Page 2 THE DAILY BULLETIN Wednesday, December 5, 1945 Mr Wednesday, December 5, 1945 THE DAILY BULLETIN Page 3 Smith, Detroit. the session, 25 lawyers took out TRUMAN AGAIN URGES by more than 50 organizations in lives of thousands of American cal maneuvering against the bill Lavinia Marian Poe of Newport $100 life memberships. Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin. soldiers who died in World War II and Roger Baldwin of New York News, Va., was reelected assistant Highlighting the convention was FEPC AS LEADERS IN would be sacrificed in vain unless of the American Civil Liberties un­ * Published Daily Except Sunday President Truman’s 'message secretary and Harold Gassaway of a public meeting held Friday at St. MIDWEST STATES MEET stated: “I am glad to hear that a America made real the things for ion, said our constitutional rights 1038 West Fifth St. Dayton. Ohio HEmlock 2172 Cleveland was elected treasurer. John’s AME church. which they gave their lives. Pas­ must be implemented by the right Publication Office, 35 South St. Clair Street — Telephone HEmlock 0351 conference of organizations is Names to the executive board CHICAGO, Dec. 5 (ANP)— meeting in Chicago to lend support sage of the FEPC bill is an obliga­ to work without discrimination. Member Negro Newspaper Publishers’ Association and Associated Negro Press President Harry S. Truman in a were C. Francis Stradford, Chi­ ATOMIC AGE NECESSITATES to the movement for a permanent tion to them, the senator said. Other outstanding speakers and National Representative INTERSTATE UNITED NEWSPAPERS, Inc. cago; Austin T. Walden, Atlanta; telegram to the Midwest Action FEPC. I have said before and I say Henderson recounted the history participants were: Leo A. Lorner, 545 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. c^n conference for a Permanent FEPC Charles V. Carr, Cleveland; Wil­ SECRETARY OF PEACE it again that there is no room in of the existing FEPC and pointed Chairman Independent Voters of liam T. Garvin, New York City; in the LaSalle hotel Saturday again America for discrimination in em­ out the acievements of the agency Illinois;-Philip Wain and Graten first and only in the Kentucky leg­ MEMPHIS, Dec. 5 (ANP)— NBA MEET ASKS DELEGATE Ellis S. Outlaw, St. Louis; Ray­ , urged passage of the permanent ployment. During reconversion and during the war. He warned, how­ Little of the Chicago Civil Liber­ islature. President Truman has been urged mond Pace Alexander, Philadel­ FEPC bill now pending in con­ the years to come our goal must be ever, that there is no evidence that ties committee, Frank McCulloh of TO THE UNITED A graduate of Illinois and Chi­ to enlarge his cabinet by adding a phia. gress. Over 200 organizational full and fair employment.” the high level of employment of Ne­ the James Mullenbach institute, cago universities, Dickerson is a secretary of peace in keeping with leaders in the midwest heard Sen. Dr. Preston Bradley, chairman of NATIONS ASSEMBLY Sidney R. Redmond of St. Louis, Strong endorsements of the bill groes and other minorities which member of the Cook County Bar the new scientific age of destruc­ Dennis Chavez, sponsor of the bill the Chicago Council against Racial editor of the National Bar Journal, were also received from Henry A. was reached would be maintained. CLEVELAND, Dec. 5 (ANP) Association. He has served on the tion. In the senate, Elmer W. Henderson, and Religious discrimination, was awarded a plaque for contrib­ Wallace, secretary of commerce; On the contrary, he said the cur­ —At least one Negro delegate to FEPC knd in the Chicago City The suggestion was made by the regional director of FEPC, and which initiated the conference, uting “most in the last two years Sen. Wayne Morse, Republican of rent evidence is overwhelming that council Ministerial Council of the AME Anna Arnold Hedgeman of the Na­ Arnold Maremont, president of the the general assembly of the United ' to the success and public estimation a reaction has set in and discrimin­ > Vice-presidents elected, in the or­ church of Memphis and Vicinity tional Council for a Permanent Oregon, and many other adminis­ Maremont Automotive Products, Nations was asked by the National ‘ of the association.” Honorable ation is again rampant. der named were J. R. Booker, Lit­ Friday and was signed by the Rev. FEPC, urge a gigantic mobilization tration and congressional leaders Inc., Arnold Arenson, National Bar Association in its 20th annual Carey McWilliams of San Fran­ tle Rock, Ark.; Loren C. Miller, mention went to Mrs. Sadie T. M. A. L. Gilmore, president; the Rev. of public opinion to force early con­ both Republican and Democratic. Community Relations Advisory convention at Carver Park homes. Los Angeles; J. Mercer Burrell, Alexander of Philadelphia, secre­ G. C. Jenkins, secretary and Bishop gressional action on the bill. The Sen. Chaves, speaking at the cisco, author of “Prejudice,” gave council, New York Cify; A. A. Host organization was the John N.! Newark,a N. J., and Charles R. H. tary of the organization. During R. R. Wright Jr., presiding bishop. all-day conference was sponsored luncheon meeting, declared that the a strong indictment of the politi- Liveright of the American Council Harlan Law club. Earl B. Dicker- on Race Relations, Howard Y. 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