ON IS ·CANDIDATE FOR MAGI T AT
MRS. M. MILES I
FOR ALDERMAN
Complete Coverage
LOCAL · STATE · NATIONAL lOt WHY PAY MORE? WDIDACYIS PROTEST AGAINST UNKEPT
PROMISES OF JUD6E AND COUNTY CLERK
SUPPORT OF REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRAnC ~~;==========~::=:~=.:=:==:===:::==::::=================::::a
LIBERALS AND NEGROES TALKED
harll'S W. Andcrso"l. Jr" 'I"n L n a<:tiv in the Rcpub-
1000al altorn~'·. and at pres t hl·an Party and that as a can­an
Assistant C. n ononwcal!h's d.date he WIU seck the support
Attorney of Louls"ille and Jef- of the regular Republican or­f
rson County, announced thIS I!anjzation.
week. his candida", for Judge l "lr. Anderson first sought
of the Tlurd 'laglstenal District, public office in 1935, when he
subject to th RepublJcan?ri- was leeted a member of the
~o~~':n:t~~ A;;'~~rs~~s ~I ~~~ fr~;'~:U;:thasD~fr~:d
THE UNITED SERVICE ORGANIZATION
AND THE NEGRO SOLDIERS TO BE DISCUSSED
The llli.(·d " ,lti .. ", Org-all;'a.iun and .he " <'glO Illk"
in Id.ltion,hip ttl the !(,'nclal pulllic \I ill be opencd fOI
di')( u"ion iu I lit, (ulumn't ur The Lt'adcl n "l \\eek. The nlO'C
i Ihe .Il..,,,lt "f Iht: 'l.ltt:meOl in reg-.trd 10 Ihe ilualioll of
:;.I1Ol1 " l~U .,uhlin., ,1"liunetl al FOil \...n o:l.. "'uI Ih fall
Iha. a (ulIIlllitlee lOllll>o.,.,d of four" hile and four colOied
p(.'.-.,on, h~" been ,,,oll..in~ on lhe pro [)C) ilion (or i~ nlonth
\\ ithuUI ldt.;in~ tlehnllc ..tction.
MINISTERS BIGGEST EADERS
\lthou!(h The Lc,Ider ha been indir«tl) infonnl'(l anti
hd, h.:. .... d much Pt() .Intl COil lalL. about the mallei of Ihe
I ' .. 0 .. ,imc Ihe l>cc;innjng of the i ue, we ha\e had nOlhing
hom Ihe I'nlilel "''''ITe. if Ihere is a propel SOlllce.
In Ihe COlli in-Journal of Tbunday morrung, 'Iajor
(.CIICI • .1 \\ illiJIn ( •. L;,esay i!. QllOled" havillg said Lhal. "il
lM'tollle a -. drinl.. )jquol-, alld "in"" UI)
,hulIL.."
\\ ilh 'I., jill Li,c.,;". The Leader (Olle-uro;, amI il is Ollr
1'"I)>Os.' It> "1'(;11 Ibe u·bjet.! LO me tummunil' in the ne~t
1., CCL."5 h UC.
