vVEKK RNDTNfO SATURDAY. PEG. 11, 1948
OMEGA MEET
WILL CHART NEW
COILS FOR 1949
Columbus, Ohio The Omega
Psi Phi Fraternity 35th Annual
Grand Conclave, meeting here
beginning December 27, will plot
trw goals for its 1949 National
.Social Action Program and is ex
pected to take a strong stand on
the issues of Civil Bights, and
Federal housing for low income
families.
During the past year 195 active
chapters of the fraternity, located
in 38 States and Canada. hav«
worked on the Nat’! Social Ac
tion program in It > .--everal
spheres, including: .Health and
1 lousing; .Employment and Social
Security: Education and Culutr
;.l Relations; L.r.v and I.rgssintir.n
'end the l'raternit'. s ann aa 1
Achievement Week Celebration.
Approximately si x hundred
delegate,', and visitors from tho-v
chapters will bung rep. . a on
mac*’.' dui ing 1948 and
plan an even lrforv extensive pr-j
--gram.
Dr. Harry T. Penn, the Grand
Basileu.-; in a pre-conclave state
ment said ''We expect tiros to tie
one of the mast important meet
ings over held in the history of
the fraternity. The ye at 1948 has
proved that fratt rnitier must tak<
a new rote in facing the chal
lenging of a now day. ’
The conclave lor tne tnvt dr- >'
will leaturo meetings of the Su
preme Council, important policy
making committees and a special
round-table discussion of under
graduate member.- of the Iv.v- •
Cater that afternoon the na-j
ional officers will present their
annual reports. The- initial meet
ing is scheduled fer the Ca; mu-bus
Gallery' of Fine Art..
The conclave is being enter
♦teined by the lota Pm ami _
tota chapters located in Colum
bus. DoonarG 1. Ifollun-u is se ,
Grand Marshall.
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man and Venice Spraggs (hero is
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! THIS WEEK'S
|o r <: h i i) i
!
j The Reverend J, A. Valentine
Pastor
j Last week marked the end oi j
/an epoch in the history of St. ;
| Joseph's AME Church. Durham, j
; N'. C. The Rev. J. A. Valentine ;
| who has graced the pulpit then- 1
| for 13 years, the longest period!
any minister has remained in a j
I Method c-t charge in this district'
| lias gone to Asheville. N. 0
i Dr, Valentine was born in '
! Hampton. Vu,. educated at Miller
i coliege and Lincoln University ;
• and holds AB. STB and DD do ;
• greets. During Iris 13-year pas- j
! 1 orate of St. Joseph the Diamond ,
'Jubilee was celebrated an I ad j
! the nationally known clergymen
land prelates of note were- present
During his pastorate ho bubt
Ithc dinette in the basement and
i laid the foundation for the An-
j rurx. and left approximately slß.*
• 000 ir. the treasury aside from a ,
! weekly balance oi 55000.C0 ana
jail of the debts of the church
1 are paid.
1 Dr. Valentine in a .student of
I homiletics or sermon uuiL.i.ng.
jand his Sunday morning sermons
I drew crowds from all walks '>'• :
• iife. Many . Indents from N. C. C.
ias well as visitors from all <te
| nominations came to listen to Un
i inspired messages ot Dm ■ alt n
tine.
The Sunday School Convent; >n ,
! wi:l miss the illuminating, lllu.s-;
i trative and interesting . lectures j
I delivered by Dr. Valentine-. •
Durham’s loss is Asm-vile-- •
One of the must pleased per- ;
sons in Washington about the;,
hue-ard-crv 1o make Cm. Hen ; ■
■ Beniamin Dams Jr., a n / ! ;/;
is Joy Albright. VA aide. A-- - ' ■
ps \ year, the big fel ow t wt is
chief-of-staff of the air force , ,
that Negroes would demand tun ;<
Ar t: watch the air lorer; vy a ;
are ream,’ going ij - i -,
integral .nn order!
Su the Omegas nonored 2> - -
Ni.nn as an >sit; landing P*y- .
man. Ch'-uldn’t have happened
a nicer guy! _ :<
Tot ail number of fariv- Wl,; "’' ! y
in Britain has increased b> ;
in the past 12 month?.
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.DUE’S NEGROES!
SEEN SWINGING
VOTES TO DEMOS'
By CARTER JEWELL
Atlanta (AND) While white
j Democrats in the south are turn-:
j ing Republican unde, the force j
j of President Truman’s civil right*-;
Ipi cram for Noames. another de
! velopmcnt is b< iftg accelerated in
the . j.' fi<-. iti- d s ection. It L the
jrhi-iU, of Negro voters toward the j
! Democratic.' party.
Southern Negroes have for pome
time been turning Democrats.;
! T'ht average Negro voter below ; ,
the she- n and lex- : line
' longer ieete obligated to support ’
the tarty of Abraham Lincoln
; despite the- party's Piston cal ; ak
in the emancipation movement.;'
('oiiditionx hav< changed and .
pm lies have greatly changed.
Two forces have brought about j
! the change Ui allegiance of soutu- 1
ei'n Negroes to the GOP. One was
the \ .dories of the NAACP in
fighting against lily-white Demo- ■.
