NATIONAL NEGRO CONGRESS
SUPPORT UNO POLICIES IN FULL
NK\\' YUHK-- CtiuiTiuHV int'inalional junun ii li’r
df'ca>’ina Rri’ish ?*n>pin- undi-i Hif i«( fiRhiing t'omimi'ii'rii.
has Dl l • ith '‘v rwhri'ninc i>roi«>-.t and .^mm from ?h.' N’l'C-o
,p»'opk thr-iighoui th.‘rniintrv.'■ d*i larrd n .vlatrmcnl Ls^uinJ today
hy Rpv'I- (.‘inyion. .'X'riJli. •• -••rirtan. of f-lx' Nalional N«iu
I'^ngT.'s.!-
Mr. Cay'ojj tiu-l furtiii r di siir of the fornuT Piiino
MinL^Vi- of Britain was 'o liavr Am- l ira 'Ci.ip thr UNO. sot up
-* mnv •anti-Comniunist axi.s.” .and lay thr siound \vo'k fur f.;o
Thifvl World War in oidrr to maintain Enalands imporialist .-ti'ony-
hold on millions of colonial pt*op'.c.
T.H- National N*«ri> Conpiai.' roitoralod its .suop^*rt lo th
Vniud .Nations Org. niz.aiion and lo the principlr.s of vooprratii-n
and imitfd action among England, .-Xmcrica. ,inri the Soviet Uni-m.
THE CAROLINIAN
FOUR RUSHED
HERE FOR
SAFE KEEPING
\ Ol.lMK XXVI. NO. 11
K.M.KIOH. NORTH C.Ai OIJNA WKHK MNDINO SATDin.AV. MAKCH 22. l!Mi>
I K.Al.KUiIi Poui men werv
|riL'h.-d to C’l'ntra! PrLson here
[.''lond.iy fu: safok'-opin* after a
I ]>: oniin* nt .viutc svunun imported
Ml.;.! .>h. h;id bt-.n tn** victim of
I ciiiiiina; .*ft;Kk. H H Wilson,
Stall I'lisun W.irdin, rcpoite^
.Shviifl K C’. W ide lit Robeson
[i 'unty in whu-^ custody the pris-
ilclivt red, inid that he
Seeks Aid for Building Program
.d ■■Itsciv.'d nil .;iens of racial
>. .'lurlkancc .sinci the incident and
trill ho hid iirought th( men lo
R.d. igh .1 a prix:iuli..n;tr.v meafi-
Highvv.is
★ w m n m m m ^ «« ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ”
Henry A. Wallace Rumored Resign Post
li'uhquartera
t It had i' (vived a
i.idut rtpmt that M'>'vral other
I . 1! ..n- b.;.ng qui 'tuuu d m Lum-
• but t.'Kit thi'M was no «?vi-
t« n».. •»! T‘'"iba m.ki .ution.
’I iu- m«Ti- Calvin Covington.
Ui.oit. T .•>!!.p- n L'liff Inman
:.it St.io' I'liw’i 11, ail i>f HobeacKi
I iiunt) —.at •' aL and dt!-
. ■'dine • . hkii^
, wiui. \ri:’iiii.i: .iti.ick on a whito
idirit: W.i.lc all of the
. iiif>>.a.‘d. and the
ol tac cast IS giv*
Followers Of
Wallace Say He’s
Out For 1948
FIRST NEGRO TO
N.T. BOARD
OF EDUCATION
• ANTi —
.Negro
illacc V
WASHINGTON
port! circulaietl h-re ja% tha' Hoi.* cd b
rj’ A. Wallace will Icnve con’mircc ui g. o
o:i July 1. in ‘•ti
SuiTic j>ay •h it i'.ii r. . ign.ition i> Mr. Wallace-• fir.«t tppiiinimcn'
already on the Prc^ide..t■^ dc.-k and named Ji>h!i H Pit kr’y W i.h-i g . •
Truman favoring i'* acreptancr. u^^ine^Ji man, to tht ranaU business
When hi moved into com- c'.mmiti..' Sino th:,i time, h.' h..
