-• ■' - ■ B
NOTR F F) ME
WRITE', ON VK Vt M l»**n
tin X-i;t« points out suspicious
shadow isi the Imijs. U i» »p *"
«s ciOiU.’S to III!;! out what those
vhadous mean,' writes In H.
Kooerick ttrown m Fittsbufß-h.
Pa., this V. ,4, ill "The Road to
Health’ ,1 limit it The topic “t
di-vusshm is The l host X-r'iy.
3NEC3OMUSSES
WOB*; OK WHITE
HOSPITAL STATE
Y,'ASH!NGVCN i ■ C T
N< nurr. hare very
(V- :•’ •! • nvr kAHy i .' •' A
• ft- p. • • t j- ( - .• (■ \ Vi
r•x . i •: '■ ii--'..-- i t.t ( .*■
It*:;?’,Ovi UD- vvek
S."U ••• !-• '-•• - : l ••
kind in W'.r M>j:.tin- he:-pi Du F
<o ickK-ted : ♦•or-; Catholic aut-rtccs
The »;! 1 r;*• ..n? Cathvi : e
FocduViO. ’vi/'O h.'.s r*r-o \\<i
... vn- ! ■hi-.so F S< <r ~-
pUt>L ' -‘1 • rr *(i 1<; { U’ :< c
IV> hi apjM. 1.0 it --Oii be;;..a
WOTk:IIL, Oi; N-at;;) tc■ \,
Tiuy jo sol'd i iu; ; iii,- -ar.'-i
--said, T;.* • >.IV ih. r* :-por-
ie ' • •• : b
}vi\ ilc I,: its -v. ;la ble t 1h i hns pi tel
ANTI LYNCH BILL
STUBIE3 FOE ABIC
I.TTTLF ROCK XT' ■ A b’:i
designccl in ri sn: vying . ■; riiv.f
Hi Ai k a y, , ’..: w.* . ;ual;
in Kt»r,; ilies i'.iw imposed lor iv,u>
ana -. .H all Vo> ;eg,;v
--la’:vr* - -rv aA -;: -;y l ion it wa> dec i>>s
ed h i-. i .>: vvMt The even,urc ;
•pan ,-j c MoMath ci.mpaig:
pliilfo; m. provides Me ck-.vk pwnl
1y for ]t!u.bpr:. if the victim dins:
-i lit: due- no l ike e,i i :r to r.r
fn a»ed : t • \.R Train. with
i ill i: is!: - i ;0!ll \ 11. f ‘.' 1 ,I't'M'. s 10 tie
;;rc-(- of a-.- -1:
At; i.'.titilAe spokesr,:xn dir
flosed linn Ait; .v. which liar
had no known vehiu;. in :hi p. -t
1 tv.o c'f.-.’or- e: ■.■ i*:. ' .'i - . ■! : ,
makin.. i\nrhin.t n 11 .me, H< said
tiovvcv, : ! ii has no; iteen do
te mimed if the MnUi'e pa.-sed n
1904 ;!;)! 1. Cfte- k
HITS VA. CONTRACTS
WITH SEGREGATED
MENTAL HOSPITALS
Washington A roquc;* that
the VcO ■ Admin hi ation t ■
IT Mi.ee i1? policy of euKvi.u; n'.n
contracts w,’h private mental !>■<-;
pitals \vhid• riiserifnir.ale ayaiostj
N’rs. > paHeni: ha;- bee> made by,
Franklin H. Will' arc fi - ,>- ,j m spe
cial counsel for' the aA A CP.
"flic proposed chunpes in VA pc
iuy "Uggesteb by bit? MA ACT at
<>v. wore based on invnstiga- p
turns ) ft’i'alihh that the V'eit ran a
A din in i.~lrati on. prior 1a enlciiiq [
into contacts v. ith hospitals, in- '
quires of these h-ppitnls whether
they will aeet'p! Meuro patients!
anti ineorporob s (her staterra'ans
into the contract.
In a conference with VA officials
• here on February 21. Mr. Williams
opposed the are of rneh a query •
by a federal administrai.ve agency i
rind movd the Vetera,nr Admin
istration to take (he following steps;
to eorrecl ctiscrlmJiifitory pffuh : ccs-,
1- Removal of the question Os;
race from the inquiry directed to
tjQL'Tii L'.v! i *l. In-. ’
si!u*'r• ■ ;»m. i?'■ *sitiTiCiOnee h
’.w i: I'tvf. siiy oi X' Ml- IV me, art!
