ROBINSON
GENTLEMAN
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15~,~;~~~:.~~II~~~:~~:t:~,I~': ~FIGHT FOR ADMISSION TO STATE
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I lepP<'. told the court that om· ,1vntgomery, Ala., Oct. 9'-1 admission foc ·egroe.;; at the
cer Taylor f,t:.bhf'd .c:- 35idc ar.1 t Alabama Negoo Jeaders have nive~ity Alabama an.; .Ala.
I ":'cnt lick IntO. he hOl..; • ., ,'·h,n I pr".posed aC,l lOn to combat. rL~ I b:una Polytechnic lns!i!ute.
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,.,necting her ehild. gro.os to state. colleges. and to "discriminaU",," on ra.:.c.;.:: and
HOLD FUNER..U- OF cnd . "racial oilSClllJULation" 1lI bus lines, taking the Clatte! into
JuU,ub,rt IS TARGET. 6F AT TORlIllll;. YS WHOU I IliFSUR' ANCc-. ~. . . puTblihc etr; .popsoarl'.. .ahwoenr.p lIl2sed a $15,000 fulld·
th" ire of two Negro attorneys I cutor' Foster Deweese, who ex: : W. P .. ,o.fbl : cff.clalmg. the Bos .... ell amendment to the I raislllg campaiga to L":aDC" a
~ police court Thursday morn .. plained the position of the courL J ackie Robinson, who p:ayed flawless bosebaU at first b3se during t."le seven.gam; World ~1o.e ':' detal, In Tne Leader of State c.onstitution whIch admit· , court battie against .he &,s-,yell
mg, October 9, when he filed ! The prosecutor said It is cus, Series, batted more than 250 a1thcwgh robbed of a po=bJe hom" MolD by J"" DiMaggio and 2 two ext '" eek. tL-dly was deslgned to limit the amendment, w hie h req.:ires
~;z: t..~g;o~~e=sJ;~et:. 1 ~o;:7':; he:::::: ~:e~:~ ~~~~~pb~~~::u~~ru;~~'a~~-:~o~Oalb~~~~ :u~~~~I";S~I: l~~:c::!c~~r~r~~ts ::'!: BODY OF MAN 83 ::!~tra:=o~. Negroes for pri. ; ~=~:d v:~; ~~p~rr':~l .. ~
Womack. accused of shooting a I' of Justifiable homlelde, to file sauonal SlXth game which was won by the Dodgers &-6 and evened the serIes at 3 .all. After outlining a suffrage pro- United States Constituticr~
balf-crazcd Negro in ~..,ld.blood charges away m police courL fOUN D· ISS UIr.IDE gram, Emory .rackson, presidi!llt I Mr. J ackson said thQ i:<::!:e for
e~~tol:!ym~ed M. carroll, ! ~e:;:~;~:~ey;~~tc:~~~ DISMISS POLICE IJOIN HUSBANDS . ' U :~ou~esu:.,:~m~at: .A.A.c.P·i ~;!::~:,r:!":,:~~~ :; prestden~oflhelocal N.A.A.C.P., course, go to the grand jury. IN YOKOHAM EstImated to have .een de:ld At least feur, and perhaps five, I undertaken," and th:! the ini·
sai.d he was ~hi8llly disal>- \ Kelly was shot by the City A at least two days before dlS' court suits be filed to demand I (Continued on po .. ge 4)
::~~"c~a:;:. :~rtfi~e~,~~;: ::li~::'sfi~~n~:n:Sry~el~1 IN T U~ ·CKER CASE Yckoham,,--;;-;n Oct 9.- ~~:~rJ!'::es~=k'~=:,d:: RAILROAD JIM wltbout a h earmg. I and SL CatherIne Street, III Sel>- l Aboard the Urut~ States ~_"1lI address unknown, found 1lI the
C. Eubanks Tucker, head of tember. The ca", was termed T D d C Sch .: r"ar of an abandoned warehouse
the Kentucky Bureau of Negro I "Justifiable homleide" in coro- ~rt ked aVI Y k ' h ~ s ncar 425 South Floyd early Mon·
Atfall'S and counsel for the fam. ner's court two weeks ago. after I ~r \astOCweek In we~e 0 tham:'I:~ day mo~ng. October 6, was ~;~ ~ar~"i~:~s ~Z l ~ "'Itoesses agreed"t bat Kelly,! Two white city pohucmen, 3r· U·.zt he hac been informed that l of five enlktrtl n, l1 and one ~r;.,~d.,:t::di::':':;'""de~~it: CROW REBUFFED graceful exhibItIon" of rushmg a r"hglous fanatic, accordmg rested on a charge of assault and OHker AlMon threa~ened to I "'arrant offin'r whu d.t • t P .,. WIdespread rumors 01 foul pJay
the matter through the court I to his brother. made a lunge for battery worn to by C Eubanks tdke carc of him If the 1"'0 ever lent scrvlLg .. ,.h II,e ::lth In· th coroners office report<.>d th;';
unheard. the policeman's pIStol when the Tucker. Negro attorney who had any more ,,"ord •. Tnc attor'l fan try Reg.m"ot.. Am, c . .; \! t I week.