r.trrr, .ftcr a I rated debate with bi'cn urged ’o ii.akr .ppi.iiiimci li
Jc..?e Jonc.' liver ihc control of ccr- ‘ ■ in tie d.ixirimvrf' rcgionril
••fficC' e-peci Uy in . itji-j, uh. r«
’her i> a laig. ror.ccniralK'n ul
riiauy ..f .• v n are e: '.i-j
have
NKW YORK CNS. - The .p-
P'linlmrnt of R.v. John Colem.in,
Brooklyn Negro Catholic *y the
1,0 Biiard of Hijiher Education w\ia
01.110111 of .Negroes highly welcomed in ••omc circle*
unortc. uiiie;' circle* ipinarec not •»
Di pic.i.-od Hy ippoinli.ig Ui Cole-
ni.iii. wb. hi*^ hail rii.'tiiu-;shci
iiit.'i racial afljir*. M.i>. i
t'.ireer i
.ntall 1
Ollvy.r oemg cung. alulaled foi
pl.icing the first Negro on ‘he boara
which g- verns ih.. ci'j-owned col-
‘ g- Or; 'he other .land, -nice ..
vjtaiiy M-i left cm th«. Board ol
Kdueattoi.. which >« a much laigc.
j ‘ •n marie ' • d. ‘c -ii.d the rumot :,nd rror, powerful oo.ird than tlu
IM-* - «f -Mr Walalec ' rcsign^Uon Board of Higher Educ;.noi: a^ i
Irc'- I'i.'c. ’0 niai.y .ipe..ulatioi'.ii. supisiviats he c.ty - entire piimaiy
'•l .iiy feel »!u»i he i* out to biiiUi •^•d .-eemdary -rh d machinctv ,
. jroiilic.'l f. nee to K-cuTc the many .N'ejiniC' feel w. -hould have
1 11‘Mi iiMikii lor the proKtcncy ui -d an appoimmcni on the B-m d
tout ‘ f fkfticMiivin
Enimcr .Martin L.tiiC8s'ef. >pcciat Howe\.r. M-.yor O’Uwyei ha»
ndvKer to the secretary of com- given out the information that he
vHs arrvstod ner. W’aU»ce‘> as felt it .i iiiM'*^itv to appoint a|
he aJbying of the ! det.ied Uic rumor when t» Catholic *o f.ll :ht vacancy on the!
T. Sanders, a .12 M’ ' hirr. p r.f F.ducation since the p '
r-.ui ''in • r taMcab clriv-r. j V w.i* forreerlv rKCupo'd by
rewttly. Sanders* semi ■ rlotned ft"rB||/r IJAI TP fAtholic. t).-Mel P Higgins who!
wa. found by 'hrc. fo-j IX |■fl|| k H||| I \ ^ ipned !;■ t D-remb** Meanwhile.
GIRL ADMITS
KILLING; RAPED
BY CAB DRIVER
Ask Support Of
Every Vet and
Laboring Group
-t
till
in.in whu ac*
n in .iwi’.omobaie
'hr - had uk«n
: . tr.. Lu.nbt-rton bus
' ; n.ght .nri hnJ
N g. . 'H tiOUt:i
.‘.lU- .^‘.ipped iu
W ASlilNt; IIIN. H i*.—U I T
’ri'.'iilfut iiuti Hiii'ct'ii' of ill. f H >
lui I'lintimnii’.t Hevclpoiiieiil, i.nl«> i
1 AU •« I-
.. 11-...-
.11. d "1.
vv.irkt'i .111*1
f'.-i,.
.itul.ii Wik
il.* .iiid {UiVV
III! W\..
■ Mtul i.i
.ilxij !• -.uiipor* \IIA
fiL'hl '‘.lyritin:*! i*
•I t*. ptil |U.-.v*Ui. ■ I
;* t ogiun,
hut!. .r)d B«v*
>' ■ -ed aruuod
ip.ini>>n' weof
■m to puii
.11 goo^
■ ;. u in.- wool*
" !•' a
t .. wiserv
• .'.inmitUid^
.•tw men loki
■ .cm pbt'
*hc maa'*
■ ..it do and.
•.. ipaUfd in
M!ir'h 17.
ot htid Ma
REMOVAL OF
PRISONERS
IS SOUGHT
IT
•nn
Tlu!
Va.
