NAACP Asks Conference With President On F L?
II A Newspaper PRICE With A I ~ 5 c Constructive ¡A,. : PER COPY ' Policy . ■ ')
VOLUME 18, NUMBER 85 f MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1950
| Wilkins Says Judge Delays Decision In Group Shocked By Postponement
j WASHINGTON, D. C -(NNPAJ. Carrollton Contempt Case Shocked'' by the decision of the Democratic Policy Committee to rend the foreign aid bill to tte floor ahead of fair employment practice legislation, the National Emory Student Preaches ' Association for the Advanoenwnt of Colored People last Wednentay asked President Truman for a con- From Stand, Takes Blaine , ference with him. The decbion to shunt wide wo By C. W. GREENI.EA was made after Vice President Al CARROLLTON, Ga. — (SNS) — A West Georgia court ii en W. Barkley and Senator 8o*ti room, crowded with townfolk of Carrollton, sat amazed as W Lucas, of Illinois, the Majority Leader, had conferred with Mr. a young white religious student, one of five Atlantans cited Truman for an hour and a half on in a contempt of court hearing, used the witness stand to the legislative program. Senator preach for justice for Negro People,. i 1 ucas quoted the Prexident a* lay Judge Samuel Boykin, of Car Jr., attorneys for Henderson, in an' ing that the Economic Cooperation roll County Superior Court, had appeal for a new trial, the Rev. B Administration bill was “mare im ordered the Atlantans to appear be- J. Johnson,- pastor of the Greater portant" than any pending legiiM- | fore him Saturday for allegedly Mt. Calvury Baptist Church; Bar < tlon. I having issued hand bills in Atlanta ney Rutletige, ’ recent Morehouse In a telegram sent Mr. Truman, 1 and Carrollton stating that Clar College student; and the Rev. Roy Wilkins, acting secretary of ence Henderson had been "framed" George Wannamaker III. Emorv ! the NAACP, said he had found | in his trial that resulted In an University religious"Student. Rut : "Increasing resentment" beetuze of electric chair sentence, for the ledge. Johnson and Wannamaker failure of the Democratic leader I murder of Carl Buddy Stevens, a are co-chairmen of a newly-formed, ship to carry out the IMS Democra Georgia Tech student, las! year. organlzition, the Henderson De tic party platform pledges whU* 1 Called on contempt charges were: fense Committee. STAKE IN JOINT ARMY-FORT BRAGG,. N C. paratrooperpof the 82nd Airborne Division pre favoring legislation wanted by ] S. S. Robinson and E. E. Moore. I "special interest.” STATE WITNESS BACKFIRES These men hove a stake in the joint Army-Air pare to load up. They are, left to right, Pfc. Judge Boykin announced that he Force Exercise Swarmer, which goes off in late Robert Lewis, Jersey 'City, N. J., Pfc. Manuel would not render a decision until GAS BILL he could “get to the bottom of the April and early May in mid North Carolina, in Christina, Brooklyn, N. Y„ CpI. George Rankins, Mr. Wilkins specifically mention whole thing." adding that the case volving 43,000 Army and 18,000 Air Force Newark, N. J., General Norstad and Pfc. William ed the Kerr natural gas bin, spon UN Mediator would be re-set at a future date troops commanded by Lieutenant General Lauris 'Tucker, Camden, N. J. sored by Senator Robert 8. Karr, and include additional person« Norstad. With General Norstad briefing, four I’ Democrat, ot Oklahoma, and | whom he would summon. 1 Robinson, Moore, Rutledge, and which oould exempt from federal ¡Rev. Johnson all took the stand regulation natural gas transported Essay Winner through interstate pipeline*. It Is to deny any responsibility for the ' charged that enactment of thb composing or distribution of the Editor Sees UNESCO Commission bill, which is now awaiting Mir. liandbills. All declared that they Truman's approval, will result In had no knowledge that their names T I increased costs of natural gu to wire on such a sheet. consumers. Event In Sisters But the young Rev Wannamaker As Means For Greater Democracy dropped a proverbial bomb into the "Supporter* of FEPC are ahoct- cd and dismayed by decision ot Chapel On Spelman courtroom. He had been called ns By C. A. SCOTT ing of the principles stated in the lhe state's star wjtnoss apparently Editor, Atlanta I)ailv Worlu i Universal Declaration of Human Democratic Policy Committee to with an intent to sited light on the For NNPA Rights and to bring about tiielt ap . postpone again consideration of thl* a | vital bill. College Campus relations of the other defendants plication on a locai level. On the As a recently Appointed represer. to the Henderson Defense Com I question of tensions, the report "Continued delay and evasion an ta(lve of the Negro Newspaper Pub mittee and to the Progressive Par urges the use of the'resources of the part of the Democratic leader ATLANTA. Georgia —(SNS) - lishers Association, I have just al; I educators and social scientists "to ty- - • .’A ship In the Senate not only fore Dr. Ralph J. Bunche, director, tended my first meeting of the U. 8. ' promote discussion and understand James E Webb, son of Fulton stalls enactment of this bin but Department of Trusteeship, United National Commission for UNESCO ing of the American and Russian County's solicitor Paul Webb, re I imperils the entire Nation*, will be at Atlanta Univer- (United Natiuis Educational, Sci ► Fair Deal prp- presenting Wannamaker. had reads , economic, swtal aud political ays-
LA. BUSINESS LEAGUE ■ RESOLUTION Drops In 1949 "Gethsemane" At Bennett America's death, toll from motor GREENSBORO, N. C. - “No man can't help; you can c evade the fun* SEEKS BETTER SGHOOIS velueM adcidenft dropped again to or woman can go through Gethse damental issues of life." REVERES DREW 1949 mane and come out bearing the LAFAYETTE La— (ANFJ— In I School will receive $200.000 for a '*** m their 1950 book of street and palm of victory unless he gives him Stressing the fact that “the only keeping with the *imes, a group in new building, while $91,920 will be highway accident dats, The Tra self to a cause or purpose bigger decision you have to make la whK terested in better education, repre provided for a new elementary TRENTON, N. J.-(ANP)-. Hon- will I do ln Oethsemane," Dr. MKj ' or was paid to the late Dr, Charles velers Insurance Companies rec than self." Dr. Benjamin E. Mays, senting the Negro Business League school and $7150 for improvements declared, “you can either come dV 1R. Drew last week when rhe sen- ord a total of 31300 fatalities last of Atlanta, Ga. told the Bennett of Ufayette, appeared before tne to the Stf Antoine school. year, compared with 32200 ln licked and defeated or you can i die of the New Jersey State Legis College vesper audience recently. parish school board last week and The group representng (lie lea 1948. The decrease Is encouraging Speaking on the subject, “Geth emerge victorious, understanding lation passed a resolution introduc told officials that school buildings gue told the board that they will ln view of an increase of about 8 semane" the distinguished president that you must devote yourself to a ed by Sen. Prank S. Parley of At- for Negro children are inadequate back the bond issue and hope that percent ln the number of cars on of Morehouse College told a capacity cause bigger than yourself. Yau j lantlc City. The resolution read; and that the teacher load is too the board will make necessary al rhe road and an increase of about filled chapel, “I doubt if anyone must believe that your suffering "Whereas the senate has learn great locations for schools to take care five percent In gasoline consump knows precisely what life is, but If and agonizing was worthwhile, and ed with deep regret of the uiiUme- Heading the committee and