Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, October 20, 1946, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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Clark Asks
Aid Again:
wk4 ;\'ASHiy(;To\'. i> < ...
j Jom C. CJujK has m-atxi tlu- 1
usr. n iiriiui tuvix pu ?> v.j tv >?n| *|
W the perpetrators to justice,
r TJi a letter to the presidents/of]
By i the'American Bar Association, the
Ev National Lawyers Guild and State
traf. Justice Department *last Frih
(J<yiClui'k BttlU that 4awycrs
Kr ' "cah dy-.nuich to-bring to an end
^ theee i ctrrieerous outbreaks" and
that by doing So they will rendei
r: ^ a. Priceless service. = 1
~r Mr. Chirk fifscTotfed _ _ thut fie
plans to ask'the next Congress to i
revise the Civil rights statutes to'
Pr the federal government povv- j
er .to deal with mob violence. He
considers the present civil rights j
taws inadequate. : }
LETTER TEXT 4
The text of his letter follows:
**i am- 'deeply concpvn?fl nhanl,
the increasing number of cases ol
mob violence throughout the na?-?lion.
These?shucking outbreaks,
occuring .at a time when the naif
tipw is earnestly seeking to return
to the jways of peace.- are alarm-''
_ - ing. - As you know, the authority
of the Federal Government in such
cases is extremely limited.
"The'Department of Justice has
investigated, and will continue. to
investigate each and every such
one and if there is evidence of a
' violation of the federal statutes
plftsecutiop will follow. If. en the
Otper hand, Tnrviolatioh~bi federal
statutes is found, the reports Of
our investigation are made; avail-,
abttf'ttT the appropriate state or
local authorities for such action
l . ns thejl* deem proper.
| ? * MS 1 indicated In. a jreeent ad* |
^^vdabigr.i>i Ohio. 1 intern! u>, make
"av report to the President a&ou l
Y~ the matter before the next session
I oft pointing out the
W Weaknesses of the present law and
^ Wggeltfrlg Hpeeihc -remedial I6yM
Uilnl 1'iii I tlt ni n mailii in'iilr
Wk available tp the appropriate comM
/nittees vejT..the Congress if Jtbey I
an ^pT^nainn?oXoffTrmre
prme ~*t>out this ^iivo phfrbIt
is fpr this reason that T
call upott-my brother lawyers for
assistance.
W "I am of the opinion that local
-:<M1 disturbances of any kind are
best solved by local action* and
this far in keeping with our pr^
'k -Jitlcal traditions. At the same time,
local solution will succeed only
wife*# the citizens of the comnnnify
are aware of their responsible
SpF- - ityrsauP assert themselves to the
en4 that their local machinery- nf
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' 566jc Leg
In Brown
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fe)iS. ANOELES?(A^PJ?Los
tfiu" TooTcout
foe two white members of thb
" Do You Want
POWER,LOVS? |
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ftatftou '"|b yty
JLtl lV>Wtr u wilt |H?I/tr
artmtr* your Power H ran mtwi*
L ***** ** maiko tollow ro?? I
fc?2^^^ WlWtlun wUlch l? Uir
* *? feieircb. Thla Infor
v *^*1 rfl'wHflau nil! liclp jr?>n he
\Jj5w ?aitwf?i end fwrt rrMt?r
-r j ** will lw> ?ble to rankr
iMJ? * ???d iMldrow, Pay uaat?'
*A>e 4b !* ?* Hill Whee h* tloMrert
??-4fHMi>l. willuu imypiiiw. m nwiiiii'
Mir** nr miihim' w^hit 11 ml flfct
' '>lf# WLMjl WW -WMpy lalfarnaw^
* Wl Of T.nek Ih liti.mi -rrrt ti)b ;
ft'"':' *tt BlTTHlnw FareiimenlW~
J HARMS, fin Broadway
1M-B. New York % T.
flEGRO DOLUS
*MW>? 'tM>l>M ;I ()ol offcd
Doll. Cilvr vkf r t? beautiful j
I BroHnsMn Hulliuf ^AlMH?*4nris. I
num,><,r*' w,l'? '
IZ3 9?"V Mtoekjngfc QlCf It dreNB- 4
: W. PriCHlj I9:lrich. I&.M? ?l- E
W.?1? Or- I
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RM West IMP Street j
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Confer
l. I auiuArc'
LJiMlIJUl g
st Mobs
CNI'A).-- Attorney < M'tirta!
