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NAACP Protests Attempt To Oust William Pickens
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•rr r.f Prken* who junce hi.
.:.ui /' on from Y. le in 1904 has
n-t-n 7ralon« in thr fight for thr
cr bs of Negroes and otner minori
t i P;ckirn« aa' an office: lrrturri
and organijryr of tnr NAACP for
2! \rars
R+*<-rnity " ««id rrsointion
hr has brrn w dling to go .o far
in jeu*pc; d f g thr struggle for in
trrrial drmocra v dm ng *hr uai
prrmd as to bi.ng h.rr. :n dmagrrr
rrirnt u .sh many p. rnin.* not
friends of Mart n I>irs nha hr! rvr
th;it fhr figh* so: drrnorracy at horm*
must riot be soft.peda!r<l at this
t i< t•:.i: l,t- a. *ive.ly supported thr
R< l il*!.c n iat . -a! t < art durmg
'hr la-' pic. ,tii nt rt! elrct.cn; and
pi ha PA not Ti a-t. hr
.hut f a Negro Appata nf 1 y .such
ani'd s sjji>\ i-i . ivr in if hr \v arprd
i ti i. of Mt Picki'm accusers
* Irnir t*d:afr p»Ari a'd responsf*
b.l.ty air m the Housd of Rrpre
-t n'.ati’. r.< Mr Pickens and other
official* arc bong prrs<*ctited on
false and malicious charges of tin-
Aincrican activity, without fair or
competent investigation, and with
out opportunity to bej herrd. The
conduct of the men responsible for
l th is attack would be more becoming
to agents of the Gestapo than it
is to those actjng in the r.ame of
thr American Congrew.
"lect there be no mistake. This
outrageous action is but an opening j
gun .n a direct assault again.*-'
American !iber«l,jm and aga.n.-'t ■
all individuals who believe in sueh 1
tt a gs- as minority ji&h'* the rights
of labor, abolition of the poll tax
arid other unfair impediments to j
vot.njj; rights, and wise social legis
lation It i* the firgt duty of every {
voter to reco’d the action of h s ;
: eprese tative in the I’.ekcn* rase 1
n all >-;mi'ar cases and whrnevot
D.cs asks for more money to carry
on hi-t evil work
'The voters m <d give e’enr no
v hat no member of Congress
aho give.- any a.d or support t<
Dies si a'. be ieelected The
N.A A C FL. pledges. -LaclX to work.
\ ’.no .: let-up-to defeat every Con
gressmar who fa.is the people on
h.s vital issue **
Broadcaster
Slurs Race,
Apologizes
Hv ( I XRENC K T H NELSON
Sl’ PAUL. M nr, - 'AND - A
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B* Hiirmi of Publlf R/lntlopa. 1). S War P<*pt.. W««h D C.
WAFA’S AT WORK Auxiliaries Ruth Wade of Ortroit, Mich., and Lucille Mayo (left to ritrht)
their ability to service trucks as taught them durmg the training period at Fort L>ef
Vlomen and practice at Fort Huachuca. Ariz.
NHA Heads Promise Poll Tax Solons
No More Mixed U.S. Housing Projects
WASHINGTON (ANT)
DragKitiK out of tlio skeleton
i-lospt tin issut* lons sottli’d, a
virtual ultimatum has boon is
sued liv tho staff of Alabama
gainst ; v ■•; • hpustng
igcrc cs of thr federal govern
ment Will "show to 'he world and
•each ov< r> body 'hr object lesion
that two i ices could live together
am.cablv under the jrame room," i
the words of Congressman Joe
S’.irnes.
Under a barrage of questions bv
Rrp Starnes and R« fi Clifton A
Wood rum „of V.rgmia, John A
B ndfurd, ad n ni'frator of thr Na
tion.!' Housing agency, nnd Herbert
F.rmer.ch. commissioner of the
Ftderul Ptibi.c Housing author.'v.
P’omned the house appmpna' ;ous
sub-committee, during the r« cent
hearings on the independent offices
appropriation bill, that housing
agencies would not initiate "mixed"
housing projects anywhere in the
Uniteo States.
Although four representatives
from northern slates were mem
bers of the sub-committee, *not a
single congressman is recorded in
! the hearings report as having ob
' jected to the line of questioning
Youthful Howard Grad
Is Commanding Officer
TI SKKOKK. Ala. A pio
m»er at the Tiiskr'Kfp Army
flying school is a modest, tan
fared, captain who is only 21
years of age. Ilis attachment
t j much nes. elect: ..'ify ;md radio
Was o\ dent .n h.s boyhood days.
