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TUiUNliHMUmNIIM.y.
Continued from Page One
unleashing of tnclr venom .of
red npon the Negro people.
“With the world in the agonjr
of a ww: for the juicsriwd oi
sheer human ^(iouDjy^ tl)e
issue in Ameri^ .is .(SMt^iil ito the;
whole Btru^le,.. Tjiwe
like brutalities ,in the .Lnited
'State* are grift for tl^e pcoga-
ganda mill of ,(Im. Axis powers
and undoubtabl^' vi4l b« used to
destroy the fa^tll of .t|le allied na
tions in the ind inte
grity of Amcij^a*' 4e8»9crftcy,|
and hasten thf v^(«tri^iou qf
the mori^e of tbt enslaved ppeo-
ples of. the w;o*!d which hangs'
pi^ariously on tliis hope,” MrJ
Bntidolph eontipned. “Jf the Ne-i!
gro is not giv,en his- lull rjg^^^
npw, then the battle 4or £)omo-
cracy is lost.’-'*
Amerioan Fadei«tioo oi ieMtt-
«n, tmd Ahha Arnold J|ailgeiua>D|
M^gco iW.ouen, JiwQrpo];iNl4il.
ihie L. Jott*n, X^w^Uoivil
ocuetAry-TreMurtar of Brytiiet-
of 8l^j)ing jPor|^^
The program at .UUon ,8fluare
will begin at 4:00‘P. M. t%e^o^l
division of the on W«^-
il^cton Mavmaeot has is*a«d lOO,-
90^ ieat'letf Aod liOOO .paMers Jb
Varlam Md ^rvag tbe
past weeK. A ciiy-wi^e ccw^’ac«nee;
at the YKCA, pn ^Fri^y,
(ttiend^d by ,rcpr^ciitaUs«8 of 50
orgajBizations set in inqtjon {^ns
f«f ihe ^^tarade under fh» chair-
mjutt^ip of Robert EarV- Ot-
»Hiiiw%iaa8 i:ppre8«nM at ,the
^oplor«^ .included ^Broti^q)K)(Kj
jf Sleeping Car PoHers, Interna*
tiowl Xiftdies ^laxmsnt Wackerd
llnion. Joint qf ^ondzjr-^W W-^olded- W« iwm in iW2
In " announeiM plwis jfor ttw4Jlaion^ :&iiliiag Banifla. ^»ii Jhe
_ : M .n\ n1 5 VT._ tM Ikn A 1 1am ^ A.t_ XT - 1
parade, Dr. ^wjrenise £rvin,
president of the New Xofik divis
ion, March op Waahin^n Move
ment, said,, “We want ti^e world
to know, and particHla^ly ,p>»r
Government, jiow the NegroMi in
Harlem feel About the eleotrooa-
tipn of WaUer, the lynfthio^ rfi
Willie Vinson and -Private Jessie
Smith in Texjis a^d 'Ari^wna, an^
the brutal beating uid o£
•Roland Ilayes. There will be ^ore
Wallers and yins^t^ a^d . Smiths
if we let these >thifigp go ,un-
challenged. N» ^ njftj’-;
Where."
“The MarcH on Washington
Movement, Dr. Ervin continp^,
‘ ‘is dedicated to
forms of*national oppression per
petuated against )the %W,»
intend militaQtly to #hQv tp
wiiite America that ti»e evil of
the poll tax sy^tepl which ifostere
these lynchiii^ a,^ !l>eating»;'
shall be buned in the, same grave'
with Odell Waller/’
Wearig blaok mourning anOi
bands and carrying signs of jxro-j
test against ly^ichi^,^ ‘Waller’sl
electrocution u>e poll tax,
the marchers ^,wiV assemble at;
56th Street a|^ 9th Avenue,:
march south tal^^^treet, east‘s
on l^Jjh to Union ' "Square where
the paraders will be greeted by-
music and spcakersi
Til* speakqri' * at Uhion Squaw'
will be Golden BlTAwn, Chairman
and member Of the‘Jjlarch oH:
Wai^t»ifton J6u8auerit4 tW=UUiy8»
Employees Union, fTnit«d trans
port ..Service Employees of Amer
ica, Frederick IH>i|g||as Society,'
^qdern Trend Yo«lih Club, Nsgro
iWomon, Incorporated juatd WQsk-:
ere iD«(fenac Lea|nic>
“iWe are aakii^ all N^g;roe84n
New Yox-li join 09 *t Pifty-SijiUi-
St^eet .and '8t}i Avenue on Sator-
a}>ow our sJlent
Uon ^t defliporacy shall Ae
at home as w«il m AbVoad. We
wU lyjton ]»{^oeB thro^e^t the:
^opiiitcy ^ ^qee in Haw XoJCk
who c^not Bi^ch |f^th m >^9;
observe five miauls o/rfieniue
wherever t^ey ai* ^n l^atqrday,
Jyly 25 pt .^:30 p jn.”
