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AND INFOKMKK. COLUMBIA
/a. Governor Pays Hij
^oneering Booker T.
BOOKER WASH I NO TON doi
rmniPLACE. VA ? (ANP)
irgginia'a governor Turk led ? aT*
n>up of state officials and other He
,-ading rttuenii in paying tvib h*c
tr on Monday, May S3, to the th<
'irglnUn who rote "from a slave' |
abut to the hall of tama"
A large number <>f ctttYena, Ne-'/*
ro snd white, gathered here fo'r
tut occasion which waa the proa-;
ntatu>n ami dedication of a reUca
of the slave cab n v> .1
looker T Washington. founder i *
f. Tu*kcgee and; apostle of In *'
u.vtrtal aduvattim, waa born dk
iear.lv a century ago. th<
tn?v.- Turk proclaimed the- l??
uthitng a shrine and told the irt
roup that Virginia is proud oi
he fact that Negroea and white. - ^
p the aiar h.av.- lived and'|?rng- ^
c M-d together with mutual rv?
pert and understanding "lott^ *'
[cr than any other place In the W;
ycatern HemUphcra." ye
Thinking evilTcTttty of the suits ih|
uguua NegUM-? have Instituted |R
n tin* t ourts to compel equall/a M~
ion of educational faclIiUihr in J
he state between the two races,;
Joir. Tuck said that facilities for j ^
10th race* are not a* a<J?tuate j
i> they might he He noted. L he
tow ever, thet progc** t? being It*
nade> 1
Tuck told of what Virgin* t? th
Fountain OutwitH T1
Weeing Sungect
sr. touts (XifF)?tutrji
itii-hei of Charlotte, N. C., did
v ? know there, was a fountain
kraw from the Unio.n atatlon
i/vj thd" lark ?f thla bit of infor- W'
v .(ion caused h m to fall Into it' A
k l.-'h ho wit * eluding n railrv>? 1 by
lr?<?rtivc hero last Week'. la'
In Police Judge JoAe^H. M V1
'i?I .n/ar?>Y. i?mtt, Muhel- ~\vai
ued by Special. Agent Will- ,
? r Havoy of the Terminal Rail- ,
?o.,<t o~ of begging' Th J
Ke mn?n Wnltlng room of..(he
itation iinvpv said J^r? elected Jo
he ; man.'hut a few minute* ,j
. iter <aw liifi) .return. At the?a;
font came toward him. Michel
led nr-rtwt the ?tfeet wi^h Ma r.p
'cT chv'O h. Idftd Ml
Ah Michel Mar tod acrom the gi
tltft, lila 'feet fAno suddrnlv "In. In
n dltc air and there wa< a lotidl
r>la?h,. He had tumbled Into the , .
' H*
a?'h '<n rharget of hogging and
Itsturbing the .general peace
?rw ROOK TFI.f.M f?
-"The Negro'* Adventure in 'f
eneral Rusineaa." by Viahnu V.
>ak. The Antloeh Preaa, Yellow ?t>
springs, Ohio, 2fJ Page*. Prfce ?e
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I KVI RWKD BY A I, BF KT ,
AMURSON FOR ANF
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The hiatorieal and j?icfr>Iog|eal (ic
V>ry of. the N?-gro |n Renernl ,n.
>u*ine** in the United State* m
old in thu mfomi.itivi' vnluine. 1
The N?-tfro'? Adventure in Oeneak
BuxinCts" by Dr Vmhnu V , rc
}ak, ITi I) . professor of sort# 1 . It
icienrca.
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Dr. Oak rritlcixe* Negro buti- i 1
ieM and business organi/ation?, |
nd he offer* Solutions whlek Vw. '
feels' will help Negro business]
approach their potentialities m ?
hi* United States. . j ul
This is the second of three vol-:'1
inios by the author covering the.' w
ielff, "The Ne#*Vi Entrepreneur, j dr
vhich the author Intended to j --j
oldish as Mine book Tht. third )
took. yet to come. iii "Negro In
qrarx _apd Banking " j nr
The'first hi the series, ' Thf ! j0
tfegro- Newspaper," stirred un'
nurh discussion among- colore j 1 cr
newspapermen and publishers.
