f
5. C. GOV. FAVORS JIM CROWISM
the C
Leaders
Seek Aid
For Negroes
\'()i IMK XXVI, SO. 10
uai.k:;h. nouth cakouna wkkk kndixc s \ti iin.w, MAiicii ih. ion;
PillCF. .■=> •
Gov. Approves
Bad Conditions
SEN. BILBO ON SPOT
★ ★★★★it* ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★
Soldier Defies J. C., Beaten
J.C. POLICY NOT
Mrs Margiirr* Sinim.' rr‘i'**ntl>
returned from r.ervice in F’urop.*
with the AmeriCHji lied Cms;..
directing and participatiii? in a
most effective i'nterlainn.rni pro-
KiHin
‘dotu.i
Mu [Kipiihr
Mis dining Nnfi nai
March 2I.30/
ANP Ptolo>
ABOLISHED IN
ARMY SET-yP
Murder of Sailor
Causes Alarm
bl.KU. C. (AM»)
Rayntond Rood, allegedly by
the Baruuell county sheriff,
report ol’a lynching here last,
day.
'J'hc slaying of n;iv.\ vpiciaM
in»laws, held in t uslody l»j
tipped nif the wide-spread
,, Sheriff Ji tf Klack said -Mo*-
RED CROSS HEAD
URGES SUPPORT
OF LOCAL DRIVE
Sin. Ilf B'lii'k ' ' uplainilinn • .
i iiLuaL>Uincc.' -ui i ounciing t ii .
tit Jill >r lilt ao-yvur-old vilcinr.
whUdL id’h'oj body was f'lund •>(
dawn Tiiursduy moiniii^ dang..ng
ftom a lopc strung to a crucleiy
ccuatiucted ergs..' a li-.s hcM iruJ.i
th> town'a pi ihctpal njghftsy, ws
diirultanvou^ 'With his announce-
HI'nt of tiw am*si of foui p'-r-
scnj, held un .-uspicion of inu>'-
N'EW YOnK -- Thf new Army
policy on the use r.f Nrjrn ifoop- i,
a slop forward, hut •‘riots n-t nboli'h
'r-jr-giiiioii in the army” .‘nld the'
NAACI' L’i an official jtaiemen' !
M.ireh 7
■'The i «v ixilii'y provides for
•lim C'rv' platO' O.- o- t«^ri of Jim
t'lo’v division.-,'' the >t.itcmcnl ;>aid
"If al o itatc.- flint rvt-ntually’ Ni-'
officers • rc cxpr-i-ted to com-
miii.d th.- S’, an- Mil* , There is J
>oit>c lefci'iUT t.» -piciali-'t- a^ui i
ieehi.ieinn> !>eii g r.,-ed arioi'dtnd (o!
iheir ability, but the n aln body |
of the reC'immenrinfious ha- to da;
with the fo'-mation of still 'ppnin-el
Nepro units, umicr .N'l’ro nfficcr-.
for .'ejvHT in “'e army. .Milioimh it
Ji' 'nt«d Mi.c| \ecro officr-r vill b
jacc«n*e| and Ireoted the -ame as'
w hite offi-Ti.. ii i,- .p|>arent ih.e
they ivil! h.’ drperriert for promo-
jtloii up.n 'hr OJX•ning^ av.nilablo
in .40-rallvl Negro units. |
Ktate ', and an 8*e—|
Voices Out
On Rights
.M.\KH»N. S.V. (A.NI*) —
Tiien- i.s no noetl of your
'.wiling to iio%. kiinsoinc J.
WiUiein.s about conditions
licfv. Being u resident of
lili^ ■'outily. he know.s bettor
tlijiii .\«»u ami isfi'i going to
do aiuthing about it.
