PAGE SIX
iHARLOftEI
PRESSURE m
NE6R9JUDGE IN
N. Y, !$ IGNORED
New V !; iANP) - Four names
submitted. by Dt'i:>jreU;* leaders
for the net*. Federal judgeships in
this st rea do not include a Negro.
The names -n th- list caused a
temporary agreement between May.
or O’Dwyer and Viro Mareanroni-.i
political, rivals, both of whom to
tested -:.it the Provident that a Sc.
cto should he named.
The mayor felt that the selection
i • a Negro attorney for one of the
judgeships would counter the “tom;
<!i-»i>V’Ointmem'’ felt among meiti
i. rs of the race here because <.i
failure of the sl<*r Congress to pass
the civil rights program."
Marcantonio wired the Presi
deni :
' T strongly urge that you rejeu
any one of these roc o-iiißi cm! at ions
and , ppoint a meniber of the X*-
gro race." Failure to do so. Mar.
< :itonio said, would "perpetuate
the jin*, crow judiciary it; the
- --?: ,- rn District of New York
included in the list recon.menu
e >■ Democ-atic State organ.
...J w .' e j. nr F. X. ?»fcGohev.
V s. attoruev here, now present
-■ - ihe government's case against
»he> 11 Communists now on tria’.
1: ring r. Kaufman former Assis
■•ant I’. S. a-ttoruev and former n>
-i fan 1 attorney general. <3 regain
I Noonan, former, acting '■ > at
torney ore. and Sidney guaarrr.au. •
•deputy city comptroller and
forttei caii mar. of the Wake Stab
’iliz&tiou hoard f.-r :he New York
region.
This is the second tine* that the
•’ r.ir'v i<[ name a colored map 1
to t.h ■ important federal hesxcli. he- ,
Tyres, nted itself to President Trn.
in:-*.n In the first instance, the fail ;
uro of the presid* tit to name a col i
ors>d ludae was blamed or. the strife I
smai; th; Negroes themselves.
; ..iiv ps t- rly jockeying for pos’-
its •;£ in the judicial sweepstakes
with all h'dntr left at. tie post dis •
eran tied aml victim? again If a po
licies? - .;4 orvrre. Negro "■"> i
for th■ ■ party in. power.
Appoint p>» ids of these new itni
in conies a?ain in election year.
\ VfE BISHOP MAKES
Cm W LIBERIA
, i.i'v-ria I.tNPI ID
"hop Carey A. f'.ibh.v ;ti chi: ice ,*i ;
the Wes! African work of the A Air' I
church i- I'ueviitg vi-rorously in
: ov to reclaim mid push forward;
the work in’ that denomination in
West. Africa. Cine of the his first
ip-.v • hor. v. > to take over tit"
Enls -opal residence
alio property had been allowed to
: ■; :r;o litigation and through
finding or undei-standing be* weep •
churci 'Tieinitanes here and In tin
t > ihtiiicly v run v,y to have
1 or; iii,; u, ' i.e church.
Bishop and Mr? Gibbs went !•>
• • root of 1 in. Walter
former !.;;■? m:: consul in New
fork. v. ho was ;sm p' mg th? res;
4H nc- -,red i: and Bishop and
Mr>. G* havi moved in.
Then ha., > eon a crying nerd Uo
tr < ,csi ?• sr; -i; a ;- ’ -; 1 .
Rl-iy Vi;i ; ■ :lv field here Blsh. a
N»:hb> is jug just that. The re
sult is rich \ASk members who had
stray*--! itwiiy have been returning
te activtiy.
Th* chief difficulty in 'Mr'
work hi f.iheri;-, j- rha lack <••
fii-.ide. Prat •tic;; I! - no money is
availalil-* for bul’ditis or for ex
; iisioo o? dcnoniina.tior.al wort:
For veiir? th- otrly money ->f •on
:-l-;s<rr;ce which !'< . * l-.f l! T.! |- - Wi» k
here was financial support deeper.
ateiy.
For the s'-c;nd rU'Secutive year
dti third Tim in tir s pas. our
steer, Moniriai a Dodger af
filiate. .'.ill rtpresent the Interra
• . r. ; Leogtiy in til" Junior World
Series The Royals won the minor
1 igue clEsic in 1346 and 134. J.
