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SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1939
M, GIRL 14
SENTENCED ON
VICE CHARGES
I’air Implicate 12 Men
In Plan To Earn
Extra Money
O.. March 3
'Miile her husband worked
nights in a coal mine, Mrs.
Ella Brown. 2G, and a 14-
ycar-old neighbor girl. Loretta
Hartman, according to their con
t moi s entertained old men of the
n«. zr, borhood for which
TANARUS: e w< man and the girl were
o: halph Hartman. 18 brother of the
F who told authorities he hao
•; for the w.lcs of tne young
B.own. and William E. St.
• n Intimate with ITartTan's sifter
w nun named more
th • i dozen men with whom she
fa and sne and her young com pa.'ion
£ ty to a charge of contributing
t'> the delinquency of the Hartman
r-rt, Mr? tf-wr war srntrnred to
i \ months in. jhe Belmont county
3
The Hartman gitl.jan incorrigible
f iic last two ‘ ears, acdordir gto
t e authorities, has becii ordered
committed to the Girl's Jndu“rial
r heol. at Delaware. Ohio.
Cornell Trustee On
* N.A.A.C.P. Hoard
NEW YORK, March 3 Ttic elec-
Bon of Robert E. Treman, of Ithaca,
—N—V-—a—of—Cornell—uni--
versity. to the board of directors
of the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People,
was announced here this week by
officials of the organization.
Several hundred Harlemites played a game of“ Let's Pretend” as
they donned their costumes for the Istmica ball Saturday night at the
Renaissance ballroom. Our roving photographer caught the group
of story-book characters above during the intermission. Left to right,
More Exams
ForU.S.Jobs
Announced
.- NEW -YORK, .N....Y March 3
The National Urban League this
week called to *?he attention of
qualified workers throughout the
' country a number of examinations
announced for the near future by
the U. S. Civil Service Commission.
; Among these are:
Examination No. 28. for Senior
Mineral Economist, $4,600 per year;
' Mineral Economist, $3,800
year; Associate Mineral Economist.
$3,200 per year: and Assistant Min
j eral Economist. $2,600 per year.
Candidates must have had varying
' degrees of experience in any spe
! ciajized branch of mineral econo
mics. Those passing the examina
tion will be eligible for appoint
metn to the General Land Office of
: the Department of the Interior. Ap
plications must be on file before
March 13.
Examination No. 23. for Physio
therapy Aide, SI,BOO per year; and
Physiotherapy Pupil Aide, $1,440
, per year. Candidates must have
| had at least four yeaTs of experi
ence in phy-sintherapy-under medi
.cal supervision in institutions or
; organizations. Appointments will
be made to the U. S. Public Health
Ser- ic: of the Treasury Department
and to the Veterans' Administra
before March 13
Examination No. 27, for Senior
Consultant in Home Economics
[ Education. $4,600 per year. Basic
requirements are a college educa
tion and at least five years of ex
•jc.'itnce a teacher, m p--r ..- r
or administrator“in a program TiT
home-making education for youth
The vacancy which the successful
candidate will fill is n\ the Office
| of Education of the Department of j
the Interior Applications mu.-t be
' on f ’> by March 13.
Further information about any of j
cd by wgUing to the United States 1
Civil Service Commission. Wash
i mgiun. D. C.
Memphians Hold
Brotherhood Week
MEMPHIS. Te*n..,. March 3
Memphians joined in the nation
wide campaign to f.nd a common
basis for religious tolerance and to .
prevent racial hatreds brought about
through prejudices and misunder
standings when they a.*scmbled on
Monday, Feb. 20. at the O r phcurr.
theatre for the sixth annual ob
servance of Brotherhood week.
Jew, Protestant and Catholic sat
side by side uniting in observance
sponsored by the National Confer
ence of Christians and Jews. Minis
ters of Memphis churches appoint
ed committees of ten members to
solicit attendance.
Three lengthwise partitions Inside
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THEY FROLICKED AT COSTUME BALL IN HARLEM
PLAN WEST TENNESSEE CAGE TOURNAMENT
a* fit
Tennessee principals and coaches who are making
plans for the seventeenth annual West Tennessee
high school basketball tournament, scheduled for
March 9, 10 and 11 at Church park. Memphis,
Tenn. Left to right, seated: Mrs. L. J. Williams,
W. A. House. J. A. Hayes. R. J. Roddy, F. D.
Faint, Julian Bell, tournament director. Middle
Tuskegee Observes Its
25th Annual Boys’ Day
TILSKECKR. Ala . Mar. 3
Wednesday. Feb. JJ was the
twenty-fifth anniversary of
j Royday at -TusUrgro lust i
itute. The inauguration of the
occasion and its observance on the
j launched by Booker T. Wasr.ington
and vs as guided for a long period
.by ( J CaDoway. u ho. previous
to his retirement served director
of ’he rur. ! extension department
of the institute.
Fifteen hundred bov S from 60
vour.fi cadet< who had arranged *
\ ihd morning and continuing until
3‘.c afternoon. The exercises for
the day .ncluded a program in
an address by Wilsor.
Head, of Tuskegee. and music.
The two-minute demonstration*
presented by the Cotton Vjftey
viiiool. Fort D«v.<4 the New Rising
‘j’nr school. Frar.kHtn community.
Lewis Adams school. Tuskegee In-
W ashing ton public.