Till- above cs.sonc-, -.o .say Nc-
yio nialf piUonei*!) at tne Slork-
i.ili i-iuiingans caiiip near Mul
lin.-. hometown of Cfiv. Williams,
i.' what tluy were told by theit
• j I.)}- Ilian wh. n they threatened
... o.niplain to the Governor after
liner gffivaU had d.'cUncd re-
i .-'-' 'e improve .'.mitation at
I. eainp.
Prl.siiner.', ni un uimigned fel-
i .vhirh iucs ix on turned oval*
i.> 'he state N.\ACP i-onferoncaa
ui CoUunbiu- described numeroUB
I'.iocou.' comlition-s at liic camp
rr.ii ph'hikd for gut.ddc a,-,swtance.
On Visit To Parents
When Assaulted
M:.
l.\CKSON' .Mi-.-. AM'
i Kv ii- . -.11 I .iiii.i'iibly di - ' . -
, die.' a'.iU II. uniform, .i"p|)i> ^ he -
; . . nu father, siiU r *i-d olhe-
nhil.- cnroulc 1" In- horn-.
I frum camp, wa.- badlv lnulvn. .ir-
I • .( d and fo cd 52J l .-l ‘m -k tur
j .M'iiuiiig a loc.'l jin. cm" nnr-
DISPLEASES
NAACP LEADERS
RALEIGH—Volufitcer workei .
he .Mik C...U’.’.' twn F".-: Dri\.-
wfilch Is Mated to end '.ex’ M.>r
Mil-
Uoiki i.eed, ( ^'raiuj'-d
t ■- . J'. ad na;i; n- i bu-_\ • •
no ’tu I . .M, -. Rol.-ind. jnd j h
. . Jack Holand. Jll. aii'i tc
Ih*
refary Pafter«»n has said. ’hi l.>
mer.'ly ,j .-tep toward integration, it
is by no means integration and wilt
not answer the legitiinat'' com
plain'' of Negro ..fflre.'- and cnl's*-
"ii n-en li . .-ived in 'h«- 1-. t
•’-.r If (t : h»|>ed by Ihi.- rrpo.-l
e/.jie Ml.' I ppc.r* .if .N.^ira*.
Sen. Bilbo Queried
On Negro Ancestry
WASHfNrtxON ' ANP*
you a Negro.'' was the
question put to Sen Th-.Ki.'re Bil
bo m a |. tier which c.«mi i*. his
dr.'k hero l..-i wri-k. The qu'-r^
- "Are buicfi to y
pointed iiruuscd in
• in .ill r- I
C'hi i line S ‘'mliH. ;
by Ml-
htrni ..f '
t. rhi.', ol lu-ces.'ity, n;.,i
my m.iid a ciirio.sify
■' to your .nifrstrv, h.ivinit .observ
ed ti'ut pir.'Ons who cn»>-«; over fio«,i
the .N'ciiro race in'o the white rate
.*1" ,i,V' oppose any public or private
pk-: - fu ti-rnci''ion of ihe Nee."
' Ifii'iDi le.id I. -f your
jt:.-''r FJFKOP.K Sl'.VVSPAPKr'
WFFK r.ftO.MTCA.ST GOES ON
All! T.ilkn iiifoi .tally in the
NbC jluUiO' 111 .\c • Vo;k jUst
bffoic ihi- final Neaii. Newapr.y-
cr Wi-ck broadca-t went on the
air Satuiday. March Z. nv. r the
NDC nclwcMk, an*, K-fl to ligh:;
Frank L .Stanley ot l-uui-ville.
pr ^idiiit if fh • Nciiiii Now.p.iper
Publi'hi-ra .\- •‘•ciali' U; R.ilpn
Cooper, wnu w;- mi -tc: of cero-
•nnries on tt-.i pioi;r.-»m; Dnwdall
H. Pn i-. Ci'y Cali. .1. .tr-
m..n f Pre a W.ek. J .mf.
