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ATTEND CO
Charlton Will ft
Bishops' Gathering
.:**' ' - -Charleston -? Two th"ul?aac
African JVfethPdist Epi>scopa
Church leaders vyill attend tht
Bishop'a Council apd the Con
neotional meetings to be held ir
:.V> South Carolina next month, according
to- the Rt- Rev. Frank
Madison- Reid. bishop.
Th0 important sessions of both
councicouncils will be . guests ol
South Carolina A.M.E. Church
at Emmanuel Church, Charleston,
Dr. Frank R. Ve.nh, hod pastor.
Sessions will be held Fe-b?
ruary 20 through the 22.
Eighteen b ops from all d-c
- ol th^'-naticmr South and
West Africa. South America and
the islands Of the sea, compos:
the Bishops Council. Thte- Rt.
Rev. John A. Gregg, bishop,
Florida, i- president of the Council
and the Rt. Rev. Sherman L.
Green is secretary.
General . 'officers. minister- an
laymen concerned with', discussions
on proposed legi-lation and
matters ofwell-being and wel4.
fare Of the denomination camposed'
the Connectional Council
Dr. Archibald J. Carey, pastor
of hi-toric Quinn Chapel, Chicago,
is president of the Conncctional
Council.
The eighteen bishops and 11V'"
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ifhcsl of church leaders will t'epl-resent
1.000,000 ip embers in the
:j U.S.A. and islands . of the sea.
j An additional lOO.OOO members
i will be represented, by the Rt.
I Rev. I. JJ. Banner, Cape Town.
?-Si Africa, w'io iepiirts to the
Council for the fir-t tinv in four
t years an<f the Rt. Rev. C. A.
' G hbs, M>.'rrr'Via... Liberia, who
L 'reports for the first time in two
years. The essions of the two'
councils were held in S uth Car-|
olina, at Columbia, in 1047
Reports mnd(. by department-!
i'l 1" oftil'M's.- T M~
the* Council < f Bishops, will play '
a preat part in lh?? framing of j
' the Bishop's episcopal message;
i and reccmni.nda'tion- to be pre- t
t- rented to the General Cofiferejry
of the A.M.E. Church, which
will be held at Chicago in May j
' 1952, where all the legislation 1
if g veinim* the great donomina- :
j tian and the fufiiiv activities of
the c' ureh wiVI be programmed. .
J S m > "f tho highlights on the
i agenda- of to c-niing meetTffgs '
j of. the two councils include:
unci I worship service. at j
j which the Rt Rev. Nru'- W. Wil. |
, liams of St. Louis, will deliver
j the iC* uncil wrnv n. Tliursday
'! morning, February 21; a slate-'
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lay, January 19, 1952
Institution Rites
For Rev. Simpkins
Arp r^n^w-ted
Charleston- -Members ' from al-j
m st i-very congregation in the I
city were present at the St.!
Mark's Episcopal Church Jan 7?
at 8:00 p. m. for tx> institution'
I
service Of Rev. St.-J. A. S'.nip*!
kins.. ' I
The Rev. A. W. Roberts rcc-!
* r of the Redeemer, I'inv vUle, j
Opened the service. The lesson'
was read by The Rev. DeWolf'
Perry, r;etor of St. Michael'sj
C" urch, Charleston. The Apos-j
ths Creed and Prayers were by;
The Rev. S. B. - Ma<*ks?y, rector:
of Calvary Church, Chariest >n.j
The Rev. B. I>. Lewis, brought1*,
7iTrr"' *' C l'U-idenun>inational
Mini-Knunl Unipn.
The lit. R-v. Tb mas N. Car-!
rutin rs. Bish p of South*-Carolina.
instituted T)ie Rev. St. J.
A. Simpkins. T o k<y- to the
church were pros1 ntted to the
new rector hv' A W Tt .m-cv
and A. Harrison, wardens, trmll
the sermon was given by Thei
Rev. St. Julian A. Simpkins, Jr..
i'vt'?r ef Emanuo! Episcopal:
Church, Memphis, Tenn. and!
son f the R -v. St. J. A. Simp-.
.
kins.
The R> v. Paul Wa-hingf-Mji
from Liberia, Africa and the It \\|
Ca'ussh >n of Savannah, Ga. wcr
als> present.
Rev. J. W. Taylor, Rev. J. Sc.'tt,!
Rev. P. Metz, ReV. P.. L. Mingo,
Rev. Abraham Gadsden,* Rev. E.
A. L. Lampkin* wero ministers,
pr oscn t.
A reception was held at the
Parish ITousc fallowing the > rv;co.