Norfolk
>ea.'-old gii'k
La.-l wi-»-k for
Rtv. Motiscs
Nation-wide
Drive for Better
* :i tm U'mit '
if.f N..ti«.n..! A-"
y. iis-4' Utatrda
V ; uisci ■ tfect;.
nan nad re
nd got the car
'.I Lumt^'
wiiinan was
' .• me police
ikfd part
uht .1 ide the
IKt-.
w
. t-
ad.picd
W:.. [>:••■
Nm. in L'ar.i'tf
U^'Jkg p.Or ■'••■■ ..••■ ! '
. K- puhlR-.r; m t .‘i.iulhi .
’ D. iTi.iciitU r-wnelnuiix..' • >»t I
d*iv n pru* -• ilmg.* .m .ild nous -
.rn.: pirfT.iuin pay.'. nL...
T'.v .hanu-fu 1-. •■fi
' —-nlv voted ul the P..iiu,.n.
f.i. » : m..«t . ;y pt"-
viiii. nvivii I V
KILLING; RAPED
BY CAB DRIVER
Norfolk, Va. (AND — A 17-
year-old girl wud arrested her.'
la.-l week for Liic slaying of Uic
Rtv. Mooses T. aandci.-i. a :12
;. .fold ininisti r ’Hyicab rlriv. r.
recently. Sanders' semi • rlothnd
body wa.* found by three Fmt
Jacil.,on .'“jldi' r,' in Iti.s Your Way
taxicab, which wa.'* placi d in tli
wecd.« near Bowers Beach be
tween Columbia and Fort Jack-
sen.
TJio girl, wj.osc identity lljc pu-
licv: iiHo It'll di-. ulg- ..l, lold run-
h.no had a boy to call a rah ; .r
!»ei at 111*' eaf tui llic.i Si c •
hero, how Sanders, whom .•*he did
no' know. aiis'veri'cJ the e:iM. '' ■
h*‘ gave iter a drink of ■w’hi.
and admilted that .site ro-le. in
the front .veal with him lo ' I
(’olumbia ho. piial. •wlu’r* he said
he had lo pick up another paisen-
30 r.
There iie gagged her. site .-aid.
lo! 'cd Iter into the bark .‘•'■at and
drove Iti Ihe wood." wher h.' at-
tcrnpti’d to rape her after niacin-.!
the barrel of n pi.stol at hr. head.
II' wa.' .thnl in the ;;euffl • thiii
followed. .«he fold police offiet
wlten s4te aeeideiitally reached
tju' weapon. Sander.v was . h. *
through the heart.
A woman’s footprints wen the
rlue that lead detectives tn
th. girl.
Sl MMkJIS TO QllIT:
REJOICE IN GROl'PS
III iniau uu*iiic:>.ci. imy nave dot
L-een made t. da’e aiid Ihc rumor
- 'jf Mr V.'aliilci.'’* resigitution
giv-e- rk*c to many jpectilations.
.Many fed that he I* out lo build
In.- political f'-nce to secure the
iioiriuHti'iii for the prcsidoucy in
iniit
Enimer Martin Laitcast r. spcciul
ai4%d*er to the srrrctary of com
merce. say.' that Mr. Wallace’s m-
sislttiit denied the rumor when it
VI put to him.
STRIKE HALTS
PUBLICATION
OF N. Y. PAPER
New York lANF) — I^ubltca
lion Ilf !h» idain Nevv.s. this
lai ;e..l Neg.o-owned news-
p*T, w.us iiul’.'d It* n- Tu*'sday
wlirn BC .staff mi*mber.>, and also
nM-mi'vT.* *.*f til. CIO .Ni'Wtpapcr
yiti'tl. liii'W piekel line.* around
n. w-p:ipi r * M.mhat'.in and
l’-''aiklyn i.ffa-t,, lo clim.'a.N a .*ix-
munih eomnlaint *if union-bust-
ii.u t;iei:e.'» 'I*.- jned tu nullify th.-
luiiild iigrc nil nl of ki-t ()c’"bi
■:i ( ;‘v. ..".uiu'l.', ! :.! J
In i-oluipnc t Hill Ch.i.'.. \ h*' r- -
Education, which i.s .■ much lari-ci'
and ii.urc powerful board than the
Bu.*rd of Higher Eklueation as i'-
.tupervist-s the city's entire primary
dial sec'iiulary school muchiiu-rv.
many Negroes fed we should have
had an Hppiinimeni on the Board
ef Fducathirt.