H,.i ■ .. '•i’.ii'i; Ilf Ml.' ptOftram
'o report . Ev .lu w.u
n.; ... Mie jini cmv eeli.jn 'jf
tile bus when jcveral oM.. . c lou-o
|i > -.e:,.!'!.- w*i orderi'd iii ret up
and ret back fiMthir. r^*
ti.idy .ceupyni;, jCj'j ii. the ji’o
eiow .iHlion Evan- w.i owrhea.J
.'■nipjring Uuul biu • rvicc w'i:h
bui .-vTvici in C'liieago .jy •. whuc
j-1 .-eiifcf.' '.vl.n '..Id the diivei uboi.’
thi alle;;cd -taicmen’
>;i V '.'OPK Til.- |teech by
•f ' f ‘lilt. •.nime premier
of K '.MU. at WestTiilnister
■ i>i Mi niiii M ii-eh a "would
■!-• i?.-!;-e eoniiiiuation Of itil-
p:riili^'T,.'' ii w..' d.rlared last
'■ '■‘•k m a t .‘einert by 'he NAACP.
"Gre.it r.ii'ilji'.- i/ohcies toward
colonial peoples which have been
eoiitiiu ed by 'he present Labor
iloverri'i rnt," -aid 'he NAACP, “can
r.io e ly hn.'Mor; of appreheo-
-ion I.' fill ' Chu'i hlir- proposal of
111 Anclo-Amerir'iii coalllion It con-
fContinued cn hick page)
Tl'.e bus duver stopped the vc-
,l;jele ai.a call^^ulicc, -who. win n
they firrivcfi. brfkred Evu/ts our ol
''he buo wi.d begc'in bcatina him. As
a result of the beating, Evans hu.--
' t.iined tiic losa of -.-Vv' .1 tec'.h o.id
if ill- c)'c« may be permanenily
RABBI ASKS FOR
. iiff-i
MAYOR TO '
APPOINT NEGRO
.‘Tid rt'jred
NFV YORK 'CNS. - The eu.--
(-lit campaisn to i uve Uayor
RED CROSS HEAU
IffiGES SUPPORT
OF LOCAL DRIVE
dtath of Uic 30-ycar-(ild veliTar.
whose lifeless body wa.? found at
duwn Thursday mniniiiR dangling
from a lupe strung to a crudely
icoirstruclcd cross a few IctjiXrojn
^th' town's t>rif»clf>a1 highway, \*fis
'siomltaneous with his announcc-
jni.nl of tltc arrest of four p'-r-
isonj. held on suspicion of mu*-
RALEJOH—Volunteer workci-h o.
hr hakt C'JU'ity IWC Fund Drivv.
which is slated to end next Mon
day night, this week were urged
py Fui.d Chairman Gurney P. Hood
to cedoubir their efforts so that the
county's as..5tgnpd quota will havo
been met bv the time (he ci.mpaign
cloees.
ITjc first meeting of campiunii
work* rs vv.i.' hrtri In Raleigli on
Thursday of Iasi week. A total of
*2o.677..’{2 \^as repoted at that tiii.e
to have been r.iis. d.
The above figuTC did not ir.clude
any of the donation.-; r.ndi- by peo
ple living in the county outside of
Raleigh.
E. A. Clement, district manager
or v.i.it"* II Boll T l. phere
company, who is serving as col
onel of (he cnunly divi::ion explain
ed he was a little laU getting hi.'4
lOunl.v ci’nirnvn lined up. hii' :ai'l
••f am sure we'll r«aeh 'nir goal
when vr get down 'o work."
1 Loris llcod, cstrangnd wife of
;l;'. c dead iiiuij; h' T bJ-yfiir-old
mollu r, Mi'.s. Rohinci, and U hrot;*-
;i.rs, Jack Kolund, J2, and Gcoik'
Roland, 30. were tm. quart.M held
Wife Blames Brothers
Sheriff Biack quoted .Vlr.s. Re;-'!
as saying that a family argumeui
I followed Reed's arrival at th .
ihunie around 2:30 Thursday
m.iining and was continued ou'
into the yard where Reed and tl. •
Roland 'brothers engaged in a
fight. A sliorl lime later, .she l-
quoted as saying, the iwo bi-olli*
■1.1.' ri lurntnl iasidc and .stated
Reed had died from strangulation,
but that they .had not intended
to kill liim — only to subdue Itim.