SIISORJBE TODAY!!!
CONGRESSIONAL
FIGHT TERMED
“POKER DAME"
Washington «.\N'P» The :uu
lislniess' of Pi evident Truman's
ion tinned dentadns fur civil rights '
legislation refepo-nsibie for the]
gam-'*.like qualities which have ■
chiiraoteiuzed th? xlst Congress ion
al session. :
The civil right* legislation is the '
■joKcr' nade by the »-.lever reprereu
ini ves of the south in their am-;
neuvors to maintain the practices
•if ‘wh.ii.t- supremacy". They have
made many trade deals in their
effort to keep the host '‘hand.
In an attempt to keep the legis !
latum from reaching a vots. the ;
Southern leader? have been able to ;
defeet the cloture pmpsaJs which
would make it possible for the i>il!s
to reach the floor.
11l return for anti-cloture i'al.
lots. the .-ouih ha? ugly
agreed to support Repub!ica;i and
northern, and western Democrat? in
ail matters which do not afire? ]
southern inleres; s. Some leaders]
from ii’.e Kouf.h have been observe:!
to support leg -iation which would
iornierly have lx? n considered rad
;ca) l»v th‘'m A-.-filing it seems. ]
♦o 'keep the S .'Uth forth? South
Many major proposal? have nee:;
srvnii.-d byt bis sly game of the
■ ongressraen. It is difficult, if no!
impossible, to ferret out the
source, so much bargaining occurs
• the cozy chambers The game,',
which starred n th; senate, has]
hwt become popular in the house
as well.
tin- of 1 ftese trade agr*--menis is
pa.ri.iaily re-spousilde tor Ujc doiav
in acting on a revised displaced:
;• .. r (>•]? bill.
These southern sponsored deal* .
an* thought to have affected in]
some way the settling <>t such ques
lions as key appropriations, tax re
visions. farm legislation, coi firma
tion. and many ethers.
Jt.'s a -pokei game' wi ?i -..-ary
high table stakes.
DELTA SORORITY
GIVES $6,909 'M
SCHOLARSHIPS
Kansu.; «‘itv. K ms. VNPt The
National Snhnl-j ship b'Ktcfi of th.*
Delta Sigma Thetu -i.rority a; its !
i(Hiiim nii -:ting in Kan?-..' City ;
yrann-i! -;e?rr :u;.? . ’ ? ; k-? - in ;
.-• -h--!arsh"v av-for .?- whoa!
• ■?r i m’i.iwt
Vr>. <'ora A. 1 1< " Monrovia.
Liberia, i? tie* !*'•< ipici: of Delta'-;]
foreigp s. hoi;-.rship. Mr? Caseei! j
enter; d Tcaciiers ct.-ih-ge of . ; 1 ;in;
l.ia ' niversii," this week r.» study
in the field of ; h*ineni.ar f -duc.i .
!Km ;
Mrs. Hi '■—l'liony. ■ he? c
‘ivf in tne e.ribli? schie.iis m Chicj
go received a grant to pndy art
the Be .ux .Arts an! Dor
hound in Par l ?. Franc -.
Th* late Miss Tlaili- Q. Brown.
Wilherforci* Ui iversUy an ? mor
ary member of the so>'ori ! was
yivt’* a special grant .ow., i the
' rnhlicatior of her book. .? tin-*
Mant !e Pulls
Miss (loidie i::':—o; i. Co-, lun-'-i
li.. is comp'iioil;;: h r w • k oft ail
burg-as th- rocOo ox of the spa l
' -it the Fn;' ersitx
. uliette Deri rent 1 - ev-.itd. -s'.i''-
iiviiod by Tiii* ;rarity in Die school
of -oeiai work at P’ttsbnr?.
Others rec l iving scholarship?
r. ;-rr ■ Miss Einita Mildred f.ee o
Anson. To\.. io study i h.-:aistry in
th-* graduate schooi .if 1 • s'ou l ;u.
vers; r y.
Miss Rebecca Russeil Chicago,
to ntndv law it Howard -miver^ltv'.
Mr;? Wand.; Panpui.-r-Haris. Day.
ton. O. to r- outer North -v*p?; -rn
iuiivurstt.y School of Musi.- To com
rdetc work >n :>. jr un.lergr-.d'- iti
degree.