However. M-i.vor O’Uwyer has
given out the information that he
fri* it a nceessitv to appoint a
2at’.iotir to fill the vacancy on the
Board «>f Education since the pr‘i-
lioii was Inrmerly occupied by i
f'ath*'Mc. Daniel P. Higgins, who
revigned Inst Decembe.. Meanwhile,
many circles arc exclaiining that
ih«y never liearri of Dr. Coleman
Why coiudiit' a more outst-'inding
pcr.sonaUty have been appointed as
l>i Chnnniim H Tobias'.’
Dr Coh-man was sworn in Tiie.
d.iy. March -'tlh and hi.- term wi
last through June JO, 19-S2 Rarria
iiiiiorsciit aceident*. irmre will I.
■to more vacancies until I0.*i3
Seated voinplelinH plans f*jr Ut'.’
.\iinuat Foieign Mi.-isum Da;'
which wn.s *)bserved in Raleigh.
I M.-trch 17. and a union revival to
be held March 2;') through April
2Lst .11** l.Tl 1*1 light The Rev.
P.iul H Join* on, the Rev J. W
"Father" Jones. Dr. ft S Bullock
and the Rev. U S Brown.
PRISONERS
IS SOUGHT
Nation-wide
Drive for Better
Jobs for Vets
Ncuni (loiiKress Racks
w C
VeN'ran's (ionlereiur
! KALKIC.il—A Nation-wide caiiva.s.s of *'niplo.vors lo
jfind suitalilo .jolt oponinns fof tiie more than b.UOO.OiMi \et-
[(-raiks, fli.s|iljic*-fl war workor.s and other job applicants who
will .''1‘ok pniploytnent diuiiiK tho fir.st .six monlli.s ol I'.Mb
j was launched r*-cenllv, L. -I. Cra\en. maiiatjer *>1 Iho Untied
I States l-',mi)io.vnient Service in Kaleiifh, iiniiounced
, lodtty.
API’EAL CHAPLAIN
nnei
York. .N Y ~ All Naiiun-
•*i (.'f'ligi ('•>.* veterans coin-’
: '»;;:!!R'ller’s case
•j
WtCP Djiiil Staff
Pile.* Peliliuii for
C.
"un*'.'.- nr affiliiit*
c-nminio* I • f*n in*‘u t h
■ iiMi. h,. v. , . n .4;, .1 l)j
■ linn.-*; F.X'-vuliVi Hoard of
V. t.’
. |v.r"
Llemciic^ Scc'v of Mar
WASHINGTON (ANT) — An-
nooi'rom. n*. uf !h»' rviivcrpcnl fro r
politics of Hattoi. Summor:. for 34
year'. ropr*'-ciif:*'i* ' in C'jn...'0''j
from Toxns. will brinj? no tears.
Summer.-* has heim chairman of the
powerful judiciar.v committee and
bcfi-rc him ha* been irgU'-d anti
lynch bills, anil-poll tax legisla
tion and all otlu r Icgi.iiition whirl'
concerned Negroes' right.*, freedom
ind prol«’c’ii»n.
Hi-' announcement rona-s at
time when h*- is coming up for
ni l, *1**5 *h' covernmert
which lias progressed In keeping
with modern needs, he -ippurontly
yearns for the old times, when Con-
fressmen regarded tlv tnjclvc.* no’
as $er%’ants of the public, but as
somothiiig Kpcciul. M . Summers’
departure from the secen is un
wept and offer* som'' progrc^^ipiv
Texan a real opportu-nlty to serve
his country and state.
