R CE OLDIE
IS ABUSED AND ~~~--=-=-=~~~~~--=~~5iiiiii~iiEiiNiii~i~~
STRUCK IN JAW
WHITES mSUlTED 8Y APPEARANCE I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
OF RACE AR Y MEN AT BUS STATION
Ok!ahom'l e.ty, Jun" 28-Y u ,'AA P s:.ld t. IS w('Ck.
T 'hn , -':TO Idi .. "" h d
"as the lflSUlt \\ hleh .tuted ... Tiwu In Okl oma C,ty lJ)
f~hl ~h\t.ln . '" ~o and \\h1lt.: hu: "t 12"25 .. t onday afh-rl)()(m '
·old.t·" hLt JUnt' IS m th .. and w. rc . ht'<.luled to take tht l
.... staurant t.f tht 'vc I bu. 5t _ 1255 bus to Iu.-k C'(' whu I
U1l'Y w rr · 1)( . tatlOnl'ltl till' NAACP's assIstant fldd
tional offlc . by Randall L. Tyu- rt tar) and Ro tor of Ih ' u"lahoma City Black
invoh·ed. the incident was im, 1 0.., patch. Ha\'i g been told by
ml'en dn·ccted.
Iha't th r" was no need for the when the umdenllhed whit
War Department to teach white - to report for duty, prov"' l ilors candid opinion is exp s.f Dorothy Robinson
A grauuate of Howard Uni_
ARMORY D~NCE ~:~~~ ~~:,~eoio~~~. ~~:
\"lce., Mr ... Homer h~ been on
Ilh" ~ff of The Ne'l\' York Pub_ _ _ . t.;;t'~~ary ~ince !!m. ~ suc-
C S ISS ~rnes~ e,
The :asual numb Cole and Dadd .,;Cn thE" rc-cl'i\"in! llnc of the :--::--a .. on·s 0105t beautIful af- NATIONAL HO ME FI NOING SOCIETY IcOn\· .. ntion eonvcn e~ TU. e,day.1
• Among t;' . • !\1ammo(1l r · orf'!-('n· fair were the mothers of t..'1e at rncU\"'t: d outantC's. The \"cry formal affair broll:!ht out proml.
HEAD WRITES WEST8ROOK PEGLER 11 :·,llr~\.·PEs\'\e\·I'}·~ne: Tllulmr~·nIH.··cll·yrl~~trJ'''~f'. n .. nt person. of the city and ma,y [ram out oi tCJWTI. The proglam, with all part- of it includt·d,
.. ' , . \""S of -uch order as did greal cr -dll to :1.he P as Si Bet .. s Club of young lad'''s 0; whIch 1\1r-.
f .... _nn. . W. Wh:: t·.':,. W. ..I 1':.10.,.. lason Thomas is pres!rle,L
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By O. Sir~ I pecl lUSHC" M'O rlghteousne-, I Dn sk 11. Rober, Goodard. AI. _
Editor's NOle. Mr_ Stnglelon islhk"the..-er)'sea10fourcOV('rn. bert Taylor. G E ruw('-.S F DAYTON CITlZElItLU[UIlIll.JJ..i!if- MRS. HELEN ROGERS Supt. of the N,,:hanal HDme mcnt are ,1111 rot en WIth pr,,· Bell. A Douglas. Dos, I 11'> IfI1:'1nUlUHLILL
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STRONG IRE LEASE
DISCUSSES STRUGGLES OF RACE
TO OBTAIN FAiR PLAY IN WAR EFFORT
New York, June 28-ln the .. still faces many closed doors i.
Reader's DIg . t for July. Stan- an established fact. according Ie
ley High. well-known wTit r, IMr. High, but he adds "there is
discusses at length the st.-uggl no oou;.t he is far ahead of
of the American N""ro to ob_ IW1.u-" h" \\...5 i.1 ,'orld War I
tain fair representatIOn and rec- In one in..tance Negroes empIoy­ogOltion
in the nation's war 1'(- 1 ed by the aviation industry have
o .... U"e..b "~leS '~I Ito d: 0'~t1 this .~,~est~ M.
from the fact that the IHlgh states: May oiily eighl
Dig('-I with a circula· percent of N groes are illiteTate,
I :~on a~ c:~~~sa:!i~~00.01~:ic~~ ~c~;::r~ur\~h t~~ =:n;e:
' m~gazinc. from 30 lo 3500 and a majority
I 1I1r. High. tt.l·m(' is that the jof ther.' are in skilled Or seq»
"CI(I'O know~ h ~ ha. what II skilled production work. Other
~:~;~n a~~li~;tA~~U~~}~'~C;~l~·' ~I~~~"'b;~ :;:;,~a~n ~:g~:~~
High, h" ~< ('ombi?lng his fi.oM i paSl by th!' 'egro who ."from
abrt):ld With flghtm~ fOr mor Nf'w York Clty'R Harlem t~ t'l ,
fr,..M nffi :1t home. I oil G (l-or~ia. l~ on his way:
I Thnt Iht, l\'" gro has fartd and (Conlinu('d nn page 4)
:MRS. -ROOSEVELT
HELPS WALLER F~dmg SocIety ""tb offices m,Judlce. only ChJcago UOIv .. r_1 Among lhe ,even Field R p. PAUL LAWRENrE DUNBAR PASSES AWAY Ohio and Kentuclq. Slty acrords the blac.k man full representalives that won an aU ' ~
My Dear Mr. P egler-_ ? hav and qual measure .of oP~rtuOl- l paid for trip to th .. Conv .. ntion I ---- --- I Richmond Va
long been a grea1 admu-er of ty. The black man If he IS quah_ was Mrs. Evelyn Tumer of lht The S(C""enlh anniversary McLin and J ohn W. Copland. II1r<. Helen Duvalle Rogers of . . ' ... June 28-0dell.date from June 19 to July 2nd.