Judge McClellan, when con. latter attempted to questIon him. S3Jd the officen! assaultee charges. an aftermath to the arrest of at Camp MaJestIc, ?Ifu. Wlre was around his neck which Sunday ... hen Bayard Rustin '.
PopuJarity of tb'e controverslal uon as a perfect sound g board The officers wue larvlll Almon Mrs. Grace Miller of East Madl' Among the "euntted couples had been CArefully padded wIth . ra~'C nJau,,;os secretary of the UPHOLDS RULING
Taft.Hartley A~t among v~ters of public oplJlJon on 0.:' bill, the and C. Booth. ' son Street who was arrested on we!'e Maste~ Sergeant and Mrs old handkerchi fs, Deputy Coro-I Fellowship of Reconciliation, reo
r Uus State w;th an ey" to- campaign manager em basued Immediat1 .... Oct. ".-·:;;teli·
paign Chairman Charles W. An. ct is do. bly im rtant," he E g an~ and M Albert Ray, mer employer. for wh he bad Youth Rally, Rustm entered th gW? "0:' a deflSlVe \'l~". , .... or
derson, Jr .. declared today. lCo,tmued on Pag" 4 ) GRE 0 FOR POWER HONOR AND MONEY ~ton, . .r., a~ Warrant been crating potatoes. told hIm dmer for breakfast and sat at a I racIal ... toleraaee thl . ~'eek , cer and Mrs. Oliver P. Las· he WliS too old and weak to table nuc!way the car. "hen AmIae (0, . !<~-
Anderson, who is a f&rtne1' CHURCH HONORS 1 y e f Glasgow, Ky. . I work. The county official, in ex· I ""'ben th train reachecl ' 1to tic delegate t. the l'. , ~
members of the Kentucky ~gl5' WI rfOlce, 0 0, Oct. 9.-In I .. \ am of the opinion that our The 24th W:",try ReglmenL , plaining tl':e unusual m thod of d ·tlllati n si... hours later at h. told a ruJi..g or ~hb. ~
lature and prCS4:nUy Assistant a blistering. It on th" calibre present bench of bishops IS not a part of Maj. Gen. Charles death for a colored man, said he 3 p. tr.~ he W~ til occupying J ph E. futler that • ·c~
COmmon ..... ealth Attorney of th . COLLEGE PREXY of thO' present bench of bishop' measurinll up to th record of L. .iullms' 25th "Tropic Light· I' nd rstood tass· "v I the sam seat 1D th race of re- be admitted to the c-thol:.. par. ~irtiet.b Ju~ieial Di' striet, madr of the Afncan Method.ist ChW"Ch. the lathers in self.government nmg" Divisio.n, ~ecentiy com- ::'teJlie'g ent old man.'" ~~~ :u.st ~"!; . peated requests oy the steward Ii sh schools hu", af er p ~
this observation as he announced __ the Rev. J .. ~. Q. ~allace, for 50 The present bench is superior in plet~ an 1lI.enslVe maneuver type not to be able to take ad. ' to move and despite threat.! of ~~t.! soupt Papal 1!lu..-v~.
plans Ie convert K ntu ~ a Oranreburg, S. C, Oct. 9.- A years a mtnister In th~ ~. culture and Intelligence. but tour 1lI th,: Go~embe maneuv~r versity." , arrest at each stop. hon '" the contro,:,ersy.
normally .Dem ratic state ~to S. ignal honor .... as glVen Dr. .r. J church, charges them WIth "Jeal· they are lacking in spirituality a",~, wlthm sIgh~. of J apan s According to circulated ru. ' ''The ope. n mo al upport I re- Parrnts ~ho ebjeoAed' He·
a Republican bu!wark by 0- Seabrook when he received an ousy, greed for power, honor and morality. They seem to s~r~ed ~ount FUJI. The 25th I mors, Massie met his death at ceived from all the waiters, .... ho ~ ente~ the Catholic pare­""",
her 4. He saId Republica.ns mvitallion to be one of th few and money." The min' t r's at· possessed with the common Dl\'lSlon 15 a part of Gen. Rob- tb h nd f th kn live in Roan k " R st' '<1, cbJaI school voted to 
IIae Skte·. IVberIlaton.l elec. (Conun~ on ~ 4) to ?utar Wallace: members and masses of people, "T~:;tin~ = ~~~atest dde. waiters il I had been ~-ed the (~~Ued S:~ ~ _.
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