Thi- irighlened men. jcrordini
t.i Slieriff Black's version, ar.*
said to have tied the body'.s neck
to the rope and .strung it up to
>-iir.ulato suicide. However, bot .
m.n have p; rsi.'itenily d-nicd any
kr.i wKdg-' i>f th(' d>'ath. Tin* bod;'
''..lUinue'i on pirm i\i
Mr. Cli'mcn' said early in the
we«*k that he had been getting some
"fine reports" from u number oi
iho-e working with him. He anti-
eipi-tod makina a j'>d report ;»l
the second report mi-cting of the
.vorkers in the Il ikigh VMCA OJ
Thuirday of this week.
THE PEACE
white officcis. It is apparent that
they will br dependent for promo
tion upon the openings available
in so-called Negro units.
'*‘A0 atete-. and ap
rotary Patterson hns said, this Is
merely a step tow.nrd integration. It
is by no means integration and will
not answer the legitimate com
plaints of .Negro officer!- and enlis*-
ed men whv .'eived in (he 1:hI
If it is hoiied by thi.- report
to .-etui'e (lie 'opporf of N' groes
fn pvacrfiire military conscription,
(he chaneci. are slim."
2 BASEBALL
STARS APROVED
l> DIIMV
IV«J
On Negro Ancestry
WASHINGTON ANPt — "A’rc~butc(i to you. 'Hib;, ol nece>8liy. nas
you a Negro'.'' wa.s the pointed aroused in my mind a curiosity
... -.I. J T.-1 as to your anccstrv, haviiis observ-.
question put to Sc. Theodor. B.l- ^ ■
bo in a letter which came to his Negro rucc inio the white I'acc |
de.sk hero l.i.'-t wc'ek. The query ' i•lway^ oppf»sr any public or private-
was made in all riion.iiess by Mrs. plan.': for leeognilion of the Negro.
Ghri.ttinc S. Smith, iirr-hleni of ih.- "Hiiving read many ..f your sta^c-
Nalionul Associitlioii of Col'n-rd. mciits .'ind noted your prc.sent at-:
w'-mcn titude on the FEPC, I am wood'*:-1
Basing her inquiry on the psycho- ing if there is a strain of Neg.’-o
logy ihat Negroe.s who cross the. blood in your own veins, That is-
line .'Cpaiating race.s try to "out- the way I can account for your at-
Herod Herod in race dcnouncalion" titude as u public Bervant."
once they are over. Mrs. Smith Mrs. Smith, who has fairer skin
'vrote: than Bilbo, was rou.scd from he
"I have been very much inter- u.-ualiy oonservalivc attitude by
c.'ted in your career in Washing- the recent redoubled effort of the
ton, re-'iding the many published Missisippi senator to malign the
.'(alements which have been attrl- Negro. j
NBC studios in New Y'oik just
befurc the final Negro Newspap
er Week broadcast went on the
air Saturday, March 2. over the
NDC nclwork, left to right;
Frank L Stanley ot Louisvl e.
president it th - Negro Newspaper
Publishers Association; Riilpn
Cooper, who was master of cere
monies on thi- prottriim: Diiwdall
M. n.ivis K.msas Ci'y Call, chair
man of .Ncji'o Press Wrek; James
Haney, dircclor of the program
for Nrt; Williarr. G. Nunn, man
aging rdito' of the Pilt.'-burgh
Courier, a memb’.'r of the Press
Week c immitlee. and Dean Dix
on. conducto" of an . ll-Americau
.-ymphony orchestra.
p.->sscnKer who 'uio uie artver aoou-
Ihv alleged .statement
The bus driver stopped tlie
I'jicle and. calM^oUcc, who. wbvo
the^ SrrlvctL oiwred Evarts out of
the bus and began beating him. As
u result of the beating, Evans sub-
Uined the loss uf .several teeth and
one 'll his eyes may be permanently
affected.
