PAGE EIGHT
Continued From Front Page
SI \a i i H>Pli SEE \ > On, si Ki\ t &GY
left out.
One involves the levying o>
tinea upon states, counties or mu
tiieipalities permitting b ribbing
to occur; the other make* lynch'
ing, now legally murder, a spec
cial federal niTene.se.
The y advocate a measure
which would provide federal pen -
alties against individual peace of
ficers, stale, county or city, who
connive- in a lvnching- but that's
all.
Barkers of the present bill are
unwilling to make such a••• reces
sion, saying that would be- equiv
alent to “de.-lr-.iying” the men;
urc. What action -will bo taken
awaits the decision of the -on ato
GOP conference which ha- rtlf.c
od discussion ■ i tin measure at
the top of its calendar.
y\\ j \\ ) v f x votv
pi, lint forth; - rh.ii gc i that Urc.
m— • i-s -Pi,j ’ ‘c;- ... quail
tied vol ■ - v.-tiif <• ■:<' i. ci:.- i
dents of the f-ntd town, who possess
the same •oialifio, ri.-w-, iv-iuiivti
registrants as are eo.-s" ri < v 'he
plaintiffs and sh -r sri ui ot - -.? -
Jariy situated in said awn."
basi t( o\ m t
Charging that R-md - rofuv;--' e
register the rompir.mants was "cas
ed solely and whohj on th.
face or e dor. the r-cmnlntnl ch;,rg
< 1 that the denial com*itutos a 'vio
lation of the Constiturion and 1.-.'a"
of both the.- United Suites anti til*
Slat of North Carolina'*
Tie- members of he County
Board of Elections wore chi. ,< :
with failing to icv.jw Sander's ac
tions des;,;V ov-t • a it: '•rr...-:; --V.-
dtnet' - f arbitral ne.-s and wiltin'
discrimination based solely on l-nct.
pr color."
The plait.tiff-- vskrd the cour! P i
a judgen n: d. clai;ha*
failure and refusal i ir. • detc-r-.1-ants
ants to regi-tir qualified Negt
to be a violation oi I w and. til.*
an order !>. issued y 5 ll such ■>-.■-•
crimination.
Issuance of an ovdei h.-qul. ?*,., di.
immediate 0. gist rati.-rt of Lie
plan.'iff- and othet N grot's. >. -ii
sir payment of •■nut v. a .. ~
asked.
i:iYium;irrs^\ss
contrasted with ; hat < • tin? TU-iib
Carolina State Supreme Con - ;n
th; former will be dt -a.- <-d by the
Rev. George Fish', r rctor of S’.
Ambrose Episcopal Church.
The siitdeni apply f ad •-
sioti to the L'niver-. y ol Kurin
( aiOi.:ia Mr la -I ~,,d I,aw S • n i
and the Rev. J. T Pri-gc-n wi’: -<•
ml roc need anci will also male.- la;
talks.
A special invit'd: ip has i.
sent to the pastor.- a'a con viola
tions of R .lcig* \viti church' -. t..
white labor o uani/.a. ns a; w
hbernl white indiviriu. I .
JVegnjß; lurlci ;f$ who -.--c-ntiy fii ,-c.
application blanks for , riruissio-i to
U\C orad;'do i Is mi inoi
.lamc-s Walker of S .-ciile .n •
Harold T. Epps • f Ashe. die. i,. '
students of the Law 3: .bool of N-.s ,h
Carolina College who re :-- to -li
ter the CMC Law Soto -I ~r .
Dewey -VI. Clayton. HI, it Thru?; .-
lake and James K. Yhon ,s. SVuiv.
University instructor, who
admi«sion V the UVd Medical
School.
T: ■. Rev Mr. Pnric-n sou.-:,,
damages against -hr Cut dona Cd.-i : -
Company for false arrest and -
P’ amen after ho ■ d been lam
■ ri t . m a tolls arid a. rested foi!< vy
ing hi; refusal to tak. a scat nr me
K'bf of a lus wh-.n ordered l-> d- :
so by the driver.
