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spite threats from congressmen anc
others, QrantReynolds and Wultei
- - yiUte/sturk^py their' statement!
against a JltnCrow army and jjejxated
fccalnst this week that they
L -.wUK^ontimje their flfhT~agains1
. IftglCKAtteJL _JjL_the Uj 8. armed
J ~ /oroek,.
Reynolds, who la national chair*
,man. Of .the Committee _ Against
A -&ST Servlce *nd
ganlsatlon had ordered 1UO.OOO but "'
teqff ?ftyl?g "TWlli M; jirfw n jlmi-iiite
peat to launch the -sale of these
buttons in two places?ioutslde the
White. House. and on the steps ol
the c^pltol. In this way we hope tc
Impress upon the mind, of white
Axnertca that Negroes . have. had
enough of this bi-partisan
maneuvering on dlvll rights, and
w?v,-,vuiue wa?i may# we are with
drawing our support of Hex* Jlm.
In;^peating his viewpoint, Reynolds
?aid before the house, arqieri
service committee:
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Wheels." Reasonable. Call Columbia
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JOt^WALCOTT
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flu*. $50 Spending Money end i
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< Courtesy of
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protectionTor your Au
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y6ur income, .
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t "I was black before f was a ReL
publican. I maintain that a slave
r cannot fight "for freedom, and my
i party loyalty ends when human
rights ,are in jeopardy. Por this
Jteason, I formally submit to this
V RfmiMlran nnngrnnn a -rrtyi^rMl
I pledge Chat I will not serve again
In a Jlmcrow army and that I Will
urge men of all races to boycott
v Completely any jlmcrow draft or
I UMT !hw. We shall circulate these
pledge cards nationally."
63,000 Unemployed
.In. West IndieF
; ) LONDON?(ANP)? Latest figures
available put total unemployment
In colonies of^WeBt Indies at/on
' estimated 63400, according to Mr.
' Rees Williams, member of parliament,
here recently. The MP was
| replying to a question asked by a
>; fellow member, 'Douglas Marshall.
1 as to how many colored men were
unemployed^ in Jamaica, Trinidad,
Windward and Leeward Islands respec
- Mr, Rees-Williams pointed out
r that no separate statistics are kepi
> of eolored unemployed, but that
total unemployment In" Jamaica
_ was plauod at 00,000 a figure which
Included "underemployed." Leeward
I isianas-showed an estimated lo.nno
WiilWAra islands, 2,ooo; and Trinidad
1,100. The MP said, however,
that there is more "under-employ
ment than total unemployment.*
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Mississippi Justice
Frees White Killer
" Of Negro Slaying 4
* MOBILE; Ala.-^(SNS) ^Mississippi
justice to N?*"-oes was highlighted
here Saturday, when a Mobile^
county grand jury failed to .return"
an indictment against a white mat
accused of killing a Negra lh a eeiy*^
11 rights" squabble.
I r* Freed by the - jury's action, the
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Posts ^WD
^CBlCAdo (ANP)-^-Ray' "Sugs
_ Q^orgS'Abmms In the Internatigr
amphitheater here has been cove
ed with a $5,000 guarantee; to 1
sure his appearance. Robinson se
_ a. -cer'tlflad check tor - the anpou
to- the Illinois Athletic- commissli
last week.
. The welterweigth title previou
ly was booked for a March 31 stai
with Abrama, but asked a postpon
ment because of a^ hand lnjus
However, some quarters insisted th
Ray Was .trying to dodge meetli
his op^ient.
Jordan Band
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Escapes Injury
- PHOENIX, Ariz.?. (AtNP)? To;
Jordan and.several members of 1
bShcT narrowly escaped injury ai
(having their. caravan wrecked
qjftht. when?rocks, lOOBSnxj?bjT
recent rain, fell from the mounta
_ aide overlooking the highway th
were traveling. ,
yn ineir way to v/icnita,. JEta
- ,io' play a dance engagem&t t
tympany Five aggregation wps r.i
few miles '-from hpre late Tuesd
ing in thp three cars that make i
the Jordan \ .caravan. On the, c'J
skirts of' Wiekensburg, 32 mil
from here, the .highway cuts th
a mountain pass that state roi
authorities usually block off whi
ever . it rains as several accider
cars being hit by sliding boulder
Riding in the first car with Y
singer, Peggy Thomas*; pianist -! B
. Doggett and reed mangaer Wllin
Brassrield, Jordan* noticed th
rocks starting to fall as they e:
tered the dangerous pass. Wltho
hesitation* he told -Barssfield, wl
was driving, to speed, up. The oth
* two autos carrying. t.he- TrmaUul
of-the seven plectrorew also spei
ed up, and lucky for them"ttiat.th<
did as in less then one mintuea t\
tons of heavy rock had crashed
the roadway. .
