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oermsn--so 7sra and Alaska eta.
school . 10 .. m. Services. 1870 :.
Sermons. building Upon the hock"
ana rDas Aufopfernts Lsbsn,"
covrisasf c.umom
rirst--So. 10Th ana alta rev
Carl H. Peterson. pastor. Sunday
and Tao . m. Y. p. ana Junior league
S o m Sermons. Voices Prom Ne
yond" and when Jssus carnsh
Harvard Observation-Disclosures. SUNDAY
school. 10 .. m. Confirmation. Ffi=
day. $50 D. m.
frrscorsL
Robert y. Pfsiffsr. rector. Molly COM
munion. Tao .. m. sunday school,
p;46 o. m. Prayer and sermon. ii
Holy Communion--so. isth ana |
sta. Rev. charias +. Msntxer, rector.
sunday school. g:sb Q. m. Holy COM
munion. q. m. Prayer ana sermon.
Sc Andrew.--sis No. oasss. sun
day school. s,ss a. m. Prayer and
sermon, II q. m.
81 Iuks's Msiaorial---ssoi No Cove
-. Rev Arthur Bell. rector, sum
day school. p.sD a. m. Holy com.
munion. . a. m. Holy communion
and sermon. II .. m. ana service.
81. sesn'.--ssth ana Puget Sound
NDsriNDsSr
independents nibIs church = plyi-
sion ave and q At Rev Roy TAI.
madss Brnmosugh. psstof. sundsy
ana 8 D m. prayer al 7 D. m.
meeting OF Young sroupa. T.iB ?. m.
Sermons, BY His Llfs" and -fhoss
without ood IN. Frank 3 Beatty.
guest speaker.
furssn.s
Bsthlshem Latssrsn-- HAST Harrison
and @ sta Hsv. ]. p Pfiusesr, acting |
pastor. sunday school and Bibls ciass. |
Is m services ~ ., m.
Faith Evangelical. wisconsin synod. |
Goth and Park ave. Rev. n. Jasch.
pastor. sunday school, 10 a. M, s~ry. /
Icss 1 a m. Special services. 2 20 /
D. m, Rev Zimmerman. speaker.
Topic. We Commsmorats bynods,"
anniversary servioes
. Rsssii. pastor sSs r'' SUNDAY -. ' .sh col
, Is q M. Services. II . m. Sermon, |
II Makes . Difference Musical
D m. 81 home Of hF. and MTs, fstsr /
seiigrfn. waller road
Ruston chspei.-no. sand and Pearl 1
Its. Can = hydsii pastor SUNDAY
v hool D. 20 q. m. T-hurE1sr. q p IN.
Bethany Mountain niahway ~
focky Ridge. hss n. y bslptn. pas-
lor sundsy schools. Wersrhasuaer.
10 q m Bethany. 10 30 g m. Love-
and ] i a. m Bsnsion ] .. ~. ssfF-
sAs, o m
Grace Missouri syHodD-so Bsth F
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Youth Worker
Guest Speaker

Including Tsoems n ~ tour
q the wcst. pr. Raymond Ven.
direeter % tn rennsyleants Cars
tisa Enaesvor aa.an. viii sp<ak -
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Sunday Sermon Topics and Weeks Church News l

