'N AACt' Inaugurates Mrst
In-Service Training Inst.
Business woman vperares f ri 1 •- IWI _
. Successful Trucking Company Peglcr At It AgaiH^ iNOW
NFW YORK More thiin twtn-
ly-flve cxcrutivc «cri(’tiirip! nnd
Service; Edward L. Bornays, Public
R'lali ns expert; Dr L. D Red-
kr, u.„rkrrs rcprosf,...l„^. law. collcctj.
NAACP branches throughoul Ihe Now Yoik City Public Library;
rniintiy were n. .itier.danrc* W-d- Junn ShuuiT. prusram directur.
nc day fur the upeniiip scsKiun -if b •Slali.m WFIL, Philadilphia; IJr.
richl^lay l-Servicc Trairmig Insli- frank S Hme. Racial Relatiun-
tiifr ponsn.erl by the nati'>nal uf Advisor in the C'.mnii>sinner; Hin
ficc. The Institute is dcsixnt*-! t - X-wb>ld Morris, president, New
K'vp first hand knnwlidjto --n ;-ll Y- rk Ci'.y Council; Dr. B T. Mt-
pnasps nf NAACP aciivity and to Clniw. Mou-iliii! Analyst. Natinnul
pres-’nf and dpvolnp -hr he-it t.ch- PnbHr Housing ARency; Geor-ce
niqins for hranch and ronimiinity , Sc.iiiylrr. New York editor; Pilts-
acfjnn Inward ihe oliminulinn -'f hiirRh Courier, Mrs. Marvel Cooke,
major minority prnblinis. n. naainu idi'i r. Pe-ipU-s Voice:
After cref'liny.s were extendid to .lultus Adams, assi'ciate editor. New
llT croup by NAACP Secretary Vi.;k Amiieidiim News. Ludlow
Waller White and Ella .1 Raker,
direrti^r "f branches. dc1eB:ite« t-
th" Wednesday se«''lnn. held in Rand
srheol were adrire.ssed by Mr O
•fame* Flemitic. irgii nal dirertor.
Philadelphia Office FEPC: Dr Al-
cernon Black, ehalrmaii, City-Wide
Citizens' C‘>mmit*ec on Harlem,
larence .I.'hns'-n. rcRional director
nf the Public Housing Authority:
Maid.) SpriiiiiiT. r(‘j)re8entnllve of
the Il.r.WU. and Roderick .Steph
ens. president nf the Slcpben's
Coal Cimpiniy, the Br-mx The
subjfcis d \Tred respectively, wi-re
Terhniqiies C.'i- Action Ihrouch tD
Oovrrnmenlal agencies; i2i C-m-
miinity Action. i3' TlirouCh Lab r
Action, ') and Thmi-ah ManuB--
men’ Riitiseqnent secM.ins. meel-
itic finm July 12 ihnnmh July 10
will rover NAACP membership
rampaiqns: public and prlva'e
hoiisinc; politirni ar'ii-n; Rai e re-
l«iii'n-». NA.NCp branch administra
tion; Civil liberties and leaal re
tire- P lice and NeiJn> e.immuni-
ties; lecislalion and lcj;lslative tec.i-
niques; >ervicini: returninc 'Aar
leferao-; public relations .ind pro-
piiUanda terhniqii s; r.idi-i and vis
ual aid:, mi ti’i |)->Iitaii dailie.s and
Nerro weeklies.
Speakers will i. elude R-iy Wil
kins; Daisy E Lampkin, NAACP
field secretary. .Xtu reny Chailes
Ahianis. direcior. .Naiional Public
P, ’i :iiii> 1-,inference Dr Dan Dod
son, New York Mayor's coinipittee
tip tjnit>, Dr, L-.ster Dix. assistant
dir rN>r. Bnteau of InterctiMural
Fdnrati-n N «m,i Jei-.s m. NA.ACP
a-sistanl tu-M -eciet.iiy, Glosfer It.
Current, executive secretary. De-
iron liranrh N.\.-\CP. Mrs l.illian
H Warin't Imokkcepcr. N.-\.-\CP
Na'itma! Office; Mr> Lillie M
Jackson, prt-sldt nl. Baltimore
branch X.-\.\C'P; Mrs. Carolyn O
M-"Tf. rxeciitive st-i-relaiy, Phila
delphia tiranch N.\.\CP: .Mrs Lula
n White, executive -ecretary, Hous-
*'11 braiirl'. N.A.XCP. .■\rfhur B
SpinB.ain. prisideni, N\.-\rp Board
of Directorv. Thiirco- d Marsli.ill.
penal o‘uns'1. N.A.-\C'P; Edward
R Dudley, NAACp :i.sm-! oil -peci il
e'luist 1 Hon Lewis .1 V ili nline.
