Vv'lv&K KNJjING s.VI IKUAY, A IK. 11 ST V i'll
Interracial Gang Held For
SIOO,OO In Robberies
PHILADELPHIA (AMP) Pen
men, four whit 1 ::t»d six Negro
were rounded tip List wet-L. and
held so, h serifs ot burglant \ and
robberies whirl/ amounted !o over
SIOO,OOO The tipoft earnt! when
polire overhead three of 'in hum
talking aboiii goin - to i-> v ; ii.
' Mass., to steal -a nu • : ! ; :< jtweh,
taken in tlx; ! , yer i ni.iier.s nl
1939
1.1. Charts Birkham ut die ..to
the gang was .is well ori'.ani/.ed as
teehve bureau's prowl ■ quid -aid
a businessmen's a.-.-aviation anri
that their activities • .end*- t into
South Jersey and Philadelphia s
suburbs. The guns • .vpjom ac
cording to Becktutin. arc a; i r.-an *•
as any the city has i ce,- seen
The brains of the earn, we; •* .<;
kmilMiL
•Jis FAYETTEVILLE St.
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! done nf Camden. N J . who ay.
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Chin lex Tayioi , 7b war aid sal j
■ ■.•cackei. who v. o killed in a Cam
dr ri candy of fie*. by a Negm witch'-
| man las. April i!)
iii ■ Negroes involv.il are George
I While, 19, who was called the vat I
! but:T.-r" in cause he could see ex
ci pi tonally well al night; Willie
; Whit. Adam Foster. Fred Jones
; John Unuz, and Jeffer.son Hollo- :
Vva\ rite whites: are Joseph Sc-ssa j
} l.oui Final Bernard Moiswicb *
land Benny DiaJone.
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Gmplovs Negro
MINMAPOI IS, fttmn
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I'ninpany ha- hern using a Ne
c,ro ituiiti, .he itrst ut his race
l<> hold such a puMiion, for the
past in., months it was learn
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Ih furrier is Floyd Madison.
A veteran of World Wm 51
Made an yi uluated trom high
seitiml in Sidatia, A In, sic
worked as an a j>pleiuni fur
i ter for Silver stein ! urs in lies
Mollies, la
He has been in Minneapolis
only live I,ninth- the in.tus
trial department *>l the Min
neapolh (Than League helped
him g*- hi* job.
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11 NEGROES ON
30 PARTY TICKET
NIC W YOTiK The tuition -
■ e ill*- campaign ut the Progressive
j Party to elect a progressive
| Congress gets under vv a y this
week with 27 Negro candidates
iin the ticket ut the Henry Wal
lace in 13 states.
One candidate - Larkin Mat
S shall, Macon Ga newspape:
! publisher, is running for the U
S. Senate.
The iiitu congressional cart J;
■ e.itfcs are: Dr. Ulysses Campbell.,
I dentist, Newark, N J.; Dr, John;
v T. Camper, physician, Halt.
..-lure, Md.. Alfred M. Carrol, at*
j! irney, Louisville. Ky.; Ear! B.
| Dickerson, attorney. Chicago, 111.;
, Ada B. Jackson, civic leader and ,
i acher, Brooklyn. N. Y.; Sidney
Moore, retired postal employee,
Los Angeles Calif. Joseph IT
Rainey, inagLh ate Philadelphia,
pa ; Willard B. Ransom, attorney,
Indianapolis, Ind., and Mrs, Mar
garet Bush Wilson, attorney, St.
■ Louis, Mo,.
The other Negro candidates on j
Pie Frogresf.ive Party ticket are' ;
James T Allen, carpenter, l.<>; ‘
Angeles. Calif., for the state as
■ -rnbly Oscai Brown, tadio com
mentator, Chicago, 111., for state
: icpresentative in the first sen ,
, a’orial district: Thomas M. •
Clarke, attorney Chicago, 111 , for |
municipal court judge, Dorothy
Smdh Oatlev, newspaperwoman,;
: Roxbury, Mass for .state repre
• > ntative Dr. Clifford Doyle ohy- ;
-i ;an Chicago, Til. for Cook •
County coroner; the Rev. V T>.!
Gh.iif.ton pastur, Han P.iittrg, Pa.. 1
ini the .t -L legi.- lature: Allan
Freelon. educator Philadelphia.
Pa., for the state leg.-lature.