W'a>;iinRton, D. C. — Tru- N A
A. C. H.. through its U-gal rli'part-
nu nt. -uhimlti-ri a p1ilii*n fn.
cknu-ncy in behalf of F.mc,;t
•Si. w.ii i n*iw i-onfinvd in . E'* .!-
v.al pi'niii-ntjary undT .'int'.-iu*-
of a (J. n' rai (i.’(i’jrv - Martial, to
S**T*-t:*ry nf War Robert P!iil*-i--
-•m. St'wan wu.- charged and
I ' Mv irtid of a.*. 'iuit with inli .it
to kill unon a while superior j;'
ficcr is n d was scntcnctd l'>
' ai> ;*t hj.d laoor. Th«- p'diti- n
' nt'-d out hoi Stewart iiad
b'-cn convicted on i-vidcn*-' whicc.
in a cn-il cuM. wt>ul ! hav i-.il.-
martiiil. no proof wa.* offcr.d
S’ ' ji I h I 1 'iri-d jt hi* .-up-
j. I'oi iiffii-vr. Th. pe'ilion > inohu-
sized th- gross errors of law com'
Coiif«renci' f'*r
I. _ ini> i I 'M i .Action, to h
. Id in Oil* .ig" "11 Ihi 6th :in'i
7'i, "f ,\or:l.
The u..*i*v bi'luit tfii. Confv. •
. .Ilf, .1,- sUiti'd ljy Gcoigv B. Mu.-
/h*, Jr.. I'lu 111 its initiiitui's and
ft'.nui Ailn)ini.slrativc Secn-tary
of tin C*ingii-s.s, i.* -Alu-tliei Nr-
gro .*nd while wtcraiw can v-.sian-
ii.-’ .in 'ugunization which ui'l
iV'Ur*. d j*in'cc3j;ful light for tuii
I If ills liji Negro vein an.* "
.Mr. Uiavvn .*,ii(l th • ouiity-widv
j'.b d*'vel*jpini iii pi ugr.iin had been
' uh'ied by S ci''iiiry >»! Labor L.
B Schv ellenbach lo .*i'ecd vtlc‘r;iji
lili'cem* 111.* bvcaii-*' -ob epeninfes
now oil (it*- in the 'i'Zn local em-
jjltiyment 'iffici-.-' .'*■■ inadequaic-
1)"'''. Ill numtiers and in quality of
jub^ to afford ;.de*|iiiiH' j*)b "ppor-
>1 the .N.itmnal Executive lui.iiic.* t*i th* veterans .md other
eutive job iipplUMOt.* now ret-'king ein-
pliiymeni and ’h*' .Kiditiurial osti-
m.iled 2..1OO.1100 vetoians who will
ii'lurn horn*- and enter the labial
t market la-fnre .bine JO He ;ippealed
M fen the ctu'P' i.'linn of iiM "mpl'>y-
Kidi-igh. Unaniin*>u.sly and
('nthu.sia.sti(ally I h «• Kxecutiv
C'jnunitte*- of ihs- N*iitii (.'arolina
IN partriii-nl of the American Le
gion. in*-*-ting in Rahigh r*'c*.-n’-
iv- adopted a i«'.soliitiun urging
tin War Depaitinenl lo remove
ii'inu'dhituly from North Caroliiut
tlu appniximaelly 2.000 pri.soneis
of war in c*mtraft work tor ''m-
pi* y*‘r.s in the State, in order to
n.ake lhe.se job.-* available f(*r un
i-i'iployod war veteran,*
The re.solulion, inlrodue.'d b-r
15. L'. Godwin. State v« leran.* eni-
pi* ymeni repr*:sentative. cited
tiiHt. aceeu'dlny to r*-p*>rL* of tin-
Lnit.'ri State.' E5mplnym*‘nt Ser-
vie*', mori' than 24,000 veti-rans
of World Wai's I and 11 and more
ihi-n 10,000 noii-vcteruns are nt-
ly .'((.'king Jobs through tlv
I ..111 in i.'uiiu
liy till- '-n*! of th*- 1947 is to sui-
eved. The m*>^t vicioiu* and nnv-t
powerful lobby ever t*» put pi**-
sure on Congres.* .spearheiuled b.s
[the National Asstxtiation of Real
lELsta:« Biatrds and Pmduv^fi
Cuuiicil, etteetively scuttUd ih'-
A'tiy heart of Wyatts wt'-rau*
jheu.sing program wh«-n a i.o.*Uti*m
H'f Republican.* and South' rn
iDfinocrats over-whelmingly vot -J
!d(»wn price ceilings *)n *>ld hous-s
'and premium paynu-nUs.