- y oun;.', woiflu. are at Si,
Mm ••• - College fn W . i ,c. the
■ m i'lhborinji college eemeuimty of
Holy Cm;.;, it v.a- anno-.weed r...
eciiMy by Fa:it<*i Robe:'. S»vcc.ney.
: OxeeO.iivc ao.sistor.', n- tito p■ ■ ids nt
-f N.h: e Dame
Tile • ..tUnit • are Vem :t A. Hon,.
ii fiduato of Tonga 100 College in
M..si.-. anti Charles B. Be!!.
;> Co U- 0 X.tviei UI.IVCi
. -:ty. Wv Orb, at'..':. Trey .it
W > li):. w . tiir g: ado he divis
t - nri. ■; v artion W
D; >f Indianoia. M s.-. md
Vi ,es ih.Wkii;:, f W..'!i:;:K;or..
D C.. both freshmen, and also
v. !u< onortHi duo month iiont Syra
cu:-i’ University. Adam- is a r.a’.Ae
• f the Vn-tiin islands.
Contimiing. Father Sv-sueney
: suits. “The esprit de corps e-l' the
'aMidcmt hotly ; ,t Notre Dame is
. they n i-ep anry v. nh them, and
on,' ties o :o set ire: Negro siucieritS
incT.iued in -ettoo! life naUm.iiiy
extends to !i>cnl theatre;', ifstau
nod imblie facilities '
Miss Lois CL Do/ier. a young
woman Isom A Mania G.n and a
.j:,'. f jh-v.,,sd t' HiV t" ry.' -r . . a.S
in ,y named, to the siafi - : live
A ;{■ o Dame librnry She in
Toe fhne ;, - ein, ’.vena n- o' St.
hi - - an JusriU; 800/es ■ soph
■ f Bleimm.mi. Va. and Mary
.Ten-; put e of Chicago, II!... and
ii , : ,V- n PnuLmi, of Wfnesco
. Va.. both ire-hnwi:. Auihon
r.- weH reec...nd d • '•}''ll -■•
;‘V K lias hi -iu :» d ■a n in t bias,
;! m f 4 '*
.NViIONAI. m i'Asi;
A IDF SPf VkS VI UOI
ai■ joi' i \ M Ofivci.j >ort nr:a 11 -•
Toe ROTC Urn’ t otidn w-d t • •
Si' ; ‘1 r •' »i Ol ■
AfH ■ the rev mv. ;\! . Hears %v -
, Arris n >: <• ..A a. ..Jy b>
IV H t>•..;• Pres>.ct.rnt i
tit" Colic, e Here Mr. Evans paid
: digit mb:::e to fin , adds lor so h
}.-.v< is.i'in v.a la-.; cachatce di - play
’ ir* n vf'iA ir:
j !'■>. r. ]■;<] \ to i } i: Cl OH 1• TJ ts) C:
'theme ..f •r-.r,-,.;,. . . • He point
I ~H ,", . h 0.1 h.AC
o goa: t’nSo sc or -horlf-l
;be ,i-\ .otci.t abo::! jeali.nrn.
j Too, the point was bcooeht out that
! when vro find that v.-e ore on the
■ wrong track vrv mould be per-.s*
item m changing to the right track
In coiici-osion, he admonished the
■-indent• , a ads to ;
i i olanttf .Meet of their daity r.vtt
'■itic- Here he suggested that on
one side of th, balance sheet b->
placed one.- eatini', sleeping re
real on. fratemalizaließ. etc. while
.t: the e'.hvr side one's study in-.-,,
i mediation, etc. be placed. The:- he
said one should be able to A I! .:
'he i- rnn-nmy suitable business or
un: Finally he uttered T vrarn
'■on. when you come up to be me -
stued lit the aifairs '4 the work
1 you w:H need :■ coorl bai.mcf* sheet
:pi »vale hospitals. .
2 Attempt by lb.' federal g: v
j with discriminating hospitals in no
i attempt to effect change in ;'u ;
pedicy
Survey by the VA to determine
v.-nich !.• yjitT.i. C.c not discrimin
ate. so Ihai Ihe government may
, eon: nod only with these hospitals.