and Lawrence. ~. " A sehso<asr.
p.zscs sunass seheoi. 10 :. n -
ssss@..ss ,.ss ana .... ~ y
A tArnea. rasicf sunday school. 10
n s<svtssz % . n Fsseslfs.
csss.rs=se lssa a. o =. ~,
: N asssa.' - -.
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!. a'; 3. s; :: :. ssss.,..s;gs'
..ssrs sanzsy srscel sas ezals
N f<&ses a<=cssen<i .fvsr< Z
|p N s~raen, A Ifssfts<<s hish
ass--@ s,s sns w.<s.s =.
~ g , senneea e&<scs eunzey
sahecl .na ness s:e.z IS : -
i<.ss. sc > n = txss ks,sssn s
fsrr.nsst- Ne IAN ana esssxns.
nss o<esss Q taftn>.k r~stzs, ssf-
I.s :. lessa<. rss1ss' fse > - -
iamsrsss lssAs<s.-ss' sssa ga
ssFn,lnsAsm 50 NV Z 4 fAf<sn.
Ssse.f s4erl. ~ ~
e. .Ish eesx sen1eH.sn, le
rev. 4 = Neither. psxses san.
dsy schcel. 80 . n. Service. ~
~ since oh<rssssFtsstss - :
ass.sss-ixos - ! q - &
Aieselsea. eestcf eunaax seheel
ana nihls sis<s, ess = ~ Services
aa,e<-,. x,~~ -. rs,..sta.
NJ nstsA s><s"s Hunsss
~eea ~ - -
wheslsr ass. Z. Q svsrs. pastor
IsicsA ~ rHnn. " Anf
A.n wuai1 lr-.s 49,
ss Snsren - feen -
rNnaef ssrcol. 80 . n aer<ie<A
fbaI-1f
onvss--itas ~ = = nss. g. A
nftnss& rsstG snn1sr schs-si
ssa a. N, ssfsiess u N, sna
ss y m Nnfws<iAn. , -, sHn
.prtns festival. 10 ,. N. nss. Lar
- suest sF>skss
o.rr sss x, sna c,. sa.ns 49, 49,
school. . n Ensllsh ssfvsess > 4
n asInsnn TO Wsfs q klfs
onf nxartn<f t8tt<esu ssnNaf--
tast sstn sns hst "
nshIueusF. pastor eunds srhenis
lVsNH M HFfEto<@ HtH N
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A<hury--eeoi ~. russt sound ave
Rev = 4 Anderson pastor SUNDAY
: .as s.s go ,,. ssssis' nd .s n
ferlns and 1reuhie" and dsFlsf ulas
club o. Jason Lee school tcyrninsl
B<thsny--i<o kTtb ana fsft ave.
Itsv krnsst hsrbsr. pastor. SUNDAY
school. $50 > M ssrviocs ioisb =.
M league and forum. $50 o. m,
's c.,sa., spa ss sns sns ! ca new.
s = as '' = M i.rsis.., II y -.
Emmsnssl---so leah ana So ass
,. q. nrinsdsis. pastor. sunday
school. 10 . N. eerviees q m
and svsnsslissie ssryicss. 1iso .. m,
r' ss.sris , = s,s ana Aas.s.oa St.
day school. $50 . m ssrvtess. II
= m and . .. m. Lsssuss, p. N.
Sermons. The Baptism Of f5fs" ana
"kvsnsonE" sefvics With Hsfry WI
Ilrst.-so slh saa Z sss ns,.
Chou sssss, s.f, ss .! ssiss. asass
ana D m youth sroups ! D. m
SERMONS. Respins Fsith with ths
Dead" and - Met God At ths sum
init yins and polies departments
At morning ssfyics eoneludins aefs
mon Of nature series
0rses--a ana kss, ssth Sc ne.
ssAss. % ..l1s s .. s-s.s. Il 'ssa ~
M si.sss-so as,n ana u.sl.sp. Ne.
aoy Leslie smith. restsf SUNDAY
school. eze q N Services. n = m
ana 30 .. m. npsefth isss.ss, SIS
D. M. Preside II psFsspsss, . % p ~
sermons. play A. thu T~is IL bsnt~
.na .csnsss saa osafiasnss nom
Miisea chsseA - Aiisom. EysFsst
Y. nlli. pastor. SUNDAY s<hoaa. 10 !
!. m. Services. ~ n sp<cisl /
services. p M asslesslns ssitsy.
nv. william Callahan spsssins -
$50 p. m. iessass End esnsFssssi0a
81 pssl.-<,d ana 20. Z sss Rsv. |
3 y oouiasF. pastor SUNDAY s<b0oi. /
40 . m. Services. a ~ League
us .. m. sermon, And Ne Fsssed /
~ on Tia Cthef nidf
fffslty--eDi East ssth - Hsy = 4
Tibbitts. pastor sunday seh01a. 4
20 . N. Services. u q N. League
20 and Preside, $40 , m. sermon.
More f7han a Prophet
spansnst Community - apsnawag 4
lev. W =. JAMESON. pastor hsrsles4.
% m hfs q. CoFtessl. director 1
FERN niiI--s4is ~. n - nss n /
,. oaiiahsf. pastor sunday school,
80 a m ssrFlosa. II . o.. ana :
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Martial Discomfort Score Should
Make Average Husband Ponder

