PAGE EIGHT
Continued From Page 1
ASKS JIMOiOW B\i\
vrlopors i'i neer! in .ill dr< da i
clause:; forevc) Farri; t; use of i'
atnclive covenant* In the eipnred
i-i eas.
Add'tioea: aniei.dn c v.
prof 0.-fri \ll .oi >v in., j; . ■ ... .
tc.ticr requirements for Milmis "i ■
public housing when K>-n ml hous
ing aulohritiO' find licit private in-,
dustiy has Ruled to rnoei “tlic h 'lin
ing lipi d'. 1.1 ;u" l lei : eiiM/O
or nato'ivdity group in the i.uin
nimiiiy" . - nd i;!,i prohihitin;.' cei'-
tractor: bin dinn . ,!■ ie ho e-i"
projects fr'm d!ser)roir>.d-t .
w;c km i *. • -ic. ■ ■ i,l of •act
1 lie )• i dO: 'd H i ill,; Vliei.'
tr;uinn. r-ti > ciiMi.-'d. M. done
nv ' o tbun ■ u.v o!he i • i m.Ji n
miri'taiit.v t.u frir>"" . iivhile eiii
zem, in'.; substandard hou;-e> aed
neighin', h ■- i' t)< a c< i'•■,■ % • ■
U> prohibit FRA "or a,< ; v
ernnio'.i agmi i< omru -d i tu: •
dCtwriti' run kin... cfri i:t lose <n
furnishing oilio. aids i i hoiu.ia
from making rare. pi ":, creed • i
natirnai o> ia>ti a r ra.,•. ;.•, .. ~r,i •
ing or v. Hlhoidlllg m in n or.
Or ntfll’i a ids'
U >1 WING
was repot ted that there were fmi:
bullet wounds n the body.
Ret" nit Jen s u . o member of
758th He vy Tank Battalion f the
82nd Ait l.ion.c Divi- r. van h is
stationed ai Fart B igg Meinhe .
of the dead man's outfit and his
close I ■ ::. a ■ , i; oil OIIC
cd in connect in t with the case al
though no sriisls h;tve yci neen
made.
YKK(,K HITS JSIAS
theme for th.F dinner. Amt .> >o
teamwork works.' He rev<. bed
that his Indians team ua. win
ner became of the te:mwo k e!
several races. nationalities. and re
ligious groups
This dc > .crime se •;• a,. .
has led ihc Cleveland bail park
to hire Negrn''> as ushers, verdo: ..
and gioundsna ;. for the UM9 sea
son for the first time.
Th<- ijai.eiaiil sal denounced
the idea of . • c... ..• 0; fi. l i\ n:r •
mended that bravo Np..- • f.rniii •.
should move oui in while neigh
borhcicds They pit edd lake lire
risk- <sf icing v :H> mern ii
a homebuilder '.vhe i.uilt a homo
or two f■ •; Ncg: •• f:w- n
noighboih aids was d'ing he
democracy than a person who ! ■; :
a whole segi cvy.iod project for Ne
groes.
11l f ' p.i il in Slu \'e-. ■
he raid. As soon as vms'i c thiow:
in w.th guvs. - f another ryee w
color, yn'i’l: find they'ic !' 14.-.'
you.’
Other icaUncs of the IT: Ran
league neeling 'collide: . o\v; a!
reports and tiie i.ilroduci.ei: of v
vious -uldc-To:. who have made
names i . inte.-.'K ai sports.
Sidney William.-, executive .- e •
rotary of ire jo.nl mgani/.atF'n. an
nounced (he def'cit of the league
1918 budget He also asked foi .w
eventual I'.'.-me ir (' roego , ...
for l lk Urban league On!;- . fee
days before (he mce'i ig ipe les
gue's office." csoigh! on ‘ ■■
Joe ■ • ii-- i'i.i i-. ;
not being able to ..Mend, hu: en
closed a check for ssll in Hv Ra.-pu
Abom 250 nei .it:.
noonday dinner r. oh. erva. • • of
the league’s 32nd year in Chic.a ;a.
IIAV OF I’liAYFIi
lead the u:u id to (learc
’So F :ig as tiur e-iiin• w
tee w. :!■- :>oiO’ rs di.-c, inuii
lion- in the nv'iter of ,
{'■;'ot< ( ‘ ion r f llie i-v.'. s, <•••<>!••
olid ('ducatfonai opportunity civil
and p i I'cal equality. i!u e can rr'
n<) whole hearted respect for ian
in the eompanv of the Nation. of
the World.