•1. Refusal 1-> contract unless
! guaranteed that all pa lien is as-
W'ncri will be accepted.
Referral of cases in which
■ evidence of discrimination exists In
Attorneys General of states having
! civil fiqJits. statutes for prosecution
coder their respective slate laws.
Electric, brooders for chicks, pigs.
! and iambs arc* now being used by
banters to have many birds nri®
i animals.
America!: farmer: used about IV
million tons of fertilizer annually.
| t ggfc.■% mi |g|pfe*- m
fp.k; ''-C-i f- ; :\. »■
.; - . y ~*£ VJ ® AgfflL
>. : V»" 'jSgpßWMMpipPPl^l^
% «•*& iv ai^«Kc«i
#«*«* .-4- 4 it-W-<' **#> :»&wjm: £i* v >*W
- >.' v s . - JSpjfe ?#: wi^--jt' v "
' ' v-f :-, • :|ll^l^fiS ;^SSl^@i|
tfeffe l^M r -v s
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V ; ' ; v: ; <' Jfe
IP' ... I
'-i- f LSI! <sl-; '. > •'>. C tian
, nb., in Pit:’ h(
! SUt I .'l-'i -M-' e. • :■*e sr ■
! with j’.v-iiient Tntrtwti •vi ently
t 1 ~!»!&., hew ■ .• :. -»< c!'« I 1«»
-•at: the i>M of l a vi.it.
MIX'- niFl.it>l \ -- .Tovsepsi l.
Sin sh -k rat..mil .-i serice ,
teachc! for Haim } ..rlter ‘ •!-
leg.- . oi ’ --. i: .'ln, v. a s recent
ly awarded . diploma upon his
-uccessfaj fia-'.i.v, ■>( ti'c ixamin
rtm»", oi i' ■ 'v-tionai T'.-lneitE'in- :
:il < ii..'it of the Mw laSion of
.M.tsti i ~ir i »•- o > R . ,tii( iaiis.
wilieli f. ,i - its he.iiiipiarters in
( tik-asjd. IU
Mr. >t: e:i\viek who ::s form .
eriy irau.iget ■ : if t ..pital «'it
I .iiliir Shop I.!-.;, jo.aing the
family <,« Parris’ Barber College,
b. the first mas m the -lute l«
p.i‘s f‘u- >■ vaminat ms.
iSMrpnw
JLi.vhC li £«U I
wl» iIS lA .W" ? I
01:;. b *\* ' znib u
;,\iC f*' 1 C ■.'■•() ■•,' , • , -
: ncO'i iu 'NorliH , '»-h 1; h--.de na is he- ;
■ • ■ J .reived in
jab; usher)
Hi’ iv.'is, told 11 11, i: A2 out of 51 cx
:mA:r!:' i.e-e ufi'ke;: in he Rriiish \
■ j sice:, would opert.-ti unde ,i non- j
nut icing ;:i \ ithom ro-v ■: 1
I T
: ii'i-iriee. the- -e<,.vof ■ ~vo- i.h ;.- . ,
i!colonies war i-fiy-mAd fakilie the!
»j nvntri up v. itr, the i- . m .•< -oern- •
intent, j
~ .-I-. ICI A;-, , 1T :
j Industry': Cl, -ire- p:.:iw when- 1
|over ncees- ;::•>• nmkire. kite mar!-!
• j ')] jiKhu't ri;*.l f'ini: ht-.s <t j
' 1 yerr-around t uMm:thdn stobiii/- .
Sing «inth rnx ih
: i i
1 B. : :'•'"port J' ee: its-.u bel pet '
■oi is: yehf isrt’ ijr.ri; I,l,trough
i TVilif ell, ,9yti.
f ABBI RTVOi h CONI'HST/WTS
Above are .licu.i contestants
lor the title of "tiucen of the
It libel•, !. in the rompetitiun
which is being conducted by Ra
leigh member-: of the Delta sigma
th ta Sorority.
lop row .Mis- Gwendolyn
Hay wood. Shaw 1 iiivcrsitv : >li.s
V;ia Robertson. Crosln (lariield
and PiierSn Uiiison. Washington
High School Ai- o < litcreii hist not
: iunvn on the picture is .Miss
Queen I Voimg of Berry O'KcHy
Sc hod.
