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spite threats-from congr.^ssmen and p
others, Grant Reynolds and Walter c
White stuck by their .* statements p
against a Jltnerow army and *e- ri
psated bcalnst this week that they n
will Continue their fight against ?
segregation in the XT. s. armed n
* fcnyjttolds, who is national chair- u
man, of-^the , Committee^ Against c
Jtocfbw in Military Service and X
training, Announced that his or- p
ganlsatton had ordered 100,000 but"
tens saying "Don't Join a jlmcrow :f
army.'* AVv V" - - "* *
; "Upon delivery," ne said, "we ex- ]
peat to launch the sale of thege
buttons in two placed?outside the a
- ? ' White. House and' on the steps of j,
the c^Pitol. In this way we hope to e
' impress upon the xnind,. of white p
America that Negroes have, had n
enough this bi-partisan ri
maneuvering on civil rights and t
, thaV come what may,~we are wjth a
i drawipg our support of Herr Jim- u
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Ip repeating his, Viewpoint, Rey- s
nolds said before the house arfried
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ubllcan. I maintain that a stave
annot fight for freedom, and m>
grty loyalty ends when human
Ights are In -jeopardy. For this
easQn, I formally submit to -this
republican congress a sighed
ledge that I will not serve again
l a Jimcrow ai*my and that I Will
rge men of all traces to boycott
completely any' JimcroW draft or
1MT law. We shall-circulate these
ledge carda nationally."
>3,000 Unemployed
n West Indies,
LONDON?(ANPV? Latest figures
valiable put total unemployment
i colonies of' West Indies at an
Stimated fi.100, .according to Mr
tees Williams, member of parlialent,
here recently. The MP w&s
eplying to a question asked by a
ellow member, Douglas Marshall
3 to how many* colored men were
nemploved in Jamaica. Xdafdad
Vlndward and Leeward islands repectlvely.
Mr. Rees-Williams pointed ou'
hat no separate statistics are Jcepi
1 colored .unemployed) but thai
otal unemployment.?Jh Jamalct
/as placed at 50,009 a figure whicl
Deluded "underemployed," Leewart
slands showed an estimated 10,000
Vlnward islands. 2,000; and Trlnl
lad 1,100. The MP said, however
hat there Is more "under-employ.
nent than total unemployment/
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Mississippi Justice
Frees WWte Killer
Df Negro Slaving ?
MOBIba, Atft.?(^aT?Mlsslssip
?t justice to N*?roes was highlightd
here Saturday when a Mobile
ourity grand jury failed, to returr
n indictment against a white mac
ccused of killing a Negro in a "civI
rights" squabble.
Freed by the Jury's action, .the
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Guarantee ?
<CHICAaO (ANP)? Ray "Sugaf' i
| Robinson's April 21 encounter with
J Georgia' Abrams in the International
amphitheater here has been cover- '
| ed with a $5,000 guarantee, to ins. j
sure his appeararioe. Robinson sent j
cert if 1eel check -for the amountto
the Illinois Athletic .commisstpn
1 fjast week. ''
The welteiVeigth title pfevious'.ly
was booked for a starch 31 stand
with Abrams, but asked a postpone* ,
i ment because of a hand Injury.
| However, some quarters insisted that j
i Ray was trying to dodge meeting
V his opponent.
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i Jordan Band
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PHOENIX, ArlZ.? (ANP) ? LOUlS
Ir Jordan and several members- of his
t band narrowly, escaped Injury and
k. having "their caravan wrecked a
1 recent rain/fell from the mountain
i nW? overlooking the highway they j
, were traveling." 1 . - / .. .I . .
. On their Way to V/ichita, Kan.,
v to play a dance engagement the
Tympany Five aggregation was ridfew
miles from-4rere-4ate Tuesday
ing in~the three cars that make up
the Jordan caravan. On the cutskirts
of* Wickeilsburg, 32 miles
from here,, the highway cuts thru
a mountain pass that state road
? authorlfrp-s off when
ever ; it rains as several accidents
. haye resulted in recent years from
, bars being hit by sliding boulders.
: Hiding ih the first car with his
singer, Peggy Thomas, pianist Bill
Doggett and reed mangaer Wilbbr
Brassfield,. Jordan' noticed the
ro?Cks starting to fall as they en1
tered the dangerous pass.. Without
^ hesitation. lie told Barssfield, who
was driving, to speed up. The other
two autos carrying the remainder
I of the seven piece crew also speed
' ed up, and lucky for them that they
i did as In less then one mintues twd
' tons of heavy rock had crashed in
the roadway.
iicic w rcat uuiaun reported
the landslide to high-way officials,
who ordered detour, sign
J placed around the danger -spot. The
famed maestro and his Dad then
con tinned, .their* Journey^eastward.
