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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1944
OEMS RELEASE
PAMPHLET ON
RACE PROGRESS
NEW YORK—A picture pamph
let illustrating the progress the Ne
gro people have made under the
liberal administration of President
Roosevelt was released this week
by the Democi 'tic National Com
mittee under the title "The Roose
velt Record and the Negro People."
In an introduction to the sixteen
page picture book. Congressman
William L. Dawson, assistant chair
man of the Democratic National
Committee states:
‘Those who oppose President
Roosevelt are the old forces of
Hooverism that wrecked the na
tion once and brought miserv. un
employment and disaster to the
common man. Under Hooverism
the plight of Negro men and
women reached its lowest ebb,
•Today victory is in sight. In
the days of coming peace, great
tasks that require experienced and
proven leadership lie ahead We
must go forward and continue to
build upon the tremendous social
and economic gains that have come
to us under the administration of
President Roosevelt."
The picture pamphlet illustrates
Negro progress in various fields in
cluding the Army. Navy. Air Forces
and the Merchant Marine Dis
tribution of the pamphlets will be
heavily concentrated in the key
states where the Negro vote may
well decide the election.
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Garaldina Claaqa. Ban Paras, CM3-C of Grosaa
Ilia. Mich., and Gladys Harria. glimpsad ba
twaan dancaa at Labor Tampla last Friday
Sen . Truman Blasts
Republican Smear
Charging that the statements at
tributed to him by a "Socialist
Party Agent" which were pub
lished last week in a few Negro
newspapers were a "deliberate
fraud on the Negro people," Sena
tor Harry S Truman dared anyone
to challenge his liberal record in a
statement issued Friday.
The Democratic vice-presidential
candidate emphatically re-stated
his position on the Negro issue,
declaring. "I am for a permanent
FEPC I am for a Federal anti
lynching law lam for a Federal
law abolishing the poll tax."
Branded Statements
Senator Truman branded the
statements published about him
last week as "false" and the pur
pose of the smear attack was "to
win a few badly needed votes for
the hopeless Republican cause "
Expressing full confidence in the
judgment of the Negro people, the
Senator declared
"This desperate last minute man
euver by the Republicans, so rem
iniscent of the scare tactics in other
campaigns, will not fool the Negro
people
"As in 1912. 1936 and 1940. they
will vote again for equality of
opportunity, full employment, bet
ter wages and decent housing as
sured them by the liberal Roose
velt administration, which has done
more for Negroes in twelve year*
than all the Republican adminis
trations since the Civil War."
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BETWEEN DANCES
The full text of Senator Truman’s
statement follows:
Text Of Truman Statement
"My attention has been drawn
to statements attributed to me by a
Socialist Party agent and pub
lished last week in a few Negro
newspapers supporting the Dewey-
Bncker ticket
"Without qualification. I brand
these alleged statements as false,
a deliberate fraud on the Negro
people.
"The purpose of the fraud is
clear—to win a few badly needed
sotes for the hopeless Republican
cause- But I know the Negro peo
ple and am confident that the
fraud will not succeed.
A Liberal
"I am a liberal, as proved time
and again by my record in the Sen
POPULARITY CONTESTANTS
w
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Margaret Williams. Lola Evans, and Mary Rests (left to right)
are contestants in the popularity contest given by the Eleven
O Clock Club, which will be cloaed Nov. 19 et 300 Mack Avanua.
Votes may be obtained from Mery Reeee. 157 Leicester.
aa a aaoery barb rwaraaloat Wa «Mi
refund war mon-y In run If yea ms
not Mii-flrd and drlifbtad after mi
daya' trial'
For more »ha*i St year*, thl* proparattoa
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ta enjoy life tha way they aaed So
‘•tefriember—the*# are the raly iriftaa
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fit! RESULTS IMMEDIATELY
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It M iVo COD a Flora* .
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n-H p« p » r • • » r*.
night. Tha danca was bald in conjunction with
tha Tuskagaa-Wilbarforca football gam*, hold
in U. of D. Stadium that tama night. Photo
by Bradlay.
ate, and I dare anyone to challenge
these facts.
"I am for a permanent FEPC.
"I am for a Federal law abolish
ing the poll tax.
"I am for a Federal anti-lynching
law.
"This desperate last-minute man
euver by the Republicans, so rem
iniscent of their scare tactics in
other campaigns, will not fool the
Negro people.
"As in 1932, 1936 and 1940. they
will vote again for equality of
opportunity, full employment, bet
ter wages, and decent housing as
sured them by the liberal R<»oae
velt administration, which has done
more for Negroes in twelve .years
than all the Republican Adminia
trations since the Civil War."