In these eirctini'tanee.s he. wiua
cannot be heard as she champ:.ai of
the many j : e pit ~ of tin- ww id wi. .
looks to America' for political and
moral leadership.
’As loyal Americans, in t ere.si oil
not only ir the gaining of advan
tages for our own numbers, but in
the growth of America u Ihc st.i
tun where an ideal-dem erm y p.e
va Is. the National Council <d Ne
;to Women see. a clear duty to
help our eountiv achieve this ideal.
"The leaders of out nation can
not hope to prevail in the further
ance of his program of "Civ.l and
Human Rights for Ail’’ unh..- Hi
are sustained by high moral prin
ciple and Divine guidance. Wc can
not hope to make out contributions
to this work without Divine direc
tion and assistance.
“Now, therefore. 1 iVRuy McLeod
Bethunc. in order that we may seek
that guidance and ass starve do as
Founder-President of the Nath nal
Council of Negro Women, declare
Sunday March 6. 1949 as National
Council Sunday -,nd do call upon
the members of this organization,,
whenever they may be: found, to rn
that day to their respective places
of worship and pray for strength
and guidance for our leaders and
that God in his divine wisom may
grant, us direction in this task to
whch we dedicated ourselves.’
NEGRO .11 RORS
miner;ty groups were being ex
cluded from jury duty in favor of i
the rich, the defense introduced
into evidence four lists of prospec
tive juror- for 1841 which were 1
marked "colored” and which the
defense contended was evidence
that discrimination was practiced
in selection of jurors..
In rebuttal to this charge, the:
government attorneys called Fed
eral Jury Clerk Joseph F. McKen
zie to thr stand. He testified that!
no discrimination "for or against;
any prospective juror” was prac
ticed becmidc- of ‘Taco, color, creed.
j sex, political heio'l ra ecui.o.mu or ;
• social position.”
McK.'ii.dU who i>Ci :: .lu.y
dci k.' Ill* :: 1940, lJ the VSlCl’.l 'ii
ci tect itg jurors was chengod ai the |
.-hi '. -f 1917 He said th.it voiai ;
tiie:. in;; w men have been a: ihc ;
i ti the t. 1.-), iliree •-curs’. |
!!•-.-.« %•»;i, iie testified llvd durii
HM7 t'lH* 1948- In d:.i i d .‘Mid a.- h
l ii v (pi if if ic.: lion notici..'' to p :-|t
cr. i; the •.'•imp ii.-is in s \ H.. |8
Iciu .; lower 1.. 1 5 aid" distrief. •■'
..Hi .'dd tic hud sent thousand:', of c
such nctii.e.s <• f>erhOiis in oilier .S
nail. 'H M. ai. ti.ni ,nd the Bronx.
IU. .(! . M'S h i l-l cl "f'lMI Jii f
."• • . v ••! Du rcF .rs,” "i'bigineei
I'hCelery 1 uidvi.T.-Mly -me? col!ei.'“ 1
■'ilufr.M 'i -j. i.=. i. J tcleplioiu '
:directory, and the h n.d He:
Ra.lc: hi denied using, ihe !aU>,"
h ■ <
I so-u- a "lie. ("I list: • i-.nt-.iUi ;«
cd VJ nann's. terec of which Me;
Kt'.-.1-c aid w, . .■• .1 !c ! m fr o: "
■la Fedei a! c.nuid Jury ~ v.i i 'm> '
One of Hit" !Dts wa; hracleu eoR-. -• „
V'.l u i.-tn :o’ lid Io:a;, i: >.;l t; e ,■
•: m-c • of f n fiarhavi welfare e
•.lork"i - |j
M< Kenric I hf fniri , • n mat ,•
‘ inrik a '■("' • a (jlialifcatint! i
i" i ■ el all '.-i i r cci ':! ual fur f
iii.iy H.-rviu- .( tiie din at ion of
!George J ii Fdjm r. then coin! (
clerk, i: l!l4l. He said Fulmer told p
iiic; he had Loo a a ked Flow many ,]
. Negrois were ‘ a ’he jury lis oi"i 0
, expected to be asked that question s
tgiun No marks were mod' on tin: p
papers befc'i e 1941. but -ave been j.
fooin that time up lc the pi-i -w.: \
Fain a r ".'fired as clerk u- cmn ! in
19tS.
