H ME SOCIT~Y ~HE~AD~~E~S~EA~T~R~M~ES~S ~GE
~ RESSU ECllON IS
MOST SIGNIFICANT 5
SAYS HEARTS ARE THRnLE~ HOPE I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ REKINDlED, AND FAITH REVIVED ~UME 30
(By Re" O. Singleton. Sup!. Vo· and rompl' ,n.n::. H~"" iH' he
eanonal Heme Finding Society) sproutm anew. the Christian
lIost J JYl.u! "nd ml -t ~ppy graces_ far more preei lUS thnn
Easter h:,,; ng 10 arrin' i. Th.- man made jcwt:1s. whIch ;tre
most sio;ru Ie nt. and the mod I naught but poh"hed rock.. It
import.lnt (,'( ut in Ull' life oC enriches our hearts and lives
man is log ~mphasued and with patients. mercy. forgl\'e­glorif.~-
d. Church goers. all o\'cr' n s:;. courage. Cortitude and hope
the earth ,. III strcs,,' and com· -and above all. lo"c C· r God.
~:~::\:~:I.';!t ;;:S~:7:.'::~ ;::cC~lI~':'~:,":::~;:c!°:;: {~; 1 __ _
cent fact in th life o[ man-the to give him the helping hand. I
most s.gni[.i, r.t in histor~·. tho  £:lst('r brings the Kmgdom of I
Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Hca,'en right down into our laps.
whose birth would ha,-e and mto our hearts. It gIves us
mea nothing. had there here on "arth in the very midst I
not been the n urre :tI(·n. W.th of our troubles. a sweet fore-the
Resurrection His name taste of our own resurrection- ====================--- -1-===================
!::;....,:~c ~~t~U;o:~ i~:~~: ~:te,:.hs~illi.:l': ~~~~eti': ~:! I I PC U GE T
hope withm our breasts. and It Lord shall ne\'l·r. nc,ver die. but IS M JOR ITEM keeps. our faIth revi"ed and it I ;hall. when we lake our last I
banishes from our h"~rt  the I b,.~"th. enl~r mlo ctemal life I
fcar of death. for it demenstrales whcre the wickt-d ceas" from
~:;:g:~ ~°btda~a:~~ ;:O!:\~~i~~ I ;~~~~l~:';! :tcrc .t~~ ~~e~%~ II BE FOR E CONG ESS every Chri3l1an must bear, r "'cr wllh Ihe Lord and to join
be a deserter. I 'h"t throng no man can number,
His name- and blf:"ssro memorv whos,-~ moc's h:a\"C' been washed
kc :ps our souls hlled with musi~. in the blood of tho  lamb. That
and banishes fear. grumblmg (Contmu : ! from page 1)
INC REASING DlSCRIMINATIOH
SAYS McKELLAR'S SINCE WAR REVEALED IN II CITIES
ACTS APPALLING I Washin~on. April 3.-"Enact· r' ,:1;,n;'- Sealtle. Kansas Cil¥,
ment durmg the fir.;t ses~lOn or ": Louis, Indianapolis and To­
·~ll.~li-2!~rll the 80th Congress of this bill ior C(:c. (Pages 41·95).
a permanent F .E.P .C. is urged ":n its summary and coneN­as
a major item of both domesti !ian!:, the Fair Employment
lind ~ policy," the Rev. ?rattice
~-'" ~ _... ..~ ~ ~';'. ~" ...... ...;.~,.Jr,,=-~~4!I!I;t,--I!!"'I~
Philip Randolph, co-cilairmen of Ach .. 'g Secretary of State
threat to democ .. "tic procedure the National Council for a Per· Ad::c n to the Committee, in
can do terrible harm to our to,'· ma nent F.E.P.C .• said today in .vh:rh he stated his opinion that
ernment by stopping considera- ('ndocsmg the bill introduced in ~., ~. istence of discrimination
thai and other mem:..ers of the tion of all oth.ers malters. It is the Senate yesterday by Sen· ~F. .,t minority groups in the
Atomic Energy Commis jt)n as therefore impera!I\'e that the ators Ives (H . N. Y.), Cha\'('~ 'In.:...d Stat~5 IS a handicap ;n
"appalling." Sen con.. tider without delay The Zeta Phi Be", Sorority at the Alcorn College in observed Finer Womanhood Week. Members of I (D.. . Mex.). Downey (D _ r 'dations with other co ... -
He declared. ''Such a threat to the resolutions now pending be- the sorority. sitting left to right. are Inez Potts, Nannie Aldrid ge. Price. Leatrice Collins. Hallie M. Pegues, J oan E. Calif.). :lforse (R.. Ore.). Murra} ,~;(' TIle Department of Statll,
democratic procedure can do fore it and gathering dust in the Harrell Essie r L Mt'Cune and Juanita Clifton; standing. Laurene Uelma Foreman . Rubye Gray Srruth, P auline Grays. (D. Mont.). Myers (D .• Pa.). Sal· :1,, · 'or". has good reason to
terrible harm to our govern· Senate Commiltee on Rules and Pearl Smith. Helen Sansing. Bertha M~iden and Caldonia Cain. , tonstall (R., Mass.) and Smith !l~r( tOT the continued and in-m:;"
White's statement. wired ~~~~~:~n!nth~te~~~~ TO CONDUCT HIS 'EX CONY BEATS'OPPOSE BANNI 'G 1~~~r~~~t~!~u~~nH(~p~~·~:~·~~v:!ec:;:;~~O;oP;!~ to influential senators, asserted: Calendar and brought to a vote and Norton (D., N. J .). I .vI!.., the s e dlSCrlmmahons.'
