PROTEST BEATING OF TUSKE6EE ARMY NURSE

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VOLUME 3, NUMBER 3 MISS., SEPTEMBER JACKSON, SATURDAY, 26, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS

Get RFC Loan To Train Civilian Pilots To Seek New Trial For Doomed Soldier

TO LAUNCH FIRST LIBERTY SHIP NAMED AFTER NEGRO Noted Singer To He Builds Wings To Keep 'Em Flying Christen Vessel

The Chicago Loan Agency of RFC ha* just Jr., general counsel for the Coffey school; Miss WASHINGTON—(SNS)—Marian Anderson, celebrated granted a $25,000 loan to the Coffey School of I Willa Brown, coordinator of pilot training and di- contralto, will christen the Liberty Ship BOOKER T. WASH- Aeronautics in Chicago, holders of civilian pilot | rector of the Coffey school, and Homer Roberts, INGTON when the 10,000-ton vessel is launched by the Cal- contracts in ’excess of Shown in — training $119,000. special consultant for the air school. (ANP ifornia Shipbuilding: Corporation at Wilmington, Cal., the the picture, left to right, are Atty, Harry Gibson, pho*'-) U. S. Maritime Commission announced Sunday. The California Shipbuilding Cor- poration and the Booker T. Wash- ington Ship Launching Committee, Tuskegeans Protest a citizen’s group which is so- Beating in- sponsoring the launching have Motion Filed vited Mrs. Portia Washington Pittman, only living daughter of the educator, and Miss Louise School a to After Of Army Flying Nurse Washington, granddaughter, Jury's witness the ceremony ,Mrs. Pitt- man resides at Tuskegee Institute, Letter Is Sent and the granddaughter is a Gov- Verdict Read ernment employee in Washington. \ To President; BETHUNE INVITED Attorney Walden Chairman S. W. Miller Similar invitations have been ex- Officials Silent ! N tended to Mrs. Mary McLeo<£ Representing Bethune, Director of Negro Affairs TUSKLGKE,Ala.—(SNS) —An ap- for the National Youth Adminis- have the Federal Bureau Reed peal that he tration; Judge William H. Hastie, Private of Investigation to probe the brutal Civilian Aide to the Secretary of and unwarranted beating of Sec- Tells Of Of War; Dr. Robert C. Weaver, Di- Nora Closing BULLETIN ond Lieutenant Green, army rector, Negro Manpower Service, nurse, stationed at the Tuskegee MACON, Ga.-(SNS)—De- War Manpower Commission, and Army Flying School was wired to take other Government officials. claring that they would President Roosevelt Tuesday by a the case to the United States group of indignant Tuskegeans. The Booker T. Washington Ship Race Funds if necessary* oc- USO Drive The dispute, it was learned, Launching Committee .which will Supreme Court, curred in Montgomery over the de- sponsor a mass meeting in Los Defense Attorneys A. T. Wal- nial of a bus seat. Lt. Green, who Angeles, in connection with A. Ja- Prof. S. W. Miller, chairman of the USO Funds Cal., dfn of Atlanta and T. Ne- had gone to purchase additional Negro the in- AIRCRAFT FOR AMERICA—Thousands -of operator above is performing a delicate operation Liberty Ship launching, new overseas Privt cobs filed a motion for a groes have received in on the the in eastern clothes in preparation for (Campaign Committee, announced Thursday that the cludes Peter Ross, General Chair- employment aircraft plants ring of blade a large propeller service had purchased a reserve seat trial after a Bibb super- throughout the country in the last year. Thfe lathe factory—(OWI PHOTO) drive and campaign was brought to a close when Prof. B. B. man, Coley Stafford, Commissioner right on the bus which would arrive at found Pri- Dansby ot Jackson College, treasurer of the funds, on Wed- Jesse L. Teny, Assemblyman ior court jury had Augustus Hawkins, Mrs. Christine Edmund Reed of (Continued on Back Page) nesday, presented Mr. M. L. Burford, state YMCA secretary, vate guilty Wyatt, Dr. Frank A. Pearl, Mrs. with a check for for the National USO Funds. slaying Policeman J .G. (Doc) | $1,500 Charlotta A. Bass, Attorney Loren The Neero USO Funds Cam- Favors. Miller and School Floyd Covington. Facilities paign Drive which began here a Unequal Sunday Cutting | Also Mrs. Camille Ross, Eugene The verdict followed delib- I few weeks ago, accepted a quota Killer Pickett, James A. Anderson, Rev. of less than an hour Laughing $1,500 to be raised by the Negro eration In L. G. Robinson, Gaustina John- Lands One citizens of Jackson as its share of Tuesday night. Private Reed son, John Hargroves, Dr. H. H. the responsibility for a $30,000 was sentenced to Adds Another To Towles, Rev. Grant Harris, Mrs. immediately In fixed for Jackson and Hinds Federal Suit quota William E. Pollard, be executed owt October 23. Challenged Hospital Here county in the $15,000,000 National Mary Troy, A. as USO Funds Campaign. The Norman O. Houston and George Private Reed was calm A night cutting scrape in Murder Toll Here { Beavers Jr. Antiquated Lack Of Sunday amount to be raised by direct ef~ Judge A. M. Anderson, Jr., Buildings, Youngs Alley, just off Hamilton fcrt on the part of the Negro citi- but Street, near the corner of Farish A laughing knire weilder, a man The launching ceremony will be pronounced sentence, | zens. the check presented to the Bus Transportation Pointed Out Negro Carpenters Street, about 10:30 Sunday night, who witnesses say was laughing as broadcast the facilities of Reed’s mother left the court- State YMCA Secretary marked the through created a great deal of excitement, he fatally stabbed another man a West Coast radio station. close of the drive and the attain- house screaming hysterically. brought several car loads of police last Tuesday night, to add another Va.— Union ment of the $1,500 quota. RICHMOND, (ANP)—Five Negro students filed a Organize to the scene, caused one man to to the toll of East Jackson growing MACON, Ga.—(& N S)—private suit in United States District Court here to be in a local while In announcing the close of the All Races Helped Friday .the gain put hospital, killings, was at-large and partially Edmund Reed, changed with the another was the drive, Chairman Miller said that admission to nearby white schools from which they are In Jackson being sought by unidentified, despite continued in- murder of a city policeman, J. G. police for being a party to the dis- the sum of $1,500 raised by the barred on account of race and color.” The was vestigation of Hinds and Rankin Construct Big Ship Favors, and the wounding of a “solely action turbance. James was carried drive which had been carried to Negro Carpenters of Jackson Tyler military officer, M.arvin Whitmire, brought in Sussex county. corner and reach- — to the from a on Back every nook and WASHINGTON— tSNS) Work- completed the organization of a Hospital suffering (Continued Page) is on trial here in Bibb Superior number of stabs and ed evarv rank and of Union here last week, cuts of a se- type Negro ers of many racial extractions— Court. Other charges contained in the which they said were “attractively culminating a total of efforts more than a rious nature. Jim Ellis, with whom citizens, represented Chinese, Filipinos, Mexicans, Ne- suit are that less than 1,000 white designed and staffed and well begun than The new local union to he is reported to have engaged in 4hree or four time greater groes and whites—helped construct Witnesses testifying for the state students of Sussex county have equipped.” year ago. a said to re- At amount raised citi- of be known as Carpenters Local cutting duel, have Bishop Jones any by Negro the Boker T. Washington, first and defense at the beginning four schools, while nearly 3,000 The students alleged that while sulted Union No. 1137 is an affiliate of from an argument over a zens in the history of Jackson. to be named for a the trial told corresponding stories colored students have one Liberty Ship only they live from 31 to 45 miles away woman friend of the Miller also the effect Private Reed the United Brotherhood of Carpen- two, although Cahirman expressed Negro. to that school; that the students live 31 to from Waverly, the only Negro high ters and Joiners of suffering from several cuts and Christ his gratitude and appreciation for The is was struggling to escape when he America, and Temple 10,000-ton vessel being 45 miles from the school, and are school in the county, and have to stabs, made good his escape before the loyal effort an ^cooperation built at shot the city policeman, but that the California Shipbuild- denied bus to and from the on the arrival of the free transportation pay transportation (Continued Back Page) police. Bishop Chas. P. Jones, who be- giv°n by the many workers who at civilians couldl have overpowered ing Company yard Wilming- which is provided for white stu- institution, white students are pro- gan his ministerial career here al- in the campaign with of him without the aid of Favors. participated ton, California Workers of all dents. vided with schools near their most a half century ago as pastor The Macon branch of the Na- these racial groups are employed home, and those who live Rankin of Mt. Helm Baptist Church, (Continued on Back Page) tional Association for the Advance- faraway Co. in that yard. A preliminary injunction against ride free school buses. Police Hold 2 In Jury which he founded the ment of Colored is defend- present More than 500 skilled, semi-skill- People the Sussex County School board of the Reed and has secured the ser- Federal Judge Robert N. Pollard, Church of Christ, one l'o- ed and unskilled workers ing and T. D. school superin- USO Fund Drive Negro Foster, told J. Frees ner of Monument and Grayson vices of Attorney A. T. Walden, Gordon Bohannon, school Slayer Of were employed in the yard as the tendent, has been asked for until Serious to later the member of the NAACP’s national board attorney, that federal and Stabbing Streets, organize Booker was the court acts a petition for T. Washington being upon stalte statutes Church of Christ, one of the po legal committee, to represent the require* “equal fa- Local rushed to completion. This repre- a declaratory judgment and per- police were holding John defendant. cilities for Negro and white stu- Namon Huliett sented an increase over the 278 manent injunction. Russell, No. 3 Harts Alley, and (Continued on Back Page) dents either in separate institu- Negroes employed there in March, CAPTURED AFTER 27 HOURS Educational facilities provided James Armstead, 139 Church Street, BRANDON, Miss.—A in the tions or in the same institution,’’ jury 1942. for students as a result of a fight at 503 Bloom by the county Negro Judge Pollard will set a date for Rankin County Criminal Court Private Reed was fol- Negro skilled workers in the captured were described by the complainants Street, Saturday night, in which here freed Vlrden Mc- hearing on the motion later in the Wednesday include lowing a 27-hour manhunt, one of Martis Crawford suffered serious yard electricians, ship- as “antiquated schools of the one and Allipin, when a verdict of “Not Tougaloo College the most sensational in In week, Meanwhile Bohannon wrights, studgun well operators, years. and two-room variety, scattered knife wounds that required seven- Guilty” was returned in his trail the for five he was Attorney Oliver W. Hill, counsel painters, welders, burners, chip- Army years, around the countv 'teen stitches in his stomach. The for the slaying of Namon Huliett, arrested here 20 for the students, are reported to be pers and buffers. August by Military and is said to have whom he shot1 74th Year “These schools are poorly equip- a conference with Sus- fight cutting to death a few Sun- Begins Policeman WMtmire on suspicion holding the Negroes are in a num- unhealthful, resulted from an argument between day nights ago in East Jackson. employed of ped, poorly heated, sex County school board to “see Miss., Sept. 18th— ber of in- being AWOL. TOUGALOO, semi-skilled categories, and unattractive they stated. what can ve done.” According ,to an investigation on Back (Continued on Back College began its 74tli the following is (Continued Page) Page) Tougaloo cluding helpers in Contrasted with this situation Hill is the Richmond lawyer who session on Friday, September 18th, classifications: burner, condition of white schools shipfitter, (Continued on Back Page) the lead the fight for equalization of when entering freshmen registered flanger, coopersmdth, welder, chip- — ■ " 1 — 1 Richmond teacher's pay last year and in various orienta- pers and welder traines. Jackson News Briefs participated and has prepared two other ac- Negro tion activities. All freshmen report- Negro employees are integrated tions against Virginia school a JACKSON COLLEGE HAS ed and registered Friday morning, throughout the yard, so only boards. FIRST at 9:00 of total number of Risks C. Of C. Conducts VESPERS with freshman assembly percentage the Yorktown Captain Jackson College held its first with talks by the Chaplain, Dean colored employees worked on the Vesper Service in the College Audi- and President. Booker T. Washington. The ma- Arrive In torium at 4 o’clccjc Sunday after- England Drive At 10:30 came the perconal data Membership with Mr. S. (Continued on Page 6) noon. D. Rhone, of WASHINGTON—(SNS)—It was questionnaire, followed in the after- Life To Save Messman The Jackson Negro Chamber of California, director of religious learned here noon by physical examination of STRONGEST CAPITAL BLOC? Tuesday that the first. Commerce will activities at the school as prin- D. C.—(ANP)—Although the names of one conduct a vigorous men and talks on the WASHINGTON, Negro Red Cross workers arrived the young on the new Membership Campaign de- cipal speaker. A large crowd of the men involved was given, the briefest communique use of the for the young WASHINGTON—'(ANP)—That the in England and have been assign- heard the distinguished speaker library loss told of the heroism of the command- signed to bring into the organiza- is In the saddle in the gov- of the U. S. S. Yorktown ed to Red Cross women. The opening reception for south already the only tion business man and deliver an able discourse upon the er of the Capt. Buckmaster, “the Old Man”, who leaped into every Negro freshmen YMCA and the ernment is a well known fact, but a*l& club operating for colored soldiers Ideal by the mess woman, small, in the subject, “Christianity the the surging; seas and a wounded attendant, hoisting large (and YWCA was held in Beard Hall Fri- the most influential group of south- grabbed “somewhere in southern England” Pattern of Life,” during which he PROF. S. VV. him into a* whale boat, where one seat remained and threshed city. The campaign, scheduled to MILLER, chairman, erners is only where are sta- at 7:30, a similar prc- operating in the capital life these service units on made some striking comparisons day evening USO Funds Drive, closed here last about in the water until he was pulled aboard a begin Monday, September 27th, the Texas delegation, which never swimming tioned. The second such club is due raft and sa on Back week alter its of ved/ (Continued on Back Page) (Continued Page) raising quota $1500. falls to get what it wants. to be opened shortly. (Continued on Back Page)

( Tough Negro Troops Being Trained To No Time To Sew On Stripes Oppose Infiltrating Enemy Parachuters Getting Rubber Czar Off To Flying Start Camp Rucker Has Race Birth Rale First Unit Of Still Tops White Kind in Nation In Alabama Will Stand Guard Hold Lead For Over Air Bases, 12th Consecutive And Vital Areas Year, Report Shows

DOTHAN, Ala.—(A N P)—Color- MONTGOMERY, Ala,—(A N P) d citizens arc throughout Alabama -For the 12t,ii consecutive year the hrilled at the progress being legro of Alabama has topped the nade by the sturdy and loyal Negro State’s birth rate in proportion oldiers stationed at Rucker Camp o population, said a release is- >nd who are trainees in the First ued by the health department. \ir Base Security Training batal- According to the provisional ions. ital statistics report the Negro Under command of Col. L. B CAMP LEE, Va.-(SNS)—Corp- irth rate for Negroes in 1941 was Vyant these men are training vig* oral Charles MacSaddy will be the >1.2 per 1,000 population, while CHICAGO—Joe Louis, heavyweight champion, explains to his half- rously as part of the artny reporter covering news of Camp he white birth rate was only 21.5 brother Alonoz Brooks, right, that he did not have time to sew on hig round forces, their special duty Lee’s 2d. Training Brigade, consist rer 1,000 population. new sergeant’s insignia and that is why he is still wearing corporals’ Joe arrived for a visit I eing to oppose and destroy enemy ting of the 9th and 11th Colored The Negro rate of reproduction stripes. brief before heading East where he boxes for the on October 12. is rarachute troops and protect air Training Regiments. A graduate of as been consistently higher than Billy Conn championship This one of the few of Joe’s half-brotlier.— (INF) ields and bases wherever they are Benedict College, staff member of hat of whites for every year since photos •eedeci in the present world-wide the “Benedict Tiger,” and former 929. The white birth rate for every student at var on six continents. Columbia, Corporal Mac- fear between 1920, the year in BOND RALLY STAGED HOLD I AST R1TFS F.addy is active in relations FIRST OF KIND public hich comparative birth rates for WASHINGTON —^ANP)— Fu- work at Camp Lee and is serving CHICAGO—(ANP)—The South The air base battalions he two races were kept, and 1929 neral services were held Tuesday security on a number of enlisted men’s j jsls higher than the side's crossroads, 47th and South for the Rev. Thomas Walker ire said to be the first units in a committees. substantially a Wallace from #ar deportment plan to organize regro rate for that year. Parkway, was the scene of the John Wesley for the National Church of Meth- nore of this type, and one soldier The provisional birth rate gigantic war bond rally Tuesday Zion tate as a whole was 22.4 1,000 afternoon in by stars odist Rev. Wallace died at his >ut of ervery ten trainees will wear per participated WASHINGTON, D. E. screen and radio. residence here 7. C.—Wi’liam Tyler, Jr., V»*Jiam M. Jeffries, with a 15-pound hall of rubbei he of a opulation. of stage, Sept. head stripes sergeant. Scarcely messenger in the office of Civilian War bands collected over a Supply, short period of time.'-(INP) i third of them will remain priv- Production Board, presents the new rubber czar Nurse ites, and many through special Training j ualifications, will rise to the six 1 igher grades of enlisted men. 1 The air base To security troops must Plan Filing Of Messages /€ Urge ! self-reliant. will as Speed Two They fight Up Negroes Among First To ! mall, self contained combat teams j Their mission, many times, will be j o clean out stubborn little knots ol Of Associations I War In Far East have land- Of ;nemy who Prisoners I parachutists Get U. S. ed on the edge of and airfield and V-Home in machine Certificate ; dug in solidly gun Should Taken At Ieal4h and Medical Committee. Correspondence Be i nests. Mrs. Staupers Nurses taken by the Royal Communication between combal Canadian Army Medical Corps to to Red Cross Unit Awards Given For reams will he vitally important. Session Immediately Discussing meet nursing shortages in Canada Thus many of the troops must were described by Miss Elizabeth WASHINGTON. D. C.— (ANP)- Third, where possible, rela'ives New learn not only to be skilled in Participation In Congratulates Officers Critical Smellie, Matron-in-Chief of the Relatives and friends of uniden- and friends should join in sending fighting, but also technically pro- Shortage Corps, who is in Washington at tified prisoners of war or militai’y one message. ficient with field radios and tele- must be Total War he invitation of the Army Nurse men missing in action in the Far Fourth, the message Effort are foui WASHINGTON, D. C.