The members of Congregational
church are all smiles because they
paid off the final debt last Thurs
day morning It is said that Mrs
Ida Shelton is to be given much
credit for her untiring efforts to
aid in reach ng this goal.
* * *
"Ejbe’ Salters, a New Yorker,
i paid a visit to our town last week.
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MEMPHIS MAIL ORDER HOUSE^9RBk|^|OM
Dept. P 11 Memphis. Tann
1 HOLD NO ILL
feeling; says
SENATOR DIGGS
“Although I waa only one of
twenty defendants in the State's
alleged conspiracy that the Court
took occasion to take advantage of
a technical error and order the
cancelling of my bond and my sub
sequent confinement to Jackson.
I hold no malice or ill feeling to
ward any one," Sen. Charles C
Diggs said In a statement this week
The senator, who was released
last Wednesday from Jackson Pris
on by order of the Supreme Court
of Michigan and granted an ex
tension of time In which to pre
pare hia appeal.
Brief Effective
Harold E. Bledsoe, attorney for
Senator Diggs, told the Chronicle
thia week that the brief filed before
the Supreme Court was effective in
getting the Senator's release be
cause there was no answer that
could be givan to the charges that
Judge Simpson had denied basic
rights of hla client in committing
him to prison
Did Net Fellow Procedure
Said Bledsoe. "The trial judge
in this case did not follow the cus
tomary procedure of granting or
denying the application presented
by my client, by so doing he di
vested himself of Jurisdiction to
hear the application for extension
of time and seriously prejudiced
the rights of the defendant In this
case."
The brief filed by Attorney Bled
soe set forth the following points
in the Diggs case: Senator Diggs
was charged on or about March
14, 1944. with conspiring to affect
and influence action on the legis
lature of the State of Michigan. He
was tried by a jury and found guil
ty aa charged and sentenced to
Jackson prison of Southern Michi
gan on August 12 for from three
; to five years by the trial judge.
The brief continues that the Sen
! ator then availed himself of the
statutory period within which the
j statute permits him to institute
i proceedings with leave of the Su
preme Court to have hia case re
viewed by that court.
Claim Filed
Bledsoe charges further In his
t brief that on August 30 claim of
| appeal of Charles C. Diggs was
filed, but inadvertently the claim
was irregular and incomplete. On
September 1, the brief claims that
the calendar entry shows that a
claim of appeal of Charles C Diggs
was filed This claim was regular
in its form and within the twenty
day period provided by law.
On August 29. the record indi
cates that a motion for extension
of time in which to perfect appeal,
subscribed and sworn to by Charles
C. Diggs, which sought the aid of
the trial judge to extend time to
perfect his appeal. At this time
the required fee was paid and de
mand was made for testimony.
Not Notified
Bledsoe charged further in his
brief that he did not know of the
ruling of the court with reference
to errors in the appeal until he
saw it In the Detroit Free Press
on Sunday. October 1.
Called to Lansing on Monday.
October 2nd before the trial judge.
Diggs' bond waa cancelled and he
waa committed to Jackson prison.
At the time the Judge acknowl
edged receipt of the Senator's claim
but declared that it did not mean
anything, in as much as he had
lost jurisdiction.
On the basis of the foregoing
brief the State Supreme Court is
sued an order for the release of
Senator Diggs on October 18.
"I am still at a loss to under
stand why the trial judge did not
notify Senator Diggs or his coun
sel of his intention to deny the
application for an order for an !
extension of time in which to per- !
feet the Senator s appeal." Bledsoe
said.
Said Diggs. "I feel that certain
interests are behind this incident
and they feel my elimination re
moves one- obstacle in their own
nefarious political schemes."
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l*ndt Sacrtd Htart achooL H*
hat four tit!*rt and 11 oo bro
th*rs, on* of which it in lh*
army. William turn* ov*r hit
weekly *arningt from th*
Chronicle to hit widowed
mother each week to help tup
port th* family.
Legal Tangle Is
Straightened Out
Out of the eviction attempt* of
Dr. and Mis. Richard S. McGhee
against Mr. and Mr*. Nolan Turner
of 13613 Trumbull, grew an agree
ment on the part of the Turners to
move within 90 days. This agree
ment followed a series of court bat
tles in which assault and battery
charges were filed and dismissed.
Prior to this action. Mr and Mrs.
Turner had secured an injunction
restraining either of the McGhees
from going on the premises for
“purposes other than business.”
This injunction is still awaiting fur
ther court action.
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