WOULD EVADE EDUCA UALITY RULING
KENTUCKY MAKES I
TOKEN MOVE
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LOCAL· STATE · NAT.Ai S¢
PlAN OF ItITER(OURSE BETWEEN WHITE 10 WHY PAY MORE?
AND NEGRO (OLLEGE MADE PUBLI( ,:': <)W~~===::::~::::====~=~SA~T~URD;A;Y.~J'U~L~Y~1~G.~19~U~=:::::~======::!~~!!!!!!!!~!!!!I
JroJOER3I .':t!= ~~making j ~d~nW~~; c=
a token concession to th~ Su- · Louisvill NAACP.
preme Court ruling that each Final contract n~otiations
stat~ must provid~ equal Nuca- between th~ Sta~ Board of
tion.1 facilities for all its citi- Education and th~ Uni~rsity of
_ when it ttys to evad~ th~ K~ntucky board of trus'(~ have
main ~ by promisinc priva~ not been compl~, the S18t6
instruction to Negroes -Itinc Attorn~y said. His announce­courses
of study not ollen-d at ment folioWN a conference
Kentucky State Co~g~ for with Dr. lL L Donovan, prfti­Necroes.
yet available at the dent of the U. of K., Gordi~
Unlva-sity of Kentucky." Young, assistant State Su~rin.
Thus, Attorney James A. tendent of public instruction
Crumlin. president of the Louis- and M. B. Holifield, assistant at-ville
branch, NAACP, summed torney general. GIR L HE L D ON 00 U B L Ee HA R up a released story that Ken- Funk explained the plan as' G E tucky State College for Negroes follow :
will provide private instruction 1. The Negro student would
this fall in all courses offered be taught at K.S.C. by a U.K.
by the University of Kentucky. lIlStructor who would travel to
ADswu To Jo~ Suit Frankfort to teach his classes'I=========================================
IA-r;:e !~chto ;;:'~i~e j~~~~ qu7~ I:,,~ra~.; ;~~~~iesis ;;~ CLEVELAND SIGNS STn.L GOING UP ! MURDERS MAN schooling of Negroes and whites availabl at K.S.C., the Negro
in Kentucky was announced by student would be transported to
States Attorney A . E. Funk this U. K. laboratory study during
week. admittedly as the State's special hours. SATCHEL PAIG ' , answer to a suit filed in Federal 3. Graduating Negroes would ' 'E STABS District Court at Lexington, receive a joint U.K.-K.S.C. di-j ' WOMAN Kentucky, by Lyman T. John- ploma, signed by both Donovan
son, high school ~acher here and Dr. R. B. Atwood, president
who seeks admission to the of the Negro college.
University to complete post- (Con~ued on page 4) "KING PIN" OF RACE PITCHERS FOR
HARLEM NOT YET I~~;'m~~:~;;~~~~~~~~,~:~~ IDU£l~:'M:"R:~~~~~:~~:-,. __
HOT ON DEWEY
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''king-pin'' of baseball Pitchers . make us a good relief pitcher." I a(~rdin~ to police, "so s.trongly Conflicting stories have been
in the Negro leagues, was Boudreau said. The cagy hurler ' . 0hJected to a man asking the circulated. concerning the events
I !ational preside...tiaJ election, says a "house-cleaning of some I for h i. amazing fast-ball during best to pitch high, across the Madison (rear), was formally Caudle woman has beeD in rus-to
be renominated for a second of the top officials of the Re'l hIS younger playing days, be- I leuers." I charged with the dual crimes tady of city police thr.,... times
try at the national goal publican party ca .. be expected comes the sixth Negro to be Bob Feller, the Indians fire· after George Matingly, 40, 2620 since coming to this city from
th~!n~!~o~e ti=~:a~fIe':~ I as R:;:~~~~:fle~deer~~~~:ti;;; I ~~~~ ~~ :'a~a!~~:~~o c:~ , ~~~e~iti:~o ~:Sm!:.ced '::ig~,~~ ~:'m~:r~i:n, !"';e~~I~h~~ ~: I ~:'~':s~e=~:= :a
pb::sis is being placed at two York City has left a great deal long:coveted goal of ball'play- ' prohably won't be abie to pitch stabhing. ThE' victim's common- juvenile - growing out of a
points-what the Negroes did to he desired and is now at an ers oy the three colored stars i nine ir.nings very often, but for law wife, Ada Livingston, 40, fight with a boy over sordid de-to
aid Dewey's nomination and I all lim low. In spite of Dew- now actively playing in major a few innings he's as good as is confined to General Hospital tails of their relations, ,"""ording
what they did not do to aid his ey's Negro appointments and his league competition. Jackie ROb- , anybody I ever saw." with three slab wounds of the I to Crime Pre\'ention Chief, Wil-nomination.
