EDGAR BROWN WINS FIGHT OYER GEORGIA
C GRESSMAN
W inetoD, D c~ J S- eeuOve will recister the &reat-
]n the $125,000.000 a}>proprla- est victory yet ... ·an by EdCar I
::: ~ed IIe;W; f=: ;. !ro;:~!::= ~~: I
.... orkers reported Monday 10 tlt'l!\al egro Council organiza­Congress
which includes pro- ttons he directs 11\ their new
fessJon:u and Amerlcu\ and dfective lobby prog;nun
workers without ~ard 11) rac~ appeali directly to memben
or color. and controlled by t. cr CongTe$S. Appropriauon
U. S. Of . of Educ~tion. F - P;; Invariably passed as
TO FUND
5 CENTS
eral Sccun'ly Agency head d d by this Commit- \ .
by John Studebalt r. Commis- tee and its chairman to Cor>- --
~~"";~n~c;:'~ ~:::. ~er~T~l:'=:O o;p;::: Tue E FOR HITE AN who for nearly two decad priauon for National Defense .
has arL-en i Congress to op- trainlng specifically calls for I
pose the H1l""ard University ual buildi'ngs, equipment I
appropriation l£d in approval and instNctlon in states and
of an eqmil Tights and equal cities with separale public l=========================================
rducational1raining opportunity school systems both on a co~e SA law for 'Nern>es in the all out and n~-conege level. ID TO BE FIRST total preparedness campaign of Mr. Brown requested this
President Roosevelt. p_ tective language and asked
The passage of this appropri- t committee to insert It in .'
auon n.~asure now t:pfo~e e 'h .. uonropriation law when h~l OF KIND IN YEARS
b<>fOTC ille 11. S. Senate With stood ~om~ qUiet but Inslst~ 1
~:"::"O~~b~e~r;:~ta~!:; ~n: I :"P':: l~e~,:::. th;t ~~~e: I I
'the Signature of the Chief Ex-. (Con i 0 pa/1e 4) I
I IMAN CHARGED WITH ATTEMPT TO RAPE
.. f KentucU are graduating 112 "LV aled an
men and women with degrees 45.876. of whom 5.064 will re­won
by four years or more of eel·c degrees this ccrnmenc
the child
The
ticn by H. man"ed a 20 y('ar sent~!Y'e of
Swankhaus offerw evidence to the jury who after deliberating
I show that a short ' ago for an hour .fQund the ddend­one
of the niec of the defend- ant not guilty and acquitted
I ant he~rd ~he chIld scream and him. Court hovse at!.achees
! ~:U~Cln;hC'o ~~c':= ;:::: ~i: say it has been a long time
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person ""posed and the child slr..,e a c lorrd lawyer repre­with
her garments dismantled. sented a whi:c man before a
The defense contended that jury in the Criminal Court. I
;DUNJEE N.A.A.C.P.
I KEYNOTE SPEAKER
KentuCky State College, kr><>weth whether thou artil-------------- -------:--------------------
Frankfort, eN'ollment fl6. com to the kingdom for such £HU T E T I
::,u:=is':;e, ~:;:::'t ~~ a U~~o~~~::';"on~;e ~tev. S M N OF COLORED MEN IN !NEGIWES DN RELIEF FACED WHH IDUl::: :;:~:~it!;~o~O:lsh~~~y :rel:!O~, a ;;:.;:
-RAC-IAL -BIA-S -ST-YM:IED. -AT -----' NAVY AS MESSMEN WANTED , DlfFJClllJ HOUSING PROBLEMS I ~~~::e;~~e~~a;:ot~I:~ ~:~getheHc::':ou!': an~U;;:;~ I for the openmg of the 3.:nd 1:'Ig Hughes (who was locked
Lleut-Cornmand r J . C. Caw- age; be u=d ; pass a rigid I Ne,,' Y.ork, JlL.-.e S-(~rd r to m ct r nt payments I ~nnu:l N~CP ;:::::;rence In In th treasur r's vault) alive
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liJTED SERVICE Ncm YORK MEET 'thorn, u . S . Navy, and Offlcer- ' exammatlOn. at have no po- Of New York 's 400 000 Negroi and thiS stale- of affairs natur I ous on, exas. ay night, (Continued on page 4)
11 1.1. in~arg . Room o. 437, Post! lic£. r form ;;enool or prison populaLi about ]60,000 arc I ally culminates in an unhealth; Ju 24. . .
Of!1Ce Bwlding. LoUlBVille, an- ~rccord. rCClpirnts of som sort cJ ald ,crowded condition of lJving. Mr. Dunj , kn wn throu
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h-' 369TH REGIMENT
New Y Jun, 5 ,. S)-I jected to color d , "L t hind. fir"~ velopments have be these timse \Vh n the mO,'e to P ine Camp for ma­Adolphus
Andrews. A pT 0 _ JUS announced the acceptance ville. Ky~ and PaolL Ind. SICI:'~ kllled In a head -{)n auto nu s of w r1<. xcept domestic ' Re . W. A. J ones as pres'dent ,:,ce must act to preserve Its neuvers near the Fourth AT­gram
of en rtainm nt a r _ of a gift of $50,000 to the Per- To be aceep ed for first en- collifaon Sunday . ~tertlO pro­well
received by the audi£nce' Pfelff r Estate Fund. The gift plicants must: I afte~n. The 49-year-old clients fairly and Impartially. ~e prmLinai addre was de- I· in he uth and battled as tection for the armed divisi n
who applauded Bill Robmson.' was made poSsible as a result I Be citizens of the United I medical man met his d eath b ut the Negro housing prob- h~ered b H. C. Ru ll, Stat loudly and fearl sly a though agains "air attack." At th
famous egro dancer. mos f of th mterest and confidenee at ; b<> not les. than 17 and . near war . O. lem aggravates the si uation. Director of he NYA, who I he li\'ed In Beslon, lass. On conclusion of maneuvers the
all. of !\1rs. HEnry Pfeiffer of New under 31 years of age when ' His wife Lou Wilson. am v- Th homes th v occupy 2TC. i'l l :poke ~ -rh . ~gro Laborer more than onr occa ion he has 369th will return to Fort On-
But backstage at lad,son Y rk. and tne Board of Edu- enlisted; furnish authmtic evi- ,' ~ng shortly after th doctor died to many ca . ld-l ... .- tene_ l
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Amen:an ~if('. In hiS ad- been shot a. pr sumably by I tario for the time being.
Square Garden b<>fore Bill callon of the Method ist Church. denee of age: be of good char- . m a coma at City Hospital, was ments for which they must ~ which ",as based on the I K u Klux KIa n m mb rs. Colonel Chauncey M. Hooper
Robinson's appearance (n the Fn nds of thIS I nstitution will acter and clean habits; secure i prostrated at her home. 1379 nay ren at 1 ast 25 per cmt hfe and worlo. of the late I Years ago the plate glass Win-l is commanding o(ficer of the
stage, th re had .b<>pn prot _:s r Joice With the President and I writt'.n consent of parent or " East Lon~ S The tragedy ! high r than whites. Many fam-
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Booker T. Washinllton, the dow of hi office was shattrred regiment ~hich is Harlem's
by an army MaJor who ob- (Continued 00 page 4) guardian If under 21 years of (ConlIOUed n page 4) I ilie. are forced 0 ha\'e lodgers (Continued on pag 4) by one bull"t. pride and lOy.
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