—(SNS)— phones. They learning, ’’orps. East are urged by the American confined to 25 words. hours a in the click- Stepping up programs for the day, group’s So that an accelerated program Red Cross to go immediately to The American Red Cross an- communication school. training of nurses and more ex- and WASHINGTON, D. Cl—(SNS) clicking may be arranged for nursing class- their local Red Cross chapter nounces that these messages will With the tensive use of auxiliary workers nation-wide V-Home sui- es this fall, the Commit- file messages to them. The mas- be mailed on the ad- LATEST IN COMMUNICATION were the starting “Gripsholm”, vey among recommendations ex- getting under way today, the tee on Educational Problems in sages will be carried on the dressed to the International Red' home of They will have for communica- adopted by the Subcommittee on the mother of one of Wartime of the National League of change ship •‘Gripsholm”, soon to Cross delegate in Japan, who tion the best equipment the signal Nursing of the Health and Medi- wil| America’s first World War 17 is to outline, by sail on its second voyage. make effort to see that they cal Nursing requested every a corps can supply. They will have Committee, Office of Defense heroes, N^gro family in the na- | Octobed 1, suggested curricular a the are delivered. The Red Cross can Health and Welfare at a To send message, pro- tion’s and the latest model walkie-talkies— Services, capital, the family of a for 24, 28, and 30-month periods. cedure is as follows: give no assurance of delivery, but those little black radios you meeting held this week to map Russian portable For school the is to be filed this method has been in immigrant were among the for with critical high graduates First, *he message adopted carry on your back, with a fish- plans dealing first to receive the government’s Subcommittee recommends revis- with the local chapter of the Red agreement with the state, war, pcle antenna reaching up six feet shortages In the nursing field. V-Home certificate, awarded for ing the 3-year curriculum so that Cross on Form 1616. navy and post office departments, over head. will have, Federal Securify Administrator participation in your They education will be com- as because the Japanese government the country's total Paul V. McNutt announced. organized Second, complete information too, a type of tele- li^ta War offensive, of the Office of newly-designed pleted in 30 months and the las* rank, military has not yet furnished official Mrs. Mabel K. ExecP to name, number, Civilian phone which doesn’t even require Staupers, of the of American pris- Defense said this week. six months devoted to supervised unit and last known address must, majority or outside electric tive Secretary of the National As- batteries power. practice. oners held in the Far East. for bat- sociation of Colored Graduate be given. Eligibility the V-Home cer- Once the air base security To promote wider use of auxi- tificate Is Nurses, Inc., attended Monday’s based on the following talions finish their preparation un- liary workers, the Subcommittee a member of the Sub- points: (1) adequate air raid pre- der the first A. B. S. Training- | meeting as recommends better classification (2) committee on Nursing of the cautions; conservation of food, group at Camp Rucker, they will of this type of work. It proposes Campbell Gets -clothing, transportation, health, move on separate self-sustained I that a joint committee, with pow- Virginia and other vital resources; (3) sal- units. Each one consists of two wheeled jack-of-all-trades. er to act, representing the Nation- vaging essential materials; (4' parts—a defense force and a strik- Steeled to the threat of dive- al Nursing Council for War Serv- refusal +o spread Axis propaganda ing force. With the latter will be bombing and machine-gun strafing, ice and the Subcommittee on Nurs- Nurse (5) regular of W? Mawr Diploma ^and purchase light artillery, machine guns and a the troops will be hardy soldiers ing, be asked to outline the new Bryn First to receive the V-Home ce- fleet of the army’s little four- and competent technicians. classification. INSTITUTE, Ala.,— Johns Hopkins, Columbia Presby- tificate in jeeps, TUSKEGEE her community. Mad or Lincoln (SNS)— Dr. P. D. Patterson, Presi- terian Hospitals. 'son. Florida, was Mrs. Colin ) 87 members in the dent of Tuskegee Institute, was There were KHly, mother of the late Colin F who came from informed Monday that Miss Vir- graduating class -'Kelly, Jr., America’s first outstand and universities Brig. Gen. Benjamin O. Davis, only colored general officer in E. Campbell, Class of 1937 the leading colleges ing hero of World War II. . ginia lie United States Lieut. W. bv and Mrs. T. M. in this country and Miss Camp- Army, congratulates F. Jones, center, The Globe Trotter cuff Mackay j daughter of Mr. md Lieut. William H. Institute had bell was among those who com- Tile first V-Home to b Collins, right, on their graduation with the ! Campbell, of Tuskegee Negro con- course with an excellent irst class of colored millions to now stand between the Bryn pleted the ■reported was that of Eugene F officer candidates from Fort Belvoir, Va., poration was loaning gressmen successfully completed of the fed- School of rating. She will enter the Lincoln * -ngineer Officers’ School. General Davis is in the Gen- nearly bankrupt business; when gressional consideration Mawr College Summer Jackson, Washington, D. C. Mi Inspector States' out-law- School of New York Rights Bunk measure completely course. Nursing, City, ral s Administra- 'Jackson is Department, Washington. His son, Lieut. Col. O. the Public Works eral Nursing Group Warden ii I Benjamin tax levied m and the of the THOSE OF US who felt that un- was other mil- the insidious poll The Mawr College, Bryn upon completion -charge of and h 'Javis, Jr., is in command of a colored aviation cadet unit tion expending ing Bryn feeding housing I training der the states. When this Summer course will offer her service as an -his t munificence of the New lions erecting bridges, construct- eight Southern Mawr, Pennsylvania, defense area. Mrs. Jackson i Tuskegee institute, Alabama. no doubt nurse. Her two brothers are Deal the ancient argument of flood control and measure reaches the floor, School of Nursing, which began army hk Their three sons a1 ing projects alternate. whole lot more ot as serving as officers in the army and states’ rights had died a quiet, if huge football stadiums. you will hear a June 15, has been conducted l-m civilian defense jobs. Eugen' I bunk. her sister, Noel, was recently grad- belated death, discovered how The only time that these states* the states’ rights part of the Federal Program for Jr., is Chief Comrnu>lications Of uated in the first class of the Wom- wrong we were the other week and the NEXT Nurses’ by the the men reach back dig up WHITE PRIMARY Training, sponsored ficer of area; Stanley E. i when Tax en’s Auxiliary Army Corps at Fort the bill to enfranchise the States’ rights argument is when the After the Geyer Anti-Poll American Red Cross in coopera- area recorder; and Donald is < 1 Des Moines. men defending America on the federal government seeks to bene- Bill has been given Congressional tion with Johns Hopkins Hospital, messenger. Race a I Win Soldiers world’s it Lincoln battlef routs came up for a fit and make democracy work for approval, as undoubtedly will, Columbia University, vote. insid- of and Mawi HELP YOUR SKIN Among the first in the nation”: ALL residents of this section. move to outlaw the equally School Nursing Bryn The of be im- ? capital was the home of Alexande agility Southern Con- RIGHT TO DISCRIMINATE ious white primary should College. gressmen to to the con- of All of the students completing Bartnovsky, a native of Russia bring One is led inevitable mediately in order. Until both up this ancient that to these statesmen the course have been accept© 1 for who has a sister and two brother, clusion these barriers to full enfranchise- FIVE WAYS Praise in in the school of slavery-time argu- states are analagous to the the Four Free- training nursing in Nazi occupied Odessa. Iwo o England rights ment are removed, ACTION BEGINS ment or avoid it of the South to discriminate become a fact in the B^rtonvsky’s six children an right doms can never LONDON —(ANP)— Because who is a Norwich policeman, like civilian defense hot potato, and perniciously deny Constitu- the South. junior messengers hey offered to allot a portion of thanked the soldiers for their of- ‘NEW YORK NIGHT’ depending on to Ne- no democracy one tionally-guaranteed rights There can be — , is a senior messenger am heir pay to care for the of but said he FORT Okla.—(ANP> an few days family fer, thought relatives the of maneuver- SILL, works expediency groes. as as laws are can no at a club for service men. i British woman would not long the soldiers from the Here’s help you get from other 41-year-old cyclist accept it. the has The Southern When Empire Another moment, Congressmen, ed to eliminate the possibility cream that doesn’t work on the same prin- home to qualify earn atally injured when she crashed state for the gala always seemed to all of whom had taken fed- from get together eiple. Black and White Bleaching Cream [ for the V-Home award was that o nto two of full political expression them, Negro soldiers were this writer •New York Nite” party Wednesday five skin ‘Howard to be eral oaths that they would rep- ALL who are to be governed. actually brings you improve- Emmons, Washington, I) eceiving the praise and admina- New Yorkers ments. It brightens, lightens, clears off Leaves Of Absence the most hypocrit- resent ALL the people in their This is a sombre fact which Negro representing C., brother of Lieut. Gen. Delos ion of Londoners this week. darkened, outer fades Six ical action of a raised their Con- of the state will have dull, skin, freckles, ► respective districts, so many of our Southern every part C. Emmons, military governor o1 children survive the dead woman. loosens blackheads. Easy to use. Be sura section of the hands in horror at the orate so loud- ro)es in the ‘state night Hawaii. holy gressmen, who prominent that you always insist on Black and Mr. Emmons was ar ori- The soldiers who Granted Two From country that spe- prospect visualized in the Sol- about democracy religiously ! affair, one of a series which White Cream—50c, 25c, 10c« •aviator in World War I. and is nov identified them- ly Bleaching selves as cializes in puzzling diers’ Absentee Ballot bill. evade. at Fort Sill last spring. a__priority official with the War Johnnie Westeley Swof- ginated ord, and William MACKAY contradictions. The prospect of thousands of Chairman Donald S. Nelson of Production Board. His son, Gharle Robert Jackson, ire attached to the Morehouse Deathly silent have been these black men from their districts now the War Production Board puts Delos, 11, is a civilian defense United States Faculty \rmy engineers. statesmen of the Deep South about risking their lives for their coun- the finger on how alien to what messenger and has collected mor They stated at an Two members of the Morehouse the cry of states’ in a voice in for is this NATURAL PAGE BOY ATTACHMENTS nquest held in Norwich that the moldy rights try, actually being given America stands practice College who will bo miss- the few which selection of those who are to run ballot from the voman was killed Saturday, Sep- faculty past years during the of withholding the ing from their 1942- the federal government has been to these congressmen ember 12, when she ran into them posts during | that country, masses of people. Do You Want MONEY irtiile 43 have been leaves spending lavishly to bring this im- was too awful to even con- VOTING IS A RIGHT riding her bicycle during a granted cf ab- just YOU CAN HAVE YOUR HAIR section of the It is a violation of a not dackout. sence to study toward advanced de- poverished country template. clear He says: “Voting is duty, PERFECTLY MATCHED FOR LbVE and POWER? A up to the par of the the states’ a It is a however, verdict returned by the coro- grees, President Benjamin E. Mays East, rights, they loudly protest- privilege. duty, Do you feci that oppor* ler North and the West. to free men. called the accident which oc- I ed. that is allowed only if passing you by, Latest Creations tunny urred in the has announced. are Professor A SLAP AT POLL TAXES The to vote is, in short, what that if someone showed village of Diss Nor- They NOT A SINGLE PROTEST right Attached earn Edward A. And to add insult to the about. The first Easily you how, you could olkshire “unavoidable” and the Jones of the French de- Not a single Rankin, Hobbs, injury, this war is all be Human Hair- big money, popular, service men were partment: and Miss Dies or Senate inserted the amendment re- and duty of an American make people admire you? absolved of all Mary Logan Summers, George was right these men of tax vote. That is the dif- Shades Wouldn’t you like to olame. Reddick of the Biology department. heard to raise his voice in even lieving poll pay- citizen is to All do ene- win in whatever you The brother of the dead Professor Jones will be enrolled the most feeble of protests. No ments. Shout of “undemocratic,” ference between as and our —Boss those who now woman, SEND NO MONEY at Cornell was made to build- “unconstitutional,” “totalitarian” mies.” boss you.' Deane nammonu, a University in Ithaca, objection the Public Relation* Ex. of schools reverberated from the throats of And those who persist in Soft MAS of yo«r Hair or ttoto color trained New York than 300 New York; and Miss Reddick will ing under the Federal oomplo c a Formula ror pounds of metal. ecutive ha* compiled scrap Works none those who have risen to power this precious to matriculate at Radcliffe in Agency; said a word withholding SAY POSTMAN $1.50 plot po.tapo Sucre** that can open wide the door Proving that, a V-Home is where College *it about the invasion of through the undemocratic disen- American right of the fran- o« dolivary Success, Love and Happiness. Don t find Cambridge, Massachusetts. The the Works obtain you it, the Air Raid Warden of thousands of as co-con- on the sidelines while other* Progress Administration franchisement chise, as well their WIGS AND BRAIDS direc- had to latter has been awarded a fellow- supplying rum, life'* greatest pleasures. Follow take to the water to both white and black. who benefit these inspect jobless men with t a means of liveli- people, spirators by (S0« oxiro for Gray Hair) tions and I PERSONALLY GUARAN- and award a ship by the General Education- I WILL V-Home certificate to hood The fact that these crocodile restrictions are definitely on TEE SATISFACTION OR constructing roads, erecting OS MONIY UfVNMT me Mr. and Mrs. Board. SAfWAOION REFUND YOUR MONEY. Send William P. Starrett. libraries, tears were shed in vain is a the wrong side in this war of and address, when the Faced improving sidewalks, just your name with a housing problem in indication that we are of — moss-covered YOUR ORDII TODAY Formula For Suc- parks and playgrounds. clear-cut liberation postman brings your the crowded a few cents post- national Mr. not a battle.for states’ to the cess, pay only SI plus capital, You couldn't; hear a peep of waging losing rights arguments and We pay postage). a civilian age. (Send Si cash Starrett, Navy Yard em- protest based on the full democracy on the home contrary. Get the Health. Wealth and HaPPm<« pseudo to ploye, anchored his boat in the that front. It is a certain sign that That it is the solemn of the you have always-wanted. Write today fear the federal govern- duty Potomac near the Bureau of En- was the forces of reaction and na- federal to out StJoseph ment taking over the spe- government wipe JESSIE KARE BEAUTY PRODUCTS COMPANY and NONE I S i=> I « ! N are (Hsuuul (Hammonds graving Printing and the | cial privileges and fuiwtiong of tive fascism slowly, but these democracy-destroying re- i family uses it for a year-round SURER WORLO'S LARGEST SILLER AT 10* the individual surely being forced back. strictions looms ever larger as a ItT FIFTH AVINU1 (Room 905) NIW YORK CITY 12 FIFTH AVE Hew York, DeptSl j states when the home. Reconstruction Finance Cor- Only the signatures of eight con- fact that can no longer be denied. : Port Gibson News Get Golden UP AND DOWN FARISH STREET* The Missionary Society of the Bars At Armored Force School j First Baptist Church held an in- PERCY Beaten home of Pastor To [ By GREENE teresting meeting at the Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Teemer Sunday afternoon at 6 o'clock. Much im- portant business was transacted. Farish Street, Saturday in this night: | community are buying Mrs. Sarah Maddox who has been themselves A lot of us fellows just collecting salvage. All was Confer sitting ; indisposed for several weeks With F BI money received from 'he around talking about different ! sale of with us and the members were ve- it is turned over to a HARTFORD, Conn.— (S N S' — phases of the war program, while committee ry pleased to have her present. join together to defend our fellow to j buy Bonds and Stamps. were M. J. The Rev. John C. tve observed the comings and go- Other visitors Rev. Gil- Jackson, 76-year- Americans of the Negro race from old has an- ings of some rather delectable : belt, Mrs. B. W. Chriss and Mrs. Baptist clergyman, such terrorism.” young feminine Saturday Nights, Minnie Jenkins. A delicious ice nounced plans to go to Washington Lots ol tolks are already saying j The National hit on the a course was enjoyed at the close of Monday he will con- Eaptist Convention up subject cf possible that the New | where, saidvhe Hinds County War ! the resolutions the food now hinted at meeting. fer with Attorney General Francis adopted condemning shortage being Bends and Committee, from Stamps Biddle auout an attack made on attacks made on the tyo ministers time to time in the press, with Far] W. Banks as chairman, The Mississippi Society of Ind. and the which lead to some conversation him by two white men on a train convention appointed a 5« vid do scme'hing that will reflect Baptist Church and Usher Board On 4he subject cf the Focd-for- passing through Alabama. man committee to go to Wash- credit to the Negro Citizens of held a wonderful meeting at the Freedom as a nrst class ington to launch a protest to the Front. Speaking of the i home of Mrs. Leola Thomas. Broth- Traveling passen- Jackson, to which I give my President. Food-Fur-Freedom Front, the US ger from Hartford to Memphis, “Ament. With respects to Ww er A. Roby made an interesting Department of Agriculture gives Tennessee to attend the National Bond Committees Alabama, accord- talk after which refreshments were the credit to Bishop James A. Baptist Convention, Inc*., Rev. Mi. ing to the Treasury Department | served. LAUNCHES Sa.000 CAMPAIGN Bray of the CMP Church, for 4ak- Jackson was attacked September leads tiie nation in '.he appoint- ing the lead to mobilize the Negro Mrs. Philis Hicks has returned 8th near Scottsboio, when ment ov Negroes. In each of 63 Alabama, RICHMOND, Va.,—fANP)—Red preachers of the na'ion, in full I home after spending two weeks in he to a countie*, having a of attempted pass through Circle ’.Stores Association, Inc., has force behind the Foow-for-Freedom I population Arkansas with her daughter Mrs. white coach to enter a Pullman launched a $5,000 and more than 1000 Negroes, a Negro Ross Disman. membership Front, car reserved for several colored has been appointed a member of stock sales campaign, it was an- the County War Bond Committee Miss Lennie Buie and children persons. The Pullman was attach- nounced last week by Horace W. and chairman cf War Bond activi- have returned home after spending ed to the end of the train. Gillison, Jr., field representative. On the Food-for-Freedom Front, I ties among the Negro population. two weeks in Tallulah La., with The minister’s eyeglasses were according to the US Agriculture Dh. F. D. Pat'erson, president of her aunt and cousin, Mrs. Louise broken and his face cut the re- Department, here’s what Negro Tuskreee. is Associate State Ad- Johnson and Mr. Willie Fox. jis sult of the attack made on him Your farmers in Mississippi are doing ministrator and Co-Ordinator of Patronize Mr. William Miller, has Another in Wash- to help win the war:. £3 per cent the* activities of Negrc&s in uie Chicago, minister, residing returned home after a few the Rev. S. A. Neighborhood of the Negro farmers of Mt Olive State. Dr. Patterson is a member days ington. Young, sui- stay visiting relatives. Mr. George fered a similar at the Community have Victory Gardens, ! of the Regukn* S'ate Committee beating - Maddox and family and Mrs. San- hands Business and more than that, thov have and was the first Neero to be of one of the two white ap- dy Maddox and family. pledged themselves to buv $20,COO poin'ed to a dollar-a-year status men when he attempted to pass worth of War and through the white coach to enter Bonds Stamps. On War Bond Staff in anv State. Miss Edna Middleton o,. this city i THE DIXIE to bond the car. Anxious reach the goal Something lik*> that would be and Mr. Moses Davis are members Pullman which thev have set, farm families great for Mississippi. of the faculty of the Port Gibson Governor Robert H. Hurley, in j CLEANERS Training School. Mr. Chas Clarke, a statement released from Hartford, ! 