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Always be sure you ask for D| lllf fl BLACRi«WHITE LURU Hfllß DNEtSINC RAIL SUIT HIT BY RACE MEDIC TOR JIM CROW WASHINGTON < ANT» —An sp p!tc.tti■ n \t - ri. de *o th# attorney icmr.i. of vc I'v. t'd St./cs la*t week by \*:v K.iiatl K West l br.'fkjt, ,i C’h . .r.it i iter in bchaif i 4 . i A I i the South h. v.iy mpan> h.isod n . ;..rer > Vat Dr. Jrrnagm w; r .bit c, * !<d ':n’T. the tr.iin a* I.yti. 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'i •i \ and withpce. \t i r. arTTu ia! nP trfvfhe a' against ail cri:n.nais/ con n.itne with the oath i f ruTicp of '• rxccut.ve admim. or the 'T" u v ands < f Ahvrimi eiti/en" e; ! r arc vie- '/< i* the.r lives* ■ i then T foi f/’t i*er.n*y abroad " ,nt : ■ d Wi yro ...s* in telling of :. s detero „n/v< n jo prosecute the r.. iro.id rofnpanv. “Can this great Cmted fail to preserve de n oci ..y at hohv ' " Re/ocn ?ed ore of the country*- oibkHand eg P..nf>Tist leaders, I)r Jbrnagin.s cxpe-ience with the iim crow law. of the South is ju-t another example < f the abuse of sfatt s rights the legal yoke em +>h-yfH4 -by—y.i;‘ u r*rr "TtiTt 177 pri-.-e-- .-iite colored citizens, a famous law* par dev la red in < omment :ng on the humiliation vuf'ered by the re new rud n»in:.-{rr. Claims Race Bias fs Ha rm fu l To World Leadership , ST LOUIS » (ANT*) —"Americans traditional attitude toward Negroes represented a blot on the national conscience which, r nlcss changerl, will make it impossible for this ; country to assume world leader ship in post-war affair?," declared Rabbi Julius Gordon at a meeting observing the twenty-fifth anniver sary of the Urban LopguC* at Rishup i Tuttle Memorial, ];in Thursday n.ghf. ’‘Racial prejudice has worked havoc in the old world and must not be repented here," lie sad "There is onlv one way to cope with the discriminatory precedents of American life and that is to cre ate new opportunities for the Negro in employment, education and social life" The Urban T-engue, founded In HUP. after the Ea c t St LouFS Tace riots, was originally a department of the Provident association: but is now tan independent organization. John T Clark, its executive secre tary, heads an all Negro staff. In the last 24 years the league’s employment service hus placed more than 50.000 persons in job*. The league has worked consistently to educate members of the race in labor relations to insure interracial cooperation in industry. Ft. Crook Graduates Two Detroit Youths! f Pvt Clarence T Redding, son of Mrs. Mittie O Redding. 611 E Med burv. and Pvt Walter C Torrv, son of Sirs Emma Terry, 614 E. Euclid. Detroit. Mich., were graduated from the Fort Crook Ordnance Automo- ( i bile Sch'Xil. Fort Crook, Nibr. The courses covered all phases of auto motive repair and maintenance for all tvpes of army vehicles. AGENTS WANTED! MAKE £*? MONEY SELLING COOPS PEOPIi WANT Here’s Your Big Chance To Make Quick Money— BE AGENT for Sweet Georgia Brown Hair Dressing, Bleach Cream, 300 Products. It’s Easy! a Don’t wait another minute. Earnings up to sl2 a day or $75 a week possi ble. Be our Agent and make Quick Money in Full or Spare Time. Sell Colored people our famous line of SWEET GEORGIA BROWN Pressing Oil, Hair Dressing, Hair Glower, Face Powder, Bleach Cream, Vanishing Cream, Body Sweet, Incense, Jewelry, C * LI Sells on sight. Men anil women of all ages wanted. NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED. SEND NO MONEY! GET FREE SAMPLE Just fill in coupon below and mail it today for FREE SAMPLE of Sweet Georgia Brown, FREE Beautiful Big Catalog of Beauty Prod uct., and Special Sample Cate Offer to AGENTS. Don’t wait. Mail the COUPON NOW • VALMOR PRODUCTS CO.. Dept, r ioa 2451 S. Michigan Are., Chicago IC, llNnoia I VALMOft PRODUCTS COMPANY Dept. * ;0 * 2451 S. Michigan Are., Chicago 10, Illinois Pear Company:. Ye., 1 want to be your Velmer and Sweet Ceergta Brawn I Dealer and m.kc Big Mena, Quick and Eat,. I’lease aend me FREE SAMI LI, | FREE CATALOG ami Special Offer to Agcou, right away. •j NAME ADDRESS BOX R.P.D TOWN .. . STATE • 1..