■Shown are. first row Miss
Muriel Slew art. St, AUgustinc -
t , liege; Vliss I diian Times St.
Ague- He-pital: Mis-. Sarah Se
veeli. Washing ion School: artel
Mis. flloria HHI, Lncitie Hunter
School
Dateline
“30”
B\ JOF SHFPHAKO
an iv, the Con,., t'ssioreai vi>lU-r-: ,
e; :lc i iex 1n j• ,ht appe;n th t ■he
current "'T,( mu'd eJnio" its ibe
. H; ><iJr?•'j< ri:"* vco .Ot'
expanse iiK-noy wr-\r • the sltp
' ncl pi.t-d lor a year's sfi \ icc. in
i :»e L. .'ntou. Hi a? t;■ Sen ato
The threai oi ?-\ch in UsoU
■ ■ :-Ui provide :;vr.pk- reason so:
«
The joss oi Hwh Senatorial
h'.'-eover. . n n ..ii that r at slokt
'U it werr ihore 'would be Hit ?- .
< a tho t ]«. oi Nortnc-m rr, .
Wo.Tern Re. i biifuns jumidn/? on : <
. tne !Mi busier ha; >d wa/ton ar Ith *.) ♦ >
.iv-ned Tuesday wh'cr, VV.i4.hir.yi.-n’:: (
] Republic,xr- Cam '.liked for six 1 1
| hoi.i’-; 45-n;;nutes and gave :
! mvyu-'vcary Dernoc.-ais a••-. -e!-.
A nv: breii.mg spell.’
A i;> the Senate ruler, to t
? ’ • ,! - J s Or; HlV'yKnijU Oi ClOtXlT’i 8 .ifiO
::.e shuttmj; ofi <ji deoil I e by a ■
• -..rr.ple .Majority vote would make
•: impo.-siblc tor a small group . f'
re. Pevo fee: ■- - liw iv .
■ xi, but d-. tcixuned and bn,,s: . j
ranged Senators to toss :> monkev k
v. rcr.'l; i• ite> (be rr ,-eh,r., i v of g.,v- .
A.urrent at the threat ot pgysagei,
A a.,y bill to v hic-h they wen k
' cp.poft, d. ’
"> ■>' rein : >:. nv.:eh cf t l;-,r cxplan
'■' inn inr the -iiprort. both over* .
:' C'lnC(.';:i{<l given the upponCtlti :
k:T the i ;:le change by Scnatort; Irom i
vricr.y safes where’ there .-rv no!
r k 1 e\e:-. iyncJiums - ,- other ,v o'-
a v.-kich the r.iv'l right- f-.ruyram ■ i
lo.ra-ci
Ii one- is ?,ttll inclined to wonder ii
’. #y Republieiiiis ..re more -,
:tllv bclrnci the civi - rights pro- ;
iv. let him stop and >vcalJ the
. ii’cmondous off- a ".pun the yes; a
ele c:! ;"!! exertcri. me, .Ay by p, <. . •
ash: r-aimai eso-iusai ji !
tits prog-i,: . :
'i kon, bra: ai; iv * :•.;■] t! t the
io. !y is; power is - h-o- t > .- ; -, it c i
:.c .-t'-n to t... (in .slaiio'- p
1- d- d. " ; .JU V
, t'Ti'JiO’i mrm of Uk.* civil ; 'tPi: \ s pro •
! S : A kif-1 !; -V nt. fh!'- time -,-f. Jf!
■■ v an -Ii tin- 1952 el’ f'ttiu *
! k; i : , event of defeat of the 1
; rights program, A t him think of!;
! ’•■■•’hat ;t potent weapon the Kvrwib-!<
1 nn.ios would haw in {uture rloc-;•
Dions were they able to s,-The i •
Dcmocrat'c party lead-, rslnp cas- t
'.•mi pasribly enact o civil right.-- pro- :
i strain - ■ look v hal happened ir i
j IMS "
While not :,li. oppcincrttr of ih<?'
tCoii'.ihUC.d ,/i p:.:gc b, U’w s.-eiiopi 1
m #v -*
, ■
<r $S»¥ ; ‘ >' 'T < {
j
•
Y ■ ■%,:<*s
■■■s& ' ?sjr|
■ ' -••
,y« \ii.\i.JA n< kso.n *
Uruiovibiedly : no ol ’he nY..-?