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B«y that this convention and this
4MMiatiort are hindering our
^twnr /m afainrt the Axis.,
Victory IS vital to minorities, but.1
bur President hai said in his
gr^qting to this convention, min-
oritiea *re alfo vital to viotory.
aJhp objecUyes wf mkjae, not
•* variance with- the war effort;
j«»«^e thiags Ibnjt we! feel in
OUT hearts, and lllese ,thtn^ that,
.we ^earn^jfof^ and ^eae things
that we are dftermined to fight to
enjoy in gf ^th itself —
these are ,thin«i the war it- «-
boat.*' ^
CAftttLlNi fines
m
WiJkina. cited .the lyoahimr in
Texarkana, Te,.. Julf ia7Jl
prime exauyjle of wl^ ihe NMOP
Uiu#t carry-the light uptil
iimty protsotioa ,is won ht the
«4ce and ^ver^ .rjght secured.
•'‘This is-the ti^ie off d®®i“ion,
ho eaid, “a time ,wbm the des-1
jtiaisa pf men aod fla^op^ ,are bc-
Cgmtinaed foom Pflge Ope
Ji'idge, formco* oUairman rf the
to the ,«^^t il^at no
Oliver in the world, “not even all
tiie meqhanised armi^ of tho
cap force tjie sout^vn
white people to abandon social
sepegatipn, apd contrasted it
with the statement oi the late
William Ei^iah .Willing in
1908, calling for treatment of tj^e
Negro Von a pane of abolotc poli
tical and social equality.”
“Thd^ two white Kentuckians
one.^ found^ of tiw I^AACP,!
have laid down the for us,‘
said the speaker.
^ NAACP kpynoter declared
Agal^' ISiucational' Director, Pree.|Ke^'qey capnot tte ^t
doni House, Prank B.- Crosswaith,
director, Negro Labor Cohi^jjiU^e
and member New york Housing
Authority; John F^inerty, coun
sel for Workers Defense Leajfu^
who handled the Waller ease; Dr.
Lawrence Ervin, President, New
York Division, Marrh on Wash
ington Movement; Dr. Channidg
Tobiax, National Council, YMCA;
La vie Lane, Vi;e President,
for their rights —all of them
becai^e the predicament of the
race forces iictiop for rcdrcs^ of
wrongs, because tihe tradition of
the great pioneer figl)ters of the
race drives pre.sent day Nfgroes
to act and because thte struggle
the N(^ro is identical with the
ideals and principles of the De
claration of Independence,
the Veaej*, Nat
Tiuiaacs, or Ikedqriek 0ouglas8,
or ^e victims of lyQoh fobs, or
jOocie illillsr Joe Louis and
ORr other boys in ^e ui^orjp of
-the ooqntry, Wfi cannot ^n our
baoks ppon Ibe £|eQlar«tiqp of
Independence and say we |)eHove
we ai;e not enkitied -to Jjife, liberty
and the ^prspit of ihapptness,
that are not ereated the equals
of otbar msQ. No ^an ,oan ask
■this of us. No power can fcffce
us -to no stultify oumelvefl. 80 we
aaiMiQt jell out. We cannot step
.side. iW« eaftnot and will
not .remain sUep^t. The fight goes
,one and on, until we jv^p.”
9(reetings toithe conforenoe were,
extended by Mayor Fletcher Bow-
ron for the city, and by George,
A- Beavers, vice president qf the:
Golden State Mutual Life Insur-i
ance Company, for the Im An-^
geles branch. Thomas L. Qriffithrl
presided. j
V** Naci Armf the M^rreldWelMl (serKeant^ Itada a picMrcd bciev.
rsn}i|nK with,.ap Awerifan m'poraL and the No. 1 kuaMr,
His a—Irtaaf. 1
a ftfreitrr. also cradM aa 1
ti M-r« arhuta^ and obefKhatseh. Armed witli Hilea, pistali, HkM waehliM fuM, aiaem>
nd arenadM. aa Indicated, the Are |Mwer ef tfte “rreppe’* ki apparrat.
f*
ftkn.
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NATIONAL EMBiEAO
THUaMCW
CAMTV mSTOLS
AUOMMK
MACMIMCeUM
IVUIT5
Ltnr siotl
OF HtLMer,
n^r.9ipe.