The victim was born and reared
here in Jackson. Hi- father ex
pressed surprise that his son was in-
RABBI ASKS FOR
i MAYOR TO - ^
APPOINT NEGRO
NEW YORK CNS> — The CU.*-
rcnl campaign to l ave Mayor
0'Dw'«‘i' appoint 3 Negro to meni-
, volvcd in the affair, terming him jj^rship on the Board o( EduegUon
the quietest of his children. Maxie York haa .rc-
had gifts for his relatives and left p,ivcd considerable support frbin
..itw qnnn riftPr hie rMciise from g ajjd thc ‘Parent*
the city soon after his release from
jail and hLs visit with it
CONFERENCE TO
MEET APRIL 6ili
H':
"Wc feel sure the pt*oplr of Zebu-
Ijm. Fuquay Springs. V;n-ina. Wen
dell, Gamer, Apex, Wake Forest,
and other communities of Wako
County wilt do their shart to help
meet our county quoCi of VtT.ftCO."
said Chairman H.)(^.
Chairman Hood again urged the
necessity for funds to carry on the
larilung activiticf of the .American
Red CrO'-'s. not only right in our
own communities but in other pails
of -Ihe world where Red Cross car
ried on its work.
'ynsidetn Ti-uman ir hiT appe.il
for'Red Cros.s fund.-i 'hv other nigi t
ti'uL .said Red Cm,'., conation.'; will
‘n ake the clock tick faster' for tens
of thousands of war casualticB.”
Hood added.
jng promotion of Franklin
ano Roos'-velt' p\)licic.s in tlv-
I'NO nifctings and an all-out
figlit aguinsl en.-mies of unity on
thi homi' front, a repesentativ .-
.group of .-N' lerican citi/.m.- fui.-
••{.iiid a “Win iT?.- Peace" confer-
rnci- to morl lu-ro April 5. 6 and
7. D daring that unity at homo
and abroad is tiireatencd by bloC'
which attempt to retard reconver
sion. stir up -aeial .strfio and poli
tical di.-;cni-u. the conferenrr eom-
mittc'’ .innounecs a thrcc-day
program to discu.®.-; impoitanl fac-
I 'l.-; of it duruble pc-aee.
Theme of the confi icncf.
• I'nity niust win the peace,” is
based on .Mr. Iloa'sevt It'.-- sta'.
punt following the Yalta con-
'Coin'mied '-n page eight)
DAYTONA BEArn. Ela.
(.^XP)—This city officiallv
okayed a mixed training
prooKi'aiii f«i' ba.sehall play
ers here last week wheii
Mayor William Perry and
( ity ManatNM* -Tame.s M.
Titiu- welcomod .laektv n"liin "n
atid Johnny Wrigh*. the two Ne-
r(. .starx .'igni'd by the Brimklyn
Joricor.'; to their Mon'” ' '
; am. to train'here witn tlieir
|V-hite t.-aiiio.ai.
! Mayor P--. i'y .•'.lui "no on-- '-o
Jaekii Rcibin.son an;
Jobnn.v Wright training hi.rv wiC
itiu’ Montreal baseball dub. TKv
c.ty official.'- an dthe population
i ngenearl simply regard them a.®
two move ball playciti condition
ing thcmsclve® liere. We woleom ;
tnfin and wi.sh them llte be.sl of
link."
The mavor's {itatemenl. along
with -similar remark.^ by Titu.'.
dcfi'nitcly dispels any idea that
tht two Negro membcr.s of the
Mintreal Rovals will be confront-
tf. with a hostile or helligcrerit
p. puliilion when they begin their
training here, although they will
tK' compelled to adhere to local
jim crow laws.