Figures Prove That Women Are just As laek 10 Tir.
OF Men Their Mates Are Apt 10 Be Bored With Them
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nan. ~oss n.ss !. y On, wa
vuss nsvwcpsss
xl.. s..-s p...as = :. - .r,si ss.'sS
= n, s<fsjs<a u : N ana no 4 p
~ $40 N ssfm~s. ATtse
n~es~t NJ vseswicas living tessnfaEs
and nav o>efss {. kissns sss<st
sp<.lsf = s.nfnls4 ssfs,es -.
~. ssf.s'a e.s 60 80. r ss. 49, :,
: sas ss.' = .-,s's. sss 80 : ss.'ss
'ssapis. .. N.
sssxvsoossAl
ssth<s - iish ana 80 nv
ssheoi, 1pss . NJ services VI IN
saa 80 ? =, wsisssss sssvsss ~
nssesn tight lsssss :. soua ~.
Sunday sheet u sssvslss Il
. g 2 .rs 70 4 % sam .,1 a =.
s ~ rfy ss''' .! sssss. fssss =
and Tso > n wsiesas s~sslss ~
'- fall sss. = ss'....m.-sscs res,,.ss
ave Sunday sssssi. > . =. ssrvs
fan q s.s.ssl cAsps,--.s, sssa ssa
Tacoma ave nss. q y Neffie. pa<<nf.
SUNDAY s.sss' sss = rsssviss>
ESQ .. N. street. ssrviss. 2 D. ~
,srris nav sasSrs
iinesin wssd.--ssa snd FsSh ~.
s' I.ssms .ss ssasss I w.mss--rs : ana
Hfseis ~ Sunday srlooi. 1000 q
n. frissthnod Fn<stina, siis q -
e<<3ions IN nesttis. services o ~
veifsfe, 10 .. ~ aua : . 90. y. ! A.
7 D. m.
n.sss.m,.ss cn..ss : - s.... rn,,.,
AMI R.ss Il sanasv sshssl. y
o ~. nsrsio<s, ~ . m. Alfred
Smith. xasst speskss,
pssssssrx.sAs
neshssyr--so siss and verde ~,
school siss ! m sssslsss n x
seelssis.. ~ sermon spess -
raiysry--ssis e Q > ~ ~ 2
Foisom. pastor SUNDAY sebpol eses
m. services. II = N. ana ] . n
- s's';Tsssms s 70. ~ n a,,,..s
s ',..sss.. s Il = A. sss sss ~ . =
soeistiss. sis y ~ nssmens. '@ws,
saa ihs weEIsE saa aoed's rssss.s
imypsnnsi--Ie sth ana J - ftss.
harold . Lena. passion Services II
;. ~,
Little cssrss on ire Fssisls--g&ks-
seed community IlsF. merton fiieks
maze nsstaf SUNDAY ssho-si. $40
N service, 10 10 >. ml League asa
fofnm. $50 ~
Assliea rast essb saa Cheyenne
lsss y. ~ Jnhnsoa, pssaB. Aunasg
.rnool, , % . NJ. services. II ., -
Enassss. sea .. -
oskisaa---ss. sara saa rssesas ~
Eawin 4 ffuId. p&<fas. istsn1ay ssheai, 4
- q n sefyie<<. II Z p ssa
20 D, - O. sfpaps. go b, y /
.stsEos.s Tat " I@g Aside ksefs |
sesrsss x.~ss..I ss.yh - s7tA
nd 80 wsrssE. ~ Afshir .. Ven
..nss p~s.os SUNDAY sshssl 10 .. =.
fi.ss un,sss-pssl.se. sa4 ovsss
Nv. J. uecfss ounninshssa. ps@se<
'1aasy ssheel, 80 = -. gsssssss.
= W. sra fA**f* tM84a 80" " -
';s.ss.. p = a. 70 . !" s-s"sa'
,' m's.s='... = s,i eAI K. s1 a.
'iss a m ksrsises. h. ssa
!. n. reuns Feopis. ; y Fsstsf
liis . n. b<xHens -chfist A. ~
'pFtb In fhs oia Testsmxnt FFiesf.
.epd~ ana 1riss wise ana feoii<ll
lIfnins
Hsstfasassss--ess s1th ana b ste
lev W o bsnshin psstof. Sunday
sisool s<k = ~. a<fylesA u :. q.
Inassvas 7 o. m IN Aflfh9 peFt
Tshems TsTfnfs.-6sth and 11ufh
'ismsnt ssndsr sehaei. s4s a n
'sssiesa. II q N
sAIs.rycs is.s
cesps N. i---lo1 ~. t4Eh "a Aslef
AL Williams captain SUNDAY s<hhat
= Is,-. 1870 .,,s's.. = 10 - : 80
4 M y, 4. epm
ts<ps 80 x--iiis - I7lh - kfF.
- ~ "A 1
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cHRIsTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE

Tabernacie--So. sth and n sta. REV
schooi eos M ..gsioss n - m
ana 7ao p. m Adult prayer and
youth cTllSads. $50 .. M.
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fUfps Va I---Io1 N. f3EH a MaI9f
FafI Williams captain SUNDAY s<hn<si
$500 gsrylsss: u 40 q
n m YP,L ap m
tssps 80 lila - l1th - Ne.
am Mrs q. tIsfEon ese1sins. nun.
dsy senoe1, ess . ~
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ktsfnsl tFmtb sbsHtasissl Ebnfsn
~ Ameffsae~ 18Th sad FaNeefg ave
ney y y n<ashsn. psesef s<Fstss<
afid sermon. ~ D ~ besiins snf
Hsaesesa. fallosins lecture hss. 2
n fsufbsxF sffs4f sfs4aksf
FtFst Etssssf lite apifitaaifsl
Ghufs C9iNfnBfa Rail esh sn1 Ia
conae ave Rev, 9slils WeFasn, psetas
Services. Dpmn fsrffkn D. n Msxaeas
fifsiss 4 .. ~ ana ae4slta J 10 o.
atess4ans Sermon ffofHEMj F4afr
arr ~fi44or aklsgn ft4F
hssine saa aplflfasiist Cbafshu~
sDs gaNesss AZ. esfpiass. messages
2 D. - and ieGtufe. 3 8 "a q u
M nnafcH. aiseSs sflsaz9r
spififnsI chflstfsa ChasGh - 5xT
Fasesst sss, nssssGss n&silne sASyies.
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cnNGnEaAIiosAL

First--DiylGion ave, and q Rev
Holland Bur. d. D. paste4. sunday
bchool. s.10 a m ssfV.cfs, IL a. q
Adult Bible eiAxs. s.fs a NJ Pei
iosship. 7 . N Sermon. ~szmmst-
real living"
PiYmoufh--so. 4sth snd PARK ave
Rev } PraIltt. pasteg sunday
school and adult Bibls clAaz 10 a N
Service. ~ m Cammunlob and
sermon Our 81 cred Msu.ories
P1lKrim-Ao. 14th ana Warner.
Arthur EuEb minister Rev. Edgar e.
Wheeler. interim paStos Chufr1
scbooi. SIS q n Services. II A. m
FsloEtnip $50 .. N beFnzon. Il
Asnorlannz
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FERN
beet
FERN
liza
and
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Adams street cbapsi-so. I7fn ara
Adams Rev Pred bognshuh pastor
sunday school 9f5 a N Services,
Thursday 7ts D N.
". A Bcott. pastor sunday scbool,
20 a m Services, ~ a n also
"wednesday and Friday. 7s5 D. m
Faith Tsmpis--zist ano 4 cts Rev
Pred Hornshuh. pastor Sunday
school sst5 q. m services. II a "a.
ana 7f3 D. m. Young people. . 30 ..
m Sermon. '-rns Church in Ia FoY-
ward March - VictofY@ and ''f'he
Last Cal" Motion pictures q Afrlea
during evening kerg.cs.
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oermsn--so 7srd and ALASKA sts,
Rev. j. q. Lind, pastor sunday
school, pao . m. Services. 1890 =
m, and 40 ., m. Prayer p N.
Sermons. building Upon thu Rock
and sDas Aufopfernts f<ben,"
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I,AfTIn nav SAINTS