: crati-r primaries m the south end ,
file other was the liberal devel- ! <
• oprnent in tr.e Democratic party i
The greatest progress in the lib
eral development in the Dc-maeru
, f»; party was during the admini- :
-si ration of President Roosevelt.
Importance Seen
.Bui. Negro voters iu;d or gun to .
: sense th« importance ot voting ' ;
the Democratic ticket some- years
before Mr. Roosevelt became
: T.vsiriee'., N«::::.> vote:': in Dixie ;
i over two decades ago began to ,-
Mtalire- the importance of local
| unci state election.; and began w ,
; put 11. vaiuo on their pari:- :'
Motion in there home elections in \ l
: ront. art to the nx-onsitruct i u cut
| turn of voting only during tito •
j i lection years for president.
Negro voters in South Carolina. ,
' Cvi.Tgixi. Virginia, North Cuioitna ; :
j and a lew other - iiUhern state-• j;
I ar<* currently as -devoted to sup- j.
;. .. ' -1 tv. f-X ", r . )\, ; " ;M ,
jo matter cf expediency as their j -
; lore-TV.hers were to the Republ;-
;can party for ,rx,pedicncy. Rouse-it
. It. end f; urn an have greatly at - '
ievierated tne trend toward sol ' .
! Democratic voting cf southern : ;
i Negro voters. r
It. Virginia Negro Democrats ■ r
are- busily organizing to consoli
jdar:;,their gains and to win eth
< -■, next, year and erpeciuJiy when -
tant locfd, state and nati :i- ■
a; <i. etion art- V:eici A nV,I a: f
urugrain ;r iievc a'inng in Georgia .
. no Sooth. Carolina. Leader, ore ;
. xpeiuing tne rncia inent fu:a,-
grtater Neva; poi U'-ipal: m in p ••
litiex and civic af’a.us in the south . s
to pr- ad to ad TV .VoUt aMI
states b<a r v; ti'w next ya.: o n- ,
Hal i. lection
Conservatives Bitter .
Nleanvonih . ; mservative elc- : !
! ments uvnvmg tlv .southem white
I Demaerab; tux so ui-vappointa-d ;
I taxrase the ranks, of the fh-vun
i 11 'tans in t.lu- .-oufh' .Ti xiaie-. v th ; •
, the Democrat? to fail m brie -.vnii ; '
M-Outhern tradition.- o-n tlie ra<->-i
! issue* and help, thus, to defeat! £
: eivd rign-ts lor Negroes.
M at toil hi a;;- riailit ■, :v ■ |
a two-party syH’"m in the south, 'I
out tor,!; the N w D-aai and lie j
err a r:.;.. nr program to sotind The I
death knell of the one-parlv ruv'lj
:: Dixie. But the ?. uth .. :N- I
political-!;- and (Dermev Since!
the GOP ts kl:;v.'. : ler Ni'",r,
support, rt will narciiv to.iov. a
course arveptable tu !;u,- sort! i.
Liberalism in the saitih is de
veloping- nut according v> pr< v tv
lines. The people arc ehanyin :
and the people make up the; vot
t rs. Negrv,. - are jvinnye tne rrnv. ;.
of v tees and hev wiii op').< • :
1 candidates not favorable to then' ■
: interests. Their fight, however, is !
j not a lone rare fiehi Tliev vid
t of so
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M, , a e i, lei t-i. ■ " : , 'he 'y
, hear crop.
World eoMoi! production Vviil -r
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THE STRAIGHT WHISKEYS IN THIS fKOOIJO
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BUSINESSMEN
DENY SUCCESS
OF Nr FEPSLAW
NEW YORK < ANP)- -It is the
; belief among numerour business.
oxocutivcs here in the cil.v that
! the' Nov York stale FKPC lav. •
1 heralded ab nt three years ago asj
a model lav.- in achieving “bolane-;
• cmp)i« mem.'’ actually falls far
short of L.eir..; the success its art
vo<-;:U*s claimed it voukl be
As an executive oi ;• large pub
lishing firm put it. the general
opinion i
“FF.PC is being circumvented
thmughout tne s.Uiti of New York.
The pi-incipie:'-. <>f 'ah ploy under
In American system are hr,set! on
fact that Me rM-vemmoi'd has
un .ie right io dictan cmpt> • -
neri !o hiau.-'-'.<-meiit than t-« fou.v
.i worker to take n job he does not
,v: iit And Ann-r oan employer. .
just not m :ii(- t- hire itiyone they ;
don't want."
He p' inted out thru, personnel
cfficials, charged with the hiring.
and firing of -.tenograuhic help in U
Iv.s firm, iiave auf been told to!
evade er eir< ymveri FEPC. bath
raiiier io eraplrv the hurt help Py
be found when there is a vacancy. • ‘
"Thru- have hern many Negro
mil who have an Died for ) •
sirijoyraphers oi typists" f,e:;
-aid Wiien no inquired ' why mu/
Negv'tcs had never oecn ernployde
;a- rnswer e-inHi that "none oi
shem had ever been ..-tale to pass ’
■ ost.s give: i .: i ii'iiic.-aT! :• *..i' -ten;.,-:
;‘T.t.v emptovrmM.i.