Polii-e Commi'Sitiner. N'w York
Citv. Dr Fdi'.nn J I.urns, executive
director. Society f'lr lTevenU.ni -if
Crime; folia F Baxtur. NAACP
rerr.irch d'paitnient. Lesli.- Perry,
arim.nistrativ*- issistant. N.N.ACP
W.a-'hineti n Bureau. Capiain Ever
ett F Morrow. Vefeians' Person
nel Division. New Y-’rk Selective
Werner. i*ditor. New York Ace
Victor Ricsel. labor odit-ir. .New
V rk post, .Albert Dut.sch. editorial
-ti'fl. PM, New York City.
NAACP Asks Anion
Agaiiisl Col. .Sol'vav
CINCINNATI. Ohm — Members
of the NAACP Board 'if Direct'us.
at their July meetiiiR here voted
unanimously to request the War
Di partment to iiivestiente and take ^
wliatevcr appropriate action is
indicat'.'d acainst Col. Robert Scl-
vay, former commander of the
4771*’. B-imhjirdment ?roup. for is-;
si.inc .in order violutiiic a W.ir
Diparlincnt directive banning di.-*-
(Timinati'in C- l-niel Selway's order
re ulled in the original atrest of iOl ;
Ni-cro ofi'ictT.s at Freedman Field.'
f T cnlorlna a whltr- officers duo
The NAACP's formal dcma.id
now bcimj drafted for presonlati-iii
to the War Department will cite
excerpts from the transcriiit nf
t slim ny frf-m the c-nirts-martial of
r.icutenaiil.s Maisden Thumps- n, Jr.
nnd Rliirlcy R CHnt-in. recently
acniiit d 'if charges ■ : ei'ilaiing the
illegal 'irrici issued by IS-'
It’s Wagner Labor Act
Ki.shop Harris Speaks
In Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem — Bishop Brav-
iil R. Harris, newly elected bi-
Tuenly-tuo ye.irs .ac.» Mrs. (ii-n|-i;e Brown
lotiiui lierseli a wiihiii with .in inipiut.iiil i
Siiould she liquiciiite her late liiisli.mil's Inisiness
it hersell? .She decided upon ihi- hitter (nurse
(lie nl tlif most suecessful iriu-kii.
sylvaiiia. heine exclusive triid.ei In
-She is sliov. II u itli lier mnn.ign . (
U'lMjcrto. 141 Cniversiti.
Ill Scranton. I'a.,
'•eisinn to make,
or should she run
ind today she has
linns ill .Vortbeasleru Prnn-
.ill .\ A P Stores in that .irea
I'.iiivilh- Smith a ur.iduate oi
Ben Davis Not Yet Endor
sed To City Council By ALP
Testimony in the ' -
Necro officers who w.-ro hcl'-l unde
a-’ers* for fli days, show'- • rther Ih
that Colonel Sehvay rcpurii d hi.
■wn st.itcmentji m.odc e-irlier ro-
itardine the diieciive issues The
N.AACr will press vic'-rousAv the
demand for puiii.shmcnt of this of
ficer.
PAMPHLET TELLS 'MENACE
.MEANNESS OI RACIsM" IN PS
Demotj;
)f L-bi.r Pa
City Council Nor
Cuun.y Cuminiti
cMitic Party taken ar
tion as yet, th- ugh D;
!- -l;.!! 'illC Wlt:i
' ounfy leaders
B'.'i 'h .ALP \«-r-nihi h.i- the
NFW YORK CITV -WDL) — C r n un.s* P,u'y .; ha-l the lj.u;y
.Anicrira's -struccic to free itself of Worker vhich is -jffie'.il .iii»..n -f
the "menaci and mci.iiiies.( of rac- '‘‘V Piu't.’ . . ut u-.si i.. The .NLP
i-m" in field - f employment has aircadj ie-un.ited Fujene Ci>n-
and cli'iice of vocations i.s told in nally, it- xecutive 'Cirelaiy so
"Jobs With'III Creed or Color." by .y tn- liu itkiicy ,ib.iul Davis.