Nmong nano.": ~.f i.n- :• , .. M . : s
ii'..' lim ■ Neg'oe. cc . - fic-.i ••• . „
j:a > cill’.V Wits Walter \V' a . • <
unlive :ccrclary of tnc NAAC.U.
l-'KBAMI A(,i i: IMH\I [
• if i.e:linaneial drive, the fi;■
in a >e: to be lie'a.l in k> y -nod, :j
--. erii cities. : n.ost si:.:-afieoai in
iems of sa.'H'ug the pace for othcu
eeaes. 1]
Tile Kick-off dinner w;u held a! g
Fiarjers Case S'-riei; on M-;mi sy '
a! 7;00 P. .’J. Dr. Lester P, Grang- .j
'c: Kxc< iiiive iJiiecin. ; *>, x .
tonal Uri-a-: League \\e ; , m p :
cipal speake- ;
RIGHTS FHIiFA 1 FAFJi
: 0T t! «• f; of SoiJ'hfM! I.'CJT'.OC.'iilS l«: H
: ili'm r the inea. arc 1" cud fill- n
custeiT. even ts tva ri hopeful sup- c
; ''. ' e ■ .■-•■•! : 1 .1 ■ : ■ ■ ,
-age would involve weeks of de
bate
( OIH’ROMIS! ROOMS
F.arly this week, how; ver. Cap
toi Hi!: (■'bselWOM :t'j ’f'd Rule es
a "compromise" between Adraia,.--
f ration Democrats arid .-outiu'i» . (
member:-- of Ihe party through |
v i "h the ant.-poll lax. anti-dis- i
crirniMiiuon and F'KPC’. features f
'•he ;>i ■: ram would oc dropped
in exth aigc: iiic Southern ..s aic j
.• thaiiiy i ej.iarted as "going ah in;.', i
with cm ctmept us an anii-ivneb
uiv. and a cons deiably w; akened
' 1 ’■■■ us il:e Taft-Hai'l i:-' irpa.il j
j i:)ti. I
(A (:;)'■ 1 )ra sics ;*| ;c j',l i! y he:r,- |
: ci' dined comment on these pnu j
a :'■• members of the party .1 |
that the "compromise" i essent d j
:
('■c’v. ecu thr M'nitlieiners -.. -f >"■,• j
Republican.; m winch ihe two sac- !
''.‘■ns ifnq d jo n force- m ricfeal j
b''th I he rights prom am a:.d the j
labor Rill
" was also pointed out H„,t the '
f<.",Tlcen 1. Hr; ui v southerners in
’!:e Ser.ufe wield ihc bn lance of
power which could "V.iir li..- \t,n :
U-iho/ way
(’• mmei uiw •tyn :: .„ t i-. ~,, i
a ; '( Senator Ruben Humphre-.,
■ (D.Minn.i declared:
"Tiii Admini. i i-.f; nn: ; r .i, K j
ly cume lc the dee ir on ’ ha! n can- j
» tpfit to ihi ij evitable J
■P'i! over civil rights, lb;,! exists
Inin (h- Democratic R'.iilv. T|-,c i
Admmi:.;i atlou leadership rrm ; j
. ‘ h-ariy recognize t?v, if w me to i J
• * 1 vi.! righ.i legiski! ;i:n 1 .
(ides of tiie Senate must be amtnd
> d lo per ml majerily vde to
, ;, pp:y cloture r rev.cat. that i- mv
■1 •'•Go.-,, i | ;•,! wa v b(-i ' aid i
wiß fight for • it.
„ The fraeie mistake of the 79th
C engross, which mistake produced
’Re Repwbli' D C.'.iwas
1 *be unholy alliance of the Fiepubk-
! ca , n -'arty with the conservative
I Wln « of 'h: Democratic Party.
I c hould add thai d-.i.s v.-j;jfi. ; j
Kteup is not only dem.ineßng that 1
.•ho civil rights issue be pusned
andc. but it is equally adnir,
1 1 ; ,s ;i,,!| ide toward hdfillmo ' )Ur
; pledges on such matters y- the re- i
pea! of the Taft-Harley Act, the in
crease of fne minimum wage, jhe i
hcaiih program, and other is.-an
Tim time has arrived, in'n
: judgement, for positive and boiri :
etion on the part of the Dresden;
and the Administration leadership ;
ii is only through presenting the
vprcißc items of tin Democratic 1
pLdorm in terms of legislative :
i F-opo.sa.ls thai the country will be,
able to find out just how liberal :
some of the "liberal” Republicans
• really arc,"
TAN TROOPS
Mi- .Evan's query was prompted
■■''er Walter White, NAACP S'"
rotary and columnist for the New
York Herald Tribune had charg
■.l the army with "ignoring the 1
; vital rode of Negro soldiers in
■Operation VitU.es’’
I Excerpts from Col. Ray's let.
ter to Air. Evans follows
APO 403
3 December 1943
Mr. James C. Evans
Advisor to the.
