was argued '• r- f’ed'.t -t
, Judge Murray Mu:: c * -ers
representing Ida'.- Williams Z
Foster and Mm other accused Com
munists argued also ti-as *tmu ;
ty did net udvoi.-.to om , thi->wi:-u
the government by force
Judge HulbeU's ruling on t'rw
rrotion is exi cried to b* u:u -
ed Friday -T fht vet l
; L«arn to g yf.rflC
j recognize '
; WWS/
If you delect any of the following symptoms,
*ee your doctor at once. If may not mean
cancer, but if it should, remember that most
cases can be cured if treated in time.
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| Any sore that doe? not heal
$< psrtisularly about the
tongue, mouth or 1• p 1 Yin no'
pats it off as “nothing n*. all." Go
to the doctor.
2 A painless lump or thicken
» ing, especially in the breast,
s»p, or tongue. Don’t wait "to srr
what happens." Go to tiic rfocYor.
3 Irregular bleeding or dis
» charge from any natural
body opening. Do net wait for
pain. Go to the doctor.
1 Progressive change in the
■ft color ot size of « wait, tnoie
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CHICKS i IONISER THAN A Sty
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EMPIRE STATE / A/ _
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DOBY SPARKLES
FOB CLEVELAND
IN WORLD SERIES
Cleveland (A-NP) Rookie
World Series player, Larry Doby,
S has been given an excellent ac
i count >;.-f himself. and his fans and
; fr.-;!->'A <.-;>> iv isniuible cause f
! pride. The fleet centerficlder of
I the Cleveland Indians playing bus
[second season with the team
i but. Irn. first world series mm
: petition. cammed fan; 'nits oui of
;H times at hri*. or an average
iof :>;>4 for the first three gain: a.
In the first game played at
■ n Wt-drt- univ he displayed
■top form and less strain than most
. ?< .i';TUi'.al l s Up four times,
he had one hit. The Indians 10. *
: to the Braves. 1-0,
Moby lit-'rallv .tartH the bC ;
rolling in the second game by
gel.nr.-.:, twr hits m tour trios t - *
: the plate, scoring the second run
j. :!v Iprit'ins. His double in the
second inninu wrs tin ' ! ~' : t
I base tilt made 'ey any player in
the sci ics this year
; He was also the first ->i lh
j Trbe get two h.'s in a series
came He struck mi! on his last
! two irv s,
Kr.dav's game .-w 1 ‘* ; i ;
. ■ ■■■ , ili r *ill” in em-det
iir1 1 1 Tr, addition he flouted -nr
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baj
■1 :,. f -: f - J'lrf-d
ot birthmark Do not try salves
or ointment», Go to th" .foe-tor,
C Persistent indigerfion. Do
tint, wait tot loss of. weight.
Go tv tha doctor,
6 Persist ant hoarseness, unex
• plained cough, or difficulty in
swallowing Do not assume that
it is due to smoking or some
othei form of irritation which
will clear up. Go to the doctor.
7 Any change in normal bowel
» habits. Don’t attempt to di
agnose. yourself. Go to the doc lot.
i spoils writers ever i.o cover a |
j series was in attendendance at
' Cleveland for the third gum-, in j
i eluding two writers front Pana
j i ri.
SOU VEER I REES
NEGRO YOUTHS TO
ENTER NEWS GAME
CHICAGO (ANPi Pf.-i-uin:; lo
the ievi easing em; loyn'.ent of No
aon the editorial staff? I
white newspapers as well a- '.he
improved quality .- f Neg-o news
■ paas a whole veteran journa!-
:>t George S. Sehuyier writing u,
.Vni ::i!;cr N• grn lies, -: ut' .e
--tcresied .voun; Negroes t; . ! in
on The ground flour of 'his more
fertile than ever field.
"After all.” Mr. Schuvler says.
',- ii:-.; - white or c.-loied. are out.
-o increase ales and if the wor-c
e.f a•••.-porter oi feature -vn*ev wid
increase sales, they will buy it
and ace more willing 1.0 give him a
.tr <dy mb ”
Gh-ing an account of his own ap
premiccshsp and progress in )<>ur
ealtrm in this article, mint he.- . f
Negro 1/igCsts "F'uture ct Ncrra
Y-ut! Series ,\J Schuyler de
1 Clares:
'There i- no doubt that anpren
t'ccship around a newspaper plant
in editored office is ‘he be-.* | •
parati«v. of all, ,n:i after leaving
; school the y-’iniT mar or woman
eager lo enter the field -hould .'i 1 -
ter ,-up job -nbtainahlc: in a news
: nap* r plant'
■ tomracnt a-g on increased op
; per.unui-x m *>-,(• field the veteran
>
'Negro nubii.-.ber arc bringing
out belter paper.- with, the re»ii!t
i that the Negro iourpalisf must be
able to measure up t,.i the best
there i- in the field, white or col
, orfd Tins automatically opens up
’ both fields to him.
