PAGE SIX
WILSON
NAACP Urges End To
Racial Restrictions
In Immigration Quotas
WASHINGTON T'-'.e •i - • .ion
of imvuiatranU from Briliih
West Indies and jthe.- Firthd :s ■
i; iands to the fjnits.i States ;ti ■
roll-quota basis •>. ..s urged
week by Leslie Perry of he V.'asi' -
ingtor. Brueau ,t the Natiur.ul As
sociation for the Vi- ::: '
Colored people in te-titninv us
fare the Senate it-be .'mrrdtt-.e vu
immigration
Mr. Perry's ra>tur. :ay mu
semen at hearings n- *H. R. 153. -
bill which seeks to :p r .-r e
sent racially discriminatory pro
visions of existing immigratiaa laws
by providing that the privilege :f
becoming a naturalized citizen oi
the United States shall not be de
nied or abridged becau.se n race
or sex."
Calling it a source of regret that
this “otherwise salutary measure'’
contains a provision, ‘which ser
iously reduces '.migration from the
British West Indies and other ton
American Caribbean islands." Mr
Perry pointed cut. that under pro.
pcs. d changes imnugruti -n from
British coionk-r in this ire.a would
be reduced to K'j persons per year
for each of En laud’s ‘tine island
possessions. This would permit en
try of 900 persons pet year, as op
posed to the 2.358 West Indians who
entered the country during the
year 1947-48 under the present, law,.
Declaring that the West Indian
immigrant has shown great “Indus
try. thrift, intelligence, and un.
flagging loyalty to iemoeraiie
ideals. Mr. perry asserted that a
reduction of quotas it this time
would be a major loss to bolt
West Indians and Americans “We
urge,” the NAACP spokesman de
clar.d. “that all such colonies arid
dependencies fin -d in the West
eon Hemisphere be accorded the
same non-quota status i- is pre
sently enjoyed 'ey the Latin Amer
lean republics
JUSTICE MUR D HY
WAS FRIEND TO
MINORITIES
Associate Justice Prink M trphy
of the Uai'etl istate— Suprem • cour*
during his lifetime. was ■; stuuneh
supporter of liberalism and a 1'
fender of minorities’ rights.
Many Negroes were shocked
Ms sudden de.nh h re Jolt 19 .•. ■
fruit Negro*.- li ;>ar r ie'al:n* r--m C
her his un.Bsu.tl2y fair roiulu' r fr . a
the bench of the epeciaeniar
trial.
Despite the hostility towards X
ftr-H-s in those -hivs. i handled Hi ’
case so well that lie stained thou
sands of Mends in the t..i->>• • I
race. In this Mai Clarence 10-r.
wor lieiVgded Dr. i'-a *j; ,g ■.*. -
when ho lVmp.hr. for hi-- Via
seat lust the 'tack of sotee -vr-; ••
hoodlums Mio- !->ri;iu>- *f> .irive ' i a
out f'.f Ihe '■ "* < ** -. . -i>':
> i'l ■ : D‘l i hTl*t i)l Vi>! : I /.
WlilN* w ? t'»* •*• r- *w»v-»‘ *
r-.if. -l S- . ... ~ ..!.
d.-n-.-r- t .....
Rated tin* Co Kb.x Klin f- i* -eiH
n i-.n-t r -y -tm-n- - d»v
ffesnwQ i; ,i; c
Inn !-k! v-ar r.=n-- t ! *o m. lr » v
Convict ~.*, r.f * V Yo»-t-- N--
£r *-.*■< C.- hi--.. ...
f rr*c.* th‘> r ******r h-»*i * A p-a?}.
I-rr sh- r*>('r v :»* - r “Tv,- .1
-.Tty*-,- ■> f f ,-j j-vt • t ift j t Os ,*
<\ f ; -nf
ir--*> r> rt ' r r _' n
orr-'Hf* : * r* * n-t •-.*?»<: '*
*
Mnn>b . ,w-m. irtftoioied *o the
:• :rt. hv President Prau.kH.t;
’. • et is 194!;. Mil this 0 ! 'l
ti.s has • insist or tty sided wit.fi th?
liberal whether on the ma
; irlty si ie >r -a the minority. 1
During his career ->f public ser
vice :.e served -ir mayor >f De
troit governor h Michigan, gov
ernor general ts the Philippin-
Islands, a vt iDorney general -*f the
United 3' vtes
Tttr >gh ’he years he was known
e. a friend of organized labor. Too.
