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Cilgrleston Mayor
I Spurns Invitation
y CHAR-KSTON (ANS> ?
Mayor. MK3. Morrison *aul Friday
h?* tint not the slightest Idea
of attrnjing ? nun meeting of
,'he NA/.CP hrrc Sunday after
noon. '
MorrUin dt.vdosed that he had.
I | receiver. .a special invitation
is <>m Jam s M Hlnton of Colum'
hta. stats NAACP president, who
< was man speaker "Hat the meet ,
| ?ng. Inviting lit* presence as a
di-.? uaaiin of the College" of
Charleston Incident took place
Morr son is credited with push*
^ ing the week old surrender of
I city utrrusts . In the college by
V the city government to beat out
A a threatened NAACP court suit
^7 to force the admisaion of _NeJ
groe*
1 The city action, Mh Itlnton
said, "proved" the City recog|
nizei racial dtacrimlnation la dan'
genua, and will not hold water.]
If 'NO CURE
p-J ' ' " BTHI
*" (Released exclusively throt
C'hapte
| THE STORY THUS FA
Chicagolicrald reporter, goe
layflloffiui, famous bachelor
eta filing plans to hu?d a hi
children. Scene la backstage h
l_ ! |ilij inn =
? Drhnrah hadn't trir<l in tak??
notes during Tommy'* talk. She
had quietly put away her noteI
book and *poncil and decided
It would l>c better to urvderatand
? Tommy Morgan as a person first,
a. hi* Jlfe and his habits?than
hisL muiic_?i8L^uld. .merely - be jl
mirror of his soul.
"But how ltd vnu net started
1 oh a hand?4' Debbie wanted to
know.
"From New Orleans I rode
*? the fietgbi -i.. New York, think*
ing my big (banco would come
there. After a couple of years
of starving. I discovered life
? wouldn't be ?? easy as it had
been ut home, with dad supply*
ing the "revenue I made several
< futile attempts to form the first
Tommy Morgan band, without
success When J got a good
c? bunch?of guys- together they
inougnt iney were terrific and
I couldn't tell them what' J,
wanted them to play. My fca2
tured men got beside themselves
and there was a great deal of
Jealously parading around.'
"IX there's one thing." Tommy
tressed emphatically, "that there
muft l>e in an organization, It's
J complete cooperation. I had to
throw out more good guya be>
cause they were rotten eggs
= whins, cainc to working In
harmony. On the floof,- they'd^
mess up each other's solos with
our notes or try to outplay the
other star and it wouldn't do_the
I band a* a whole any good. Then
we had other trouble. Some of
L_ the men had no tense of timing.
They'd mist not only rehearhals
__ hut the big date as well and I
was a nervous wreck trying to
count the men before we went
mm the stand. At that time f
I was arranging the music, ehooe"
lag the boys, working with our
? manager on dates (which were
pretty scarce) and soloing at the
same time.'*
? "Beat you do?mnst n( lh&L
now?" Deborah asked.
"Yes," Tommy grinopd. "but
,J- now I don't haViTo worry about
getting through work to get
home and share a room with 4
other guys who came in on shifts.
? How 1 can go home and relax.'
Believe me. it's a much better
feeling?"
Debbie gave out a charming
'sl smile and tiaras then that TdmMm.
noticed her dimples
Tff&le we're on us subject
J of homes, where Is yours nowT*
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jLUMBIA, S. C. " >;
YEP AS .
STOW >'
but vi>mp?.r?ttVe t>Mgf career in 1
itovMrtitvnt service On l?Vc 11*
Jjum Howard university as tMHid j
> ( history ItriMiUnvflt, he : r*"'
luia act Vr l An Iht State depart ;Su
n.rnt - as, Jru rtibcf of the official ^
TX" uiiiaiKfu. .?,^y j, un uiU-t '*?<
ul-iiiv UN Ti vuducship cnuftcfl f, h<I
under Tfyuve l.n . atvJ served ?tri
assistant to Iht: i*tc Swedish;' I
Voiwrt Koike ll? rnadotte.- Pultt- ; mi
Uu<- nieiiflti i w T\'o w as k.ltnt last 'cot
ytdr ' t thi
?I 'p>n . H'^hftriottn'r- ->rrt*h.?ht- -, iy
iv.Y> selected *<? carry nn the III
?or.k. Til. 'J
EVERY TEACHER
?. - - - '?u ?#??- ^ , Lhe
JOINS N A Ad*
f * r AUirdHT - ANSi WhM. well \v
may be- .< prwcedMli In .SflHfhtfi]
I > 'iriMW?r tn . the history ? of the ,
NAAV'I' TO k ptn-r hrte .last i
SniidaX L ^
1 <' HuhaaSe i> mails School took ^
i. MTf nt5ebKtp in the h**ai'l branch A-|^.
