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lohn D. Rockefeller, Jr., chats with
singer Carol Brice at the openlnj
meeting of the 1948 campaign of th(
United Negro .College Furid. Mr
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council of the fund, whicl
raises more than a million dollars
each yeaf~ to aid its 32 membei
schools. Keystone Picture
VA.urges GI's to choose technical
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WASHINGTON, D. C?NNPA
'?Justice Alexander HoJtzoff h
the District Court: last Tuftsdin
granted an injunction to three
colored locomotive firemen restraining
three southern railroads
and the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen and E n g i n e m eji
^-frem m a k i n g~ an agreement
to require colored locomotive firemen
to take promotional' examtna|
tions or lose thfeir jobs.
11 Issuance of*the injunction was
Istayed
jlJi^Ud States Court of^pntaTs
by the :>* **.- - Judge*
Holtzoff' indicated that
he >woul& sign the injunction af
ter he had denied motions to dismiss
thecomplaintr-?~
The Seaboard Air Line askoc
dismissal of the complaint against
it on. the ground that a prior ac
tion brought by David H. Hihton
of Raleigh, North Carolina
was pending against it in the Uni
" ted State District Court at klor
folk, Virginia, or^if the complain
against it be not dlSmssed^ tha
the action be stayed *urttil th
^ Hinton case was disposed of.
i' THE COMPLAINANTS
The suit was brought by Georg
" Paliner of Atlanta, a fireman o;
\ the Southern Railway; Adar
| Wright of Tampa, Florida, a fire
man on the Seaboard Air Line
and Eugene Carter of Manches
ter, Georgia, a fireman on th
Atlantic Coast Line.
According to Charles H. Hous
ton and Joseph C. Waddy, attor
neys for the colored firemen, af
I ter the United States '?uprem<
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i to review decisions of lpweiv Fed
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of an agreement between
Brotherhood. wh!t4> discriminated
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An effort to amend the supple-'.
marital national riffatiaA apprnprl- ;
atlon bill so as to forbid use of "any
* of the funds provided In the meas- 1
ure In branches of the Department ;
~T of the Air Force in whtetnace sesi
legation exists failed last Thursday.
The amendment, Offef&d TJjf Kep- p
^ resentative Adam cr poweu, oemo-1
a ypte of 103 to 14.. ^
Supporting the amendment with s
Mr. Powell?were?Roprooentotlvoe -a
Helen Gahagan Douglas. Democrat,
' of California, and iiOo Isaeson,
American Labor party, of New .
York.
Speaking In support of the Powell.
amendment, ^Mrs. Douglas deglared
that "It Is a matter of simpie
Justice to abolish segregation in
all 'the branches of the armed
? forces." ?? .' . ?
Pointing out that colored soldiers
fought "for a freedom which" he d
has" not as yet been permitted to 13
, share," Mrs. Douglas declared that 1
- colored; heroes in Work! War II P
"achieved their (proud records Under '*)
handicaps that did not have to be t]
? overcome by most of their White b
i fellow, citlaens. ^
f- BBYONP DECENCY DOPNPB ? ^
> "To ask them again to bear arms <
in the face of continued discrlmt'
nation would add to those hancli- r<
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tion I?^revive tbe^draftor autho-' ^
- riac Ufittei&al military iramiflg. ' 17
I He served notice that he would a]
t . ?- - 75 e<
r against colored firemen, the Bro-' "<
therhood proposed that the "flon- al
' promotable" group of firemen be t
- abuUsiieft. . ~ D
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? man and, helper, in. the order of ir
his- -seniority, would be required b<
e to take examinations for promo- e<
tions and those who* failed Would s
? be dismissed from the service: Q
e The colored! firemen claimed o'?
a that the proposal was kept suc-jdj
n ret from them, although the Bro-1 s
therhood knew that the proposal
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>t tmicu xur a revolutionary cnangc r -*
- in operating practices by the car- j w
e rlers, and might well . affect the ' ?
policy 'of the railroads'in the fu_
ture, hiring of colored firemen ?
as well as the employment status j
. of colored firemen now in ser~
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OKLAHOMA CITY ? (ANF)
Voice <il America," the U.* S. State
epartment's sponsored broadcast,
earned an overseas program to
taly Sunday to give the people
root that Negroes have opportuniies
in America. The proof was in
tie form of how a Negro couple
ullt & $431,000 U. S. hospital, here/
Principal figures In the cast were
V. J. Edwards, aft-year-rcld Junk
lealer, ,rhls 60-year-old wife, and
ie I* S. government. Edwards had
saped a fortune in the junk busies*
but when his wife was 5 tricki
with a serious lUritsSS, he fouijd
lat the onl? hospital In the cify
valuable to.her had only one ward
-crowded with five ..other patients.
Jl? took his wife to the Mayo
BLk.' ftnch(?Kt/>r Minn Rnnrlav
about $12,000 of the coatn
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rte against thy supplemental na'
onal defense appropriation bill and
ay bill i^. connection wiUTithe arm1
services which does not contain
iefintte and specific language
polishing Jim Cr6w of all types,"
Both the Navy and the Coast
rdargrfite Powell said favored leglation
to abolish race segregation
l the - armed services. He said
pth Of Jhese services had exprestfi
approval of legislation outlawing
tgregation. The Navy, the Coast
uard, and the Merchant Marine
jerated ships with- mixed crews
aring the war, Mr. Powell said.
