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PAGE EIGHT
Sidelights Behind Tuskegee Furore Explained
RAPS NAACP
FOR AGITATING
BY SPOKESMAN
Plot To Smear School
Claimed By The
Alumni
By ALBERT ANDERSON
NEW YORK 'NT
Fere have matched « th «• ’if
amazement the fur e v.
developed over whriher T .i.r.re
the famous whbo! iti A;..bMt.i
ahnuld or should rot acre; Goan
rial aid from the state in wh.-ch
Is located To ihose soh >l*vi ir
public affairs it ha< bert ppurer.t
that something more th.v ordma:-
public reaction u< behind the con
s derable fur? rt rred ;p A spokr*
man who i? cl> "*r to -
trus’ee board sav e ver.t • • vor r « nt
recently which clarifies tt.» pi.turr
So mew hat.
Tuskegee and ih* prefer.! ado r «
fration hate been the \:o\rr..« of »
Clever campaign of n , 1 •
t . this vpeke nan fi Hr
dec'ared that Walter White, exec
t.ve secretary of the N A \C P w n
the pnncipal force behind the effort
which stopped little she t es an
attempt to smear the administratu r
at Tuskegee Wh :e h.i.s always
fought everyth.ng connected with
Tuskegee. according to th.s in
formant. In that attitude one mu*t
pay him creri.t for being true to
NAACP. trad.tions The rational
association fought Booker T Wash
ington; it belittled Robert R Moton
and would hardly be running true
to form if those currently .n charge
d.d not seek to undermine the
prevent head of the school. Dr F. D
Pattersor
Pilloried Tuskegee
The hypocrisy behind the fears
•bed and ihc wails printfd in the
public pre*s bv White and his asso
ciates was nervy to sav the least
Evidently the group thinks that
the public forgets easily Why would
Walter White and hu»- crowd who
have pilloried Tuskegee every
chance they got. be concerned
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up with men in various fields of endeavor. She joined the agency
force of the Metropolitan Funeral systam insuranca less than a
year ago. Today, she it a leader in the insurance field haling
recently received a promotion to a superintendent of agents of this
fast growing company. Miss Dorsey is a product of tha Miller high
school. Class of ‘39. Senator Charles C. Diggs is president of the
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whether, as they said, “our most
Important institution is losing its
mor.il leadership. The young men
now in war will refuse to follow
the Tu.skegee banner any longer?’’
At no lime ius the simple truth
included .n their statements that
Alabama’s program for the school
does rot propose control. The fact
that the state already has the right
to name three Tuskegee trustees
’by virtue of the state charter, was
never brought out by these oppos
ing foi es Thev do not explain
that there is no radical departure
in Alabama contributing money to
Tuskegee or tell that the state
! spend* now through Tuskegee
SI 00 000 a year in federal stnte
1 fund.* for agricultural extension and
sls 000 more in support of voca
tional agriculture and vocational
home economics and that it has
i through the same hourers erected
| two buildings \Rnrth more than
SIOO,OOO during the past two years.
They magnified the speech of
Alabama's Governor Sparks as
though every colored institution in
the South if not segregated. They
1 fa.led to mention that the proposed
| program is bnocd upon a legisla
tive and not Spark's
aproch. There was neither truth,
I honesty or justice in the alarms
which thev broadcast to the public.
Most of the people who sent
grams of p’otesrt were and
I did not know the real basis bf the
program. Even the alumni of the
institution were confused.
I’scd Wires in Release
While, some people belie 'c. took
advantage of one of the nordic
vice pre.-idents of the N A A C P.,
who is also a trustee of Tuskegcc
This man. a grand person, very
advanced in *‘gr but an abolitionist
in spirit, one who actually hates
white .southerners and apparently
genuinely loves Negroes, was forced
.nto the unethical position of sup
plying White with telegram* pass-’
ing between th« president of Tus
kegee and himself White used the
telegram* in press rcleasrs.
He telegraphed various people
and clevorlv manipulated organiza
tions’ which knew little of the true
merits of the offer of the state of
Alabama to aid Tu.-kcgec. to send
protests He ptivately and gleefully
told his friends, it is reported, that
at last he w as able to smash it Tus
kegee as he had always desired
to do.
To th* credit of the trustees of
Tuskegee headed by Hr William
J' Schio.Te.in, thev refused to be
-•tampoded by this campaign of
falsity, terror and villification. They
nv.ted spoke-men for the
N A AC P and other organization*
nvolvcd. into ’heir meeting. They
listened patiently to what ihey had
to say and asked them question.®
In th» end they could or]v vote in
YiTTiHTre’Mff-of TtTP'T'mirraTTr whtrtr
Ciftlod for the development of the
-rhool because the opponents did
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Ilastir Was Catspaw
Mr White has used Judge William
Hastic as his catepaw in the same
campaign. Instrumental in placing
Mr. Hastic in the pas’t as civilian
aide to the secretary of war. he was
in intimate touch w ith Hastic dur
ing the latter’s tenure of office. Mr
Has'.ie. although a man of highest
principle and character, wan un
able unfortunately to accomplish a
great deal in the rigid, prejudice
ridden, tradition of the army. This
may have been due in part to his
exrecdirgTy austere personality. So
Mr White at the psychological mo
ment pulled Ha-die down and then.
ser\ing as his press agent, sent out
releases week after week which
villified Tuskegee. He had Hastic
level his reasons for resigning at
the air school there.