OP MLUMCr
THKSS MCW
CAiWV RirLU
AMD HAMO
ORCMAPBS
SCHUrZCM
(MivATaa^
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OuW«M.Ctt» *
M0*4A>6
RlSU
OM RI6Ht BREASr
application immediately. Applic
ants will be required to take a
screening test and physical ex
amination. Class will begin as
aqon as the quoia is. filled*
The program is of eight weeks
duration, and flight instruction
wUn^ i^eh aF^he CflscnsbOTO
Jifunicipal Airport. *7he ground
sehSbl classes for the trainees
will be' c'o!SW5l5?3 on the college
campus.
In order that they may be pre
pared to participate in the avia-,
tion programs to be conducted in
the high schopls this fall, mathe-
matics and physics teachers in the
high schools are invited to take
the ground stfK^ courses.
Students from all sections of
the country Have taken the train
—V V—
-Orai^e Coupty N^gro 4-H
n^eipbers attend first district 4-H
Ouh oamp Thursday, Friday,
Saturday and Sunday at camp
;\Vhispcring Springs near Raleigh
North Carolina.
The following cliib' members;
will attend camp, Ella Mae John
son, Annie 3urt, Lottie Watkins,.
M, C. Burt Jr., Pcfcy Booth, 4EU-!
gene Breeze, lllilton Allen, and
Clifton Trice.
Miss Buby Crews Negro Home
Ajifent will teach a class in eatii^
ha'bits and will also serve as ad-,
visor to club leaders. M. C. Burt;
Negro County Agent will have
‘This struggle is one with t.bechprge of the evening program.
jQISBEHl
PriMwrtes Twdye
Service Men Today
Greensboro — For the first
time, young men between the ag-*
eg of 18 and 37 are given an op
portunity to enter the field of
aviation at A and T, College,
with room board and local trans
portation paid for by the federal
government, according to a reoent
announcement by Prof^ J.
Marteena', coardinator of civilian
pilot training at 1ihe collie.
As usual, tEe college will have
a quota; therefore persons inter-
I ested in the training should make
EVERYBODY IS INVITED TO
REV. J. a: VAIJ34imB. Minister
Sunday School 0:30 A. M., Preactoig 11:00 Al. M. and
' ' 7:00 P. M.
ARE YOU DISCOURAGED, DEJECTEd/HEART
BROKEN? If you are—St. Joseph A. M. E. Church Ex
tends to you without price an invitation to join its mem-
; h^s a^d frii^ds the renewal of your hcjpe g,nd fsflth.,,
mkm A«iits Ym
the gra'duaTes arc 'rfow aT Taske- association through Secretary
gee either in the army air corps
or receiving training preparatory
to becoming commissioned offic
ers.
Annod Itefomi
Our Wedkly Sermoo
pfaig tbe help they
Orangeburg, S- C. — The an
nual national championships of
the American Tennis Association
will be held at Lincoln Univer
sity, Penn., August 17-23, in
clusive, accordingto an official
announcement released this week
ing at % and T, and several of i by the Executive Committee of tbe
MY PECT
NO REACHA
OA PEDALS /
ifrs. noft I.f>mn
MiehigaOy the pr* -it* t^oman'
champion (ainnli i.. exi -  f >
(lefiiiid her crr>«n, an>l Mrs. Afnics
Lawson Of 1*r!itTlF VT. ., TfTrr,
1040 ehampion in that divii^ion,
may be seen in the F^t, in an
effort to regain bir lNit tiUe.
Many of the i;rst ' ;n ranking
nen and women pla_\ r- afe w-irk-
ing in dofensf pli-.nts in the Ka^=t,
A.aii3h:>uc. TeX. — Thr thr^.m
fj»rk^>n bi»th*-rM of
I t.lintV,
Fi’li'i all *>■
pl.tn-' ■
puffl.i ■ 1 ‘
during th 
their cfun*,.
?2u.000 -'i tr
t The J ini
: onnty hail
i -/ii'i-
R
Arthur B-, and
'bv raiK'htnen aad
h.tvp w«n wide
1' • p«tr >tie
of mr biiaii
u;.' dnve is
K:'bruihtf b(R|gbt
iuot for
iM i tel *t
th^ .F. ’ >n
WHAT
\TPir‘SiTmE youliwE9r'hyjUwmce~f
■Dive«bbmb6n
,can be.e£FcaLvdy aol accurately^airaedlFieqaefitl^^ i^k.diviog'
speed issiowarthaoilevflffig^tJTljfWAbcflJMMaMjaijaiOO^
rear of tha^jwioy.)^^ " t
Altogethcf,,6,800,000^U.S.loldie«'foughTintHe5^^ioaiwa«^
The timepiece jneotion^ in iMtaK'did 'tiot "rweoabte”a'^Bukova
Watch in .my !!^yl Authocities tielieve it to have been aiflight
of curving «t«p9i upon which a baam of sunlig^Jt .fell.fnm a
idcy-light, traoifiarmtag the steps iim>.a gigaodc «iiidial!r ^
The Sea of Galilee is located io Palestine.^
L
MAKE WAY FOR ONE MORE!