Tuskegee To
Honor Campbell
Tu&kUrg e, Ala. ? It was ^announced
Monday that a - special
program would be held here]
Sunday January 20th honoring
-Prof. Thomas Mionroe Campbell.1
the firH rrTemBcr of his race to
-tm?appoiinted to the position of'
farm demonstration agent in the!
United States Department of
Agriculture.
Many "people from .various)
sections;c-f the country are expected
1C attend. 1
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wide welcome program, Wed-j
hesday night; and the dramati-|
zation of ''The Servant of* the
House" by a Charleston,*S. C.j
cast, Thursday night at th?
County Hall auditorium.
Clo^-'wt?se.iotr*?<rf lire Bis In>psj
Council will be held at the lteid |
House' ?f Christian Service, the;
A.M.-E. Center on St. Phillips j
Street, which was recently built'
and equipped at a cost of $100,-!
000.
Thfc? worship Service of the!
Connecti nu! Council will b- j
held Thwr.vJay, February 21, at
Kmanucl Church.
LEARNING TO
WAIK
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Stricken by polio soon* after
learning to walk, little Kermitt
Vann, Pensacola, Florida, is |
connneci to the Convalescent
Home for walking exercises. He
wears two long braces and plastic
girdle. Has received physical
therapy daily for nine months.
March of Dime* fonds pay alt
Tosfs of care and treatment of
polio patients needing financial !
assistance. Join the Mar^h^o!
Dimes, January 2-31.<
Let's all help in this fit>ht loo!
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C. Warren Smith, Virgin Island
Washington, D. C., won scholars
stties. Their scholarships were i
Dimes, held this year January 2
CRC BLAST:
REPORT ON
?^hrrsts Numbers OT
field -Black Spots F
N* a* York. N. Y -T .0 annual
Tuskogee Institute rop??rt which
asserted that "only "ive lynching"
t ;t>4l place m ill. United States
during 1!LjI was challenged this
week by the national beaquarters
of the oivil Right- Congress
as "totally mis-representing bwcause
policy. killing - and c 'urt.
! >: v.\ legal lynchings of Negri>es
ar w the rule in many cases
when racist m b violence is
made impossible by Negro rrti]itancy.
Negro-white unity or world
oinion."
"In Birmingham. Alabama
alone." the t"RC said, ":2k Nc:
groe- wi re victims of p->lici
| killings "r shootng- in 1951 b\
I Dixiocrat Police Commis-ionei
"BuiI" Conn--r's Klar*-infrstjf
1 police force."
j 1J Trr ('lit' - cj ; v I that "the Vt i",
| fnict that tii recent" F; ri.la killj
ings of Sornu 1 Siu pr.i i d. r.t
. of the : n n oc e n-1 fcJrnwlatK
I frame-up victim . ami .Harry T
iM-ore. Florida NAAt'P l:-\<l?r
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| Wi re excluded prvvys bettoj
tiuui anvthmg ebe tl:e r-id ho I'm:
I nature TU-keg-.o r-.port."
Disagree]nc; with Tuskegrc';
definition of a lvn.chin.u- ?ml\?to
I death suffered at the hands of ;
ru<?b, ffie Civil Right- (' >ngre?j
listed?four "major inethn t~ rr|
lynching"' of Ncgr<?e? in 1951
and assarted that hundred- ol
Negroes? ."the exact number ialmost
imposible to dctornii::...
were lynched in 1951.
The four groupings..were:
1. Legn 1 Lynching ? Committed
through a joint conspiracy
of all branches of the federal
government,, state government and
the lower courts.
Unuer this category. th,_ CRt"
li>ted thg-execution of Willie
AlcU-ec, t o Martinsville Seven,
Edward Ilonoyeuit and many
other unknown ease- of innocent
Negroes wh<> wcr, frame-up and
electrocuted by -government authority
"a 'rape' or other charge
for \v-:ch tV1 wh.iti rnn!i
v.'r gets the u? ath jv-ruity."
These lynching-, the CHC" comm.
ntod. differed fr in m h
lynching- <.nly m that 'ivy vvii
given a v "V . r . of 'legality
2. Police Evening- (' n:mitted
by 1 flicirs <>f guvcinni nt
-ui i vi i y 'On a o: Thec ant: y
with exoneration hy their I 'cat.
slate and federal ollici.d - .dways
assured.