The House shamefully .m*!
biazenly voted out th*- Patman
Eil! with the mo.si neci-isarj' pro
visions omitl*’d. leaving only a
shell which do nothing u> l ither
stop inflation m real *-slate or
.-it.mulate Ihi- pr«»»lurli**n of innn
,1 ')U.''e.s.
'Death of th* pr*-inium pjiy-
li.ent program is the inivt seri*>us
*t. tmn l.at*'!, having w;tike*
'f th. way and caught a ride the
i.-niainder of th.' distance.
L'l*KS .
* mmy
• York,
-- By indii
.•.t*..u-tai.v oi tile National Ni'gi'
L'l i.g> r.s.*, lias asked the Duseharg
Rivi*-w Board *>f th*- Wai Dep;r *
iiier.i lo lake action in i- vi' W
di.sehaig*- nt Lt. Lutiu-
E’ulk-r, militant N. gin Chaplain t■r^. large .md .-'mall, and urgcxl
■p.ep*>its available lo us." th.' tlu'in f" i-*intaet imm.-diitiely the
Cr.ngie.x.* sbib-d. "indicat*- slnmg- near^.i t*i.,il USE.S nfiic* and lisi
■ Continued 'iii luivk pagei •C’oiitiniied-mi page right)
iffie*'.'. -A'hile 2.OO1) Iinm i
pi u*')n«-r.s of war an- dt •
jy i\'ing veieran.s of lln-it many
ji'bs. It asked th.it copies be sent
to N'ati inal H'-adquartir.' of Ih;-
.A ni'-rtean l..'gi>)n and to Senatof.i
and R' presi-nlativ* s in ConKro.*s
ttc.m Norih CJM't'linji. uiging fhit
j.etion 1).- lak*-n l«iward i**mi*v-
in;: iiii's*' prisoner.* at -tm-e.
Now ih.il th* Gill'm b»)iird re
port.* h.is been m;id*' pubb,. tlu- le-
tiirn of many ve'er;ins to th*- irmy
is beiiiu predicted in W:i.shinglon.
.of our defeaUs. Thc.se .*ubsidK-
wire lo have been used to brinti
'small and marginal material pro-
idiu-er.s into pi*Kiu«*tion. to -n-
teoiiraR*' new pi mts. and tfi (in-
lai'.c*- *-xperiments witii prefabri
Icalion and new materials. iWith;
,!UL Uie $61)0.900.000 need*'d for
'.*ub.*.dies it is doubtful th»t mor--
Ihan Iton.linO or 40().00(l n*-w home.*
,vill be .starterl till* war
■ W. have lo.'d round i.ne in
!i)ui light to hoiL't* veteran- and
to enable th*- construction indus
try tr. cn-at*- its maximum shaie
kif job.',
"I theieiore urg*-r .ill th'' U.-AW'
1. I partieul.irly oui veterans 'o
urn--, write, or U-lephon*- tlici:’
S nators demanding that thev
\('ic in th*- people'.' inter*-.t rathe-,
thi.n in the inter*.*! of r«-aclioii.
nmno'.mly. .and party [xililic ,
Ickes-Roosevelt Move
\ liTEKA.AS LAREI,
COMdtESSAlEA
milled "oy the court and if alb'g-
i*-'i that Ste'Mrt -voul*! ;ia»' bee 1
.'acquitted, in all protiability, if
I....* r\..l '.....n 1. i.
it h:ul noi lei-n fo.' h'* lac
Th.- NAACP urged that th-
S«.ciel:n-. of AV:*r lemit the le-
i";.inina p'l.'tien of Stewart'o sen-
t nc'- .and allow him to n-enlist t'j
terminate honorably his service
t.3 hi* country
KENNETH S. DALE ADDRESSES USO
GROUP; CLOSES DOORS IN SPRING
RAf.EICM—Kenneth S. Dale, n gional supervisor for USO-
A’MCA visited Raleigh on Wednivrlay.
Mr. Dale met n-itli the Management Committe*' of the Bkxjd-
worth Street USO Club in a call 'cssion on Wt*dnesday evening.