: oiv-s'-xmiiivi -pn r: •,/< •• ever roeurd*
t.-y? j- »\f •;]•( - ;)}- ; Jo ok soj'P> mnstmiV
rE-rord ii&s boon yvio.kin'P sp'rii
: J.ioks'ojvs rooc-nt Now York person- ’
i.i! >p?>c O.I'OiUV •■ IOl‘:C«Od by- o>. ; ;'
j She stv.*4s minlP pr werXu! vt-yv
! • :iP fpirh -no force, the \oab
: , ~.. •.. -, .. c,;.. f '-. •» i,. |)^.. r .v "’
;h; v v ■ ]' -r■ ij ■ •;' d i• j i < <.- it• li 11 over lh 0
;••; the doe. impre&sive spit itua'L. :
, n-evhik' imetprefnikm by "Miss ;
NEGRO GROUPS
ASK MARGARINE
TAJ. OMISSION
WASHINGTON <ANP> -■ Three
national Negro organizations joined
with cotton form* j s bis? week in
iirring roper. 1 of 33Tii~Tn*n*jgsrui£;
taxe : oiid rostn- ion*. They caehj
lilt’d i ’ atemc’iits with the House
Commil ■■:(' on Agriculture which
fetid, hearings on pending bills, I
March 1-4
The three organizations are the ‘
N,.i;• m- ; Frcrtcmol Connell <>i Negro i
i hUi\'lV S-’ :?: '■ Nil Itt! ASS, ‘C Jal Wi ;
of Colored Women, and Mrs. Mar.’, i
aicLcwd 8 1 -lhuot’a National Conn-
The iVatfw-ol round], which rep- j
resents H flenoniin.-stions and six 1
million roemberf. declared in its:
.-Uiieroent that the continuation of i
anti-TOnreartae laws ,s a threat to i
cotton {mtl. soybean farmers to 1
small gr ater:., and to consumers.:
The church leadets pointed out i
.hoi o':, tire’ cottonseed money is ’
all that many colored tenants and
: hurecroppers have left at set tie-'
won? time
Dr, W H. Jernagin of the Fra- '
teenal Council sires that he has seen
may farmers in the south waiting
in the fail until (heir cottonseeds •
.ore sold to get money to buy thoii
children shoes p.* wear in school j
fitter Christmas.
Mrs. H. Corirme Lowry, new ex-j
croi.ive secretary ol’ She NACVV .
r iiieh hnr :»3.<*00 members in 42
.: 'or. sent ;i four-page: statement
s. .I'-, committee- It declared that :
He proposed color bon against I
it:. ;y;,rlne is as unfair arid unjust j
n. discriminatorv race and class i
levs. j
Also, the JtfAC'W stetenient j>oinl-;
cd - .:i that litv Income of colored;
.'•ofkm larmer:- is pmar.g the lowest ;
U' jiny group in inis country. “Anti-
iimrgyriuc: laws over a Inn;.* period .
of year;., torr'.f <j .-e -tsi the tase
• < hiotast-ed fit’, the principal in
yj-ediem in margarine, and thesseb-y
irtivo lowered the price of cotton-;
reed find the income of colored |
iarmtvs,’ thi; stoietnem. aftseried.. ,
18 fell is proposing the. repeal of
w]ti-r:wr;,,ii'lne inws have been in
ir duceti it. me Congress.
jTensions Follow
I African Rioting !
By Wilson Cole
j i
DURBAN, South Africa —(AM;
jP) -- Except for sporadi gutter ,
j snipping, there are no mass at- •
-lacks between Indians and ASrl- 1
j can.-?.
But somethutft* more than ~ui*.
j :nt; w taking place. Active host!- 1
lity is h -ing substituted by a r eei- i
I of intense hatred and suspic- j
j ion.
‘ Largely responsible so? -Jus j
; stale- of affairs w tin* white prow, :
| utterances by cabinet ministers oi |
| the IJwr-Nati< naiist government,
t and certain Na.-i inspired Eure
• peart organinations, whose leaders !
kuany the last war were on the ,
eth: ■ Sid" of the democracies,
. These peep); have let loose a
i ;ir;u!'? of anti-Indiamsm, which ;
has to a very damaging extent in .
