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POLL NOW NEAR
ITS COMPLETION
NEW YORK CITY—The annual
nation-wide poll for the Honor
Roll in Race Relations is nearly
completed, according to Dr. L. D.
Reddick, curator of the Schomburg
Collection of the New York Public
library A majority of the ballots
from all sections of the country are
already in and the tabulations have
begun. A committee of 100 promi
nent persons representing every
section of the nation, every f.eld
of endeavor and every political and
religious view submits the names
of those Negroes and white persons
who have contributed most to the
real improvement of race relations
during the past year.
Dr. Reddick warned the public
not to be misled by imitations of
the Honor Roll in Race Relations
He said, "For the past five years
th? Schomburg Collection of Negro
Literature of the New York Public
library has conducted the Honor
Roll in Race Relations. We origi
nated this idea to fill a great public
need. Up to now this has been the
only Honor Roll in the nation which
has named white persons as well
as Negroes who have fought against
injustice to the Negro and for the
improvement of race relations tn
terms of real democracy. This year,
however, a certain midwestern
newspaper has begun another Honor
Roll in Race Relations which is
based on the same principle and
uses almost the identical words and
form of the original Honor Roll
of the Schomburg collect.on.
“The public should not be con
fused,” continued Dr. Reddick, “by
imitations or any other fakes which
have the effect of cheapening the
whole idea."
As usual, the official Honor Roll
in Race Relations will be announced
over the Columbia Broadcasting
s>stem and the British Broadcasting
corporation and in the daily and
weekly press during Negro History
week.
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NEW YORK. N. Y.—The legal
staff of the N A A C P. has fi'.ed a
brief amicus curiae in the case of
Tee Paws whose a peal is pending
in the supreme court of the state
of Arkansas.
Davis was convicted by the jury
in the circuit court of Crittenden
county in September. 1043. on a
charge of assnult to kill. He was
sentenced to 10 years Imprisonment.
Davis lived in Edmondson, eirk.,
which until recently was a 100 per
cent Negro community. A white
man named Weaver went to look
for some one w ho was supposed to
have stolen a cow. and knocked on
Davis’ door and shouted »to Davis
to let him in, but he did not iden
tify himself as a law officer. He
started to break down the door.
Davis became frightened and shot
through the door but did not hit
Weaver, and when one of them iden
tified himself as representing the
law. Davis opened the door and
was arrested. He has not been ac
cused of being the person who stole
the cow. but was charged with as
sault to kill.
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THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE
ROWE-MOULTRIE NUPTIALS ANNOUNCED
Berry R. Rowe announced the marriage of hit
daughter. Rota Thelma, to Sgt. George Moultrie
at a reception Jan. 9. The couple were married
Dec. 26 by Rot. Alvin Burton of Second Grace
M. E. church. The bride is well known in social
and club circles. The groom is a native of Chi
cago and is stationed at Self ridge Field. He is
the son o! Dr. end Mrs. J. W. Moultrie of Chi
Young Motorette Tells
Of Tragic DSR Mishap
By LARRY CHISM
Dim street lights, the darknys of
a foggy early winter morning and
unfamiliarity with a street car
route were blamed this week for
the DSR accident, resulting in the
seriojs injury of a 22-year-old
youth and the injury to approxi
mately 30 other passengers.
“I stood by a tree and prayed to
God that no one was hurt badly.”
Miss Katherine Robinson of 668 E.
Canfield, the motorette told this re
porter, as she explained just what
had hap ened at approximately
7:02 a m. Saturday.
It was disclosed that the street
car, in the hands of Miss Robinson
went out of control while rounding
a curve near Fort and Stocker
streets. The car overturned and 30
of 50 passengers were injured in
the mishap and were treated for
minor injuries at the Receiving hos
pital.
One Seriously Injured
Roger Durst, 21. of 3128 Liddes
-ffale avenue, suffered from a
’mangled right arm after being
pinned beneath the street car He
was rescued by workers with saws,
axes and acetlyne torches.
Explaining the accident. Miss
Robinson, a student in the DSR
school for a week, stated that she
had been over the route only once,
in the daytime and was not fa
miliar with the sharp curve, the
scene of the accident.-
She disclosed that she had dif
ficulty in seeing the tracks, due to
the early morning darkness and
unfamiliarity with the route. “The
nearest light." she explained, “was
about 200 feet beyond the curve. I
was going at a good rate of speed
and didn’t see the curve.
