The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-07-17
Late News Flashes

Late News
NEW YORK-(C)-New York
State colored Republicans went on
record in a Harlem meeting last
week as condemning the prac-I
tees OF the Democratic party both
in the conduct of the Federal adj
ministration in segregating the Ne
gro and in its singing out the Ne
gro as the one group to be ignored
in its platform
NEW ORLEANS, La. = CO. II
Folks here are stin talking about
the exhibition drill by 1000 boys
of the cadet corps headed by Col.
Charles M. Vaught of Jackson
vile, Fla, during the recent Ma
tional Baptist Sunday school Con-
gress.
DERBY, England-(CA-- David
Lloyd-George, former Prime Min
lister, referred to Premier Stanley
Baldwin and his aids as rats that
scuttle the ship" in criticizing the
Governments policy on The Italio-
Ethiopian dispute in speech here
Monday
GENEVA-(C) - When Emperor
Halle Selassie of Ethiopia left here
Sunday night after complete fail
ure before the League Council, he
was eaeered by a group of only
twenty persons. As the train left
the station for Paris, selassie ~av-
ed fearful farewell to two of his
generals. Ras Kassa and Ras Mas
ibu selass.e was on his way back
to London.
GENEVA--(C) Sanctions impos-
ed by 81 nations against Italy for
invading Ethiopia viii end offici-
ally on July 10, Already statesmen
are rushing from London to Rome
to sign commercial contracts. Dur
ing sanctions Italy lost $92, 800, 900
In gold.
TUsKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala
(C)-The first school for chefs in
an American college was opened
here last Tuesday for. a ten week
summer session, according to an
nouncement by DR.. F. D. Patter-
son, president "a the fall the reg
ular three-year course will be
started. The chefs will be trained
in seasoned cooking, Southern
style"
RICHMOND. va.-(C)-Discuss-
ing Gene Tunney's assertion that
Joe Louis didn't have the mental
ity" to cope with Max Schmeling,
the Richmond Times-Dispatch, in
an editorial headed Brains in the
Ring" last Monday, said in part;
ut is difficult to say. of course.
whether Louis is deficient in men,
tality or merely in ring expert
ence."
NEW YORK-(C)-One of the
points mentioned editorially by the
New York Post as causing trouble
in Harlem and that the Mayor
should see is sotpped, is listed by
the Post as follows: Police in
Harlem, as a matter of routine,
stop all mixed groups of white and
colored on the streets and investi-
gate them"
DURHAM, N. CO Louis
Austin, editor of the Carolina
Times. says in reply to white pol
itical critics: I'VE reserve the right
to criticize without fear or favor"
NEW YORK-(C) ~ Two New
York afternoon papers played
up" Matthew A. Henson, who ac-
companied Peary to the North Pole
on his approaching retirement from
his Custom House job at the age
of 10 next month. The New York
Post gave Henson a first page
story Tuesday and the Journal
published a two-column photo with
story of him the same day Henson
lives in the Paul Laurence Dun
bar apartments in Harlem.
NEW YORK-(C) = Experts"
who picked Jesse Owens to win out
in the Princeton Olympic try-outs
were right, and thankful that Ow-
ems didn't let them down as Joe
Louis did. c. E. Parker predicted
in the World-Telegram on June 81
that colored s(Nletes would score
high at PrinC md they did.
NEW YORK Show Boat"
has arrived in 20 Earlem.
What the term % lem"
means may be noted fir. 10 ~
the film is advertised: "Hel q. 10
the Show Boat with this a2AN