Th. ClU" !i-ted the poiict and
sheriff killings of ,F o D.rriek
and H?-nry Fit Ids in New York;
"John f. ester Mitch 11 n l.'uci
ana; Snnui'1 h;>t : I. r.e
TtTc tiiMVoland fraint im vutiivi
iu?Fl. rii: i?I f*U?A i . t-i?i ' ..
way in Philad. Iphia; William
Wash am in Mjc imh; Andr-w
J hn-on in Chicago; Robbv T.
J?>y nor in .("Ire-en-bero, N i t p.
Carolina; tiri Ni^co s'Mdier- in
ITawlcinsville. Ceof-gin; C/irjl.a.
Jo1' ivun in Chua.w. S. ('. .nn -n.
many nllnt i- '
3. Quiet- Lynching*. Committed
by small terr a M mold
and p.- ,'TOP n-frreery especially m
tlie South, i'l whir. NVm'o" vv
tins are i'ound deal di>
npp-a r."
As one example, the Civ.l
Rights (*o|igrr-:.s related o\< th
l.r dies of Cur N gr>o; da n in
drr unknown nn. inn tanec> were
ft und in Kdgnminbe and Nash
Counties of N 'rth Carolina early
in the year.
The Ix-dv "f (h W Itatehelei
80, was found m a corn n:l>. Tin
ty>d.w f>f t- ' !)! .?"'n t '"!!' -+
T"m Goorge Rattle w;.s fund .n
bod and ITdti" himself \-..i^ h- 1
in the arm.
Anoth-r oxainph-, the CT\(
*aid, wa^ the burning h> death
of Rov. .TiVsfpii * Miami. Negro
minister, ?r> Norfolk, Virginia -n
May 2ftt . RdV. Miann had dehv
crod a ermon aR'iint s-i'r. ,':i
t ir?n of Negroes. TITs assassin
JE^THEM
m W
mjjH jpip'
. Norris, McLeansvllle, N.C.; Dr.
s and Mrs. Myrtice T. F. Bora,
hips to study at leading univcrmade
possible by the March of
-31. r- " . ~ '
S TUSKEGEE
LYNCHINGS
Violences
or 1951
ihvK'l)- i hi- el th'y> i:i m?S"li
bi'Xdij. itimtmg thrirt,?
I Mti-s Lynch Attacks-?Or
mitt cl agaimt NeuiM c>mmu
tu-s or ngavnst Necr< ?es sc-? ki
t" move of hfc-gr<? g. i-tU
by moist mobs and police o
dials. .
Under this. grouping, the C'l
li-tecl the "four-day pogrom
1 Cicero, 111. against Mr. and M
' Harvey Clark" and the niidnb
orgy of violence by the Colu
bus. Georgia, Police E>opartm<
against the Negr > coramun
1 there as examples. On< hundi
Negroes were injured in Colu
l.us after being pistol-whipr
and clubbeci t> uno?n-ciousn<
Hundreds of other Negroes \vi
1 hcat-n mercilessly that nighl
"Fven a conservative S'u
ern white organir.ati->n, t
S'uLhcrn Kegional' Council-,- r
f pp -sod the Tu'.skt gc. appro;
1 t lynching." CHC c ntinucd
"What .is happening I < Neg
' oj ,n t United States." C
-'O'C "is n thing- inor, or 1
! ai g. n icid'e. a defined by i
United Natn ng Only the Uni'
5 Nats ns concept ? f genoci
(covering t! e killing of me
I Lg_igi?I~d?a?fcgr-rtri. i .iu i::g lip
' s ri us b dib- pr rrmn+el?bar
inflicting conditions of life c
civlated to bring about grou
l, d.'-truction in wlr le or in pa
explains the reality of thc Ji\
I
; Allen University
Meeting; Hears
The Allen University Alun
Ass c-i;?t>n m.4 Saturday, Jc
wary 124h to plan the F?-uncle
Dav Drive, with a larg numl:
f All. n graduates from all -<
ti-gis > f the stat'' pres. nt.
J. T. \V, MmT^-Presi- io.ut, pi
s:d d. In his i\ marks, Mr. Mil
. .->4at <i '.! was delight -\i t.> s
so aiitiiv nt and said he l
that ah .\!li"i;t"s, s. eing *ht. e
P-.i.si r? [>: gam are rc-ali/.i
*h . 4: m; a e >t - t opvrati
i t n, woujib rc-sp
_ tiea'ly in Iping
m ik tin K under** Day p:
Mr. M.m- present i Preside
Satt.u ! 'v. Hjn.ipn-, vvh ,-po
ah lit tht; Found it's Day dri
;,'>h ? ! t i M1; 11 hi,dart <>} p. a \
i half m:U-itj .) !!iii's. Ho a]
-k ah ii' flic Robert We-t
Manr T a. !;, rs' Rcsi h pre II.
m i I 'livu'at rv Srh ! whirh
' < rur r inplrted.