W I’ifred R lu.shcnhi sh. n-'W avail- In^d ..nd experienced ; airpaui er ’
able Ihrouch Workers Defense Lea- In i D.iilv Work edit rial d.ited
.•'I''. 112 E. lO’h St. New Yi.rk ■' !'• IJ'h }> \ j- u eded a- 'oiiu
This pnmphlel is the most r.impacl of *he mot iirominent Negro h-.ii-
over .ill story of the Fair Emrd-iy- :i: t( - untry .md in du- .-\!.P
nient Pr.ictice Comittee, ilu- |;i- b- . ' di--ien.i'in'.- ii m th’i- far. it ha-,
hm -i*jt f ’Vhich it came, the i-or'd’d Me po/aled Iv.d.T- -n.-i
orijency 'if s-ilvinc il and ways in • rg.tniza'ion- .f ’he .Ne^ro people
'R*-' De.spite her, who .are official- of the
’■ 'oi.iieilman Bi-n ty Furtliei ni->ie, the parly cont'‘n.l.-,
* -II. uiisl P.arty de- 'h.a* fw.- vandiriat-.s will have ,i' Asserted. "Union
.Munec., he hasn t .is yet bLon en- tendency to split the ALP vote, do not call .strike
Qor.-^od by the .An enciui Fcd-ration i.u toeii nu.st sienificant re.i- td by the - vet’*
NEW YORK CITY iWULi —
Westbrook PcHler, whose effects to
distort truth to prove his point
have made him well-known to work
ers and col-ired pe .pi- in the U.S.,
in confronted with the fallacy of
his attaiK on the Wagner L.ibur
Relations Act in a inter by A!-
^ed Baker Lewis, president, Trade sliop to Liberia in the Protestant
Hialtn Insur-,ii;pij,^jf,pal Church, was in the
Id tl,dl„,rover ii'ooo'rolk^rw t'"’ 1“'
resenting the tiny defented minor- Stephen s Episcopal Church,
ily in .National I,ab«>r Relalions corner 11th Street and Highland
Board elections are .inwilling un- 1
ion mtmbers. In elections to settle
disputes between different union.!,
the vr lor no union has averaged
one ( ..tnt Mr Peeler writes .
colutr. called 'Fair Rnouah." for
Hcar.sl newspapers.
"Mr Pegler makev the .imnzing
statement that the "Wagner Luboi
Rciati.ins Act drives mitlinns of
workers into unions against tieiir
will.' There are about 12j)00.(W)0 or
ganized workers in the United
States, Of ihtse more than 1,000.-
000 are railway employees, where i
another law. "The Railway Labor,
Adjustment Act applies, and not '
the Wagner Act Fully one third of
the remainder are min'rs. building,
trades workers, clothing workers'
and many others who were organ-1
ized before the Wagner Act was en-|
acted. Many of the tithers canac
into the union.s under the regu'a-'
tion of the War Labor Board, set
up by the Presidint .ind compv’*t>d
of equal number of repre.-ientatives
of employers, workers and the pub-
[lie. not under the regulations of the
I National Labor Relations Board .set at the 8 o’clock service.
. Bishop Harris was formerly rec-
I Showing Peulei .- icimrance "I of the Grace Episcopal
.exlstini; labor siiii.-ii ions as wen ns Church, Norfolk. Vireinia. and
ignor.ance nf the law he attaoked. secretary of Negro work . l
Mr. Lewis pointed out the column- department of Domestic Miit-
ists statement that poor union gjons AccordinR to information
I members wrre- forced to picket as nceived, he plans to leave for his
'Unwilling striker.- «..ii...i .
I Raleigh Btianls Send
Groups For Induction
RALEIOH — Raleigh's two draft
boards test Thursday released tha
names of the latest group of Ne
gro selectees ordered to Fort Bragg
for induction.
The Board No. I list: Jihn An
drews Hinton, William Beacher
Baxter. Delira Battle Hall, and Wil
liam Haywood, Jr.
The Board No. 2 list: Walter Hill.
Jr., John Arthur Smith. LeRoy
OouAlass Brown, Arthur Carlo
Cannady. Eddie Williams, Garfield
Howard, Robert Alexander Ed
wards. Wiilio Harris, Jesse James,
Barbour. Wayman Douglas Wright,
John Charles Braddock, James
Wallace Hicks. James E. Rogers,
Ben Poster. Guy Evans, Elbert Fos
ter. Jr., Charles Lindburg Webster,
George Robert Evans. Quinton
Jones, Charles Arto McCray. Mack
Leon Veasley, Willie James Me-1
Dr-nald, WiQie Ralph Alston. Ches-
to* Autbar DbRiF. 3t..