act of Negro children. It was jxointed tion. >" you were to ask me I would tell you that your cause is big enough to live I ly death of Dr. Charles R. Drew for and to die for if need be." ing at ©okeauan were Rev. Fran out that local parochial schools A closer look at the accident that it is a series ot Oethsemane* on April 2, 195u, and “It makes no difference," he said, cis 0. Wade, Rev. D. H. Mont have over »1,00 Negro children en facts, however, is not so encourag filled with ups and downs, betwixte / "how much justice and democracy and betweens." gomery and Dr. R, B. Jones. They rolled. "Whereas Dr. Drew, chief sur- ’ttcctófcx. ing. There were 93.000 more per ft kavi. a piuiupinj "Geographically," he continued, 1are------knocked down, ------even— -If -it -is —N were primarily interested to rah- | geon at Freedman's Hospital, was ,wJu a sons injured last year than ln Supt. J. C. Landry, speaking for “iiúúrt to cfxrfc. uouio "I would tell you that it is a place! out of 100 tunas, you must boUwe tog The Paul Breaux school to the ! one of the nation's most distin 1 1948: A decrease in deaths in the board, told the committee that tr garden just outside of Jerusalem that truth, just and *rightl'v” cannot Matus of a fully acredited high -tlîé point ttat 1949 affords scant satisfaction with the allocations for Negro schools guished colored physicians who es- -usé paini tht opttttand uii*. An lose. This is all you've got, your ■chool. | tabllshed an enviable record as a — A I ' A the realization that more than a Kiere Jesus prayed a«d agonized— [ were made on the basis of the re- and was arrested. Psychologically, belief. And if you believe you can It was pointed out that with the pioneer ln the use of blood plasma million and a half Americans - port of the state committee and KsSiX“*“ lit gaki Êwlm/Î, it is a state of mind, a place where go to the cross as Jesus did and rise lack of a science course and with in the treatment of surgical shock,' were hurt during the same period. ipon the leoommenda lions of L you alone with God come to battle up victorious." limited library and music course;, No one knows how many of these I*. KI inure, state supervisor of Ne- and ... with the great issues of life—It is atudetts do not meet college re injuries would have been fatalities "Someday a stupid world will rise gro public schools. everywhere you turn.“ to the divinity of God and crown quirements. "Whereas during his lifetime Dr except for prompt, expert medical Admonishing his audience that Under the proposed $2.558,000 A resolu0onr.addressed to Attor Drew made numerous contributions attention. Nor does anyone know him king of the universe. The ac everyone must experience the agon school bund program, which will be ney Oeneral Boliver E. Kemp re In the medical profession; there how many of those who were in quisition of material, commercial ies of Gethsemane, the vice-presi presented to the taxpayers at a spe questing authority for the employ fore jured wilL spend the rest of their and political power, hydrogen or I dent of the United Negro Oollege cial election on May 23, the sum "Be it resolved that the mem RukC lives under physical handicap.' atom bombs can never bring pegn." ment of a bonding attorney to as- Fund said, "Not only is it impossible bers of the senate of the state of WVtJí, uÄ of $299.070 has been allocated for ; sist in the legal phases of the that rival death itself as tragedies. for you to escape Gethsemane, but the Negro school of the city. I school bond election and other New Jersey do hereby express their ßnni. We who drlve-and walk-along you must go there alone. When the I ^orrow at the passing of Dr. Drew." Titfe KEM'GLO- ChäM m Memory Of FDR IMPROVEMENTS matters reoeived the board's ag-_ the nation’s streets and highways great temptations of life confront eoj'Jhj an The present Paul Breaux High proval. are responsible for the record. you, you will discover as Jesus did We ARE the record. We must ac that all your prayers seeking escape Honored On Fifth Attorney Feted cept thk awesome responsibility by FAMILY SERVICES OF MEMPHIS driving and walking carefully. Anniversary in T. O. Fuller Park this summer. (Watch this space for "First Aid , I * Camping in the outdoors, with com On NBC Broadcast HYDE PARK. New York - More Ta Families" ... By J. T. Chandler, k-Jurrti it in radeship of the boys and guidance MEMPHIANS Refuse Cole than 500 persons from all walks of chairman, social service committee. HOLLYWOOD, Calif.The National ' ( ûAn - of the camp counselors will help life paid tribute to Franklin D. Ha will present each week a fami Broadcasting Company, took the Willie develop into-a normal, well- Cliuk noun.itif itovi-a tuw(h Roosevelt at memorial services held ly helped hy Family Service.) lead last week, in focusing radio's IN JAPAN rounded youth. paintrA ent maiu a eawt-cfe Lun ft Mui it beside his grave in Hyde Park Wed The Watson s are a real Memphis spotlight ou Negro progress, when It News of four Memphians, station WHO’S GOT TROUBLES? New Trial nesday — the fifth anniversary of family, although that Is not their aired the life story of Walter Oor- ed with the Army in Japan, has Everybody' But some folks have the late President's death. name, as anything that might don, distinguished Negro attorney been received by the Memphis more troubles than they can handle President Truman, who was sud identify the family is. kept in the and member of the California Sta* World. Two are members of the CHICAGO - (ANP) - Charlie Many people with personal or fam-1 denly catapulted into the Presiden strictest confidence. BAPTIST LEADERS HOLD MEET Eighth Army in Gifu, while the oth Cole, convicted some weeks ago of ily .problems have been helped by Board of Paroles. Troubles lose much of their ter er two are stationed with the Yoko 'he murder of Winston Howard, his cy five years ago, sent a memorial Family Service, where they receiv ror when they can be talked over Gordon who obtained a college hama Command. partner and co-owner of the Persh- wreath. There were wreaths also ed skilled counsel and guidance. IN NASHVILLE; MAP PROGRAM with an understanding friend like •ducation by working as a chauffeur Sgt. John R. Carr, son of Mrs. Co ' mg hotel here lost his motion for a from government officials, indus- A year ago ten-year-old Willie trial Thursday. When his attor- Mrs. Carr, the caseworker. If you farmhand, and policeman, had his adopted new four year and girls ln the Town Movement. ra Carnes, 336 Cottonwood, and l trlallsts, labor unions and patients Watson wanted to meet the Family , ley, euclid Taylor, heard Judge need help with a family problem story reviewed by Ralph Edwards PROGRAM IN CHRISTIAN Rev. Dinkins evaluated the Inform Pvt.; Robert J. Moore, son . of Mrs at the Warm Springs Infantile Pa Service caseworker, Mrs. Carr, as John J. Lupe overrule the request come to Family Service to Roon radio's famed mister of ceremonies, EDUCATION IN THE NATIONAL er Magazine, a monthly journal. Mamie Moore, 207 Arkansas Street ralysis Foundation, where the Presi she too had been worried about ! for a new trial, he agreed to have 910. Falls Building, on Front 8tree;, is a feature of. "This is Your Life", BAPTIST CONVENTION, Mrs. Edna B. Bronson, presented are both serving as security guards dent spent his final davs. Willie. After her husband desert with the 517th Military Police Co. Cole committed to the penitentiary near the ¡»stoflice. Or phone 5- leard weekly over NBC network U. S. A, INC. to us the Star of Hope as the Mis Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt stepped ed the family two years before, Mrs. They are stationed in Yokohama j at once. He reserved the