TRUMAN N.A.A.C.P.
(RALLY SPEAKER 5 CENTS
SaNDAY MEnlNG C~~NG CON~HNCEv~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
TO BE HELD AT LINCOLN MEMORIAL =
Washington, D.C. June S-A I Band. The ceremonies ill be S major declaration on the matter broadcast 0 v e r the. lutual
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.. 'hen he addre;;ses the Sunday, bia Broadcasting System and
June 29, meeting of the 38th I the National Broadcastin. g Com· I Annual Conference of the Na· pany.
tional Association for the Ad· Several h~ prominent
1tu::"!.:~O::a:.eoPle'l ~= .! :n;:~a~e~~:
~~~h; Fw::::~~:f~§!BOA SIS· at the Lincoln Memorial will vercruys, Ambassador from Bel- KLAN WILL DEFY C~O:UR,T mark the spiritual re-dedication gium; Hon. William L. Dawson; I
of America to the ideals and Hon. George H. Bender; Mrs.
principles up 0 n w h i c h our I Mary McLeod Bethune; Mrs.
country was founded Mr. Joseph Winiewicz, wife of the AT THE COLES' TWENTY-FIFTH WEDDING '~Uf~ l. & ~, DESPITE ORDER White will introduce the Presi- Ambassador from Poland; Mr.
dent. Mrs. Elean!,r Roosevelt I and Mrs. Charles H. Houston;
and Senator Wayne Morse of I Senator J . Howard McGrath;
~;":"Will spe. ak on the same ;:~~ D;'k;;:i ~~d:~~~~
Miss Carol Brice, noted con- tary of lnterior Oscar L. Chap­tralto,
will sing, accompanied man; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Murphy:
by the Uni~ States Marine (Continued on Page 4)
$50~OOO FOR RED
CROSS HOSPITALi
ALDERMEN PUT APPROPRIA liON BACK
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Red Cross Hospital . H37 So. I land Taylor left the item out
Shelby, is richer than the in- of his submitted budget.
stitulion expected by $25,000- Third Ward Alderman Stan·
thanks to a disagreeing Repub- ley Beckhart srod the funds for
hean Board of Aldermen and a Red Cross were put b~ck after
ne;:.,:,~to~yo:f o~~:.:::~. in l:re c~~~~ I:~~~~li~~ ~~~::
its regular semi-monthly meet- eral Hospital.
ing TuC!'day night. June 2~. ap- I !\Ia~'or Taylor in admittmg
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ineluded a $25.000 appropiatlon mclude the _25.000 for the Red
for the Red Cross hospital. and Cross Hospital m the budget
the Mayor earmarked $25.000 'I' submitted to the Board of AI-
~:~:~I~~ ~~:;:o~~~y~ridge d~l~n;~cf~a~"~I~;~~S:ni"rmed '
AttentIOn was focu.ed on the him It was unlawful.
Red Cross Item when Alderman (2) Th e r e was n 0 mo n ~y
Eugene Clayton, 10th ward, in- available.
sisted on knowing If the budget "Knowing the need of the hos­included
funds for the hospital Pita!. however, I had 25.000
fOUl 0,000 TO DISSOLVE
theA ~=~:"':!~ SU~a=~::t GEORGIA DRAGON S4 YS KLAN WILL
Railway Company, was filed in
Circuit Court Monday morning RIDE AS LONG AS THE WHITE MAN liVES
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forcibly placed in a segregated Atlanta, Ga., June 26--Des- orders Thursday rev.,koillg the I cu3ch by a conductor alter she pite the sur p r i s e move in Georgia Klan's charte~ an.1 dis-protested
against traveling in- I Atlanta T h u r s day by the solving the national org:mi­II
terstate in a "jim-<:row car:' the , Knights of the Ku Klux Klan ""tion's corporate _"tatus '!'be
petition said. lin rurrendering its corporate marter was revoked on the I Mrs. Warders who is the charter without a fight, it is grounds that it permitted Klan
~H_~~.Dr.4- -& 8wtc::t .at' aec~,!-~J~~l thft t!.' ..... - i .. l"1i'yi~es ~Y '"fo;r \l£!l~o~
pror.linent d.entist, further sta- tion dlJ not in any manner ; purposes:' The State aC'Ciioie year. Ing the walls of the room, swept the Shcksters gang. Oct. 16 they I Life In the Borough of Quceaa,"
the direction of Irs. lola Jor· him. I had to beat hun. Who· cause ~ both accompanied at the accessories I anmg delicately The hbranan is a member of I throu~h, the Treasurer's office went on the prowl for Joseph r('leased by the Urban Lea&Qe
dan Acton, who s e ability a.' e,·er heard of an ... r CU In' piano' b} Miss Cole. ,on the staunch arm of Mr. Cole I tbe Am rlcan HIStorical Society, In the LoUISVIlle Defender W~h~~gton, 15, ~au;,;" they of Greater, w York. W,.
teache~ and du-e.;tress IS recog'l b"ack? Whoever heard of on MISS Cole. n. played Men- I as they walked before the altar. the ew York L,brary Club I n "'"Spaper Office, 418 South .5th ~ui, h stole our gJ'~. Wash- l36th Street.
nued m mUS1C cll"c1es through- getting out a warrant for a d lsschn' Wedd M h d Prayer WBl' offered by Rev. and the NAACP. Street, early Monday evenmg, ml1lon belonged to a .. val gang, For anhatlan (Prtll<' paJlF
out Louisville and . Kentucky, white man?n . ~ Ru~1 " Co:n~es~~~ I C. L. Fincb, pa.-tor of Chestnut _ _ _ J~e 23. Defecuve. wirt~g in an I the Sabe~. ', Harlem), the perc:entag(' 01 Nee-ably
assisted by some of the I Flltally the irale Georgian . be tJf 1 ell b ded Street C. M. E. Church of which ber gave a short talk and read all" .. concbtlon urut IS beheved to Accordmg to the pr bon, ro Owners of Negro1lcrupial
bert .. oices in LoUisville. The blurted out, "'Y'know I really 10 a . au u y ow .r0C3 . ! Mr. Cole is an offictal member. I the' marriage vows o~ce again. be the cause of the flame which Washington was spotted at 8th hom was 0.4, as """'I*'I1II
Choral num~ WlU be. ~ I beJiC\"e that down here they'd colomal gown. eld t (laughter Rev. R. L.. Jones. pastor of ' proudly I. Wtllis U:Ok unto him attracted ou id~ attention. ~ve. and 140th at. and chased I with 8 per cent in Erooltlra.
upon the Scripture reading m- do as much to you for klllmg of Mr. and Mrs. Cole, accompa- Broadway Temple. of w h I C h as a bride the same lovely lady Company offlc1a1s S3Jd the Imto a candy store where he was 2 per cent in the Bronx and 11
troducing e a c h number. The : a n ... . r, as a white man." ! nied by Mr. West led the wed. ! Irs. Cole in a pronunent mem- I (Continued on Page ") I damage approximated $500. cornered and accused of steal- (Continued on Page 2)
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