'The threat I»t Senator Kenneth without delay. If necessary 'I I _ I "The Final Report of the Fair ?ar X)
J\1cKe1Jar of Tennessee to sla!: , through the ImposltlOn of clo· THE CRUCIFICTION OF COMMUNISTS Employment Practice Commit· , '= ,~n Acheson's letler was
~he 'damnedest nght' "ver seen ture. , tl'e. just re leased. reveals an(! :·~ r ... n sho~tly before June 2i,
10 the UOited Sldtes Senate to "N(Jt only America's prestige -- I WIFE DEATH -- Idocuments increasing discriIru· .!I-( ttoe officlJll date of the
prevent confirma t ion of Dav.d but her future may conceIvably Tuskegee. Ala .•. April 3. - New York . April 3.-A Cabi-, nation in employment since th, '" r F' C. .'s final report. Dom. ....
Lilienthal and other membe~ u[ depend upon th.s achon to reo Christ The Kmg.· an Easter net member's suggestion that war in eleven American cities. I :. . r.d international develop..
the ~tom.c Energy Comn'lSSlon store democraltc procedure and c;tntat .. by Paul Bill. WIll be the CommunISt party be out'j!' ew York. Chicago. Detroit. =( :.  in e make his point more
comlllg at what ~y pro\'e to the will of the majority of the sung by the Tuskegee ChOir m lawed drew the wrath of a group Los Angel~ San F rancisco u ... . [ n w than it was then:'
be the most serious crlSlS 10 . the Insutute Chapel at 7 o'clock of Harlem citizens in a meeting •
American hIStory. is appallmg. Senate IS oppo ed to dommatlOn Sunday even mg. April 6. UNBROKEN RECORD OF VIOL[NCE yh": ';.Cs.Aun.d&Y a t the 135th st.r eet GROUP TOLD TO • Senator ::ltcKell;tr om lOusly of the Senate by a small. wlllful, Dr. Gio\,ann. Camajanl. drrec. { ~ ,
means to (wbuster and thereby sdfh'  ~nd sectional minority." ~:~c~f;:~~o~,:~;:::~~~~: REACHES A TRAGIC BLOODY CLiMAX I I,,:a~ee:.:~;;~~lo:Oth~ec~:::rt~:n
SAYS URBAN LEAGUE MOST EFFECTIVE ~~;\~'';~k~~~~ ~:~:n~~:"~~ , ;;~,,~~::~.P:7L:~ ~;~~s('·t EVISE BOOKS cholt in his compo"ition. "The An unbrokcn record of erim· skull fracture or bra- Sehwcljl·nb~ch last wt:ek. I
FOR IMPROVED RICE Rr::lATIO~JS C!Ucltl'-lOn," based on a text LndJ violence, dating back over sufficient to cause Ac!op"lr.~ a rcsotut icn "(114
X [ " ;~t: J~:~S \~:~:;:,~o~:~n,!,e! ~o ~;:~e of r!!o:;:rs'r:a,,:;:in! ; s:~~. Coron r Jo., ~~~;;~~p S~~·l';;:~n~~~~·:u:~:~ I A
!' ew York. April 3-The 37· f .ct.,n .. nu case tell . n. Pro-I The narrator will be Ralph .. ,,! tragic and bloody climax early of police records/,ellon woul·1 d{·pn,·c them of I. . --------_
ment IS the most effecti"e .mgle 'hlT .. cunties 10 behalf o[ • 'e- T. \\' ,hmgt"n H.gh chool m "hen Inman English. 30. 457 16. 1933 and Na- c.!man Ikr.,anun J. Da\'ls. who ()n, "on • r rl'CGgnlzc' i contr.- .• ·, . 'Iut by he Untted States
year-old l:rban Leag"" mono moll' btU'r hou.ln!: and d nlop .• Idn·r mtructor at thc Booker .1.ondaY morntn. g .. March 31. Engbsh was ar'llhe .",,·l(t'S (,f :o..:,,!:ro C. Ity Cuun· Pnll.d. J h·a. PH .• Apr.1 3- .·t ".1 ' III th •• first Con! r-force
for impr(Jved • gro· .... h,te ; ror,. A 'r. a. Ga. South Sevcnth Street, beat his 1933 on charges of has be(n tI   ,d tWIce on the m::.."ns ly Negr .. and ott... ...... I  .". m, •• ion to lINE$-
relationshIps 10 the Untted '"The mcreas.. o[ ' groc· III wlfc to death WIth the bUll-end breaking and grand Communt. t Itcht. mll'or;!y groups to he ttvno"". ..