Miss 0-wendc. !v-p. f*-; V'-. Chic ..go
• o study English in nhi. wraduar.e
echoo-1 of Chicago university.
Mr, Winif:; d AVhir-. Ca.-v. In;■ ■
work sociology ?’ Moi-ru BSHB
i:> ( >!::piste work ->ti in ; amt ’
graduiPo degree in m< tic:;’, te: a
oology u.; Pur-.!u- university.
Miss Ida L itc Tuisa. tkia j
to complete her uiKh-cy radum' ? 1
work ir; soc’.'uo;;; u r M-irri? Brown
university.
Mi- ? Barbara 'hi <‘hi. -v.r >
to complete her under graduate !
work in accounting a’ D* Paul u:it
\ ersit v.
Miss Ruth M VYiDo: . : ■ mpl-
Tex., a rton-DeUa it; i>- _;.i 'itidcr
graduate, work at Samuel Houston
< otic i?
Miss Frieda Alice Parker. Irrlinu
appolis. Ino ~ tt> coniplet e ber work
in home economics at Purdue ur.i
versity
Gamma Pss. undergrade at > chap
■: er ,at Tougakui t tiUege ;:i Toug
loo Miss., won the chapt?- scho ;
larship award for reporting the,
highest scholastic chapter nverage. I
Miss Naomi R. Chero' K.ausa?
City. Kans. is chairman >! the ivi ,
tionai Scholarship board
11. S. DOCUMENTS
TO GO TO FRANCE
FOR EXHIBITION
Washington (ANT’i Amon-'
the six historw documents of;
Am* ri< an fr-Niim t : •• viewed ;u
i-lose band, by delegates rtitentiing
the current. GNFSt (> ntcetitig in
i‘,iri -, will be the Emancipation
Proclamation and the Pith Amend,
meat to the constitution, it
learned here last w<- V Th-- ;
maniiHcriprs. to? -he wiiii : ? .
•*f Rights. Dev tarn; ton oi Imi.-’.e-n (
deuce, an early draft of ir
ginia Bill of Rights no) :n.-o‘n -
Cetivslmrg address.. ■ to
?■ laced iu the lißeni.i.r.ii'hal Exhi
bition on the Fniversa! Dec, arat.o>n ;
of Human Right ?
The earl ins: draft of th> Emen. ]
c*pathm Prorl-xiaa.: ion. as wr.t'eu ,
i:i.. President Abraiumi Lincoln ami .
1562. was secured iron: the L'
read to the ; abii. 1 -u J u '
i.rury of Conge-,■ TtD? pr -Hama
iion •*xtt.t!'!-d freedoiu to si..- —? m
the seceding states. Also- tbv j
I.ibrnry of Congress :? a opv of.
•he ;11• •••■ h not -j•; j
end to !icndii r -:? of >-«gr-iin ;.• i
country on u ■ ?t. ik? J
Thu stab r.iry ot C ng .--ss ■ --■ fur
nislied the rough draf* e i!*-- De
claration of Indmjenilen. as Thom,
as JeTtursim -uibl-: it:-?j t • ??»
i-oiani itiee .*f riv. -an dun- 11 1 . i.
Die original ::;U-.:r.vwii -Flip -
Virgttsia Bill ? Rights - ? pre-sen
- ! by ■ leora -••■:! m i
Ludw IVi I.e - if d ndoiHt !
A 1 ;-gi ain con vp!| : i(Mi - : i ’-: n -
1. 7* . j r- 1 f I. - ui-fd n ? < ■ :■ ;??■
aiiii'- •?!, wl"ii<-l - he?! !iv Liueoin
:>t th- ceremony dedicating t <• ; c.
(cry forth P" ii War d**ud a
Gettysburg P.< a; Nov Ik
The origiiui; • .;>v of Du* B;:i of
Right?, which pro}".? ! !an: •>s
meu.(;? I ; Du- l\l.;
ieeiiig ?ii--h ill- rt.; ? as fr? *d; ut ■-
speech, relisio" and th- press xi••
epcured ,'r -ru Dit" NuDoupi .r-.-biv**.-!