Aiit'u-.iu- F. Hawkii/i, Los An-'
g-. ii- Caitf., state aa;>a:ns ti 1 y mail
tor reelect ion; Robert R. Henson, j
salesman, Philadelphia, Pa., for
state legislature, Albert Janney,
factory worker, St. Louis, Mo
tor state representative. Edna 1
lee Johnson, law .student and
factory worker, Indiunap.dis, Imi
for state auditoi Hidnev A Jones,
alt- rnev, CiucagiS, 111., for stars 1
assemblyman: Ulysses S. Keys,
attorney, Chicago, 111., tor rnun
pal cornt lodge. Charier. A.
Melton, member of Marine Ship
uuilders’ Union, West Che.-.ttv,
i-*:i., for state assembly: San.
Pai ks, steel worker, Chicago, L.l
lot sanitary distriot trinit-t": Dor
othy Pearson, Philadelphia, Pa.,
tor state legislature.
Mi’s Pauline High Reed, union
representative, Chicago, 111., tor
presidential elector; fria nd a
•ic ode Robeson, a nthr opo 1o g ist,
Knfield, Conn., foi seert-tary of
. Lot - Buoker T Wa- hingt-ui
Jove, electrical tester, principal,
Oklahoma City. Ok la., for pn-s.
leniia) elector: Donald H Smith,
nutcher, Jathaica, f.,ong Island,
New York, for state senate; Milas 1
S Stephens, tailor Chicago, 111.,
f.-r state representative Rebec.w
•‘‘■tiles Tu v lor n••vs pa per u' t■> rn an,
Cmcago, 111., for Secretai v of
Ltate; Arthur P Townsend, lifr
insurance counselloiSan Bern a
dino, Calif., for state assembly
Fdward Washington, union offi
i r, Jamaica, Long Island, New
York, for state assembly; Frances
Williams, Los Angeles. Calif, foi
sl'ite assembiy and Nelson M.
Willis, attorney, Chicago, ill., foi
d’V:. idenLal elector
MINISTER KILLS
PROWLER IN PA.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa iANP>
While 35 members were attending l
ei vices m an adjoining auditor
j turn the pastor of the New Light;
i Tabernacle church the R. v Then
-fore Bullock slot to death a man
tie had suprised stealing SSC from
j his dost;
The intruder, Robert Winters 35
wax killed by iive bullets as he
tried to escape through the cellar
: J-/01 which he mi took foi an exit.
Re- Bullock fired the shots
! Tom a .22 caliber'pistol The shoot
png climaxed a violent scuffle dur
ing which Winters is said to have
• dropped the envelop which con
, lamed the stolen money.
j As he entered his -tudy, Bullock
j told tlum tie was seated in the
j rear of the church with a deacon
Louis Brunson when they heard
: :i.m€Or»€- enter the vestibule. The
I pavtoi left th, conerbgatioa sing-,
; inf and went to investigate the
. *an.--e ol the m.v; terious noise.
At- lit- ent ie dhts s'udy, Bullock
; told police be raw the man take
an envelope from hi:, desk, aiid
J place it iii his pocket The money
I war a collection from a previous
' service When the minister asked
!i hi intruder what he wanted. Win-;
j ters replied,. "Get nut ol rny way."
As Wintcrr ran past Bullock, the
j xi Tot took a pistol from his desk .
: By now Winter.' wa- running to .
! -var the- vestibule. He was trying to j
! open the cellar door when Bui- :
i lock seized hirri During the scuf
j de. Winters dropped the envelope
i Rev. Bullock braced himself in :
j front ol the door and ordered Win
ters againsi the wall. Insead ol
obeying, the youth tried to get
out through the cellar door again. :
Rev Bullock upend up and five j
shots struck the prowler in the
upper part of the body
When examined. Winter.- carried
a boxer's card
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| 933<5 2-8211
Race Laymen To Attend j
World Church. Council
By GEORGE W, HARVEY
NASHVILLE (AM 5 ) Among
the 500 or more Americans de
.signaled to attend the World
La uncil of churches at Amutef
; dam, Holland, will be a score or
i i-ic N e/fro church and eduea
’ tiunal leaders. The 1 irst assembly
id the 40 nation council will open
its 14 day session oh Aug. 22.
According to advance plans an i
publicity “the Council has hope
for the ordering of the world, tor
its redemption from till that
threatens chans. This is grounded
ir> the goodness and power of th •
God and Father of our Lord J
; ur Christ;,’’
The council charter affirms:
The church as God purposes it,
is a unique community of men
without houmtrrir-s of nation ir
race, culture or tradition uh
c-- nditional unity grounded in the
unconditional love of God' and
acknowledging that the churches
have been sorely deficient in
. demonstrating this unit y through -
| out the world.”
