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s VTURDAY, JANUARY 21, 10.29
UNIFORMS WILL
BE ISSUED TO
WPA TEACHERS
I‘urpose Os New Dress Is
To Aid Impetus To
■* Their Work
■erw YORK. Ja.; 20—Uniforms
to be supplied for all WPA re
ovation teachers in New York, ac
o >rding to an announcement made
b> Colonel B. B Somervell, local
i-dministr3tor This plan will ca’l
the dressing up of some 5.000
• .cners in New York alore. Not
h -ucs to receive such aid but the
T’ • e Athletic League, and com-
D; rnty houses as well
| The purpose of the uniform is to
a .J to their work. Colonel
.-aid "We hope to hav
all our workers look clear, and well
ftroomed." he told reporters.
Plan Odd l'tiles
The u^n if >i ms. already ordered.
v : resemble the "Russian blouse’
.• ’W worn by members of the Parks
department. They will run in all
- ’\s so as to look neat on the
Although they have been ordered
• lieiidy the uniforms will not be
• .-t 'ibutod until spring.
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Members of the first navy messmen’s graduating class of the New Year
at the Hampton Roads naval training station. Norfolk, Va. Having
completed the prescribed course, the boys now await assignments to
G-MEN SMASH
HARLEM DOPE
RING, NAB 17
May Charge School Kids
M ere Used In Gang's
Distribution
NEW YORK. Jan. 20—in one of
the biggest "Human Hauls" in Har
lem history "G" men swooped down
on an alleged dope ri: g this week.
and frightening almost
as many more .n: > leaving town
according to a Thursday indictment.
The ring is charged with importing
close to 100 grand in narcotics ir.to
this country and either distributing
or causing it to be distributed in
New York. The "G" men had
trailed the alleged dope ring for
several months even though no
arrests were made until this week.
Among those arrested was a stew
ard on the ship "Santa Maria.” a
Grace line steamship by the r.anv
of Carlos Curbclo. 338 W. Nine
teenth street. Curbclo was picked
up just after the boat docked Thurs
day bearing prominent passengers
including Secretary of State Cordell
Hull, returning from ..ima, Peru.
Watched Poolroom
According to the story told—by -
Assistant
AbeL-JSmrtTTT the gangs activity
has centered around a poolroom
located or. Lenox avenue near 112-th
street. This place, it was pointed
Federal men for months. Just how
it was learned that the boa! ar
riving Thursday was to have infor
mation aboard is not known but the
“G" men thought it time to strike
and did.
The government is said to have
gotten its information by havi: g a
member of the squad pose as a bum
and dope addict To rr.
i\c..r t!.e ‘ g'-t it.ta tr
several time'-, once for stealing an
automobile. However it has turned
According to information leaking
out certain members of the gang
were reluctart to deal with the
G-man-bum at the outset but after
subsequent arrests dec.ded he must
be alright Anyway th*= government
man thinks he has enough informa
tion to convict some of the prisoners
taken in the raids that date back
Among the charges made by
prosecution will be that young
school children were used to peddle
dope in various forms to their com
rades. The state will likely seek
to prove that dope has been traced
from the gang through the hands
of* youngsters to tk* parties they
wanted to rcrch. The government
had allegedly found information
that the drugs came from Peru and
other ports tfh the West Coa«t of
**outh America and just how much
value was placed upon it once in
this country. Cocain, it is said, sold
Tor S7O an' ounce Sfitr it'W'Pblrtrfcr
out thaTcTose-to 100 ounces arrived
in this country for distribution
Harlemites Taken
There were six Harlemites taken
n the Thursday raid and all held
m- high bail. Their names as re
posed are Placito Cucto. 200 W.
UU» Street: Anf-nin F.nteK 12+
W 119th street; Raymond Garcia.
53 F 118th ifreel; Juan Rivera. 137
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THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE - - A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
NORFOLK’S FIRST NAVY GRADUATING CLASS OF 1939
CANADIAN YOUTH GROUP
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Oificers of the recently organized Young Men’s Negro association of
Toronto. Ontario, Canada, organized to spur inter-racial amity in the
city of Toronto. Kev. G. Stanley Russell, prominent white minister.