[ school. Tuskegee, Macon County
i Training school. Fob?; and the
! Chambliss C-iidren s House. Tuskc
*ee Irstitute were the outgrowth
of work which the pupils have been
and infirm MHoiißUff
MAJUVUIE warmth
TCtun the mu vies nf your back hurt you. get
the brhetit of WARMTH and comfort from
Attroek Plaster* h*v* been used to help re
lieve muscle ache*. They MUST be gon-i ' Z'4.
ALLCOCK'S PLASTERS
AT ALT. DRUGGISTS
are Daisy Clide. James Kidd. Babbetta Lewis, Hazel Kidd, L.
Wauchope. M. Hudson, Lilia Adams, Julius Alcala, Myrtle Desnoes.
—McAlpin photo.
row: V. Canslcr. W. P. Ware. S. F. Dobbins,
T. R. Hartsfield, G. E. Hoffman. J. A. Cooke,
G Howell, Boyd Jackson. Top row: Bradley
Hunt, J. H. Graham, O. Hardy, Paul Gore, R.
Rivers, P. Hall and Sam McAnulty.—Photo by
Hooks brothers, Memphis.
; of Booker T. Washington and placed
i a wi'Clitli .oil h:s. tomb.—
i Later, the entire group was en
' tertained with a physical education
1 demonstration in Logan hall which
was supervised by Cleve L. Abbott. |
conducted by Mrs. Alberta Simms
ranged by I.ce A Jones, supervisor j
of Race schools of Macon county, j
W. Va. STudents Engage
Australians In Debate
INSTITUTE. W Va March 3
The Kappa F.psilon Debating so
ciety of West V.rginia State col
li Ft lay Feb A -o
tne Australian Debate Tram which
is now • i:mg the United States in
a debrve on. the subject: “Resolv
ed th:u Nationalism is a Menace
to Civilization.'
! The Australian team, made up of!
Hugh R. Rob*on. a recent graduate 1
m Law of Sydney university and
Fred F Thonemann of Melbourne
! university, has already completed
! a Lour of Canadian universities.
The state team, under the dircc
tlon of Mis* Lorfcna E. Kemp. Eng
lish inxtructor, was chosen from
Eugene Sills, Lawrence Jones and
William T. Patrick.
I engaged in during the year. These
session was a spelling contest with
60 contestants, conducted by the
Rev. H V Richardson, chaplain
F rst prize went to Leon Th- mas
-.xth grad** *H»pO—«4- the Cottos-
Valiey school. Miss Sad:.* C Ever
ett. teacher; Mrs. Mvrtle Knight
Grays, principal Amos Clinton
Le.- I™ v Adams v.hpqj, was
■ ec. rid: John Harris. Nebraska
school, was third, and Joe C-.attr.an
Coalvs Station school, was fourth
Dr. F. D. Patterson, president of
Tuskegee. greeted the large group
of boys and reminded them of their
oppoHu'hities and urged them to
\ continue to prepare for excellence
in their chosen vocatiors.
| In the afternoon a committee from
! ItH' Wasr.ington public school con
ducted simple exercises at the grave
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Fireman Jumps To Safety
As Trains Crash Head-On
MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 3
When the Sunnvland Exprops, fu-t
Frisco train for Florida, pulled out
of Memphis’ Grand Central Sta- '
tion late Wednesday night, there!
Washing Machine
Brings Grid' To
Estranged Hubby
1 COLUMBUS. Ohio. March 3
, Mearl Mellick. who makes a living
i hauling coal lrom the mines, went
jto the workhouse for six months
! rather than disclose the where
j about* of a- washing machine lie
; purchased following a separation
! frm his wime. Reva
! Ordered to pay 55 a week for the
'support of his child. Mellick duck
ied the payment* and ran up a
[furniture bill his wife was paying
off. from a $32 balance to $lO2.
I When Mrs. Mi Hick discovered
that the new purchases included a
I washing machine she became sus
picious.
1 "Where is that washing machine.
i Mr. Mellick?" demanded the proba
‘TU write and have it sent back
to the store.” evaded Mellick.
"For whom did you buy the ma-
I chine?" inquired Judge Rose,
j “For myself, - ' replied Mellick.
“Six months in the workhouse.”
1 snorted the court.
Annual Home
Institute Set
ForDillardU.
NEW ORLEANS, 1.a., March 3-
Dr Alonza D. Smith, pediatrician,
at the Howard university school of
medicine, and Miss Vinita Lewis
■aerial c .nsuitant in child welfare '
Children's Bureau of -i.c United
States Department ot Labor, will
the third annual Homemaklng In
stitute of Dillard university, it was
'Motion pictures prepared by Dr I
Arnold Gescl of the Yale Univer
sity Clinic of Child Development :
will also be shown. The Institute/
extending from March 6 to March '
11. will have as its theme “The 1
Child.” and will be under the direc- j
tion of Mrs. E. Lucile Jackson, in-1
structor in homemaking at the uni-j
| The institute Was begun three
years ago as a part of Dillard uni
j versity's program to make avail
able to the student body and the
'general public-the latest develop
ments in the field of homemaking,
and has centered around “The
; Home" Education" j
| irv previous sessions
Memphis To Hear
Luther King, Tenor
MEMPHIS. Tenn . March 3—Lu
ther King, noted tenor, ranked by
equal of R-il.inrf H.iycs v. ill h<* pr.--
?cn!cd in a concert at Ellis audi
torium on Thursday. April 13. by
the Memphis Music Association. |
A native of Georgia, who toured
Europe with the Fisk Jubilee Sing
ers. and was thc.r official soloist
over NBC upon thc.r return. King |
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I the Sunnyland Express roared
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