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Bias in II. S. Capital Home Rule for D. Capturedn.Korean of War 24Th Infantry A Newspaper With A Constructive 5c Pplicy PER COPY VOLUME 19, NUMBER 18 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1950 PRICE FIVE CENTS Women Vow To right Bias In II. S. Capital ATLANTIC CITY. N J ANP 5 Peace an dtlie United Nations A comprehensive program for th, Recommending |wace through the coming year wa. taken up bv tin i'N, the NACW asked mine use of National As-ociation of Col u. ’he UN. encouragement of active Women at their recent annual trade between tlie It S A and meeting here. ■ther nations, lull support to end The women vm»‘ed_-to fight, fol i Korean war. and the p i .■.age i t an- more civil rights, better positions mJ ti-lyncji. anti poll lax and fait em­ government for Negro women, a ployment practice: world peace plan, better housine 6 Housing Tlie ladies recom­ and education for Negroes, and the mended that Die federal govern­ observation of human rights day ment in the future give no financial • They also voted to fight minstre' upport to my’ housing projects, shows and discrimination in Wash­ whether public or p'jvate ington, D C 7 Education The women favored To make their resolutions more federal aid lo education with safe­ effective and put them into action guards against discrimination." Del­ WITH MRS ROSA BROWKi BRACY, Executive Sec- live,- Mrs. William I. Dawson, chairman of deco-z the NACW voted th;> the organiza­ egate-, also approved raises for ralions; Robert R. Moton, Jr., local chairman» tion have a lobbyist in the nation's relary of the National Negro Business league teachers’ salaric . better'education­ Mrs. Rosa Brown Bracy, Charles E. Trout, pub­ capital Delegates voted for an 11- al program sin schools, and main- the local committee makes plans for the forth point national program plus a re­ coming Golden Jubilee Convention at Tuskegee licity and entertainment; Detroit lee, housing; solution commending Atlantic pity Institute, August 29 September 1 left to right: Mrs B. B. Walcott and Mrs. E. M. Washington, as a convention site publicity. ¡2 The 11-point program covered tin Andrew W Walker, local business representa- following proposed activities 1 President Truman Tlie eon MACHINIST ON "BIG MO." - Roscoe Strother of methods during a six week's training course vention praised him for Ins state­ ment on civil rights, but recom­ New York City, Machinist Repairman I c aboard aboard the big battleship. Strother heads iho mended that he support all civil Captured N. Korean Soldiers Admit the USS Missouri, is shown instructing Navy machine shop with a »faff of twelve men, all rights legislation amt support its ROTC and Naval Academy midshipmen in shop white. enactment 2. Negro women as policy mak­ ers Delegates recommended that Red Troops Shoot Prisoners Of War local, stale, and national govern­ ments appoint more Negro women President Favors to policy-making positions Tlifj also voted to have each member Prisoners Claim V state organization maintain a list of qualified Negro women to.be us­ ed lor recommendations when need­ Slaying Of Captives Atlanta May Be Termed The Home Rule For D. C. ed 3 Lobbyist The woihen ’voted Is Red Policy ! that tlie NACW go on record as fa- By ALICE A. DUNNIGAN latter For Promotion 1 voring the appointment of a lobby­ WASHINGTON. D. C. - (ANPi— Mr Truman was referring to pos­ “Crossroads Of W. Hemisphere ist in Washington. D C . to look TAEGU, Korea f . A North Residents of the District of Colum­ tal service curtailment measure after interests of women and also Korean sdldlcr; captured In tlie hit­ bia should have the same rights to which passed the House last Wed- First To Enter j tn work lor Die passage of civil ler fighting around Taegu, ad­ ■r. vote and participate in the shaping nesday by a vote of 264 to KW Tills I rights legislation , mitted yesterday that Communist Al,ANTA 6a Allanta may lie ap I i,lid Netherlands, West Ind'es had of this great democratic government bill proposed that the order of tlm MRS 1111 M STEWART Korean Hot-War 4 Displaced lice oils Jlie U 8 troops mrikc if a practice to shoot propriately termed The Crossroads of two representatives cmIi Cuba and as any other citizens of the nation Postmaster General to curtail cer­ President, stew. government before increasing Hie —‘-’rpflsinrrs lot war "iinie«s we are Venezuela led I he field »1th four implied President Truman last tain postal services be rescinded and Die Western Hemisphere, and Gren • number of displaced person:, comms uni! told not to do so." person from each of these countriaa week the delivery of city mail be put back For The U. N. tainance of liool: ler-ADanta's limit , m iv he extend-1 into the nation, first consider "fully Tlie iirisonW. 