Left to tigKt. seated. L. Gaskins. C Allen arid TJ. Grizzle. Standing:
R. B. Hodge. D. Davis, president and S. Grizzle.
Protest Race Designation
On New York Juror Form
NEW YORK. J.v 20 -T. • t •- ; -ot» . - * %• e believe Jo;
court*, which, f. i- the fir-n time rc- to ntc al
Sj co!oc ' WM d ? Acribed by Waiver .. . , rv By ii e m of New York
White a« a "tr.- -: danger p: ■
redure and on« u lich may lead t sUIU We ** that !he Mtion *|
racial dlacrimination.'' " withdrawn from circula-j
Whi’e. who Is • xccufive secrc- ’ “ and rew ones prepared leav-;
I ary «f the Nat: f.i! A.--’ cat -i: for •>.- -ut t‘i > designation"
the Advancement -f Colored Pco- The now questionnaire was placed J
Emir. Ihe"subject '.V'a ?■' r- y: Zmi • i ..f Jurors in the Hall of
N< -
Harry Burleign Sinpers
Presehfed At Va. Stale
ErtRICK Va. Jan 20-The mu-
W. 110th s .rcc: Doho Valde- 220 -x department of Virginia State;
W 145th str«. and Hank Cost, -• c g. presented the Harry T. Bur. ;
, S . .- ag: up of 20 se'.ect-
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lhe lead* of th. g i-.g John D«• ax- mpi . -ed by John F- Carter. I
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CITY STATE
ships of the fleet. The class officially began its studies on October
7, 1938. K. W. Campbell, first class steward pictured in petty officer's
uniform in center, was instructor of the group.
BUSINESS AND
PRESS NEED TO
GET TOGETHER
Harry Pare Discusses
Possible Renefits
Os Alliance
BY HARRY L, PACK
President Supreme Liberty Life
Insurance Company
CHICAGO, ill., Jan. 30-
The Negro press has not
always given the proper
amount of news value to the
activities of Negro business,
nor has Negro business given
the pre«i the nv*ral and economic!
support wh'ch it should.
I' bn:, on the part of
both the press and business, a half
hearted support of each other’s pro
gran-.- and .. .- ■ all you can 1 ph !■
[ osophy injected into each transac-
This mutually uncooperative at
j titude has materially hampered the
individual pT-ogress of business and
! the press and has resulted in a re
j ductinn of lhe total progress of Lho.
j Business has suffered' because of
I this attitude; so has the But
the masses have suffered n) os *-
Thcy have «-uffered most because
Negro business refused to sup
port the Negro pr« - because the
1 about their advancement and serv
hwtcrTTtr masses of pc'pto.
The press then iHid ;o seek finan
cial support from busmesse* oul
| side of the community Businesses
■ thru Trr-many —rasrs Tvp r e knowr
the hand that was feeding it. it had
tant It had to pass up news which'
; u should have headlined
As president of ‘he "Largest Nc
| gr-- business in the North." the Su
• prrme Liberty Life Insurance cont
ested in seeing the business-press
I problem adjusted. I was certainly
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CITY APPROVES
HOUSING SITE
FOR MEMPHIS
Decision Ends A Long
Controversy Over
Slum I’rojecl
MKMI’niS. Tenn . Jail CO
Several months of bicker
ing over »he site for Memphis
j Race housing unit tfndetl hap
pily Tuesday when the City
Cortimusion approved the Joint
agreement between the city and the
] Memph.s Hou.-ing Author y
The aite selected is on Vance ave
nue between South Wellington aid
Lauderdale streets The > te was
virtua .y asued upon several weeks
ago. but required f. in-.il approval!
• being nude by the Commit.on
! The City Commission was split
j faction, was headed by Mayor Wat-
I j.irity factor., uas h.'.id.-J b> F H
Crump powerful Shelby County
I political leader. The .s.to decided:
ommendation of the Memphis Hous- j
ing Authority.
Mernph..< 1L ■i. ing Authority I
| Chaii-n-.iu: v '• t
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• • -.:i• t >'.ll‘' on the ar-a
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The conlrover.-y ever th. Race
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to be confronted with a difficult;
w
oil V.l
! Those who wanted :: on Vance ar- i
I Negro pres*
: 1 thin kit it is a daring and com
mendable .stop forward I air. surr •
that th** Chicago Defender and'
4 other members 'of 'he pr- .-s uIT
find Nigro business more than 1
program of this kind
ness and a greater Negro 'press.
Wills’ Kin
Is Principal
In Mystery
NEW YORK, Jan. 20—J Walter
Jones, a 1 of Harry. Wills, who
lives at 217 W. 138th. has presented
Harlem ; lice w.tn an unusual 1
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tell h • mother so Mrs Jones called -
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physician arrived the lad was cry
ing and pleading for a jricst to
come and soothe his feelings.
Trie doctor examined the boy
7ound nothing wro g with h.m and
called the police to report the case
But there wasn’t much to report
Nor ha* there bepn much to be rc-
the pol.ee since. for
or.c »-Ue. The youngster is a cousin
to II
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