Duenci-.i a larg« number of AfVi- .
cans.
The extent of this m;m ■volencc- •
; nuiv bo gauge.-i by what is Lapp
• nh'U in the judicial eornrrj.isr.iun ;
jwi cl is siti'ty? - 1 Durban to find j
"ruses of the recent rioting.
Wi!n. : ai'ti s ”'i;tic. - i ■ jitera!-
,!y reproducing tii.- fei-linp rep:- j
' 'vniei by speec!i(*s from the go-’, i
* i-nment and its supporters.
Most Africans who are appear !
ing give the causes of the trouble
jas a misunderstand ing between :
them and th,. Iml.ans. and the cn
iv solution they pinpose is furthet
Hurd eomplt.te segr- gat ion • c tie
t '.r t; races.
| Th,> cloudy atmosphere might
| have perhaps been cleared mud
| the two major political organs.'a •
jticnr—-the South A’; kan Indian
! Congress and the African Nation
;al Congre.- s. -d< u n-iU d tin p*
| sent scene.
; Tiiey deeidc-d is, present a joint
I memn.'Miidum to .s‘,w coinmissio.n
': nj hirt d. D: L »wen, a T hann. ■
, t burgh ad\ rate to ler. j the-r
j joint case.
| lu the i-arly stages of the com
i mi;-ion, lire two oi-ganizatioak
withdrew on ih< ? round .-. that ‘h ■
Chairman of the commission, Mr.
Claude A. Barnett
Accepts i lo\ lege
Fund Post For '49
Ciccdf Kan ei Director of the
’Cd :• day .-y Jsx. f D. Pat
President of the Fund Mr.
Ben • u will s crvo wiki J hi, ft.
S; n-. a;. ihr - I !.u- 1943 Naf.nal
(’ -jiijraiL-n Chairman ami \ i.-e
«knt oi Standard Oil Company
: f -Niew Jersey i in directing the work
o< raising funds to help meet cur*
ie in •ip era t u":g expfyy s of ihe or
; < ',yLM : ii nd i• n iversilies.
A itrident >i Chicago now, Mr.
is.,rne.it I- a native of Sanford,
. a, a':a and is a f-yaduafe of Tu>-
I**i gee Institute, one of the mom*
■'Oik-yea a; th,, Fund lie I, ;a...
, frnstoe of Ttiakegoe.
Mr. Ka(':ot?. lias hn<i lorn? and
active carevj in put lie hie and ci*
ko suiiif. Be f ended the A?i.- -
eiiited Nr:. ; co Pres.'; in 1918. lb
-ervcci for a time as prt*sidonl of
the fhelps-Stokes Fund, the Now
NAME NEW HEAD OF
HAMPTON JOB PLAN
HAMPTON Vo, Richard R 1
Jefferson lifts assumed duties a>
Coordinator with Industry for i
• Hampton Institute's Division oi'
Trades and Industrie;;, giving new’
, impetus to the college's two-year-!
ekt experiment in off-campus. :‘u- .
j dent internships.
Mr. Jefferson, who h.v hed a de
! cade of experience with the Urbfts |
! League in placement for minority '■
| groups, replaces J. Lawrence Dun-1
; can, who left Hampton during the i
■first seme* < r of 1948-4 S to join the
' staff of Flanner House in Indian- j
, apolis, lnd. The Office operates |
through, the assistance of a grant '
from die General Education Board. ■
Five years with the Industrial R ■
lat.ons Department of the- St, Louis
Urban League and four years with 1
■ 'he National Urban League office:
‘in New Yore, as Consultant in Eri
| ploy-merit and Industrial Relations
five Mr. Jefferson an impressive
i background of ex.per, rice so; the !
. pioneering college project, which i
■■ helping to dent racial employ
ment barriers in ittdtftr;.