Secretary of Defense
The Pentagon Building
j Washington 25. D, C.
1 Dear Evans:
“Tiie Negro soldier’s participa
tion in the air bridge is in no
»ens» of t<n« wort vita-1, and to
Citizenship To
Be Y Meet ’ Topic
The W n A.-mw;. N. ( N .IC -\
Older Bo.' •: ('..•• r..vr>-. v.:fi I
he id •■) Wiliu-' :h if. • - i. !
Mich Schco! at NV.lmlnginn. Apr.l
B. 9. 10 effii i'i 1 :- have ann' mm'. • i
.ml. wii;;; .. ii'.crf if-. • m .’iie ! •
rut iv c comm tie . ■ i I Jv,m lii
Street YMi'A '•
Mure th.'i'i . i ' ! •• ■ ■ .
I!l-’i .nd 1 • ■ ■ V i . • ' l-.ign
;ch( otr. ’iirough "til 'i'i ’.Rite ate
- Ik! I cd ■ ire lo I.
i, If ai f x (d, (iiicCM "l tli.- confer
. nee and ! .-ecii! , ,'• di, nf ...
... id, Sim! Ui:d The cn : -
(uc‘- ie Id i a year in Cum lot'..
»■: ■ .11! i" -dt'd I" ,!V( boy
Using ys a eontr,-| tlcavc- "Actdev
in;. Fij ; [ ( la . C.U/.er.:-l - .ij>.' the
make it. appear so vmuiij b( un
'• ii,.i; and certain to tarn :in
u.nteiT:;>! and tin -at !hu.:.i
men who are aciuah,;' tak'ng 'he
i’uxardo in tilt* air m ivmHr:
naund the.clock to ' k-. . u them
fix ?ng.”
Our men .<U- .Hit mg the l-.'H.i
id truck.-’, i/m.u the rciilioad id
in;;. \o the p:ani uni b. ck
distance in i. j, cas of more than
one .rum, and at WicVoadon, tlia
secciid .field of iniportanct*, a di
tame of aOO yanis- Tn - ac braigi
is operating from two fields, in
t!ie Americ.in zone Rhein Main
:.nd Wiesbaden. Nigro truck dnv
rrs a'e working .it liv a two in
staM itioris Then: ar«» two field;',
in the B.iit h zone Ror oiitgoing
traffic and. of enursc. the gen
era! tanninm at Tempiohof, Bcr
hn In tao British zone in taiia
liens and at Toniplehof. all us l c
!i"'R ;pu:' m.- rvin i.n •
the dijving, i.> done iiy German
personn.!
The itiqding and unloading at
Mi instaiiati n, is •m- ;.y G r
man cr DD * antra, : t . [f ,X,
R)'o soldiers \\e,e hauling th
food and fuel ove ;cv m.iiiy m
tie)' haza’-douf. e r.ditiors, e; even
rs ana rag th* baei: hri-akin
jobs of lo;d:ng ,:. i unloading
tile *CH>:i and fn !. ti',- a vni
tourse. their " k a'.-} he vital.
I kri :v. :hat v.v vi! 1 ; v, i;h
me th;>* we i;n : ■ . < -,r ; ain ’
mislead mg ;•< , - which a
t;i itriin t . :ci; :• • d ,r. file 1- ng
Sine reiv yours
IVi ARCUS }l. RAY
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| Smiih-Meivili© Milk »i rich ond
cr#omy with o Irssh Lom-th*
for.u ftevor.
Protect your fomiiyi health dur
»«0 the winter months by **rvir.g
mi* ot every* meO -ond for be
tween meas *nockt.
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I SMITH MELVILLE
DAIRY
Raieigh, N C,
i—
the only
3-WAY relief |
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BACKACHE I
fW
Back plasters arc the one product
made for 3-way relic! of painful,
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(1) The medication in John
son’s BACK PI-ASTER stirs up
circulation, brings the healing
and warming blood, to the sore
spot. Ten;-e muscles relax and the
pain eases. (2) It straps twitching
muscles—cuts down those jabs
of pain. <3> The protective pad
guards against chilling. It's al
most like carrying a heating pad
with you.
Tests by doctors show that
Johnson’s BA C K PI- AST EFt
helps nearly 9 out of 10 sufferers.
It's made by Johnson & Johnson
known for fine products for
til years. At all drug stores.