As go‘-grm.r -of Michigan he gained
'.lijor's support it the expense >'
itl-- Toss -s* file eoming el-ei tion
' when he refused to t -all .Mir the
eriora.' guar i t. halt > slid >wn
■ strike.
Jit.-; ■ • Murphy -.nav-r mnrri -I.
He .> survived by his sister Mrs. :
Margaret, Teahan a.»I brother, i
(leorge Mnrphv
EX-CITY EDITOR
Luther ’Vf-bb. 29. ' ornier eirv
tditoi- >f the Detroit Tribune,
pleaded nor. guilty when arraigned
last v.-.'k before Re-irder’s Judge
0 Z. l b -iu m assault gad bat
tcry warrant.
Webti was charged with striking
Tribune publisher Ulysses Boykin
about the face July ll following I
an argument between the two uteri
over the former s Sate pay check. . ;
. Accord mg ;■> -reports Webb v.m-.
, 1 dism;s=ed from the staff if "lie
. paper t few days prior r o ti 1
attack on his former boss.
Boykin failed to i-;> -,r ■ti Ft•*-
••'order’s court lasi Monday. In a
. statement that evening hi .said. !
. don't hive anything to -ay nhom
the matter -if this time."
W,-bb was released >n personal
I bond until next week.
ENIS OF A REGIME
i■ 1 •:. tii'iT t-yrriiilf f*itc lm i
• ':ym t’.' f/;e Tiarffoot boy
hi.t feet.
Th is e ! ft ichvh ,ft it tern ,: 'f
i.ft :)er.devcf •tin! to ,f
' li an-ii an btys trtij don’t ! >*
to .time* was iif.vwct i hist
I res!.- >J tfrr X fit !<.■•: at .US'; -w
--/'M t'/nvipodists.
Tfrf h It I'll;' . toot I 1.1-T Os:
a,j. that if parent\ > ■■■nit
s/- fir p-ra.r. , torn to he h nltl </,
...hst “mat, - ittrr f !i it
thru' f hilih fh'.i feet rife h.ith 't
(failn an-t th rt the vail* tire ■' >t -*
err-1 t d<,s.”
\ WIED TRUSTEE
VT LINCOLN L
L-iicolu University. Pa.
O'ldg'ass Bitck. t. S. Senator -ms’ 1
of Delaware, has !>e
i nee -a .mbor of he Board of I
"• : a.- -s - f Lincoln. Universi: •
ixi. :: wa.-- ur.ttounted : >da> by Dr.
}J M u;u iFond. President. ->f
j in-.- 00. In a.-mitig ill • b"ard. Mr
i'.t'rk - I rue l-.i-’i ? : h u t Do •
; -- or. to N.-gro higher
. Inc.- • in .-an >- made Mr.ough -ts
vvci:.’:• >t. with Lincoln, because of
ail •;■ star-ding record -.hrougbonr
i ii.i 1 ' ' history" of r .h. :!iSti
tut ion "
V- '. k whose '.or’- IS ill W:i
’tilngion. ■>. ,s Chief Ei- ' n -er of th
D.-Urn-- S' Highway D-.-p.u4-
merit >r Ft is el-.-ction is Oovei
•lor ti. is p-esidrat >i the Ivi"- ■
,h: . Triis-' Uonipatty- of '■Vilmitn
ion ia-d a ns-- tuber -C the Wilnsiag
roji f* >": ry Club.
Flxceptiocal man and exceptfonai j
, women aiuvuM avoid ixy at.S.umnt i
at. ocrmaneni companionship to
SeUtqc.