PIRIT NECESSARY
'Unless these planes, guns, and
lips are manned in accordance
ith the democratic spirit of our
constitution and Bill of Rights," he
idared, "thdy will not be the type
: weapon that, will successfully
ing our Nation to the pinnacle of
Ctory? V - : rr
Declaring thatl, race ' segregation
id discrimination in the Air Force
lould be ended by congressional
?nrf atj* Mr Tsarsnn said such
octrees were repugnant to basic
:mooratlc principles. 1
"At policy of discrimination In anv
jtivity .supported out of general
,xes/' Mr. Isacson said, "in effect
rces'tbat portion of the taxpayers
foot the bill for discrimination \
ainst themselves."
Hr. denounced segregation and
sCrtanlnatlon asuneconomical, sayg.
the best results in any enterIse
would be Obtained if eligibility
determined on the basis of cltilship
and qualification.. . .
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False Rumor
About President w
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WASHINGTON -r-- (ANP) ? 'g?
A spokesman for the Liberian le- Sc
gation in Washington, vic'ordualv ro
denied a story circulated in the ^
east recently wliich had reported c
''Liberian President Gone." "Thtfl
lyafioh states btl^ally,'^aaid the
'mplicatlons, that the internal af- A
fara of Liberia have assumed such M
serious proportions as to have led M
to .the flight of President Tubman J
from th?'country, nn hoard n ^Pnr *
eign snip, is factually untrue and S
basically unfounded."
Liberian Minister C. D. B. King, M
also taking, notice of the false '-J
rumor said, ".There . is perfect M
peace and tranquility throughout ?
Liberia. There h^Ve been au signs ?
of internal- ypbeavei or uhrest^ in
the country since Mr. -Tubman's ?f
asSUmDtion irn in 1 QSil TViq 1
president has been under great y
strain, launching his administra- J
tion,'shaping and putting intp ef- /
feet his major internal and for- 1
eign policies and making prepara- -Y
ttions ' for Liberia's Centennial /
anrttversary which was carried y
out with great success, July 26, y
'1947. . . *?
"After ?he centennial celebra- I'
tipns," Minister King continued," Y
not only President Tubman's private
physician but his personal n
friends advised his taking a sea V
voyage for a complete rest: Act- /
lng upon these advices, the presi- /
dent sailecTfrom Monrovia in the 1
Dutch merchant ship 'ATHstelka^k' Y
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ant^ a prominent midwest, w
iwspaper editor clashed here last ol
tiursday, April i5^_aL? a pr
rencb lh the swank Seneca Hotel O
The wdrl'd-famous singer and SCc- di
.told George Lawrence, managing lr
iitor of The Ohio State News, that di
was 'none^ ot your dam,n busl- Is
ess", when questioned as tn wneth?
he was a member of the Comlunlst
Party or not. ' ^
More than ten reporters from*la- "
il dally newspapers and major ^
ire services were in Robeson's suite **
lere has been much talk jabout your *n
olitlcal ties./ Are you a'member of 843
lb .Communist -Party? ?Robeson n<
w'very Indignant, and answerit
"none of your d^mn business." 01
Robeson * then blasted Lawrence;
tying he <Lawrenoc) wan the last
jrson. expected to ask a question m
Ice this. The young managing edit>t
of the 0olumbu* weekly was the a
lly Negro present at the press con-,
rence. Ju
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1 the ship's last port of call tiown m
Wait African coast and. her.
turn to Liberia. Accompany- ^
m were two members of his cabrt
and a few personal friends. ^
ier* wer.e great cheering crowds
i Monrovia's water frdnt when y(
e. president departed and when ca
: returned Members of the ^
reign diplomatic corps, the cab- m
let, the legislature and dlstln- ^
lisherT prlvntp citizens were pres- m
ift? see him off and welcome h<
m'home." qe
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the United States have Sunday C(
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ho was In town to address a series
r poliical rallies ior Henry Wallace,
sed. the Incident to his audienoes.
bscrvers believe the noted slhger
Id more harm than good by so doig_as
he left himself wide open for
ally papers to call him a ttommunt.,
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Lawrence told reporters that the
iference. that he should have been
xe "last person to asli tu^li a ques
on" did not hold water. I came to
lis conference as a newspaperman,
g the Same old frustrated line all
-called fellow travelers use.-! did
xt mean to insult himr merely to?
ear. up a point au ?m?ixy iWMjexs ?'
e in the dark about}.,,
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that Robeson lmd earlier ML.
itted he ' favor of the . ' ' I
merican, system of government u
Way to secUre civil rights.
White reporters saw the incident
st as Wallacites did not desire*
rhere is no question in my mind
at Paul Robeson Is a member of
? Communist Party," one nation?
wire service writer sald^ "If'Law- "
npf hadn't askfrri thw quagflrtn, T ?-J
id the rest - of the press corps
rtalhly would hav?, TwbCson did '
)t shown a. manly spirltln hisattude
toward Mr. Lawrence.*' '
Robeson spoke at dhlo State Unirsity,
but was ^barred from' the
rapus or use^s>r university feclli;s.
J^Le' addressed a group of not 1 "
ore than fifty Wallace campaign 2
irlters at the Seneca Hotel. His
ajor appearance was In Memorial
ill here where he had better sucss
with a crowd.
HIS - Columbus appearance was
ider the auspices of the Franklba
junty Wall ace - f o r-President ComLttee..
Prom all indications, the
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Id in .ColumbUs. There he apt
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