nw\IT< ..I tiy. gtgmfrrr d-/
jrtss hiob violence an i bring
law enforcement- ami- justice i
made to function.. If 1 lie'MineWiner
if I of at justice bi-caks* down or i
permitted. to become Tnctfr"'ti\->"5
tlnit^ civil libelling arc ro mia
denied to ?t|tv citizen or -group c
iibaiiis in the community. I in
that adequate federal authorit
should be. provided to- p voter
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V CREAT FORCE
"Lawyers are one of the grea
forces in every, community oi th
nation for the preservation of" ju>
tice, No group of citizen^ know
better the importance 'of in^ui;]?!
-ruatice or protect liiTTTFu- civU irf
uun ?yj wu* jrviM/i*; in uui
racy.- - In this faith, I nrge_ a
lawyers in the nation to d?? a
within their power to au>pr? s
these?shocking civil?dislu. !ij.h -?j
and to assure that the instigator
and participants in thes-v luwics
exhibitions of mob violence ar
speedily brought To jflstTc<; iij u
eordanco with the laws of the h
entities where they occur. 1 a?
flfm in my belief that the Amei
iean lawyer, by example and lent
ership^ rati do much to bring'* t
an end1 those cancerous outbreak
and that in so doing he will ret
der a" priceless service to his pr<
-fession, -fo-hts?conununity, and t
the nation.
"I am sending a similar lett*
to the President of.the America
Har Association, "the Nationi
Lawyers Guild, and the Bar Ass<
eiations of the fleieral states wit
the- request t|?tt they advise 'Hi
local IlarA ifi.oiai-totnr t1111niu 11 n
the nation of my request for thei
assistance-?I shaUbegiatbfUl 1
you if you will puss my rscfae;
on td j-our member.t and for.sue
-otitci assistance as" your associf
tion or any -of its members ca
mo." ? !~
Bui few w owe
Misunderstanding**
!yfed? them so.
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On September 28 Mexico pal
th* United States a fourth instal
ment of $4,065,325 on the $29
000,6oo owed for settlement of o
"elainis by United Statesin teres!
under the agreement, of 1943. Or
lv mrc mor?Ta~^"*,vrTv ^ 1XU^'
ionnaires
?7??|J. / ;;;_v ?.
1 Beating
American Legion, at the reques
of Kan Francisco police. The lhei
Walter Shaw, of Wabash. In?i
and A. J. HurriS. JridfanapbTig, at
formally charged with having le
a gang attack on Edgar G. Rrowi
director of the National Negr
Council. *
Charges of assault and batter
were filed against the two me
-and a list of John Docs," as thei
accomplices by Brown 011 Oct.
perwnaHv, 1W 1TIO^3L
lrici?attorney1*? office. "Tie tol
the authorities that during th
American Legion National convm
tion, he and other members of th
council had made requests and d<
mands that the ' "g?fetk<?at
lion against some of the Injustice
to Negrq ^f<;7Q"w,l prtrt.fHl 1:>-iiing
uf NP#i'o enlistments in th
-Army tn If) por <irnt,-rtr~
- ?- - SINGLED OUT .
On the closing day they Jm
4oe?- riemonst.ru ting In front <
Legion headquarters, when he wii
singled out and set upon by th
.mobbists. They knocked' hii
down. lam,a^-towr trrmv hi
hands and' destroyed it. dragge
ilka.OL^uwdorutde distance, tot
ills clothes, and injured TITm pair
inny. " wM
1
TT i:? be< au.se that by Calilornl
iau.-, iiwr*1 -+tnm tWn ^TTthyr arc cor
sidaml n mob, and dratftfiim any
Oho a .specified distance turns
simple hatfoi'y ca^TTntu.ui kidim)i
in'g. that, tfun l^rancosco j)o^c~ai:
an uu uk ?bw? vuiittrrrr" "Brown's at
tuckers. Members of Brown's' 01
iffaiMention hero Reveal that be rtl's
pihHs~*td >'{T(? the national body o
the \m'-rican Lej^ion^uE-damrttrre
1*row >t ^TTTTtx ai) active? |?aTt uinon'j
We delegate* L<? the? S.rcuyjly r,x"
faronee?m Stib |< rnnciscoa yea
a;t". ;
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ees Def
T. SAIf, THE ADKlATlC?OIT for
v a "Sari on the blue Adriatic go
H * American lied Cross Worker WiU
r_ helniiiui Harrow, 409 Edgecdnib
1- A\Xu_N?-i? C,, arid f?I? from the
Ked Cross manned club in Man.p.