«0.... M ...........w.w.nwnJ THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE - - A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY PUBLISHERS’ MEETING IN CLEVELAND Jr- 1#» >l^ The regional meeting of the Negro Publishers association was held last week in Cleveland, and the above picture shows the delegates of the Central area at the luncheon. Left to right, seated: William O. Walker, host, Cleveland Call-Post; N. A. Sweets, St. Louis' American; J. E. Mitchell, St. Louis Argus; Louis E. Mar tin. Michigan Chronicle; William T. McKnight. regional director FEPC (speaker); Frank L. Stanley, Louisville Defender; Howard Murphy. Afro-American Newspapers; Luther R. White, Whites Favor Race Students At U OfM R T LOUIS f ANP> According to tu > ed torials. one by H. .1 HI \r,ycn. a former curator of the Ut ..\yf tv of Mi-vo.i’i, for the Kan- ty St .r. and the other which appeared ri the St Louis Dispatch, ,m,any nllucntial Missouri white citi zen' favor the mixitig of the laces a', the University of Missouri. This was revealed after it was announced that the law and journ al. sm departments in Lincoln uni ; vei 'ity at Jefferson' City will be forced to close down on Feb. 1 be- 1 Farm Union Man Has 12 Point Program Plan NEW YORK —f ANP)—Tn a speech whi.h drew ready response frt>r his j 4 <ftoncrii. Jumu't; G. lytton, prc>i<lcnt. of the National Fiymeis union and sonu-t 'iu-.s called'the "little farm-1 er's man," laid out a 12-pnmt pro-j .vain which would benefit America’s farm population and contribute to the.r full employment in the post ' war world. By indirection, be also' I slurred the Farm Bureau federation, | "f which Edward O’Neal is presi-1 | dent, who, he sa.d, "actually anti-| cipates post-war ’surpluses,' hard j I tunes «itid lower farm prices." * i He was a speaker on the “Full i Employment conference" sponsored , by the CIO Political Action com-] ! mit'cc here over the week end. j Patton took the occasion to show that business tr.cn who look to the future speak in terms of “high em ployment'’ rather than "full employ ment" for it is their belief that —and he quoted Marion B Folsom, treas urer, Eastman Kodak company—“A job for every person willing and able to work is absolutely incom patible with the free enterprise sys t-un. It seems as unpopular not to want full employment as it would be not to believe in mother love, but we have to be realistic." Hiith John the Conqueror Root I. one of the mort famoii. of .o-callert LUCK ROOTS. It it believed by many that a person carrying a pair of the.e root* will never be witanuf money, and will be very LUCKY and BUC CERSEUL. Many iliperat jtiou.ly believe that one root acta aa a ao-called POWER FUL LUCK CHARM for winning games and helpa in love affairs, the other allegedly drives away evil influence, and ward* off had luck. While we make no supernatural claim*, we guarantee theie root* to he of the very highest quality. Largo size root* only *1.29 per pair postpaid or C.O.D. plus postage Order now! epee with each order: Pressing Oil and rr ' tt hand-made Carrying Bag. PROPHET PRODUCTS CO.. D»pt. DH Bo* 77. Btat.on J. New York. N. Y. ASTHMA? Just Rend Name for Absolutely CD EC of KINSMAN ft famous ASTHMA PREPARATION. Discover TRIAL WITHOUT COST the elonoti* prompt relief it i* bringing to SIZE thousand, of other*. Write l CAPITAL DRUG CO , Dept. BD 14. Augusta, Maine cause of a lack of funds. Sinee the Supre i e court of the United States ruled several years ago that Mis soni must g.vc its Negro citizenry equal educational opportunities,*'the state legislature is now at a stand still, wondering if it will be com pelled to follow the Course of its si.stcr states. Illinois and Kansas, and accept Negroes in the student body at its state university The vsuc took on added zest when EDEE^ 0 " FIICE thoisiy HO CANVASSING REQUESTED Free Qgohplete course fwoiwH BEAUTY CULTURE mxmaiimu Pictures Show You /?