D was tile re? .'*: ;f Doa
r;rt*ss on S-'V'k- *?•"* S. LS’ * *
The rhUMiHienrs w ill he
plav a; ■ \iu?, * ■; ■?, .1 :: i
will iw pruPof i by th-- Pr-fi'*? are
of P- . - ' - - ;- -e *- - - A
firtnrsn an.-l 1 -or. star They
will es -.>!■:from *b- Library
of Ccngress ’■> rim ; the li
brary's f; ?-pr sf c dh? 1 -it’s and - •
PIONEER DFAIOiRVF
OILS n i m M,O
a
CHICAGC ! \NP .a!
-erv.- . -V -r : *;d this ■* --b Par
John J Smith *t ? - ■ r?c
■ro leaders '.? '..-i,: Paowcrauc par
ty in Chicosjo.
•tp r than S'! years ano front hut
native Monro*.*. Mich., ha- .-c-.n
derttlfieu . ; ;d. the y?rty situ: *
1892. He also op-grated > D?r ?;t -.vs
in the .tovutown .>n >f t e
city. For i.h? last cignt ? .-ars he
was employed .11 the Oaic g-arsst
fnfirmury.
Survivi.tg is j djoghter, *“'s.
Estelle I.ewis
< AIN >f.i N’T AN Saturday, o::t*)l>er ?*, ii-MR
m iISIM
Jr / si
Wfi .w 0 -'4 |
i. :OV4T.NdrT- P>'V-- . ~ f
“HAVE A HKAiiT I.aTTy- "
Night V/ atchman
Shoots Intruder
-V V DKN W 1 ! * Cannot), 4t*.ye:i
--i t ••nolov -if *he town of Ayde
was ?!-.■>) Du* ';(»,•?; Saturday
nigh' !*y Alton Snikhwick, whi? 4 *.
assistant night wafchnian at the
I.'--main Pick!-* Pompaay.
According to Smifhwtck. I'uitnou
was on the Pickle Company’s pro
party- and was shot wh:*a ad
•vanccti oa Sin'r hwi ;k -a a la.-.
in J .;i? it and
DC- ii'i.i ripor: eii ■ * ’* i;i a "f *
v*.cable' ’no!u? | ii. ? .y iff’.cia.l? in
the Pitt CounS.y : i - ; -; where h-‘
was taken bv r-n Police Ch?
.!. M. VV hi‘.eh-./.-■?! psi ,*r receivinv
first aid from - ' Smiil
Ayden.
The tullle-. h ..vti -k ' HI •"
enterd lie- bre.i?’ bicn-ed tin
lungs cal a »-iy the rij
COVENANT CASE
IS AOJOtISNED
Jafers.-n City Mo. *AN P >
ii f,.-;;oun:rueiL*. if to lay? w-as
..I At? Roy K I >?•-*. -n.ii by ii ■*
M*.,i<m!”i S'tatc Stiprarp. * Court last
?-*k ! *• file a reply to findings pre
sent**;! in s»v<*r.il restrictive coven
act cases involving .1. uarvbet o!
persons prom.':; uD in ?- - lais-.ii--?
•ad profossiai; *• I Re- or Kansas
a D.y. Mo
The cas-.ss •*. uiuh rriglnated in
Kan?;»s •’ ’ity r« ftrst ’’iied "■
Circuit .>i:r : -*f i' l' city wiieri N
"roes furcigased pro'vy-rv in wb:;-.*
,:■ i.*li feti d:sl :'■■■’ ? • <-*ui> -n
swner of l.h • ;?rr----t in? i
,*-irch*> ted ?m-, g)-;r‘ ? from .lames A.
t.o i- • i-b J -sh 3t.; Norvall
G. Darker bough! he prnperly ay
“7t‘ 1 r.entiiu Blv-i.. from Joseph
Ki; k;)a:' irk. .Tose.iU Redd if.meht
*e-oper‘;. fr-mt Stoila and (Veil HU
con. : w ;>. M Miller u* r 'ii; sir ?
