Suit Filed to Break Virginia U. Jim Crow
Court Asked to Enjoin University From Making Distinction As To Race Or Color
Wilkins To Address NAACP Tenn. Confab
Health Service Fellowships To Aid American and Foreign Studentts
NAACP Seeks Passage of Statehood Bills
LOCAL BEAUTY COLLEGE CHANGES NAME
The name of The Mme. C. J. Walker College of Beauty Culture located at 930 W. Walnut Street beginning with the Fall term, which begins September 5, 1950 will be transferred to the name of the founder and owner, Mrs. Sarah E. Thomas.
Thereafter the institution will be known as "The Sarah E. Thomas College of Beauty Culture. There will not be any change in system, preparations or service.
Having served the public for 31 years on Walnut Street, she solicits the continuous patronage from all.
See ad, elsewhere in this issue.
Town's Wealthiest Man Is It's Only Negro President
Morse, Humphrey Seek Cloture Rule Change
Texas NAACP Launches Fund To Aid Sweatt
DR. C. W. WILLIAMS OPENS OFFICE
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Doctor Charles Warren Williams has opened his office in Louisville for the practice of Medicine and Surgery. He is a native of Hopkinsville, Kentucky and was graduated from Meharry Medical College, Nashville, Tennessee. Since that time he has interned and completed a residency in Surgery at the Kate Bitting Reynolds Memorial Hospital, Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Doctor Williams is at present serving as a part-time house Physician at the Red Cross Hospital. His office is located in the Louisville Leader Building, 930 W. Walnut Street.
Doctor Williams is married to the former Miss Vivian Lewis of Columbia, South Carolina.
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Moss H. Hendricks On Lecture Tour
60,000 College Students Enrolled "Crisis" Magazine Reports
Remove Jim Crow Signs After NAACP Protest
LEXINGTON YWCA PLANS PROJECT
The Phyllis Wheatley YWCA plans are already under way for interesting educational projects for the fall.
The first one will be in September by the Public Affairs Committee. The committee will present Jesse H. Lawrence of Louisville, State Representative of the 47th District.
Mr. Lawrence will speak on The Meditication of the Day Law and Its Effects upon Higher Education in Kentucky.
Words of wisdom seldom dispel the wrath of hard-pressed taxpayers.
"Statue" A Thief
A Liberal is always that way with the taxpayers' money.
Colonial Beach Action Planned
Swimming Parties To Break Ban Held
Traditional Lily-White Policy Challenged By Colored Party At Beach
Improperly Compounded Anesthetic Brings Injuries to 67 Persons
Dog Leads Child to Death
Last More Lasting. Peggy - It's so romantic to be a man's first love. Patricia - Yes, but it's safer to be his last.
RICHMOND MAN BRUTALLY SLAIN
Clarence Bates, 24, of Four Mile Ave., died at the Pattie A. Clay Hospital Saturday after being stabbed by a white man, John B. White, Estelle Ave., early Saturday afternoon.
White fled after the attack on Bates at the corner of Sycamore and Irvine, a heavy populated Negro and white section. After a twelve hour search by the city and county police White was apprehended.
After Bates was taken to the hospital, he told Chief Joe Mason that he was stabbed after being accused of laughing at this attacker. Shortly before he died, Bates denied either laughing or saying anything to White.
The accused killer refused to make a statement until he obtained counsel.
PENNINGTON TO SPEAK AT BROWN'S TEMPLE
Rev. R. P. G. Pennington, who was a deaf mute for thirty years will speak at Brown's Temple AME Zion Church Sunday afternoon at 3:30 P. M. August 22. He will speak on the subject "Seven Hills of Rome." The slogan for the day will be "The Little Church on the Hill. Rev. Stepney Ray is the pastor of the church. Mrs. Janie Pence and Mrs. Alma Ray will be in charge of the Basket Meeting.