lalcr from the 42nd. He serycd Mr. Anderson_ who is a for­for
twelve years as the first I mer president of the National
Negro ever elected to pubhc Negro Bar Association, said this
IN NEGRO HISTORY WEEK PROGRAM CAI~DIDATE AND SHOULD BE
THE BEST, TOLD
PHYSICIAN AND PUBLISHER GUESTS
OF INTERDENOMINATIONAL AllWftf
?\!cmbcrs (If the "cloth" \\."ho i Dr. Lattin ,l ,r·f jntf're:;t.i.ag
are alTili3ted wilh the In t rde-' address dealt With the (;t' IU'l'al
:~~~I~n~::~~Ol!Ii;i~~~~;1 m~~~ I ~:~::~~tUj~~~;cl~glt ~~~n:.,:~
ing. that the "minister i~ thp I rate which he said is bellie t'n-
~~dg ~~a:n~~ ;0:;;; :o~:u~~ I ~~U~~;~J:!~~rr~~;~O~~~t~sor:/~;
man in the l-ommuruly." cnlon-d peopl where bo;'pitals
The Interdenominational AI- are concerned. Dr. LaUmlOre
construction Days. In May 1946, ~H~..ur.....t. ...... .".-tba.!l:'"""'''''''''''''''''+'O''f·-t-he-'-va-r'''ior1us~~uL'''''''--~Of1 ~ ;~~r~os~s~~~1~~~"'.1!<
And rson resjgned as a member s.cotation. and be belJ.eved his the l<-'a.ils Cities with thp ex(' p. f (,',tcou.rage tht"ir member" ttl do
office in LollisviUe, and tile first week, that he Woks
of the State Legls,aturc and \Va> wid~ eKpencnce as a lawyer and lion of those of Ihe Sap ist , lIOlC,,""P. He abo urg,," tho
apPOinted AsslSlant common_!lcgiSlator weU qualJfics him to I - churches. The Alliance m"ets at nt,,,nbc .. of Ihe Alliance t.) ~ive
wealth's Attorne~', eslablishlllg be a Judge of one of Louisville's PLAN IS APPROVED th W,.,.tern Library (In M""'laY! ('Il(·oural!cm~n~ :mol SUllP<' rl to
a pr ~ nt as tle: n~ 1.he first DIstrict Courts, and that as far Among those honored in the Negro llistory Week pro~ram sponsored b,· the History cla5s of mormn!!s. :\ reeent f .. "tur" of N"gro physJc.:iI' ;mol ,ule"'"s.
Nel!To pr(»;l-'CutJn~ attorney f~r as the Republican Party is con-I Central High School last Week, , are frolll left to ri~ht, SI,lrll~, 11>. Naomi Lat Imo~e, Mrs, Myrtl" -- the varo,d program IS a ,ent'S "With 65,000 «,', Tf-tl pe>lpt,' in
LoU;SVIU and L;,e ""I: one In ccroed. It will more than need B. Crawford. teacher of the class; Urs. Lucy Shl'ppanj Mr •. !::mma Clement. Mics R. Lillian Car- Oklahoma City, Okla, Feb. 17 whkh brings to the m,,('Ilng ' T" ,usville wtlr;',n' togeU,rr 10
Ih -',ulh I (ContJnued ob page 'I) p nler; . tanding, A. S. WIl-on, principal; J . A. Bish)P. Jr, teaoncr of HislorY. A.. E. Mcyzeek, Dr. -By the narrow vote of eight promln 'nt speakers nn import-' a c(lmmon caU$C much more
J . A. C. Lattimore, ~'rank L. Stanley, J Will:s Col~ and S3muel Plato. See article. to seven, the Senate Reven, ue ant racial. ciVIC and n31ionall g"'o'\ ,COUld ~ d,me and "lost
and Taxalion Committee last matter". Last Monday the AI- illlylhing could be a •• (,lOp- HONORED BY COMMENDS ACTION HITS EDUCATION ~r~r~ar:~~~~~a7~:~~~?~~ ~~:<;~n~~:~:~~~~;~:~~~~I~~~~:~:~1~~~~~~,·r' in OF FLORIDA GOVERNOR institutions of hiJ(her educallon National . Medical Associ"li n'l The Leader publi.h.· \AIM HIS TO RY C LASS li~~;~'~~;~~§ PLAN IN STATE I~ ~~~~~j~~i§ TLa~dlt,N:;f~C:~ec;O',!~d~L~blNlsher OAf i aSkS'~cK~nt~s~~: 0:° pa~ ,,;'u IPit
Sixteen Louisville colored CIt- Edward Givens, caterer and ~;!~ t~~ t~:'~a~~o~~~ ~:!~ white stale-supported schools.
