SERVING SIX MONTHS BECAUSE OF
HER LOVE FOR AMERICAN NEGRO
.'- -lSr .Tames T. Howard in PM. passport for a year's visit for ____________________________ _ _
llnr::: i';~~o:.:"Dali~;E!::~ ~"m:;r:~oP~:'::n~ ~~rr~:: SAYS EDUCATIONAL MAMl\,'OTH PAll C' 5 ~;:;,~o~":~. ~~;h ~~~a:' Ne.;;;~ consular agent. KniPP de' EQUALITY STEP NEARER Ill ' I .)
Goosey. was serv1l1g SIX months elared. should have known that -- I
in Jail in VlTgulia because of her Virginia law forbids the mar· I New York. Jan. 22.-Halll.ng PERCEN T DIV-DEN' D love for a Negro G I rl3ge of white and Negroes and the U S Suprerne '::ourt s order
The story rs true despite the shou ld ha, e \\ amed MISS Goo- to Oklahoma to prOVide Miss '
fa .. t that Richmond papers ig- sey that she was headed for Ada LoiS S,puel With a legal
red it beyond noting briefly serious trouble In the U. S. A. ed ucation 111 a state-supported
Kmpp . .... ho said he .... as eager I school. "as soon as It does for
to have the story fully reported the applicants of any other The annual meeting of the l in anticipation of a vast ex'
by the press. related that Mrss group:' Edwald Dudley . N.AA Mammoth Life and ACCident In·  anslOn program. Mammoth IS
Goosey. 36, tr a\"ehng a t her ov.rn I C P. asslstant speclal counsel surance Company was held at lOW m process of takmg over
"It"is a most u ate u:ci' expense. a rrived 111 Goochland said the opmlon of J anuary 12 ItS Home Office BUlldlDg. 606·608 he U:lrd floor of Its Home Office
dent. Prosecut N. Knipp (popular 130) about t h r eel brings educa tional equality a West Wa lnut Street. J a nuary 13. 3ulldmg for top ~" ecut"'e offi-ot
Goochland CoUbty told PM mon ths ago. intent on marrying st ep n earer. with the Chairman of the Board ·es. The company \\" il1 also add
by long-distance telephunc. as· Thomas J ohnson . 28. who had .. It is one step beyond the W. C. Buford. presidmg. " the Public Relatinru Depart-rting
that thi' fault rested returned to Goochland as an Gaines deciSIOn cf 1938." said In opening the meet ing. the 'flcnt a Iibra"y. resea,'ch and in·
ith some unidentifit!d Amcr4 ,dd-job man after war service Dudll",Y. "in that the (.'Our t or- chairman. through facts and fig- (\tm~:I"n ~('nICC.
who approved M1SS Goosey s (Continu d on page 4) forth"th. and not some time 111 rtSS of the company dunng 1947. rin of d 'Creasc in opc'ration ex'
ERFO CE"
WHI~l?~~~.S ;:Ii.~)IGIVEN EXCLUSIVE
HT TO A E
HAiE PArtI Of SCHOOL FORBIDDEN
TO .UiE ''WIlBERFORCE STATE (OLlE6E"
.;:: I ASSOCiation \\'3S madL thi~
"cek \\ hen the J ericr.un County I Wilberforce Ohio. Jan. 22.- i 'Wilbe.-force· belonged to Wil-­.!
... ~ll'.:1 Soc..icty rcmo\·td the \\~hCli t the UDJVerslty officials re- berforce Uruve.rsity· , • • and
'.,Iu tc unly" • est:'iclI" n~ frum' garded "s th"e beginning of the I that it is. ther fore. ordered,.ad-
5 m,moer.hip quahfi dllons. re" ersal oC the continued good judged. and decreed that tile
':mtlng membership instead to luck .of the newly created st a to ldeCendants be. and they bere~y
'aeceptable" phYSIcians. coll r ge at Wilberforce in its are restrained and enjoined froJn
. At the meeting of the Society legal tills with the church-sup- emphasizing. capitalizing, aI d
~"~~~e~e:~~;':;:t~U~~ t~e\\"~~~ ~::~ w~::~~~~e t~~~~o~= ~~~o~f: ~:::~~
laws since the Society was of the Common Pleas Court In any activities of their eoDtie.
~ormoo 4& 01' mole ""y~a,.,."' &lu, Y~a~~" W' .... ~ ~,-. ~; l..w7: cj. - -
eplaced by the word "accept· verslty the exclUSIve right- to1catiOD and Industrial .. - -
l ble." whIch was adopted by a the use of the .name "Wilber- Wllberfo(ce. Green ~
,tandmg vote. WIth only a few force." and forbade the state OhlO,' thaI they be adjoined-,,-
J rssenlers. FOllege here to use the name restrained from ustnl U!e na.p
Reverend Hughlett. th rough "Wilberforce StAte CoUege." 'Wilberforce Slate Colle8e.' ....
he Educational Committee of At the request of the atlo, that in connection with die ..