)'.,u. writtings. I esteem you fled. c~n even t .. ach, and he is Louille Districl. lor Paul Lawrence Dunbnr, O-iThe f~llowing ladies will act a. 1923 W. Chestn ut Street passed Waller Vlrgmla Ne~'rO . • hare_1 Waller was con victed and sen-mo5t
highly for your =l:e !cachmg in Ihis greate-t of alII h,o's nOled poet, wiii be observ_ lho.tesses for the occasion: Mrs. away al her home early la5l lcropper scheduled to dIe laen so I By J. ~. Emer~n .' held on the lawn of lhe Dunbar M~. George Hall, Mrs. Ir n. In, urance Co., at Silver Creek I Governor Colg~te W. Darden, Roosevelt asking a comm;,sion
But l1cLoud perfect health. Mrs. Roger. wa.. pfl~ve po!ler. ily, pr~~inent in t~ .edu~tion- 1 5 KENTUCKIANS ENLIST AS SEAMEN ~hUlyer of th Pmsburgh Cour- I A. C. White, w 11 known which 6r. Nurse now hoI:" ;:ave direction of Chas. Higgir.s. M,.... ai, ,:,,11~lOUS and CIVIC life otEvery columnt,t In the P . C. young man was given a life sen· ~ fine report or the high light J = .,e Buckn r , mo~er of gl- COLLEGE ESSAY LoUIsville for ma ny year.:. Sh l UNDER NAVY'S NEW PROGRAM
will compare favorably with any tence by a jury in crimmal on the convention of th Ameri- ~:~~r.:UCkn:. ,.;;;~ dendl'l CONTEST WINNER :=t aSC~=lbe:y:~~ears~e~~'
whit columni..t, will surpass h court last week on the charge ron College of phYS~cians which Idl r" 1::: C. Shetr Olo~~ Ral igh .' C. June 28-:- 1i.· >.ervices were held at' the home I - __ _
the most. and will m asure up Of. robix'ry. O.ne of t~e pnDClpal met In St. Paul, Mmn. f h ~h ' S one, I . Rosalyn RIchardson. JunIOr at T sd ft .- h R W Gr a l Lakes. Ill., June 28 - 18, of 621 South Tenth, and
fu lly tbe equal of the best They wltn . s a::amst WhIte was po.. Dr. DIbble of WarTl'n, Va., r~ or ~ t ~ H'O .tate Ar~ha- 'I shaw University, and a n3tive AueJ ay ac.t e;:;;x:,n ~'t ;v·
t
.· Under the U. S. Navy's new Charles Bridges Jr. 621 South
too have courage, ::ood . taste hce L ,eu l. Mu~ L. Lesl~e, who made an excell nt ""port of his ~ ;~'C ~~n to :to~.c&\ Soc,ety, or Taroorr N. C. won th ird place Chu~~e:nd Re~. J ree:ta a
p
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: program of reeuiting m n of the Tenth, all of Louisville.
and good judgement If yo ,.ald hat WhIte beat htm un- work 10 Ih LoUISVIlle area wa. pee p esent a t the l.n the Negro College Essay con- I . yen egro rac, five more Kcntuc- _ _ _
were lo turn into a 'cgro a nd ImerClfU 'lY wilh a gun and rob_ appointed by the U. S. Govern- program. Other- w~o will take test conducted DY the orth Car. ~on;~, B~way ~e~p~e A. M. ky men hav reported at the CROWD HEARS
had to lravel around over hi. bed him early Tuesday mornin;<, men, from competatl\' Civic p.vt m the cer mom are May_IIOlina Tuberculosis AssociatiOn . Ion urch 0 IClatlng. . S. Naval S tation here fOr a REV, HENDERSON
country for about a month you June 2. WhIte and his compan- Service examination to mak Or Frank Krebs. Mrs. A F. aCl:.Ording to a nnouncement of . . peri of rl'Cruit training. They I
' .' ions J ohn Earl Norrington and h alth urvey. throu"h thL< and hpph('rd. a daughter or th late' F W Web-ter Execut ive c-__ Negro Colle':!e udents whIch IS e nl isted in h U S Naval re A large crowd or memben
would not be ab.e to rmd the . . " 0 T '-- . d R I . ~.. """'- b' . . . d f '
. James WIlham who are vPt h r areas r. Ow}. an ev r nds Th Tube I' . ponsored y the atlonal Tub