States. as well as the dcv·lop- ,mplo}m n pc "lou'ly c10_: d DR. ROSCOE BROWN of a .38-ca1,l:1re PIS:~1. Tne nc- sentence one year; I !,,: 1 c h~1 d',el pn.er.tof.tht
menl of cqu~1 l"COn?mic ppor· :0 th'm IS definItely at!nbutable 11m .. Iary ul.e W1~lish. was on page 4)1 . FULL FELLOWSHIP I nt ed ,,~ll has. ~o .I ~ I~.-
tunlti~'S (or the Negro "one·t nth III a gr"at m .... ure to the lIrel,,·· HEALTH SPEAKER I ~e operator of a restaurant at OFFERED BAPTISTS I~ u,.,.). th d \el, pmer:t '. u,- JUVENILES IN
of _t he n:tti"n'" Henry R. LuC'c. "-ork of Lea e oChcid" \\'ith Dr_ I-! OC' Brown. dlr tor flf ~9 ~OU!~ Sixtht kno\\"Jl as EASTER . _ ;~:bl~.. . n~l~~~rcr::te~t~~c::d :1~. ~~
edlt"r cf TIme and Ufe. s31d In ·fl.rr •. ·.13tx.randgvo rn·jI •• ~,·,-roliealthDl\"'i(onf.f hel Duckies.. SPE;.K.ER Phlladelph,a. Apnl 3-Tn • d' t· d .~ c BREAK IN SERIES
yesterday In laune. hmg the n~· m nt~1 " cncI~'S:' I L' c; P 'bl c H "lth Servi,· I . "It ":a., an aCCident." the The ,Jefferson County Sunday P .nnSYI"".nta BaptISt con,.cn. " ,'0 ,n· "r~. the . AA r •
t iona! 1947 t:rhan l Rague t". ..\:.!~"4n::-tc~. . 'D. C t ~pcaks od ."lay£':- muttered •. :ls he .,,~as Scheol'a · iation iIi. hold its linn has 1:l\JtM '''gro Rap~'l ~!n~ "~:n::redn:: ~~.re a~~:~~;. __
000. • "SLAVE WOMAN" ,for a.:. er - Health and & nita· and held without bond on a at Ch 'kasa Park. April 6. at full" mem rshlP . and .rel~o",. ~:1~2~u~t 'tr ~h S ~Itl::a~~:~~: .~:'·r .o~ r;'::thsns~~:o(:.,:eek,
vIce Fund campaIgn for 450· I"co rr.Lmlv-w,de Cooperation! "a,,·ed to the April 9 grand jury Ann~al Easter Sunrise ServIces church.·s .. 11 over the slate to . " h h. '
Mr. Luce. campaign chairman lion." ut Beecher Terrace. ~ion- charge of murder Tuesday mom· 6:30 m. Members of the com. shIp m the· con~cntlon s ~an· . _ ._. I, . . ~ h . .
spoke to ml'mbtrs of the cam: day. April 7 a t 7 P . I. Thel ing" April 1. A~ e ffort to h~ld ~ mltle are Mrs. Ruby Jackson. oU~:SS'o('l~llons. ~;~:~iZ lt~:~nt:~';.~~O)~ult\; .... l..;~. ~.\.:., ~';~!7"':!v~ d~
patgn commIttee meeling at the M.Y Gf T p.Y m lmg b part of the loe .. ! ob- I pre .• m.nary po oe ~o~ ear 1rs. Edith Bristow. Mi- es Sal. e "1' Ita Ion was. ext~nded I _. .. t '. ~.s st.ff red b West End
Waldorf·Astoria Hotel at whlch ' " " H,"vance of !' atlonal Negro mg .the same ~nornlIl£ of the lie . Edwan;ls, Georgia Jet- through the Rev. EdWin H..Frey. Juha t. .. sa,ler. NA.\CP .re:r ."~1. 'ls. y
lund r3ismg tasks \\iere assigned. -- Health W~. !\larch 30 to s laymg. ended In ~ailure when ton d Mr. Elzle White. of Bethlehem, Penn .•. chatrman r"""n tat"e. m!ormed the "'1- _ .