right to 1681 for an appointment. oast to coast. NASHVILLE— Dr. A. M Town sionary Magazine. The history and forward from the crowd exactly at Watson -worked hard all day, com Japan’s major port city and seat of appeal however within 100 days send. Secretary Sunday School work of the Publishing House and noon to lay the lint of a score of ing home worn out at night, too Rece ,tly named man of the year the headquarters of the Eighth Ar Cole was sentenced to 14 years, Publishing Board called for a Plant was given by Mr. E, T. wreaths on the burial spot beside tired, to give Willie any supervision ay the Urban League, one of t e my. They are both doing essential Board Meeting assembling Bap Brown, Assistant Coreaponding Sec the Hudson river. or see whether he was properly fed highest honors a Negro can attain Jobs with the Army’s Occupational This marks the immediate end of or not. When the teacher would Wreck Shakes Up tist leaders from 48 states ln the retary, staled that—"No Publishing 'he sensational case when Cole shot The services, sponsored Ijy the he Georgia-born Calilom/1 parole Forces and the Company with which | call her about Willie being in trou nation, consisting of National Bap- House is putting out any his former partner in the Pershing Franklin D. Roosevelt foundation I fleer had additional hont rs heap better they are attached is responsible foi ble at school again, a severe head tst Convention officers. President material when it oomes to tech- ' lunge several months ago with consisted only of a short tnb4b ed on him when Governor Earl the security and safeguarding of the ache usually came on, leaving Mrs. of State Conventions, State Bun cores of people present. They had and a prayer. The Rev. Gord^ nioue and style." Army-operated Yokohama port fa •Varren Ills friend ar.d classmate" day School and B T U. Conven Wateon weak and shaky. Mrs. Roosevelt DEAN FISHER OFFERS cilities. | rgued over what 'rlends claim was L. Kidd of St. James Episcopal appeared at the mlcropl one and Mrs. Watson confessed that she tions, Women’s and Laymen’s Con PROGRAM: To occupy their leisure time, both | Howard’s securing control of the Church officiated. old how he came to appoint him didn't feelyup to raising an active vention, certified deans and oth The Four Year Program of the h >tel and discharg ng of Cole. Participants included Former bay like Wtllie. At the same time, POUGHKEEPSIE, New York - o his present post. The Governor nen have access to theatres, eve- ] er leaders. The meeting was held National Baptist Sunday School ning classes, bowling alleys, volley i Vice President Henry Wallace, My* Mrs. Eleanor Rocsevelt was sbikt dded impetus to the show by say- The case attracted wide attention she couldn't help feeling guilty In the Morris Memorial Building, and Baptist Training Union was up Tuesday night but apparent), ag "you can't have a part in Wal ball and tennis courts, a golf course 'ole was well known in certain clr ron C. Taylor, former envoy to about her neglect of him. Through Nashville. Tenn. The reports indi presented by Dean Fisher, The escaped serious injury when an anti er Gordon s life without having is well as the picturesque scenen I les. Howard, whom it was brought the Vatican and Industrialist Tho- discussion.' with Mrs. Can. the cated the largest attendance of theme: ‘Laying Foundations for in which ¿he »as riding was in nriched your own. of this ancient country. ut had many underworld connec- 1 mas J. Watson. mother came to see that in the any former annual meeting and Chriattan Living" Dean Fisher, volved in a tbree-car collision nea Carr formerly served with th' ons, was a son of the highly plac- stress of her worries she had been ' i ■evealed a great awakening and Dr. E. W. Rand, Guest Speaker Poughkeepsie. The University of California stated that the National Congress t09th Transportation Port Company d Howard family of Mississippi. His failing her son. Having Mrs. Carr acceptance of the progam of Woman's Day Sunday, April 88, graduate was married in 1920 ii. cannot execute a Four Year Pro n Inchon, Korea, and arrived in Ja mcle, Perry Howard, national com as a friend made Mrs; Watson feel Christian Education. The session Miss. Blvd. Christian Church. The car in which Mrs, Roose- the African Methodist Church in gram; it can-only begin it, set a1 oan November. 1945. mitteeman, came to Chicago for the more able to solve her many pro Ivelt was riding was driven'by he: proved that Christian Education is San Francisco while serving on thi standard and demonstrate it. The Mooreoore entered the Army in Octob-Octob . trial. Healey and John Cogan blems and less alone, ln the world. essentially cooperative in spirit 1948, and arrived in Japan to I represented the prosecution. chauffeur, 49-yeai -old Russ Ltouka police force. His wife, and hi ultimate success of the program er. 1 CHOIR A PULPIT Mrs. Cgrr helped in many other md method. When leaders and ways.:. arranging for medt^J care. 'Occupants of the other two cars daughter, who is presently attend will depend on what is done among January. 1949. He Is a graduate of OUV.As and CAPS Earners work together in purpos Booker T. Washington High school. at the clinic tor Willie and his were not immediately identified ing college in Portland, Oregon, wen 3,990 000 B-ptists who cannot at ing, planning' and carrying out , Pfc. Richard K. Miller, son of Mr $5.00 & up mother, budgeting.' planning nutri Mrs. Roosevelt was taken tu hei Doth present to help tell his stay. tend the Annual Session of the Val-Rill cottage on the old Roose ctivities, they learn and grow and Mrs. Ed Miller. 243 East Vir Death Of Drs. Drew tious meals, and friendly talks with Gordon's mother was brought to he Congress. 2nd—Unless organized i velt Hyde Park Estate where she more effectively. As this confer Christianity can demonstrate a' ginia. has recently left Company C Catalogue and Prior Willie. microphone by Ralph Edward» as And Woodson Mourned ence reviewed, evaluated and stu» for return to the United States for List Mailed Free Mra. Watson is growing more re complained of a shoulder pain. : an addiiiunal tribute t> his mat) better life in this world, it cannot died new trends, techniques and reassignment in the Army. sourceful every day. Not long ago None of the other participants was 1 achievements. indefinitely convince others ln this NEW YORK—The National As LOUIS J. LINDNER J-njured, program In the field of Christian Pvt. Emmitt Harvey, son of Mr I on her own initiative she was able- world, to come. We cannot have a sociation for the Advancement of 153 D 83rd, N.Y.C. 1 Education at all levels the leaders to take the step of leaving her .old New Deal in America until we The accident occurred on the eve St. Louis Authorizes were convinced that coopération+have a New Blrlh ln the church review Avenue has recently return job apd finding a better paying one the loss of two distinguished Ameri I jf the fifth jnniversary of the late ed from a 15 days leave which he She and Willie are more like jab within the frame work of the Na 3rd—“Our Moral and spiritual cans and Spingam medalists, Dr. President Roosevelt's death, which New Taxi Organization they always wanted to be. tional Baptist Convention. U. 8. A foundations have not been ade Charles R. Drew and Dr. Carter 0. THE 3 MOST his widow apparently intended t< ST. LOUIS—lANPi—A new Ne Willie is now ready to take ad Inc., is essential. The leaders were quate for our social and institu- > Woodson. POPULAR p nd at the estate where the) gro taxicab company was authori hrilled as they were exposed to personal discipline and training vantage of a two-week stay at Cant; donai superstructure, hence, con-i