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Court After 'Sitdown'
To Test Segregation
ly the Associated Prwt
BALTIMORE, July 12.—Colored
and white ‘‘sitdown strikers” who
were carried to patrol wagons by
police for playing mixed tennis
matches In a public park came up
for hearings today.
The Young Progressives of Mary
land said It sponsored yesterday’s
outing purposely to test the park
board’s segregation rules. The group
is a branch of Henry A. Wallace’s
third party.
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the whites who obtained permits
for use of the courts that no mixed
matches would be allowed. Capt.
Gordon Gaeng of the Park Police
was on had when play started.
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the matches broken up and when he |
got no response he called city po-1
lice. A score of the players sat down
on the courts when police arrived
and refused to move.
The police carried most of them
bodily to patrol tvagons. More than
500 spectators hurled taunts at the
police and later staged a demon
stration outside police headquarters.
Police booked seven of the 24 per
sons on disorderly conduct charges
as well as for refusal to obey park
police. Thirteen of those booked are
Negroes and seven are women.
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tion has begun taking a strike vote
among 600 radio and teletype op
erators employed by Trans World
Airline.
Mel Senior, vice president of the
union, said results of the vote will
be known before August 1. He
charged the company failed to
bargain In good faith over pay.
retroactivity, flight and ground
working rules.
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tions personnel were continuing at
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Kansas City.
Pravda Hits U. S.r Canada
For 'Arms Brandishing'
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MOSCOW, July 12. — Pravda,
Communist Party publication, yes
terday attacked a group of United
States and Canadian officials for
"arms brandishing.”
Those attacked were Gen. Spaatz,
former chief of staff of the United
States Air Force; Gen. Bradley,
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CARVILLE, La., July 12.—Mrs.
Josefino Guerrero, 30-year-old war
heroine, arrived here from the
Philliplnes yesterday to become the
first foreigner admitted to the Car
ville National Leprosarium as a
patient.
At first denied a visa to leave
Myilla because of a ban on the
entry of lepers into the United
States, the little Filipino finally was
admitted after a special ruling from
Attorney General Clark.
Her room here was numbered 13,
but she thought it would be lucky
for her.
"I am going to get well now that
I am here and can get treatment
from sulfone drugs,” she said.
The flower-filled room had a red.
white and blue scarf, made by a
fellow patient, which read: “Wel
come Joey.”
It was a "Joey” that Mrs. Guer
rero was known to American sol
diers she helped in fighting the
Japanese in the Philippines. The
United States Government awarded
United States Army chief of staff;
Under Secretary of the Army
Draper, Navy Secretary Sullivan,
Army Secretary Royal, Canadian
External Affairs Minister St. Laur
ent, and Canadian Defense Minister
Claxton.
Pravda asserted the American
and Canadian leaders are attempt
ing to create a “war psychosis"
which “evidently is needed by certain
persons for their selfish purposes.
The article said the United States
State Department will have “to bear
full responsibility for the unbridled
campaign of war propaganda" being
conducted by the United States.
her the American Medal of Free
dom with silver palm for her intel
ligence activities against the Japa
nese.
She also was awarded the Cardi
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among lepers at Tala Novaliches,
a colony about 18 miles from
Manila.
Mrs. Guerrero was treated at the
Tala Leprosarium for the last three
years.
“What I hated most about leav
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ing to leave the 80 children at
Tala.”
“Being in Carville is like a home
coming,” she continued. “I feel
that we all met before because of
our long correspondence."
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while a prisoner of the Japanese
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