The North Canain St-.tc Su
preme Court rofrscu to revue a
lower court decision ■ hic-h dc..i> •
the damages on the i-eunds e ■
Inc bus dispatcher i- :■. obtained
the win ran; ag.un.-t the Rev. M
Pridgen was not act it, as an a... ei
of the company
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JSfoA JACQUET
MHaJEaI orch *—« ™ o ™“
MONDAY, JUNE 7 mem
uation. A report on the year's
work wifi tea lure the opening
night session, along with greet
ings from aty anti state repre
sentatives
Aiming speakers who will be
heard during tiie week are Wil
lard S. Townsend, international
president of the United Transport
Service Workers, CIO; Oscu
Ewing. AdVniivstrntor of the Fed
‘■ral Security Agency. Waite
White, NAACP secretary: and Dr
(.‘banning H. Tobias. Dr. Tobia.-
'IJ receive the Spingarn Medal
!ur distinguirthe-rl achievement ot
the meeting June 27
L.KL\ LA?. M'H
eb-rnc-iits in tiie book of di-.ciplino
in laws which might form an ef
lective code, specifically touch
ing upon all points and policies
to be applied in local, district,
annual and general conference
administration;
Ci) The establishment of a spe
cial committee to draw up spe
cific rules, methods, techniques
and procedures t > enable the jit
dietary court to function m ac
i cordance with the bock of disci
pimp;
id" Increasing salaries of gen
era! officer-, and bishops: and
(5- to institute a program of eriu
cation through! its fact finding
om.-r.itto to secure the elimina
tion of jim cr-.w in the armed
forces and int.-grata-n e! Ncgroc
in .ill branches of national d<:
!< nse on a basis of fitn-ss and
competence.
The session had the 1:>: ges: at
tend, mcc in the history o! the or
ganiyatmn. Host to die c-aunr.l
r-nd general board was the Rev
W. V’c’.nack, former nret-i lent
1 the r<>:.ru-il. Two older f:.i miT
m -idem- wore subsequentlv
elected to the b'shoDric. Thev
•cm Bishops A Han'.let? , - ;
f J. Ru.-s 11, the latter r.-nv de
ceased.
ini. imws "
J t' Cv .
Dr. iLibia-? has also be e n a
: in< iii Per of siH'h bodies as the Na
ta.mai Selective Service Bc.c.
the joint Army and Navy Com
mittee on Welfare and Recreation
end the Mayor's Committee on
- Unity in New York City. In 1944
he resigned from the New York
State Committee on Disciimina
d n and Employment following •
:<. fusal of the Govcriv.'i to impa
ir.ont tl'.e committee's reconmicn
daf ions.
• !■ it?: vy years ho w;is a sen
ior :-cn '..c.v ide f;u- nati.g.al Y.
M (’. A., ii-ii pigitiuc ■ left
:n 10-4 G t oecoir. th.e l'ir-'f Me
•' ■ iiiecvg- of the Phelps-Stokes
Fund. II - is chairman f th
-of Trustees of Hamph.n in
:r.itute, Hampt n. Va.. and
mcmd i . of tne Howard Univer
sity hoard.
SO HOT!V I*l Hi! M)
The two witness were fi.s«
quoted as having sain mat the gun
>•! -n a<-cn-c< : bis vie • .- ,«f iiavn. ;
•oiighfd him up at •. ball p:ak
Aft.-r walking int-. police head
r,unrters to surrand .. howevo
11 ua-is denied that !,. had even
been to the ball part.
Judkins, who ir : jvv in : . ;-:-'o
condition at .fie St. Agr.es
nirii. told Officii Jinn IJakn on
Tuesday night that he had had no
previous ar :rn nt vuls Harris i
that he- had not -non h.m before Sic
entc-rcd the case ami bc-pan shooi-
Hairis cun tC'd Ifu f< mi fi. v ,
tom shots, from a ,35 calibre- p.-uoL
tie of which struti; Robinson pj
the ."igb: shoulder and imbedd'ci it
.; ii in his left side. Juakin win ;i.-e>
h; is* the i-.a Two o; th
-hots want wild.
Hri i'is fled from ;. < jjaci- ac '
walked into police her.dqu..:tt-m
two hours lalcr to su' wilder.
j Wallace Parly Candidates'
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MP;".