' he 3efferson County Associa- nys for Wilberforce University of their name. to wit: 'ColJel!e .,
uon . h~s waged 3 long. unr.... for a clarification on the court's Education and Industrial Arts ...
tenting . fight for certa in rights intent in the pr vious decision Wilberforce, Greene CoUDt)"
ctnd priVIleges for local Negro on the case in which the court Oh ' '
.Ioctors and nurses. had asked the state college not .'0,' they . add ~ reasonabJr
to "capitAlize" on t he name bold type unmediately there- NEW MOVE FOR "Wilberforce." Judge Johnson lU1der, the following: 'Not eM-made
an additional journal entry nected with Wilberforce. Univ_ ANTI·LYNCHING BILL statlDg that the "court finds from sity,' to all of whicll delEJldaJJt,
the evidence tha t the name accepL"
Washington. J a n. 22.-Se na tor ------------- _ __ '"="',...,... ... ;.0
\torse. R .• Ore .. and Representa­"
i\'e Keatmg. R.. N, Y .. u rged
tl day that Congress enact Fed-icoin
consular official in Brital.n ID England. den'd, that its mandate L;;U{ lures. elt,d tho e remarkable,prO,g- The C"mpany rep"r\s a mar· raj anti-lynching laws t his scs-the
future." ,md l\! . Buford nnouneed that ~~:~tinn:::.~g~~:rn:~46. due to They testified before a Sena te
The C:ipuel case was argued. 'he 32-Yl'43I-cld (' mpan~ ho..ld Judi :iary sut.commiltcc which
h((un .. the highc~l cou l JiJ.nUilry 'I pldns 10 thf' mnking for crcatmg s C( :l.sldcl ing three antil-l~ nch-
ITS' Nt OF FOUR Il i l ~ ,b~ An s T. Hull c( T\.i.b.;j :m Onlin3r~· .D 'partm.ent and \_rw~ ti' 1- Ol-! bIlls. K f.:;Jung &tid Repub- • ~ n, :.I U!"" .... :In,i 7hurbIJ.vJ ~I~lrsh ... " hn~c-.rm a k.lgcr ~t...·rVI('C to Jts • r '\t.:f ,....(! .. -- I .1'( , th£"!. d iI..' n Congr('S.:;i:illn.al 1"4ders have ! . ~t.:'\' Y(J:k ,pull('~h ldtrs. Jf Dar c. ttl:.. R bt! l i!ul'~)JI1.. n !('i.'H,il .. d to If! the Senate take' • ..
.. #"-tti ~u.rLee Br:lnsf 1?,5G 1·t !6 Th.. . afll .. tt'(i J'I ~ \\ Idc...n- The \,1(.:1.\[\ \\as the t\\£:nt;-I ~t!p(llb from :..r,~ WIi()\\Ulg \ :, elt:'th. d tl' tr;.l Bn."d to fit' 'P th(: Ilgista:i In fi .. s l since the ~ New : ork. J a n, 22',-:-10 a We a h .. ~ said, hat the.
\"' c t _ llK.'.ly . :.. V.!.1S~t.:Y HUd.l-I-fi~u 1 y t. ~ e l,;~m ... ~::-!r,t...n a :h:nf '" n t ... N.AA C P. 13\\' fi1 'l:CS \\--eIC Ic~d ' ~ 1 1"s Tnt.:lma the \·ac .... ncy ul I'b (o..&thl"r, tJ ,t H 'U~C :ot..vcral tImes has pass('d ~latem n" ~O( sharp c n liclSDl of I threshold c.J '~kable ~
~I ~k . ... t 203 East Madison. '''SI m,n \\ ho  .ther ,ubbld 1I,lm or .;~I _ 111 th  ;~pr(ml' Court smCt I J Ifall. Comptlol1 r: L. T Dun' ate J ol n Holloman ~nll'l\'nchm bIlls only to have tr.e ew York Cl~y Fathers, n:. IO teUectu .. 1 , ... artistic cIev~
slat '(i on a cha:gr 01 m"n laugh .r.adp nil .,t\unpt \\ nhm the last D15. One ~v_" w .. ~ I()_! "nd om ~an. Trcas~rl'r. J . E Hank1l1s' T::  t ckhold~1 . affirml-d th hem - \ ,lkL-t1 to death to the L. D. ReddIck resigned hrs POSI' 1 m nls 01 l;To.d .-ples ...