Whether this volume will be ns ' th
onversial as yet to be, seen. He
jicks out a number of "successful v
3u*ine**e* arvl writes case his- ,
nries-of?them, showing how and w'
vhy they advanced. lie alto ?
akes Case histories of promising
irojects such as the colt r?-<l Mer- .
'hapts association that falls and *
inalyzes the why. ,
business men will welcome '
this book more favorably than i ';iournalista
accepted his first .
t>ook, but they may not all - like 1 ,
4 l? 1 - I t?
?. > hi iiiuic mmpirw inan in;'
firat book, and it citea more ape iftc
rasm and atories than ih"
firat one. C
Si
It 4a short, printed in Largo j.<|
type, and contains a good bibllo- v?
graphy for other* who may wt?h l,
to study the field of Nagro buai- L.
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gh Tribute To The '
Washington 1
in* for the education, health
it portal* welfare of Negroes
said the government at Rieh?n<i
was doing all It could for
race. '
ir Marshall. Wiogfield. prett- .
at of the West Tennessee ltta/>. ~\
ic.al society, termed Buo.ker T
ishington "the in'oiui Washing'*
i. Dr. Wingfield, who was alburn
ih Franklin county, de-.
?brtt how |he s*g?*-of Tusker
rose lo fame during his de atory
address. He mentioned
r educator's Cotton States exsition
speech at Atlana, Ga.
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The. key p* the cabin replica 1
is presented to Mrs lV>rtA-? l
ashingtph Ihttman. daughter off
n?ker T watnmiflojv niv TO" itktr,
Qtouerdivr county law
r and of both Dr w*>hBtui?
and hi* first mcccMor. Dr!
K Upton Washington wn?
r Walkrr'a-fitst teacher^ hg
Id. /. v ' v
Mr? Ptttman e*pre?ird tharka
r what Virginia haa done, to
>nor her father. Jewe Willon.
pa*urrr Of Vliginla, unveiled
r log cahtn at the l>e ginning ?l
r reretnonlee
ir nr.Mivrp woman
KKVir.wr.n wv ai bkht
aniu.rhon
In hrr Uiir<t novo!, "The B? 1
vi*! Woman." Nanr> Hrdff pre* j.
nt* an unusol love atory brt- .
wn1 a Negro man ami n whit#,
( man This U tin* ?'<<ry of love '
mail Univ." >?ne in whi<h the
vers- never mw;t until near '
e end of the story
David I .eerU, a, c<)Mcjfeedu<'rtt? i
I red cap, iee*.a pale Mary Kohhs-faiot
an-th*? -Or and. Central.,
?tjoh. and. helps her to a cgh, :
tfc down hr-r nddress and .|h ?>a
hole, to her. ' . '
Maty, at loneK deportment
.I...L /...-I- !.- I.tl.. k...
atic tnrttl imwrrt it Tmis .lions
a rprrcs|Wirt?lcnco that orv.iv
loVe Dnvhl always toll* her
At tthcro CTr rertnui reasons
cAOflol.civcr see her. that.hj
0\l l>p, hi-r friend from afar,
Hr ul?r>K with a Jcwiih dnctojr
up his. wfic, help her nrvl hither,
hut he rv-ver meets, her
ritH. 'ihpv f'rrccs him ' to
hen. they meet at the trjnn!
An>n and he inslentifies him-j
If to her.- she--well to tell that :
ruiltl he to give away the story ;
Mlo, Bruff handle* The story r
licirtely, hut tastefully It in
t a great hovel of social signtuncr
It <i'H-s probe the thiAi^Z
of two .p*ff*on?, particularly
i race and race theories
The b<v>k is short and oj?sy to j
ad, and the printing is Urge
can. he read in nfow hour*. ']
,00k' Applauds
lis* Hurwell ?j
LOS ANOJSLf? r- <ANP> Pop
ar entertainer Evelyn" BurweTT"
9H honored last week for her
ork with urwJerprtyUeKed c'hit*.
en by ' Look Magazine on tis
,ook Applauds" page.