1022 WHITFIELD MILL RD. has returned to his duties as as- : Just before condemned the action of the white ! Mrs Onella Armstrong and Mrs. graduating from Armored Force John Lons, son of Mrs. Essie Long:. 92 E. Alfred men DIAL 4-4277 Davis Beauty Salon Archie Elmore fer the bus sistant principal. Officer Candidate School, Fort Knox, as second lieu and. made a personal contribu- waiting street, Detroit; Spencer Hardy, son of Mrs. Mary Har- SERVICE Mrs. E. D. McGowan. President tenants, five colored candidate are tion to a fur.d being raised to de- GUARANTEED A Complete Beauty Service the other day and talking rnri j handed their dis- dy, 3441 Calumet street, Chicago; Carl Bowman. 1157 of the Woman’s Conven- ; charges (a formality which expenses of legal action. In his i AND SCHOOL lust as T walked up T heard Mrs. Auxiliary precedes being commis- E. Adams, Los Angeles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gertrude fray tion, was a guest in the home of sioned), by their he “It is time i Dial 4-9370 703 Farish St. Elmore saving: “Child you know Company Commander Lt. Roger Scott, 1611 D street. Calif., and Irvin Mc- statement, said, high N. Miss J. Fresno, 1 off in W. Turner. Erwin. Left to right, they'are: Erwin Warren that all decent of America PEARL E. DAVIS, Prop. since mv husband has been Tay Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elzie McHenry, 705 6th people CALL The following named persons at- lor. son of Mr-. Taylor. 1216 N. the Army. T have lost nearly 15 Allison, Philadelphia; avenue, Leavenworth, Kans. tended the Baptist Convention pounds. now is in home on South Parish Street. held in Memphis, September 6- visiting cmcago with her The Cabs i Little Louise Holden was severe- City 13th: Rev. and Mrs. sister, Mrs. Banks. have been Walter Wil- j hose rumors that burned at her home some time liams, Rev. A. L. Martin, Rev. D. ly Cut-Rate going the rounds up and down the We are pleased to announce that ago but she is better now. She is Dial 4-7778 Shoe L. Clifton. Rev. M. J Gilbert, Rev. Ole Avenue about the towns *wo Mrs. Dora Collins of E. th of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Magazines. Rev. C. H. Academy baby daughter DAY Keller. Street and Miss Eliza and NIGHT most prized marriageable young Rev. Sherrod of i News Holden of Allen Bottom. James Earney, Rev. and Mrs! now stands like this. It is Brickyard Hill are nice- Society ladies improving L. S. Rev and j Shop Lipscomb. Mrs. D. after several now being announced by the J. j ly weeks of illness. Turnipseed. Mr. Arthur Wyatt, Miss Ru*li Redmonu is The Junior Choir of Mt. Zion family that Mesdames Beulah Mr. and Mrs. Sam and Ruth Wilson of West Street. AJJ Work Guaranteed Marshall, b! W. Baptist Church, Pascagoula the wife of Mr. Hall. At- pastored by Rev. Brown are Home Leroy Chriss, Jennie Hedrick, Lonnie Lee 1 visiting Mr. Brown’s Misses Elmira and Dorothy Gross Complete Furnishing took P. E. Parker will entertain mem- lanta. Ga., the marriage place Ruffins. mother, Mrs. Willie Brown of 316 and Miss Flora Mimms have en- Free Delivery Mary Harold, and Miss T. bers and friends of the — last The husband is now in A. churches W. Church at r — may. Maddox and J. W. Street. The Lovely Cou- tered Lincoln U. in Missouri. Miss Dial 4-9142 N. FaHsh St. Turner. of the with a services and has am- city Radio Program i Jackson, Miss. the pullman The Prodigal Son, a biblical play- ple make their home in Chicago. Thelma Henrine Jones has return- bition to become a doctor. Any- Sunday night, September 27. This Mrs. Brown’s Clarence staged by the Rev. T .A. Ward was daughter and Son- ed to Spelman College, Atlanta Evans, Proprietor entertainment will feature a pro- thing you heard about the other a master piece. Those who in-Law, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Weath- Ga.; Mr. Morris Lee failed gram over the with Lewis, Mary me that to air Negro Mu- one a in’4 so. she promised see it missed a treat. Rev. Ward erspoon of New Orleans, La., is also Wilson, Southern U. Mr. Turner sic in three forms. Come out and she would tell sr.e at l"ast a month is the efficient of visiting her. They are a fam- pastor St. Peters enjoy yourself. having Morris, Bishop Payne Divinity before anything like that happen- AME Church. ily re-union and everyone is hay- school, Pettersburg, Va„ Miss O'llye aint heard Mrs. J. M. ing a wonderful time. C. ed and T nothing yet. Ross attended the Na- Mrs. Robert Buckner of E. Chi- Anderson. Taladega College, tional Baptist Convention The Rev. L. C. Hunt and Mrs. Alabama, Miss Vera Fisk in Mem- | cago Ind., spent a few days in the Smith, Convenient All phis, Tenn. Maggie White of 361 E. Bell Credit Terms To Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Lowe and city visiting relatives and friends, street U„ Nashville, Tenn.; Mr. Ferdinand Starling Lee Mr. Tom j were married at the home of the to W. Va. their daughter, little Josi? Gibson visited relatives i after attending the National Con- Willis, State; Miss Wil- and friends in pride, last Sunday. A few friends limenia 222 N. PARISH STREET Lowe were among the most, plea- Edwards last Sun- vention in Memphis. This was Mrs. Jackson to Mary Holmes day. witnessed the quiet Rev. and sant callers to visit our office dur- Buckner’s first trip to our state, ceremony. Seminary, Miss Jeania Jack- Beauty Hunt is one of the son and ing the past week. Mr. Lowe is a and she expressed her regret in outstanding Frances Lorraine Green to young ministers of the Dillard New prominent and well-ito-do Madi- having to leave the environment of city. U., Orleans, La. such son County farmer and a respect- Canton Notes hospitable people. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Adams of Miss Marian Howard, whose home Shop ed leader in his It Misses and Valley Street announces the arriv- community. Dorothy Elois Pat- is in Bv terson al of their Hattiesburg has returned to You Can Men’s Women’s and Chil- was amusing to hear little Miss LOUISE ADAIR returned home last week granddaughter who was Buy resume her work as a teacher at Lowe talk about how Mrs. Sanders McLaughlin return- st- Louis, where born August 29th, 1942. She has everybody ft'01?1 they spent Jim Hill Junior School. Let Us ed home theii vacation been the name High at Prices at the Help Your Beauty runs to the paner to °ee what do- Monday after spending a visiting their sister given Essie Mae, dren’sClothing Factory short vacation in anc* Mr. and Laura. Elizabeth. The are Resist the ing “UP AND DOWN PARISH Memphis visiting ; brother, Mrs. J. Love parents Mr. Chas. Browder, now a mem- Summer : Mrs. Joe and the Members of Southernland their daughter Mrs. Essie Mae STREET” when the paper arrives Baldridge, Na- Hill ber of the Coast Guard, who spent Heat tional Baptist Church, Young, and Mr. R. K. each week. Baptist Convention. pastored by Rev. Young who a few days vacation here, left Sun- Friends and S. W. Winston were married The Outlet Store acquaintances of enjoyed and enter- September 10th, day night for Chicago, from where Factory Clothing Experienced Operators Mrs. Beatrice tamed. their friends with 1941. My grandmother used to tell me Clanton. W. North ? an old he will go to Washington to visit St. are time in with her feast in the wilderness his Courteous Service something about watching the sympathy in | Friday A wife, the former Beatrice 10H E. CAPITOL ST. the of night. There silver Tea was given at the all the loosing her son, Mr. Robert were plenty of good Thornton. One time fellow who always heard ) home of Rev. and Society Edi- Clanton who was I things to eat for Mrs. J. R. Per- 112 n. hickory st. those com- accidently killed everybody. tor of the Jackson bad tidings, especially in kins in Georgetown Add, Advocate, who MUs. Chicago, September 17th. Sunday now a YOU WILL FIND OUR PRICES LOWEST” Canton, ing from across the fence. She A is typist in Washington, af- Mrs. Pearl W. evening. program consisted of and that sum- Johnson, North ter visiting his wife, Mr. had coined adage the Car- Browder Mri. Hattie Street, attended the National i following: Reading, Miss will McLauchlin, Prop. the as as Bap- The return to his station in New med up things completed tist Riding rie Lee * Taylor, and Ethel Lee Convention in Memphis and Buggy York. one could by going to the trouble Tabbs, Solo. Miss Ruth ! By JAS. L. OLIVER Thomas, Miss Millie The other Reading, Holly, Mrs. Miss Minnie Lawson of I of long and day a young fellow 1362 voluble conversation j J. R. Perkins, Mrs. Henderson and Texas but some went up in Dr. Haid’s office while Avenue.. Memphis, Tennes- how as I traversed the 1 j Mrs. A. Tyler Wilson. In j he was out atten- see, is the guest of waste of town, and 'he secre Miss Eugenia weary of years is has es- dance were Mrs. Hattie A. The Co. I asked him if Parker, Gibson, 107 South and will You Can Peoples Undertaking caped my tary she could wait ! Mae Street, Always Depend ! memory. I wished it Miller. B. Everette, Millie Hol- be made the hadn’t on him. he told her yes, and took recipient of many so- so — though, I could ly, Rev. Orange, Mrs. C. M. cial — upon AND ! apply his seat, Taylor, courtesies her it to a got ready for the young* J- during stay in certain preacher I know, as j R- Perkins, Julia Myles, Angie Jackson. lady to aim and shoot, she a well as a few other folks, who put j Williams, Isabella towel around his Thomas, Nancy Mrs. Billy Westfield. Blair is ill seemed to get in neck, then he told Geraldine The Burial Association the way of all j Henderson, Bledsoe, Isa- and has been confined i Peoples her. no, I don’t want on to be for ; the bad lady that, iah Mr. C tidings first, always cast- Crowley. .L. Johnson, the past two weeks. Her my picture. He he was friends all I ing a dark and thought Mrs. Hilda Bailey, Miss Lee THE 5c for BUS froebiding shadow, By her a in Beadles Studio. hope speedy recovery. while would make Myles, Mr. J. M. Mrs. DELUXE AMBULANCE SERVICE DAY & NIGHT they those who Martin, Stel- Mrs. Laura Lee Taylor, of Allen USE THE BUS AND HELP hear them believe la Grant, Mrs. Geneva ; that- they were Owens, Miss Street, left the last week The YMCA has a new city for DIAL 3-2576 and 2-3801 spreading ope and Vicksburg | Willie B. Robinson, and her sisters. Detroit to [ light. ! join her husband, Mr. SAVE RUBBER FOR VICTORY secretary, Mr. Puryear of North Mrs. A. Z. Zuber has returned to R. L. Taylor, where will -1-_— j resume they make j Convenient to Any Point in the City 886 N. Parish Street Jackson, Miss. her work at Jackson Col- their future home. iEEP YOUR lege after for studying three months Mrs. Esther Laws of at Fairbanks Chicago University. She report- street continues ill. BEAUTY ed a lovely vacation also, M. C. DOZIER visiting Mrs. Fannie Mae Alexander who THE JACKSON CITY LINES, INC. relatives and old ! meeting friends underwent an operation at a local Fresh and in the north. j Contractor & Builder ; hospital is doing nicely at her I Miss Myrtle Gilliam, Appealing | see Vs Before Bulletin* your charming House young granddaughter of Mr. and Washing.., Lubricating Free Estimates Furnished Mrs. B. I. Roomson West Pearl Dial 4.6278 — 733 St. Rose St., has returned home after spend- Griffith Street Service Station LULA Jaekson. Miss ing the summer in Chicago visit- BELLE’S ing her father. Mr. MISS. Raymond Gil- JACKSON, liam. Miss Gilliam will attend Modernistic Beauty school at Tougaloo. CLOTHING ON CREDIT FREE ROAD SERVICE B-Z Watch Repair Little Misses Jean Wright and School Christine Dozier, Louise Singleton Shop have returned Mill from a summer va- at and Griffith Streets Shop cation Operators: Maggie Calhoun in Chicago visiting relatives Will Oil and and friends. Jack Gregory New Dial Number 4-7036 Naomi Terrell Clean, Adjust Lois Wright Your Watch Misses Lois Wilson and Jeral Bert Maggie Calhoun As Low As Keeling have returned fror their Henrine Patrick vacation in Savannah, Geor Ferguson Furniture Co.i gia, where Appointments Accepted $1.95 they were the guest c Miss Wilson’s ’ DIAL 4-8171 DIAL 3-367* father Dr. Willmett Wilson, son of Mr. 202 N. FARISH ST. Have Your Garments Tailored Cor. Dalton & Montgomery St 123 N. Parish St., Jackson, Miss. and Mrs. J. AT Carolina. SEPARATE ACCOUNT OR SAME ACCOUNT ROGERS TAILOR SHOP Rev. C. A. Greer of Farish Street “PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED REGARDLESS TO Baptist Church is ill, anti all his PAYMENTS AS LOW AS A WEEK ' iriends $1.25 FORM—CURVE—CROSSROAD or CORNER” are hoping for him a A. D. ROGERS, Tailor Ferguson Cash Annex speedy recovery. 524 N. FARISH ST. Don’t forget to a 144 N. FARISH slap Jao and Kick a Hun, buy War Stamps regularly. They are now being WEEK DOWN Stock sold all over the city. Mrs. M. M. 25C $1.00 Largest Used Furniture in City Hubert sold them out at the corner of (Rose and Lynch last AND at Lowest Prices. Saturday. on item will any hold any item „ PHIL SMITH’S What’s the matter with PHONE 3-5963 you boy? UNDER $6.00 in store BUDWEISER INN Don’t vcu know there is some real beauty in need for some tall dark when added to an account until down is made and handsome young man at 131 payment Chicken Steak Chops Seafood Oakley Street, who is she? why, she’s Miss Sandwiches of All Kinds WANTED! WANTED! Lola Stevens. Ice Cold Beer and Drinks There are so many slick heads 200 Colored At Once out on Jackson College campus 607 N. FARISH ST. Carpenters until its a the $37.50 wonder $75.00 dormitory Scale $1.00 to $1.37 Per Hour students don’t go to bed at noon, Apply thinking the moon has risen. worth of clothing worth of furniture Local No. 1137 There was a surprise birthday Luckett Seed and Feed Store party given for Mrs. Charlie ELKS REST r 717 ERIE ST. for Corner Pearl and President Sts. Murry at her home on Barrett for Jackson, Miss. Avenue the other Friday night. Seed With A Growing Reputation Wm. Ranks, Pres. Howard Anderson, Sec. She was so surprised one of the DIAL 2-3466 J. W. Wilson, Business Agent guest got mad and went home. A ONLY $1.25 WEEK ONLY SI .25 WEEK delicious iced course was served. Mrs. Murry is 21. The Saving Scrap For The Big Scrap F E P TO ABSORB WEAVER UNIT Halt Million is This Is A V' Family Allowed For New NATIVE SON By RICHARD WRIGHT Unit “I don’t know.” “Have Mr. Dalton, Expanded you any idea, ‘‘Why did you have him releas- who they are?” ed?” Many Stories “I have not.’' “I ordered his arrest before I re- Pop “Can we see that letter?” ceived this note.” “I’m sorry, but you can’t. The “I don’t know. I don’t know if Up Following instructions for the delivery of the he’s got our daughter. I only know money are here, and I have been that Mrs. Dalton and I want our ‘Secret’ cautioned not to make them public. daughter back.’’ But in that these Meeting say your papers “Then why did you have Erlone instructions will be followed.” released?” WASHINGTON, D. C.—(ANP) — “When was Miss Dalton last “Because I have no charges to Conflicting stories wi/hcut con- seen?” prefer against him,” said Mr. Dal- formation, circulate throughout “Sunday morning, about two o’- ton stubbornly. clock.’’ Washington concerning the issue “Mr. Dalton, hold the letter up, “Who saw her?” of utmost importance to colored and hold your hand out, like you’re "My chauffeur and my wife.” \rnerica. What did Paul V. Mc- making an appeal. Good! Now. put Bigger stared straight before Nutt do about the President’s Com- your hand out, too. Mrs. Dalton him. not allowing his eyes to move. mittee on Pair Employment Prac- Like that. O. K., hold it.” “Please, don’t ask him any ques- tice when he met with that group tions,” said Mr. Dalton. I’m speak- Bigger watched the silver bulbs m Friday? ing for my whole family. I don’t flash again. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton want a lot of crazy versions of this were the Mrs. It is reported that the full com- standing upon steps; story going around. We want our Dalton in white and Mr. Dalton ; nittee did not meet with Mr. Me- 1 daughter back; that’s all that mat- with the letter in his hand and his Nu4t of the War Manpower com- ters now. Tell her in the papers mission under whose administra- eyes looking straight back to the that we’re doing all we can to get rear well of the basement. tion the committee now functions Bigger her back and that everything is heard the soft of the fire Present, according to information, whisper forgiven. Tell her that we .... in the furnace and saw the men were Chairman Malcolm McLean “Again his voice broke and he adjusting their cameras. Others and committee members Brophy, could not go on. were round, still Dickerson and standing scribbling Webster. Some Mr. one SOMEWHERE IN OHIO—The first step in a new he hoisted a lift'.ru k and dumped into a Gondola “Please, Dalton,” begged nervously upon their pads of pa- j by was made Mr. statement by Mc- man. “Just let us take one shot of of Aeronautical i per. The bulbs flashed again and Wright Corporation for salvaging car for removal. Wright engineers says that the i Nutt, but it is further reported that note_” Biggers was startled to see that the excess metal thrown off tools cn- of excess metal collected hour in one of that a of machine Inns every meeting the full _ b> [ special “No; no I can’t do that.” they were pointed in his direction. ! committee is called for next gaged in producing powerful cyclone engines for tiie aircraft engine manufacturing plants “somewhere being “How is it signed?” He wanted to duck his head, or i week. throw hands in from off United States warplanes, shows an raking in Ohio’’ are sulticiert the of a to his his operator in period year Mr. Dalton looked straight before face but it was too late. They had the chips from a machine into a chip box which will build an entire flotilla of naval destroyers.— (INP.) GRANTED POWEli him. Bigger wondered if he would enough pictures of him now to tell. He saw Mr. Dalton’s lips mov- A on this situation ex- know him by sight in a crowd. A sidelight ing silently, debating something. a friend the j few more of the men left and Mr. pressed by close of NEW YORK—Proud of their V-Home certificate, one of the first I’ll tell how it’s “Yes; you sign- and committee was that this attend- Mrs. Dalton turned and awarded, is the of E. of ed,” said the old man, his hands family Eugene Jackson, Washington, D. C. walked slowly up the stairs and ance showed an intent of break- I trembling. Mrs. Dalton's face turn- Every member of the Jackson is a worker in civilian defense. i disappeared through the kitchen ing up the group. family I ed slightly toward him and hei Two Men On Train door, the big white cat following Mr. Jackson is Group Warden in charge of feeding and in the Slugged housing ! fingers gripped in his coat. Bigger i A second "inside informant” close behind them. Bigger still Howard Park Defense Area. Mrs. Jackson is his first alternate. Their knew that Mrs. Dalton was asking said that the FEPC had been stood with his back to the wall, him if he had not better three sons to | silently granted all of the power it re- (backs camera) are; Stanley E., Area Recorder; Donald, watching and trying to value every keep the signature of the note quested. That it had been given a and Eugene, Jr., Chief Area Officer. — move in relation to himself and Messenger; Communications from the papers; and he knew, too Will of a million his chances of getting the money. File Federal Suits budget half dollars; that (ACME). i that Mr. Dalton seemed to have i it had absorbed all of Dr. Weaver’s “You suppose we can use Mr. the conductor. take a seat in the inferior jim ! reasons of his own for wanting tc Attacked For Dalton's phone?” One of the men crow coach. I staff now distributed among the tell. it was to let the Reds Such an incident as that they | Maybe isked Britten. I manpower commission regional know that he had received their reported is in violation of the re- Much interest is attached to the j “Sure.” ! offices; that it had absorbed his Not Taking cent decision of the United Stages case of the two men, Wright and note. office files and cor- Britten led a group of them up Supreme court which ruled that Bigham. because t lie incident they personnel,, “Yes, Mr. Dalton said. It’s signed I and Abolition I the stairs into the kitchen. The respondence at the same time, Demand inter-state passengers were not reported is the first one known to ‘Red.’ That’s all.” Jimcrow Seats ♦he office of the three men who had come with obligated to surrender their seats. ! have occurred since the Mitchell minority groups “Yes.” also under manuower commission, Britten sat on the steps and stared An intra-state passenger is one : decision was rendered. “Do you know the identity?” headed Dr. Will had gloomily at the floor. Soon the ALBERT WHITE within a state and Under the by Alexander, “No.” By ; traveling given Mitchell decision a men who had to their also been taken over FEPC. Laws gone phone to the laws of by Jim Crow subject that state. man Of "Have you any I coming from Chicago into suspicions?” back. knew — stories in came Bigger OKLAHOMA CITY—(A N P> The high court handed" down its Oklahoma "Beneath the signature is a City is legally entitled What to Dr. Weaver that wanted to talk to him. Two colored men, who rode into happened WASHINGTON—(ANP) —A re- Brown made a they j epochal decision in this matter in to the same seat which he is as- Memphis. personal scrawled emblem of the Commun- himself is another unanswered 1 Britten also came back and set! Oklahoma City from San Francis- case of Arthur W. investigation of the incident a few ist the hammer and the i ilje Congressman signed in Chicago and is not bound Party, the co on the Santa Fe said question. Some say that he will solution calling for abolition of and reviewed his find- upon steps. railway, Mitchell, who sued for damages to crow laws in states days ago sickle.” saw Mr. Dalton. respect jim resign, others said he will sit- of Negroes in stations, "Say, can't you give us any more Tuesday they would file suits in after ousted from a segregation ings to the body. The men were silent. saw being pullman through which he passes in reach- Bigger on one the for as a tight. busses, railroads, ships, taxicabs, dope this?” of reporters federal court damages berth in Arkansas and forced to Oklahoma the astonishment on their faces ing City. and air lines for the duration of “Nazi from asked Britten.” result of being manhandled 'Mon- brutality resulting jim Several did not wait to hear more; STORY VARIFIED i the war was to President crow’ practices in the Souht coused "Mr Dalton’s told you every- day at 7:45 a. m. by a reputed presented they rushed out of the basement Roosevelt and Joseph Eastman, di- this absolutely unwarranted attack thing." Britten said. officer at Texaco. Texas, who al- This version of what to their stories in. happened on telephone "This is a ,” said one forced them t-o move from rector of the Office of Defense two Negro Christian ministers big story legedly or what is to have “Do you think the Communists alleged happen- on a week in of the ‘men. how did Mrs their seats into accom- Transportation. railroad train last ! "Say, jim crow ed at the meeting has the verifi- did it?” modations. Tennessee,” he said. Dalton take this?’’ cation of a former “I don't know. I’m not positively government resolution sent to the "She collapsed.” said Britten. Those reporting the encounter The high I’m releas- U6HT worker close to (lie administration, “If the federal government and blaming anybody. only Be officials (To Continued) were Fred assistant government was adopted the Wright, county who related the indentical s4orv as the ODT under the President’s war ing this information to let and CBUWS I by a unanimous vote at a two day probation officer here, Bishop 1 do act public and the kidnappers know having been told as coming front here of the National Ne- powers not speedily, irre- Bigham, Columbus, O., hotel mm meeting that I’ve received this note. If own boys, to say nothing, of the the White House a week ago. In G. parable harm will be done to the waiter. gro council, Edgar Brown, pres- who miles from some start- other and morale of 12.000,000 tra- they'll return my daughter, I'll ask others, hy ABBE' WALLACE SERVICE words, it had been previous- ident of the council, cited scores of safety no questions of anyone.” ing point in this bloody holocaust, ly decided the FEPC was to have in have ditionally patriotic, loyal, fighting, They alleged the officer boarded instances which Negroes never return. Their IW Wisdom and w?ar “Was your daughter mixed up will crash and __ Understand the it bond American the train and slugged them with a things asked* for regardless been discriminated against in his buying Negro citizens. with those people, Mr. Dalton?” blood, not pure enough for Red stick in NOTICE TO READERS: You nay have your own human relation of pressure from other sources. address the conference. ordering them into a jim problem analyzed opening “I know about Cross will run red and warm rREE in this column Please include a clipping of this column with letter. nothing that.” banks, crow car. The officer acted, your Staff at differ they For members FEPC have died in war “Didn’t forbid a hundred battlefields ming- 5 PRIVATE REPLY send a quarter <25c> for ABBE'S ASTROLOGY READING cover- “Negroes every you your daugh- upon said, on from the train on with official state- was complaint ing your Birthdate; you wili receive free with your Reading a confidential letter of frank stories, no The resolution prompted by ter to associate with this Erlone?” ling with that of the bravest of and of the republic for liberty and in- conductor who had asked them to understanding advice three (3) — analyzing questions privately. ment forthcoming. One member the recent slugging of two Baptist “I hope this has nothing to do earth. Their women mothers, move without avail. Sign your full name, and dependence since a Negro soldier birthdate, correct address to all 'etters. Include a self-ad- says the FEPC would of a certain- with that.” sweethearts, wives and sisters will dressed. STAMPED ENVELOPE for ministers one of whom W'as 76 The two men were inter-state your reply”, and explain your case as fully as you feel in 1770 fell wounded at Confine ty gets Weaver’s files; another is mortally “You think Erlone’s mixed in wait, as Katherine waits, for the necessary. your problems within the scope of human reasoning. years old, on a train bound for passengers, passing through one as the FEPC go4 touch of a hand that has your l?Uer t0: ABBE care of quoted saying Boston Commons.” this?” vanished, state into ?end WALLACE, The SCOTT NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE another, and were not 210 Auburn Avc.. Atlanta. Ga. evervthing it asked for including ___ the sound of a voice that is still. subject to jim crow laws existing an increased personnel. watching every move being made We give of the flower of our in states which through they pass- R F.—I had youth gladly to our native land in have two years of but I am doubtful as to whether it and see in the terrifis problems i ed. Original FEPC plans called for the hour of this and college and I now fee! that T have to do or not. every peril. i would be the thing a ef- The men said the conductor in- tire opening of regional offices in being given McNutt, subtle FROM MY STUDY WINDOW O is that all that received tne can to preach My Aiin; From all indications, it Bid, God, they several cities wiTi staff formed them before they reached I the present fort to bring about his elimina- will be permitted to do—die for | parents think that should enter appears that this is your big Texaco that he had wired ahead for members who had proven their their a Theological School this fall. Is chance have been waiting tion from tlie 1944 political pic- country? you to and John C. the sheriff who would board the this advisable? worth promoted higher ty Wright By their biers of those who for. It is an hcnor for you that ture. It is commonly known that train to order them out of their better paying posts. This plan had sleep, t us solemnly dedicate our- Ans: By all means. In this the officials feel you are quali- seats. been abandoned because the War the handsome Hoosier has am- selves to the perpetuation of a way school your parents have in fied to assume Hie responsibili- Your Manpower commission hast region- bitions and aspirations which do of life, that will make living for mind, you would get ty of running this office. When they reached Texaco, they adequate al offices. There is some talk of one's as as be increased im- not with the country just glorious a for the It is salary won't harmonize present said, young white man armed training Ministry. FEPC men to the Is Theirs But To Die ? for it. but have assigning reg- dying a well that have at last mediately. you every schedule and all of with hickory stick boarded the you of the “mopping up” that will ional offices commission, IT WAS LAST a o'clock on train and started made up your mind what pro- reason to believe they Friday night eight Sunday morning. abusing them though there is to sus- difficult problems is thrown in his show you every consideration nothing week ago that I met him. He was But must ever give with the club. exhibited a fession you wish to follow so happiness J I "lIG NEW STUI »00K FREE Wright tain this. that is due you after the office lap. young, keenly intelligent broyuant way to duty. Thqt is the law of j deep gash above his right eye. you can begin preparing your- I with the confidence and of so took self while a«-c still is on a paying basis. I also feel daring war. Lieutenant McGinnis PAGE BOY They alleged the man did not you very NO ONE CERTAIN During the conference with j that a new environment is the man who has added training to to the air on the eve of his mar- | appear to be the sheriff, wore no young. Mr. it is said three WIGS what need in McNutt, pro- native talent and strength. He riage, to add a few more precious i are che largest! uniform or badge to him you your personal No one is certain of what is hap- identify posals were offered by the com- wTas a product of the hours to his and distributors of coI*j as such and life. although information is typical deep flying experience ored offered no credentials, J. C.—I am 20 old and pening, One was to abolish the women’s hair, years mittee. South in this era. He skill. miles from the flying he on available that McNutt's lieuten- mid-century Eight dealing direct for although got the train and expect to be inducted in the ser- husband Weaver one was to absorb P. S.—I have tried my outfit; hailed from Okla-... field on the return trip, he crash- |\veover 29 years witfs ants. and op- 1 attacked them at the behest of vices soon. I’ve had a McSherry Altmeyer. thousands of satis* good paying out thoroughly and I can't see Weaver's outfit and the third was homa. He was a ed. On the eve of two great ad- posed any proposition to give the fied customers. job every since I was 15. Several he means me at to abolish the FEPC. In o*her i where any good child of modest ventures another brown boy paid PAGE BOY months I met a swell of PEPC any increased power of bud- ago girl all. Is his mind good or have his words, make the FEPC effective God fearing, for democracy the “last full mea- Transformation* 28 and fell head over heels in love get. Altmeyer is known to be HOTEL MACK brains cracked? Will it pay me to and stronger, or do away with it thrifty parents, sure of devotion.’' with elastic at* her. She to to the employment of tachments. 30 Cool Rooms, Hot Water, with promises follow north and leave as they opposed Mr. McNutt would who like so As the last of Every* Daily go things entirely. agree many spark his glorious in n a me while I am in service and I mixed groups, according to his Low Jrrices cning r $1 up. Reasonable Weekly Rales are? to neither of these pre- of their compa- life flicked and faded proposals young out, for VE. 8921. Ga. ! wonder if I should marry her be- own statement's before a House Write FREE Atlanta. Ans: He isn’t cracked-brain- ferring to allow the matter to hang triots had sacri- something died in the hearts of fore I leave or wait until I come committee on budgets. unto Hair Style Book. in» Combs. etc. ed bull headed. And so over for a week. ficed, even the two women who were gladly back? Is she true? just That he will abolish Weaver’s j Rumania Hair & Specialty Co. ; both been need, that a dawn w'hich now will arc you. You have their, awaiting New N. Y. Ans: staff and appoint and name his have 303 4th Avenue York, Here's how to' Don’t marry until you too determined to have your Sides seem to have been taken in boy might never break. come back. It would be foolish own field men is a statement ac- his chance. He own way. and that is the cause the matter, with some favoring is one of thousands of our to this woman to follow credited to Lawrence Cramer of the mo- expect of all the friction in your home. Weaver and others favoring Cram- I met you from place to while the FEPC. This also is without ther that same comhw, place There comes a time in every- or. Meanwhile, the fate of the Ne- you are in service. In confirmation. Another “insider’1 She had l TOJETBUCKX your one's life when he must give in gro, who is supposed to benefit night. present state of it commenting on Dr. Weaver’s “ab- come down to see semmuA infatuation, to the other party .. but you through these organizations, hangs would be needless to tell you sence” from the city says it would her because YOU CAN HAVE LOVELY i two have never learned this. in the balance. boy, she is for too for not him if Dr. Weaver eoaowSOt) old you. But Your husband is in service, and surprise as a recent grad- If your hair is after you get away and make had no staff when he returned to uate of the U. S. dnll, fade

There are women who seem to For Women Grads have been born with a flair for dress. No matter what they have WASHINGTON—(ANP)—Colored female college grad- on. it may be the simplest gingham uates are being offered an unusual opportunity to as frock, they look distinguished and qualify smart. There are o hers who are' meteorologists, through governmental aid due to the short- always dowdy. The outline of the age of experienced workers in this interesting field. figure hasn't as much to do with In an announcement from the the results as one may fancy. Lad- ies built like cream puffs can ex- U. S. Department of Commerce, hibit the s*yle element to a mark- it is set forth that the importance Miss Woods Is ed degree if they know how to of knowing weather conditions is dresv-- beautifully. They are handi- of vital interest to the Army and r aoped somewhat by rotundity but, navy flyers. Because there is a nevertheless, they make the shortage of persons trained in this Bride Of Paul grade, much in the fashion pa- work, five schools are offering rade. ‘raining in meteorology to candi- dates. These are the ot They are among those \vho in- University Fitzpatrick stinctively select rich, lovrly Chicago; New York University, Institute of Tech- colors for their attire. They strike Massachusetts TUS'KEGEE Ala.— the right note because thev have nology at Cambridge: California INSTITUTE, fSNS)—An social educated themselves, given time to Institu'e of Technology at Pasa- interesting event of Cali- at Institute was the wed- lh.e study cf sar'orial problems. dena, and the University Tuskegee fornia at I-os ding on of No matter what they wear, "hey Angeles. Sunday Gwendolyn Florence Mr. are chic, have dress manner. Woods, daughter of All but the Massachusetts insti- and Mrs. Matthew Woods, and There are others the dowdy D. center of a courses in home nurs- and Paul WASHINGTON, C.—(ANP)—The community have completed for tute of Technology the Cali- Fitzpa'rick of Nashville tne who make straight dull, Red Cross program residents the sur- nutrition aid. care a pa- Tennessee. The training for of ing, and first Proper of tones when a fornia Institute of will ceremony took lifeless selecting Technology Negro community, the Mertopolitan Bap- tient in home was demonstrated by a group of at 8:00 on rounding the or a hat. place p. m., the spacious frock, a coat They pounce start training courses in Septem- tist Church last week was the scene of a review and home trainees. Directors of the individual lawn at nursing browns, cha- the home cf the bride’s cn cold greys, dingy ber. All five will have courses by demonstration of the skill its members have ac- activities for the church are Mrs. Lazerene Payne, in fabrics. be- parents with the Reverend T. R. rac'erless Maybe they j quired towards protection of civilian health and prep- charge of home nursing; Mrs. Clara Peters, first aid; clothes are January. Newman offieia*ing. li“vp that uniteresting aration for enemy bombings. Under the leadership Mrs. Rozella Morton, nutrition, and Mrs. C. Gordon, a mark of respectability. Otho chairman This training course in mete- The ten lovely sub-debs, who of Dr. E. Peters, church trustee and canteen. The ciress sense is a gift. Seme more of the orology lasts nine months and of- formed an aisle through which of its health group, than 700 members women have i+ \vh> are pretty WOOTEN .1M) MACHINES—Negro women are an increas- playing fers an exceptional opportunity for the beautiful bridal few in war party passed, dumb about o'her mailers, yet ingly important part production. Aircraft, munition* and ord- held young men and women interested draped white ribbon which really smart women are without nance plants are now tapping this source of labor supply. The young in scientific work. On the suc- was tied to lighted tapers artis- ;t. If tne- mind there woman shown undersizing bushings in the picture above is one of sev- cessful completion of this course, tically arranged from a far corner is an appreciation of beautiful eral hundred Negro women employed in the aircraft factory of a large will be to take of the house to the fern and Is Wed expected lovely New York of feeling, a ■^astern N'aiy Yard—(OWI graduates tilings, a graciousness PHOTO) floral Judge a in the weather bureau bedecked arch, were Hor- keen critical eye. Some women position as meteorologist at an an- tense Tilrion, Margaret Washing- have never taken the trouble junior nual salary of $2,000, or a com- ton. Henrietta Davis, Albertine mission in the army or navy, for Moore, Volendera Foster, Helen men only. Dibble, Thomasine Flood, Ethel To His Former Secretary Jeanes Teachers Bulls, Gloria Washington and Applicants must be between 20 Laurice Campfield. to 30 inclusive, a citizen of Miss Wiiletta Becomes years The bride entered wi*h her Mickey the United States, college gra- father by wohm she was given in New Shirtwaister duate or senior, must have hfrd T, marriage. She was lovely in her Bride of Justice H. Delany War Effort one of differential and year integ- Aiding gown of white net over taffeta ral calculus and one of col- year trimmed with white sequins. Her THE SECRET OF WASHINGTON, —(ANP) — In lege physics. NEW YORK CITY—(SNS)—Hubert T. Delany, Justice knee length veil was attached to a the usual quiet and unobstrusive Wiiletta S. develop along these talents, bandeau of white sequins. She of the Court of Domestic Relations, and Mickey manner in which they work, the Tuition, books and living ex- having been occupied with what carried a boquet of white asters F. H. LaGuardia at City WOMANLY POWER! 