t 'r ln police court t hIS \\{'ck ~~t.;n da:.-s I the rou-1. n (u~ed tv rt.. \'ICW f:") ... 1~~,Jr:r. a nd A, D D  !' .... Sr .. ") J)': r cent dl\'ldl'nd ~mmedl.ately ~enate, h on 3:;, curator of the ~omburg world fJV It JS a pity that the
 .It"r kilimg ~e of four youth- Hemer Pile (w.). 3336 Olcandal"'~k;n!: " totill uf 25 cas _ upIPll ld,nt. a summal' l,f \\lI!ch af'cI b -ll!l", procedu lS \\",e &natrr Ea:.t1and D M a CoUcctlon of Negro Lit.;rature (Con ~ on page .)
ful . gro bandIts 111 an attempt- I AHnul·. told police thaI Ihr to L"e trlbun"1 showed that the :omJ."lm· h,," l,,"'plct ' I. J . E. Smith. Ex,cu' -ubcommlttec m-r';bcr: se':~al of the New York Pubbc Libra~. .
, .:I hold-up at the dispensary ,f th., men were lhe ones" hO! ,".ade safe and ,( un J 1O""t- tl\'C \·Ic~-r·: "",.1, nt r.nd Agent) tn"r. uestlOned th conslltu- Dr. Reddick charged the CIty UR to ..... , ~
I~te Saturday mghL The d ead (Continued on page 4) TWO WO".1EN CET I nil ct,. oJl ctilr of th' Domcst.c LIfe I Q e governmenl and library author- ArP'L
m..n has been Identilil' i as WII. 30 DAYS 'Ul JAIL B aUst' ,.f h" .pl,,,dll 'l'- In,uran,' C mpany. made Sig. I ·IO~."lIt~ of. such legislallon. Itles With ~ilJerences to his f IlIAl ........ '
he Forrest Lucas, 21. 3711 Hale (HtfTER JOHNSON I  ult, • f the I "ul ace'ney fo:ce I nm,ant f)b~enatl .ns ~n tom. {'~~ Ma 3oka. of th~ Japanese' efforts to bu ld a world center AIIVLAKJIW,
Avcnu . He was shot th rough U , T\\o \·.om(n. "h,) "crt c ught (Ogt'hl'l .... ,th rttuln, on 1O"",t· '" r. .td the Glcumpitshmrnts of •  . ncan CItizens League. I f~r th study of Negro Illstory.
lj,p t.ead. DETECTIVE Dll:f by ~lc:t eMplnyt·  of tht S,h'er mu,(s. P,C Id{nt D,oS  an 'I"r. nl(oth. :'Ir. 1\1 ,1ue Slreet - .. rgo lis enactmenL ,literature and art. . e Yr.. . 22.-0.. Fran-
Pnlice. now seeking a tifti  , Ul5 a nd 10 Cmt Store ~~ t he~ n unl'cd 10 hIS r POl t that the Kldd Cvunsl lor of Public Rei;}' - ---- - .--- I He sud, "I have done th best CI Hulet..,. plftident of:a.-
m mber of the gang,- appre -- _ t ufTed Sl8 w~rth of undtr a. · Comp;.ny had declared .. 5 pcr "n.: "i'mmalln' i actNilles "f Wood. a f.ormer employee. of I ,:,at I could to build a ce~~ oC rca Coll g!,~ oinedthe .......
three of the desperados Ch~ler J ohnson, 60. 112, m nt. mto waromg bJ~·. d re\\ I Cent d"'ldend to Its s tockholder_ (Cor. IOU d un Pa,!e .,) The Leader 10 th~ late lwentl egro culture With the limite, d dcr. 01 1,_ ........ ~
after the slaying. Held West Chestnut a city pol!eeman sentdlc"" of 31) da~, 10 J: II this _ ____________ _____ 3ld that t;'e printers resented resources th New .Y~rk Public who have .... Ff! a rail,.. .....
nd on charges of for the last 19 yea rs. d Ied, carly week in PO, lice" "urI. I (HI "A~O P IUlEnf' UNION BRINGS s"ngs a ke s Inslste~ce that the~ I LIbrary. has t e ;n willing or able c • pply tar ..
robbery and attempted Thu~ay morn mg. J IUIU.ry 15. T r.e w«m n. Elsie ~l w'ph". 41. I. w " u should accept a J im Crow to. prOVide. It rs now up to tbc on- ~
were Charles Seou Crom an a ttack of acute lDdl~es' 321 Rpar Sou h Pr." ton.· and FIGHT ON DEFENDERS TO LOUISVILLE ",.age scale ~ausc they are people of ew York City." Vw  :2o;arcl t16. C6
U, 1833 West St. Cath- b on_ J oh"", n. who has been a Na.~nle Bu kner, 3 • 832 R !a r  grnes workmg l or a Negro I Dr. Reddick pointed out FlIIId far ...