l.inesln Wsrds--asa ana FsFk ave
SUNDAY kohooi. 10 m.
Tsrsms Central Wsts--ra \ sna
n. rrisxthoaa rnsstina. asis q ~
n<<&ions In nesttis. s<fvlnes o a.
welfare. 10 .. ", ana D, ~. n. / A.
D, m.
Hssvs.m,rse cn.sss 81 sss~s unviss
--s1si Ne. a .snasy sshs., y
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Radio Time Table
! PAGE FOURTEEN

From the air, the water and land. K0MOKJR will bring
the nation description of the thrilling and colorfu WASH
ington- California Saturday. Royal Brougham
will do his part in describing the from the vantage
point of huge United Air Lines Manlner wnging above
the three-me Dick Kepnger will furnish running
account of the of the races from Coast Guard
cutter Breakfasts will begin at p when the freshmen
pull up to the starting line The avee will start
at as and the varsity at 4 80.
pr,p..a
The Phoenix index., 1940-08-10
CONGRESSMAN Warren Confirmed ln
Federal Post Despite Opposition
Recall His
Hatred OF
Negro Race

NEW YORK (SNS)-CongreSs-
man Lindsay c. Warren of North
Carolina, chairman of the House
Audit Committee on Accounts, who
in 1884 declared that 'the House
Restaurant has never served col
ored employees or visitors nor will
it so long as l have anything to
do with the restaurant" was NOM
mated today by President Roose-
velt as Controller General of the
United States, and confirmed by
the Senate.
A strong protest against Presi-
dent Roosevelt's nomination Of Mr..
Warren, was voiced today by the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People.
The protest, which was contained
in telegram sent to the Chief
Executive and signed by Walter
White, executive secretary of the
NAACP gave the North Carolina
Representatives "unbroken record
of hostility to American Negroes"
as the reason for urging the Pres
ident to withdraw his name
The telegram represented the
third protest launched against
Warren's appointment to the Con-
troller post by the President. Pro-
tests made in 1888 and 1888 were
successful in having his name pass
ed over by Mr.. Roosevelt.
The Phoenix index., 1940-08-10
Data Is
Sought On
Committee Acts
To Get Information
Before Draft
By LAWRENCE F. LAMAR

LOS ANGELES, Calif.-(SNS) e-
Swinging sharply into action in or
der to clear up the muddled con-
dition Of the National Defense
program here ,on the coast, sew
eral organization groups compris-
ing ex-servicemen's corps, and
special committee from Cne East
side Chamber of Commerce, pre-
pared to sift data in order to as
certain just how many air-mindeo
youth are possible to be marshall
ed for service in the U. S. Avia-
ton corps.
The survey was ordered after
Major Moody Staten retired),
chairman of the Committee on
Military Affairs of the Fastside
Chamber of Commerce, made has
report to the Executive Committee
of that body Monday night at the
YMCA. Major Staten's report call
ed attention to the need of COM
piling such data because of the
urgency caused by the selectlve
draft plan.
In the light of the fact that not
much information is available re-
garding the Negro youths fitness
as an air corps pilot, a grave dan
ger" turks that he will not be in
cluded in the program.
The executive body acting un-
der the suggestions of chairman
Lieut.. Journee White, adopted a
proposal ordering the survey in
conjunction with the Col. James
M. Beck Post 1851 Veterans of For
eign Wars and the American Le-
gion posts. Major Staten, who be-
sides heading the military affairs
committee for the Chamber group
is Commander of the Col. James
M. Beck post, is in charge of the
general shaping up program.
Major Staten. let it be known to
the committeeman, that informa-
ton had reached him that applica-
tions in the air corps of Colored
youths would be placed as they
qualify for service. The prelimin-
ary work of the survey will COM
prise the registration of American
citizen between the ages of 18 and
35 years. It is very necessary that
those desiring to enter this branch
of service in event of hostilities,
register now! There is absolutely
no financial obligations. Register at
Col. James nj. Beck Post 2651 WV.
54o3 Central Avenue, Los Angeles,
Calf.
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Fr0ntiersmen
Hit Jim Grow
In Army, Navy