At the age of ill. Cap ain Eln ei
; > Jones Jr\ owned and opet a led
• - own amateur rad.o slat.on in
W.isb ngton. 1) C At that time a
,ven: graduate of Howard umver
- v, where he \va« awarded the
>nor of Magna Cum Laude of his
s. h.s major study had been en
g:t.ee:,ng Heantiv promoted to
' e i.tiir. of capta.n hp is command
.ng cilticer of the Army A.r Force
Sc . ce L)t ichrnen' No 99 attached
a the 99'h Pui'U.t Squadron
Tie Nap >.come bu.lt command
•ig officer w is one of the first five
Ni g ies to re e;ve the.r eomm.s
- ms *i e \ r Corps. Holding a
.(* md l.c .a-nancy in the Army
He-crve Corps, upon finishing h;-
ROTC training at Howard umver
..ty. he w is accepted as the first
•oforrd Av.a :<m Cadet in the Air
Corps Tcchn.ral Tra.n.ng school at
Chaeu'e Field 111 . .n May. 1941
\ few day - after Pearl Harbor, tie
a ,i® i-orn'i ss,oned ,-eeond lieutenant
j • tie A r Corps and assigned to
ne L i-kegee Army Flying school
The ;gh ch.efly concerned with
i, i n'enanee Cafit Jones hand.e
ie eng,re ei ucg jou* conneo'od w .'i
a modi rn figh'er squadron M ,1-
T-■ ; To —t-film's ''.ve wnm -tpr 7X~
Mg if co ib it a .ty. *'l dotV sea:
t one b.' l..ke m try other hg: %
iu ned office is of fight.ng tin's, nr
s most val.uble .n h admin.-tra
:ve e,,p.i y He feels the long.ng
hows • r. to roll .ip h - sleeve- and
t.i e me aetaai problems '.hat a. se
ip. the field
C i on .Lines ' »ok n\ 1 in fly
ng ti.i nng a', trie gove umen; •
’A A -i i i>ol at II i.uiid '.u.'.e
•ty Wti *■ a* T. - e.ee. he has
so nd ' icees* in n »• a. vs than
me In .1 •lv ne n - , : fj*!*ir e aiiir
. g M ; Kr..i;ii)i' (i M.r .y of T is
«* g'e. Ala Sue ,s a - ..dent .if 'tie
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DETROIT WAAC AT WORK
directed at Blandford and Emme
rich while they attempted to justi
f; the functions of their rac.al re
ia'ums offices.
Th< s.lenee of the northerners
continued while the poll-tax state
representative castigated the FEPC
-rrnri- tne War -Man-power commis
sion as "legislative hyb.rds" as he
.-ai.cd their po,.cv on Nrgro e.r.-
p.oyment which makes the provi
s.on* of housing for Negroes neccs
s.«ry.
Mr Bandford's iNHA admmis
tr.iton .mpiied commitment to seg
tegated housing is,revealed in the
f.i'lowing que?!:ons and answers:
.Mr. Marni’v: What is the neies
sty for thus? (racial relations
office).
Mr. Blandford: 1 have continued
that function because wa found it
u eful. The War Manpower com
r ossion, as well as I can understand
it, in its tight programm.ng of
flrd.ng enough manpower, is doing
everything it can to get Negroes in
-1 r productive war effort, and the
figures that we got with respect to
1 migration included a substantial
number df Nefro war workers.
Mr. Woodrum: Do they cooperate
or do they agitate?
Mr. Starnes: Is this unit doing the
/**39l
f**. '‘' 'fim
- h,>•»: < f m ;-,c at Howard finiver
■,■ y c.qv., 'I Jones .« find.ng new
glory on 'ne ti'.i.l no blazed a.® tne
li.-t Negro 'o app.y for officers
■ .lining n he A r Chips His home
Wasii in;: ii 1J C.
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CAI’T. ELMER JONES
lame wot'K that :nr comparable
ir ! a d ns :n USH Ain as rating
h. u-e of ne miiic housing project
>y b ’!i race.'?
.Mr Klandford: 11 i s unit is not
lo ng that.