469 teachers of the Jeanes fund penses approximating $75 per were married Saturday by Mayor consider more and ferns tied with an they important month for room and board will be exquisite were POWER IS have contributed much to the war Hali, New York. Present Judge Delany's 82-year-old matters. Yet good appearance is satin ribbon. Lee Fitzpatrick WITHIN YOU effort, according to Miss Northcutt, paid by the government. But ac- Mrs. N. J. and their two children, Madelon, -important. It is a social pass- served as best man for his brother. mother, Delany, ! WHICH YOU of the home office supervising the cepted candidates must pay their port. age 12, and Harry, age 9. NEVER work of these teachers throughout own travel expenses to the uni- The bride completed her early I DREAMED Hasty buyers are to make likely the south. versities. education at the Children's House to take an extended vacation YOU Justice Delany graduated from him mistakes. To guy the first gar- and POSSESSED! the Tuskegee Institute High at thif time. ment that Preserving food, canning vege- of New York in 1922, is -offered, to trust to Further information may be had Sthool. She City College tables, raising funds pur- received her Bach- reside a 289 POWER BY the advice of the is through the Law The couple will saleswoman, by writing department of elor of Science in Educa- and from New York University WHICH YOU chasing war bons an stamp,s those degree with their chil« well nigh fatal since dress should at one of the uni- 1926. He was admitted Convent Avenue, women have aroused interest in meteorology, tion from Tuskegee in 1938. Since School in MAY WIN a flavor of one’s dren, Madelon and Harry. carry personal- versities listed above, or to the her she to bar in New York S'ate that the all-out war effort without any graduation has been con- the AND HOLD ity. Take of time for a chief. U. S. plenty fanfare of Weather bureau, nected with the Public School same year. For five years he was YOUR MAN! Lock in the trumpets. survey. long +riple Washington, D. C., reference re- System at and at Rock Assistant United States District Umv much would you pay for the Sylvania mirror, regard the reflection- One teacher search and Do You Dream love of tli*» man you want? Almost supervising has training. Hill, Georgia. Attorney for the Southern D'strict About with your life front, sides and back. If in turned in $800 in war be blood, wouldn’t you? stamps to The groom attended Tennessee of New York in the Criminal Di- Hair Especially if he were in love with doubt, don’t take the dress. If it used for the Virginia Randolph State at and is to like someone else. Then don’t sit back College Nashville, vision and then retired private doesn’t flatter you, if you don’t fund the main office is TlilgT and let the other girl have him! Win sponsoring. teachers have assumed. Following connected in an important practice. him for yourself. SI the sim- feel happy in it, it is not for you. By these bonds will have into the brings maturity, general spirit of the times, capacity wrh McKissack and Mc- In 1934 he was May- ple, clear directions that tell appointed by you A woman’s robe should look as a value of nearly $1,000. they have told pupils and the Kissack, Contractors. how—written in simple English that or LaGuardia as a member of the if it were designed for her. Not These instances show the general of the to The will reside af gets straight to the point and tells pupils’ parents necessity young couple Tax Commission. On August 1, 1&42 you what you want to know without only that, it should look as if it trend of additional work these save food and to raise money. Institute. Tuskegee he was as Justice of the heating around the bush. lik^s her as much as she likes it. appointed Try to Ire a WINNER instead of Relations Court. was There should be a sartorial bond. Domestic He a loser in the game of Life and Love. formerly married to the late Clar- Destiny may be ,iust around the cor- One darling dress that looks a? to meet rissa Scott of Dr. ner—prepare it—SEND NO if it were caressing one is worth Delany, daughter — & Jerkins For MONET just send me your name Jumpers School Emmett J. Scott. mere ten that Tops Days than have been se- and address NOW—upon arrival pay the Postman SI plus postage. Don’t lected in a haphazard manner no • Mrs. Delany was born in Yonkers. delay—isend YOl'R name ami address matter how much 4hey cost. We’ve - today! Quickly you will receive all New York and is the daughter of got miles away from the old fash- the confidential information in plain Aldo E. Smith of that city. She wrapper marked ‘’Personal’’ ... If. ioned extravagant notion that a received her education at Howard after 7 da.vs, you are not completely woman should not be seen too of- satisfied, vour money will be im- and New York Univer- ten in the .same frock. University mediately refunded. Send me your That's silly sity. She was secretary to Dr. Em- name NOW! and wasteful. If a frock is pretty MISS mett J. Scott of Howard Univer- a lot about El>YTHE;. and it should be worn Dreaming means you think becoming be* Dept. S, 17 E. 48 St., N. C. before as sec- youf hair. If you era'* hair that until its days of usefulness arc sity being appointed a natural healthy scalp, why to while he haves. over. retary Judge Delany worry? Why fret and have nightmare#! and need# was serving as Tax Commissioner. If your hair is dull and drab something. Dreaming Since her from the Tax special rare do resignation is wishing. Gorgeous hair and healthy Department she has been a volun- scalp mean wishing plus care. Enjoy AN ACNE treatment. Cost* teer worker with USO. giving yourself this vou less than 8c a week. Your pleasure Mrs. Delany was the former wife is worth it. Kn.ioy seeing your condi- owa tion improve right before your Of Dr. W. Mickey of East of women now Harry eyes. Do what hundreds Do tills. See Orange, New Jersey, from whom do every dar. ^tart now. for hair. she was divorced some >ears ago what Medalo <*■ do yonr in Carson Nevada. Dr. A shirtwaister is a necessity with City, Nickey has since remarried the former every woman-on-the-job! And Pat- Silvera of Jer- tern 9135 by Marian Martin is so Mary Newark, New and have John. smart! The soft but slim skirt may sey, they one child, Justice and Mrs. will have inside pockets or just tabs Delany a brief moor, at their The neat collar and waistband are spend honey home at Greenwood youthful! Choice of sleeves. country Lake, New and will return to the Pattern 9135 may be ordered only York, next as Justice in misses’ and women's siz.es 14, 16, city early week, Delany's duties as Justice of the 18, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38 and 40 Site If Domestic Relations Court and requires 2 3-4 yards 54 inch. Chairman of the Harlem-Riverside CENTS for this Send SIXTEEN Division of the USO will not permit Try it. If it doesn't help, you Iom Marian Martin Pattern. Write I nothin?. Write your name iiotl address on a penny postal card and send It tv» plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS me. Don't mall now. UNIFORM FOR DR I T CARD any money Pay and STYIE NUMBER. when yon get all the goods. In a few S. LOUIS—(ANP)—Floyd Brown, days, you will get a six-month size sap* Winter Pattern Book! 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Calif.—(SNS)— War Effort — Total Having completed his record break- HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va. ing six week’s engagement at the Touching off campus activities for | Students i the Fall semester at Democracy Casa Manana here, Cab Calloway just begun NEW YORK—< ANP)—“Porgy and his orchestra are currently Hampton Institute, a mammoth I and Bess'’ which recently estab- touring West coast theatres before Student Talent Night will be held I lished an all-time record for long entraining for the East and his on the campus September 30, pre- I revivals, entered its last week at annual Pall theatre tour. senting outstanding ability in the theatre To night P. 'he Hear Robeson CAB ( ALLOW AY Majestic Sunday freshman class and in The Casa Manana is one of the the 128 ap- befor° leaving New York for a na- seamen now housed on NEW highlights of the sensational career prentice tion-wire tour. | YORK—(A N P)—Paul ;union. The chairman of the course the i of Calloway. Having been away | campus. | The musical was revived by Robeson leads a list of distinguish- will be Gwendolyn Bennett, a mem- Cab First event on the 1942- from California since 1936. Noted To major Cherlv Crawford on January 23 ! ed scholars, teachers and Negro ber of the administrative staff of Singer 43 student the Talent and his crew astonished all con- calendar, and will have completer 281 per- j leaders listed as instructors and the school ana former director of a which from 1) night is being sponsored the cerned by piling up gross (Continued Page by formances and grossed close to a guest lecturers at the School of the Harlem Community Art center Fidi Amici Social and | is not likely to be equalled. The Club, pre- at the be- 13 Astor New The School for found- to wit- I million dollars Majestic ; Democracy, Place, Democracy, marks were held iority of them are expected liminary tryouts have already been previous high by fore it for Rochester, Buf- 'York, during the fall term. Mr. ed in Ocober, 1941. during its first less the of the bj under the Graham Jackson, Chief Specialist of the United States Navy, At- departs Ted Lewis and Horace Heidt. ; christening ship held, supervision of the De- lanta Station, is to the sale of War Bonds falo, Cincinnati, Columbus, ! Robeson will step out of the ro.'e year taught more than 3.000 adult BOOKED SOLIDLY i Marian Anderson, celebrated con- following students: Mildred Curtis, Recruiting' contributing: much troit- and Chicago. ; of singer and actor for which he and white students. The •ralto, however. club hostess; Edna by his participation in tire WAGA War Bond Jamboree, which is lo- Negro Caldwell, the cast is is Cab is booked until after cated at Five Points in downtown Atlanta. at 12:30, Graham In many instances internationally known to lecture major direction is toward the trade solidly Charles Dalton, Minard Jones, Every day ! with his accordion the same that appeared in the ori- in the course, “Life and Culture of union movement. Its statement of the first of the year. His schedule Theodore Patterson, Estee Wells, appears offering plenty of patriotic music, which likes to hear Theatre production in the indicates that “it was found- includes week stands at the Orphe- Conceived Idea Of David Byrd, and Cornelius Mat- everybody a'? the War Bondi Jamboree takes to the air ginal guild j Negro People.’’ policy Los Golden { Bonds to all comers. Not is Jackson his 1935, with Todd Duncan as Porgy ed to that um Theatre, Angeles; thews. Anthony Cotton is in charge selling only Graham helping One of the very few courses in help spread knowledge Francisco: Rain- Vessel j nation this war in uniform the Elzv Serena. Edward and foster hat of Gate Theatre, San Naming of publicity. fight by volunteering for service the of ! Ruby playing Negro in New York, spirit free in- N S)—When Jake, and history given bow' Rendevu. Salt Lake City; Or- WASHINGTON—(S The seamen in the Navy and helping to sell War Bonds, but he pays also, tribute to other Matthews the fisherman which a democratic college's new | j this course will present the con- quiry upon Para- BOOKER T. WASHINGTON, first of his race who for their Graham invites Harvey as the snopkeep- pheum Theatre, Omaha; Naval School are expected to add ! members are fighting country. Georgette tributions of the in people’s morale must be built.” named for a 1 the Bess Negro people mount Theatre. Des Moines; Capi- Liberty Ship Negro, several news features to all young men to come and see him soon at the Naval Station er Maria. Anne Brown, Included the staff of 56 the show Recruiting the cf the American na among slides down the ways at the Cali- ] was with building tol Theatre. Sioux City; Orpheum next week. They have de- in Atlanta. of the original company, instructors and guest lecturers are: at already tion and its democratic institutions, Theatre, Minneapolis; Orpheum fornia Shipbuilding Corporation monstrated their the current until June j singing in ! production 1 Kumar Goshal, East Indian schol- the ability and will analyze the historical mis- Theatre. St. Paul; Riverside The- Wilmington, CaL, proudest an leff to for a con- impressive serenade of officials and then study ar; Dr. Max Yergan. executive di- witness of the event will be Peter and 1 short- conceptions and distortions which atre, Milwaukee; Regal Theatre, students of the college a few cert career which will begin of worker in the have used to create rector the Council on African Chicago; Theatre, Pitts- B. Ross, 62-year-old The been prejudice Stanley nights ago. Hamptonians, swing ly- Affairs; Jacques Roumain, director shipyard. band of and segregation in America. burgh; Paradise Theatre, Detroit, the college, will also make Morton, well known tc was who Ben Gets Etta of the bureau of othnology of the For it Ross conceived Carter and on Christmas the Callo- their first In Mr. Eve, public appearance of the I as the originator addition tc the the idea of the movie audiences Robeson, republic of Haiti, Dr. Philip way organization begins a three I naming 10,000-ton season during Talent Foner, Night. of the ’’Carioca” song in the film following Negro artists and writers author of “Business and weeks’ at Frank Dai- vessel in memory of the noted Slavery”; engagement Down to Rio,” assumed ley’s famed Meadowbrook in Ce- Negro educator and founder of I “Flying will lecture: Dr. Alain Leroy Locke, Lee Huberman, former labor editor example of role at that time and will con- dar New Tuskegee Normal and Industrial democracy in action the urofessor of philosophy at Harvard of the newspaper PM.; Sergoi Kour- Grove, Jersey. tour. Toe oth- Institute at Ala. As a bor last December. He was a Role ! tinue to play it on author Tuskegee, Done Film author of ‘‘The New Ne- Callow’ay has received hundreds university, nakoff, military journalist, to the cast who of letters of congratulations for result, his wrife, Mrs. Julia C. Ross, member cf St. Aim Church before er newcomers gro’ ’and other books; W. C. Handy, of the recent “Russia’s Fighting outstanding personal suc- his efforts towards the of will be matron of honor when entering the army. He has the unusual ; scored the father of the blues; Langston Forces”; Morris U. Schappes, au- releasing HOLLYWOOD—(ANP)—Highlighted by many who sing? Marian Anderson, celebrated con- signal honor of a cesses are Avon Long, buses in the Southern territory for having pai de and eventful with one unpleasant skirmish Hughes, poet; Gecrge Murphy, for- thor of ‘‘Letters from the Tombs”; tralto, christens the BOOKER T. at experiences, only dances the mischievous Negro orchestras. Calloway, before grounds Ft. Knox Kentucky and mer editor for the Earl Robinson, composer; Dr. Ho- 1 contract featured Jack- Washington WASHINGTON. dedicated to his with jim crow, Ben Carter, famous Fox Life.” and Hariet leaving for California, made a spe- memory and nam- “Sportin' Afro-American, now national sec- ward Selsam, author of “What is cial to D. to Mr. Ross who t^me to the Cali- ed Erooks Field. returned from three locations in the New York area son, the Clara. trip Washington, C., player, ; retary of the National Maritime Philosophy?” fornia Shipbuilding Corporation on current Alexander Smallens. who was plead the case of Negro bands be- and is busy at work on the home lot completing his --- April 25, 1942. after an director of the origina. fore Mr. Joseph Eastman, head of interesting Dive.” Archie story of musical career, conceived his idea of honor- BTW picture, “Crash Directed by Mayo, is on the the Offices of Defense Transpor- j Admirer Of “Poitgv and Bess,” again warfare stars Power with Anne as conduc- tation. ing the Negro educator after he American submarine Tyrone podium and will serve had watched a number of To See forthcoming The Wires THREATEN BANDS large Launching Baxter opposite, rlus Dana Anderson, James Gleason, Charles tor throughout the Tapping launchings at the company’s yards. Calloway, whose efforts were un- the colored member of the cast. tour. and “The Devil Sat WASHINGTON—(SNS)—A 19- ; Crapewin and Carter, only has oc- HAROLD JOVIEX tary Secret,” selfish because he and After discussing his plan with tragedy that By his orches- The only motion Down and Cried.” Cab Callo- Mrs. he wrote to -year-old Negro youth who heeded was the* CHICAGO—(ANP) —A tra if use Ross, Congress- nie an assistant director. the run seldom, ever, buses, paint- Booker T. FART RE-WRITTEN Carr, curred during Ed- hair work, man Thomas Ford in Washington's admoni- the the beauti- picture assignment will keep way’s long “Symphony ed an adequate word of a Washington, Carter, who the charac- this official told death from old age of picture tion to obtain an industrial educa- portays Indignantly (Anderson from ap- Americana,” is scheduled for a D. C.. and asked his assistance "Mi'. one brougli die (Rochester situation, which if continued, wrould of “Oliver.” an officer's mess hotel manager. Cai'ter is ful Pay who nightly a iton will be one of the more than ter i great. on the first two or three premiere hearing at Carnegie with the project. Congressman actors in our off Pat w^as pearing have put 90 per cent of the Ne- attendant, was allotted the impor- of the most important i on and stage. Hall concert _Add those Ford 500 Negro skilled, semi-skilled and Porgy Jack Benny broadcasts. The Ben- shortly bands out of called the matter to the of him a better Beck beer goa. gro business. The tant part due to the recognition company. Either give I the prize winniing air Sun- roles in Walt attention of the Maritime Com- unskilled workers who will ny program returns to the “mammy” Disney’s pi’esent release of buses is a trial shipyard room or cancel all 50 for the rest four replace- his usual talents by 20th-Century and necessitated October 4 and Rochester steps screen cartoons to Lillian Ran- but it is i mission, and one month later Ad- witness the launching of the ado day, reasonable to assume that Fox executives. was in- of us.’’ Without further he was i before a suitable substitute sche- miral The part ments | into his well known role a few dolph's heavy entertainment the trial Emory S. Land, chairman of Liberty Ship, BOOKER T. WASH- to and best 1 period would be made tended at first for a Swedish com- moved one of the largest wras found. dule. She comes back as comedy the Maritime Commission, tele- INGTON, at the Califonia has ) I weeks later. permanent. Ship- edian, but was rewritten to fit Car- furnished rooms in the place. Tlie ^nst of Porgy and Bess for the Great Gildersleeve : Mr. Ross that his support In the graphed plan building Corporation’s Wilmington saw some of the on i addition, Negro Actor’s ter’s type of portrayal. Jamestown, R. I., done a great deal of voluntary I Marian Anderson, whose voice via NBC soon. Guild j has been approved. yards. of the adopted the following reso- Although his scenes are mostly most important filming behalf of the treasury department Toscanini once described as the lution: “Cab The is Ernest Enloe ! with the Erskin Hawkins is for Calloway thru the youth Cotton, threaded through the lighter vein, scenes, which wound up and the USO since the beginning greatest in a hundred years, made ready Executive Board of the Negro Shipyard i who attended Institute thousands hour ver- If the war Guild, was Tuskegee he has to portray a number of se- biggest spectacle using i of 4he run, playing an I an appearance on the Telephone any contingency. mailed a resolution our at from 1938 to sailors and marines of the Navy. WOR and Series” Mon- makes it impossible to continue expressing Workers Praised Tuskegee, Ala., quences where tragedy and death of sion of the musical over Hour "Great Artists gratitude and to him . 