Magistrate Joseph H. Rainey of Philadelphia (left). Dr. John F. T. Camper of Baltimore. Maryland
(center), and Dr. Ulysses Campbell of New Jersey (right) are three candidates for Congress on Henry
Wallace’s New Party ticket. Magistrate Rainey, president of the Philadelphia NAACP. is a grandson ot
one of the first Negro Congressmen in the United States (Joseph H, Rainey of South Carolina). He is
running in Philadelphia's 4th C D. Dr. Camper, a co-chairman of the Progressive Party of Maryland, is a
graduate of Howard University Medical School and a practicing physician in Baltimore where he is cam
paigning in the 4th C.D. Dr. Campbell. New Party candidate in New Jersey's 11th C D., is also a gradu
ate of Howard University, a veteran of four years army service and a practising dentist. Margaret Gush
Wilson is tiie New Party Congressional candidate in Missouri's 11th C.O. sh# is the first Negro Woman
Cengressional candidate in the history of the state.
TO *W!T
isfer's taking a public stand ir,
.-upport of the candidacy of Wal
aco, in upposition to tru draft,
ui against racial si-grc-gati .n arid
di -c: imination. '
Thu church':- action was cv
dvmN provoked by ’.ho progress
i\vl» mor- rc./.'t!u:v.;ry Atlanta
C"!V-?titatinu. \y''-.ich on April 1
yy'di-a T,v - - ' -Tory: "Wal
la; iteY, Church Volos Negro Band
That action b - • actually taken
place ir-v in on':.;; oariier.
Not Interested in Merits"
"We d,» nut kn nv the merits of
i the case, arid are apt intcicstcti
in reaching any decision about
' this one," editorialized the Con
stitution I'oiiowing the “no con
fidence' vote in Dornas. "W
tliink it- obvious that any min
: is ter who chooses a highly con
troversial puli'val position . . .
. must run the usk of '.'.-sing the
confidence of his flock ”
In a lettev-to-the edit'it- Rev.
Dornas cited the fact that last
year delegates from some 20
southern cities had joined in a na
tional Unitarian resolution “To
ward an Unsegregated Church in
an Unsc-grega-tcd Society.”
To this the Constitution sanc
timoniously n plied. “While most
. thr r southem ehurchc;-? do not
Invc Negroes in their rnctriliyr
. nip. they do not prohibit Ne
groes front visiting in tin galler
t f! ’jiAETOX? vs
manaJed the W:ln* Seri.
C.u oi'n Bov* c; e
He iHiuatcr. t- -eoiri.mizatloh to
!<M3 at v. liich tin-; .• i an? w,
i.o -J,,. .1; ;n ) • i? ; nw B y
i liu.. iii was elected inv.-itiin; o';
file hoard ot directors It 1844. cerv
until 11147.
Hv s.cived a? chaii man of a
- t.> secure :• - 533.000 vh
S. O budding fm th • Boys’ Cluo
iioadquarters in !!W7 ,u:n ;d--o -oa .
•cci ghi)ii’jn*,*• i r.f Utc cor.ir.i.ueo
wh ch c c cured sss.ooo *Y;r iho in
0 >(■ of ren<-vathtg :h/ buildim- In
was housing inana;'o of Hillcrcsl !
W; r Housing Prefect a. n)4l
i f-, i* ih<- dilr;£• t, .-;,rc,«:nln'.ivc I
• ; fbc Omega T*s: P... Fratvrmfy, •
chairman ot The N A t\ ' P le-aa re- 1
", - cemt'ii!ic>-. mi-i acr ui ')-•;■
iyciud of dir cel or* the comnn;
ity Council; vie; pi\s Jem «<i the j
o C :t;/en s C 'iii’Cil and Sfa*..-■
ad reju'i .- ( r a.I :ve o! !■ .a Elk • i. .
c.'-itionul C-anfei nc . In ir-c.-ognuiuii ’
of has otu-tanding sir, ic-- to Imyr. :
Ho. s Clubs of An., lea av-aifls
him the Bovs' Club Silver Key
stone."