bis brother. James Miles. pla1Oclothesman for four years, Ea Marke were 3!'rl:J ted early , ' , firm. I New York City with
address, and Joseph appeared ",ell and hearty the Mondav "nr l!1~ on .. wa rrant "":oon E. Wood. Ch'C3R . I "OI~' which c1:umed that I I Says the Typographical Uru n. Broadway. radio networks,
.• 17. 3619 Kirby. day befo as he ,,!,d hlS part- wo n -to by W Iter Cr a.II:. store former r""ldent of Louls,·,lIe ; 1Ir.t ·:" we.re out .in su~port'-of I. ·0. 16. of Chicago: "The 27 gather~g ag~es, WaD
Germans, 2520 R. Vir- ncr: W dltam H. Walker. made I manag r. Police sa Id this wa and ,on of the latc R.c,·. J . E I,h cll}"w.de pr1l1tcrs 8t rik t Joumeym~n and three appren' ! great Iibranes and mu~"'la.
allegedly the missing .tbelr rounds. ' !.h first otT nse for the Murphy W""d. prom1l1ent ~a'.'tlSt lca~~r I ,·.hl h began ID Chicago Novem- • lices in our ranks have been :md. the many diverse
of the gang whlch is . Funeral TVI . -. attended by I man. as t1wy expla tned the oC. Dan\"llle. Ky .. I~ ID thc City ber H . W~. ho worked as a I setting the type lor (I) the city IS Illdeed the capiIaJ
of a checkerboard se- high pohce officials. fl!llow pa·I:.dIer worn, n W ' "an old pro- t!us ..... eek 0 a s peu al pubhc re,' rom~t r t, or the Robert S . edilion of the Chicago Defend,er' l world. and il abo ....
robberi ranging from trolmen and friends. were held t ina!." lat;"", mi I n as a rcprcscntA· Abbott Publishing Company. (2) the Gary edition of the Chi· feels, the capital 01
01 salabl ml!.tal to at the West Chestnut Str et llv oC th Chicago Typograph· , saId th" printl!rs were I ed out cago Defender. (3) the national lure.
of &as stahOM and I Baptist Ch~h. Burtal was In STOJUC BRmCS FUfE ieal n ion. o. 16. fX«·mbcr 5. Mter J ohn H. Seng- I edilion of the Chicago Defender. I Th Sebombolrl
the Zachary Taylor Nallonal 3.POOlfD BOY AC('(Irding to Wood. h. n"'10 .tacke. pr ident. r"n,eged on an (t) the SL Louis edilion of the located III ~;.!~~::~;=~:t~~==~J!.
according to po- Cern tery. Johnson, one of the I PUI1Xl"C is to bring to • cill- agl ment to P3Y the llnion Chicago Defender, (5) the eity ! Necro u..... e I!!!
across the counter /\nesl type of police oII!cers. was n... 100k bro t a fin el M·  eru. b ·re th fae. beh10d th sc·le. that th 27 journ ymen cdibon of the Louisville Defen- I earth. It Is
store and shot a 32nd degree Mason, a member I"""*' by boy to Mr. and Mrs. ~.,...,a lled prtn e rs' strike at th and lhrl'C apprentices received i dl!r. (6) the KenlltCky state ed" an ~
head. aller th I' of Louisville Con mory , o. 41 Joha Hayden, 928 West Wal- Robert . Abbott Publtshing the De rate for two weeks, and I' lion of tbe 'Louisville Defendl!r. ', boob, ......
the el rk With a and SL' Thomas No. 2. Locig nut Stftet, Wednesday. January Comp&1\Y. and is tied up with the publishing company'. anli- (1) the Michigan Chronicle. Our ' tiea Iw
........ ,.:... ....... vtll'vl'r. Max Wolf I nt were h Id at ~ght Jan- 115. Mrs. ~~cn rs the 1011 of tbe LoUISV~ DefCDfkr.. union drive: a,ided and .beUed members ha"e sel tIwMe JNIIIUa , i'- .... are
th store was I uary 18. Johnsun IS ... ' IVed by Mrs. F.--, _mlth. weU mown Wood aid the LoakTI~ De-I by the Louisvilk Dd ....... be- t'OIIlpll!te. at!vertisin ... well as ~ ...
fatal shooting. a niece and ne~. I in churdI ..... politital drdes. . felder of DeeetIIber .4 cwriecl a laD ,,-m-t ---.. ..... IIDd otIIe£ ,..... ...... ~
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