Tie campaign which they carried
on against the flying school at Tus
kegee was one of the most effective
efforts at lowering the morale of
Negro soldiers, of Negro civilians
and particularly of the flyers at the
j post which could have been con
■ ceivcd. There were times after es
pecially humiliating attacks upon
the field and its personnel that the
young cadets were said to have bc
i come completely dispirited. Letters
from the cadets printed in various
papers asked “please lot us alone."
When a man goes into the air ho
needs every bit of the courage, the
inspiration and morale he can
muster. Segregation has existed in
the United States army since its in
ception. There were many places
where it could have been fought
had Mr. Hastie remained where his
duty lay.
The next move doubtless will
come when Judge Hastie is awarded
the Spingarn medal. The award,
which this year goes again to an
other close member of the
NAA CP. inner circle, is to be
presented, it is said, by Mrs. Roose
velt The glitter and glamor of the
occasion will gild the performance
assuage the fact that it Is given for
leaving a post in war lime and
establish the N A.A.C P. as the un
di.-puted leader in Negro America,
so the conspirators assume.
There are so many tasks before
the NAA CP. w hich need doing
that its executive secretary can
scarcely afford to spend his time
playing intra-racial politics, tearing
down Negro institutions instead of
building them up. frittering away
time on bills before Congress which
he knows have small chance of
passing but which serve as an ever
anting basis for agitation and con
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CONDEMNS UMW
FORLEADERSHIP
Miners Asked To Aeeept
Mar Labor
Board
NEW YORK -In a statement by
it? national president. Max Yergan.
made public here, the National
Negro Congress voiced its unquali
fied opposition to the tactics of the
obstructionists within the leader
ship of the United Mine Worker.-'
who are threatening the hard
earned gains of labor and jeopardiz
ing the opening of the second front,
and full prosecution of the war by
their failure to utilize recognized
government channels to settle the
ju.-'t grievances of the miners. While
exprr.-’sing complete support to the
miners in their demand for higher
wages to cope with the sharp in
crease in the cost of living. Dr.
Yergan severely criticizrd the dem
agogic exploitation of the situation
by John L Lewis to disrupt the war
program. At the same time, the
National Negro Congress called
upon the 500.000 Negro and white
miners to accept the nation's war
machinery for settling labor dis
putes through the War Tabor Board
and to press for the carrying ou*
of President Roosevelt's seven-point
economic program to maintain a
just ratio between wages and prices.
The main text of the Congress
statement follows:
“The National Negro Congress
supports the following constructive
program desired by the rank and
file of the mine workers:
“a Acceptance of the nation's war
marhinerv for settling labor dis
putes through the War Labor
Board.
“b Adherence to the no-strike
pledge fas has been demonstrated
successfully by the victory of the
steel workers).
"c. Immediate opening of negoti
ations on the basis of the govern
ment's proposal for a guaranteed
six-day week the year round with
time and a half for the sixth day.
“d. Insistence on the carrying out
of President Roosevelt's seven
point economic program, 'nnounced
a year ago—this means rolling back
nriccs; eliminating wage inequali
ties: providing the essentials of life
for ‘production soldiers’ as well as
for front-line soldiers: the strength
ening of the government agencies
charged with implementing the
President’s seven-point anti-infla
tion program; the maintenance of a
just ratio between wages and prices
<not a hold-the-line policy which
holds only one end of the line—
wages, and fails to eontral prices).
“The organized labor movement
nas demonstrated its desire and de
termination to produce for victory
Its efforts must not be thwarted, nor
its rights jeopardized by the ob
" 1 ructionist policy of the John L
Lewis UMW leadership and its fol
lowers whose antics ha e already
whipped up an anti-labor hysteria
responsible for the quick passage
of the Connolly Anti-Strike Bill.
The National Negro Congress joins
with labor in its fight to achieve
the complete solidarity of the win-
Vhe-war forces in our nation to
hasten victory over fascism ’’
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Bill Fight
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At sth Annual Elk Ball
Mirror ballroom was packed to
capacity, Saturday, May 8. for the
fifth annual ball of the Heart of
Detroit Lodge and Florence Ames
Temple Tie ball climaxed a series
of affairs planned for Hon. J Finley
Wilson, grand exalted ruler, who
was the honored guest of the organi
zation and the Classic 11 o'clock
Esquires.
The “Little Grand’* was greeted
at the station on hi* arrival by the
Committee of Esquires and the
grand trustee. B J Bryant, and
escorted to their Elks’ Home. 300
Mack avenue, where a delightful
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by the Esquire ladies. The after
noon was spent in exchanging good
fellowship and Elk cheer, with the
several members who dropped in to
shake hands with the Grand.
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°vcnt. the Mirror ballroom, where
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point of the “V." They received
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singing lustily. "Auld Lange Syne."
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ship and the other local lodges and
temples. Hosea Hulbert is exalted
ruler of the Heart of Detroit Lodge
and Mrs. Lucille Hulbert is the
daughter ruler of Florence Ames
Temple. Leonard Knight was chair
man of the dance committee and
Mrs. Helen Green was the co
chairman.
Macco Collier is the president of
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FORT VALLEY. Ga. Nine girls
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Hines, LaGrange; Beulah L. Jones.
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