fredonia, Italy, heft to riplit, Cpl. 1
: 5 Indict
n
Miss. Fit
fr LEXINCiTON" .M i ss., ? ;NMI'A )
d -give white men have TW?on ~m^=
b--dieted?for riians laughter in coni
nection with the flogging death
^jlast July ofcirtaoh" McAtUm :ifr
years old, a tenant faring .
= ^-bayotr.Their
indictments by a Holmet:
TJouinfy KTtiid jury Were revealed
last Wednesday as Sheriff W. L.
TMiirtagTi stated'thai: manslaughter
warrants had been sworn out for
th^rlurest: ~ t V
-He said that four of the five had
- been?released under $1,000 bond
?I each.?They were Jetf Dudd, Jr.,
id :ir,f D.?G.?Roberts, 41; Spencer
U Ellis, 02, and JeiF Dodd, Sr., 05,
t. on whose JJUU-acre farm Mr. Me'il
.Attee' was -a tenant.
^ The iiftn _ defendant, Private'
j. James K. Roberts, 194>yHs__tm duty-|
108,130 Enlisted i
Men In Regular
Affl^August 1 i
! WASHINGTON. D. C.-^-')p Vuj
gust !, tJMd, Iif the lop.jpy N>- 1
I gro e.nlisted personnel in the!
? Army. HM.lMu -wort' in the Heg-.
uTar Army. t)>* ir tonn? ?>f enlistl'
ment. ranging from <m?- f<> .three 4
[ ? years. ?^ * , "
j' The majority of th^e Regular
? I Army troops, 1,715-, w*jre station
ed in Die Continental United
! States, while 26,415 were sta- i
! tinned overseas.
?, More- thaii. a fourth of the Neh
hrrp troops \vhn enlisted ehose the |
[r .Air -Corps us -their asm of service ,
Foil owing arc t In- arms and sew.
ina? -to wtitcn nebular Ariiiv men
Air Corps, 2K,2r?2; Quartenviaster
Corps, 27,tt.2a: Corps <>t" F.ngi t
i. neers. 12.M95: Infantry, .:?,5f>6;
e I Transport at ion Corps. x,r?7.T; no i
[ branch assigned. fi.ilX; Ordnance!
v ; De.pni t nft'nl, ,'i,"X7: KlHd AH tilery?
,fi ; 2,72.'i: Medical Department, 2,f?8K; ,
i. , Baluchid Lint. J.A4!) jsJullhl Corps t
Corps of Military Poliue. 924: J
I Aripoved, <>17; Chemical Warfare !
t Service, 557: Cavalry, " \dj\i-,
i taut (ieneral's Dept., I9't): Kin-nice*
JM Depart ment, 5.
e The Allen Hotel Grill
h M Bmuhi, Steam Heat, KattiTtlF"
dio. 2516 W. Madison T^uhvillf 14
" fcy,- Telephetie
^ H. McCTartn. M?n*|er
" Men, Women
h t Arifi you Through lire feetln#
i- j tired, miserable, distressed due to
lmpr?i>er elimination?
" system becomes clogged, you feel J
logy, older. Yoa ' lack amhition, j
^:-Your organs of elimination doh't j
I function as NATURE intended.:
Uur-SPAIllf REEDS to jud your
u ' system (6 function properly. Help
to til, I K4I? t?k FHK DISTRESS
r | TI1AT PREVENTS VOU from jpp- j
joytnjr a ir,o>e naiojy*! life, Life.!
will'take on greater pleasure* for
iyno. spark fifnw?mi Nature^ .
own product. Send only fg cash, j
money order, or check and we pay
... ajl charges. (If C.O.I). We I,
GUARANTEE, you must be satisfied
pr purchase price refunded'
Ordef SPARK SEEDS todav.
^ SPARK SERBS CO.. Dept'lOn^S
J 2}550 Broadway New York 7, N. Y.