MAIR DO'S nade the r home zed last week for St. Louis by th1 I ‘he cooperative activities carried filets and nJLures among church for Christian service. In a wire to Mrs. Drew, express- Dr. E. W. Rand. Gues. Speak Board of Public Service. The nev, •n through the Sunday School es, races aim nations. Atb— The 3. Lead adults in a crusade to re- Ing the Association’s condolences, Warnin'« Day Sunday. April 23 Liberty Bells to ring ip U S Publishing Board and tbe Baptist greatest disaster of our century to J' claim society for Christ and set j Acting NAACP Secretary Roy Wll- Miai. Blvd Christian Church. Savings Bond campaign. framing Union Board in their ef date consists nol.in the immediate i standards for a rising generation, kin$ referred to Dr. Drew as “one ...... —------y------forts to serve the vast constitu destruction wrought by war but in 4. To bring to bear the entire °t the nation’s outstanding scien- ency. channeling their qfforte the effects of war on the rising j: resources of the National Biptist tlsts, an individual with a deep Hire ’S THE WAY TO HAVE throuh the Department of Chris-1 generation. Mr. R. H. Bonner, of Convention, USA. Inc., in a life- understanding for bettering human tian Education in cooperation with1 Chicago, Ill., reported the Baptist .centeredÌ approach to Christian relationships." Mr. Wilkins said that •he International Council of Re-I, State Convention of Illinois; sen* j education." An agreement between the world looked to Dr. Drew, win i llgious Education. The program ha I 1 Miss Helen Johnson and Miss Ca; the Sunday School PubUNhtog ner of the 39th Spingarn Medal for to do with: Research as a basis for! rolyn Scott to the World’s Youth Board and the National Baptist! his outstanding work in blood plas Curriculum making and Improve Council held at Stockholm, Swe- ; Training Union Board of the Na ma research, “for a future of coo- ment of method®; the formulation den. August 1949. Thev were th” tional Baptist Convention, U. S. A tinned achievement and contribu of common objectives and educa only tw'o youth present represent Inc., was presented by Rev Din-1 tion to mankind." ^llGHTER tional principles; development and ing tire denominational group. Rev kins- accrediting Baptist Training administration of a common lead R. C. Walhce presented a docu Union Leadership courses. The i Of Dr. Woodson, teacher and his ership program; production of bul ment setting forth the aid tha* importance of cooperation was torian who wa.4 awardea the 12th I’AGE BOY letins. guidance materials, anr . Board members oould rentier to emphasij’d by Rev. Dinkins. Spingarn Medal for his years of- This most useful hair pi»»» blends CJfJKi standards for the common use of I I "devoted service in collecting and the Publishing Board Services." Available materials wero mention in with your own hair and keeps all; basis curriculum outlines arc* II The characteristics of Board mem ed which would serVe as helos to publishing the records of the Ne the rough ends even. Fitting from ... uHll i resource materials; promotion of bers," suggested.criteria for Board the ministers, laymen and the gro ln America," Mr. Wilkins said: ear to ear- and shoulder length, the any program materials for Vaca Members" and the wivileges of churches. The Laboratory school to "His contributions will remain an Page Boy makes your new hair' tion and Week-Day ChurcF, Board members" were initiated j be conducted at the National Bap 1 everlasting monument to a truly length look se natural that no one WITH THIS AMAZING CREAM THAT IS School. Sunday School Adminlstra A plan of coopention was also pre- tist Sunday School and B. T. U. great American. Dr. Woodson pio can tell the difference_____ $100> tion. Baptist Training Unions I| sorted. The function of the De- Congress ln Louisville, Ky., June neered in telling the true story of carrying on of experimental camo: ., nirtment of Religious Education ar 16-25, 1950, Is to be under the di the Negro in the American scene." laboratory sqhools'; field project' clarified by Miss Mildred McTyr” rection of Miss Mildred L. McTyre and field service and counselling made the group conscious of ltc Director of Leadershin Education. ..pent at the Patterson Club. The Riv. Robert C. Wallace. Di 'ervices and the responsibilities of Dr. 0. C. Maxwell of New York He entered the Army tn August rector of Conference, called to or knowing the task, the field, the Vice Pre^dept at the National 1947 and received his basic trainin; der this large number of leaders needs, recognizing problems, ex Bantlat Sunday School and BTU I at Fort Dix. N. J. Ha has been ov- 1n Christian Education represent plaining the curriculum and set Congress said "The Pour Year 1 erseas since August, 1948. ing a cross-section of the nation . ting standards. The importance of Program is the best worked out and guided the meeting in hh own resources was emnhssized; also the plan we have attempted ln this à inimitable, way. The session open offer which is being made by the Congress.” He also stated that .ed with Rev. W. P. Vaughn of Bir Departmerit of Religious Educa there is more vision to this Four mingham. Ala., leading the devo tion with reference to supervision Period Delayed! Year Proeram. tions. All guests were welcomed and counselling which would in Th« conLerepce Committees and and made to feel at home by Dr volve planning, guiding the pro their chairmen were G) Housing A. M. Townsend. Secretary of the cess, evaluating and looking ahead Committee. Rev. C. A. W. Clark <2) (Overdue) Sundiy Srthool Publishing Board Rev. Williams conveyed the im Registration Committee, Mias Eli DON'T RISK DISASTER Rev. E. W. D. Isaac, Secretary portance of visual education thru zabeth L. Pointer (3) Courtesy Rant'st Training Union Board. Dr the use of flannel boards, charts, Committee, Miss Marie Mgyberrv DON'T WORRY This back of the head chia George W. Harvev. Editor-In-Chief grafts, audio-vtsual education, the (♦) Publications Committee. Mrs It I*«!—Il CAN M BOLD. • •«. tilt» be worn in eight other styl Sunday School Publishing Board purpose ot which would be not to 'IfKlIV D«u>r terniM—“Unis cluster or plain. You do away with* Nellie Gordon. (5) Committee on »»»•" ueiaM m»j rtHwt rm. »1 tm TRAIGHTEN vonr hair to Rev. Vance W. Wallace. Director entertain but to portray an educa Displays and Exhibits—Rev. Vine* MnMt v«rry—wbn 4» 1« ahwr »•»' the use or hot irons, thereby giv* of Boy's Work and Rev. Chari*- L iml mn.Uul Mtr er HMwUm ing your hair time to regain te day at home with amazing tional idea. W Douglas (fl> Consultation Ser I Dinkins. Secretary of the Depart I*. ’ BeMtiftetlfr enfenS W nrirter»» itrsiigth. Snew PERMA-STRATE and you vice Committee— Miss M. L. Mc ■htmaeiiU. "Qilk-Kat»" MMalM aMtalr Rev. Dinkins shared his knowl ment bf Christian Education.. . Tyre (7) Findings Committee - ■aalr mf4lullr raaanlafe 4r»»a karlaa m won t have to steaigbten it again edge of the ten audio-visual unite saraitai after rffwii. Canalat« <«Mlr- Mr James E. Oavlt- aackaA In a «afferettal baa Mir Bfe for from 3 to 6 months. You can Tlte visiting State Directors wen- from the International Council of Srn4 »« manty »4 «4 W1U null CO B brought before the Conference in Religious Education, also the films aim imaH emtMt *»4 C.OJ>. ahama «• wash it, wsve it, or dress it in rn4 BSM rmh m4 wa wfll rank a panel of State Directors. R«v W any way and it will itay straight, which are being produced by Mr 1 MAIL"">nt th» thPi« U hare H kuC H. Buckner led the dirusion anti Carleton Moss of Hollywood, Cal soft, and easy to manage. Men, told of the fire work being,done to A movie was shown by Rev. Wil PERSONAL DRUG CO. women, children use PERMA- 4 ■ml»r Slmt. Dank. tL Naw Tart k, N.I Louisiana. 