In mv.'ntioning the tutur! plans for National USO. Mi. Dal* stat '-i
that there is still a great need for USO overseas .seirice :is well
ns in c*>ntincntal United State . That it is a certainity that Na
tional USO will not liquidate until the end of 1947. However, club.s
arc being terminated in those areas where camp* an- clawing, or
vr^iere the troops load does not justify USO service.
Mr. Dale stated that USO officaLs had authorized the Blood-
worth Street club this .spring.
W .iing’on (.ANP) — Vet'-raii*.
v*i,. I ,r( '-xp»'Ci d lo piay an im-
Mu'.tunt role in iho political fii-
tur* of till’ country, aii* h.iving
•i'ei. v'lik .lutlini'd tor them. .At-
I'-i tion L* being drawn to con-
gi'-.'^min who vote against v«-t-
iii.ns' ]egi.>lation in .'uch a man-
'■•I a.’ to make the issu* clear
10 «vc-n th* most reat’ior.ary.
' I^.lx-lling congressmen w h u
iiave opposi-d such Icgi.slati.m is
■'he IP Wt.sl pioce.ss. Acording to
,I).i -V Pearson, a new symbol mav
b- :idopted. vvhich yill become
famous when appearing a'' r a
’«op.gressman's name. Th*- propos-
*.-'i VAV indicates "Voted Against
V tcrans."
All Republicans, excimt a fev;
liL'cral.- like Charles Larolctte of
Indiana and G.-orge Bend.r of
Ohio, says Pearson, voted as a
boc agairust veterans.
On the otner sitJc of the hiju.s.
a*.in*' Democrats whom the eon-
g.'cs.s could well afford to 1 o s e
were included. They are Colmer
of Missis-sippi; Cox, Georgia;
Hare. South Carolina; Smith, Vi--
ginia; Sumners. Texa.s and Tar-
\'tr of Georgia and several other*
loss famous but i-qually as vicious
when it comes to legislation re
garding Negroes.
Politicizuis Jittery
W ASIllNUroN, !>.'. (AM’) — .lillei-y puliliciaMs
c-aiiis*- of hi.s nltiuide in tho funious U.AK-.Mai ian .AiulorFiO'i
Itaw aimthor worry—liu'v’ve 30I Ui watch Ihirold lekt-s.
wln)in .America .Xeurites n*monilM.*t' with warm f.M'liiitff* h*.-
eoiiU'iiv «.M'ay.
I)*:3i-rtmg the Ibsilicicl.llh' pilfU
, iJ^(,ioA OE AiERiT
AVi ARDEI) MA,I. j0AE.S p'rnpu.’kmnvn^L’S Sp;.,
Citiz'.-ns Cnnunitte*- of the A *.
S*-ienees and Pr*>ti!-wi*»ns
I TI.i- .wnanal pulili.'jl
[. Ji'n*-.- "f ,,r th,, ..rganizi.1 ion i,- ,Iaiiu,,- H,.-'.-
"" 'j' old.-st ,'on 01 I'n., bl,.-
from Mnj C.on huuL^ ' ,p,osidont. Onlv losl rv.-ok, .VIi.
Crmp. c.mmondmK Ih, .nxlh -m; ,,, „|, „ .....ntnil
vin .’..mimnd, i" ' pai IV fur n.-wsilivn .n Iho city.
h.ndqu;.rt.Ms in Ih.' Civil Opvr..
buildinn hiT.. Till vvai dtp. ,! thi|,H njiriv. hut ho known
A j.jiiil lab'ii'-iiidniigemt III con
tribution of $1.20*) IS prcscnled by
ct sliop steward of Ihc- E!li-ctrolin--
Mfg. Co., Clev«-land. Ohio, to Le^
Giuli.'w Tighii. recently return
ed Rusisan Relief repr* scn'aliv*-
111 lilt- Soviei U'-ioii. for ihc pur-
ciiJi.*r of four Duraluminum 'all
mrtftti legs tt) be used a.* m'ldels
for the manufacture of large
quantities of such Itmbs for am
putee;) in the Soviet Union There
are LJTOO.IHJO .iinpuladuii .asc.* in
th*' &>viei Union. inrliiri”ig Red
Army cusualtiet i.id civilians
inuim*d by exploding mine.*.
tn center i.- Joseph Morganstern.
pi'-sident if Ihc Elcclrolinr Mfg.