COLUMBUS, Ohio-(S (SNS) The
annual convention of the Frontiers
of America in its closing session
here last week denounced discrim-
ination against Negroes in all
branches Of the nations armed de-
fenses, reelected Nimrod B. Allen,
Columbus, president, and selected
Akron, Ohio for it's 1941 conven-
ton.
Voting to accept ten new clubs
for the coming year, the conven-
ton chose three regional organi-
zers; Henry c. Sparks, Philadelphia
east; A. P. Bentley. Columbus, mid
dle-west, and Raymond R. Brown,
Omaha, Nebraska, west.
The anti-d;scrimination resolu-
ton calls for peace with national
self respect and cites the heroic
record of Negro citizens in all the
nations wars. Calling upon the
President to end racial discrimina-
tion in all branches of army and
navy the resolution concludes: 1--WE
The Frontiers of America, in ma
tiolsl convention assembled, do
hereby petition the President Of
these United States as Commander
in Chief of all the armed forces to
use his good offices and see to it
that all the various departments
and branches of the entire defense
program be thrown open to Negro
citizens of the United States on
equal terms and conditions with
every other American citizen
Citing the Importance of the
Emancipation Proclamation to the
American Negro, the convention
called for observance of this event
on the same date the country over,
and directed officials to work for
this end.
Voting to go to Akron, Ohio, July
25-27, 1941, the convention elected
Nimrod B. Allen, Columbus, presi-
dent; DR.. w. T. Nelson, Cincinnati
first ice-president; j. w. Will
liams, Columbus, second vice-presi-
dent; Henry c. Sparks, Philadel
phia, third vice-president; DR.. J
j. Carter, treasurer; DR.. j. ..
Hines, Jr., secretary, both of Co"
lun,bus, and Samuel R. Shepard.
Akron, ergeant-at- arms.
Others on the board of directors
include the following: Artee Flem-
ing, George Thompson, Dan Thom E
as, Akron; J. Harvey Kerns, E. r
Lacey, Shad Jones. Rev j. 7. Doug
lass, Cincinnati; and Rev. c. F..
Jenkins, l.. M, Shaw, Bishop r. Z.
Jones, A. P. Bentley, Columbus ana
Raymond R. Brown, Omaha, Neb-
raska.
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graduates and ,ex-students of Tus-
kegee Institute"
This further recognition OF the
Importance of the Alumni as a
constructive force in the program
of Tuskegee institute follow rlosely
the action of the Tuskegee Institute
Board of Trustees in providing Tor
the election to it's membership VI
an Alumni-elected candidate; and
in the agreement to appoint a
special committee which will con-
fer with an Alumni appointed
committee on matters of policy and
questions of moment in the opera
ton of the school.
1t is felt that these several for
ward looking changes. will estah-
lish a happy and effective working
relationship between Tuskegee IN
stitute and it's sons and daughters
found over the naticn and in many
foreign countries.
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Captain Nicely
Named 'Skegee
Alumni Secretary

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala
(SNS)-Dr. F.. D. Patterson, Pres
ident, announced the appointment
of Captain A. j. Nicely as full time
secretary of the Tuskegee General
Alumni Association,
The many contacts with Alumni
groups of Tuskegee Institute in the
past few months have revealed a
rising enthusiasm with the desire
to be of larger service and useful
ness to their Alma Mater, DR.. Pat
terson said.
"I am therefore, happy to an
nounce that repeated requests for
a full time secretary is being met
with the appointment of Captain
A. j. Neely, the present general
secretary, to serve in this capacity.
1t is hoped that this full-tine po-
sition will make possible constant
contact with the more than 25,0O0
The Phoenix index., 1940-08-10