1941. as the of the the war with his band, he’ll go to teach- appreciation I stalk over the shell-swept seas. Ap- Carter, recipient Navy +he Mutual network in I day, September 14, via NBC. for WASHINGTON—(SNS)—The in- his unselfish efforts in appear- col- medal, is the center of this episode. series, giv- ing school—dropping the baton tegration of work- ; parently inspired by the first bond’s American opera The eminent contralto sang ing before Mr. Negro shipyard j Young Cotton was trained as a at for the chalk. Hawkins receiv- Joseph Eastman, ored hero of the World War, Upon of the location I ! Mes Yeux” from ers into skilled and semi-skilled 1 present completion hi" a complete performance "Pleurez, Pleurez, Director of the Office of sheet-metal worker at Tuskegee returned to New i°r seven ed his degree at Alabama State Transpor- the writer has Carter almost dupli- work, Carter Fort Momouth. P. J- Massenet’s “Le Cid,” "Hallelujah” tation, to plead for a relaxation of occupations was termed ‘a splen- ; and returned to the West Coast in to the Teachers College in 1932. Re- cate the fearless machine-gun man. York, and upon reporting ■thousand soldiers, and appearing by Hummel and two spirituals, the order did example of democracy in act- to seek cently he a “refresh- controlling movement of i 1941 employment in a de- Dorie Miller. Fox offices there was given a at the Stage “Sometimes I feel Like a Mother- completed ion” this ring by Swimming every Friday night buses, because of its effect on the week by a spokesman for fense are the with er” course at New York Univer- plant. Although Negroes through surf coated with week’s vacation in city Door canteen. less Child” and “My Soul’s Been lives and fortunes of the California Cor- blazing Negro musi- Shipbuilding employed in a variety of skilled oil wTas but one of the tough real- his first time in the Anchored in the Lord.’’ sity. cians. | pay. Being And, Mr. Calloway doesn’t poration. the he the seven Spotlight Bands, the radio series categories at California Ship- iftic assignments he had to fill in metropolis, packed ON FUND BOARD — use buses.” | WAR THE TAPPERS TATTLES, which features a different In a formal m no sheet with seeing, meeting o r t v guests statement, issued building Corporation, I battle scenes. days sight WASHINGTON— < ANP) —F Wendell Marshall, the new young Strangely enough, of the hun- celebrities and of ! dance orchestra for a half hour connection with the forthcoming metal openings were available ! The occasion where at- many New York and able leaders in with Lionel dreds of letters j jim-crow outstanding bass player Hampton’s six a week over the Blue received, scores of not Harlem. | nights launching of the BOOKER T. when the youth applied there for tempted to bob up and was as course missing finance and labor, plus a band, is a cousin of the late Jim- them are from band leaders and j business leads off with Harry James, for it’s WASHINGTON, first Liberty Ship work. i quickly squashed was in stylish of community-minded men Blanton, former Ellington bass musicians, but many come from Carter feels very over the group my fall return to the airlanes, Mon- to be named Met the happy for a Negro, the Cotton accepted a job as a janitor | Newport, R. L. at airport women are listed as directors thumper _ Walter Bishop’s new music and dance fans in the South. j predictions made by Utudio offi- and day, September 21. A new program If spokesman declared: in the yards but en- in New York, where he had flown War Fund, which tune. Watson, the Rhythm” the ban on buses had continued, immediately cials that this is the finest role, of the Community "Quick idea is to be installed where the these ‘Our personnel records reflect the 1 tered a defense school for from here, by studio officials, tye named Dr. Garnet C. Wil- is to zoom into mass pop- fans would have been denied training and he will receive the greatest recently expected ; guest bands will do their broad- same standard welders. months his I joined the 49 other players, offi- a la his “Shhh, It’s A Mili- ‘live” dance music by their fav- high of efficiency Five ago in- j acclaim of of his pictures. kinson to its membership. ularity cast from a service center off the i a'is and technicians there any past orite bands. and loyalty among our approximat- ! dustry was rewarded when he already beaton path or from defense plants and went bv train to ly 500 Negro employees as obtains was given regular employment as ; they New which have received the Army and j London, Conn. The room assigned in the balance of our yard force. a welder. ! Navy “E” award. Among the top- Carter at the Mohican hotel, the “Negroes are employed in the va- The young Tuskegee graduate did notch orchestras guesting on the • largest and finest in town, was sat- rious crafts throughout he not get an to work on serious last fall were Earl Hines yards opportunity j isfactory. United Nations Race and Count Basie. such as i the named for Victory Says Won’t welding, shipfitting, chip- ship which will be Only gets bftter room burning and the founder of his school but was ping, painting. j Don’t forget the MBS airs “We that to a believe this is a splendid assigned similar ship nearby. ; But later at Newport, in exclusive the Chalky Wright-Lulu Cos- Theatre Bayview. his room was small, tantine prize fight from Madi- Support shabby, and 0ne for hotel son obviously Will Freedom-Robeson Square Gardens in New By DOLORES CALVIN- colored Bring the employees. Thc star took gan on their visit to North York, Friday. Sept. 25. NEW YORK—(Calvin’s News Footlight Flickers one look, then complained to Ben- To American Aviation Plant. RADIO STARS VIA PLATTERS Service—“In years to come, we Famed Baritone Sings, Speaks —(In place of the usual persona- shall be watching dramas on the By ALVIN MOSES las. When in New York City,_ lized record reviews until reviewers American stage portraying the sym- MORE LIKE A FOREST FIRE drop in on host Douglass. Workers of North American Co. Hold Reception For again receive sample reviewing rec- bolic lives of Joe Louis, Dcrie Mil- NEW YORK—(A N P )—Theatre Ananias Berry,, of the interna- ords—this scribe offers you a high- ler, Dr. George Washington Carver, row ,night-spot habitues, and the tionally famous “BERRY BROTH- Musical Tab! spot listing of what appears to be thousand portunity to appear before these Marian Anderson and the greatest sporting world in general are talk- ERS,” will tell you_he’s the_ LOS ANGELES—Tea New Sailors At interesting in the current record North American 'aircraft workers, Mr. Robeson com- fare.) that our ace has produced, but at ing about A1 Douglas’s new business Billy LaHiff and the ‘Toots” Shore workers in the this here thrilled to the mended the CIO on its great cam- Columbia Wil- moment, Negroes will not sup- venture. ."T$ie Heat Wave.” We’re of Negro business men. Aviation Plant Cuttings:—Teddy and words of Paul on behalf cf Negro employ- son and his piano, album of port their own colored actors in inclined to say that thfe name of DON’T COMPROMISE. Dixon sirring songs paign Institute eight Sought and record sides. By dur- he visted them ment in war-time industry Hampton the theatre and help us to progress fhe swank eatery and bar has been WITH THE MUGGERS CARL Robeson when ; By DITON discrimi- Decca Fitz- the removal of all — to lunch hour, 16, urged — A Doings:—Ella such walks — their September Va. plays of achievement.” So misnamed. Instead of j The Negro “mugger” who NFW YORK — ng HAMPTON. (ANP) merely being ; (ANP) Th' as and The Four 1 invitation of the factory natory practises against Negroes in gerald Keys, declared young and vivacious Avon a neat wave ,it’s caught the fancy the streets of Harlem.is to our friends of the Dean Dixon at the joint formal reception and dance Sym the measure. “I am He’s My Guy-Four Leaf Clover and Bess” men” and Local 887 of a win-the-war honor of the 128 Long, “Porgy star and a of Harlemites so rapidly that it ; city what Africa’s “Leopard phony society of this haw nanagement newly-arrived In Your chy of he “to see so many of Pockets; This Is the sensation as in au rates are Ufnited Automobile Workers glad,” said, seamen at the U. S. Naval school “Sportin’ Life,” justly being called_“The to peace-loving tribesmen- ! announced a plan to effect the dis- an album of four records men and women, at Army, interview at his mere- CIO. my people, both i of Hampton institute was (held modernistic apart- Forest Fire.” He’s a mean* sort of cuss, who discovery and artistic encourage- America. featuring the original all-sol- as chair- work in this plant. It is a good in the ment, 351 West 114th Street. both colored and ly thinks you_a sucker when i ment of latent talent throughout Mr. Robeson, speaking ! Saturday evening gymna- dier cast from the show of the Newspapermen, that this and ‘We tried to man the Council on African sign and I hope plant ! sium of the college. The affair get them to stand white throughout the nation, know you talk church talk with him or ! the western hemisphere. of same name; Andy, Hip Hip ! that only a Unit- others will keep up the good work.’’ ! was the college social behind the Negro in the Negro Ac- and respcet A1 Douglas. It will be endeavor to rationalize with him: | Affairs, declared arranged by Hooray-Take It and Git; Jim- To those who do not know of will free- The invitation of the North j committee, of which Dr. Flemmie tors’ Guild,” he continued, ‘‘and recalled that he was the person- _So-o-o-o-lets take this Trojan ! ed Nations victory bring my Dorsey, Murderstic—What the achievement of this and stressed the American Aviation plant to Mr, P. Kittrell, dean of women, is they wouldn’t. But when the Guild able gent who ushered in_world’s horse from within our gates j organiza- dom for all peoples Makes Sammy Run; Erskine and( ; tion it may be said that for sev- front of chairman. went on a were need for an immediate second Robeson is particular significance ; Butterfield, Tow’n Train boat-ride, they be- heavyweight champion JOE LOUIS’S brand him for all times:_brand 4 Sleepy ; eral years it has given to Harlem for a free India, at this time when this factory ; Present at he reception were -You hind us then!” coming to the town when the as he ruthlessly does our in Europe and Made Me Care. big him, the administrative | probably finest concerts in Africa as a shows new evdience of progressive ; members of the Via Victor-Bluebird: — This is IT WILL TAKE TIME Bomber was making goo-goo eyes wives, sweethearts, sisters, mothers, and a democratic this community’s history. these oat in giving jobs staff of the college, officers of the The another album of ‘Porgy and Bess’ describes life at the title crown. the brothers, and aged means of mobilizing employment policies Army, tunes Already big jI fathers:-j naval student leaders, and from our effective allies. on an basis to Negro workers. school, the all-soldier show with Vic- of poor colored iolks in South names of show-life are break his arm when you catch it At once a as equal nightly i least year, it has peoples women of the senior class. tor his delight at the op- men doing unskilled work young recordings stars including Fats Carolina's Catfish Row. it will take making the Heat Wave, located on around your neck (if you’re power- financed publicity and profession- Expressing Negro orchestra j to The Hapmton Institute Waller participating Tommy Dor- some time to have about the West 145th street near ave- ful him- in the i are being encouraged participate plays Eighth i enough); kick groin; al musical service for high-calibre furnished music for dancing. Manhattan in schools to acquire sey, Serenade-Blues, better side of our lives, because nue, a “must” on their nightly —smash a loose milk-bottle symphonic concerts (often reach- HEARS plant training j CAMP EDISON will them for Blazes, Yank Rachell, Peach Tree there has to be a theme Mr. pleasure rounds. It is the rendez- in his a standee skills which qualify first,” j square face_carry police ing proportions), featuring COOTIE WILLIAMS Blues; three blues recordings. —: INSTRUCTION BUSINESS Long states. Meanw’hile, the Gersh- vous of the conservative as well as (though they’re never around when a symphony orchestra which bore promotions. YOU ro- SHOULDN’T HAVE MISS- — — oy PIONEER BUSINESS COLLEdE. wTin musical is a the and who want them) whistle and blow the name of Dean the first YORK tANP) Cootie Mr. Robeson, accompanied doing very good boys girls lay-it-on- you Dixon, NEW 1 ED THESE direc- operating with the Civil Service Com- BROADCASTS: (A re- entertainment the line novel ! it until feel burst- conductor that the growl trumpet Dr Max Yergan, executive Colored job, supplying on for unique and enter- your lungs like genuine Negro Williams, great | mhision in helping train more sume of outstanding radio programs America has his band to Edi- or of the Council on African Af- ami Typists for Govern- Broadway. tainment. ing;_walk in groups of six and yet produced. king, took Camp Stenographers aired during the summer months). a volun- in or- ment Service. New Units form every Avon New seven and sure one N. J., Monday to play fairs, is visiting California The ‘Remember,” continued, Dan 'Parker, of the York I make you have son, Monday. Day and Night individual Joeter-Dillars orchestra on Mr. Dixon seems to have made under the auspices of the address three meet- “the Federal Projects had fine in- Mirror; Ed Sullivan, Daily News; or two fearless comrades with you; teer date der to gigantic instruction. Dormitory accommodations. the Fitch Bandwagon from St. his initial step in the direction orchestra division of USO-Camp in Los San Francis- Send for application blank, registration Louis tellectual plays at the Lafayette Murray Lewis, Hype Igee, A1 _do as we have been telling the ings, Angeles, Sunday,. August 16, Dean Buck, of working for our much talked- fee $3.00 Moderate tuition. short nation do last shows. co and Oakland, on the subject of | Dixon the New Theatre, praising the work of the Joe (Evening Telegram; Williams; to since summer, ! ! Courses. Write—Director, 027 S. Broad directing York of democracy in a practical been the trum- in Frank Nat form editors way. Cootie has playing ‘‘Negro and Colonial Peoples the ! Street. Philadelpluu, l*a- PEX.-2035. Philharmonic over Negro like ‘Haiti’ with Canada Lee, Cass Adams; Graham; “vigilantes” (all Negro His Symphony CBS, i orchestra was made up of for 17 years with Chick Webb, Bass, 10. to see Dan Joe are with me now on this) pet War Effort.” Mrs. Charlotta Friday July The broadcast by them. Two-thirds of the Fleicher; Burley; Bostic; agreed white and of such —: WANTED | Negro player Hetcher Henderson, Duke Elling- and of the Cali- the Columbia network of the audience each were white Bus Miiier; Carl Lawrence; Les and.like the dirt like Mus- editor publisher TEACHERS Business College; Third night rats, I as were deemed Ob- ton and Bennie Goodman. Twelve (3) competent. fornia Negro news- 1 (2) Music School; (2) Vocatlnal School; Annual. American Music Festival but our people wouldn’t come out Bromberg; Frank Forbes; Teddy solini did the Hafia society and the it did Eagle, leading | viously, not. and certainly of those years he spent with Elling- (2) School of Languages. Good oppor- from Soldier Field in who Carroll and a raft of other news- Cammorista of Italy, when he was paper, and Mr. Revels Cayton, State Chicago on theatre-goers from Broadway cannot, allay the abundance of ton, this country and cover- tunities. Immediate Employment in 12. touring accom- : Sunday, July Eddie South, Mu- would are nice about a real man and not the mouse ■ of the CIO, and New Jersey. Write walk, a mile to see a good men; saying things (par- hidden racial that exists on Dukes famous Euro- vice-president Pennsylvania sic Festival prejudice ing Europe details:—PIONEER EXCHANGE, 627 from Field in Chica- OrucagG s to Harlem—Ai don us; the rat) that he is today:,. m corner panied Mf’- Robeson and Dr. Yer- gdt Doug- every of our country*. pean junkets, _ dost*. B*

A GLANCE AT LAST YEAR’S GET PERMISSION TO PAY PRIVATE DEBTS FOOTBALL SEASON

The 1942 football season is here, with the Booker T. Washington High School Bulldogs slated to raise the curtain Friday afternoon at Harper’s Field. At present, however, No Blackout In Lethal Power For Conn To some doubt that it Be there is this game will materialize, since Sharpening Fight Staged is reported that Booker T. Washington High School, of East Chattanooga, Tenn., will not have a team this year. Before the current season opens, it may be well to take East Coast Major a retrospective view at last year’s season as a refresher for Oct. 12 followers of the great American sport. Afternoon, In the SIAC the Morris Brown College Wolverines won Football Camps NEW YORK CITY—(SNS)—Joe Louis, wor’d’s heavy- the conference crown for the second year in success:on with weight champion, and “Billy” Conn, who are scheduled to victories over all opponents. The Florida A. and M. Rattlers Colored Candidates ?lug it out in a title bout at the Yankee Stadium, Oct ber 12, finished in second place, having lost only to Morris Brown are now going through customary training routine for their by a score of 20-0. Report at second fistic battle. Harvard, The Brown Bomber, now Sar- Jacobs is expecting about 77,000 WOLVERINES SHARE NATIONAL geant Joe Louis of Fort Riley, boxing fans to witness the en- TITLE WITH LANGSTON Cornell, Boston Kansas, has been given 37 days counter. i BOSTON—(A N P)—The r- am leave to train for the bout. He PERMISSION TO Morris Brown’s of the North Carolina collegiate football picture fn *.942 arrived at his camp. which is PAY stunning upset PRIVATE DEBTS reveals colored feature-pi jects located in Greenwood Lake, N. Y., State Eagles by a score of 7-6, in the “Peach Blossom Clas- last week NEW YORK — at Harvard, Cornell, Boston i.uiver- with his co-manager, tSNS>—Sergeant sic” the Wolverines claim on the national Julian Black. Louis now Joe Louis and Private Billy Conn gave undisputed rity and Brown. weighs 220 pounds, but to enter will be permitted to pay private championship. Then, when Morris Brown dropped the New Cornell's headliners should in- hopes the ring against Conn at about debts totaling §135,451.53 from the to in the Vulcan Bowl at clude the sensational Pierce Year’s Day tilt Langston Birming- Sammy 206. receipts of their heavyweight as a made his- ham, the two teams shared the mythical national title. who, sophomore, championship fight for the Army as one of the finest running Meanwhile. Tuskegee’s Golden Tigers also turned a brilliant per- tory Conn, known as Emergency Relief Fund at the backs of the 1941 season. Most of Yankee stadium The “Billy The Kid,” staged his initial the afternooh of formance in 1941, winning eight out of ten games. us j up in the Harvard stadium press workout in the Lyceum Gymna- October 12. lost to Morris 29-6, and to Florida, 15-6. box were enthused over this The writers’ Tigers only Brown, j quite sium, Pittsburgh, but is now train- sports committee in North ex-Glen Cove school- at his charge of the announced After a perfect conference record, the Carolina , flashy High ing camp, located at Rum- fight boy of New York who stands 6 feet son, N. J. Saturday that the War Department State Eagles were disqualified in the Cl A A for using an in- 1, and 185 and who had agreed for Louis to meet pri- the confer- weighs pounds, BOUT TO BE STAGED eligible player, and for the second straight year vate obligations of $100,951.53 and plays right or fullback. Cornell may IN AFTERNOON Conn of ence was awarded to Morgan. The Bears won also the return of last $34,500 instead of fighting championship greet year's j According to present the' Pirates plans under the original plan suggested six out of seven games, losing only to the Hampton sophomore reserve halfback, Char- bout will be held in the afternoon, by the War Department. Under C. Smith was with lie Robinson. ex-Madison High. due to New York’s in an 8-6 upset. Johnson second, Virginia dimout regula- that plan no payments w'ould be N.J, schoolboy, who also tips the tions. The events are State a close third. preliminary made to any private or running scales around 185. Cornell can use slated to group State Thorobreds defeated all conference get underway at three person. The Kentucky Charlie this vear. o'clock, with the main bout to The committee said that Louis rivals for the of the Midwestern Association, BENTLEY AT BROWN follow at four. championship owed the 20th Century Sporting a Both Louis and Conn were and in the South Atlantic Conference, Allen maintained Erown university, Rhode Island, given Club $59,805.50 and John Rox- the famed alma mater of Frits permission to fight by the War clean slate in all conference to annex the crown. borough, one of his managers, games Department, and all Pollard, will be a team to watch proceeds will $41,146.03. Conn’s obligation of The Southwestern Conference failed to name a confer- be donated to the this season With a wealth of good Army Emergency $34,500 also is to the 20th Century was for Relief. Tickets for the ence champion, after Prairie View disqualified using bali carries the Brown Bears last fight will Sporting Club, of which Mike Ja- in range from $3 to $40, and Mike cobs is an ineligible plaver, and Chevney Teachers came thru season uncovered sophomore Char- promoter. flying colors in the North Atlantic Conference, lie Bentley, a colored boy who was chosen Rhode Island all-state OUTSTANDING SIAC PLAYERS quarterback while at East Provi- dence high. Bentley, a reserve last on SIAC last There were several outstanding players year, is making a strong bid now Only Two More Home forces. year, most of whom have been called to the armed amidst a host of brilliant rivals. As These stellar performers include: Backs—Moody, Jenkins, last year, however, the Brown line does not match the rear offenses. Lucus ; Elam Swiggius (Morris Brown) (Morehouse); the line stands Sawyer, Provided Brown up, (Clark); Crenshaw (Ala. State); Sams, Robinson, hear