Co., who donalcd lo th»- relief
agency a *um of money i-qual to
the coiilributioii '*f the plant's lo
cal of Ihr Unit«*ii Electrical. Ra
dio pnd Machine Worker* of
America. CIO.
. . .^r,. I* la third parly, but he is known
imc-nl niation ;'‘>nt"rrine bnltinK th.- nepunilvimk in
javviird If.d liidl “ ,1S12 to follow Thi.iidor.. Rousv-vvlt
I Mill. Juno for .-ouiid lud^nrnt
land ..ut.tandinK “'’''"v .in thv cabin.-l h.T.' und.ii Pr.i.i-
ii,.,v,ni; .nmpl.-x pionlom. Roo«ovult mid Tra.min. Im
.■d tn li.m and t,„ hin avmpY „„n„u„ce,v hn n.-vi-r had hnsn
tlatic *-fforbi in behalf of the wel- t*.
fare of colored .soldiers.
' Maj Jnne.s. who served as a , James Roosevelt !ias b' cn a
special .services officer and as ed- iDi'moorat. but he told a Philad* 1-
lUciitinn a 1 vocational guidance phia audience recently tliat
'officer du. ng World War 11, also neither the Republican parly nor
'Ls a veteran of World War I and the D'lmocratii- party today means
[a member 'jf the .slat'' national anything.
guard. Iti World W.nr I he serx-* A convincing sueaker, v-ith '*
cfl wiUi th*; &ghth Illionois In- natural ability. Roosevelt is being
fantrv. He has relumed to *-ivil- boomed to fill .somebody's poM-
(Cuntinued Jn page eight) • 'Continued on page eight)
SC'HOl .\R AND CIVIC WORK
ER, r»i Gcorae W Snewden, A--
•nciaie I'r •fe.'*soi- iif Fconomtcs fit
Dillard University, who served as
Chainran "f lh»- Citizens Com-
niitle. im .Services lo Veteran.-
whii- hi.* spo-i.sorint* .m Institute
on A’l'lcraiis ProblcTia thi* week
at Diil.irri University. Dr Snow
den i* .1 uradiiiitP of West Virginia
Stan- Cf-Uegi;, He icctived his M.
.A. f' 'Oi N«*w A'ork University end
In- n DP'-jrifc from Indian
Uni\ ci*ily. He i* in the forefront
'll t-very civi* movcim-nt in New
Orl.-.in* 'lealiiu; with the preb-
bn of Ncunie*; Hr is at present
making a -tudy of Ncgrn business
in \tv\ Orteini:*. A few months
iCi' h»- '*.11= i»nc ''f 'he featured
.it a '''iifcrcncc on ionnU
hi-.'lnei-s ,il .Atl.-»iit;. ITnIversify.
and l»,*t iTonth app-’med on the
Seminar .Serie* of that universi*
Di. oiiowiicii .-ei vca fir a num
ber "f yean »ii the faculty of
Sh.i-' University ;*nd 'va. active
111 civic iffiii.'p in Raleigh.
Dclcti'ler’s War Lorres-
piiiilenl Kevins (.ross-
C.iiiinti'v T'liir
CliKi.ei. (.VVl'l Enoc P. Wal-
i i-s, who** war i-tporting lor th’i
C'bicagi' Di Tender despatched
*'•1111- of rh.' ino-st informatlvg
.‘;t*»rit-. from t h i* South Pacific,
1-It here last wt-uk on a tour
which wilt take him to 51 emn-
miilnes tn 27 states, ’’’raveling fp)’
bi;» paper to gain fir.st hand know-
li dge on conditions fjf minority
g I- o u p -s. especially Negroes,
tliiaughout the «-*>untry, waters,
'Wi!* w-")*'- 0 seriw of articlgg to
be publis;. -d i.iincurrently witli
hu trip.
Rcrcntly I turned from thirty
months over.-scas a.« a war eor-
respondent in Ai.airalia. New
Guinea, the Philippines. Japan,
Okinawa, and other places. Wat
er*-' new tour Ls similar to OKfeS
hi- made thixiugh the south in
I1943. Articles wntten at that, tlnvi
v/nn wide praise including lecofl-
nitiun by Thomas Sanction, edl*
(Contiiiuod on page eight)