WHITE AND BLACK1
PROTEST RULING
DATE LIKELY IIKORRECT
Complete Criverage
lOCAL· STATE· NATIO Al
WHY PAY MORE?
fiGHT SHOULD HAVE STRONG MORAL AND
FINANCIAL SUPPORT, SAYS PUBLISHER
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\I.". fUI the Ad\'ant: men I of Colored P''<'l'le. ~arried eb'ewhere
In this ut" or Th Lf ndt'f. says tho.. t tht' ,'allft!tv uf " fre ntlon
1:1 i,uhllc parks an h:cf('at-I'II:l1 Cal'll:t:t"5 u, uJu \·Illt~. a a r\.,,­suit
of tt, rC<'lnl de~ sion of the C"urt uf App .... ,1 of K l·ntu~ky.
" hl',ul,d t ward the Supreme Court of th Vlllt<-.! St. atl's. I The opmion of the court at Frankfort, upheld a ruhng of
Jud e Lawr n~e Speckman of the Clrcwt Court. LouIsville. who
dlsmJssed the SUIt of Dr. P O. Sweeney agall\st the C.ty of Louis­nile
as a prolest aga:nst d,scrlmmallon in the cha.n of Lou.sv.lle
public parks
The rullng of the Court of ApP"als has not only aroU:,ed an
appreciable number of LoWsville Nel:rQ('S who are tax :.~.o~.elll~Ot:~:::.• o :~ ::"~eP~~~I~:S~~?'O.'n~U~f ~ee s:p:a~y~er~s JOE L0 IDE FI IT E L Y RE T I RE S of the court. has been strur.p"d as brutally cruel wIthou t the
slightest reservatIOns. as .t lS applied to the spaces of a park and
thf" Interior of an audItorium, in a case where th~ human and
CIV1C rights of AmeriCa..., cItizens IS the issu(' I Ke~:~k~e ~jn~o~~o~~d~gh::;OU~ .~~ ~e ~~~~~~~t~e~~~e~! =============;==============================:=:;:;;~==~::::;;;;;=
the relationship of the ra~es.s boastl'd :1..' i>eing of the finest m .\CCLAIMED MAJOR BUNCHE \ l'IHHIOTf '\ !FORMER CHAMPION h(' outh and como""..:! fa\'orably \\'. h that above th,· Oh.o rlvcr. I!'-."....-""'"'!'!""<_'II!I!!!~
1 eUIIi.( s •. it :"t tIl l.f' whrn hf'r. ..- ' ani! Ulf'rc ('nC'oura~ing n h~I.Ylp ~
an' bctnl! llIade 0 cunfonn the peopl.· tn hl' ~plntual pnne'pI,'~ , .
upt.n 'vh' ·h the natic,n was bUIlt nnri to 11\,(· thC' d(\mr)('rn('\' upnn ~~;~~;nt~a~:;\;;'~~~:'~:i,\'~~\f~,:;~,:,,~I,:,~,~I;:\:'~1'I'.<"nfound irght- - ' VICTORY HAILED NOW PROMOTER l:J "ewhcn.: in \.l.S I. Ul \\ I' art.' n'prt !Ul fit! 1n Cult a I,·· (:r ;~:l:~h\'~~'~~";'~~'~~~r I a{; ~~~~\;~~: ~;.~'~r;·~~~:(;~,/;~~::~~~~ \\';~:,;~~ .