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IHE LIGHTHOrSE AND IN
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1^- *w, _ -* >^SI
William- J. Jones, 8L2 S. Bakex
St., ' Covington. Tenn,; Pfc. .Iphit
William, Star ltoute 1. Box 8,
Warrenton, N. C., and Pfe. Bill
Mostly. J5"7 A-X<>rth !)th St., Milwaukee,
Wisconsin. (Photo from
American Red Cross).ed
In ? ^
aCan^ Arniy base _anri had Hot-beciT
The men we're held for grand
jury actmtr on inurdor -charges iifTer
M. McAttee's body was found
"iM a OuiiltUU'Of County bayou, 60
n'.ilcs from?here, tv.u days after
fyv, McAttee disappeared. ' ~9
. At "that time the men admitted
Wti they,
f-mr the alleged theft of a s:H
if r. McAt tee's two stepsons Tater
cinfessed to the saddle tlibft.
Hastie Requests
Hotel Operation
WASHINCTOX. D. C.?(X XPA)
?Governvr William?Ut.?Hictie,
throuirh the Intprmr TVimrt mimt
has asked "Tjovcnihieiit Xeryires.
Iiuv, to take over arwl hnerf?"h? fvO.i
Knic'S in the Virgin Island?, it
learned last Thursday.
(iovernimint Services, Inc., is a
.mm -pr? ?U4-^rpwi ai i/.n-wTrnTr^npo* r ates
most of the cafeterias and
other installations in *ro\ eminent
buildings here.' A spokesman} for
the firm admitted last. Thursday
bi.t said no decision had yet been
reached in* the matter. .
Dies In Plane
Ektranged W
vy l). ITf l'l.Al N s.^v \V
la-T -w iM-k nf p;iji."?nl l i.1.- ll?.e
VesiKUisiid'1 flic till. .dcpl-mr ileal tr
raux near the home of his
estranged wife, Mis, Harriet
"l>alsy" Richardson Heraux.
A 'note found in Ih raux' nocket
jravc police the impression tr?e ,?ccidetit
was deliberate suicide. It
readi "tn "in > ?~+?neeid? tit?e-; ii y
Martin, s"? Post -Road
I '1 n11is, N. V."
?11 ei auv. vim <. as "granted,, a
pilot's license op June 1th cruvied
his small rented plane into a ninefont
"alleyway botwct.n tuo'buildings
in iWr Uriiti-ni'-t-hi-^ ?if \, h?*rrr
the-h<?me of '/.elma Martin. I*i?
wife, with whom he had tri?d to
affect ? reconciliation, lives in
Mrs. Martin's home antf both.-a re
employ ed ay leleplv me oprra* ors
iu . the White Plains e\chai?jre. of
"pany.
J'<>J ice .. f lii in ?HiaL Ucrnttat
hurt rtTempled to kill himself in
the crash and injure or kid Iris
wife also, hut_aL-tiie. tail uuuutaTuuj
0tit-thr~enyih7'" t o prevent injufiiH'
her. Had lw not cut the
mofofl "? jvinm* xrhrn Ire a?m?T
How To Relieve
Bronchitis
- Croomulsion relieves ptomptlr because
it (rocs right to the seat of the
trouble to help kxtifen ahd evj>el
tym lyim phfrrrrrr, ana t iia nature
to ?oothe and heal raw, tender, lnOpmed
bronchial mucous mem*
branea Tell four druggist to sell you
a bottle of OreomuLsion with the ffiiderst
rxii flinty mi must like tho way it
Quirkly allayc- the cough or you are
to have your money back.?+?=??
CREOMULSION
for Ceufjhs* Qieit Qoldi. BroncMti#
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IFORSlBR, COLUMBIA, S. C.
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Voting Sees
Solid Split Of
Wed, Soviets
i?2??;?r~~
Molotov Advises
Cooperation ?or
I ^ -?
j Democratic Peace
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i PARIS <NNPA) ? Tin- Parts
j Conference lust Thursday morning
| completed 'approval of the .peace
: trcntv W'fb'tialvT liMg decision
on the future administration of
! Italian African colonies defer red
for (oiie year.
I n oti4?g -on-drsputod issued.
rtTte Western nations voted solidly
against, the Soviet Union and the
. SlavLstafosdbat vote with it. AT
1 times Ethiopia abstained from votJi?S
,fc Hufore?voting on the proposed
treaty started, Foreign Ministei
] Viaclieslnv M. Molotov. who prej
sided, stepped down from the ros-,
' >rum to advise the j?i ' uutums rot
presented irt TtTTU"C9"terenee to co emocrat
ic^ peace/
B < l?(lfe.X)F-V ETC?