EOUGATION Os
NEGROES IN MISS
CAUSING FURORE
: - • iu. e . . if N -.t: ocs l '-fi
tc sl;.t'i .-!■ using such * ;•>r -
Of-, k.v yielding D Wright m
-> »ut v ' l ist, -v that i speci)!
og-ssi in >f Ate Idgis'i xture woul-i v
-1 sometime it: August >r 9-
; trm.he" a- to thraslt out -in
cat;o.tiai . r.- • i.'i Nine million i-u
1 J ■-■ !'! ie omr.'-d • I • •* .h >
; bill.
oin-'r 'is.:; January more than 21
•r- ,n . comprising i comini-'uv ■?
trieti from various walks of inf-dl - '
itiiil eudeg-vor a re chosen from
gr-mp of several hundred ;n■
throughout the -rate ro giv ■> ,
sidera don to the* )eluted s’a'ly >f
N‘--gr.i educ-ition.
-SALARY PJ-AN
yr * *ll Mlhcomnut* yf
i t - body has an:iounc>.-d that it is
ready to r port a program which
calls for equalix itlon of Negr-.
lea .'-her.-: »irii white teacher' un
•der i 'saUii-y .schedule” plan.
The so omi phase of the pi. -a
will-- stimulate t buildtng program
which promises eventuaily to inau
gurgle -m era d-stined to ultimate
Iv bring about, the equalization of
F acliot'-l facilities ui keeping wii'.i
those provided 3 whites,
j Tlie salary • - bile plan would
render obsolete »• -mtitpiati-i pa'
system >t teach. • -.-hich com
under the jurisdiction of county »r
! district school hoards.
The salary sched ••• v 1 1J be Im
j r-d on training, experi m--- i t-i > -
’ sific-ulon of teacher-' under -in
iminotion. IT is hinted *hr th
COUllti -S will have beer • i,e he'
ilen of providing the cost for Ur*
schools through the is-u.-ni. ■ o'
; Itonds. A state building i :tul - M
lie reuuired ro guarantee t.i.c rtrin
oal aid interest on the .n i;
FIRST FIELB
WORKER SENT TO
AFRICA FOR YM
David N. Howell, associa'..- ex,--
• -utive i.-f th. Southern Are coun
cil of YMCA's was recently as-'igti
ed with the International (.' mimit
tee if the YMCA - the iir-i ticld
i'-•-■ > ker to te -era * • Africi.'s w. -i
coast. Ho Weil will leave the <': > un
try for I.iocriu . a or aoou* Sc
.-e.mber lj to take over his duties
Purp- sa >f the a-sigtim<-; it, lie
cork ,-f which is strictly yrtvi
ing. is r., develop indigeu > *.- l>- ui
; -itFp • , carry or Y wo k tnrau -
•ut t.ibei a. Headiiuartc:, * the
project will or Uxrc.ed at M : c
Howieduc.iicd in Detro t, is a
fr iduat.e ot Cri- ■■. - V, , :1 1 ame Goi
iege and the University i Chica
g . ini has dene addtt: nai wmk
it Denver L'nivcrsuy. He etueced
Y ' <k !A years ago md has serv
d in various capacities in an ts it
Detroit. Chicago. Dallas, Denver
i fi Knoxville He came t-> the
caurar! 1 .-tuff fiv-.- years ago He f ;
nr.siried and in, two ehildr.M.
VISITS WIFE IN
HOSPITAL DIES
IN AUTO CRASH
POl.f.Oi ■; SVII.LL Lute- H
-vere held this week f**r
Lid: Diliahunt. ”, ! k of pollock*,
-die who -.is fatally injot-r-i
’Veilnes'-.iay morning in an au
tiitnobile rrash iiifile returning
from Niw tt-.rn where he had
been viutoig his wife aa . is
• raitc-.tt it G«od .Shepherd
iluspiial.
A xeterifi a: *V*»rli| Wir ■!,
Mr. Dillahunt served ». eri*.
;»r than four years and
was me •>! ’.be first wlrckd
f *-■> enter >-br Army from |m*,
County.
His wife, Mrs, Xinisy f*itta
aunt, .ind ttk'ne "Uuidr-iia iur
fin: him.
