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V01i.UME xxm - NUMBER 32 DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA, SATURBAY," AUGUST 1st, 1942 BUY UNITED STATES WAR BONW fEDERALROXBORO MEN TO M06BISTS INVESTIGATE TEXARKANA PIROLED LYNCHIHI Judge Landis Gives Train For First Aid Detachments Governor Broughton “ Greei Light” To Orders Release Of Men , Negro Ball Players Accused of Near Lynching Raleigh (CP) — Governor J, BT XXar JB8SAAIY ART TEACHER M. Broughton Friday paroled fame , (Calvin’s News- Ser­ FLA. TEACHERS of the five^ white mob leadim vice) — Judge KeOesaw Moun­ Coi^[ressnKiii Says fonvictwl of charges of anlawfU tain Landifl, High Commissioner WIN EQUAL assembly in an attempt to o f Profes$tonal Basf^all, threw White People Do C-jr -Winstemds* Jr^ m cum I - the lie biftk into the teeth of SALARYWGHT raping a whUe woman, froa t k profesHioltel club owners Not Know Negroes Person . County jail aad {jqilil and managers when in an inter­ Tampa, — Negro teachers of kirn. view laat ive^k he stateBrooklyn the white race even argue with I salary schedule, adopted by said year 1942-4J Miss Marlon Co‘-.li»‘e mob ^ 600 who stormed the jail Dodgers. I^ndis last week called me that they know the Negro bet­ Baltimore, Md.—Part of the first three groups to be signed up by the Baltimore Red Cross Chapter as t on April 15, 1942, or any will occupy the post of instrucior on the night of August 15 ia an Duroeher to his office to clear up ter than I do. Is this true? My neighborhood first aid detachments, members of the Southern First Aid Detachment learn administration of other TYinf^oH method nf of r rating teachers of Art at the North Carolina attempt t»' lynch Winstead wcf* a statement Lippy Leo allegedly answer is emphatically No! first aid from Elbert C. Carter, Cross instructor. Neighborhood first aid detachments which are still in College for Negroes, Durh:i;n. convicted and sentence, whQe »t the experimental stage, number 25 in Baltimore. Four of the groups are composed of Negroes. Groups of for salary purposes, adopted in t made during an interview wUh White people especially of the lieu thereof to all teachers alike, Miss Cordice was graduated from least one of the men against Lester Rodney, now in the U. S. 15 to 50 members, divided into teams of five each, learn how to rescue their neighbors from wreckage south have made no partioular caused by bombs, how to administer first aid relief and to prepare casualties for transportation to hospitals. both white and colored without Howard University in 1941 whom the grand jury had rettmi Army, who at that time was effort to know the Negro in his discrimination because of race or the degree of Bachelor of Arts in cd a bill of indictment was not Sports columnist for the Daily higher aspirations and homo color. ’ ’ Art. During her four years In the even summoned to the trial. Worker, newSpajjM backed by the life Art Department at Howard she ^ Con)munist PartX Leo the Lip received, special recognition for was quoted as saying at that tMne “ How many outstanding white ATTORNEY GENERAL outstanding original contribntions ‘‘I know a lot of managers v;ho leaders have ever spent as long Negro Sailors Are displayed at the Annual Art Ex­ LABORERS as five minutes in a respectable would use Negro boll players on hibition of Students’ work elimax th^ir clubs, but the owners would Negro home? How many of them Top Notch Seamen ing her undergraduate work wilb B E I N G S m T have ever visited the Negro ASKS INVESTIGATION not stand for it.” When Duroch- a water color painting “ The Nr.*i- churches and Negro schools? er was coiifroTitPih'wtth & ys Navy Officer vity” and a few pieces of cc'n- New York —• The NAACP kaa ment^ by Landis, he denied it. “How mafty -of- tlumL_haye_ engaged mics at the 1941 Exhibition. In been asked‘by the War Manpow* thinking Negroes in earn^"coif In au interview from Chlcasp, lOF TEXAS LYNCHING Chicago (.ANP) — Each of the June 1942 Miss Cordice rei*e:v.'