izens were honored last Friday restaurant owner; Miss L,U,an tion for the Advancement of 'n IS AN UNDEMCKRATIC SUBTERFUGE J . C. Nance. chairman, said
af crnr.on at Central Hi g h carpe, n, er, supervisor of music Colored People as evidence that the committee merely eonsl,· d- FOR 6' MILLION School in a National Negro HIS- In L?wsville sch.oo1s; Mrs. Anna the governor is "a champion of SAYS HOWARD DEAN AT FRAuvFORT ered 1.he qu ion informally
tory weck.obsc.n·anee. The pro- ~tahm, outstan,ting sopran~; Dr. democracy and of the rights of ' nn and took the ,·ot on the prln-gram,
uuhated and sponsor..d J . A. C. Latllmore, pronunent Negro citizens." I -------, ciple of a bIll suggested by Dr. :
by t rs. Myrtle B; Cra"'ford, P~y.Slclan; A. !;. Wade, J r .•. elec- PTaisin Gov. Warren for his In an addr s to students at thorou l!h1y undemoc:ratie~ and M. A. Nash. chancellor for the
cap3ble and nerge IC teaeher of tnclan; I. Wllhs Cole, publisher; .ti g th KI th a Kentucky Stat College, Tues- of doubtful cOrlStitutlonality." slate r g nls of high r educa-hi
ory and her lOth grade class, Thl' u ,ulsvlle Leader: FrankL. ia:~oo~ra~~h ~3~'re;,o~uti:~'l day. Dean George , III Jo so" l The prOl!ram calls for profes- tion_ JetTl'rson City, Mo., F~!>. 17:- Journalism, $68,17; 1<.1 the
attracted a capaclIY aud,lorlum S anlpy, publISher, The LnUIS- 'h hI P d G of the Harvard Unlversltv Law sors at the univ~lty to teach A budl(et "f more than SIX mll- , school of law, $11e,31' "'It I tor
c:~wd cf stud ~ls. parents and "Ill,' D f nder; Mr.. En .ma ~e/ wC::;'e,;:e~o;n~is o~:.:or School. said tha' Negro j,-adu- ~raduate classes fo~ Negroes 10 BACKS CAR INTO lion dollars for the 1949-51 b,- sUlllm. r s~on, $73,:>40.
Clwe <. The .dea was con-I CI~m('nl. church leader aod f th . ht d f I ' P t ~t., ate edol'a'lOn 10 Kentucky IS an courses otTered at the university I cnnlUm was requ ted by Lin- , In JustifYing tbe :requ ~ I tor
cel"('(1 and $erved Illve recc.g-
I
, American Motil"r of 194 . or t~.'g d an ,ear;;:-s ~~ - undemocrahc subterfuge. And but not available to their rac~ I POLICE CRUISER coln University In a hearing an enlarged budget aver th:'O! or
n ition to an appreciable number Oth<'r ciuz('ns list on thp ~~n . e~~unclng ted a~, the dean predicted that the ar- I in the state The Negro dean I Edward E .Layne 1913 W Moday aflernoon, Feb, 14, be- , the last biennium, Dr <'rwggs
of su Ct.'SSful loea.1 men and IConlmued on page 4) ;da';';~. T~,:e~:c; :.,.;,~ r~gement between their insti- I blamed the ~stem on the Day walnut, was' charged' with per~ :::':mi~:'ee h:f~~e ';;~:::::3:~:7S I pointed out that Li~ln I, is
~rn n, an , to gIVe them a _ _____ lull n also congratulated the tullon and the UniversIty of Law. prohIbiting the two races mitllng a person to drive with- Ie i~lature. The needs of the constantly faced WIth th I1l3n-
WId r ;\cquamtan alnong the INDICTED BUT SINGS J(o"ernor "and throul(h him the Kentucky to proVIde graduate I being taugbt together, wluch he out a license, and his wife, Mrs. ':. . . e dat~ "to . otTer quality ul ad·
s u en!s. 1 f t ffi h work for Negroes would be de- ermed "Kentucky's sac red Rose Lee Layne, with reek] UniVersity (or the period begln- ministratIon and instru, II nal
The proJ(t'arn was (arnl'd ou TO GOOD CROWDS aa~ e~:'ftIym~~ :..e::v:"a~ cl~ unconstitutional by. Ken- I cow." ' dri -ng, driving without a ~~';." ~~9~i l!!!~ a~n~!i~~ ' (Continued on pag~ ~)
through .the use of, a (ra m<: __ arad,ng Klansmen." I tucky urts!O a test SUJL I He said Arkan as has a simi- license and destroying public the co:m..ittee b: Prcsld, 'nt
representing a t 1 VISIon se~. be San 1"r3ncLro, Feb 17- BlIli" __ ' The Wash,jngtoo educ~.tor de- lar la\\'. but that Negroes on the properly,. when t .h e i r . car Sherman D. Scruggs. ,ANN HEftl!.tUaN
lund wluch the honor~ Clt~ns Holld"y'~ III fated W