- LEARN ’ Jtpek CROQUIGNOLE WAVE CURL Professional Scalp { S MAKE EXTRA MONEY |IM4 C«r»lo(r Now Realty. Page Boy. ®tc. Beauty and Hair Preparation. AMANDA L CO. Dapt. D. 4MO Cottage Grova Avenue Chicago. IS. Illinois. U 8 A. IF RHEUMATIC PAIN HAS YOU DOSING AND HOPING Then Prove to Yourself What Effective Results You Can Get Now with this Medicine Open your own way toward deliv erance others have enjoyed. Make up your mind you’re going to use something that gets to work to ease rheumatic pain. You want help you can feel and if you get it you will bw 4 grateful. So get C-2223, if you suffer from muscu lar aches and pains duo to exer cise or exposure (sometimes called ms ram nm shiiußbiii? • I-* ypt A. C. BRENT’S FOUR-IN-ONE CUBAN COMBINATION HAIR TREATMENT Is the ideal application for hair that has been burned by the improper use of hot irons. 3 MONTH S TREATMENT for only $1.50 We Guarantee Results Write at Once CUBAN COSMETIC CO. 80X5315-B. Chicago,lll jfj| BEGINS WHEN WC £/ V ARE YOUNG AND . . out Out Jlioel ... W„ “jf' X 1 tleitWe HeWUe: ft I T£* %V«* I AND CONTROL IT WITH I*prr POMADE (DOUBLE STRENGTH) Will gtPo'ly improve the oppeoroor# el you' bpir, regord'et* oi cor'd* fi®*». Evpeoolly recommended foe < i,y i itchmg *<olp Remove* leot* (FORMERLY A p EX HA'R GROWER) Hord,u " •««** ,h# h# '' ,#ok live ond gloity ond eoty to monogo, «no io< to. .MM, *«X CO.. ATLANTIC CITY. NJ M | LL | ONS USE IT S 0( AT APEX SALONS AND DRUG STORES Ohio State News and Alexander Barnes. Wash ington Tribune. Standing, left to right: Charles Browning. Chicago Defender; E. F. Corbett. Norfolk Journal and Guide; Felix Leon Walker. Cleevland Call-Post; Charles H. Loeb. Call- Post; P. Bernard Young. Jr.. Journal and Guide; C. A. Taylor. Chicago Defender; Earl V. Hord. Pittsburgh Courier; Dowdal H. Davis. Kansas City Call and Harry Alexander. Cleveland Call- Post. President John Sengstacke of the Chicago Defender is not pictured. Edith Louise Massey .a Negro girl, recently filed application to the Uni versity of Missouri School of Jour nalism. Miss Massey, now a senior in Lincoln Universsity School of Journalism, is listed among the 14 students enrolled in that depart ment. f 1 Many Doctors Recommend SCOTT’S/ ★ HELPS BUILD STAMINA ★ HELPS BUILD ACTUAL RESISTANCE TO COLDS Try gond-ta*tinK Scott’s Emulsion! Con tains natural A & D Vitamins that help bring back energy and stamina if there is dictarv deficiency of these elements. Take it daily. All druggists I f rheumatic pain) or muscular lum bago. Don’t be put off with Itr or buts. Don’t keep on complaining and boring your friends with your troubles. Caution: Use only as di rected. Remember you take no chances with your money. First bottle purchase price ot C-2223 re funded if you’re not satisfied. 60c and $1 sizes. Always demand 02223. PAGE BOY WIGS Improvt your ippiinnct. tor ttyit. pltmor tttrartif. not w»ar PAOE BOY ATTACHMENT Friit *2 •» »0c oaJro for proy hair If C 0 0. pay pnttman 85c »»tra chart# Wo oupply Wiga Braida, Sautchta. Baht, Curia. Writa NATION AL HAIB CO til Weat 135 St , Now York. tjr j \ Bust. t/v without massage? IBt. m. 