Pr< .>i'lrr? I - present
! ': :
tinvd llv audi '"ire a it.ii his <
"cjUviir . IVsh.'P R. id stated
hi> 'i'A way th si nan a;
t i niu : t the <li iv- "Alirn I
rtiv. i :tv. a >'ar d niic of arhi
v.nil -If for Ail i.-an M -th c..stv
P ?'--1??-V i' ' ? t ' :! v. i - -' f \'
a sv rub' ! < f Mir spit':t Radii.
A!!i li m that All', n
iii< (.1 p-rn"tu;,'.r (' * Heals
li5 I ' 'a ii in- Richard Alb
Hi -h n R rill printed out t
pwrpo-" and a' |-lf the Po_un
rv' Day drive.
To pu; p< of th. ilnv, is
f tii"ti " '' new! v rrri't 'd bui!
ityf at a r isf i>f $15,000; ri n
H fts'iMs Hall; reih-rora
't< ini lif/r-i.irr, ?m,t Vtrln l>i
; " ,i Ih cur oat budget.
\ M'nui A>v n1 i;ia
. - n | -(U * ? is. $25,000
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T"' -r? Vil-i li(.> a h (.k r>f aehi
pi":"i i. Tho-? pors utlnp
ir r;iUing?$lOft
v;,l dr li-.tr ! in The R<v
( \i liit y.'ftv M't a* fitr,rs of
f-'nM TT iLpnt.. I . Th - Alum;
A >' i'i.i'i . r, and *rty>. ! nrr a
: lii "xVuer ?:i > to I
St ' r ? ,
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Harvard Professor
Pastes Russians
In N. C. Speech
Greensboro, N- C.?Dr. Cram [
* Brintr?n, professor of History at
' Harvard University, noted lec-1
! turcr and author spoke at A &
, T College last Tuesday as a foa-j
turL? of tlie college lyeeum series.
Taking as his subject. "Is The!
, Russian Revolution Over?". Dr.
'Brinton e<>mpured the presentL
Ru*surn revolution witli._that~ of.
the French and others in history.
"All revolutions have been'
tht. dreams of leaders to found a
heaven on earth, a sort of eutopia.
All have started in the
nam,, of democracy "and et>ded
in dictatorships and they all
h-".'1 ?-attacks ' on the!
Christian church. The revolutions
that wo know have a set'
pattern," stated the speaker.
Dr. Crane continued by relatne
ihg thai in view of the fact that
the whole Russian plan had not!
iff. been fully realized, we must ,as-'
nC sume that this revolution has n-H;
1. en completed. In attacking the,
Russian revolution he assured
(V,. the audience that while it set out
as its objective to accompli-h
economic, social ?nd political
equality for the people, none of
in.. . . . _ 1
_ tnese nave boon realized. Inrs.
" ^
stead, according to the be>t in-'
formation from behind the ironi
m- . :
1 curtain there is just as much dif-j
" "| ference in the economic uppor-i
ltv . . , ft- (
' | tunities ?f a ballet dancer and a?
ed I
street cleaner in Russia as there!
m-i , ]
,ed :s b( t ween tnose similarly situ-i
ated in America. The political'
^ SS.1 ^
pre Rowprs "an'd high govenment of-'
flciaK in the Soviet still are given
free country estates, "So long
as the great tensions of the Ru^-J
n e
- --sran underpin viledged exist the
situation there will remain un-|
Kb -tabl'V concluded the speaker.
N' groes in the U. S. in 1951."
RC, "ftv blinding its eyes to all but
ess Mrte killing of a Negro in 1951 >
>ho Tu-kcgce is injuring the cause'
tod th, Negro people who are de-,
etc. manding and end to all forms of>
m. murder, insult and degradation.
TRY "tlncc and tor \ll, Tuskegoe's
m, annual*?statCTfKTJT >hOuld be^
I
al- thrown into the wasUbasket as
p*Sj aid and comfort only to the white)
rt) supremacists inside and outside i
{Os the U. S, Government.
f Alumni Body In
Higgins and Reid
mi rais0 er contribute $50 or more
tn- t.' bo stars in the Firmament of
rs' Achievement of Allon Univerd>cr
ty.