Horace Miller, had been under $2,i
SQO bond when hp wan hnnnri ever
on a. murder charge for slaying 35year-old
"ftayfield Davis
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Y* DRIVE LEADERS OVER RA- ,
D1U SlAnOW WE A3, Deialui?til
G. E. DCLormt;, general chairman
of the Sutler Street YMCA Qapital
Fund Drive, and Principal Charles
Gideon, of David T. Howard.-^-vet-VA/AD
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DENYING Rft
DETROIT-? (NNPA) ?Unrelentr
. ing war against every individual axjd
every group who would deny colored.
Americans their constitutional
rights and, at the same time, assumption
by colored citizens of their
full duties, obligations and responsibilties
were: advocated her last
( Wednesday night by M C. Clarke,
president of the National Negrg' Insurance
Company and of the Dunbar
"Life |nsiirance Company;
J In addressing the Booker T.
Washington Trade Association, Mr.
Clarke made an indirect reply to A
Philip Randolph, president of the
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters,
and-'\Orant Reynolds, New
York Commissioner of Correction,
who recently told the Senate Armed
Services Committee in Washington
that they would advocate civil
disobedience to any legislation reviving
the draft or authorizing uhi
versal military training.
"liiave.an abiding faith
j jo, imxii ln towiNU' i iiiatinitlMH|
Mr. Clarke said. "I believe flnRM
in our free enterprise system and'
. our way, of life;?The wiuiigg frOPgT
which v we suffer and the Ills of
Which we justly complain, can and
will be righted "under our dfimo-'
cratic system of government."*
IMPROVE LOT . ,
. Mr.Xlaiie declared-that "A race,
like an individual, cannot advance
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spoke in interest of the dvlve Sat- J
urday afternoon over Radio Stat- \
r?ttiire ccnrot-nnr t\f tVio -P,.n^7. c?' '
1st forces j
jHtsurged ;
beyond the lines of * its economic J
boundary." He said"Instead of cryins'
and complaining about our lot, ]
we .should improve-our lot by doing 1
the things others have done who {
have improved their lot in Ameri* I f
can life." . : <
% He added that when colored peo- I ,
J>le fully realize their possibilities : 1
and potentialities in this country '
they will find themselves "no long- j
iff" out "in the rain/* ?"' ' " j ]
"There must 'evolve a new 'con- ! <
ftii 1 _ - '? - - '
BEP-i? a ix'-W economic pinio.supny - (
.IWthin our group If we would raise s
ourselves to tirst' clxrss citizenship j
ffWtus," he said. /'Trade and commerce
are the backbone of the na- u
tton and when we participate more
fully in the nation's trade and comjOirce/
we will find our citizenshif
status much improved."
Gfcgin-whippers Ask
Of Trial
Kr?ifi'ji^fi?i'ni imngpwtnf
trial, six white men
^fyWlth violating state "antiyluUJBy1
moor in the chain-whip^
ptflgsf? a Sl^year old Negro employe
6t Texarkana Cotton Oil company
last year, petitioned the Miller coun!
ty circuit court for a change of veI
nure hare""W dntfsday. Victim of
1 the chain-beating was Jordon Haw*-kins..-*
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The petition, second to be made, *
'Said that Miiier r -nty residents
were prejudiced against the defendants:;
and that they could not ob- .
tain/an impartial trial here. The
fits^*change"of venue was granted]
last^ttill. ^nd the case was taken
to Hempstead, Circuit court at Hope.
The 'case, however, resulted lrr a
nKp/
tfcc 'defendants are H. Lee
Martin, 37; Q\yerr Bolen, .35; Fred
Tholnjfeson, 45; all United Mine
Workers' organizers; and Clarence
Rean-Jx., Dan Ryan and W. B.
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WASHINGTON, D. C. (NNPAi
Gold has been found or the'40-acre j
f|l(m of Charges Costley, 67, in Car10II
County, Maryland, thirty-five
mjlpw north of the District of Co- j
lumbla, according to Fowler w r
j Stevens, 43, a Rockvllle, Maryland !
building-pontractor and H. Frank
of the District of Colum
bia ftrife Department both white,
i Costley* said last Sunday nitfht '
1 that a Washington firm had abandoned
raihtog^rights to his farm
about 10 years ago when it failed to
1 tod enough ore to make the venIHMr
ma-tryc I
Stevens and Rothery, who formed
a prospecting partnership about five
~ yeoro ago, st&d analyses of ore taken
from the Costley farm shows
apout $90 worth of gold to the ton.
The^palr satd they plan the erection ;
of a $25,000 mining plant on the,:
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cboperfltlon superior tc force.
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Called democracy at work.
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pr.intnn Dotv conducts the program
Ivhich Is broadcast from the Mag
Tolia on Sunset_ AycnuoL ? < Vf-?A.
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Spelman Elects
I New Trustees
ATLANTA, Ga. ? ( S N S ) ?
At the annual meeting of tht
Board of Trustees of Spelman Coljro
women in Atlanta, Ga.X this
,'roup elected as new member's Mrs
Dutherine Hughes Waddell of Ne\i
^ortc City and Mrs. Sadye Harris
Powell of Atlanta.