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Olnaay Mrautifill hair more ori<n attract riir naiutaom rat men lunch. on*r:«\ un ruly hmr riwda tr tw i rKitrrl mill ilrrr-H.'il in pliuv Jnat nut nn SWECI GEORGIA BROWN HAIR DRESS ING. than romb and hnutfi lhr hair In plan 4 . Gael* with or without a hot comb. He# bow it giilrkly and tempor arily wild hair and makes it look longer and more attractive Ho hurry! Oet » can oi genu ine SV EET G ORGIA BROWN HAIR DRESS ING toda at vour near ft dm# (torn or mall onupon. hie a can and well worth U. Sweet Georqia Brown HairOressinq Pomade AT ALL DRUG STORES : VALMOR PRODUCTS CO. Dept. E 2« • ■ 2451 Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. " • Yea. I want my Hair to look well- • J groomed. Mr druggist doe* not yet carry ■ • Sweet Gooigia Brown Hair Pressing • l Pomade. Please tend me Sweet Georgis . • Brown Hair Dressing Pomade NOW • ■ 1 enclose 155 c for one J I ran; $1 50 for S cant). If I ain not sat- • • isfied I may return unused poition with-J • in 7 days and get my money back. J Name ! • Addicts ■ • Town State * • CHECK HERE FOR AGENT 8 OFFER J I □ Please send me ,>our Big Money- • • making Agents proposition. IreeJ J Samples and Flee Sample Case Offer. ■ * *1 KNOW IT TAKES AMMUNITION TO WIN WARS BUT I’M CONVINCED IT TAKES MURRAYS TO WIN CHICKS'" If you are buying a laxative answer these 3 Questions first Quos. Why do most people choose a popular laxative instead of a lesser known product? Ans. Because a popular-seller can gen erally be counted on to give satis faction or it could not have won the respect of its users. Ques. ’Vhat is one laxative that has been a popular-seller with four genera tions? Ans. Black-Draught. Ques. LOOK OUT NOW COLDS AT WORK Don’t be a big drip this season, get busy with real relief for these discomforts The minute your nose feels all stopped up and you’re knocked for a loop from sneezing and snif fling, reach for Penetro Nose Drops. And be quick about it Just put two drops in each nostril, breathe deeply, then feel how they rush to clear that colds’ blockade in your nose. Penetro Nose Drops are real orescription type medication con taining genuine ephedrine. They soothe as they touch, cool and PENETRO mos! LOOK AT YOUR HAIR OTHER PEOPLE DO m HAW MOTS COIN - -111 FREE SAMPLES AND FREE SIFTS OFFERS Be our A cent. Mako Big Money! Sell Sweet * Georgia Broom Hair Dressing, Beauty Goods, sfi, /A* Cunos, Incense. Cot Bik Agents Outfit and valuable Premium Free oilers am I FREE \'y ,N - jy A Samples of Sweet Georgia Brown cense. Lasy work, full or spare time. BjmStT send quicki ev.sk r rtew—SanjJ&lg Samr-le f" i arid li e ~“ | Muncy M.ik.i.g |tui»<uiioA VNtile lotlayl * M m Avenue C rh'ira«o P Tllinois • Ik* k£l .SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1945 Why is Black-Draught made In 2 forms? An*. Because many think the new granulated form is even easier to take. Black-Draught costs only 25c for 25 to 40 doses. It is purely herbal, usually prompt, thorough, satisfactory. Caution, use only as directed. shrink as they act on the irritated membranes of your nose. They let air in so that you breathe freer al most instantly, yes, they give that head cold the air. That’s what you want, Isn’t it? And that’s why thousands say Penetro Nose Drops are tops in drops. Top quality guar anteed. Caution: Use only as di rected. You get a big bottle for 25c and 2\i times as much for 50c. So hop to it. Always demand KARROB HAR & SCALP TREATMENT Mikn Hair Soft tnd Beautiful It win assist in p: eventing, Falling Out. Splitting of Hair Also Assists in Removing Dandruff and Tetter Relieves Itching scalp and Gives You Lnvoiv. Beautiful Hair. DO YOU CRAVE BEAUTIFUL BAIST SURE YOU DO. OUR SPECIAL OFFER $1.50 Treatment Only SI.OO Mutt Send Deposit with Order KARROB INDIAN HERB HOUSE Dept. 1128. 5799 Quincy A*o, Cleveland. O S/6 MONEY TAKING ORDERS tor SWEET lEOIIII BIOWI BEAUTY PRODUCT!