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RAND | LLÜD NtVv j Highlight At benefit of polio fund drive SPEAKSHERE Scouting Among Out Boys APRIL 23RD MNGE MOUND COM- , olives and ice cream and cake. a I Troop 133 held a meeting at the; Troop 111 of Hernando, ICasisai* INITY SEWING CLUB Rev E W. Rand, noted religiour The next meeting of the Club will Manassas i Beulah Baptist Chu>ch 7:30 p. m., ppi, cleaned the Baptist Cementary educator. Chaplain and Director of lie Club held a regular meet- be held at the home of Mi. and KEYHOLE KATIE I ast Wednesday Their guests were last week The boya got much plea Arts and Sciences at Alcorn A. and at tbe borne of Mrs. MacMllli- Mrs. Frank Hoffman on Friday, Mr. J. A Beauchamp, Scout Exe- sure out ot this project. The com M College. Alcorn. Miss. will, be > IN Hamilton, laat Tuesday April 21 lla!' cutive of tlie Seminole Division and munity was glad and the boya ht, April 11. Unfinished business Mrs Fredericks, pres. Mis» Ber tbe principal speaker for the Annual. counted this movement as a good Mr Rosa Mae Johnikan daugh Woman's Day observance at Miss¡¡jjTDr. H. F Price. President of Le I discussed and the hostess serv- nice Hollins, reporter. deed for the church We are look ter of Mr.’ and Mrs Edward Cana Blvq. Christiafi Church. Sunday. Moyne College Dr Price made a a delicious and appetizing re- ing forward to the 4-H Club parade da, 901 Altha Street and grand April 23 ' peech on "How to Siiend Your Lei- L- LADIES OF LEISURE daughter of Mr and Mrs. Fred Fellowship services for the women | sure Time." They had four boys to which will be May 15. 1950. The tie next meeting will be held at The club held its regular meet Steele, Sr.. 893 Alma 8treet, was in will be held at 11 a m Mrs. Har , register, they are selling tickets for troop will lead the parade. The ing at the home of our president, home of Mrs. Osby. Memphis for tire Easter holiday. riett Ish Walker and Mrs Julian i the Boy Scout Exposition. They al- Hamilton High School Band win Mrs. Cathleen Johnson. A brief irs. Eddie Harrison, Pres Mrs. She is a junior al Plattsburg, New Kelso are chairmen for the day with I o went on a twenty mile hike on furnish the music for this occask®. business session was held, after irl Polk, reporter. York. Miss Johnikan wasj a gra Mrs Ernestine.F. Johnson as sec 1 Good Friday. Elias Johnson is the Scoutmaster. winch a very tasty menu was serv duate of Manassas High School in retary. Eugene McCullough, a scout, of ed in buffet style. ARMING MATRONS CLUB 1944, and attended LeMoyne Col Women of al! denominations hav< Troop 109 went on a hike last Troop 181 of Hernando, Mississippi A social cocktail party was also Tie Club held a meeting last lege for two years. been invited to uttend and worship Friday, April 7. 1950. There were came by the office last week white dnesday night, April 12, at the held after all business was finished, She is a graduate of New York with the membership of Miss. Blvd eleven boys. Tlie trip wa» very in in town. at which everybody present en Christian Church whq' lake great ne of Miss Clara Tindall. Vizi- Institute of Dietetics and is study teresting and exciting, the boy< had Troop 109 of the Collins Chapel joyed himself immensely. The most pride in presenting such u noted s present included Miss 8amella ing to be a Diet Therapy teacher a swell time, some of them carried CME Church under the leadership ..speaker. ary, Mrs. Olivia Turner, Miss joyous of all was the toast-telhng in some- Hospital. During her of! their rifles, They camped out over ot Mr W B Hegman has select Rev. Rand received a master's de (tie Louise Clemmons, and Mrs. time when even tlie Introverts pre- hours, Miss Johnikan works at the night alone with their Scoutmaster ed as its subject Brick Maaonry Hma Gibson. I eent could express: themselves Champaign Valley hospital and in cree from Atlanta University and They left for home about 6:30 the and will be set up in Booth 28 The lias done advanced graduate work I'm positive that everyone will the sciiool library of Plattsburg Col next morning which was Satuiday scouts and their leaders are looking delicious buffet supper wasj ;Ong remember the meeting held on at Chicago University: Colorado lege. with every boy happy and a new forward to a very' interesting and l'ed.. by ...the ...... hostess to honor the AprU u State College of Education and In KEYHOLE KATE experience in his life. helpful Exposition. hday of Mrs. Susie Fredericks, diana University. - kadFuups H ET E TE TET Well I went to the Handy Thea ildent of the Club. The menu Mrs. Cathleen Johnson, president tre last Thursday night and guess listed of turkey, potato salad, Miss Gloria Berry, secretary. what I saw? There were three Miss V. Nell Mangun (table aspic, pickles, relishes, Miss Maye Ruth Morris, repor- couples on one row—Irma Wesley LeMoyne’s Spring Festival ter. and Robert Williams, diaries Hello To Be Feted With Shower well and Emma Pear! Blackwell. Moments SHOWER ro HONOR Jerry Mitchell and Richard Sharpe BRIDE-ELECT were sitting real snugly. I wonder Opens Today—Etta Moten To Mrs. Mattie Hill, 1625 Hanauer if they had planned it that way? Street wjli entertain with a shower GALILEE AME CHURCH Annie Harris was alone with the I in honor ot Miss V Nell Mangun on We had a high day last SundaySu.teay exception of her charming smile. I Reflection Friday, Aprii 21st which wis enjoyed by all. Our Maybe she was trying Io catch Appear On Program Thursday pastor, Rev. S. W. Houston preach Miss M.mgun will be married to something It seems to me that Dr Norman Woods on Sunday, The Annual Spring Festival ot will be held in Room 24. Field and ed a strong inapiring sermon from Mattie Daniels is playing share April 23. at 5 p. m. LeMoyne College opens today, Tues track ev*nts will be held on the St. Luke 24th chapter and 3rd and share alike with that chick in f A. L. GUERARD day. April 18. at 8:15 p. in.. with a athletic field from 2 Uli 4 p. m., by verse. 11-A Jerry isn't lonely at all, not Music Piogram by High Schools of the Men's Physical Education After the sermon little George from the way she showed me teeth Mrs, J L. Campbell .secretary the city at Metropolitan Baptist Classes. Ralph Bigger». Jr., was baptized Thursday night. W. C Miles, does Mrs Ruth Anderson, reporter i by the pastor. He is the son of Mr Church. 761 Walker, Rev. 8. A. Highlight of thy entire Festival, that 11-A grade chick fit into your The S'lani h Inquisition \ 4 ■mew?; ’.’'* " :Twv-'“ > i • • - - • i • • Ti/edny, April‘1 fr;1$50 Boutli Carolina. Deunb Chaves oi kittg useii’to Mv? our soldiers' lives. New Mexico, and Carl Hayden of The name of Charles Jlichard Drew will be added to the Arizona. ’ list of great Americans who made a contribution to the Under thé circumstances, Demo cratic members of Congress would whole of mankind. At the time of his death he was on his be expected to show some sort of way to a health clinic at Tuskegee institute to give other gratitude to Mr. Truman for the doctors and surgeons the benefit of his knowledge. His victory he won in 1948 almost single handed with his party split and a iMth'a OldMt BBd Leading Colored Semi-Weekly N leath is all the more regrettable because it occurred when Dixiécrat ticket in the field, and Published by MEMPHIS WORLD Pl'BLISHLNG CO. Dr. Drew was in the prime of life and at the height' of his would aid him in carrying out the •very TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 164 BEALE—Phone 8-4IM career. The scientific research world has lost one of the campaign promises he made to win EMved in the Port Office at Memphis, Term., aa aecond-claa brightest stars to appear upon the horizon in the last 50 that victory. But the Democratic Congress he ander the Act of Congre* March L 1879 years. has on his hands appears to be al Member of SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE most as much opposed to his pro- gram as was the Republican-con- W. A. Scott, IL Founder, C. A. Scott, General Manager trolled 80th Congress. 