HHc scoffed at the idea of China
Hdia and Ethiopia being accepted
Ahnocntttc states ami, claimed
on.1 were 13 Soviet republic?
Hnich were not represented
Bvun^the peace table.
;W The Russians are demanding a
iiootheldiu any United Natron?
^Ml^^Mcanu 1 ik a^tjr?
majority of them.
'take place in New
B" one of the big powersHod
States, Russia,- BriVance^-enrr.
veto any
vz\ </
M ? 'or ago. i?h Thayoi
fl ^Algiers, Louisiana, wan
tnu National Association
p Advancement of Colored
SlTMonday _ throufarfc the
secretary, Daniel E.
Kent a report to the
XAACI' office in New
fT^^Bj|."n?4 utriLin^lu
" liinMaKto that ot John C. Jones,
i. im'B? a lynch mob in Mindcn,
.4i., Ui|?> months ?Rm and occurred
rmtrr Rrcuttistah < esTi in ting iLpos sib'**
? pw dtfnB lev? than 'lo mifes
j'.rom Be*' Orleans on Tuesday.
-Jgh?|ugod nmii, according to" in"ormNpp
received, had been engHgedjTn
an altercation with Jo!
seph llilliet. white, a conservation
i a^ent^for tho'DepaiTmetil of Wild
I l ife ajhd Fisheries, on. Tuesday.
I That was the last time Johnscm
J,v au licfen ulivcr
t Crash Near
ifefe Home
--into ?h.e fat.i1 ^p'? fhim 1 mil [
''' I"***111 -l.TiTiT "Trr T^nto.vion thiit
"priUlitnh would h:i\i' sets bin s*-hV-t
fionie alire. pu'ico declared
Mrs. Heraux, the former wife of
'Dr. H. r>iti?u Dismond. prominent
! New N 01 k City physician, met
Herauv in Haiti after divorcing
Dr. Di.>ni'ilid. They came to Xe\v
S "t k and Herein ulilaim d iTTT'
ph'Smeni as a"T>ookkeeper for the
- M^'oi e-McCcrrmnrk Lmefl, Inc., ">
. Hroadwaj; Now York City.
I First Hash hair and ac*lp^4? *--fer+r^rlfr
medicated Palmer'* SKIN
;SF<< ?OpM KdUprLel dry. Then ruh 1
n lit 1 It) l?W year proved Palmer.'a
I skin* BITCOBSS Ointment in palm
) i<> sul^n an4 then tnae&age onta^
#r.- Hie' wonderful relief for
toriMj'ilttTi'jf^.HfchihJ from dandruff
^ 'Tt'Q. mange. CnntlMK l.laa --
"i^TnT^^ted. Guaranteed to
> it. !'- or money- hack. Palmer'*
! i-Kt.N S'J'-'CIlSS Soap 2g& Pahnet'M _
SKI"vF>'OCKSS Ointment 25c, <75$
! , ohKin-s i times as much.) At
?r toiletry counter*. ?? -
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SK(fl SUCCESS OIHTMEKT"'
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| AFL CAMPAIGN ORGANIC
; T\KS?The Southern Orprimhrinff
-j-C?rnpaTRTr of The- American - FedI
oration of Labor is' well under
i wav. In ehn'rire?of?the?drive tTT
! .New Orleans, La., is Patrick (Pat)
J Ryan, Coordinator, whose chief
; ai.de is Dr. George M,- Snowden,
associate professor of economics
-U*t?Dillacd Unixernity.?a?o poem I
I ad viser 011 minority problems.
j.AnjQiyc AFL??-o^aniy.ers?fn?HTC
i present drive in the Crescent City
AME Bis
Edict Diaregard?""