?c- Bishop Reid concluded his re-|
marks by saying that "Richard
e- Allen lives today. The spirit of
,n? Al!en must continue to livi*?but .
e h-w? Through you and through'
c 11 m . Through tV.c thousands <f:
x | -ucrc^sful graduates and f?imer,
ng, students '<{ A.llen Unversity.j
ng! Through 'he many friends of all
n ij hn-.minat r,s of the nation,
t T' rough loyal ANfF/s through-;
o.i ;it th world, who are proud of
- j ( tifiMiis'" '"T riicnnro Alien.
nu - ^ - j
ve, Allen University's
Founder's Pledges
The following persons;
j pledge to contribute or raisei
is the following amounts:
?pBisliop F.~M. Heal , - $20U.O(b
1 Pres. S l; Hipping 100.00
vj. Mr. J.TAV. Mtms 100.00;
'! ; Pt. R. \V. Mance 10.000
"U Dr. Frank Veal 100.0(1
-v 11 .Mr. bee V. Vance . 100.00
d Mr. F.\V. Croniartie 50.00
Mr. A. M. Anderson 50.00
> "' Mrs. K. H. Ruff . 50.001
1:j Prof. lb A. Gary 100.00',
nM Mr. Maceo GRristie 100.00
'b j Miss Janie R. Smith 100.00
a* Mr. II. II. Howard 50.00
n- Prof. WAV Gallishaw 50.00!
1,0 Miss M. Cunningham 50.00
'b.Mrs. Judith Franklin 100.00
| Mrs. X.G. Klassengame 50.00
'm Aliss Lucille Waters 5.0,00
Mrs. Mnud F. Ros. 100.00
Prof. Jos. Freeman 100.00
toMrs. F. r. Price . 50.00'
0 Mrs. W.P Mi KissicW**r 50 oo
J Mr. 1 >mv:. 1 l>ethrf4^ 50.00
nrtj Mrs. 7 F. Pg&ffife./ 50.00:
. niMis< . n 50.(Wij
Mm. iNvfnrd 50.00]
Prof eue?e 100.00'
MJ Mr. Piltl# 100.00:
or! M F. Povd ,50.00 i
,k MrslM. P. T,ewi* 50.00'
10 Prof. I. A. Prown' 50.00
ni Published bv?
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'Mixed' Delegation'
Governor To Halt R
# TullalKHWW, Florida ? Twen-, a
ly Nogo and w' ite leaders, rop-j r
resenting the Civil Congress, the' r
Progressive Party, the American, d
Labor Party <>f New York, labol-J ?
unions, Negro and Jewish or- "
gunizations met with Governor i<
Fuller Warren in the State Captr li
tol on Wedlneisday, January 9, a
and demanded action to end t
tne wave - anti Negro. a nth- ?
minority terror in the state. p
Spokesmen for thf? various r
groups demanded immediate action
to outlaw the Ku Klux Klan 6
convene a public hearing on the v
Christmas night killing of Har-ry?T.
MOOre" Florida NAACP j ?
leader, as well a- the recent; ,
i IV
dj namitings of Negro housing|
projects, Jewish synagogues ayidi
. a
Catholic Churches. I ^
Gov. Warren told the Negro' q
and whibe leaders that he would h
"pr<?bably call thc public hear-jri
ing soon.'' But while claiming iB
his opposition to the KKK, he'
fell back on so-called "lack of i C
constitutional powers" to order; *
its abolition.
Delegation - spokc>rn>en, after. *
leaving -the conference, express-j g
ed dis-satisfaction with "War-; s
ren's and President Truman's in- S
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and ready to fire on any enei
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Precision teamwork like this
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V720 Taylor Streot
HENRY M. MARH
Colombia Toyrnahi
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Tells Florida's
acial Terrorism J
ctivity and failure to find, and
tunis&?t-h-e?while'supremacy ""
nurders of Harry Moore and the
lynamiters in Miami" They calld
on the American people to A*
intensify their protects to Prat?
dent Truman ahd Governor FuU
er Warren for the apprehension jj
nd punishment of all antiNegro -*
error! ^ts and murders."
The delegates, who refused to
K-rmit any segregation of their
anks during their two-day stay '"'A
n Florida, had been part of a
roup of over forty Negro and
/hite mourners from eight
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tatcs who ' d attendyed Mrs.
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t the fimeral, some of whom
ad flown all the way frortt
ouiwiua, earned iiower^ 10 tne
ear-e when the caskot^as cared
fr<>m St. Jarm* Missionary (
laptist Church.
At th?n conference with ttye
jiovernor the nent day, which .
asted more than three hours,. ,
he Negro-white delegation, v
hattcred a 108-vear old precelent
when the lunched toother
in the Governor's manion
- as "official guests of the
tate of Florida."
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