''Three thousand e 0 and Los Angeles. April 3.-Thirty April 6. English reportedly In a druru.,en Th speaker this year is Dr. of the Chr.s .an Fnendline. 1 ~"r studymg xtbook re"'Sler :; ',':' arrested were MOlTlS
'h ' I) d gr . y. ears of back pay may p oVlde Rea!izing that the health of stupor al~rmed the court " ' lth Dav~ Morris Jo;dan, Su r IO. Com~t .' l the Convention ..• ,1. unt.1I t. h.e pracltce (Jf. stereer: ... ! r~on, 13. 1132 W
w ~mmun~ ea e.;s400 rv~~ MISS Dora Jon~ known as the one ""rtinn of the commuOlty IS hlS outcries. tend~nt Louisville DistriC~LLx. Bapllst ss()("allons have been I IYP;ng of egro act.nlt ano L: , " :'"'' Wtlh~m J ordon. Jr .. :e",ilers ':7he rs,a~~nal U~ I "slave woman." with a comfort- .mportant to the entire commun- The badly battered body o{ I ingtob Conference of the Metha- ~~ to m",it their Negro. co- !ht' mmlln.lZUl~ of mlDOrtty ~r- ' ~.,'~ \ a~me. and James-
Le and 56 I 1 I able ll\'mg for th r·t of her .ty the 'egro Health CommIttee Mrs. English was found at the dist ('hurch. The theme fo tho rehgloOl Is to sharc comDlllt Ilc.patton L_ dlSCOnhnued, (OretgJl ..... Mattingly. 13, IUt
th:o~g~out the co:try :r~"':.":- life. c t Ute H~alth and We~re Coun- home of her cousin, Will Bran- Iy~ar is ':Vic,:  rious Da"'l\./Spe~ responsibilit . ~Igh~;~: ~;"~~t~ ::':'m~_ IC:; '~:( t v:r\o 'uven '
ltve the year 'round 10 arrying I Already several lawy rs have cli. a Red Feather ser\'lCC of the non. 812 W. Walnut. where Eng. Clal /l(USK: wIn be rendered ". t ngs d th . I tbe th j ile a ...
out the U ban Le e pro " volunteered their sen· Ices to the Com!nuOlty Chest. IS sponsoring Usb aUegedly carried ber Mon- . COLORED CATHOLICS .• on. segrega .on an 0 er ~-I -r, ..... ree ys are
Mr Luce r .aid agu gram. 57-year-old domestie WIthout a Ihe  \ )Jrtl 7 meeting. In addttion I day mornin& at 2 o·clock. to CARCER COKTllOL AIlE WELCOME ~ts of p:blerns faced by I _rp" Witbb :;:en cases ~
,: .. retaining fee Pendmg th case to Dr. Brown's address. there check on her whereabouts th.e D~ LAUWCHED .... I "::roes III mer.ca wluch re-   " ,. ~M· r mg and four
All ,!1 Ids are explor.ed m the, against he; employer. th e will be posters. exlubits and night before. Brannon and his T~ Spring Drive of the Cmc~nau, Ap~il 3. - ~Iored lOt un! "orably upon the Uru- ... ' f 'r t d l»cak-\J\5.
league s attempt to ftnd Jobs, wealthy Mrs. Alfred M Ingalls demonstrallons. The meeting is wife, according to the coroner's Wom~'s Field Arm f Cathol~cs a "elcome In all / led tatcs. he urged the mclu-: '
create new job orportunities in lI, . _ J on s has be :n e·rr.ploycd to the public. office. witnessed the gun· butt Con~1 was launc~.,:r~:;: Cathohc chur~hes o~ the A~h. Ion of mlIlorlty group aen;.,"' .... r •
business and industry. gh'e vo· by a N"gro family through th slaying. Mrs. English suffered a y . W, C. A. Monday night with ~OCa~r;!t~;m:~~I~CC;:d~: I -::.:n se~':na":":om=::.~:~~!.ron. :" t . t ~s klne are not dan,....
efforts. of U. S. Attorn y Ern""t In,'est your money tn savings fractu~ skull, broken neck and Mrs. Addle l\l. Thomas, hair- Telegr~ph. ReglSt r. Archdioc . I Th " AACP w~s one of ti,, !, t ,.-"':3 ~d r;;:le~ fire
. Tohn. bonds and starn"", lacerations o( the light hand. man. san weekJy published here. hundred organizations in"ited:  1. D! f port. w--;
SUPPORT LEADER A 0 V E R T 15 E_R_S_ _ ---..JI