Deacon Nccleeted Says
U.S. CIRCUT COURT OF APPEALS
UPHOLDS RIGHT TO GA. VOTE
NKW ORLEANS. La.—The ri,tht of the Rev. Primus King to
vote in the Democratic primaries of Mu.scogee county. Georgia,
wa.s upheld hen- March R hy the United Slates Cirruit Court of
Apjjeals for the Fiftli eiiruil, The ease was argiiefi February If)
-Tifl the N.A.MT 1- gal .'’aff field filed a brief fantieu; curiae, sup-
D'»rtin2 Rev. King.
United Against Bibotry" organiza
tion.
The orgaiiizatkiu said in a leUar
to the Mayor; ".As the parents Of
j.OiH cliilcrcii now 'ittending the
public schools of lhi.' city, we be
lieve that no other single official
i-i v.ii-ia eniu-Tis*: to the people
; .... of Ihi® city, both Negro and white,
(■()l,r.\ini.\. s.r. (AND—Despito daily in*wspapei „,g import of brotherhoo.A
fii'.-it d'Miion.-^tralion nirainsl jim erowism Imre im Sunday a., the appointm-nt at the time of
... .» ■ f .u- .. . ... ......J .4 Education.
step would
•cnglhen the intercultural pro
gram in the schoo' and assure an
nderstanding of the problems of
Jim firow ^unHay To
Repch National St te
hi'.-it fl'MIion.-^lralloll nirttltlSl Jini C1^^V^ ism m--ic mi .luuutvj me ;.ppoinun«ni a; m
mikI iii]lhoiili(-.s' iilli-mpUs to minimize offpctivem-a.s of the a Ncb™ w tht- b ard o( i
(.March l.-atims of the AKOinst ».™att,en ?hT“intar'-uru
...ame’ed on .Monday, ••complete satisfaction o\t*r the vc
suits.” In fact, they .said, the effetaivcnc.ss “exceeded uur
wildest exp'.'ctalion.
Gov. Ransome Hit
From All Sides By
Citizens and Groups
LOCAL SUPT.
WANTS SCHOOL
SUGGESTIONS
. the Negro as they may arise In our
Simultaneously, it wa.i announ- Bchcsjl 'vstem and offset ten-
ced that plan.s are underway ro dency towards racial tension,
extend the movement into a na- Rabbi Wise also sent an l«t-
tional activity, several southern ler to the maye- urging racial un- •
cities have requested details of • derslanding anu Brotherhood Week
its operations for consideration. V ■
Monday morning, hcudquai'tep^oi lEWHERS REJOICE
the committee was besi'-'ged fo-
full plans by newpaptrs of nh- ||iVJi’P VAI ARY
lional importance, .ly souLi-' v f rjik I
'em dailies and powerful dailii.-;
in New 'York and Chicago.
“ I EQU ALITY IN S.C.
fOLl'.MBIA, S.C. (ANT)—fzcadoi's fiom many see
lionsof the State were most critical of (Jov. lian.sonie J
Williams' failure or refusal to act on any and all cases re- jAoiKlia.s Frazier, eiiaiiman oi the
fcried to his office in which Negroes had been mistreated, Citizem-' Cominiiivc. whose repn
a survey revealed this week.
.Supi.'i'intendenl Jv.-c.-ie O. San-
dcr.'on wanLs the .suggestions of
Nigroe.' on the proposed school
expiin.sion program, accoidmg to
JAMES R. ADAMS HEADS WAKE
COUNTY 4-H CLUB COUNCIL
RALEIGH. N.C.—James Russell Adanos of the Jumper Lcvvl
l-H Club wn-; elertcd president of the Wake County 4-H Club
Council at its program meeting last week. The 4-H Executive
Council is composed of 4-H Club prc.sidcnts and secretaries of
local clubs.
Other officers named were Glacystine Chavis of the Fletchers
Gren'o Club, vice-president; A^eolj Rogers of the Riley Hill Club,
seeretarj'. and Virginia J(*nt-s of iIm- Riley Hill Club, treasurer.