NEW YORK -(SNS)- The
NAACP, in a letter to Stewart
Mcdonald, Administrator Of the
Federal Housing Admin stration
condemned the policy of the
Federal Housing Administration
in Dover, Mass, in demanding
that so-called protective cove
pants'' be placed on record in a
real-estate development scheme.
The covenant proposed by the
FILA is that:
mo person of any race other
than the ...... shall use or Oc-
oupy any building or any lot Ca
cept that this covenant shall not
prevent occupancy by domestic
servants of a differetlt race
domiciled with an owner Or ten-
ant"
'sThis type Of racial discrimina-
ton and segregation the NAACP
letter stated, "is not only unrea-
soable and unjust but is also
unlawful. The use of federal funds
for the establishment CT segrega-
ticn in violation in the spirit of the
United States Constitution is not
Unreasonable to the Negro apph
cants in Dover, Mass, and
white applicants, who are like
wise Disseminated against, but
is a direct insult to the entire
Negro population of this colVn-
try. which insult can be attriout'
ed directly to the Federal Hous-
ing Administration, a fedora
agency"
The NAACP charged furGhe'
that the failure of the adminlstra~
tor of FILA to tot axe firm stand In
the jim crow practices exposed by
The Phoenix index., 1940-08-10
Snec;al Trains
Ennounced To
Baptist Meeting

CHICAGO-(ANP)-Dr. J. H.
Branham, chairman of of the Ma
tional Baptist Transportation
commission which held its final
session Wednesday at Mt. Olivet
Baptist church with delegates and
representatives present from
everv state in the union, an
nouhces that all plans have been
completed for a concerted move
ment of the delegations to the
National Baptist convention at
Birmingham, Sept. 38.
In the mobilization of special
trains the following cities have
been designated as the gatewavs
where the special trains will be
made up in Chicago, St. Louis,
Memphis, New Orleans, Cinc'n-
natl, Jacksonville, Washinet H.
Hamlet and Atlanta. The follow
ing railroads were designated as
favorable and will give every ac-
commodation for the convenience
and comfort of NEGRO Baptists:
The Alton, A and W.P. and Geor-
gia; Baltimore and Ohio; Cotton
Belt; Frisco Illinois Central;
Louisville and Nashville; Mis-
souri, Pacific Lines; N. C. and st.
L.; Rock Island: Seaboard Air
lines. Southern Pacific.
The connecting lines favorable
from the pateways into Birmine'
ham are Frisco, Illinois Central
Seaboard Air Lines and the
louisville and Nashville.
The Rirmir cham session Of TIE
convention will be historical with
a program commemoratin0 the
18th celebration of the organiza
tion and the 18th anniversary OF
its president. DIR. I, K. Williams.
The anriveraarv theme for 1910
convention IS Faith" which VI
he blazoned in large paintings
throughout the convention hail.
The Phoenix index., 1940-08-10
5000 College
Grads, NAACP Says

NEW YORK-(SNS)-From the
ranks of 30,89O Negroes enrolled n
college this year, 1913 were gradu-
ated last June, including 237 with
the Masters degree and 9 with the
degree of Doctor of Philosophy, ac-
cording to a compilation made by
the Crisis magazine, organ of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People.
The statistics are contained in
the 29th annual Education number
of the magazine out August l. The
magazine also Gevotes considerable
space to pictures and information
about % Negro colleges in the
country.
The Phoenix index., 1940-08-10
Jim Crotu Practices OF
FLA Strongly Condemned

these policies of segregation te
other states.
The NAACP not only requested
the discCntinuance of the policy
in Dover, Mass, but also thai
"the Federal Housing AdminiStra-
ton in Washington take a firm
stand and issue specific instruc-
tions to all local FILA units that
there shall be on discrimination ol
segregation either spoken or ap-
proved by the Federal Housing
Administration.
The Phoenix index., 1940-08-10

r. T. Mr.. Wallace help me. For
fifteen years my father has never
had anything ct all to do with me.
Now ne writes and offers to send
me to college if mother will permit
Tell me if l should let him do so?
Ans: Yes. 1t is his duty to do
something toward your education
and your mother just isn't able
financially to take on this 0Dll-
CATION although she would make
an attempt to do it. Your father
wants to know you better. he
also would like to see your mOtner
again. Let her handle the sltua-
ton the way she wants and re-
gardless of what she decides to do