. I suport of policies against dis- inson, Larry Doby and Roy Current among the legends chest administered allegedly by liam G. Kiefer. On January 5,
Talk is that the governor IS I crimInation, Harlem has not Campanella. Paige is believed surrounding Paige and his fast. the knife-wielding woman dur- 1947, she was arrested lor mao
not all pleased with the records, rallied to his support. to have made as much as $40,000 hall when it was at its best is ing thl' affray. She is given a Ilcious cutting with intent to
_ __ - _____ _ ___ a year during his barn-storming . the story about the SEcond g;me fair chonn of recovery by has· (Continued on pace 4)
WORK OF KEN~~C~H~:~R~TATW:SIpEED MUfEUM '1 :!~ca':::r~~o~~ ~:it~ee ~~!\~;= 1~~~ngd~:i~~e~::::n_~~IO~': HITS GOP DEMS J land wigwam Monday, pitching It was getting dark and Paige
A one-man art exhibit featu r- ary Arts galleries in New York. agaInst Lou Boudreau the In· t (Continued on klg~ q) • • ., ••
:e~~e ~t:::" ~~u:.:~:~ 'I He is a member of this organ- ROBERT "RIVERS" WILLIAMS, NIGHT CLUB ON CIVIL R-IGIII'S.
f::::~~,f~~~,\\;;;,:~!; !:~ OPERATOR, AND FIVE WOMEN HELD n I.
shown at the J . B. Speed Art I • ,
Museu,,?, T~ird and Shipp, the ~. ~I investigation }nto th~ Arr~ted on a charge Of. keep-
Gallery s Drrector Paul S. Har'l activltles of Robert Rivers IlDg a dIsorderly house, WIlliams 8.-Declar .. Plilladelplua GOP conventiQJI
ris announced this week. Wil- WillIams, 46, 706 Cedar, reputed and the women who were slated 'I ing that both PresIdent Truman I Republican leaders handed out
son's works will be ~.>addeus Steve~ Congress hear Magistrate Reynolde, their
studIed In ChIcago, Charlc:ston' l reSIdence. Bonds for the SIX assault and battery. The com- rt'n;ams an unfinIshed task r fficial1y appointed spekesmaJI.
S. C~ and Kcntucky. He IS ~ • were set at $5,000 each In police I pLamant gave a New York resi· I which mu'-! be completed tf l ( n desirtJrl changes in the iIl-honor
graduate of the Art Insti· court. dence. Other womcn seized in ' . r democracy m thIS country '5 ~o , adequ.aLP ".vil rights plank.
tute of Chicago where he won th arrest listed New York and remain and expand. ,
the. ?eorge e. ~oe prize fori SUNDAY MEMORIAL Chicago as thelr home. I - L;:" -"'Satchel" Pai -_ . I He mad th .. Statement In an/yoom GRABS GAS
artistic and creatl~~ ,:"'ceU';:C'Y'1 A hIgh police source intimat- Who at 39 or more, is still gOlDg : as one of An,enc,,'s add~ before 500 people at-
HIS works hang m uch p ces I I FOR DR BOUSEFIELD ed there may be federal charges, reatest baseball pitching artists. Pa ' was signed by the tending " WashlIlgton Wallace Sf lION MONEY BOI
as the Rhode Island ~useum of I _ . _ growing out of VIolation of the Cleveland American League ~am this ... eel<. See Article. for Prt'sldent dinner at the , . __
Art, Atlanta UruverSlty, How- I Mann Act, pr ferred agaInst I l::Uer Hotel. Dr. J oseph L I ard University and the traveling The testimonial (or Dr. 1. O. W II f POLI'I'ICAL L-EADER RUIGNf IN FACE Johnson. Dean f ~ed cal Sch I Edwar Lee Harvey, 16, -406
Harmon Foundatlon exhlblL I, WilsoD ~usefield whIch has been pre' ve~~a~ ~a~n .:;:~~!~~ti~: r:~ , I U J of Howard ~",ve~l)', w":s South l2tb. obviously beJi~ves
Last year hIS home lown, ~Iously announced will be held . th th I OF PROBE OF AN ALLEGED $3000 BRIBE chairman. opporturuty must be !Ie1zed
Mayfield, Ky., invited him to '. d ( bts k at Beecb r Terrace Auditonum, w,' e tran=rta,;:.on of the I ' when seen-n Sunday morrung. The public: IS 0.. Tuesday, Jones, who is of the American Tennis Asaoci- Coll at Oran,ebur" August Tll710r l'eCO'I'ered .. .,
BeusiDC Problema. 8 ' Hoover. Acton and by othen. invited to h~r him. also a District leader in Harlem, , atien, which will be held OIl the 1&-21.
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