Otho Young, Tbonu** Keerney, Ed-V
ward Pranris Heyword. Sandy JudH. *
Johnell Patridge, Waymon Rowland,
and Julius Smith. Jr.
V
This year's spring pig crop was
sevea per aenC smaflar titan In
1944 but twelve per cent larger than
the average tor 1933-42. say author
ities of ^ OSDA.
IF ir S leiFSIN YOU HP M>tSIN
T&my
BISHOP HARRIS
.'trikes calle(i in Liberia in the fall of
(■ councils and this year. He will be the third bi-
xcciitivo board.' (f-.op to go to Liberia this yeai.
unless iiuth'iriz- j h e other being Bishops Willis
h.’lmiiiB v.itf of King, of the Methodist Church.
.1 return I.. i.k- 'm is th.it the pin ty .ms been sub- their membe.'.i Richt now most end Bishop J, H. Claybourne.
na.-j the New York ject to much publiei’v as a C m- union leaders are riinninc them-1 Father Quentin E. Primo. Jr.
Demu- muisi ihti By nomiiiatinc Davis, selves ragged tryinc to pre'-ent irector of the local St, SterAen’!
iffioial Hc- the tKirty will iinly add more heat their members from st,’iki,uj bemuse 'Church, reported that the appear-
‘hv flit- the inrri ase in the c st of living lance of Bishop Harris drevz a ea-
The I'-immiitii.'t i’.niy intends to is much greatei ih.in the increase pacit.v crowd, and that a c]h.ss
desigiuiKi Davis despite the .A1 P. in wnce rates .iH'iwed by the War|v.a.s confirmed in connection with
■ I ; - P'lr',* i.r the He- I.nbor Board under the f.ittle Slvel thf service.
liublicjR Party Tlu-y .-..y they won Formula, so that unii ii members. The prelate left the citv im-
' in l94:t ..nd they can not the hmders. are demanding'mediately following a reception
d > It ag-.iit
strikes ■■
,'htch over’’ cilizen may help.
BIT AN EXTRA ROND!
«hi> have (•..me 'o res.*rd the part;
• . l..'h:cr foi i>rnur' '( .»nd un.ty'
The NLP has !m'’ricd jut 'he-
Hudsori’Bclk s
Hudsoti'Bclk s
LOW PRICE
BASEMENT
STORE
Is A Complete
Department Store
Within Itself
“WHERE
THIRFTY SHOPPERS
COME-BUY-SAVE”
BASEMENT STORE
'iamiM CAiouwA-1 ^
d a p-Ji'.’y if I'lilv d-s '{Il oin^ mem-
iiar Mothers Form
New (.haplers In Sintr
RAL! ■ — Mrs. Lillian Liican.
presid'ii. ’he Slate Chapter of
.Xnionrati War M Jthe.-s, orcaniz-d
chillers in Gresnsbiiro. Mi’hafn'
.ind Winston-Salem, recently, and
’ War Motlicrs Form
-New (ihapters In State
. RALEIGH — Mrs, Lillian Logan.
' pre5ld‘‘nt of the State Chapter of
j .American War ?.1.ithe.-s, organized
chapters in Greensboro, Mebano
I and Winston-.Salcm. recently, and
I installed officers in the.'ie chapters
! The chapter in Greensboro was
j .'pons'irJri by the City USD and
was made cilywide. Mobane and
' Winstcn-Salt m had very Impres-
j.'iv*> .'C:vices :n their local chapt»’r>
! and plan-i f ir t-xienslve programs
I In the camp- f"r the ^umml‘^ wer.’
I discus.scd
.Mr,--. Is.ibolk> Hiidge and Mr’' I The VV.i.«hinyton Hawkins fam-
P-'lly Byrd iirRanizod a chapter ‘ ily, shown above, are m jtten-
in Garner tendance at the A, .md T. College
All mi’thiT’' Pxpres''.'d ’heir will j curivnt summer .-(vbuol .ses.sion
iune« In wet to work at once to | They at e, reading from left to
jiin P e 'tiler mothers in their ef- right. .Mrs. Hawkins, Mr. Haw
fnri.s »o d" some worthwhile work, kins, and their two daughton*
for oui biiy.s comfort 'in rheir ru- Phyllis kseuted on lapi and Ber-
tiirn h'lmc, I nice. Mr. Hawkins graduated
t.rt us keep the home fire* burn-1 from the ci-llege in 1926 and has
Ins Let us kei p alive that which - .■‘erk ed .is principal of a Rober-
thev are fijiting f-T. Let us gel .'on County Training School for
a War Miohrrs' Chapter in ex-ery j the pa.st 15 years. Hjj wife. too.