Behind Meeting
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w<?v? w'VMtrvu T-IIM >? nfeUtion
l?Htr
plain their reasons for approving
the 'proposal Tor air exti^r session
off\im general conference of the
<~T^K communication proclaimed
tlfa^'tbe open rebellion and flag
vniW disregard of the xukmu
edicts and directions of the coun
oil, by-certain of our colleagues, lr
-un; effort to regulate and. adjust
deplorable and unsavory condition
complained of and /reported to An
bv large nimih^.s ?f??minis
tera and lay momborp of x'ertttk
BteMohs of our church over i
poriod of rnore -tharr- two years,'
was i he "principal cause. In conjunction
wfth this, particular men
i tiuh was made <rf- the refusal ol
j Meniui' Bishop W. A. fountain tc
i "execute the will and expressed
{ vote of the majority of thc'coUn!
cil made irMCaji&Ba City, Mo,, last
' ,1 uim 23" -IrT the Bishops SimsWright
controversy, currently .be*
"f penTe Court!
I CON STI Tl TlO\ AL PRC IMS ION
| The communication, sinned b>
! Bishops R. C. Hansom, John A.
; Groag, S, L. Greene. G. B. Young,
; Ndflifi W. WtUrarnS, R,. R. Wright
j Jr., Lh WaTd'.Nichols, Frank M.
| Reid, A. J Allen, George W.
I Baber and Joseph ] r'l"-v-'r ?
-j iinlutl the , needs of the
-j-dnureh demanded t)u;v resort to a
: conxtitn; iomU' provision ,of thr
j AIVIE Hook of Discipline to save
{tin* denomination "from irrepari
able loss, disintegration and utter
j IrnniMmtion before the Christian
' world," This provision, entitled
trial of bishops,' provides that if
the senior bishop is accused of
improper leadership, the l?i?lmn
n?*i in ---may--"be" VrMVd
j upon hv p ?f -4rwh^' fn
j issue a -call for a special council
, of the bishop*- for whatever action
j they deenr ii-a sary.
Xext in lf l.he^miuir hish?>p
7Ts Bishop 1;-. . Hansom, who or1'fftfVed
a meet hi;;- of the bishops in
the missionary headquarters last
"JSept. 23-bi V-w York City.' The
bishops, at this meeting, voted to
hold the general conference -the
l.dermfnmatinn'a highest tribunal for
settling questions of authority and
-to?hold?sprrtal meetings to have
conference? iiii'mliiTi?vote?qpr>H
Indictment Of
Lynn Bomar Urged
NEW YOJvK CITY?1~7 Ft. At-"
fnniev Citivmtal Tom Clark was'
TITgfif T?jC* the W"i-kers hcfeiis?
League t<? itnuiftiiaU'ly iijdiet l?ynn
llomar, Tennessee public Iroimhissionor,
?>n the baais of hlii t-csli nunv
rrr ^hr Trial of 25 Netrroes
Hi Lnwremtrhurg.
. ? tiiL._ii:L>L yrirn t>? < iHrk*-p^TrfTTt"
out that Itomur admitted *totripinp
on u-XegroV neck. entering Noij.ro 1
homes without w-arriuaU. *u*d }?wrforming-other
acts in violation of
the foaeaJ civil fights law.
Tiro m ultTTh
^ ? L':7.:c-ullla<'-tl altii "attain plod
muHer" durrhg Hi <v rebi-uary
^ nch throntft at Columbia, Tonn.
muled nilli ".'1 "acquittyTs and t^
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aro, first row, left to right. Wil- II
liam McKefiTy Acker, Local 854 ei
of the International Longshore- ft
men's Acinurip<:'"'>f?Roy , b:?Bill- "Tr
"mRs, Local 574 of the Marine Pipe a:
Fitters; Miss Ronnie Hill, Local tt
00 of the Office Employees Inter- T
national Union who is a'so secrfc- lij
tary of the AFL Organizing. Cam- M
- paiyn in Mow Orleans.; C. J. Cn?s4
ney, bnal 584 of'the iu Uar- su
Tpenters Union; JT~ F. Mercante, .Aj
Local Qu of the Office Employees 14
hops Issue
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ceCommu
Says Rpal Ftac
Not American
LOS ANWKI.BS. L (NNPA) ?1?
Real racial quality L "almost not] a
an American conception," Paul jap
Roberbn, the singer wld actor.^^^^
HH
' "if Mr. Trumani^^ingt^Mi^e n
the underprivileged bhird. of the a
i- nation, or the Negrp <S?e=tintjFi^e*a t
better establish a dictatorship in t
> the South," Mr. Rob [son added! [a
[ He was a surprise witness at a ii
eonoa nf .. -?L. ?