oerty from Vernon an t Dorothy
Yakev at 24b Victor. All Hu* pur
■ >*(ia ; d ;ii-i*perf b-s wer * r-*stricr *.*d
umiac covenan'. < ontrxcis. Th» sign
urs of the covenant pact !)i*o:m!>t
eviction and damage suit? io the
K.*a? - City Cir 'lit c )t«rt
B* oau? * r-‘sf.ri*;' ive covenan ? ore
uiim-ror -eaLd -, according to a recent,
ruling by Ibe iui esi Sta- * Sa
uretr. * -our? i.ll ihe S'b.e’d -> v ■
Kraemer case, tit - cases wo*. *
thrown *>u! if iv.xu ??;-* (Dtty * o’emt
: -iur ‘ I'h-*.y were then api'eoled
!!• ■ M is.'Oti; i Sul* Ritprem** "»uv.
A. -firdin > Arty .Curl R. John
! bb*h th**
eoo, ai attorndT 1 fox? the resp
•11 r*s»ati was sold to \-*gr *•*’-
"to pr-vont f.heir living on > rn* >
perttes. tnd to. !>.* award .*<l "d:i T "
,"-*■?" bv 0.-i-rju the buyers ,*.r:d sell
•er? of the property.
Other re.?p<>nden ; .« la th** cuses
include AU.vs. Roecoe <l. VaW“n
burgh H.-ig ry H. Hail. Hammond D.
Wo.niff, and Clitf iiailey. Edwin
I anted: $25.«9« JV
Belter Rare Re!ati*>n»
ATLANTA -AN" * TV Soiaf-i
--er?a Regional c.iuncd ha, a, !
Io ?oo*hoimer? ■ ■ ---o--g OJ? o.'O
better race c -;.D.i ••
Dr. Howard Odum.
the Urn versity ■: North ','aroli
offered to donate 5250 if th? c*«n;--
cil could f n-j tOO fn'*r - j? *•■? >
help meet th?* budget
No f ?-. according ’■* n -au-'i -i
sidei Dr. O-.**.'*eg - Mi -aiw.*i:
there have been 15 sou'hern? f c »
eor. tribute.
The deficit oeCdcr-d whan i
fcußtiati ;ti vvnich had P r >i-.* J
h.df the .i.--.;a. /•' --o - bod get. e •
hausted i’s tund? ‘ ir- .-r this >•>*.•.•
Making tr ..u.uc.i - s 2..- ] >
number? dr :. . fr•: - * v.-kiiu:? civ c
and church uoHips oi .o-gn -g no ■
: sters, educators. ?';c.'jt -a,ao .
ar:,i r.ev.'s;;: i*jv“ m -
P rDpi HeN \ ill I ’1•I ID r ! :i
ST. I.OUiS i AMP* An ino- -1.
mem to make it en-.-t.'. Cui in ,■
elude N;- - ? r ■ De. ■ 1 •
thorn pub? - t'ancDorv? *>r i>r*ap<- ?v
leased trom the y he ~* '
p-?ed to -.- S; L.*.*
Freehold, rs by OavU M -k
--
Gran*, •-.*.): -.;.-u.tir th . -
chanter at the NAACP 1 ‘
Mound City Bar A-- )• - tt. ?
vein tv Preen ;ides’ ■;,;**. ;ai .* ■■
;mittee that was c n;-id*-' t). j :
amble and L*;il : * a s t. a;
Droposed tlew city chart,--
The lawyer feit. that th • s;--.-
cn ariti-d sc"trr:!Muti >r vv-i'-i • ;
thorciugh L*rtv,ugli. Su
ir.iUee t-icmb-rs fait that sir**,'-..- '-
sections might s? ir up tc**- l ji ,
ag'-inst the ei*. i* u*-' was sug., *
ed that Gr.i*--t -at tile Ijr-,:.- '
to the full board.
Karnshaw vviv ...* -. k--- -;? ■ •;
ii.M- ti; * Al.ty. ' kn:. :
; u* vifiiy N gi > rep:’ -.?e'i!. -tl iu
C Sales.
j AM) AA\) STORE
129 tt Si AT NFS ST. WD ?•*>.
!
ARMY, NAVY \N» VlVtli NN
MERCH VN9IS -i
j Jackets. Work Uvth-A Work
and Dress Shoes, Rabbet*
Boots, etc.
Crook, .Saitcases *tui ITeats
IHE FRIENOL-JT VTOxtB
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