The Council adopted its 1946 4-H program for Wake County
on an organized group basis so us to bt-nefit all community club
members. .Adult 4-H Club Lcaderi-- from local communities were
present and offered great encouragement to the 4-H Council &s
ihey outlined their program. Other phases of the program were
outlined by W. C. Davenport, county agent and Miss Aurelia
•tones, assistant Home Agent.
PWsent at me meeting were forty-eight 4-H Club officers,
a^nts. local 4-H leaders and school teachers. Clubs represented'
were Riley Hill, Apex. Juniper Level. Springfield. Holly Spring
Sgn^’ Fork, Shiloh, Lovely Hill, Fletchers Grove and Eagle Ro».
Savs Noted Minister
ATLANTA VE'IS’
UNITY MARCHES
ON Cin HALL
l.r
and Writer
B.VLEIGH «CP) — The Rev, M,
W. WilUan-.®. pr(>mim‘nl bcul min
ister and author, must have meant
whiit he said when he declared 'hat
the deacon lo some extent has beer
nrslcctcd. for ht has already pub
lished three cdUion.s cf "The Deu-
con's Place in the Church," and
now bu-y workloR on the fourth
which he says will be out soon.
He i' also ro-au1hor of “WhoV
Who Amcog Negro Baptists in
North Calplin-i." and he Is gnttli.g
out another edition of that, too.
Because of its inherent value and
worth to the progressive and up-To-
date officials of the church, preach
ers and teachers have been using
much of his time, but he .said, there
has been such a widespread Inter
est in both books that U for us
now "as far as we can find tisw.
, to get out the second edition of one
and tbe forth edition of the other *
nany olhcr Ni griies.
►'fire halt intt’i
Atl.'inta (ANP) • Mnmb'-r.’; of
Uk United Nrgi'f* Vrloriin.-; organ-
izdli'tn an dtlu- womm's auxiliary,
in a ni3rch ostimatvd at from lOfi
to 2'X' last week participated m
a march on City Hall a pro
tect against non-appointim nt nf
N(gro police.
Ix'd by Dr. E. C. Roddie. or
ganizer and pri»mf'T nf the gioup.
the parade was cunducl»*d (irderly
and gathered momentum a.s it
wtiu. dc.spite a nf»n-endorsemen*
ot the Atlanta NAACP and other
oi'ganizHli'>n.s, which are .seeking
police through petition and con
ference.
Bocidk-'s banner read "For Ne
gro Police." Other banners read:
“105,OOh Negro Citizens Rate at
Least one Negro Polici-rnan." g,,,,, Johnson,
Th.-' marchers paraded around
the block in which City hall
located two times, then held
niative called upon Mr. aan-1
, ..... derson's relative lo the program.-
La.st (Detober. the NAACP s; i vvo conicivnces have been held
ate ri'qm sled an impartial slate Mi'. Sanderson by represen-
‘■-■.stigaiion into the rape-mur- .; of the committee. Only on-,-
17 year old Mis.s Lctha w.xs made at the Tue.sday‘s
Li He Carter on Pine Island, ostcii- 'met ling This one was the result
..bly by a white insurance agent: ,if Prof E. H. Me-
tln wanton ^ho^llng lo death of dcnpcv
Mo.' s Gn^-ne. a Negro, by Aiken Serious Situation*
rounly officers mar Ellenlon anJ One of the factor nvealed m
Hu shooting in the bark of ex- miv-iing with the superintcn-
soldier St. Clair U. Pressley at the need of the Negro
.Meanwhile, plans go forth for ——
t!Xtending the demonstration to ; COL.UMBIA. S. C. (ANp) — Jub«
ct lea.sl six other South Caro- ' iliuict- reigned ufrotig some 169 city
lina citie.s and towns by the firs* icuchcrb here when each received
Sunda} .n April. Several letters Tliuisday checks averaging better
o:' reply have gone out of the : tJvn i500 !ach in '-qual pay, ra*
Slate, headquarters said. -trcactlvc to September of 1945, ful-
. . ! rillfent of a court order issued by
Plans call for a pii.'Sivc piokst j„dgc J. Waites Warning
public
fast May.