• Although llk ii-tei-m hir* program ’
iis concent:'..:<\l : , r;; ... th-- Dl- |
! vision at T ' Oi.-s ../-,? Imi nth- I
c r divi ous .rad depot -, ments. par-j
iiculwly the in.., ■: - Business •
; nod the r? r.> ' ’• -r ■.'ducation, 1
lore taking non as ,viAl The cam-'
pu--wide Ati oiividtee on]
•IMerntifcip* v.i.'irn s .■ ic>, Mr
! Jefferson include-: ; iYlowing 1
persons:
George C Co: .nr. Chair:- : , of]
‘he Deport nutat of Trades Training ,
rmCiriun pro tent: R. If. Jefferson i
secretary; Dr. Stephen J. Wright :
Derm oi Faculty: Tomlin C. An- ’
' foine James ‘A Moore, and William j
B. Mow all of the- Division of j,
Trades and Industries, M. Brant ■
.J ii ii a Van ilc-n Heever, refused ;
I cross xunniantion of .witnesses. j
Before boycotting the inquiry
I Dr. Aewen gave whai would be
j the case of the organizations he j
j represented And this is what he J
jsuid.
j no South African Indian Con- j
! .?? and the African National .
J Cnp,j p'in--- -i' tr l , that the nets wet \
I not the result of ’omc a.-i-ault •• ;
| has been said, or black market- j
leering or overcharging, but the
; :.au";.s iie far /leepa-.’*
t '*VVe want to prove that racial |
antagonism, racial hostility and \
j i.ol p.-tred has be, t'. uropaciitc;! :
Iby the government for many j
i years . . .
! 'We warn to prove that speech, j
1 1-:; made by ministers of the pi - ;
i wot government—Dr. Malan. D
| Done- VT' Schnrman, Mr. S'-var? ]
I aral ethers —had the effect of pro |
: iidgahng hat ml in th; E uopeae ,
land the Natives ami wc want to j
j show that with ail this working !
jup liostility there is a great lik
j iihood for an e>pii*sion. - ’
.Fudging bom the hove lie ,
| true nature of divide and rui.r j
| won 1.1 be . '•,(); .i.i. But becau" .
! the two national organizations of •
Mile two race- |e,t tJu* coinmissim •
!to individual-, and opportunists j
v. icncv is mounting that the In 1
: dians and African.- cannot ietnv ;
.as neighbor, and therefore inn-?’ •
,each occupy different zone.; in!
■Jo-ban and ha\t noiiurw to do
’.v;t;n each other,
Nm-European public opinion xs j
. however divided on t-ius matte ' ■
There are tlir.se who feel that the I
; walking out of the t*v < national 1
, ciganiz.atons h om tli;- . ommission !
. 'vV<iis ;.4 vv Ist step an.i tho>x ; - wno
; ioe! on the contrary.
: Whatever \s the r'-rrect line,
tius KiCt remains: n itia-ss oi nits- \
■ guided information tallies with :
I’i dr designs for segregation and ;
furtiitr op pi’tssion oi the -black
p« ’.nle of this sub t; ntinent,
t ; '-ieh evi-Jc-ncr <x.n-,ing forth
'■•a; . n'* the stage ;.- set for more
! '3fd iiips, insults and slavery.
. ‘ P.OSp'. idi S1 <-1 t.: oy l\K-VVOCvI
u At pn:*sen f „ the Fund' •- new vice,
■d- U S. Secretyry Agrtcirituro ’
M.?ii memur-r t’ the beard oi
. ! us of the foliov/ioTf orpaivizn*->
I, Horn: the Chicago Chapter of The ;
- ■ Crioa.n Bed ("re,-. (?-,« Supreme i
| sl' ?’?y Life Imurahce Company.;
c■ te Pnclps-Stokoe Fund. The Now
‘ ; ->. (.'of iiizaiicn Society L . -
-, v. T. Wijshiri:>;c:nn Institute. Tiw
- A:nci jcan C runc;l on Alr'can .and .
A; ■' I? diau A Hair-, and ;? mem
- i be? .ii me Board i ,i■ ’, C; 'a . .
. N.d-ional Anurie-in Red Cross
Other jfW9 'tl’CCrs of Iht 1.?ni(«I
- Negro C*.'lk’ge Fund arc John !")
■ R ... aefelser, Jr., Chuimian. N. I
tion.;!; Mrs. t'hauncey L. Waddell,:
i CeancM vice chairman: Wii.lli!. ,
■ Vi Adnch. liaticnal ircasurtt: and
IkO!’:’;;s D. A, Bropic, chf-irmaii.
public mlormatjon coirvrniti.ee. Fund
' headquarters are locaied : > 38 E.