> , avMvs v? ircnini^s/roipiiiajiy con- a
V i-<?^r?ed"WTthtKg^KriKtuX Klyn and 4,
left win^ uUivl04s in Holljnvood. t
t Subpoenaed preatmiabt$rbgggCTg,
hof Trfs''cu^toiVntaifsftiip with Brig: a
' Gmu Kvhiih Car-bum f refold )T of a
7* the National Committee to Win the ?C
Peace, his membership on the na- d
f Hnnul
I Independent Committee" of- the __
I i Arte, Sciences amiPrryfessiona, and u
. j his associations with Ru8sia>-the jj
t^-witnvss Lsj3tid?he not a member t
. of tho Communist party, but de-^ jF>
pirted . hhi\sel? _a??inevitably af-^"
rf-trncTea to "anti-fascist" bjov^x _tl
! merits. ** \
ESTABLISHED EQUALITY" t<
- Regardless (of Russia's totali- p
HASTIE NAM
?DIRECTOR <
-?r~ " - B> Adolph Ocreau fei
ST. THOMAS, V. I. (ANP)? *i
j Dudley W. Stevenson of Washing- t<
i for,. D. C., wits released by the ^
! United States army last month to ^
accept tin position of director gl ,r1
j Molice for tlie nninirtpxiUt^QL^SLi-s
Pi'lGo\\ U'iliic!') ri:!?UeW1 SU^" ;j
;mon !irnt<i omen laiUftrc a^xuni- ^
i > fl lint; hcv (Jui i7i</ the past! S(
peck. - (si
[ At I lie request oi Av. tinx Oov. ti
l Morris F. do Ciu?tro. District Judge ni
j Hernian K. Moore along with the
' itaif oi Iris court came to St. ?
Thomas Tfom r7!. Croix by airplane
--tor. .thr purpose-of ^'enilu^ lit t1?j ~~j
new director of police. * ' 1
Cupt. Stevenson's fAthcr is a jj
v.ifcv '.vliuiied Irene", who will joil* ?
him here iu? st>on their first beby I ]
is uk; -.-- Hnyuvh to Vlf^veJ by air,
f - 1 - ; --- ^ i
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rnuilmrB l.ncn] 87 fln/4 Hnmlil V.
chwehm. Tgflnmtewi?hocat^WC
i the back row, left to right,
re Henry Charles, Local 864 of
:e ILA; Charles N. Barnes, ST-.
eamaters Local 270; R. E. Willi,
Local 1419 of the^ILA: ajtd
liss Helen , Maria Moore, Teameru
Local 370i In the third yw ?
re- N?sh W4ae?-Laborers Local
*9, and Paul D. Morris, Local
19 pf the ILA. ? : /
Special
micati&n
Conception
;
A>untry
toll
tt,fyU> protect
ioaal overtones of racia^^l
ion." Many colored-A mericanaHte^S^
uggested, would prefer the eaualcknowledged
Mclc of freedom. to
ho "shadow y" freedom of speech ~
hoy have in thyffoutfr- , -~r ?^
"as a Negro-in America, I am
P<-ak here today/' "Mr, Robeson r -}
sserted, "but I could go down to
ieorgia tomorrow and Fd be
ead." v. . ^
lit tee members about communLmL
" he did rrot Think that Russia in
i>17 Was an ideal testing ground __
L>r NT ?> fx in in, Mr. Robeson said:
"No. I think the best country in
ie world to test the principles of '"yr*
larxism might be the America of - >day.
Russia in 1917 was .. -r.
qbr***- ! fcljEfrfr v
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ES NEW
\*5'f f cSSR.- '.-^1
uned her pilot's license some
i me ago. She aleo taught rrmxnA
partitions for fliers in a Washing- "
m school for aoout a year while
apt. * Stevenson was oh overseas
uty in Ifcurop*. CtHil.
btevenSOU iq frfiny j
ere,?r.ia Thai -night here war J
byn.t as the dinner- guest of Mm
William H. Has tie, wife Of the
overnoi; and hit second night was -M
irril as the dinner gu^st Of Act- M
w ' Oovi iih<T Mrs. de Castro at ' fl
\ph- palatial quarters on goyeni^l'f|
' v'"^
SjVtfgST i4<4 Wftjffl?|
IuSk^m As^ pay mdrcT :
fat idler a^^lO?tiSJtoQS^ ^
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