"The council is one of th-> re
. suits of the effort to build Chris
tian unity, and to bring to bear
Le judgment and Christian eon•
.;. cience upon international prob
lems, so that a orderly world may
be achieved. Its primary respon
sibilit.v. is to serve the church as
'a source of stimulus and knowl
edge in their approach to interna
tional problems, as a medium oi
common counsel and action, ana
os their origin in formulating the
j Christian mind on world issues
and in btniging that mind effec
, lively to hear upon such issues
Among the more than f>oo
Americans who will 'cpresent 23
r more American churches and
denominations as delegates, alter
i notes, consultant- accredited vis
I. niversitv
Plans Faculty Ins titutc
FACULTY INSTITUTE
LANGSTON. Okla. ANP -
; ihe Fourth Annual Faculty iiisti
; tiite will be held at Langston Uni
versity September L 2, according
to an announcement niadje inis
week bv Dr. C. L Harris or, pvest
j dent.
Thf theme of the institute will
be ‘ The Rote of Scholarship in a
| University Program ' The program
as outlined will provide opportuni
ty- foi faculty member's to make
contributions on various phases of
’■-< general theme. In addition, the
; institution has secured the service
■at three consultants Dr. -Ambrose
Galivcr. speeisiiM U. :. Office ot
education; Dr. 1 awrenee H Snyder,
dean oi the graduate school. Uni
veisUy •it Oklahoma, and D■ D. C
Mclntosh, dean of the graduate
-a hoc!. Oklahoma A and hi Col
lege
The planning ot the ir astute
-.vas \e-.ied in a committee of
wtuch 1.1 i’ Jones pi ofe-sor ~f ae
/iculture.. is chairman.
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THE CAROLINIAN
-tms or staff iriember are the foi
. i. twins Negro rtpierentatives: Hi
shops S. L Greene, B. C Shaw.
: W. A. Fountain. W, Y. Bell. W,
i Walls, J A. Gregg, ,1. A. Ham
A. P Shaw, F M. Reid, D
Ward Nichols, A. J. Allen, C C.
Aileyrie, and Mrs. J, A, HamUtt.
Others listed are: the Revs. G
W. Blakely, VV. H. Jernagin. IVI
S. Barnwell, J. 11. Jackson. .!
- M. Bracv, Sandy K. Hav, C K
Stalnaker, Presidents, B. E. Mav>
and Charles S, Johnson.
The couneii has been coma rued
with the international bill oi hu
man rights being drafted by the
United National Commission on
Human rights.
The declaration on human
i rights, the first of three section-;
of the hill, including a provision
Lor religious liberty, will be
closely studied at the Woo-Jcho
ion sessions. Dr. Lei per said that
churches in J7 countries will hav*
expressed to tin- t'CIA then
views concerning the bill ol
lights, and cited this as a dem
onstration of the manner in which
Christian opinion can be bronghi
f> bear effectively on wmld ov--
. litical problems.
At this, the fust assembly of
Hip World Council ot churches.
; 150 Protestant and Orthodox
• hurehes from 40 countries will
!?e represented At this session,
> more than 500 Americans, inehtd
i me 75 official delegates, will be
, present.
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Ministers Vote For Ouster
Os Kansas City Pastor
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (ANP)
The feud the Kov. Sam-J
o.i T. McK and a majority j
f the rnembbrs of his church, |
i':.nk Avenue Baptist Church,!
was Hosed last week when the i
T'.inj!;i Pf'ation approved a decision
to ou.-.t theit ua- to
Mnnbt'i - voted 'll to 44 to a■ • j
eej>t the decision of a spec ia! j
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. uic.
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sh v it. A Holmes, pastor of the
i Hap! i-.t church, the jud;-,e
. h0..0 the Rev i H. Henderson
,i , ji.'taf.ii. Fi tetidship Baptist
church' tin- Rev. !*', E Ctiappeße.!
[>.is!.ir. Second Baptist church,
un.j the Rev W A Sparks, pas
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tor, Frogre r ve Bsptitt church.
The Rev Holm-s presided .aver
the church meeting al whtcii
tn.enibi’is voted 52 to 44 to ac
cept the rei'omrnhndaliori of th *
i onmiith e that Rev. McKibbtHl
leave the church.
The church controversy reach
ed thi court, when Rev McKdb
ben and • tuoup of his fpllew-
P:.-; found the church padlocked
t > keep him from entering.
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