; !., l. ': ' ' 111 -7 ?
The ' ? .1 uu.-d '.In: m# ?
.toyn ^iiivji . A* By the f Scully - J1
>f the school. which- is directed
W K \ ton. .? !< on..fu]
aclyupl HMHt
Mr Alston. principal .speaker.
... i..? ?- s
.i fumrmuiwn \
lle.iufort * cn Davul ItrOwn.
liturnc" m ?n wlijw suit again*!-- -.
IVm'.^niUr official* payed the t*
v fur J Wititl Wirlrtg'tJfi':
t?-?t ruling
AiV'ihiT wan. Toftvi co
R?. hai ilnm. gave 125 00 to llu1 <t
i.jih?' ' Sfiirv- Slftd oo WM* collect, .
cd , itj roemnri *hip? ih
' ..jhc Rrvrtend A K .Wuo<?bury W
t* of ihv UraiKh The- 21
philtram wu roivilve^ f?y AbT? ;,
hxm -Davia and *?? held th-h.?
Grace AMK chuirh; . v cl?
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Spart anh Hear- .[?*
His hop Reid m
SPARTAN EURO ? Uishop F. Cii
Madison Reid. prelate over the K
AMK church in South Carolina. w
^walTthr principal speaker at the im
Lincoln-Douglas annual banquet ponaorrd
by Greater Temple 'l
AMK church here last Monday **
night. The biahop outlined the
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FOR LOVE' 11
iffh Calvin'H News Service) q
r Pour
iRr Chic Deborah Amen, ace I
to interview handsome Tom* "
bandleader after he announce* r
>HpiUI ward for cnnccr-wtruck ,
t club where the Morgan Banc i
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ahr ankpfl d
"In .New York and California. H
I I apend about four monlha in d
each, the other four dn the road, h
So I appreciate playing rluba or U
r thrafrrw mr either coast.*: II
"Any ambiUona?" Debbie posed -11
rwlth tlya 'pencil LjJJ
, "Wei 1. I'll _tcl 1 _you." Tomm^ ^
T reared back on his couch, wrink* '
j ling up his brow ami appearing (|
i somewhat older. "My ambition |
j la fu-vcr to have any Inhibitions, j )>l
I never any hates, never any sub- i ?
Stltuli? Irtr "
I --- ? ?? wu.*.
"That's odd?your saying that* jfl
I never knew a. musician thought I
that way." Deborah remarked.
"Y<>u asked for my ambitions. I
I gave you my formula for sue* I
cess. It's the only rule I live by. I
I Frankly, without It, I'm sunk." fl
^Qh? I wouldn't heheve that7"
Deborah laughed. "You're the B
.type of young man who would I
progress if you .were unfortunate B
enough to be. against the I
world." I
"You bellve that?" Tommy I
asked, earnestly.
"I do." Deborah replied shyly. I
I "Then I'll tell you a secret I've B
never told anyone?If yoju give B
| me your word it will ne'vec be B
i printed." H
| Deborah's word was a ixmd
TTJVt Tf it weren't?< oUld SA^^Lfuse
Tommy Morgan* 1b
"There's Just one ambition I'm *?
out to conquer," Tommy search* '
ed Deborah's eyes to find OA
trace of mockery. "I want to sne *
'ay - play like Dick. A man can 1*
only 'give' Uke that'one#.In his as
career 1 want that once ttt tome b
soon. When I know that sijpfom* IN
greatness is in mc, I can tall my- Ik
sail 1 hava 'arrived.' Sonaeting to
happened to Dick the rvigM ha Ik
want off into the world?a Work! as
we couldn't reach out and gray re
because It eras beyond ua. The ha
only thing I can explain that re
hipptixl tn hlw* nlfX.eap Jk
a tragedy. A tragedy with his pi
girl. We never knew the ftdl ta
story. But Fee wished?though p
its wicked to wish it?that a tra- f?