"Onl'c a a:l Un"eo oi U' born Hl tlll" &;r nt Con.l:"ulU\\"c~lth. CO -----
but no'" ,ud" l' .\ rC' mll;! haUl! flur h~"'h ill .ha",,, Hhw MMENDED FOR KINDHBS AND PATlEN(E;
~r:,:~~~~~t :~~.~ "; ;~~~I:: ;~h~~n~~ ;"~I;~i"~\f'~\ t~~·t!.:' ~~ ~,~r:ao! VOTED "PEACf AWARD" OVER THf POPE
(i(>partl'4... t,tt.:c.l a.~
ll"r,g:ned. the Heuubllc of Israel SIgned an though lhe negotlal."ns \\ ould
"The canc~r of bias. racial hatred and prcjudire .s ,t;1I very "rnust,,'e her e recently It 1 collapse altogether. Th~ hea .\
mu. eh aU"e. Thl' decISIon of the Kentucky Cuurt of Appeals iSI . w<" a majur t ri umph for Dr. \ quarters "as opl.Jm·st,c Jnd 1><' •• 1
one more LInt on the Commonwealth. th" South anu tu a degct" Dr. Ralph Bunchc Ralph J Bunchc. Uniled Na- Hmistie m turn I
the entIre country. The ruhng mean.' tha t thos me.n ()f good . tions lI,ed.ator. who had been The mitlal agreement .,,;ned
WIll. regardless of r lice. creed and color, "ho believe in the H:ghly acclallYled as Palestlne gUldmj( the efforts in
bro~erhood of men under the fatherhood .ol God, must renew I ~ediator, h'}S. been . vo~ed the peace since the assa<;sina
4 _ " _._ ~. 1~ , . ... .• ~_~.,.:" h"'~",,~~ "P ~'lIfj ""'n...",,'.s..sliseus.C'ed Count Fo 1.
t lh. Heg"" less of .L«ck., trials, reb~ worse, that new I assauor year. - • ~'" 'eI' " e i
day w.lI come. Prcj u" lce, bias and racl'~ ha ed wi ll be wiped \ . Under lhe terms o[ the . - It> had return [rom I . ' out and the deeds of t hose who fann.'~y J"<' \/alcott. II.atrhmakers d Ius offic.;,1 re-
And tldS [rvln a IAul>v.II., C.\1Z'lI "" app •. arrolll the Courier ISSUE IS DEfEATED Ih:r1I~S of a UN partltion. The l l\1in~r Arab nations told the retirement as the ' , ,\·.ywe.ght ·Cha~l.' IIr Walcott. wh.ch- 'c"mpnt. II ._tr;~i. th .... 11 tn
J " urnal .' . IJCV'I~h :;t3tC also holds on the I med.ator that they were pre- champIOn thIS w,.·t.., and be- e,er \\ on. ~ 10 Junc, has. agreed. \C''(;lf"C: to h d .•• ,().n h)~ ... oon.
"Broth"rhc«! ""'ek" cJ,.;:il:nal<-d by the Natll,lIal ('nnf",,,,,,,.e - - t erritory acquired in the recent pared to folio " th~ load o[ the cornes a boXIng ;>:. · I'r. t, fi~ht ,,~ Iy for us fur two U ,UlS sub':t.~t~d h ,' format
(Conllnued on page 4) \" ,,;nllll:lrlll., Marlh 3--The lighting which seemed likely tolEgyptians in si!:ni ng an a rm;".\ - y.ars." ,a:e! Lou:s on h, return r ignation by ~,·tt('r :L }faA.
a lcrrpt of Senator John W. UPSl.' the cntir~ IWacf: confer- lice. ANTI-SEGREGATION fltoIn an lt~I "'r su(cessfuJ Xhlbi- Cr, tnmtssion<.r }\bc J {-treen, ·
SON TO JOIN Sm'ker tn have an anll. scgt . .. nce. Bunche was general I, giv<'n :on :.1 ~~-.- a u . "That was part (Continued on pag€ 4)
. g;'~:oo_~~~tC h~~~~~'~ ~~ .r~~ I Bun~h and his Sf'Cretariat credit for the SUCCe!'S of the I BILL MEElS DEfEAT ---
10.2 v.lth only Senator Harry P , Ilhp S .. nale \\c.. .dlbustcnng L AMERICAN FATHER
:~~~~I;;:::~::;~;;~ot~ ;~~;;~';~S~y Nn~~t~;;o S(:~~:u~~~~a~~ 4) .a:.:s~ •• ~!t~~·a~~~\:~.7.'r~~~st~~ TRUMAN PRAises
caIn of Washmgton gOlllg along NORTH CAROLINA; RKOMMENDED BY MAYOR "galnshington
an Australian wh.te woman w.lI c1~arLd for presentatl n the ~e.gh C.ty CounClI to serve a I W. C. Pressly, whose present ""hoc The prop< I was of-soon
land 111 the Ulllted States . - same day. . SIX-)t:ar term as a member of, term also IS expmn", ,,3$ IcC,..:! by Congr"",,,,.'''' A. Clay- Washin~. n, March 3--Pre5i-j riShts issue. Yl'U will, o.eu:forl!,