a lot from the Bears. i you’ll Games For Bow- (Tuskegee*: Williams, Harrison (Florida A. and M.); Speaking of good linemen, one of Redlegs Ho- man Hall (LeMoyne); Oglesby, i the best in the east should be Only two more home games re- (Fisk) ; Harper (Talladega); 1 I Crosley Field because of the dis- and R. Fields ward (Red) Mitchell of Boston uni- ! main on the Red’s schedule for tant Ross (Lane); McBee, Rogers (Xavier); Leake 1 rightfield barrier. versity. Howie is the lone remain- this season. The club is due to meet During the week tile Reds pur- (Benedict). der of the famous Thcmas-Mitchel! the Pittsburgh Pirates in a ladies' | chased a new catcher for 1943 de- I duo of last season and, as you day game Saturday Sept. 26. then livery. He is ECHOES FROM SCOA 1 Ray Mueller who has Charlie Thomas is now in the close the season know, with these same been with the Braves and Pirates CONFAB IN MEMPHIS with Sidat-Singh, even Prates the army along following afternoon. in the National League. Mueller The annual of the Southern Coaches anckOffi- if were not included in the Until the Reds return meeting they home, they has had a great season on the Pa- week-end in was army all-star football elevens. Mit- will be the Na- cials which transpired last Memphis, Tenn., touring through cific Coast with Sacramento, and the chell is an Indianapolis bey, well tional League’s nvesipm section, is characterized by a discussion of new rules and problems | considered by far the peer of his constructed and is a hard-fighting with successive series scheduled at in their game during j league's catchers. He has worked which confront officials assignments end for the B U. Terriers. This | Pittsburgh. Chicago. and St Louis ail but a dozen of his SERGEANT JOE has taken time out from Conn. Brown team’s the season. year Mitchell and Captain Ray LOUIS •‘Billy” The Bomber, training at Green- The two games at St. Louis on games, has hit consistently over While the coaches were officials for this year’s Whelan, white, the other B. U. ter- the regular army routine to train for a title bout with wood N. is the paces shown Wednesday 23. and assigning Lake, Y., going through night, Sept. .300, and has done a fine all minal, should rate among the best. in Thursday afternoon 24 will games, the officials’ discussion centered around professional thin photo snapped before a previous fight. Sept. around job. a new rateher is a Howie is a B.U. star-regular in ethics. other the officials were much con- immediately precede the Reds’ re- necessity with the Reds, because Among things, and baseball. turn football, (basketball to their home diamond. Lamanno assume for Ray probably will be in cerned with having the home team responsibility And Jim another sepia Childs, Tnis final road trip the Reds are the armed forces before the next off of the field, and providing more police lineman, from Big Ten keeping spectators hailing now on has proved one thing to season rolls around. territory, is making a good bid Manager Bill McKechnie and it is Tickets protection. The SIX SIAC TEAMS PLAY for the Reds’ final two tackle the new in the for a Terrier position. that Max Marshall’s best Following a movie on officiating, changes position games are now on sale at line better than the down- B. U. looks much is centerfield. Max came as a were discussed members of the Rules Interpretation up town office at 307 Vine St. rules by _ rightfielder, played left, and now headed H. L. Moseley. team in Baltmore which Committee, by college j is in the position he belongs in, in PAID TO THE would give a game to such a TRIBUTE gladly NINE-GAME SCHEDULES the opinion of McKechnie. What’s team, Tuskegee’s Golden Tigers LATE DAVE ALSTON more, his hitting has picked uo would do the same, Wilbcrforce. j In a feature article in The Saturday Evening Post, 1j JOEL W. Oct. 17-KnoxviIIe Atlanta since he moved into his new spot. the Texas outfits the Langston By SMITH Wallace tribute to the late Dave Alston, who Oct. 24-S. C. State .. Orangeburg j Being a left-handed pull hitter, Banned Francis pays | teams, all wait just such an oppor- Pigskin A check on the number of to Nov. 7-Moreliouse Atlanta lie was particularly effective at this summer. to Alston, Mr. Wallace writes: up games be played by died Referring | unity. Nov. 21-Benedict Columbia Efcbetts Field, Brooklyn, and the an this is discrimination SIAC teams during the 1942 football season reveals that six a note has no in such article, Apparently Nov. 26-Morris Brown .. Atlanta Polo New “Perhaps tragic place 1 Grounds, York, where of the first water. What coach teams face schedules. This includes: Ala- but in talking about by sophomore of the year I cannot re- nine-game group hitters of his type have the ad- At wouldn’t gladly have Wilmeth Sidat State Florida A. Bishop frain from that it does seem Dave Sturgeon Alston bama Teachers College, Benedict College, saying Singh in his backfield, tossing FLORIDA A. & M. COLLEGE for this world. This son of a Negro Baptist coach and M. College, Lane College, Morris Brown Colege, and Oct. 3-A. Morehouse College. South against only five opponents. Nov. 26-Xavier New Orleans Sixfey-Second Fall convocation, a he would go in New Carolina State and Tus- Out Joe wonder back. As Penn State freshman, performed A service game College, Non-conference teams to be Dec. 5-Orange Blossom Classic -j Sergeant President ning and Friday morning, Joseph frosh. York, Washington, Baltimore, kegee Institute. SIAC teams during the | J. miracles and Syracuse * by Tampa Rhoads announced that *‘football against Cornell, Army, Colgate The time has ^played j RUMSON, N. J.—(S N S)—It- was all Then, scads of other places. As previously announced, Port 'season include; Kentucky State, j as an intercollegiate sport will be He stood head and shoulders above sophomores. around and Billy Conn, the Irish kid of Pitts- some to stop fiddling Valley State College. Fisk Univer- Wilberforce, and Lincoln (Mo.), i discontinued for the duration of a in mid-August, he died of coronary can dis- KNOXVILLE COLLEGE burgh. talking Saturday, and lie after tonsillectomy put the boys where they sity, LeMoyne College, and Talla- (Midwestern); Alcorn, (South Cen-1 the war.” want to name similar Oct. 3-Lane Jackson blew long and loudly that he'd embolism, at the age of twenty. I just don’t play their best wares under dega College have dropped the tral); Allen, Georgia State, Florida Oct. 10-Benedict Knoxville knock out Joe Louis, the cham- back in his he’s my sophomore of the year in ! conditions to the whites. greatest of all outdoor games for Normal, (South Atlantic); A. & T., The president stated that “the any place; the j! Oct. 17-CIark Atlanta, pion, at New York’s Yankee What do Negroes care about Wal- duration. Virginia Union, Lincoln, (Pa.) increasing demand of the war on Oct. 24-Miles on memoriam.” __ Birmingham Stadium October 12. lace Wade’s Western All-Army All of the CIAS team will play (CIAA); and Southern, Langston, the manpower and educational Nov. 7-Alabama A. & M. .. Normal i It will be a fight between Ser- team? Is it interesting to them? at least five conference games, Prairie View, and Wiley, (South- services of the college, and the Nov. 14-S. C. State _ Knoxville Louis and Private thus troops’ morale but the Alabama State Hornets western) j geant Conn, insistence that students Does it buila Negro Nov. growing football with listed face The SIAC schedules 21-Tuskegee Tuskegee being a “natural” between prin- i to see 50 to 60 pampered eight games will complete shorten the time normally allotted more Southern follow; cipals of a standing grudge in Un- stars singled out to perform before Intercollegiate to college attendance, by applying No Army Atheltic Association rivals than cle Sam’s Army. Why Negro crowds to raise dough for army LANE COLLEGE themselves with the greatest pos- ALABAMA A. & M. COLLEGE big any other team in the The Conn opined that he would “not relief? loop. Sept. 26-Wiley Marshall sible diligence, have rendered foot- only non-conference game to be only whip Joe, I’ll knock him out.” And the pre-flight training cen- Sept. 26-Wilberforce Xenia Oct. 3-Knoxville Jackson ball temporarily impractical for played by Alabama Tigers will be The Pittsburger said he had learn- ters- of the navy? Of what interest Oct. 3-Benedict Columbia Oct. 9-Clark Jackson us." Teams ? against Lincoln University of ed is lesson about hot-headedness Football is this ar- Oct. State .. Normal Oct. 17-Southern .... Scotlandville to Negroes in general Missouri. lO-Kentuck; oi Oct. 17-Alcorn Alcorn Oct. 23-Alabama A. & M. Jackson and that he would be “waiting” for However, the president stated rangement and arraignment The Clark University Panthers Oct. 23-Lane Jackson Oct. 31-Florida Tallahassee Louis. the college will retain its member- stars? and Florida A. & M. are Rattlers Nov. 7-Knoxville Normal Nov. 14rWilberforce Xenia Conn said he would not try to in the Southwestern Athletic WANT. PARTICIPATING scheduled ship Aid Morale? to meet seven confer- in Wouldn't in Nov. 11-Ala., State .. Birmingham Nov. 21-Xavier Jackson trade punches with the champion Conference and participate in all They Negroes want to participate whites Nov. 21-Florida Tallahassee Nov. 26-Lincoln (Mo.) _Jackson close. He did say he’d tear Joe loose other conference spcrts, including this program the same as the backfield down around the stomach, get him baskeball and track. and if there is any doubt about the which is going to MOREHOUSE COLLEGE ALVIN E. WHITE in trouble ana move in for the fin- By they would play, miss Chuck Thomas. type of football ALABAMA STATE TEACHERS Oct. 3-Xavier Atlanta Bishop will emphasize intra- building for soldiers to the GUILD AT HARVARD ishing punch. WASHINGTON—(ANP)—Morale is a challenge 10-S. C. State .. this then, COLLEGE Oct. Orangeburg mural sports as a phase of its athletics an team The situation at vantage. He is at a disadvantage at phy- and in this program play that be to a Negro Harvard, in spite Oct. 17-Morris Brown .... Atlanta is an important thing, powers put Oct. 3-CIark Montgomery sical fitness program for all of its authorities who them with the f heavy material losses, is not as Oct. Columbus according to seme certain on the field, equip Oct. 10-Florida Tallahassee 23-Tuskegee students, and expand its important part, bad as it greatly the ef- accessary materials, give them the seems. Excellent line re- Nov. 7-Clark Atlanta Nov. 14-Knoxville Knoxville of training. But most of Oct. 17-S. C. State ... Montgomery Department of Health and are interested in this angle are Physical same whites receive and placements being discovered ; Nov. 14-Florida Normal (Tentative Nov. 26-Benedict Columbia the white sol- training Oct. 23-Xavier Tuscaloosa Education. Entrance exa- toward this have been directed toward and a faster Jacksonville physical forts, watch the results. younger, backfield ap- Oct. 30-Morris Brown Montgomery I. or who won minations and immunization against won fame in playing football, out brochures pears to be in the making. A fast- Nov. 21-Ala. State Montgomery TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE diers who colleges Sending profuse Nov. 7-Lincoln of (Missouri) pervalent contageous and infectous baseball. stories is one er offense will be tailor-made for Jefferson Sept. 26-Xavier _ New Orleans fame on the big league diamonds playing and nice sounding City diseases were initiated last week, and sound of a fleet halfbacks like Nov. A. & M. B’ham MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE Oct. 3-Morris Brown ... Tuskegee if he thing, but the sight running Ray 11-Alabama and an extensive turn out a hellion of a team the Sept. 26-Allen Columbia Oct. 9-Wilberforce Chicago follow-up system There are enough Negro troops 11 lockinghorns Guild, ex-Cambridge school- Nov. 21-Morehouse .. Montgomery Harold Mar- husky all-Negro of health and educa- had the material-yep, star and Oct. 3-Tuskegee Tuskegee Oct. 23-Morehouse Columbus supervision in various camps to put together notch teams is another. a college back who Nov. ... Montgomery with with top boy 26-Tuskegee tion was who in my opinion, ranks Oct. 10-Lincoln (Mo.) _ Atlanta Oct. 31-S. C. State Tuskegee adapted. an all-fired foobali team, one which tin, Will the army do it? They should hasn’t been able to hit his stride | the best. And Harold is already in Oct. 17-Morehouse Atlanta Nov. 7-Florida A. & M. Jacksonville would be capable of giving any and pressure should be brought to due to injuries. Ray is acknowledg- | New quarters have been Oct. 24-Florida A. & M. .. Atlanta Nov. 14-Lincoln develop- for the service. ed one BENEDICT COLLEGE (Pennsylvania) team already formed a tussle bear on them to do it. to be of the fastest backs ed for the department, with TEAMS—WHY NOT? » Oct. 3-Alabama A. & M. Columbia Oct. 30-Ala. State .. Montgomery Philadelphia fully honors when the chips were down. Next thing we know, they’ll be at Harvard. He has played on the equipped offices for two nave teams? Oct.. 10-Knoxville Knoxville Nov. 7-S. C. State ... Orangeburg Nov. 26-Ala. State .. Montgomery part-time I don’t know the foot- Why can’t Negroes basketball Harvard freshman, junior varsity Personally, having all-star army Oct. State Frankfort Nov. 26-Clark Atlanta employed denist, and a full-time am isn’t the same attention given 17-Kentucky ball now in camp, but I Why teams. Let’s have of this pro- and varsity in successive years 5-Peach Blossom players part .. Savannah Dec. Classic XAVIER UNIVERSITY employed dentist a full-time their morale and physical training Oct. 24-Georgia State ,and to bet my favorite old hat, too. which proves he is not lacking the nurse. willing gram Oct. 29-AUen Columbia Sept. 26-Tuskegee .. New Orleans registered as others. Thous- a of Landis’ million has been given stuff to make good. One of the replica Judge ARMSTRONG MEETS RUBIO Nov. 7-Virginia Union .. Columbia SOUTH CAROLINA Oct. 3-Morehouse Atlanta a kick in ands dollars have been spent on athletics sons of the state NAACP The department’s staff members dollar chapeau, against of NEWARK, N. J.-(SNS)—Henry Nov. 14-Florida A. & M. Tallahassee STATE COLLEGE Oct. 17-Prairie View .. New Orleans for and there are in are: Dr. o. W. if the asked the white outfits, meet Norman Ray Guild, Jr., is now Oct. 3-N...... Phillips, dentist; the pants, army Armstrong will president, Nov. 21-Clark .. Columbia C. State Orangeburg Oct. 23-Ala. State Tuscaloosa over coun- Drs. O. L. them scores of all the his senior He be one of .. Bledsoe and G. T. Cole- Negro footballers and gave them Rubio, welterweight of Albany, N. year. may Nov. 26-S. C. State _ Columbia Oct. 10-Morehouse Orangeburg Nov. 2-Wiley Shreveport

calcu- ... man, the same chance they are giving try—glamour organizations Y.. in a 10-round bout at Qan the Harvard seniors to face Yale Oct. 17-Ala. State Montgomery Nov. 14-Langston .. New Orleans physicians; Mildred R. Smith, whites the replies would be aston- lated to stimulate something or Francisco, Cal., on October 12, it this fall. Other colored grid pros- CLARK COLLEGE Oct. 24-Clark Orangeburg Nov. 21-Lane Jackson Registered Nurse; and Leroy T. ishing. Coaches, well, they’ve got other. Let’s have some colored was announced Tuesday by George pects? There are bound to be Oct. 3-Alabama State.. Montgomery Oct. 31-Tuskegee Tuskegee Nov. 26-Fla. A. & M. New Orleans Walker, M.A., Director of Physical one down at Tuskegee, who could teams. There is the famous Morgan Winn, Rubio’s manager. tfaany, in spite of war. Oct. 9-Lane Jackson Nov. 7-Morris Brown .. Orangeburg Dec. 5-Southern .... Baton Rouge Education and Coach. £ THE JACKSON are urged to become members of car was ADVOCATE the best and prettiest be- been assigned to sections of the Motion Filed this which city 125 H N. Fxritb Street—Phot* 33151 Tuskegeans Protest Police Hold organization offers cause he brought up the ~ argument and special business groups as fol- Published et (Continued from greater assurance of a share in the in the Weekly Jackson, Mississippi from 1) Page 1) presence ol a group of his lows, with Mr. C. A. Hall as chair- (Continued Pare (Continaed from Page 1) defense employment in k. ; Member of the Scott Newspaper Syndicate Mississippi. girl friends. Armstead and man: Monroe TrevHiion, Wash- inade by the NAACR, Reed was In Russell when the The Office of the new local is lo- t'uskegee time for her to report Although reportedly armed with ington Add; Prof. B B ?tAcy GREENE Editor and General Mahafer struck the MP the two met at the Bloom Street ad- cated in the New Elks Best on West Dansby, by While suspect for duty. a pistol “Slim” used his BEATRICE THORNTON dress. Erie Street where all kniie as West End; Jessie Williams, Clean- Society Edit** was being held for a patrol wagon Carpenters advanced ~ But in line and “Shorty” upon him with ers and Edward to arrive. Reed is said to have with the custom which John Russell is fr4?d with a joiners interested in member- Pressers; Lee, SUBSCRIPTION RATES has in the up-raised fists striking the fatal J. H. Clifton thrown up his hands to protect his developed Southern charge of assault with a deadly ship may obtain further informa- Cafes; Young, to states since the blow in one stroke of the knife. Rose All Subscriptions Due and Payable in Advance head. war emergency held for the actual tion. Street; Waite* Stewart, weapon being As the 5c; One Year, $2.25; Six 3 has increased passenger the mortally wounded man Beauty Parlors; W. H. Single, Copy Months, $1.25; Months, 65c At this point, Policeman .f avors load, cutting, with Armstead being Randolph. Make all checks to The Jackson army nurse was told she could not staggered away, “Slim” Jumped in Special Prof. O. B. payable Advocate is reported to have rushed up and faced with an assault charge grow- Agent; Cobbins, occupy the seat until it was as- his car and backed for about a E. W. said: “Turn him over to me." out of the same Rankin Co. Teachers; Banks, North of We in to certained if ing fight. shall prosper proportion as we learn glorify and dig- there were enough block, and then escaped before on- Fortification H. A crowd is reported to have in (Continued from Street; Denton, labor, and brains and skill into the common of seats for white The case is set for nearing Page 1) lookers could obtain nify put occupations gathered and threatened the people. his car num- West of I. C. R. R.; Percy Greene, life—Booker T. When Lt. Green insisted that police court Monday evening. ber. Washington. colored soldier. to McAllipin pleaded self-defense. General Publicity; Dr. A. M. Hair, In Reed, according she be allowed to all things that are purely social we can be as separate as the take her seat, Huliett was shot Parish the NAACP report, was then struck allegedly to Frank Lassiter came to Street; J. L. Conic, Barber but police officers were called and death when Jackson fingers, in all things that affect our mutual progress and de- : on the back of his aid- he went to the rescue and head, causing a ed the bus a few years ago from Pearson, Shops; Burr Brown, Railroad we can as the by driver beat her so of two women who Miss., velopment be together hand.