0. 8WINGLER ...... Edit* AKA's Drama Patrons Wait Mr. Truman created by executive A. G. SHIELDS, Jr ... Adverting Managet order December 5,1946. a committee on civil rights and named to that The MEMPHIS WORLD is an iodependent newapaper—non For Curtain, "All My Sons' committee a group of distinguished ■atarlaa and non-partiun. printing newi unbiisedly and aupportlnt Americans. After holding a series of *Mi thingi 14 Wieves to (he Interest ol ito ruderi and appoéag public and private hearings, and Bae thlngs agalnst tlie tnterert of ito readen. All paths will lead to the W C and knew that the AKA's could no* with the aid of staff studies, the committee submitted to the Presi 8UBSCRIPT1ON RATF.8 Hnndy Theatre Friday night, April have chosen a more interesting dent a year liter a report on civil Tur M.M-< Months 83 M-3 Months I1AB (h> AdvaMe) 21. when Alpha Kappa Alpha So play. rority presents "All My Sons." This Mrs. Caffrey V. Bartholmew, 1086 rights covering a broad field. fourth annual dramatic production S. Bellvue Bivd., also a teacher at Based on this report, Mr. Truman lias in the cast the outstanding ta- Hamilton School, said that this year sent to Congress on February 2, A Great Step Forward | lent in the city and tickets are al the play should be tops. "I have 1948, a special message recommend ready at a premium for the one •seen all the plays.” Mrs. Bartbol- ing certain legislative action to car The South-wide Conference Against Segregation and night performance. Curtain time is mew stated, "And each year the ry out certain recommendations made by his civil rights committee. 8 p. m. plays and the acting seem to be Digcrimination in Higher Education that was held at At- Bills covering his recommendations A cross-section or Memphians. getting better and better." lnwainlanta UniversityTTnivaraitv last RAtiirdAvSaturday waswas enoch-makingepoch-making ¡nin two . were introduced in the 80th Con interviewed this past week, were all President of the Pan-Hellenic BECOMING ACTIVE CITIZENS—These students of I istering to vote. Eighleen-year-olds are Eligible gress and reintroduced in the 81st ways _ by what it was and by what it did. enthusiastic about Friday's night Council and Principal of Magnolia Carver Vocational School ore shown ot the Cen- ; to register to vote in Georgia-(Perry Photo), Congress. distinguished citi- annual presentation and all agreed School, Miss Harry Mae Simon was Here were educators, students and But as yet none of these bills has zens, Negro and white, male and female, meeting together that the local sorors were to be con- full of compliments for the Sorori- trai Avenue headquarters for Fulton County reg • been enacted into law. The Adminis « gratulated for their yearly efforts ty which has "put forth the initia- h the deep South on one of the fundamental problems of .. , - • tration's FEPC bill, regarded as the to add to the cultural life of the! live and making the sacrifice to our time — the training of leaders. key measure of the civil rights pro Bluff City. present such delightful literary fl gram. was scuttled in the House The Conference faced up squarely to all issues. It did not Statements of those interviewed nished productions." Miss Simon and a substitute measure, lacking duck the brute faet that though Negroes are 10 percent of ¡•II exprcs-cd the opinion that "All also said ¡hat the public would like Many Troops To Take in the nation’s enforcement powers, was passed. In My Sons" has been long anticipated to see three or four such plays pre- the Senate, FEPC has been on the the nation’s people, they are permitted to make up only 3 Ly the public. \ sented each year. percent of the enrollment in the nation's institutions of calendar since last October 17, but ! Mr. and Mrs, T. L. Lumpkins. 633 "From all indications, "All My Senate Democratic leaders have re higher learning. Moreover, therg is not now a single state- Tate Ave, stated that they have Sons" will be a tremendous sue-1 CAPITAL < peatedly delayed actloh on it until supported school for Negroes in the entire South that offers not missed a single play given by cess." Thus stated Andrew Perry of its chances of passage, in the face 'lie AKA "We have thoroughly Johnson's Pnntery, 220 Hernando By LOUIS LAITIER , of. ti Southern filibuster, are very a degree in Medicine, Pharmacy, Engineering, Architecture For the NNPA News Service or a graduate school, public or private, that offers the Ph. D. njoyed every one of them." Mr. Street. FORT BRAGG. N C.—More than manded by Lieut. General Lau- much in doubt. Lumpkin, Cotton Makers Jubllle Mrs. C M. Rouliiac, wife of Dr. 7,000 Negro troops wlU be on hand 'cis Norstad. They Include: 80th Air- NON-REPORTING A well-wrought exhibition portrayed the inequalities of. King of 1949 is also the Founder- C. M. Roulhac. and mother of Mrs. to answer the April "D-Day” rail borne Anti-Aircraft Battalion. 98th Although the House Judiciary library resources for Negro : nd while university students. i President oi Lumpkin's Barber Col Alma Booth of the Planning Com for EXERCISE »WARMER when an Field Artillery Battalion. 538th Me- Bogging Down Committee has held hearings on lege. His wife, Mrs. Ruby Lump mittee for the play, declared that aerial and ground offensive is both antilynching legislation and The Conference denounced the ‘‘separate but equal” cal Collecting Company; 559 Medi NOT ONLY HAS FAIR employ- kins is an outstanding worker for she thinks the plays are worth launched tod repel the Invasion of the omnibus civil rights bill, neither slogan as a fraud; it condemned segregated regional educa cal Ambulance Company and the nent practices legislation suffered i lie Vance Avenue Branch YWCA while, entertaining and informative. the mythical aggressor nation in measure has yet been reported out >89th Quartermaster Field ervice from a series of postponements in tion and, in fact, boldly demanded that all colleges, gradu Mrs. Joseph P Shannon. 843 Ioka "I think the members of AKA are tills heavfty wooded section of North of committee. Company, all of Fort Braggs: 821st he Senate, but President Truman's ate and professional schools be opened up to all qualified stu- Street, a teacher at Manassas doing the public a favor and otter- Carolina. Quartermaster Fumigation and .School, was positive that "All My" mg ‘ them something educational civil rights program has almost The Senate Judiciary Committee dents — regardless of color, creed or national origins. ■» As paratroopers of the 3d Battal Bath Company, Camp Campbell, completely bogged down. reported to the Senate last June 6 Sins" would be a success. “Under and a source of pleasure?’’ ion of the 50511) Airborne Infantry Kentucky, 866th Port Company, Ft Skulduggery among Congressional the Ferguson antliynching bill, This is the first time that such a representative group the direction of Mrs. Ann Reba Mrs. Mary T. Davis, Associate Regiment of Fort Bragg begin their Eustis, Va.. and the 12th Army 112tnJ leaders is chiefly responsible for the which would restrict federal action of educators who live and work in.the South, forAhe most Twigg, tiie play is worthy of being Editor of the Memphis World, add drop. Negro troops will be among Army Postal Unit. Fort Bragg. legislative situation that has en- to lynchings in which law enforce- part, have taken such a forthright stand against segrega seen and enjoyed by each and every ed her viewpoint to thpse of other the first to hit the silk." Plans for the airhead call for Iht gulfed the civil rights program. uent officers are involved or in cas tion in our institutions of higher learning. one." The prominent matron said. interested patrons; "One would On the ground now Is the 94lh establishment of a 32.000 troop force If it had not been for President es where a victim is transported We join with Dr. Albert Einstein. Who wrote to the A teacher at Hamilton High have to use a razor's edge to dis Engineer Construction Battalion in an eleven day period to repel an Truman's strong espousal of civil , across state lines. j School, Mrs Thrift Green, 129? cern the difference between the per under the command of Lieutenantf invasion by a mythical aggressor rights, it is very probable that Gov Hearings were held by a Senate Conference: ‘‘Every right-minded persons will be grateful Quinn, stated that she had seen the formance of the cast of “All My' Colonel George C. Pickett of Raleigh* nation. Approximately 600 aircraft ernor Thomas E. Dewey would now Judiciary subcommittee on both the to you for having united to fight this evil that so grievously i Hie motion picture "All My Sons" Sons and that of professionals.” North Carolina, clearing the wooded of 10 different types including sum be President. Heavily colored popu imnibus civil rights bill and the injures the dignity and the repute qf our country. The fight and stump-clogged arase of the drop 300 Air Force and 70 Navy fighter lated districts in, California. Illinois Administration's antilynching bill, is not easy but in the end you will succeed." zones. and bombers and more than 200 and Ohio supplied the margin of which would apply to all cases fo We congratulate Dr,’Rufus Clement, President of At. " To the 29th Signal Light Con- transports an<| troop carriers will 'votes necessary to give Mr. Truman which a mob of three or more per- SEEING and SAYING struction Battalion goes the cerdit engage in the maneuver, the electoral votes of these states »ns is involved. Janta University, Dr, L. D. Reddick, who worked untiring for laying enough lines of commu Without the electoral votes of those states. Mr. Truman would have been Attorney General J. Howard Mc By WILLIAM A. FOWLKES nication to stretch from Chicago ly in preparing for the meeting. antTlKe Southern Confer Grath, while he was a Senator from ----- to Miami a distrance of about 1,500 Filibuster Seen If defeated.. ence for its sponsorship. \ The chairmanships of im]>ortant Rhode Island, presided over these ^committees held by the Democrat' hearings. After Senator McGrath xertoftheC.e darhtd hod htdo hid Our Girls Are Beautiful! I Civil Riqhts Issue in the Congress are due entirely to •esigned to become the Attorney LAUNDRY SERVICE _ ~ _ Mr. Truman's victory iq the 1948 General, Senator James 0. Eastland, Doctor Charles Richard Drew WE HAVE THE prettiest girls of any race in America! The latest in Quartomaster laun Presidential election. The Republi Democrat, of Mississippi, was ap If ypu don't believe it gel in position to be around any of the dry service is supplied by the 899th Comes To Fore cans would have retained control ol pointed chairman of the subcommit- (FROM THE KANSAS CITY ( ALL) Qua f ermaster Uundry Company^ WASHINGTON. D. C. - Pres- social functions of the majority where their best is displayed. Des the 81st Congress if it had not been ee on civil rights legislation — whose air-transportable ^'ni-mobUc Went Truman will be a xed to rtc- pite the finery, the clothing, the girls of color in comparable groups for Mr. Truman's surprising victory i travesty if ever there was one. The untimely death of Dr. Charles It Drew is a severe . unite can service niort than 2 cj(Je W|iellier civl| jygjfts Legisla- form the most imposing array of beauty. And, they know it! which swept into office a sufficient During the three-day conference loss to the nation. Dr. Drew,'whose research work in the troops weekly. Totaling 18.; en is - uon..(.ertajn (0 .start a filibuster- number of Democratic Senators and of the National Emergency Civil J ed men and four officers, this Fort-^ takfn up by ,hf Senate field of blood plasma led to the development of the now -0- Representatives to give the Demo Rights Mobilization here January This subject comes to mind during this sea commonly used blood bank, was one of the great men of Bragg outfit will service both ag- abea(j of Anti-Communist Gio- crats control of both hotlses. 15-17. a Senate Judiciary subcom- son of annual celebration by Negro beauty gressor and defender forces. Forei AW B1]1 COMMITTEE HEADS. nittee, headed by Senator Harley his time. A scientist and scholar, surgeon and teacher, he Many other units with Negro per-, Mr Truman :.,urns from culturists, who virtually have achieved mir Heading important Sedate com M. Kilgore, Democrat, of West' Vir- devoted his time and his talents to working out a method- sonnel wil be cal ed upon to engage plorWa vafaMon on Mon. I acles in transforming descendants of African mittees as a result of Mr. Truman's 1 glnia, held two-day hearings on the of saving the lives of his fellow men, in this large-scale maneuver,' c<>tn"rc]av anj wjj] run head-on into the election are Senators Elmer Thomas nntilynchlng bill, but there has been r sons into the rainbow of Western culture, 0 His name may not be the household word as are those of sizzling issue. of Oklahoma. Kenneth McKeller of *io action since on antilynching leg our leaders who are more frequently in the public eye, but with the help of sociological factors involv Tennessee, Millard E. Tydings of islation. ing the majority, of course. , Urban League Workers bT'?E Maryland. Burnet R. Maybank of every school child is acquainted with the fact that it was a It may be that Democratic Con Nobody likes offensive qualities in person ing labor groups, reportedly have South Carolina, Matthew M Neely « Honored For Over of West Virginia, Jogm L. McClellan cessional leaders will see the error Negro doctor whose work made possible the blood hank. Dr. al appearance and body odor, uncleanliness told Senate Majority Leader Lucas of Arkansas, Walter F. George of of their ways before it is too late i'(D) Ill., that they oppose any fur Drew was that doctor. During the last war when the Red or unkeptness. Some of these conditions 30 Years Of Service Georgia. Tbm Connally of Texa^ and enact some civil rights legisla- ther delay in calling the civil rights Cross constantly requested patriotic Citizens to donate a pint NEW YORK- (ANP) -The Na Joseph C. O’Mahoney of Wyoming, t ion before this session ends. Other resulted in the convenience ot passing many ______' measure up tor debate. tional Urban League last week hon- Edwin C. Johnson of Colorado, Pat wise the colored vote may be a pro of blood' so that plasma might be sent to wounded soldiers of the Jim Crow and discriminatory laws that followed in the ored two leaders in the field of Lucas told a reporter the Senate McCarran of Nevaua. Elbert D test vote in this year's Congressional overseas, it was ironical when the blood of Negro donor« wake of Reconstruction Days. social work who have each served Democratic Policy Committee with Thomas of Utah. Olin D. Johnson of elections. was carefully separated from that of whites in view of the -o- their communities and fellow men take up the priority issue Monday, fact that a Negro doctor had made possible the method The beauty culture industry, which today ranks high on the for over 30 years. Thev are Robert------list of American enterprises run by and for our people and the Jf Elzy, retiring general secretary Boy prevents Tragedy of the Urban League of Greater ' ' general population, should be paid high tribute for aiding in the New York, and John T? Clark, re- To Fishing Expedition elimination of much of the repugnancy of many of our folk...... tiring executive —secretary.».