"My instructor (Albert Horn. 52.
of 4177 Hurbut street' was siand
■ ing near by. He grabbed the re
verse lever and the next thing I
knew the car was turning over.
"I braced myself at the controls
and then 1 was thrown on the floor.
I must have been hurt when the
l bar struck me. My back is sore,’*
she stated.
Asked how she managed to get
out of the car. Miss Roto.nson ex
plained. ’ The instr ictor must have
broken open a window I remember
getting out and hearing women ar.d
people screaming. I didn t know
what to do."
She added that she had walked
two miles to catch a street car and
had reported to the car barn at E.
Jefferson and St. Jean, after which
she was questioned by Assistant
Prosefptor Basil Cor.sidine.
Miss Robinwm then told how up
set. nervous ahd how anxious she
was for the welfare of her pas
sengers by relating how, in the
semi-darkness of early morning
she had paused to pray to God that
the lives of her pasengen be
spared.
A former stenographer and of
fice worker for Wayne county, Miss
Robinson explained why she had
applied for a job and had attended
the DSR school before being as
signed to the tragic street car run.
“I felt that there was something
I could do to better aid the war
effort," she explained, "so I applied
for the DSR job. My boyfriend is
now in the South Pacific in the
army."
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ere members of the wedding reception receiv
ing line: Margaret Rowe, sister of the bride;
Berry Rowe, father of the bride: Mrs. and Sgt.
George Moultrie, bride and groom: Melba Moul
trie. sister of the groom, end Pvt. Norman B.
Traylor.
Both Horn and Miss Robinson
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sidine disclosed this week. Miss
Robinson stated that she had been
asked to report back to training
school this week by the DSR.
Widows Squabble,
Funeral Halted
In Atlanta, Ga.
ATLANTA.—(ANP) A funeral
procession was halted Tuesday
through a court order issued by
Superior Judge Hugh M. Dorsey, as
two widows wrangled as to which
is the legal wife of the decedent,
Aaron Me-ritt, whose death oc
cured Jan. 6.
The order Issued by Judge Dor
sey halts the funeral services and
interment of Mr. Merritt’s body, en
joining Mrs. Allean Merritt and the
Hanley funeral home from proceed
ing with the bur.al rites, pending
the arrival from California of Mrs.
Fletcher Merritt, who contends that
she is the only legal wife of the
dead man.
Mrs. Fletcher Merritt, through her
lawyer. A. T. Walden, claims that
Mrs. Allean Merritt w as not legally
married to the decedent, and that
she is the real Mrs. Merritt because
no divorce was ever obtained.
The order which halted the fu
neral also ordered further that the
remains of Mr. Merritt shall not
be removed from the residence of
the late Aaron Merritt by either
of the defendants, except that they
may be carried to the funeral par
lors of the defendant. Hanley com
pany. and thereafter disposed of as
the petitioner. Mrs. Fletcher Mer
ritt, shall direct
CORRECTION
The last sentence of the article
appearing on page one of the Mich
igan Chronicle f. st week, concern
ing the Fighting Jackson family
read: Their mother is president."
It should have read: “Their mother
is vice president . . ." We take this
opportunity to make this correction.
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POSTPONE WASTE DRIVE
At a meeting with officials of the
Board of Education it was decided
to postpone the public school drive
for waste paper until the first week
in February, according to E. A.
Schirmer, waste paper drive chair
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Miss. COP Fights
For Control, Lily
White Bloc Stirs
JACKSON, M ss (ANP)-A move
on the part of lily white Republi
cans to control the affairs of the
Republican party in M.ssissippi was
indicated here last week when Geo
L. Sheldon, ex-governor of Nebras
ka, and a former member of the
Mississippi legislature, left for
Chicago, where he presented a res
olution on behalf of the Indepen
dent Republican party of Mississippi
asking control of the party affairs
of the state, to the nat.onal execu
tive committee.
Ex-Governor Sheldon came to
Missisa.ppi and entered the Repub
lican affairs ot the state at the in
vitat.on endorsement of the late
Charles Banks, Negro Republican
.eader ot Mound Bayou, all-Negro
coTmunity. Soon after his accep
tance into the party organization
he broke with the leaders and be
came the chief proponent of Re
publican lily-whiteism in the state
The resolution presented by Mr.
Sheldon to the national executive
committee sought to obtain the con
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fairs long directed by the organi
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• s state comrn.ttccm-n, and Mrs.
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