x Stopping here to* rest Jordan 1"
doited the landslide to highway c
flcials, who ordered'a detour sii
placed around the danger spot. T.
famed maestro and his bad_J&<
continued their journey eastW&rc
.500 bond, when he was bound ov
on a.muMer charge. for slaying 3
year-old Rayfleld Davis
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lis O. ?JE. nriffl'me, genera*. chairman
lis _ of. the Rutler Street YMCA' Capital
nd Fund Drive, and Principal Charles
.*<, Gideon,-of-David-TJ Howard, -a-vtfr
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it- DETROIT? (NNPA) ?Unrelent
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ru ,ing war against every individualand
?d every group who would deny colsn
%red \Americans their' coristltutiohits
al rights and, at.the. same time, asm.
sumption bycptoredclttmlfl of,their
5. full duties, obligations and respon-ils
sibiltles were advocated her last
ill Wednesday night'by M._C,_CIarke,
ir~ "president of .the National Negrg Inie
suranee Company and of the pun-.'
i- bar Life' Insurance Company.
ut > In addressing jfhe Booker T.
10 Washington Trade Association, Mr.
er Clarke made an-indiri^rti
Philip -Randolph, president of the
ey Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Portersi
and ? Grant Reynolds, New
ln York Commissioner of Correction.
n/hn vonnhfUf /*!/! -A'
1?TMV * i/UlU U1C VUiiabU AllAl"
ed Services Committee In Washington
that they would advocate civil
," disobedience to any legislation reliving
the draft cyr authorizing uniro
versal military training, > . ?
L "I have an abiding faith to
Mr.i^ClArke said'"* "l"'believ
gr-' in ' our free enterprise system and
ret our way of life. The wrongs from
ig_ jyhich we suffer and the ills of
which we justly complain, cfih and
? will be righted under our democratic
system of government."
IMPROVE EOT ..
Mr.' Clarke declared that "A race,.
" like an individual, cannot advance
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30 a day Spare Time, of up to $75.00 a week
Time. 500 Products that Sell ori-Siglit. Every Perr^'
Prospective Customer. H?e is. your Big Chance
your own Boss and Start Coining.to Big Profits.
tend Name and Address and*We will send You _
i Sample Case offer. BIO MoaCy Making Propin
and F*tt Sweet Georgia Brown Samples,
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appiness and joy to yoW?end very, very 1
Problems Through PRAYER! 1 .
ict.ve Membeyj throughout *meritM?|?f'
e done to help others we ceti surely do V
y?so please don't delay; fust mail your \ M
d will do) to tUPE STUDY FELtOW- 1
Oh This wonderful FftEE Message of f.lj
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er6n eampalgh^r, are shhwn as'they
spoke in interest of ,the drive 3%t- .
urday afternoon over Radio -Station
WEAS. Warfen Cochrane, ex;cutive
secretary of the Butler St.