Moreover." he adds" the experi
ence and cos \ tn.- gah cd in journal
’ v.m off-r many nev opr:-:tui*i*=c
And iiewipapr r. or only p-ai i
'o' journalism Other outlet?• in
I elude public reiaiion--, radio, free
lanci magazine w: b/ . hi •! ghc.->t
! writing all offer!?-g bright future*
: f :.ir interested, alert, eager yonn
■ Negro"
Commercial hatcheries to the
Stat- produced 1,530,000 chicks
duriflg August.
MISS, TRECK TRASH
TAKES TWO LINES
JACK SON. Misx. i,-\NP>
John Hinton. 22. and l.innic
Ooteon, 42, who were rithns in
a truck on the highway north
! of Jack-on, Sunday, were killed
ticn s truck driven bv Charlie
Hanna, JO, a white youth of
t.rr. •nvit’l’.. Miss.. ian into
them. The'- were putting a :np
on the truck ivhen hit,
Damn arrested and who was
charged with reckless driving,
to!,* policy that an oncoming car
forced him into the truck and
that lie was unable to stop.
Hinton was killed instantly and
j Uctson died after being taken
to a local hospital.
9 7hj Tbucjiibeui
By But Paulson
cftl V l -'-' - . -il < |
“.no much chaff Mowin' about in
flation (liar wc all overlook the real
cau<i“ ... lack of goods. We jus)
hETen’i been pitrhin*bard enough I”
Firing Os Du Bo is ;!
Draws Protests
Os Key Leaders ,
NEW YORK The i ’cu! dis- 1
charge A Or. W K B Oußois b.v ' i
Ibe rlhr !•-’:. ot the National Ass- •
ciation for ’!-•• Advj.ict-menl of.«
Coloi. d People c in r imflei' heavy I
fire in ; i statement re!eared l),v!l
more ih.i.u K>o prorninen! loaders ,n •
cultural and ciJi-'.-Htional fields
Signers of the statement which i
said that "we must voire our voice;-,
■'•gain) tin act •■( shameful injus- :
lice end mdrfcnrible suppression.”
included.
Dr K. Fraf'kiin Fi’.izicr, head of
Iho Sociology Department. Howard.
University; Dr Joseph Johnson, i
Dean, Howard University Medical
- : d. Dr. Horace M/ion Bond
president of Lincoln University.
| Lincoln, Pa.; Dr. Leslie Pinckney s
Hill, president of Cheney Tcachus !
, College. Cheyney, Pa
Ak-'o Dr. Jjorer.zo Turner, English
Department Roosevelt College, Chi- !
' 'P'*- HI Di Charlotte Hawk ms:
Brown, president of Palmer Memo !
1 ’«! Institute, Sedalta, N. C ; Ur. |
i Alain Locke professor of philo
; Pb.V • Howard Univer- Jy; L,oujs
|Adamic, writer: Professor F. O
| Matfiiie-sen. Harvard University,
j Shirley Graham author and N. Y
i State Secretary of the Arts, Sc ience
1 and Professions Council
| Dubois' discharge from his lost.
; of research director was charactcr
: ized in the statement as “not only
an injustice to an 80-year old who-
MAYOR GREETS
BARNEY EWELL,
OLYMPIC HERO
LANCASTER, P ---ANP> - Ma
. Uale Cat• -y led the group -.f
weh •m- :■■■ tir Olympie;. star
• Barney hw« t! for his achicvemcnl
,the PMfi .-antes at L-mdoo, m
. ceremonies at Lancaster i , s t wt- s
Ewcll was pra'-ed by many ci
! vie Jctifjnr.s ?it a dinner in his hon
or - ven by the Negro Busings- and
Pro!- i- ma! s lul at the CVi s a;.-
• Alftu-kv f.'i'U'imuttify center Other .
1 h thi dinner included Judge .met
Mr- Herbert V Milh.ii and Di
Charles Crampt-n. state heaitn
I department aide, who served a
mastei as reremui!,. >, -ad man'
of! '*• r>
in tiie Olympics K.*cil placed
second ;u photo fini.-lie- u, Harn
rori Dillard in the 100 meters dasn
; and to M< ) Pall-u in Inc 200 meici
da-h. He iva- also .i member of tse
•winning U. S meters relays team.
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'rights of an oppressed people put
[an act which strike.- at the heart '
iif fre-dom Itself 11, gisvely com
' promises the fundamental prinei-
Iplcs of human right?.”
1 Car) Murphy, president of the
Afro-American Nevvapap'.rs ami i
j member of the NAACPV national
board, was -nc of the first, tn pro
test. He declared he did "r- : an
u.auv.. i>f the premplorv dismissal
lot Dr Dußois” and was making a
| protest to Ibe NAA (’ P n—.aid nf
; Directors.
The a ! -'' of Dtißc-i;- l» vote - f
i the NAACP direetors- eanv follow
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i, rri .: -.ip.p.er:) ch,scribed ;is “a do j I
finite foreign policy that vouM I i
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