™ of th»the NEW y0RK Neu. York _ A 15. ’I MAJESTIC if th IIIATEIT IMITI -0- Urban League of St. Louis, At the year-old Brooklyn boy's ingenuity Nobody of good sense and taste is interested in becoming annual business meeting and re averted a tragic ending to a small gional conference of the National fry fishing expedition Thursday colorless. However, nobody can doubt the good in pride Urban League here last week; Lloyd when his boat was pulled by the and self-respect that has come to the group from cleaning up, K. Garrison,president,presented the tide toward open aea.r pressing up, straightening up, slicking up and smoothing up two men with commemorative Donald Donnelly was hoisted, to its features. ’ ' ' _ scrolls in recognition..."_____. of their ser-'■'theshouldersofhisthreefellowan- ■wce..cr uunand iciucvruiruitachievements Sometimes it is overdone-take this straightening of the The work of both Mr. Clark in _* d,„g™bbtd. . d rallroad trestle as the tide's pull YEAR OLD hair by some of the "borderlines"-,but for the most part the Pittsburgh and St. Louis, and Mr overcame their efforts to row to urge to look bettor con be associated with the attempt to act EIjij’ in Brooklyn has influenced Kentucky Straight land. and be better in one's relation to his fellow man. Self re the lives of thousands who called on the Urban League in these ci Donnelly flagged a train after spect rum parallel to resped of others, if not a little ahead of ties for assistance and leadership. hoisting himself to.jhe tracks and Conductor Ralph Mancino notified Tre Urban league is a nation-wide authorlies. -0- organization which strives to pro The police helicopter at Floyd This columnist would venture to say that the improvement in mote equal economic opportunity Bennet Field took to the air and and better interracial relations. the personal appeal of the group hos been os great a factor in its landed near the rowboat in Jamaica racial advance as some court cases involving the rights to citizen Bay, ship. The quality of being admired and accepted as worthy and I in the South as an employer. Others The three youths ■ — Frederick desirable is of the highest order and command. are definitely giving, this important Roeder, 14; John Menzler, 11, and economic problem profound con William McLaughlin, 14 — were sideration. As a result, Negroes are taken aboard the plane and flown t being employed in important capa to safety. ,. cities and naturally their salaries Oriy REVIEWING are being increased. SfoVMf Th the event that we do finally Husband, Wife Medical THE Htrt get a fair employment practices law Duo Join Hospital Within in the South, it should not require tk* Ntrt an employer to hire anyone who is Staff In Mount Vernon 3 Yetn ■unclean, or afflicted with contagious MOUNT VERNON, N. Y.—(ANP) NEWS « ’ disease An employer should be free —Mount Vernon Hospital continued to*set any cleanliness or health its interracial policy last week when BY WILLIAM GORDON standard he may wish. Social and it’appointed two young Negro phy health studies, however, have de sicians. Dr. Alfred E. Brandon. Jr.. monstrated that uncleanliness and 28, and his wife. Dr. Muriel Ruth disease are not peculiar to persons Marshall, 27. to i.ts staff. ADULTS SOc-CHIlUKls mc of any one race or religion, but arc Hiey will work as clinical as Questions Of Employment the unfortunate result of law eco- sistants In medicine, according to ------nomic and living standards. Dr. William A. Kelley, director of "The Prince Of Peace," Religious i Among our most controversial topics in America has been that n should be the legitimate con- the hospital. Of a staff of MO Mt of employment on the basis of an individual's ability to do the cem of every community however. Vernon now has five Negro doctors Picture Starts At Palace Today ?.L ...in ki. ,«1-1 notional bockaround. th* industry within Its environ. ¡ob well as against his racial connections or national background. and five Negro graduate nurses. The Beale Street New Palace I passion play together. Mr. Barras- should employ all available labor Such topics have been foremost among some of our most deli Dr. Kelley said the hospital had Theatre will .present the life of Jesus' so. the Palace Manager_ had ______thia to without regard to race, creed, color encountered no administrative prob- Christ in a feature film “The say to a World representative, “I cate legislative views and country-wide discussions. , ______or national origin. The short-sight- lems as a result of its Interracial Prince of Peace" beginning Tuesday personally guarantee this picture to dence Is clearly being brought in the «1 employer who limits the materi-_ Although we are not getting J ** *’ policy. A veteran staff member, Dr. 'today), April 18. * be the finest Religious attraction • report which shows the remarkable he can produce and sell because' I legislation to enforce the employer Abraham L. Friedman, said: All Memphis churches, their pas ever produced in the entire history increase in Negro purchasing power • he refuses to litre minority-group to hire an individual on the basis "The change in the attitude of tors as well as members have been of motion pictures." Such purchasing power does not workers not only keeps down his , of his ability and not on the basis nvtted to attend each performance. The stars appearing in “The come from ordinary jobs or employagn profits. but keeps down the fo the public and doctors themselves of lib race, we are making some This is a new motion picture of Prince of Peace" are 6 - ryear______-old . ment. but from the fact that Ne- ?ome of the entire community. Rab- toward Negro physicians and nur inroads in the lines of obtaining real Wrest to all decent people of Ginger Prince. Millard Coody (as groes are slowly but surely gaining ng the living standards of the most ses since the war has been impres better employment for Negroes. This very Religious Faith and surely «Hl Jesus), Darlene Bridges (u Virgin in many fields of economic endea- ¡epressed group in a community sive and heartening. is becoming more and more evident, e worth your effort. You will see Mary), Hazel Lee Becker (as Mary ante even in the deep South. Such evfo vor. lutomatieally results in raising the The new staff members startec he life of Jesus Christ... our Lord I Magdalene) and A. B. Fisher (aa i The manufacturer who announc practice in Mount Vernon two mos •" standards of all other groups. The for the first time fully portray- Simon Peter), Produced by Kroger KfNTtieKV STRAIGHT BOMBON WHISKI Y . THIS WHISKfY IS FOUR YEARS ed a few weeks ago that he hw ______. ago. Both are graduates of the comer grocer, the dry goods mer- cd In glorious color on the screen. Babb, J. S.8. Jossey and NellNeil E. Bo- Dr. E. W. Rand. Guert Speaker long learned of the importance of ebant, the public utilities all pros- Howard University Medical school MO * M PROOF * — Consolidated Distributors, Exclu$ive~Dntribu- You should plan now to take the gan Directed by William Beaudine Waman's Day Sunday, April 23, givtag decent employment to Ne per «hen the working man has a and did their internship at Harlem ntire family and see this great and Harold Daniels. Mn, Memphis. Mi« Blvd. Christian Church. groes does not stand entirely alone job and decent wages. hospital. ' ’ ! . > i 's To Present “All My Sons” At Handy Theatre Friday Night« ..!■■■■ II ■i — ii .i i M