—Booker T. Washington. deep gash. He then is said to have Carpenters had been mo- men. severely she was forced to remain Negro and is survived by his wife, Mrs. grabbed the M. P.’s pistol, shoot- (Continued from Page 1) lested by McAllipin on the in the hospital here for more than high- Jerry Lee Lassiter and a number The ing the civilian and military offi- way in the heart of the Eleanor Clubs j a week. of the American Fed- Negro of other relatives. : cers. organization Business section of East Jackson For sometime has Labor. The was Funeral service for the slain there been noticeable in certain sec- The letter to President Roose- eration of Local The slain man Reed then fled, to threats was the father of tions of escape velt was as follows: with forty chartered four man was held at Person Miss., the press, much reference to the so-called “Eleanor of the organized children, all less than ten crowd, it was reported. and of the most years “Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Presi- members composed of age, and one of Sunday evening, with arrangements Clubs,” presumably organizations of »Negro women, The NAACP stated that there is whom was born Mrs. largely dent known and skilled Negro in Roosevelt widely on the afternoon charge of the People’s Undertak- domestic evidence that other soldiers of his funeral. workers, who had organized themselves to obtain Negro White House Carpenters of the city. Since the ing Company. had been beaten before the attack better wages and and to organization of the local, jurisdic- working conditions, propagate the on Reed. Washington, D. C. tion over carpenters and joinermen ideas and ideais of the wife of the President of the United “After group discussion among has been obtained on the U. S. Ar- Receives BUS DRIVERS TESTIFY News Briefs States, in honor of whom their ourselves for the Mis- Plaque organization was past few Cantonment at Centreville, supposedly days, my (Continued from named. Two and surveying the proper action to where the local has been Page 1) Tougaloo College bus drivers testifying for sissippi, (Continued from Page 1) ! be taken, the individuals whose to more than 200 Ne- of Jn a recent interview Mrs. Roosevelt the defense said Reed was still asked supply Christianity and cer*ain disclaimed any signatures are politi- | resisting arrest at the time Favors subscribed to this gro Carpenters. cal-religious gram was repeated Saturday, with from Race Youth knowledge of the existence of such an or or- letter have philosophies that organization, hit him with a Both decided that the inci- Given immediate recognition by have arisen test at blackjack. in the world in recent English classification 10:00 her and dent to be related merits the Jackson Building trades Coun- ganizations, bespoke disapproval, expressly forbade said they had Reed under control, presenta- years. a.m and informal social at 4 p.m. tion for your personal attention. We cil, the local has been promised Wise the use of her name, in such connection, with any however, until Favors asked that At 7:30 p.m. college movies were Council, organi- are all male citizens of over construction zation. the soldier be released to him. Tuskegee, jurisdiction HAIR’S TABERNACLE shown under the sponsorship of the said the Alabama. Many of us have work- throughout the State of Mississippi. They struggle began anew STAGES PLAY Social Committee. Religious serv- Good According to reports, Negro women domestic servants when ed and lived here for a large num- Officers of Carpenters Local Guidance, they turned Reed over to the There will be a ice was held in the church ber of years. No. 1137 H. L. Ander- great play giv- college are difficult to civilian officer. Union are, en becoming increasingly obtain, and keep in at Hair’s Tabernacle AME at 11 o’clock Sunday with son, Financial Secretary; Williams morning, Will Are Cited service, in many sections of the south. That such a condition The defense Ls “On Church, on Monday Oc- a musicale at 4 in the church attempting to Saturday, September 12, Banks, President; J. T. McMutry, night, p.m. Second tober 11th, under is true, however, may be due, more largely to the fact that show that Reed shot in self-defense 1942, Lieutenant Nora Vice-President; J. H. Hutchinson, the auspices of Upper classmen were registered as he was beaten in- Green, a nurse of the Mrs. Edna E. Adams, who is the PHILADELPHIA—(SNSl— working conditions and wages of domestic servants being into United Recording Sec’y; James W. Wilson, Monday, September 21st, with sec- Mrs Negro in States Medical writer and director of Franklin D. sensibility by Officer Favors and Army Corps, Tus- Business Agent; Joseph Collins, the play en- ondary studens being registered at Roosevelt Tuesday the south have not kept pace with the cost of in titled. “I Am had rising living that the gun was fired while the kegee Army Air Corps Flying Conductor; Abe Miller, Warden; Black.” This will be the same time. received a plaque from of war and with ^hp lest last, ficials times, the increased wages and job opportuni- soJdier was not in possession of School, was severely beaten in and Wm. Lucas, George W. Cotton play given bv Mrs. The first general college assembly of Yoi.ih City, a project for his full mental faculties. The Adams until There colored ties in other fields and in other sections of the than de- Montgomery by a bus driver and a and James Whiting, Trustees. spring. will be was held at 9 a.m. Tuesday morn- boys between 12 and 20, country, no admission in fense plans to show that Police- police officer, but due to All of the at the door. The pub- for the Daniel recognition of “her wise counsoi to the existence of “Eleanor Clubs” or such or- inability Negro Carpenters city Hand Practice any similar man struck Private Reed lic is invited. and Favors to contact this nurse personally or are urged to become members of cordially ing, September 22, with registration guidance of youth and for her ganizations. with a blackjack twro ar three times to solicit information from offers splendid work in the the of- this organization which School at 1:3C a.m., with English develop- In of while Reed was held the ficials of the assurance of a TACKSON PRAYER ment of interracial fact, people average intelligence, in Both groups, being by army air corps fly- greater share in the classification test for transfer stu- goodwill.” the bus drivers. ing school because of censorship in- defense employment in Mississippi. BAND MEETS noting widspread publicity regarding the existence of the dents at 2 p.m. The regular class She also was CLAIM SOLDIER SUBDUED voked on this incident, specific de- All Negro Carpenters of the city The No. 1 Jackson Prayer Band given a 2 1-2-inch so-called “Eleanor found little in schedule for all departments went amber Clubs”, difficulty reaching Bill Crusselle, former profes- tails cannot be furnished at this met in the home of sister Nettie cigarette holder for the the conclusion sional into operation Wednesday morn- Resident. On it is that such widespread publicity, evidencing the wrestler and prize fighter time, however certain basic facts Ann Pullum, Blair, St., September engraved the and now a bus and Horace are as 19th. ing. President’s name and the w'ords existence of an organization, non-existent the driver, regarded being established is always racial. In normal peace Opening song, Frecious largely from bus The registration was normal, ‘Made in Foster, driver, both testified not by a few persons, nor by a few colored who could af- T.ord Take My Hand ScriDture Shangri-La.” first, might well have sprung from efforts on the of in- times people of part for the defense that they had groups, but the Before Time with a preponderance students dividuals by community. ford to and many who could not reading; song, this and groups, to discredit the Nation’3 First in Reed subdued before Officer Favors These facts Mr. enrolled being women. Lady President, are as made the personal sacrifice of us- Another Year; prayer by the presi- her reached the scene of the New members under laudable effort to change the pattern of American shooting follows quote 1. As the formentioned ing privately owned automobiles dent. Song, Jesus the Man I want faculty ap- at the bus station on th0 night of this army nurse was beaten to pointment at present are: R. E. thought and action regarding the American as well as by bus for transportation in order to pre- See; prayer bv Brother Taylor; Negro, August 20. and other colored driver Montgomery policeman vent exposing themselves to the song. Brother I Stretch My Hands Hurst, Alcorn, ’26, A.B., Lincoln U. people of the world, now num- But both in to preponderently said, however, that addition being maltreated and discourteous insult. Imprisonment to Thee; prayer by Elder Mosley. Penna., ’29; M. S., Cornell u., ’33. MARILYN bered among our Allies. Reed was still at malhandled fighting struggling the and that the nurse and damage to life and limb that Following prayer by Brother who will succeed Harry L. Hamil- Presents.... time the city policeman entered the required medical care for injuries might be expected in bus transpor- Mosley the meeting was turned on as assistant professor of chemis- sustained. 2— Suede in black, affray. The incident involv- tation. In these war times trans- over to the president, who made try. Reuben S. Turner, B.3., Le- Time For Sober urusseiie ana Foster said ed a racial issue. It would not green. Thought they have portation by public conveyances is brief remarks. Visitors were Sis- land, ’35; B.D., Otelrin, ’38; S.T.M.. rushed to Policeman Mar- occurred if the nurse Military were white. not a matter of choice but a neces- j ter Emma Willis of Crystal will succeed Walter H. (From Mississipiana, Greenville, Miss) vin Oberlin, *39, Whitmire’s aid when they saw 3—The incident resulted from an If it were ever it is sity and patriotic duty. We, whose Springs, and Sister Eunice Thom- Williams as head of the Depart- true, doubly true now in these dan- Reed try to escape and the MP and between the bus argument driver names are appended to this letter, as of Jackson. Eight members that Reed fall ment of Physical Education foi gerous days it is imperative every citizen face facts as between two cabs. They and the nurse over her right to a are American who patriotic citizens were present. Rev. E. C. Cook, men. Mrs. Sara B. said seized seat Turner, A.B.. are whether are what they Reed and were for which she had subscribe whole secre- they they are desired or the contrary. already heartedly and with- president; Sister Ada Cook, Arkansas him from the MP a Baptist College, ’26; grad- pulling when purchased ticket it is common out reservation to any and Bible And this is true without to rela- every tarv; Sister S. H. Mosley, uate work in music at regard race, religion or the Officer Favors returned from the knowledge that colored Northwestern passengers phase of the war effort. We recog- teacher; Sister L. M. Taylor, re- tive position each person holds in his bus station coffee are denied bus University, who was head of the community. shop, where he seats until all white nize the need for nation wide gas are had gone to call the have been porter. department of music a Leland Col- There numerous reports throughout the South of police wagon. passengers served ir- rationing. We recognize why our They stated that Favors of the will succeed J. Orville incidents analogous to the Roland Hayes affair. told them respective colored persons country must conserve its rubber lege, Moseley Invariably, to turn Reed loose and “let me in line. as head of the of position % supply. We recognize the dire need Department one finds that such acts against colored are have him.” “We understand j Chairman S. W. Music. (Mail Orders p/jple perform- that Miss Green for reducing civilian driving to an Henry Thomas, a graduate ed 1) Add 15c) by fresh recruits on the law force, or minor officials of Crusselle said he was turning went to Montgomery to procure absolute minimum. This Mr. Presi- (Continued from Page of Port Valley College N. and I.; Reed a loose when the officer seized clothes for overseas service for dent us B. Morehouse M.A.. business or law enforcement unit. It is a fact that such brings face to face with to the Dis- A., College, ’37; the struggling Reed and which she had been And special prasies going incidents tapped accepted. transportation by public convey- ESiglish, Michigan U., ’41, is substi- worry colored people. They cannot but won- him two or three times that she trict Chairman. help with a black- was attempting to secure ances. This is why we believe that this year for Mr. Richard more than 300 workers par- tuting der the why of these things and what is to be ac- jack. Foster said he had turned transportation from to the With good hoped Montgomery bus incident involving Second of- K. Barksdale, on leave of absence. Reed but ticipating in the drive, the complished them. The result most can loose, that Crusselle still Tuskegee to report on duty. Lt. Nora Green is not a local mat- by only foresee is of the were, Prof. Mrs. Henry Thomas will be assist- had a hand on him when the “It is respectfully submitted to ter. ficers campaign Rhodes Varieties a condition of terror among Negroes. will be stam- chairman; H. L. Har- ant matron at Beard Hall. She is Many officer began hitting with the you, Mr. President, that this lurid 8. W. Miller, “Tuskegee is known throughout the McNeamer a graduate of Paine B.A., peded to to get so as it is some- Both incident on per. secretary; Sarah College, try away anywhere long blackjack. observed, how- maltreatment involv- nation as a THE STORE FOR ALL vertable center of Negro assistant secretary; Prof. with several years in Service of the where else. People with fear, can not tK£Tr ever, that the blackjack did not ing a woman in the army of the Harvey, quaking give progress. Negroes throughout the treasurer; E. W. National Board of Religious Educa- YOUR NEEDS stop the struggle and that Reed United States is but one of many B B. Donsbv. best efforts to anything in which are Such country look to Tuskegee as an In- N. Street they engaged. was able to outrun them after instances with which colored Banks, chairman special gifts; tion, CME Church. 600-610 GalliUn peo- dex as they do perhaps, to no other things are therefore harmful—harmful td*the various the two officers. Greene, publicity chairman; Rofet. Rhodes, prop. Dial 2-2486 doubly shooting ple seeking transportation by bus single In this Percy “The community. respect P. Alexander, Woman's communities and harmful to the war effort. minute I turned him loose,” have been confronted in this area. it Mrs. O. is one of the Keystones of the Powell, Crusselle said on cross-examina- Several instances are known local- chairman, and Prof. T. H. The fact is very evident that such are arch of morale. Jackson incidents sporadic Negro When inci- committee. Negro tion, “Reed went to ly of respectable, law abiding, col- chairman auditing from and not a deliberate of the South. It fighting again. dents occur here they attack Ne- (Continued Page 1) policy may be that Officer Favors tried to a ored citizens who have been in- get hand gro morale in one of its most vital in their desire to the Germans on and sulted or threatened (a was whip and Japs these people him, tapped him—not hard few weeks points. already underway following MILLER —two or three a S.W. just such as are close at and times with a black- ago Negro soldier was shot to “We are Jones the meeting of the Membership whip peoples hand it may be deeply grieved at the Bishop FLOOR SURFACING jack. Military Policeman Whit- death in Mobile, Ala) in spite of Campaign Committee in the Office that the fine hand of the “Master Race” the maltreatment inflicted upon one of (Continued from Page 1) is guiding pro- mire was still to variations and individual the of the Free Estimate* Furnithed trying get up cases, our army nurses and petition Mr. Jackson Advocate last cedure. However, the Nazis do not rule here and never at the time. Reed basic issue is the same bodies of the 1120 W. Pearl St. Dial 4-8802 will, shot Whitmire always —It President for an tent Negro religious Thursday night, with some mem- investigation of as and we believe a few and Favors, and then ran a he now heads words passed down the line by those who at this incident and the punishment nation, which bers of the ccmmittee having sign- fast speed through a small door of its National Conven- control the South, will stop the of said they had pulled Reed off the of those responsible. We petition president ed as many as ten new members increasing tempo itchy of the bus station. He met last month in De- outran MP and had sorta further, Mr. President, that tion, which since the announcement of the trigger fingers and ultra limber arms used On Ne- and I “things quieted you dur- being me, can run fast. cause such Mich., was the speaker Phone 2-0641 down” before the “civilian police- action to be taken as troit, plan at the Chamber’s last regular groes. We further believe such an act will leave one will afternoon and evening every HIT man” arrived. When Favors reach- lead to the eradication of these ing the BEFORE SHOOTING last meeting. cool and calm on incidents we services at Christ Temple to go All-Out whatever he is assigned to do ed for the soldier, Reed tried to are, very respectfully.” The com- Foster declared that Officer Fa- membership committee, Paris Cleaners break away from the bus Sunday. whether it he at home where he is well known or in some vors drivers, posed of eleven members, has came from behind Reed and This telegram was sent to Hon his usual and pledg- and Favors tapped him with a Showing physical ed to obtain at least 736 N. Farish St. strange community where no one knows him. hit thp soldier twice before Francis M. U. S. his ad ten new mem- the blackjack, Reynolds said. About Biddle, Attorney spiritual vigor despite shot was fired. Favors berships each with the hope of add- Jackson, had reach- that time the General, Washington, D. C., “Lt. vanced the bishop preached Mississippi shooting started, he age, not less ed for Reed and hit him with a Green Negro nurse from to ing than one hundred new added. Tuskegee, deep and soul-gripping sermons Jessie Williams blackjack as he asked the two bus Alabama, Tuskegee the members to the organization. Sergeant Whitmire, the Mili- Army Flying a packed audience both during Alterations “Is Life Worth drivers to release him. School brutally beaten at bus In order to make the drive as Saving?” tary Policeman, told his story of depot afternoon and evening services. A Better “The licks on the head didn’t and jailed in effective as members Cleaning Service s Your doctor is highly skilled in diagnosing, knowing the shooting. He had arrested Montgomery, Ala- Bishop Jones visited Jackson possible, have seem to faze Reed any, though be- bama by policemen. where your ills and what you need. It is Reed for being out of uniform and enroute to Los Angeles, Cal., prescribing just just cause he kept right on “Urge immediate of* fighting,” absent without leave from Fort step by your he has made his home since leav- as important that your is with Foster added. fice to prevent prescription filled Favors had occurence of un- at Christ Tem- The two Benning. gone to the warranted ing the pastorage POTENT and defense witnesses, as bus humiliation and injury.” FRESH, drugs correctly compounded. station to call the wagon. ple here. well as state witnesses, agreed that Citizens of Tuskegee.” MILL & OAKLEY Then, he said, Reed turned on CAFE “BE SAFE NOT SORRY” the civilians had Reed him, overpower- swinging his fist at him and jerk- ed without the assistance of Offi- ing to escape. The two fell between Killer cer Favors. None of the witnesses Fresh Pit KEY DRUG COMPANY two cabs. Whitmire said he felt Laughing Bar-B-Q Daily said they saw the gun, however. Frank W. (Continued from Page 1) The Most Reed taking the gun from his Complete Prescription Department in W. T. Reynolds, of Rhine, Ga., holster just before the civilians since the fatal used as a state County officers, Kant Mississippi witness, said he pulled Reed Prank Kome Kali Dial 4-9301 went with the up. WashingtonGarage stabbing occurred. The dead, two bus drivers to 434 E. CAPITOL ST. PHONE 4-6517 “I jumped up and went toward “Shorty’* stabbed assist the Military Policeman. Lassiter, alias He Reed to get in my pistol, and he General Auto Co. through the heart, bled to death Edw. shot me, and then shot Repairing Lee, Prop. Officer an automobile while enroute to the Favors,” Whitmire said. He Acetylene said Welding Charity Hospital. he did not see Favors hit Reed. According to witnesses the fatal 500 N. Mill Street Miss. JAS. L. OLIVER MODERN Deputy Sheriff Oscar Harris re- FIRST CLASS WORK Jackson, stabbing took place when “Shorty” cited a story of a jail conversa- Representing GUARANTEED in an with a man tion with Reed. He said Reed claim- got argument CLEANERS to the witnesses only as ed Whitmire struck him with known 245 E. George St. Dial 3-1358 whose automobile was Leonard Custom The his fists, and when he grabbed the “Slim” over A Co. Tops in Dry Cleaning the best and with Slim Good Place To Eat Tailoring MP, the two fell between the cars. Jackson, Miss. prettiest, Cincinnati, Ohio The officer offense at “Shorty” whose DIAL 4-9328 quoted Reed as saying taking he heard two bus drivers saying: THE COLONIAL TEA ROOM Call Him for Supreme Measurement “Let’s go help the MP kill that 1114 Lynch St. LYNCH AT Dial 2-3108 1102 Lynch Street Jackson, Mias* Negro,” and that somebody hit DALTON ST. him on the Fall On Credit Miss. head. 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