( ites Petroi Fight
Mr,. Starnes: 1 h. ,\y in o; # rd \'*o
statiu with re>pcct to housing
it .a as involving a great deal
«f trouble One of them was at
Ji tio.t. whic h icd to an op-n fight;
ml one was down in B. m.nghatn.
a nero a housing project w as set up
ntr the protest of a lot of people
jo.vn there when Negro* s were
placed in what heretofore had been
n restricted, zoned rt a.
I h >d n m nd. of coarse, too, that
irrordtng to information office of
lie publicity divi ion, or at lea«t
i statement of the pubi:cjty divi
sion that was p tbiished by the gov
ernment printing office a few years
ago— n 1939 to be exact— nwhich
was published a very strong article
stating that one of the purposes of
the housing authority was to teach
the two races how they could live
lft the same project with amity.
And I want to know jf this group
you have set up here is going to
do that same type of work?
Mr. Blandford: No
Later, Como issioner Emmerich,
(FPHA) took the position that lo
calities were given the right to
determine facijl composition of
projects which they own and
manage.
Emmrich asserted: “I might soy,
as far as the Federal Public Hous
ing authority is concerned, it is not
my policy to foist my dec.sions on
questions, whuh might be of a lo
cal concert, on a locality;' But if
•he local housing authority is build
ing a project wjiigh it owns an.l
manages and it has the viewpoint
•perhaps because of the nature of
occupancy of the slums it is re-
moving* of some k nd of combined
occupancy, it is questionable, in my
opinion, whether Washington
should interfere with that. It
seems to me that the local author
ity should make the decision and
take the responsibility for it But
where there is not such * definite
and clear intent.on to have com
b ned occupancy, it is neither my
desire nor my policy, wh:.e I am
running FPKA to foist that on a
community.
Ethel M. Cleaves
Club Meets Again
CHICAGO. Illinois (Special)
The Kthel MiCiacken Cleaves
C \ c dut) has ifsumed its regular
monthly meetings after 'he holi
days. rhe members met at the
oe.uitiful home of Mrs. Willa Mae
n.nb. vice-president,
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NAACP TO ACT
IN ABUSE OF
RURAL COUPLE
I
Charleston, Mo., Minister
Dragged From Home
With WI f e j
ST. I.OHS. Mo. —A report
of abuse of a liighly respected
race couple of Charleston.
Mo., by white officers from
Cast Prairie. Mo., has been
recuvtd by the Missouri Conference
of N A A C P
The report sent to R C Macklin
president, was released by All\
Sidney R Redmond of the St, Loui
branch.
Tuesday, Februar\ 2, about 4 p
rn. Rev. O E Woods was dragged
from the parsonage and forced to a
<\ r by two officers from East Prai
rie and one loc i officer, on an a!
eged charge of molesting a w h tc
woman of East Prairie sometime .n
December.
Rev Woods was labeled as "the
man'’ since the licen-c plates of his
mi corre>ponded with those of the
alleged molestant
Mrs O E. Woods, the minister’s
w.fe, pleaded with officers not to
mistreat her husbunu because he "is
innocent and does no 1 even know
where F. st Prairie is." The offi et>
'hen dragged her by the arm.
striking her on the left arm and
hark, forced her into the car with
her husband and took both of then
to the city jail.
Later. Mrs Woods was r'’leased
but Rev Woods had to s.gr* a bon
to gain h s freedom.
Th* couple has a son in th" arme.i
forces.
The NAA C P is expected to
•ake' in the c se and to a.d in th*
defense of tne pa.r. A s rn of
money has already been solicited
for the defense of the case.
I) ay t o n a Beach (lets
Treat In Program Mix-l p
DAYTON A BEACH. Fia < ANP•
A nrixtip in scheduling of e\ents
for Daytona Beach and the Bcthune-
Cookman college afTorded students
and townspeople a double treat.
1 The S.las Green theatrical troupe
was listed to play its annual en
gagment in the town on January 25
and Jesse O Thomas of the United
States Treasury war bond staff had
p’anned a program at the college
Both had arrived in town before
the conflict in attractions was dis
covered.
Charlc* Morton, manager of the
Silas Giron shows, realizing the ur
gency of Thomas' appeal for th'*
war savings <fT rt. agreed to share
h.s program w.lh the government
official.
More *han 5.000 people crowded
into the pitched tent of the troupe
to watch the specialty's of the Silas
Green actors and the stirring appeal
of Thomas.
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the Armored Force.
