O, LOVE WILL
COMPENSATE ME
By William Henry Huff for ANP
0, Love will compensate me
No matter how you hate me,
I put my trust in Love
Not yours, but His above
Your hate does not upset me
Nor will my breeding let me,
Be any way disturbed
Before your hate is curbed.
ARMY REJECTION
HIGH IN SOUTH
ATLANTA (ANP) Lewis
B. Hershey, selective service di
rector, disclosed here last week
that more than 50 per cent of the
men called from the Third Army
area were rejected.
He said that during the last
four years 45 per cent of the men
eligible for military service were
turned down.
Leading the ranks were those
states where prejudice and dis
crimination against Negroes are
most rampant: South Carolina’s
rejection rate was 63.2; Arkansas,
58.4; Louisiana 54.6; Mississippi
51.2 and Alabama 50.1.
It was disclosed that during the
period from November last until
April in the Third Army area, re
jections averaged 52.8 per cent,
with 39.7 per cent being turned
down for mental reasons and 13.
12 per cent for physical reasons.
Georgia, with more Negro in
stitutions of higher learning than
any other southern state, dis
closed experienced according to
army records, 275 men accepted
and 282 turned down.
Said an unidentified official:
“You’d be surprised how many
people can’t read or write in
South Carolina, South Alabama
and South Mississippi. And they
are from both races—white and
black.’*
N.Y. MAYOR
PROMISES NEGRO
TO BOSS CIVIL
SERVICE
NEW YORK—(CNS) Mayor
Vincent Impelliteri let it out at
a dinner this week that a Negro
will be the next chairman of the
city’s Civil Service Commission.
The dinner was at the Concourse
Plaza hotel where Wesley Wil
liams was being honored as the
first Negro ever appointed a bat
tallion chief. Williams retired in
April fiftm the Fire Dept.
Said the Mayor to the 450
guests. “I do not hesitate to tell
you that the job will be filled by
a Negro somebody who will do
the right kind of job for the com
munity.”
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MRS. BETHUNE
APPEALS FOR
UNITY FOR GOOD
RY WORLD’S
WOMEN
BROOKLYN ( ANP) Mrs.
Mary McLeod Bethune address
ed 1.000 persons last week at
Scholarship Night services at
Concord Baptist church.
“If the womanhood of the
United States and the world join
hands and unite in sisterhood
they could change the world,”
Bethune told her audience.
“If we could just pool our ef
f rts and forget pettiness, jeal
ousy and hate we would have
and harmony to the ends
of the world.”
The 77-year-old educator said
that education is more important
han ever for youth to succeed.
The door of opportunity is open
ing wider each for the Ne
gro youth, she observed. The most
tragic thing that could happen
would be for us not to be pre
-‘-red to fill these opportunities
when they come, she said.
The Sisterhood Club, sponsor of
the program, awarded a SSOO
scholarship to Miss Mozell Har
ris, class musician at the Girl’s
high school graduation exercises
June 25. Miss Harris, an orphan
who resides with her guardian, is
pianist for the school’s chorus
and also plays the cello in the
orchestra. Her teacher, Eva Shi
pira, evaluated her musicianship
as equal to that of the average
professional teacher.
Miss Harris will enter Brook
lyn College’s School of Music. She
is also active with young peoples
organizations at Concord.
Special guests on the program
were Commissioner Elmer Carter
of the NY State Commission
Against Discrimination; Mrs. Hor
:ense Levisohn, principal of Girls
high school; Mrs. Laura B.
Blackwell, instructor at City col
lege of New York.
Music on the program was pre
sented by Carl Fields and Miss
Adelaide Beatner, soloists, the
Concord Choir under direction of
Wyatt Logan and John Lucas and
Miss Elaine Watkins, pianists.
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MIAMI TIMES. MIAMI, FLORIDA
SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1952
TABLE TRICKS: July 4th Home Picnic
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“Have your 4th of July picnic
in your own back yard and avoid
all that Holiday traffic” suggests
Miss Catherine Gray Fostoria
Glass consultant on table settings.
Just set out a card table covered
with a gay paper 'tablecloth* from
the ten-cept store. Compart
fnented paper plates help with
Ricnic atmosphere, save dishwash
lg time later. Feature an “Old
Glory” cake baked from cake mix
in an oblong loaf pan. Ice with
white frosting, make stripes from
red .sugar coloring (available at
your grocer’s). It’s easy to
sprinkle onto the cake with a
NAT’L TEACHERS
TO MEET IN MISS.
The National American Teach
ers Association will hold its an
nual meeting this year at Touga
loo and Jackson Colleges, Jack
son, Mississippi, announced by H.
Councill Trenholm, executive
secretary and President of Ala
bama State College, Montgomery
Ala.
Mrs. Lillian R. Johnson, presi
dent of the Mississippi State AT A,
and Mr. J. D. Boyd, newly elect
ed president of the Mississippi
Teachers Association, are looking
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blue ?andlejj You don’t
need 48 unless you have A really
mammoth cake! No need to bur
den yourself with a lot of serving
dishes to wash, just a salad set
will do the trick—and make it
crystal for 4th-of-July sparkle.
Put your hot dish—perhaps baked
beans—in the bowl, perch cold
salads in lettuce cups around the
edge of the torte plate. "Keep
your arrangements simple” ad
vises Miss Gray. “Remember, it’s
yourjioliday, too!”
forward to one of the best meet
ings ever held by the association.
Says Mr. Boyd, “Every teacher in
the State of Mississippi will solid
ly back the NTA national meet
ing.” A head of the Planning
Committee, Mrs. Lillian R. John
on has chosen a very enthusiastic
group of teachers to assist her in
making the necessary prepara
tions for the conference which
will be held the latter part of
July.
Delegates and guests will be
entertained in the College Park
where they will enjoy a swim
ming party. All persons coming
PAGE NINE
USED CAR
PRICES DROP
2 PERCENT JULY 1
Reduced ceiling prices for used
1951 and earlier cars go into ef
fect July 1, John E. Neel, acting
district director of the South
Florida Office of Price' Stabilisa
tion announced last week.
Neel said the reduction will
amount to two per cent of pres
ent ceiling prices. The decrease,
based on standard trade practice,
is required under the used pas
senger car ceiling price regula
tion and occurs quarterly.
The next two percent reduc
tion will be effective October Ist,
Neel said.
He also pointed out that ceiling
regulation requires dealers to tag
or label each used car offered for
sale with the make, model or
series, as well as the ceiling price.
to the conference this year in
Mississippi are asked to bring
along their bathing suits. Other
entertainment will include select
ed musical programs, speakers of
note, lawn parties, and conduct
ed tours in and around the Jack
son area.
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