gedy would happen in my life ta
just to give me lhat one golden
chance, Tommy ended in a soft ti<
strange voice: ; et
"But when it comes you wont ]?
recognize It," Deborah kpoks tt,
I "Th?Vll be way*," Tommy 1"
answered slowly. 1 T, -UfTll
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ledieal Auxiliary leeting
Held Here :
rho purcutlvr boinl of the
dies U> Ml PalrneV d
Dental. Medical and Ph^fma- E
it teal AJaocialldn met last _
Mtoy to the HiiMitDX Room c,
the Benedict C\4lrge library. \\
h?do- chairman. Mi? Ren*PLj
1 P Pride t?f tNjJmnbf PW- ^
"Hi . . d
Mitn> tif the scholarship cont j
ttee. of "the organlMtloh.. Ware C1
nj>tried and ' scholarship* of
?.o hundred dollar* each rel^,
,ntf pi liu Mchany and t<
Carani. Modlial Cull MIC*; : ' |"
ImoAg Other bu?m?*i trans ',y
ird wiifc prosr.unnung fuf, the ^
tic:, meeting. Wjhic^ Will be ^
Li in . April V v.'; > j,
>!?. iulr? x;s pre. k t itkludvd Mr>: tl
M -skh- phaldtnt. I
viDW'X'd. Mrs Pawd Chisolin. *>
ittrtbcirrrf- Mrsdame* My K |tl
[ottta#v B S. Mi.(i|'c.-ivfl4H f'n
II. all ot Seneea; Mrs. M I' i
>hhci.ty. Beaufort; Mr* K. J Hi
M. I .odtf. tL.vvTi1 MexlfllHru lt^ I
or Chappelle. H. H
d Mti. Tilde, all of Columbia. J.
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olmson-Beats
ITW For City
a^fe Title ,
lit. A Kin ??'? ''-ilii m' '
- mivl UU.IL. giVC and.
k?- furious ?battle. Friday night
hnton high school- set down
Hiker Washington high 33-31 t?i
p the mythical city basketball
ntnpionxhip ,
In two previous meet-j'
gs. HTW >..n Ihc first 27*33
hllti Johnson t'H?k the other 23
The Friday "night affair, which7
ok place in the HTW gym. was
isc all the way'with both trams
irtning 10 TO neck and neck at
c half.
J. limn* paced Johoaon acor- j
g with 1.T points with Cockran
Uung second with ft. High
orars for the losers in.the game
as Mirkrns with 13. Mart, with
ighltghta and philosophms in
ic lives of the two men.
Others appearing on the pro*
ram were 'Rev J L King,
xv G. A. Thnmfca, ICrfl. E- C
Ifataon. Mrs. 8 W. Fair, Eavratt
lay, Mrs Ruth C. Hall. Miae
anie H Goodwin, J. E William*
larksdalr. who acted a* master
9 V?l VlltUtllCB. '
:ONGRESSMi
TOUGH HOU!
.By Albert Anderton
WABHIBtflUW - (HI1H 1L1:
ill DlWIM l?*WliM lut ftfltay,
aa chairman of the CoaunMn
on KipaUHara la 11m Kmm>
ire department*. Thh la ene of
?e Important committee aaatgn*
ient* In conjrrem, remember, and
? the fleet time a Nafta hai
rer held a peat of roth far
caching Influence and raepoablllty.
No waakliaif need tactile
tat job and no weakling ha* Ufound
listening to proceeding*
lout stlmafattng donee ef prtde
Ik
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bmm BPP^R*^I
CDNntKIIMAM nAivaAu
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rw? I kite tad for a ta? ?
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Htartacs wer? Mm taM 9m *
fcui to e?tta rttand 1
ayntr* * *?**** ? ?* ' |
^iCrui wWek wcmJd kiu Ita <
The American Medical aaaocla- <
mi representing organised roedlne
among white f doctors art aat^la
de^^Mf^agdagl^jy
mtpttoe Dr. John W. Green of
elifomia, was unhand but
rnds an oUhkue HIMi Hedald
be AMA did ad want the de*
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PAGE THREE
i III' i ?ii< IA <4mm p . '
brokers In PKIlly
? By Mwk IIjimu r
PHILAD^PHIA ? <ANP> ? '
"he fight of tbr Associated Real i
jUste Broker* ,to have a Negro .
l.t.rd v.n thr Advisory Housing
4Pv?ntiUt? bore ftvk.t this. !hen
Dr. Irving W; Underbill, :
oiium Atul a member. ot the Ro- > V r??"
syelopment authority of Philactphta.
s vii appointed* to the '
immittce.. I
Hit' fljhtrnr drletilldtl, hcadei> " '
\ Lcnerte Roberta, chair ma i 'at ,
lo Animations rivit hbcriici and? -i.
i? nvlt'iiMnJ_Nt-Uu? Holland, the v
^ciaUuAs?vifti president, a*?. ..
ic Negro real estate : brokotl . .