We wtilcome the patrc^gage of you who are tising
aur service to get to and from your jobs.
If at times our buses are crowded and there are
traffic delays, your patience will be appreciated.
Rest assured that .our entire organization is doing
 everything humanly possible to serve you. During
the “peak'hours,’' there will be time» when our
'service will not be as good as we’d like it to be but
th(^,^ondiyonshore b^.qnd control due to the large
nutetor of rider at .'partitul^r hot^ai.' ’
DURHAM PUBLIC SERVICE
Betram 1^ Baker, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Amierican Tennis Associa
tion had planned to hold its an
nual nationals this year at tbe A
and T College, Greensboro, North
Carolina, but due to a full sum-
mei' Bchedttle whieh mclutletl . eo^
operation in the war effort, the
college had to cancel this engage
ment, as a result of which, the
tournament has been transferred
to Lincoln University, Penn.
In years past this annual event
has been the culmination of a ser
ies of tournaments conducted by
the various state tennis associa-l
tions of the American Tennis As
sociation, but owing to the war
and restrictions in travel duo to
gas and tire rationing, the num
ber of the lessQf tournaments
have been reduced. Players and
fans ure therefore pointing to the
national event.
Tun up tournaments which are
scheduled or have already been
played off include the Kew £ng-*
tournament which was conducted
at Hartford, Conn, July 3 to ,5,
and the New York State Open
Championships which will be held
on the Cosmopolitan Tennis Club
icoiyrts, New York City, August 10
to 15 inclusive, the week prior to
the nationals at Lincoln Univer
sity.
Participation at the two big
tournaments is expected to include
Dr. Reginald Weir and Eyre
Saitch, both colorful state and
national-V ehampions «f - former
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late James
Louis Pake acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the many
kindnesses shown them during ^
iheir rwenf bei’eavoMent.
and it is probalilf th;i' e^'V^^ral may i pureba^ cwnnty
1)0 seen in action during thej'vppk.i quota br ^ }1,WH». war b*»ud
of these two "ri’at toiirnament i. , - ile« for -hp unty for June
Lincoln Universit;. i, appro,ii- | waa F. the
mately forty milts*fro’n I'hiladel- •county «|ui>ta, War b>nd
phia, U is beli»‘vi*,| with the gas«>- ^.hairnian I{ F. Kiiev rrrfiv^d a
line rationing sci ind at the pre- ! tebgran ot fm .i
^sCnt level, many .ar owner-i wU Hw. of the Tri’a^urv H#nry Mor-
aave .their ga-*/atioti 30 «..( to be ,genthau, Jr.
in line for tho trip t.. Linml.f; ^ ^ J.tk-m bn.lher** are fx-
liauy owner' arc pooling their ten.sivp lamr -jwner^ and enrasred
resources, and or;;anizing partiej), ia ram-hin^ an,j ri gf^w.ng ->0
all of which iii keeping with |n lar>;n -l aU*. They also own sever
the orders and advice of the Na-jai oil wt^lld, drilled on their pri-
tional Admini.stration’i rationing |vae pro[i*Tty when oil was dts-
burean. ^ in Lhainherd county.
r ^^
REGAL' THEATRE
SUNDAY—MONDAY
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NEWS ANO CARTOON
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M
TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY
“GREEN PASTURES”
ALSO SERIAL AND MUSICAI*
lOc THURSDAY BargaiD Day lie
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CIVILIAN DEFENSE
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tji sustaining the Nation’s efforts against ruthless aggression, there is a job
for everybody. During these turbulent times, it is not only essential that we build
stronger, alart ‘‘home front” raady for action in time of emergency^ but that
the home itself be safeguard against enemies that may rob you of peace of mind
and future security.
In safeguarding .the Nation and the home, life insurance and the purchase'
of War Bonds go hand in hand. The Bonds you purchase enable the Nation to
provide planes, ships and implements of war that will help defeat the enemies of
our country and preserve our way of Jife. Life insurance will provide safaty and
security foi^ the ones whose comfort should always be uppennst in our minds.
Make it a point TODAY to buy War Stomps and Bonds regularly and con
sistently — as many as you can. Money invested today in War Bonds and Life
Insurance will insure National freedom from the oppressor and independence for
you and yours TOMORROW.
NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL
C.C.SPAULMN».rr*«lW * DURHAM. NORTH CAROUNA
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W. L. COOK, Manager A, E. SPEARS, Sr.. i MaMCNf
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