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PORT OF SPAIN TRINIDAD
D m Bic-i! Mat t Itr-w.-. Ni gto j.- .
metnber of Trinid; • s interreend ■
ib-ii-dietin' Abb<-j iu founnei of
fee lns!itu?( So. <;d R search a
li’v. Atlbe.V Is C'lH* V jj iiltf :
•-■iitnorittes on in kt.
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: irk ..no, S'ccrc'arj ivt D-.di i
-onvrial rcgtitM'.ir; ■ npointmen'.-
• ,uk ir-.n-n w- 'lie delegation
■'.c question at 'he jw sag • of : >•
three civil rights bitls arid also or.
•h. i.-v.-.e of jim crow in the . m ri.
Pr. -tests \\u-io alsri -id. Dr H,n
ion explained, to Smau- Rej t.jb
can leader Robert T.u't and S m ,1c-
Minority lerdei Albco \V. Bat 1:1c/.
,i Democrat condemning ;no s.:.ia
:.ig of the Senate in t'-wgins up
Anti-Poli Tax and ot er bills.
Original sponsors oi the Non-Par
i-s'u delegate a: included Rob.- <u,.
Rascor Dunj.ee, W, h 13. Deßcu, -
Mr;-'. Estelle - y Osborn.- and
Rev. J"hn R. ri.-':n :?. Sevan >
other outstanding No. io and
:.'ic growing list of sponsor:..
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■ini' :-n:;uoruil Wim's Who."
This bronciun'e vive.-, biographical
sk. u-lii-s of ',25 peris-r . bin i;at,
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Don? Raid, studied at Louvatn
L'nivcrsit? and laic, :,t Foidk.:«:,i
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ire's degrees. He way for a year
f-i-rianl pr de-syor ~i Hi ?:•>;? -ri- Mar -
i .' i ; k Ce : . v. i , ?v n- York mo
in 1942 he was ..warded a tViri v
ship b.v ri' K'cke;ciler f'ounda
'!>- for ,1 eyeaich in - y-i >: science
nt ill' Caribbean Ho wrote thesis
b.i.-icd op tiny research for lus ioc
mtaic of phi!o.,'.'phy ~l Fci-tiham.
Mini Beaten.
I h o Vlemphis < 'ops
Are lieiii 1 nde** Bond
Memphis (ANT) - Two poicc •
men, vivii- •■■i of beating and
'dmding a Negro, have been
taiie.f and wib ire prost i-i.itecl on
■ ri: .v - ..;th iss&uit tv mind, r,
AUv. U.:?. Get bor ,!i?:?ounud
ti\ i S Wi'Ck.
Tv- -m-rivu. Ell Blaine. JO. i
nmv H.eting in “fair c indiiion"
i a1 John Gaston hospital. A, a re
-1 suit, of his beating by police he
| lias suffered lacerations of the
left eve and eve brow causing a
hemrnorhagi, lacerations of ihe
-a alp and mu'! ipit lacerations
Hi-; l ight c.vr had to be removed
six hour.' , do! arrival in the hos
pital hi ecu.-;, one policeman hit
i him in the cw with his glasses
I on.
The accused policemen are L.
Pi. Krvan. "i. and Cur! W. Brew
or. ;;6 Their bond is set at SI,OOO
• a eh, TV-- were jailed following
investigation b; Inspector Wie
; benga of ihe police homicide bu
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MAY 29, 19-18
RACIAL QUERIES ME ELWISTE3
Wellesley. Me(AMP) Pro
spective candidates lor admission
to Wellesley college will not be
required to stale their race and
religion on application blanks
from now on, it was announced
• •ere last-week. President Mil
dred McAfee Horton said that the
two questions aiv to be dropped
Iroin trie blanks issued to appli
cations for admission in 1949.
“This action was voted by the
academic council after careful
consideration and was ratified by
the board o£ trustees at its nK-:?j
ing May In. sko md
Pact- and religious data are al
ready on blanks received sot the
clots entering in 1948, but will
not be used for purpo.* r of re
jection. Tims dam will ‘ad.*
rated from caivi- ol those already
i< gistered, and dropped altbgeth
i from blanks sent to those sock
ing admission in 1949.