Mm Bursfccll, a popular .singer i
wl pianist, recently won a liv?
-arTfhevron from the Hed Cross t
r her wbrk for undi'rprivi|?d
nldren, entertainment of vetnn?
and hrtti to ih? hltrnl
tic devote* six day* a week onio
side to the$o caum.
She is a native of Richmond,
?, where she majored in mu->'.
c at Virginia Union univcr[JT
She has fdayed in "Show _
xat" and "Green Pasture*."
Lround Beaufort
BEAUFORT ? Mr* Julia Msrn
and ton. Johnny, of Savan h,
Ga., visited rjjeently with
Irs. R Mulligan. Mr*. Martin if
rincipal of llig State school, at
g State, 8. C.
The "Carolina Stampers of
ha r lest on. and the Robert
nails high school band renderI
music for a buffet supper gi n
at Robert Smalla last week,
jther Washington and Minnie
Harris won prizes as the be#
utcers.
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JOAN' QUITS TO B
FINDS NEW LIFE 1
YONKERS, N Y (ANt?>~
After 1 Minx the Ufe of u wmmn
for morc thau 23 year*. a tall,
alendi-t dark haired female decided,
to be changed into a man.
according to hivspita! officials at
the Y oncers professional bos piImI.
A tV.ince ph>-iicsFexanunei
ii>n disclosed that the young woman
also had characteristics of
a itian.
Thi? hospital -did Dal reveal the hei
"J- .in In-fore the series of
ftex-altering operations, and
"John? ?ft?rwards.
"IM lather be a man," was .the
answer given when the patient
was B-kod whether she would
rather In- a mart or a Woman
Sin< ?~ trtrth. jj^tors said. Joan
eonsuli rt-J7 herself .a girl.. A .atd-'
much .illmenl 1ml her k- ooh?wlt
a nurgntn, who' discover*!,
her. dual sex The surgeon.. as-*.
sigted try two others, performed
a aerie* of operations that began
iku *crm ag(i All UWIimM USV 'f
of thvir names .? -r
Th?- patient, who was described ,
as having been an attractive I
girl, Iwys become an equally
hamUuiijKu man, ?; "
"Juhn1* la laid to bp uhjuyUid
his new Uf?- as a men, and plana
to go to an undisclosed southern
dity to t>egn a new 'life.
U. S. Lend-Cease
To Ethiopia Set
" \V A S HlNi ;TON ?(AN P> ?'The
Department of State announced
today that the. tim et sunent* of
tin- United States and Ethiopia
h<?\f reached ?n' agreement ru-1
(srrlitii llnsi lettleriient of lend*
le.ru reciprocal aid and oilier
(initldfet claims, arising Out of
W.tJ I W iu 11 Formal signing i
.rf tho agrciniYoFT.t l<>ok (litre in1
lAitUis Ab*t>a jjn Mtf Jft. ' j
'inr?-"r' tr>; ivrry.s^ul"thd* *4ttt? ">
mm i ' th*. Impcii.il Government '
of I".! ii?-pia l?a* ? to* pay ' t
th" ,-(i ivprnitwnt oi'thQ U. S. the
.
hid" i ' ( ii* payment tor Ivii'i .
Irriiv.- I'lvifTaii. utility i
iiiaitiiiiil it> inventory oil V J Dav.
Th"'.< tun tie will in* iiied, m hi
tlnnp.a. i?>r any of tin- ]<>llowh|f
put or any xmhfnaUon
Ihrro I-,' dwilnt'tea by. S.
government. ' .