to !J\'e w.th hIS colored father He ma.nta llls that ~th the the CIty School Board.. named to succero hersctr. ton Powell of N""I York. as an d lit Trun .~ n thi" week hailed in your own ",,,y, let tt.e mem-and
h.s w.fl'. Trennan J . J oiner. Democrat1~ and Republican par- . ]t, marked the first time 111 thei Mayor SIllpe$. who serves as "mendment to tl.,' annual Dis- the • v"nth annual observance b ... ,s of the Senate Iu,c* Ulat
a da.ry worker. served s.x_years ' " ties oUl:ht to I .• ve up to the e.v.1 c.ty s h.story that a Negro h~ , an cx-officio member of the I ru-t of Columblu ap -, riations of ":'oIa .ul>al N"gro Newspap"r' any fihbust r al!3lnst wry chili
111 the avy. 13 months of .t III rI/(hls planks m thp.r platforms beEn appomted to such a post- , school body. satd that the hoard I b.n. a·,,1 ,,(,uld I . . • ' \ /lthh"ld W...,k.'· "h.~h Op"nld on sun- I, r'ghts bIll, or th pT( .. JX~ to
Sydney He and an Australian S 'nator J ohn W parkn,an of hon. cIty off.c.al" srud State I felt there  uf both polit. a~o tco t 1 ~ \ ,:e but that .... ,. tire just as mu~h con The two-day m(>etinr .. 1 th,·
for Chlldr('n. S) doe\". and mar. t~ ~"'rv ~ un a SCh4K'. buard In I 1><'1'(,'\:(' that h(" \\ III n 3lt .. a the standtn~ ,,' ·t "l. (~~cd b-.. {('rn(' .h,,.' ' ., \I)' "f t'" hu' n 'I'mt a< •• hl pH.nN·r: Prt'S denl Th"ma.~ W , ;
hInt. \ Y 1 i d Pt I CHum it mernh(l'l::t Ca\ oroo the 4 :1 Dt. m{)( rat:, :m, 1, RI""rubh o r tilt J a.. ('cntur) nl 0 pr('Sld 'nf or th( r .. o rfo);'
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r .r .'" th I. II f". r .,f> ~l Ion 0 SUle"" irs.. .... A Rc.: uhll. a'1~ ;I" 1 .. I .... e 11 (r.tls dt III h::. many Corm. ar.ri It .. 1,r'{ US industry proba Ih' am,
AIt~r th., ' . ' ,,) hmJ;s h'l ", TO START MONDA 1/"1'.:, ["l>m;""n~ lh' ~wyer ru:omrrenda' n prpo;pnted n l(;Jn~ for the pIIIj ,I ane! 36, 'Tn"', ul(;.,I~ for ~'Jrnar, r. , I Jo .-nal an eI Gu.d 'H' .&hl'l\1,.dllta "hIm CI·ar",~ of~' .. e! h>llerv Annr UIH I'd ,imul anl" u·I,· --' lJ~~~;,~~'ltO)' :~~~r~:f ':'. ~~~:a'~~ HOLD UP CRUMLIN S \ h. d<, ;I[I"'1I:';}- h,'"ught ,,3> th' f ~"a' p , [ a rl"",lut,on " ., • d E Wn.te, .... ~1 ~f'
J, Hatl.,t rc'lt' a !:i)dnc-y bu In," ",. I (ITY APPOINTMENT had fif,t ,hown lhn~ t~". jury ade!r"", a U, orth Caro!,na fellowmen. a a n,t Dr . L "! '" .. ,c . ,!ent- by th" • ,. ru ' VI' bo,,,,i of h. ' r., nnpr,,"',,'.' nt by" Cl'im
man. \VTO~ lout a chPl'k \(1 tt.t~1 ISY!- t( rtl here dlscrl"TllOa es Coilt"E;f" hf're 'VMne:day night Covernor Has Ie where .::rt,\56 ly lw,) whl p ('",;,'1· ps as a egro C" .... sr
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. r PublJ!'h 'r ", I al Court JuryJ ThuNl'daYJ wher
I th t fill I" -- ar,-a ,n- t ('gr""" and other m.- Governor W.lham II l.c of the d d 1 cd 'l- ult of an auto, .1: I.' 1IIc,d nt As.'f>c.at:on, wh· ... h Irct herr\hC I'leadro gUIlty to arrnt'd rob ·
~~:~;'I.";le O,~ ":c;;;: J.:m\:' Th, 1'3 . !lOll C. ~ La " 0..'- n~n: ... " VIlt(lIl I-la, d, d!'Clarcd lIa the h:"w;'U,asthe ':~h C::;o~n~~. ia: t OK ·",her. ~ ... ' rI •• missed o",r t h I' ",""k - en~, "wt"ch belY o[ the Fifteenth S Lr t
Pdy the oo:;,s xPl'n~ t~ f .• larn.n apr<>.r.n,en rlJamesl F'<.r"V1ral""k, thl'rlf'fns Ne!!~o rael' IS tra, chng toward <('!'Va 'on of e"ro His >r Iwhpn VI('Wed t:, 1 JpfTerson p ra Ised ~~. Trull1an~ forth-, OI~1 n, ary, 15th and arl!ln hdI '(dnng 111 , urt m t.edrooJ,.