>o*l suitable' for the position on ?r s -
i?e Advisory Housing committee.:
I dtOwurd Hay ward, president ; ( "*
f^?hi- Brokers Association. said ' _T7T" "-,?
>>*? the choice at Dr. Underbill v
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w.? imitk, nxwral hoiitKlminiilralur,
vfm a .-food
Kirk', in of ih? brokers' ?? . ' ' 3
,.mnuMw!atmn> m Mrt Hullanrt,
aid Ur Underhm* appointment ?vva*.
in .no way* n reflection on .
Ul iMixm proposed "toy -the (roup
!li- Mid ho fojt that Undernil's
itf ?pcfii>inn in ;
joMKing 'administration would " ^
'luilfy hltn at .an expert
Memphis Praises
Negro Policemen
MRMPIII8, Tenn.? <ANP)
?Negro poller officers ware 1
praised l ist wrrk for their -J?
work In (twrn outside their ,
area ju^ well is In the Healr
street district in the annual
report of the Police Horn!
eide bufoou for IHl. .??
-Thla report was made by '
I n* pee tor ~Fei? Wlebengs,
head of the bureau, and rsfeaaed
i?v ( l> Commiodoner
llns I.- I.t. W. A. Wilson was
in.charge of the Negro police.,"
According to the Inspector,
the - colored officers were ?
"very helpful In this depart MOt
In keeping down the
Negro complaints which we ? ?have
had oa Heals street be*
fore they were put on petroling
this section."
He also said that In egg*
outside the Negro potrol* ." * .
men's territory, lo "moH Instances
they have, boon suauaahl
U S-l-a-- ? ' - -
so Iil Mewing "information .
thai wa aeodad to complete^ 1
larMtipUoM.
\N DAWSON
SEHEAD
partment devotad to health tn ??-?
the tlehiHWiehl ot welfare '
rather wanted a department of
health with full cabinet itatttt. ~
Ro waa backed up by Ttendi J.
Qarvey. representing the Amerl- ?
Cin Dental association. Both men, \ .
presented written brieia which , 1
they rood. 1
Tkoeia bad laireiaesd both ?
men courteously and listened
quietly while they spoke but ho
took exception to their prorram ?1 ??
to have a physician at the head *
of the bureau with all ft th? ?
other program* grouped undef ?
him. ' <v
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"Where would you place the '
Children's bureau and It# acti- ? ?
vities in your setup related to
health"? Dawson queried in stcn-,
torian tones. "Under the arrange-,
ment set forth in this bill it la
possible to . take care of the
health, the teeth, the education
rnrui 11 forth nf thaaa children.
How under your letup would
you arrange that?
"la it not true thai the health
of the child Is taken care of by
the health department now with*
In the agency?", - the congreee- >4
man want on. "The^pdneation la
taken care ef and thay are able
to coordinate all of the different
departments for the bone fit ol
the child. ,
One of the amazing aspects
the Dawsoh committee was to -3
observe ffi? alULdd* nf Ihe
kng Republican member of the
^mmittee, Clare Hoffmen' of i<*
Michigan. Hoffmen hung on Dewion's
word# end almost pleaded . ' ^
E^"?Jr?2f2L2lJL2:
SMS&SltfVS - "v;
sue rc%?w
Ml ^eeetetton. A mMMer W^h*'- '^g
rastl^r^i ^x^s^l S^I^PS^ISO^I, a
rtmrtta ,ihf'
ItTT new esperlense tor the
capital to hare a Negro tegkU* "*
tor la e leading role, but. It's one
Mople will get quickte. eectu* ?>./ ' :. ' ;
tomed to because the man In the
CTtalwnan'g shafcr know WhMliiMLi^l __4
la about and la serving merely/'//
as e? American inquiring into ,)i
expenditures which glfect ill the h
people v *iff jgntoh v^x/ri ;1T J"?