’llv and 'own in the State
Let US wirk’ Work’ Work' And
lire. Cali -m ua. vve are ready
Given in hilt honor at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hooper. ,
Sr !
V J
GRTH HONORABLE
OisrHAKGK ;
'UGUSTA. Ga, — William B. ■
Fain. Jr. of 7 Chatham Terrace.
Haleigh, has received an honorable
discharge from the Army for med
ical reasons and has returned tt,
liis home.
He was a Technician Mh Grade
with the Engineer Corps overseas
and was discharged at Olive Gen
eral Hospital here.
dSSTBUy
roR
TAKE HOME SIX BOTTLES
PEPM-COIA COMPANY, LONG ntAND CRY I, N.V.
BOTTLED LOCALLY BY NtANCHISIO BOTTlMf •
to help.
R- member mother's of the State'
"Wo Shall N'll Dio."
tcaclK-s m the public >chouls
ti:at cuunly. Bernice is a Junior
1 Jicolloao .ind little Phyllis is
enr'Jlk'd in the day nursery of
the colkse.
HIDE AWAY
GRAY HAIR
SLICK-BLACK
First t’aplist (ihiirch
I’lircliascs Properly
The report shows that two of the
I II) fiiiidiiieb on the streets in the
! cities und t wns of North Carolina
■ ecurred in Raleigh. Other towns
\ and cities reiHiriing fatalities were
Burlnclon. Churl'ilte, Faith. Creena-
RAI.F.IOH — Ti e boara nf trua-|horo. Rocky Mount. Thomasvill-.
tees of the First Baptist church Sat-' Whitnel. Wilson :ind Winstnn-Salcm.
irday purchased property at tI8-|with -ne each.
HR Fast Morcan Sln*et adjoininR During May. -S3 person-s were kill-
he rear if 'he church , ' d .ind 279 'were injured on the
The property, con.sistinc of a i skeet and highway.! of the ^tale.
tiuilding occupied bv Mernman i as C'impared with S,7 killed and Jt)3
Motor C'lmpanv and .. re.ip lot. is j injured in the same month last
Sn by 21fi f« el II was purrhi.s.-d by , yk'ar, Ward's report reveals. Cities
fr- m ’he Foceni Really I -md towns reported 273 accidents,
and Insurance Cotrparv for $2.S.n(X). >e.sulting in (ieath to 10 persons
F r the present, the church will -md mjuiy to 93 Rural ureas re-
ent the building to the Merriman poptid 208 accidi-nb!. resulting in
Mfitnr Company, but the church | death .t 4:t persons and injury to
plans eventnully to u-a* the newly- 186.
aenuired property to enlarge Us V-
Sunday school space The church's Of the 489 prisoners of war in
Si nd.iy srhn >!. with a membership North Carolina, 139 are harvesting
of belwei’n 900 and 1,000
the Largest Negro S’lnday schnnls
in 'he South.
Th" First Baptist Church, which
' as a membership 'if I.'200. has been
situated m the soulh.'jst eorner of
M'irvan and W '-
mtipton Slre"ts for fW) vears The
Rev O. 5 Bi M'li-k h,v h.-en p.i-tor
f ’he church for 24 y' .f-s.
V-
Ralrigh Leads In
Pedcstrain Deaths
R.ALEICH Raleigh led .ill cities
and t'lwns in 'he Sta’o diirine V.iv
th' number >f iKTsons killed 'in
II..- -li.-cl ..CLMi-Uiii - l! a rep it
'd and ffi-ed crops. 30 are in dairy
ork. and '270 are engaged in gen-
-il form work.
.yI
('..ni
’f Mk'tor Vehivlv.s T il iddu’ W.irtL
-M
OF fXTBA COST ACfORDINi; TO PLAN f ample caie
Here’s Your Kj dunce To Make Quick Money
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n»fa quirk ManTpLB Fullue.SpiT, lum,
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’"'u'kTWO hill UNES —SOr-BdlSe gnodB SbWb (Md* m Bigl>t.
H»a and WuiKMi ol •« a««a *B- -4 NO RXeuiKNCB NEEDfcO
SEND NO MONEY! Get FREE Samplt!
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r*Ef SAMPLE of SWEK' ..EOR UH BROWN aSeplin Me
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vALMon enoDucTs compant
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NOW!
Unrestricted Choice
Entire Stock of
Summer
Dresses
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