23-yeiuvolil Pri­ tested here At his press conference held in on a twice-a-day schedule people ed to Die State's tout borders, It a | Die security of American Negroes in vate Pyang Yang Matjdo. gave the rep irt Is-ued by the Oeorgie. Depart­ the Old State Department building BV MhX WII.SON A tntal of 825 persons from 35 The bill was introduced in the jobs and housing and silication : K'nntinurd On li n k Pagri probable explanation of the recent last Thursday, the President told House Wednesday and passed the SM’A Correspondent ment of. Public Heallh'is an indica­ other states, the District of Colum­ atrocity -laying of 39 Americans newsmen that he would like to see following day It is now up to the tion of tins city's field of nfluenoe. bia. and Puerto Rico filed into when he' said the Communist the District get home rule Senate |o have the final say on the WITH THE 24TH INFANTRY Tlie Health Department rep.irt re­ Georgia for the health te is, and . ' troops re vived no Instructions on This statement came as a reply order The bill has passed the Sen­ REGIMENT IN KOREA Four veals a large number of persons Georgians from 136 of the State*« GI - of the battle-tested 24th Infan­ Masons Hold Great Session the rules of war dealing with pris­ to a reporter's question, asking Mr ate compilttee but there is no sign trom ..foreign countries, from other 159 counties, in addition to redy oners. -tates, and from counties other than I Truman what he thought of home for an immediate sole from the try Regiment Field Artillery are now dents of Fulton and DeKalb coun­ was rule and what could be done to hur­ Senate itself tn line for a hike in rank The emaciated Pvt 1’yantf Fulton and DeKalb took the seven ties, took advantage of the pro­ ry-up Congressional action pn the The Home rule bill to which tho At Nashville; C. F. Williams dressed In mud-caked green fati­ free tests during the Greater-Atian- gram . “ Slated lo climb another notch and nnl bill President referred would give the I . gues which lie said he had ta Health Prgriun Tfir health program, the largest more are 1st Lt.. Lavon E. Smith’, According to Health Department [ With a smile the President said citizens of Washington the fran­ changed sitv’c the invasion began of its kind ever attempted any of 1314 Bob Harrison St . Austin. he would like to see the home rule chise and thereby the right to have egiit weeks ago t . tics. 19 persons frtun 10 foraga- j place, wa* apoiuorcd in Gre«ter» - I Texas - to captain, Sri 1st Class <1 i bill get action as quickly as the post Of Memphis Is Re-Elected f SomrTTnitv, he told the U S countries, were given health tests! Atlanta by the health department! rWtun’TM'W Owens Jr., of ,w> Aoffice bill, although tm-ofWi» -tete ^Continued On Bad Page) of (leers who questioned hfm. cap­ during the 76-day survey. Haiti, of Fulton and DeKalb countlea, and South Van Ness Ave . Los Angeles, Tlie Eightieth Grand Communi­ Players Guild and was directed by i 'n--------------------------------——T-----------**'“ tives aie furned over to North Kb-, Canada, Phiii|ipne ‘Islands. Mexico, fhe Cty of Atlanta Ln cooperation ’ Calif . io second lieutenant and cation of Die Prince Hall Grund . Dr Thomas E Poag » 1 rein ltitrllrgencr officers lor qu1’- I ami Sweden were represented by one | with the Georgia Department of' Sgt George I, Edi on. of« Akron, I l/xlgc. F A- M of the Stale of Officers of the Grant! Lodge elec­ tloning. but this Is not. tlie general person each. El Salvador, Brazil, Public He^ltn. Shelby County Baptist Ass’n i Ohio, to second lieutenant. Tenhessee recently held nf Tennes­ ted at closing sessions on Wednes­ - see A A- 1 State College in Nash­ day were Charles F Williams, procedure. I.l. Smith. 33. who fs acting com­ ville was, at ordlng to officials.one elected by acclamation following ins The freely ta'king captive d? manding officer of A Battery. 159th of Hie most successful .csslons in anntuil address. E V Buford, N isli- rlared that strafing and roeket fir- Holds Second Annual Meeting Field Artillerv. is a graduate nf history In session at the same villc, Grund Senior Warden, C F |ing'fighter planes- have created Sam Houston College, lie has been time were the Excelsior Grand Ogle bv, Memphis, Grand Sccre-1 widespread feat verging on panic The Shelby County Baptist Asso­ issues and Inter-national prob-1 in service since 1940 Chapter, order of the E., tern Star tary and W H Johnson.
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