The first-named, a daughter of
'ormer Chief Justice' Charles Evans
Hughes, is a graduate of Welleslej
Jollege and an active member in
Jre-Wellesley College Alumnae As;ociation,
She serves as chairman
)f the-Womari's Committee of the
United Negro College Fund, and re:ently
was elected to the Board of
Directors 'of this organization. Mrs.
iVaddell is the mother of two sons,
me of whom is a junior at Cornell
University.
Mrs. Powell is owner and superintendent
of the Harris Memorial
Hospitai-of Atianta, one of the few
rftodorn and well-equipped institutions
of its kind, in the city?___
A giirtiiW*,. of ,% !?ti Mia*
School and Pfovldont -Hospital and
Training School, Chicago, she waf
formerly head nurse at tine ran
Haven Hospital in Atlanta. Mrs
EctVKeJJ?is active in programs of social
tteft'ar?""hr*Atlanta. She wai
:hosen Woman of the Year in Busl
ness in 1-943 by the 27 Club of Atlanta
and was cited as "a distinguished
citizen, a community tyulld
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NEW .YORK CITY ? <SNS> ? S
Many incidents which appeared iti o:
Die newspapers tffst season were ex- w
' aggeruted, it was revealed tjy Jg^kle ( b
T Robinson, Negro star of the Brook.- ts'i
: iyn-Lkxlgers, in a radio broadcast !, d
oil* WNBC Sunday afternoon. Jack- ti
j ie .appeared as the author of his ; w
,^ncw book, MY OWN STORY t Green "Ti
' berg: Publisher*" on the "Author li
Meets the Critics' "program. ' f<
'f. Jackie as aid some newspaper- V
. stories about him were purely im- ti
| aginative, but in writing his .book
he kept faithfully .to the-true record H
and Incidentally, tells ' many pre- *0
vioubly untMd stories. . j
On the program with Jackie were <
Bill Corum, sports columnist of the f
-Hearst?newspaper CtnSIhT Grant
Reynolds, member of the New York
State Board qf Correction and W~n- t j;
i dell Smith, collaborator on the book p
John McCafTey was program mod- f,
- era tor.
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GRANT REYNOLDS SAYS ? ROBINSON
TOO MODEST ' j "|
. ; Reynolds attacked the book on !
J the croundR that it was apologetic.
' ."Robinson needs no apologies," "he : i
said. "This book should be powerful I
propaganda and it fails because
Jackie was too modest." Qorum and
EXPORT GRAIN
.Government idlotments of grain
' for export to shortage areas in ?
? i May will pass the minimum goal -of
. j 520,000,000 bushels for the crop*''
i j for\he H-morfths- period, ended
i May 31st, total 521,900,OW bushels.
i Thus, with a month to go, it is pos
i slble for total experts of the crop
to reach a higher goal than the
751.000,000^ bushels .4et by President
; Truman last summir.
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?During 1947' she he ailed the, fc&m-,
1 paign for the AntJl-Tuberculosls
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three-year period wfcra C. Everett
Bacon of New York \City; Mrs. '
' Ethel McOhee Davis of Institute,-.
West Virginia; Solomon? W. Walker
of Atlanta,'and Mrs. Hat tie
Rutherford Watson of Pine Bluff,
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e Preparing far Masrtai tax Life,
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# Mo|a FmiaU K?i Oii?ni (Illuatr*.t?4). * .0
Ban SsaagUea in lfea| la Wwnsi.
a Taabj^aSW_yt ^btr^gSTH^ ^ x. .
oPreqiieacyel: Intercourse,
a Sanaa of Beg Banaation.
a ^oupUs^WUh Pi Parent Baxaa) "Bpaada." t
0 Bam DisappomtmeoU (Men; Women),
a BMaaiftUpm.? ?
a Analysts of Sax lataroaaraa.
a fax Climax la Man; ia Women,
a {scrota of "Tltnhy'^. tha Climax.
. s lead to Saggier Married Ufa.
? Bat In tsreen r* s regnnn y Childbirth.
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mith came to-Jackie's defense land
ulled the book a .fine sports story I
Inch was not and ^should not have I
eon a propaganda piece Coruin ^
aid "Tun many coluhfhbds are con- j
crned with writing inside infornia- ?
ion direct lYoTTFtTte KifcmtjflT and* ]
e havetno much iiropagaflda aiFatly,
Tins 'is a simple boo$w*and I
ke it. The American0, public, In T
arcing Jackie1* aeceptaijce by or- |<
ani/.ctl baseball, is 1 lie reul Hero of
ho book " .. . .. i .? .
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Reynolds >.nt.i-./au Brunch Rickey. -ifr
nd sud tlv.d Ford Frick had jbfen
f more help to Jackie.. However, j
ackie countered by saying That - ?'
Brunch Rickey has' been like- a I
atiicr_Lo bfw-?dvise\l *me'?rforrectly
in ail situations." * ,. . j1
All parties agreed that Jadtele^ ? y
tobinson had done a'great thin* lft v F
ringing his story in book form be*- *
ore . the American public ?? ' ? .
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