(? er Commission to a^wist in tu d - versation in an effort to become followiiig the issurance of the the degree of the Summer School acquainted wUh the Negro in 1,200 colored sailors at Camp Ing qualified skilled Negro w wrk- Landis statement, Durochet* was Washington — Attorney Gener­ faculty of State Teachers Coliege, his higher o.spirations and real Morrow in the Great Lakes Naval ers^for certain specific jobs in quoted as saying, ‘"I have no jwe- al Francis Biddle announced to- Elizabeth City, N. C. life?” TrainWg statfon Is a top notch •w we’re all Americans. A's WilHam Vinson, Negro, by a mob EFFORT AND FULL INTEGRATION li'avettcvUle Stree^t, Durham. courts. They know the Negro who mander of the camp. experience in the types of work long as I am manager I will play at Texarkana, Texas, on July 20. Great L ak es'is preparing for listed below. IndindnaJs w b. o the best 2") players I can get. Per­ works in their kitclien and does According to information in the mental work around their OF MINORITIES M ALL PHASES the first graduation of trainees rfatnk they can qoalify are sonally, I have seen only one the hands of the Civil Hights homes, but do they know Negro since naval recruiting was extend to mail name and address to Ed­ colored player in recent year.s of Section of the Department of sion into which our nation has OFFERS BLOOD lawyers, Negro physicians, Negro NAACP ADOPTS isomefp arO Cs ed to Negroes on June 5. Some of ward Lawson, FieM Aseistust, major league caUber_ He’s a short Justice, Vinson is alleged lo have been plunged along with Russia, businessmen, Negro editors, Ne­ — The resolutions the graduates will be sent to sea War Manpower C on^inloa, jitop named Oarcia, whom I play- attempted to rape a white wo­ China, Great Britain, and twen­ TO SAVE gro college presidents, Negro adopted by the delegates attend­ with battleships, others will be York City. Applicants »re ask ^ e\lied. • Or­ tection, well Hitler’s contemptuous re- stabbed in the heart b j two Ne­ Centerless-Orlnder O p^tor^ penters when Negro carpenters tion cited the responsibility of one Tully dressed enlistee ran ganized baseball, both profession­ ' iKjr ferenre to Negroes as half apes. groes while visiting Harlem limdrieal-Grinder Operator; showed up on new government It is reported that in the early the Associatioh in seiuring and to the brink and ' leaped across. al and semi-pro have been a oios- We know that the destruction of Kolbusz haiL a delieate operation \^ker; Die SSetter; Eil|ciiMfc-] projects here last week. morning hours of the following protecting the rights of all citi­ “ I thought I was supposed to cd game as far as Negroes are all civil rights, the rights of free performed w'hen Pr. Finestone Operator; Eternal-Ormder day a mob o t approximately 50 zens, pointing out that unlehs dt- julnp across, so I did it,” he said concerned. Just a few weeks ago eral years members of the Ne-g-o speech, press, and assembly; the sewed up the wall workers heart ator; Formini^ Press men entered the hospital, took mocrnry could be made to work to his superior officer. Ed Barrow, President of the New press and several fair minded right to worship without state In­ with s^ven silken stitekes. Gear-Hobber Operator; Ml Vinson from . his bed, tied 6ne for America’s largest minority y«nkeea was petitioned y white sports writers have been terference, and the right to hold “With that spirit,” said Com­ The boy who off« ed to donate Ists; Latlle operators; Skiial end of a rope aroun*! his neck and group, it tfould not and would the CIO Sports Council Com­ advocating the admission of Ne­ elections aftei*' free discussion, mander Armslrong, “ these men blood for a transfusion exclaimed tal Workers; Mihwrifkt; the other end to the rear bumper not work for any otrers. Excertps mittee to add Negroes to the ros­ groes to hlg league teams. The are all slated for destruction if can’t help but be good sailors.” how sorry he was tkat members of maker. PersoBs kpvia^ of an automobile, and dragged from the strong resolution on ter of the American Lerigite. managers and owners of the.^e Lieut. Commander Armstrong his race had stabbed Kolusz, fieatioBS are askfd to him through the streets of the WAR AND NATIONAL POLICY Nazism is victorious; and that if Champions. Barrow curtly told clubs gave every conceivable an­ is the son of the late Gen. A^’m- Pole, but hoped he eoald do some­ Mr. Lawson at tka town. When the eavlcade of are quoted below: such Nazis doctrines prevail in the delegation that “ this is »o swer under the sun, but the right strong who founded Hampton in- thing to help rtie white yovtk i» Office, 132 1. tima to bring th»t up.” For “ev- one. SEE LYNCIflNa PAGE S— .‘The' war against Axis aggres- SEE NAAGP PA.GE 8 ~ atitnte. this gallant straggle for life. Yo»k Oty.