permanently enjoining
agair\st jim-crowism
lonveyancc' and the Columbia school board against
th. g'lvral public. Don I spend crlmmutorv salaries
ytur money '“""J;;'’''TO:: Thi rc.rc»eUvc p»y denoa. tht
L .Kry ChuS,J" .n^hooU? v.--,. .un, .ho local school b.^ _l»l
divers of olhiT organizations
t>rcn able to mlnch out of the "Ne-
aivcrs OI oini-r organizuiions ur- *■" .. .
doing the educational work. Local sro seh^ls here
- and hi«h schol stud.mts a petrlod of years. Judge Warin«
eolh'Be dnu lliun sciioj .'luut.aio - •- - - , n , ah.|.
hold weekly programs ridiculing ;CJi''e the bnad until April 1 of
jim crow and all over the dt, :'■••r to .'qunlize and Tnu^ay pay-
jim
checks were In fulfillment
J'.hn.sonville la.st Nov. 17 by ;m br.v-: and cirL® in the city in the fare posted placard.® picturing o , .- -..
eftieer who had prevlou.sly shot fii^j of -ducalion. Thus point was white man and colored man The Columbia action was brough
-I'd at when it wa.-! revealed
that jitot a .®mall potiion of the
vho attend Wa.shington
Acknowledgement to one of
1 letters ha.s come from thi Higb school go to college and yj*t
-rnor. .Moir '■'‘ccntly. Waoshmgton High School is more
shaking hands, each with a foot
or. the dead careas of a crow.
he N.\.Arp on behalf of Albert
Cunlinued on page six)
quist that hi®
h rt-nec with n-gistralion by
Sheriff L Li-on G.squc in his home
untv of Marion has gone
tc
mu!
aeadi nno than eiHier of the two
white .'ichools. It 'was .said that
for all thc.se years the school ha;
not tx-en serving the need.s of the
, • J , . I I. 4 noi oeeii serving me ii«-c-u.'> ui mt.
iniched and two weeks ago. whiH- n. The Committee is inter
ne. coloied citizens, as well a-. ,p survey of tne needs of
evi ral .v , " Uic children in order that proper
light his investigation into th.
Jjiuliil bi-aiing into unronsciou.
sugge.®linns may be made
Another fact ti.at was revealed
n..ss and subsc-quun. dunging in .q,, ,h..
ditch near the North Carolir.i gg'hng'i u/iil h#- ft
ditch near
border line by two city and on-'
.state officer at York. S. C.. of an-
ehmentary .school will be far re
moved from that of the Washing
ton school and that it will be a
separate administration. It was
not learned whether or not Sup-
n riciu a The limited number of people in trinti ndont Sanderson wanted the I
demonstration on the steps , the world who count for something Negroes lo give i.im sugge.stions I
in frmt of City hall. The crowd! will lose their place H they start ^ to whom the principal should»
that witnessed the demonstration out anew to gel something for noth
I (Continued on back page) ing. ^ .. —
be.
tConUnuKi on back page)
FEDERAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
LAUDED FOR ANTI-JIM CROW STA.ID
NEW YORK—Pratsv tor the adoption ot a resolution renoun
cing the pattern of scen-gaiion in race relattons was sent to the
F(-di'’'al Council of Chuiches of Christ in America by the NiU^CP
in :hc following telegram to Bishop C. Bromley Oxnam, president.
• The NAACP on behalf of its branches, members and assocl-
aus, extends its warmt.s't congratulations to the Federal Council
of Churchc.'; upon it® adoption of resolution to renonuce un-
eouivocally the pa'tem of segregation in race relations as un-
throughout the world in demonstrating that tho Federal Council
neC' .-isary and 'indesirable. Passage of this resolution and sub
sequent impk. mentation will go far both in this country wd
and many American Christians -believe in practicing pratLl,.,«t
Christianity without a color line. We trust that the 25 minion
Protestants ••epresented by he F-rderal Council will follow your
courageous lead.”