home h re for h,M, and I exp<~ t \' I II., rhar~ s" ~"n r " utmg c_!.~ III showmg lhat at on l,t.on of chatt I . Ia,ery. lseemed hOp"1 even t st g_ two city po\Jcemt>n \.1.0 hap- ~or thr ~I'al hand w \lare o~ I ,hp!,'" . Wh.t told J C<' Mr.
t) get married SOC". Then th, ." thp r'. I nqu.·n. , nf r. 1110,". lime th"re w re h ts of "N gro "Th .chmat of pubhc opil\lon gle for a fundamental ch ange in I pen un thl' . rene at th,' tu"" .h~ c:'r!U' .". r.""r!e t\ "ue lanrl I t a~ ... ~ ","rc them • ".~ .­boy
w.ll have a mother." ,br"uj..ht a a,n,t h III and Alfred I jurors" and that the fit • o[ sev· 111 Am rica .~ nO\ll greatly ' the gro's stat Ow at th 10f the trouble, and who wer \\ e rr. "<;1'117(' t. e jeopardy to 1 I>"h<' faI led to return h >ll sh •
A relatJve sa.d J OIner was en-IA' Carroll law partner. hate era. ~ .. Iored jurors had the I t- changed." h said. and he pre- I rruddle of the ce~tury balTi .. ,.,. a subj.., of the d puti ' wh.ch thIS (n\ll ngh ) program wt" n I' was arres1ed. r..e oIR-gaged
to a gtrl m Blrmln~ham be<-n r1earro up Th charges Iter "c' marked on them. . d.cted that the double standard I are tumbling down so f~ t at attacks I?r. Thomas had of- lS bemg r"t y opponen s bo~ c.-!"; >a.d that the shystem defect of our society w.ll p I chanj(~ may no real th I" hen he thought their ~ar had the pubh< ... 'rs . a d P"C.ally fund 111 a r:uncoat s· . from
He sId. "I have a lot of clip. holdlll/! up the appo~ntm~nt of! had I><-<-rt Bur. , toward a CIvilization m 'hICh \ \ attaCked b\' the con.laoles who loom m the lilted Stateslth~ she" would be rnurned tQ ~p a reciate • e"ervthing n~t C.ty Law Dtr<'C or and th For whosoever WIll , ave his . . '" "' w re r ported as being drunk. S nat . Wh.te. Judge Mix told the ~~lywas 'ton for !um. i can't ra~ attorn y I ll!e shall los .t and whosoever I men of all races, all orlgms and Yo~ can ~ cxP"c: Y ur h.p to The patrolmen apP"ared before "W kn<>w yuu WIll not be prlMme' that .f hIS ~vior .... 118
sa mueh, but I am thmklll l! a ,,·.11 lose his !lfe for my sake falths w.1l stand on one level c me 111 .f ~ ou d n tend tt out th Jury 111 support of Dr. sw('rved frolll the h.gh ground I ·ood e wnuld be {',.p I for
10~ ~ Buy G. . War Bonds. shall find .t _ latt. 16.25. both .n the eyes of the law and first." Thomas. ) ha\le ta1< .. n on th CIVIl parol 111 c'j!ht }ears
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