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.ut to bt most enjoyable and enter
taining
Tnere was ; *t!e d<>ubt as ‘o the
sincerity of. the s >!d er-atidience
and *h tudcoii' applause swept the
as'embly The\ laughed a the \V
of KVtu .Turner, who gave a fee
mel.'dr..n.a' e impre.>/:on of he
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M McGhee's | staturi ind
eotveal rhytr.'n dt .cr.'td tr.e l.s
--trru-r-. F.ftcen hundred so iiers
••oared with rielignt when Helen
.luck.-’i-n's ‘Our Little Boy,' w.i*
preset. 'ed by Laura H w ird Mi"
IF'Ward also fee ltd one of lici
|%l ;t pe'-H" a' the t-er,v>
N- ' w.thi me: : (as the ? ng
;i-.g iif We C»: ;p The euot >: work
..d as great an ovation as tnc
poi •: y
Tne girls were all charmingly
costumed and immed.ately cn
d« art'll ‘.t on,selves in the hearts o!
the aud.ence.
Dr. Frederick Bond who di •
i cussed the aims and publications o!
the Sribes, .was n.aster of cere
monie s.
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IMPARTS
‘nCT BLACK COLOR
A TO CRAY HAIR
2J£a/ your drugstore^
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consider these 3 Questions
Qucs Does it
vv Il.lt laxative you buy ' An*. It
Irt t.r.n! v i!> i< - r »-t p< p’e nt '’ter
.1 laxative that ■» gentle ■ n : oil
hut thvirough 11 • - Ques. How
an you I-now w at laxative, w! cm
taken" as'ilitV ti-'f. w!! - a”v »t Cc
L'entlr. tin oiler h, ptorupt tiiiet.'
An*. Ot r -u was to i-k for
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Vs ,M gr»n'ty improve iHf nrpearanc*
0 i >ov , f hmr, rrgordletv of tomti.
tion f*peoolly reiOT'C'onded t#f
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SATURDAY. FERRUARY 20. 1043
COLDS NOW
GRIPPING
THOUSANDS
So Remerrter This Famous First
Hie first choice of million* at-chn first
warning of mlds’ paintul nnseric* or
simple headache is genuine, pure tit.
Joseph Aspirin. It quickly helps ease
tain in colds’ aching bodies and muscles
and when uses I as a gargle is sw it t at.
educing the Borciiess of your csthls’
-ore throat. Remendter there's no
aspirin faster, none more deftendable.
St. Joseph Aspirin is the world’s larg
est seller at Ilk*—even more savings in
the larger sizes —.‘lit tablets 20c lOO
tabletsonlv Ikx:. (Set St. Joseph Aspirin
today. Never accept a substitute,
always demand genuine, purest. Juaeph
Aspirin.
SOOTHIHG to
BIBLE BARGAIN
Every Home Shetridl
ODD'
la -
k r * t •
- -a-* —Z * Hc.UDd COr*4#*«.
Till Hr*..*
laoj !*• Sir,.
both Nr» Old 7M
rad V • * A t- "t*M »• d I', IvtiM
tlu.k PI»o* iur t»mil» r»ai*t»r tn froM. J 4
|i mi or *» *rtu ,r-d rO n »>*** •I•* *
Hunty trljirod if not »*t*«A«4. ■
The BIBLE MAN ■ <tl [.r c ! n
WAS GRANDMA RIGHT
ABOUT THESE
COLD FACTS
For colds’ coughing, to reduce sniffling
nasal congestion, chest muscle unrrneas
pioneer Grandma put faith in home
medicated mutton suet and hot flannel.
Today mothers use Pcnetro—the excel
lent modem medication with the mutton
suet base. Pcnetro never tails to function
2 wavs. Aromatic vanors go inside with
every breath —out side it comforts like a
warming, soothing plaster. Rubbed on
chest and throat, it works fa*t. You’U
agree "Grandma had the right idea.”
2.<t, double supply S.<t. Get Pettetro.
Black - Dra t. Qurs. I< BLck-
Dtaugbt fo'imiu.al An*. Very!
Un’.v J. ; c tor J.x to 40 doses.
1 ;!a k r»rat .;lit iv p .re •/ herbal.
It lias J*' on a po; .’at -sc . ng ’•**•
ativ e with io ,- .r yi "crat ’rt* M anv
M v t‘ t new granulated ’ rrn is even
easier to la.KC. Hr .- re to follow
.1' ’ll d rest 'I 'll".