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^ST FORCES 1
^utciibrcrt
WI I I V V/IWUL/
beyond the ftttesncff its economie
boundary." He said: "Instead of crying,
and complaining about our lot,'
\we;.should improve our lot by doing
the things others have dope* Who
pave improved their lot in Ameri feah
life." , .--y
|j He added that when colored people
fully realise their possibilities "
ai d potentialities in this country
they will find themselves "no long- :
it out in the rain?__ ?" .1
."There must evolve a new con- (
oept-^a new economic philosophy j \
within ou.r gniupJLJve-would raise ( ;
ottiselveKlo fTrstClass citizenship ,
status," he said. " Trade ai>c]L coin- i
me roe are the backbone of the ha- ,
tion and w"hen we participate more ]
fully in the nation's trade.and com
merce/ we will find our citizenshi; {
status tnuch improved." . 1
Ik-whippers Ask
ifer; Gf Trial
KAN A, Ark.? tANP) 1
wruity UBUM mJl ggWIry"
Hal trial, six white men ;
Kith violating state "?itU
' labor in the chain-whip- ;
i 51-yearqId Negro employe : kana
Cotton Oil compghy J
last year, petitioned ?he Miller coun- 1
ty circuit court for a change of ve- 4
. nure : here Wednesday.; Victim of j
the chalh-beating wtfs Jordon Haw- J
kins. # I
The petition; second to be made,
.sold that Miller r -nty residents
were prejudiced against the defendantnMri
fkat thov oniiM .nnl r?V?_
tain;';an' impartial trial ?ere. The
(iori^hftftge of venue wiis granted
laslpfittl, and the case was taken
to Heanpstead, Circuit court at Hope.
Tlrer^case, however, resulted in a
IJhp (ix defendants are H.:.Lee
,Mai$hi, 37; Oven Bolen, 35; Fred
'Thqftsiason, 45: alt. United. Mine
Workers organisers; and Clarence
Beam Jr., Dan Ryan and W. B.
Jacfcsoh. j
Gold Found On
Farm In Maryland
WASHINOTOls?, D. C. ? (NNPA)
GHjjpfl has'been found on the 40-acre
firnrof Charles Costley, 67, inCa*ioil
County, Maryland, thirty-flve
mjles north of the District of Cownbla,*
' according tfc Fowler "W
. Sitevens, 43, a Rockville, Maryland
building contractor and H. Frank
Costley^sMd lasl Sunday . night
tfcat a Washington firm, had abandoned
mifUng-rlghtp to his farmabout
10 jftntQi. ago when it failed to
And enough ore to .make the yen-..
wpc pay, j "j L
Stevens amf Rothery, who formed
a ^prospecting partnership about five
years ago, said analyses of ore taken
from the Cqptley farm shows j
about (90 worth of gold to the ton. i
The pair said they plan the erection
of a (25,000 mining plpnt on the
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cooperation superior to- force.
(tecArthur defeat perplexes Japdn
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Spelman Elects
2 New Trustees
ATLANTA, Ga. ?( S N S ) ?
At the^ annual meeting of the
Boafd of~^rustees of Spelman College
(67 year old institution for Negro
women in Atlanta, Ga.) this
group elected as new members Mrs
Catherine-Hughes Waddell of New'
York City and Mrs. Sadye Harris
Powell of Atlanta.
The first-named, a daughter of
former Chief Justice ChaYles Evans
Hughes, is a graduate 6f Wellesley
College and an active member in
the Welleslev College insolation.
She serves as chairman
of the Woman's Committee of the
United Negro College Fund, and
oently was elected to _the Board of
Directors of this organization. Mrs.
Waddell is the mother , of two sons,
one of whom is a junior , at Cornell
University.
!Mrs. Powell is owner and'supeilntehdent
-of the Harris MemoxteL
Hospital of Atlanta, one of ,the flew
modern and well-equipped institutions
of its kind in the city.
^ giaiiiwn?of .i iN?(dwaa liHih
School and Provident Hospital and
Training School, Chicago, she was
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IW I111I.-NC7 a i> uiic r?u
Hevcp Hospital to: Atlanta. Mrs.
Powell is active in programs of social
Welfare in Atlanta. She was
chosen Woman of the Year in Busi
ness in 1943 by tlie 27 Club of Atlanta
and Was cited as "a distinguished
citizen, a community billld
Beware Coughs
frpB common colds '
That Hang Ob
r. Creomulslon relieves promptly because
it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw", tender, inflamed.bronchial
mucous membranes.
Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulslon with, the understanding
you must like the way It
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back. ?,
CREOMULSION
forCoutfis, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
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Many incidents which uppeared in c
thfe newspapers last seasbh were ex- v
aggerafced. itwas rfvealed by Jackie t
Robinson, Negro star of the Bryok- ; s
lyn Dodgefs, ill' a radio broadcast I c
oh WMBC Sunday after noon, "Jack-1 i
- ie appeared its- the author of his-! v
new book, MY OWN STORY_LQreen?r
berg: JPublLsheri oil the-^-^Auilxn i
Meets the Critics' program. I
' . JatXie, said Some -hewspaper -g
stories about him were purely, lm- t
| aginative, but Ih~wrttiTig his beoir-^
"! he kept faithfully to the true record 0
and incidentally, -tells many pre- r 0
' j viously untold atorie^ jj
On the program wffn Jackie weh?
Bill Corum,j>ports columnist of the ["f
j Hearst newspaper fchqiin; Oranl c
f. Reynolds, member of the New York ! .
State Board of Correction And W~n- J j
deU Smith, collaborator on the book b
John $JcCaftey was program mod-" f
{.orator. ' - . j1
GRANT REYNOLDS SAYS ' ' ' {
ROBINSON TOO MODEST -*|
Reynolds attached the book on
the grounds that it was apologetic.
"Robinson needs?no apologias," he ?1
; said. "This book should be powerful-Ij
| propaganda and it' fails because 1
Jackie^ was too modest." Qqrum. and
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EXPORT - GRAIN
Government allotments of grain '
for export to shortage areas in ji
May will pass the minimum gpal Of
520,000,000 bushels for thg crop
year ending June 20. Export quotas
for the 11-months period, ended
'May "31st, total 521,900,000 bushels.
/Thus, with a month to go, It is pos
siple ?for total exports of the crop
to reach a higher goal than the
751,000,000 bushels set ^by President
Truman last summer. \
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jer and outstanding henpf<irtnr" . .
During 1947 she headed the cam;
paign for 'the Anti-Tuberculosis
Association . .. - $) [
f Re-elected;,to' the. 'Board for a
three ?year period were Q. Everett !
Bacon of New York City; Mrs.
Ethel McOhee Davis of Institute,
West Virginia; Solomon W._Wal-H
ker of Atlanta, and Mrs. Hat tie
Rutherford Watson of Pipe Bluff,
Arkansas. " '
'What to do for woman ?; oldest I f
, problem, functional monthly pain? I tl
I many a girl ana woman has found it
! the answer In Cabwjx's 2-way help, d
! You see, Camot may make'things n
; lots easier (or you in either of two 6
ways: (1) started 8 days before p
"your time", and taken as directed y
on the label, it should Help relieve p
MANY RHEUMATIC PAIN S
{OLD SOUTHS I
Two generations of Sou
,Y.vX r sVoied famops^G-2223 \
pains strike. -No bettei
relief of rheumatic pain
^,'jJWL when dampness and ba
Aa V- your muaelee Feel so pi
' - Y*51/ One teaspponful of C-2
ually starts to bring gr
fo < . comfort, and blessed n
from rheumatic-pain "misery." Cauti
use only as directed. G?t a bottle of G~2i
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timidity ud ?hyn???.
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Ja?It" tald how ta obtala th* iraatMt Jay and *'
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5miyi crime to Jackie's defense and
ailed the bpok a fine spoifts story
yhteh was not and shook! not have &
teen" ^propaganda.; piece." Co rum v
a id I'Toto iftwy columnists Tare conerped
with, writing- inside inform^ion.'direct
frOr^The Kvemifp, and
ie fiave too piucb iH-o?iaRaf$da' al? ?
eafly, This in p simple bquiCmxxl .I" ?ike
it.?Tlii' Ami-rirmi oufc^iA, ttvi-i.-wj
prolog Jackie s nec'ci^tajce 4fr, or- ,
anized baseball, is the rg&l lvfero of "
he book:* .* Ir1 . ? ' <
"Reynolds criticized Hr&xich Hfefcqy
ml sad -that. Ford Frick h?'hjtf?w*n"
I more heip. to Jackie. ".However, "J
ackie countered by .Saying Ujdt r
Branch Rickey hast been U^e- a < 'i
ather to' nib and, has advised pie , . ]
directJy in alf situatibhs." / . ?
All parties agreed *that -Jafkie . |
tobinson l)ad done Vgiteat thinfeln j
ringing story in book form be- .
3re the- Atnerican piiblicv
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