(I) Ti an.vicr of property to the
4r?S?roid impi M i'i'iiij ot'. |n"U' Spropnty,
or
42)' Educational an t ? ultur.il
progro v of be no I t to both countries,
or . 1'
(3) 1)< fiaying . exfMTftset of the ,
Government of the U S. and l*s|
agt-nnVs
All of 'lii' foregoing r xpondt
rures shall b<- by rputual agreement
WrU+m five year* ami tfO.
dny? ?ft< the-date of Ih'is agreement,
tb. Imperial. Government
of Kttuo) > will pay do the Gov- i
ernrpent of the United States, in,
U S doilara, snv remaining bal j
once of the $200:000
The f t il of 1.en<1 i.eate aid I f
MfitoplC ..ii round figures, ts $>,
I .*>2,000, n -?t of whuh ,wu expcndixl
dm tig tfir " ouYiA^df hostilities
t
fwin?
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DO'n and DON'T*: Ita Your I
(t*h and Turn It Down So
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UPStDCDOV^ifyWI
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tECOME 'JOHN',
Wonderful
Spanking Sisters
(liven Fines
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two sisters who attacked the principal
and it toucher at the Douglas
Kloi.nent.arv school here last
.week UccaUso their brother Norman
Childless, 14, was tcmpora|
,i\ u.ponded from the school
wore fined $125 and coats In Jury '
court The judge stated the
young women might be put un- der
police supervision for a year -
or more.' . .
Mr*. Juahtta Oleee. H? Wf? ? ;
fined $25 and her sister, Uerna
drtte?t'li|hlruiu, 18, $100. The ??v?barges
against the mother,. Mrs.
Anna XTyiTdreaiy were dismissed
for lark of evidence of intent. jj
Norman, a seventh grade pupil.ati
placed under supervision of
iuvi'lliln v
The teacher and principal involved
were Mrs Lillian and
Fonruse K. Liddcll, respectively. = '/
Five Pieked For -~i1
Hall Of Fame Spots
LOS ANGKLS - (ANP) rive ' .
Negro athletes were among the
2H athletci and 1H coaches recently
selected tpt the Track and
Field Hall of Fame.
The Helms Athletic foundation,
W.lt < 1 ill) > Shrooder, managing
director, is sponsoring the hah,.
The Helms hall, board of sports ?*.
.editors of Los Angcis picked'the
track immortuls -from a list compulled
by a three hum jcommitteo
i?t Maxwell Stiles,. Dean H. Crpnl*
well,, and, and If Archie ltich- w. \
ardson. ;
?Itiimri-ki-th? -Hrtttfd were ? .Norwood
Cltarney ) F.wcli, Fcnn ' ;
State, ex.,. . .ii I 'ii>- of Ami'l .
|o,a' i t>> ?st <1 Ur.1 iiio^xprtntowi,.
..... ... ... hi. |ii.n ?; in IIM! luy 7
hi. nirl' i' UaidH** mi the. 19 |
4u ^/vYiipi. . and national AAU i
iOJ meter eSj.impion in 11)39 vj
Hal pit.- Meuaifc. Marquette,
Winner of iLjtht iiat.mial AAli |
atid six haUunsl i ui legists sprint
titles. . .. "-i. -a
Ju?o Oweru, Ohio State,, on# .. .-J
modal* in tin- Olympics, a feat |
act utupli shed in 193B, broke three' ^
world record* and ^iod one la 11
the same afternoon in 1935, and
broad jump over 20 feet 13 tlmoc__" -aj
hddu* ToLarv M Ich?*???? w?nnar? . - flB
"! loo and 200 meter championship*
ut 1932 Olympics. - 'I
John Woodruff Pittsburgh, j|
i o ruddered America's greatest
half ">lh>r of all time, won 1933
Olympics BOO meter title
Thru names have been engrav
i un the Paul II Holm* trophy,
A likeness of.each ha? been*Installed
in the famous hall. Mors .
athletes and oonohc* are expecte
I t<> hi- added to the list in ths
future .
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