CAROUM-iA.N Saturd ky, July 20, 1.049
ROBESON LIKES
i RUSSIA BECAUSE
■ITS AIM IS PEACE
P-. i: ?■> ):>; r: J. *s ? . )
i i ! i i m n * *’ >g • •
a r:: : j i T i:i —igaivllSSs Ot •
. UST3. [rtf i-i 3 i.v :u. p,,0-:
: W iahi - gkj.::
In his stasetneni j
;s. "... Kobe son so: J-
Mo:.- ma v -*:. s -a: n -
and very close -■> aiy '.t -tt. .
I: was there tha; 1 ■ *ai , zn
burn l n di,g.ni ty Fo- ire First
time.”
'and StaFir.grad. h- : - re - *i
' '.'! i,c >->. ,in j Si ai, j < >
ronvince .1 rue of Hit* t 0... ... >'l£
• r.''-••-') • i.s iistinci. fr ;:ti r ' - 'tills
: .-ot. ■ ■ v t a•„■'..i<>ri *ri •- - if JO
for '.: ■ r:n!fij.".j f j->:tu!i oa
■ I !!>:.: *v >ri i
”A-iotiicr choi •.-: ns;-.- - ; linre i
; noti _-t*,i in the* s :*.. •: .>;.m ..ii* kie
: conscco;., ■la ss )f f.in-itr .iigu r . : / r
hist'ii c mis.-, n m uig d vsuuc.; - i^j
i<f Fascism, tnvir latstaading lie -
the MUI i j■:cj •; 'll - on;Y
ilgruaj :n their s»t' ;.:i*
ieachus son to loam: soviec
On the racial angle Kanes on
.* nif tusited the an *.« j; :>e
w.n teaching his s)n a . * -t
Kussia (js said.
"I want again to -rnphasize
that only here, in -,he soviet
1 nion did 1 led mat 1 was a
real man with a capita! M.
And ttis teelmg is con nee tel
precisely- with .Moscow where
I learned the jov and happiness
of racial and national quality.
1 have also ar.enUy striven
to iml uc in aiy sen a iovg for
th.- Soviet I'm on, im o. r :>n ' -
nif Trent nation “
*■’ h' mg -L ■a it. . w ... .. ■ ...
j. bl,i>j ,s ; .'| ch ik. ~11 h■ ~
I;■ gfL v .-ars cia hr- s.i i . i. .. ,
- *: 'ltUrkil i; i; .- 1 ' . i v:),ir j
MO • k-ne t. ’ M ,r )- ' j 'ik * , , >*.. I
: giaoti ,tg mrs ■
3 • - "''.l :! *>,- u -ii .- :
f!v if ■> • )f Uu' 3.>r.;r-t; f;■ - e'.,,.
■ Lira! R. ; I’r n. . ; , ;t , <; . ...
' Hi. . ,- i A,id , cam
! '-i c.-igbr-it! )U- in fd i‘i ;.1
*^ : '” ,lv rsur/ )t the rmih i Al.x-'
• under Pushkin. On leaving ...ujO
""! T'U ' taimro ’■') Ail:- . . f ; J; 1 ]
Hie victory jf Hie .= i >*• .-.g md!
; -treugttiering farces i >-.•• •. , v -
, 1 li.'i Tying ■ay v.dih -* , : ): n '
Mascow new ideas mj new on-:
ings An 1 I vv ai.-t is iv > yog m !
parting:::
"* li'a y - have been, ! . a ■.,
: and alv. i.y.s wilt be a tno-t i >\ >: md |
■; si near.-: L : i ;f ti.:-- 3-. i Uman.”!
: i’c ; Uu: H I fur rim
j culture he .‘xplained his tight cor |
‘equal ;- ’ : - fur ill iTCc-n uv suvi.'g I
;“A rag a".-', can>i-ut. sbnl i-c.-.:
s-.rugq • : • :•
T ' •of trier ■ • fu -i - ... -j ;
■ uupvil if; -n ) N >rth , . .
i farms fr >.-ti ! Id.) to MT S .-. i, am -
This • tar the p: -> t- iuf irjn •
.hi )!:■* ,!! : ‘.s yr.i vious t ■■; j .u
: s’tgif a its. y tnd . ith-.-y k -id'
• u -■:•: tua g - rox )
\. , r • j , I-. , , . ... >:. , . .
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