's7th Sweet, New Y> n.
! OJdn.-m. Artiv Direct- ~ of the]
: Dn viiin i:,l Butuncw and Dv L F :
\ Palmer, Teacher Education
Last summer's program for trader
; interns coni 8S of them off campus
[for work m 42 communities ;
; throughout 15 states and the Dis
; Irict of Columbia.
Mi Jefferson, the new coowtina
i for. has spent most of ins life in
* New York A graduate of West Vir
j Tnia Slate College, hr- holds an
|M. A. degree in School Adminis
; tealio-i from Ohio Sb.te C«4k.;c j
:and hits had a year of study in the
1 field of guidance and personnel
I v ork a: Columbia Teacher? College.
The Coordinator's Office at
■Hampton keeps the college up-lo
| date in s'v in'or: Utiion on latest
; reeds a: indii.-'ry and helps <0
: place T. and 1. graduates -in per
! mauent positions "on the level oi
! heir highest eapabfßWcs "
1 , _ „
NEW ANSWER
j COLUMBIA. C Vi', The
' young south finally rtaveru. the
i Id south's taunt w ith ti i re- ,
I ply’ever devised for a pi.: ques- ]
| tion.
When Grand Dragon Green of
‘the state's klan group was permit -
] lad to speck before the applaud - j
] lug state legislature students from i
;I he 1 -’nivcrs’ly of South Carol!## !
jheckled the hooded gang.
As to students began to get thef
; upper hand. Grt.cn fell back on the i
, -id standby, “a Negro will ask ■ !
t marry your daughter.’’
: Then came the p«y off the best j
jreply ye! “She can ohvyys v> '
i no," the .hecklers chorused in um
i rot-; To the the ancient rsnith has- -'
1 no answer.
Hf ,; v m>
rWI UKECK(..>ttl!>ut; r
i.osrn, -ns: i.i
--! Breokenridgi' tctnifr voniUst uHis
I. nek.> iUillindcr - Band, who la-a
I week antunmoed hi: decision to
in.vr Uie theater ami enteri.ihi
ltl< r>! ticld In sitij: V ospei
inl>. Prior in joining tin '.Vtiilin
i tier group he wa« a foalured soit»
; Ist with thi VV«ng‘ Ov< r .to/Jan
| t hoii,
;SEEK. 20,(MM) Mt.hO
IVOTHIiS iS VlßbiM\
I uicHMom) v * -vNp > - A
i Cis a- Ci-i!iD'ii. Th-. drivt*
| OpOhfd with ;.':ddi CMj -b"; rilWril ill KOr
j re-lister.
The council h «![>"■-; to double the
| V C'-a-i,.. • . - 1 - ...»
; ihvoeh 0." 97* me Tuber t.rhhiHza'.ionii.
j The foitiieil ab-'o plan; ;> $3 two
i fi.md-r:iis’:iii* ccmpaign
MV ACCEPT?
FuFSS CITATEBM
Nrv. Vrck In ■ xpe . . --ir.;* j?.-
MniAicancn hr th; Jehu B Rn*?-
wiur: ciictl n bestowed upon the
NAACT the Negro Ncwsjrapcr
P-. lishci’s St-i c ..Uon, the Ccm
r. . ■ . \dmlni:stration of
• v iirirr of Colovc-d People tirif*
th CCr i t ■' 're Tn: 1 -'
cm min?.r;ir tirve rn
r,tT:V--' l i-i C>\ril, polltlCtU. fi O
n siiiy &ml roeiai tlie
■ A C. )■ h r riir-r. -the K
: A <\ p. in- :liu- a strlrnT '*'V'n K
:o: *he Nvi't u r,ro.-,- hide rr t:.
rnrem- *; u ihitiems i ■<.- h
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TRUMAN K. GIBSOV
STORM CENTER Former
' Work! Champion Joe Louis :•
his attorney, fra man K.
whose entry into the figi • -v..ti
tter field, annenneed la.* k
i has develop, d into one at the
most serious threats to the con
finned domination oi itot boxing
- game h> Mike Jacobs since the
latier r-tme Into power &» the
natron’s top fig lit pronK<cr
through the medium «f cant**? •
of the fights, of lu?avr«’(.igi4 •
t-fcampiouL