One personnel official was .juot- : 1
r;d as saypiji, "Trn ju. c T ■an y,,a-;n .
to hip: anyone unless I feel she ■
will no! only do an efficient job. j.
but w ill also main- a kind, el .a
':j.'p<?rirnnCf• ;v. i.U brn u v*rC''.jH to |
this office/’
Tin conienxus: of opinion anion
the Manh-jU n rxcc.tive ;x feat
cnfiuvr-mer.i of the- FEPC avr :
irupossible. ’ f'i't* ebtel u; jeclier:
ir that Hie stale comi»i'iss.kni : ends
agent-s Ercund periodically to in !
VM-.iiy .fc- vepors of violations, i
"ni t diese agents find i* hur<i to
rove such violations and the- only
harm done is that some of our
■ mi:unties arc required to spend a
he lime with these bureaucm’s
the; they could devote to then ■
rfa'iißir duties-, thus contributing to
more efficiency in. the office."
The President's i: -s for'
civil rights were viewed as being;
m:m,-;;,i vote bail in tak;r, :
1 O bulk Ot ;|a. unnorhy /... 'a;: V- -e I
fI Henry A. VVaibu--, Tin- HTC
be in yed to i;e hpe prohinition
<mi thei experimeu! ih.n na? f,nl
. kiCCOl'dliil: ; Io lhe C\> '( lit i y t*.
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NEGRO BEATEN,
FOUR FLA, CO?S
ARE INDICTED
West Palm R< ach, Fla. (ANP:— c
Th>- lent m,] : ,y* : r : have m- 'i
' dieted four white police uffieiiil.
here, on a charge of alleged mis- [
. bva-tment ol Aft on Fowlin', a N -
.pro. held in jail for b: taking and \
i ntcring a FI : i;I.. cart coast bov /
i cot. The local cviminal court *
; iudg,. 'll cr. tort atn a hearing on •
in motion filed by Fowler’s oti.vr
: ncy, asking that J;..- d*. fendanf 1
: !)e dismissed. : s
Fowler's attorney also protest
ed agfiinrf ti ■ re-itmucri ielav in
bringing tiu: ease to trial. The
:state hr.d accused Fowle.. of a',- -
■ temptin.g to bring a .state r
j outside Florida t-> prevent hie i t
tesifying.
Tite judge ;m: xid : i ".en ’ • *
HrßuniPnLs in ,thcr cosf t:i -.> w ooh .
has p;vimiu-<! u, frt-i- the accused
, ]K?t p! .x:urv ateertCP of thr* wit.-- ;
ness, it XV ii; ;i;".’?C;o':;ed.
Nc rt i j Cni< ■ i 1 n a 1 ; 11 ybv ui y*od ,
corn crop \ln„ y «dir ir tones nr ■
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iljll ( lament fi:- vein s~U\ ytHi -'-s.
ii t a-ti-.'M :i: da* rv-.a n tj the hrad aril
hai;gs naiuraliy J-mt! me i>a- . Yuv
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DEPT. NEW YORK 17. N. Y.
SEN. CAPPER GIVEN
TOLERANCE WARM i
W»• ■: h i!ig l■. y(A NP ) ■ Just be- t
fore St n. Arthur Capper closes j
Pis oi-tiice here aider 2b years as ;•
: enator i com Kansas, the Council; •
Against Intolerance presented l
'.hr with the original painting < I
it.: 1948 Seal of Tolerance, Tin .
presentation took place at his of •
iii-e on Friday afternoon. Doc. 8. •
Senator Capper, who has been
i 1 .t-chairrna:\ of the council since
'940. is being honored in recog
nition of h ; s Jotil cry ice to Ihe
cause of. detn-ocratk- rights in
America.
Among - the members f tr».
council present at the ceremony
we re Dr Mary McLeod Bethunt. '
.John Bropby, director <>: In.du
tr : c.l Cnom Con nods . f the CIO;
Ccngrcpswot!am Helot) Gahayan
Doijgia- of California. Sen. Thro
time F. Greene of Rhode Island:
William (lhe:>n, p'. ident of b,
AFL: Coni;;'eSS!'nan George F
CKttlanri of California: Sen. f.<ov•
t:eft S:*!lonsf.:>Tl of Massachu
setts: Father Maurice to Sheeny j
•i tht C.ill: lie Ulfh rr:v <a’j
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eliainnan of ih Cuum-ii Against
Tnto:e:anco. made the pmsc-nM
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B1 st Congress Will Debate On
Asiatic Citizenship Bill
'fVasldfVMt.-m (ANFt C ms.pro - :
wfli consider oru of tin.: least
j,u"t‘licix.eci issue:, in President!
Truman's civil rights program at I
its next session
This proposal to be prose-.-1.
by Rep. Walter H. Judd R 1
Minn.) will call Or the naturali.'. :
dion of all persons in the i ;. :< 1
fates rcgrwdlegs. Under ttu.. : >i-J ;
*>o,ooo Orientals. rn,,-tiv .] pari- - .
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