’ ".tsbitivc,
■ ill if" mie of Ihe v't.ii 1 •
; 1.." a! tin: lay Dii mi -miii "iup ■
1 c C l|> ■ pl.llllS'l 1 (•> ( V h la! II I
cduration end a joFi Cjipurfuni- :
.lie. .’; ) f tigioii, Ife and m T.d
: lu hrvinr hi' civil righh". and re :
: 11 lie F VO. ,) f,y' ;
!v ii,edified aid its will mmm as,
dec m -• Ic.i-lei"
: R; " , reel.'.'ilonaf feature;- wilt
' < llie ,i four of Vv'Jniingfon a vi.-'-i
to Ibe Allantie -.jr.<*•.::. o social, with t
ti iaj er.tei ii.n rnent i.y (he Inch
. i• 1 I girl; :. cd ■• e, mipie! The
•* i i.e'.. e) ci!'!' 1 arc- R. • rn.idc
tl"' < ",e -a! i l(.»' \i: „! i '(■!'.
F J Rugn ... Wii! -■ tr':, n,;;; Sc, '
' prin -rml Ml Mr B R. I.■■■■■„ ~\!
of in. faculty ...cd widely known
Re it! the !i., M-'h ■
-’1 of Ihe ObD . i‘. v . ci
T;r exen.ilive imiiun); ie, ,i i ...
N i' Y.MCA ( *i"c . R. y i; ■■
• ive i-.i ccir.i cd of H T. J- im
ox< cuß've scnvt.n v eland
L. Crew, and Ciia. lea Fn: rm. .1
W O'Kody it slniv'ii, W 1[ . .
iced, and Richard Massey Cic,-
loth . D ivid .M'.reh, -i YMCA .
cc vc W ■ n r-,Salem. Ifarve-, Sta- .
p!' " "i. S. J. Howie Me B. Ft
i.eoerrd. Wiimhigiun. H C' Gore.
Hr:: mgton W. !.. Wooten, Shelby.
Ceuegc T. !ly man. Williams ton. '
and Eirmnut'l Wilson. Lonisbiu
<.J! f•■■ i;: '.f (he (m . , : :
N ' mm Beco.U. W..-I": ,"ton Huy.
Rch.'igh president, F.rnr-t Fair. Ad
kins High, W nr!on Salem, vie- - I
I !eridria Hi'imao Terr, Wi 1 !-'"':
High. Wilmington secret, '.•>•, Rar: ,
Wa Idel l Smith 1> ,h I- ■.. pr.
Ct*i responding ; ri ••cu y
i fip':'. school ji, incis ■ ■ iin "ii;;h •
Cio ’ll" State lli i,e .•ilipfc.r;! "ii." :
• .'.'M rat ion blanks. All Hl-Y and ;
<lr •-Y Ci'.c -a e ,e g: o c eon;a; ! '
U’.c'r prineipals and rend dei'-gm; r '
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;!■■■■■':-: young mens
fit A”ELECT OFFICERS
R' i• i 'i! ;■ .1; lor I;*' norsary wi’l 1
.Re accepted F'clinini-’. tlnil- Ital- ij;!i Al ■> me oting of the
' dron w. ill i.h cared for i > the day : Young Citi/efts Club of Raleigh
‘nr r>y the w. < a ■mdri lhe ■auauv]..- lurid Sunday a' 207 Cr .ar v r s S’ ■
i n of tniitied pci" on net ; the following ofi'ici' s were elected
If liter per ret. hit $2.00 P J. A 1?< okpre afoot; R. M
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L for you
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 26. 1949
c'mia Stoke?, secretary; O ! h a
Branch, treasurer; J T. Taylor, as
;s'liic .-.eoretary and Leroy Brew
er. field repesentaUve.
Tic ncxi meeting will be held
| SuiKi.iy. Febuary 27 a! i pJt». al
■i■ 7 . ..barms Street. All present
members and those interested in
, .•id.v.nt' arc avged to tc present.
j m-m *
„ inf See tie T&&S
GO# 16 ' M
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Happy Khmer New Year.
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$4 $8
Values to $14.95 Values to $19.95 j
1
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I Dressy and tailored style.?, in Jr., Misses and W omen’s
Rayon Panties !
I
Two b. tricot rayon Holly- 1"
wood Uriel, clastic waist, Foi*
white only. Sixes small, modi- mmA JL
urn, large.
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of
SLIPS
CREPE—SATIN-NYLON!
$5 95 $095
Values to $8.95 Values to $10.95
This pro up consists of slips taken from our regular
stock which includes many NATIONALLY ADVER
TISED makes. All are laced trimmed. Colors: white,
pink, blue and black. Not every size in each style and
1 color.
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* Many other exclusive
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