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The Omaha guide., 1940-12-21

State prison.
At the first trial in June, 1888,
a jury decreed the death penalty
but Canty's counsel secured q new
trial on appeal to the. Nations
highest tribunal. Under the Sup
RENE Courts ruling, an alleged
confession by CAVITY used at the
first trial, was declared inadmis-
sible at the second hearing. be-
cause it had been obtained by
keeping the defendant in solitary
confinement and by duress.
One of the States star witness
ses at the second trial was Mrs.
Hattie Howard, aged colored wo-
man fortune teller, who told of a
visit made to her house by Canty
shortly after the crime was COM
mitted two years ago, last March.
Mrs. Howard said CAVITY admitted
"hitting the big woman first re-
ferring to the attack on Miss Ward
and her sister, Lillian, in a thick
ct near the Masonic home, as they
were picking flowers. The state
also introduced three boys, who i
Identified CAVITY as the man they
saw running from the thicket on
the afternoon of the crime.
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citizens who enthusiastically en-
tered into the discussion of the
right Of Negro workers to share
in the work provided by the build
ng of this project on the basis of
their citizenship as well as tax
payers and qualifications as arts
ans.
A. Philip Randolph, information
al President, and M. P. Webster,
First International Vice President.
made a special trip 10 San Anton
10 to take part in this conference
following their stay in New Orlean
in attendance at the A. f. of L.
Convention.
The Conference was inter-racial.
Mr.. Williams, AT of L. organizer
in the southwest region and active
in the San Antonio Central Trades
and Labor Council; DR.. Hendricks
head of the Department of Econo-
mics of the University of San An
tonic; and, Mr.. Hensley, lawyer in
San Antonio; spoke on Negro La
Dor and the Labor Movement; the
Depression and the Negro Worker
and the Negro, the Ballot, and
Civil Liberties, respectively. All
of these speakers are white. Their
treatment of their subjects was
on a high and liberal plane.
Mr.. N. L. Flaggs, president of
the San Antonio Division. and Mr..
J. B. Caviness, secretary-treasurer
we're in charge of the Conference.
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ALBANIAN GETS LIFE YER
DICT IN SECOND TRIAL OF
MURDER CASE THAT WEN
TO u. S. SUPREME COURT

Montgomery, Dec. Is amp A
murder case which for two years
has attracted wide attention and
which, on appeal, went to the U.
S. Supreme court, was closed here
last Wednesday in Judge Carriers
Circuit court when a jury found
Dave CAVITY guilty of the murder
of Miss Eunice Ward, white, Mont
gomery health nurse and sentenc-
ed him to life imprisonment in the
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NO NEGROES ON LOCAL
DRAFT BOARDS IN MANY
STATES, PRELIMINARY
SURVEY DISCLOSES
Continued from page u

STATES, PRELIMINARY
SURVEY DISCLOSES
Continued from page u
ed on registration boards and il
many cases whites refused t.
come in to be questioned by Ne.
groes.
Jobs Are Few
Fourteen Negroes are receiving
employment on draft boards ir
Detroit. Michigan; l in Youngs.
town, o.; IL in Washington. d. C.
3 in Providence. R. l.; 3 in Buff
falo, N. Y; 30 in New York. N. Y,
and Kent, Ohio, reported some
employed but did not know how
n'any. Florence, S. c., Amelia
Court House, Va; Danville Va;
Dallas, Texas; Thornhill, Va;
Princeton, N. j.; st. Louis, Mo-,
Monrovia, Calf; Durham, N. c.;
Oklahoma City, Okla; Albuquer-
que, N. M; Minneapolis, MINI.
Warren, Ark; Newark, N. j.; Al
ken, S. c.; Kansas City, Mo; Ber-
kelley, Calf; and Wilmington, Del
all reported there were no Negro
es hired in their locality for work
CT draft boards.
Negro physicians were placed
IN boards in Detroit, Mich: Prin-
ceton, N. j.; S t.Louis, Mo-; Bell
County, Kentucky; Durham, N. C.
Minneapolis, Mimi; Newark, N. j.
Providence, R. H.; New York. n.
Y. Berkeley, Calf; Kansas City,
Mo-; Washington, d. c.; and Mex
leo, Mo. In Aiken, S. c., and Viii
mington. DEL, there are Negro
physicians serving as associate ex
aminers. Oklahoma City, Okla,
reports there are Negro physic-
ians who examine Negroes only.
South Carolina Adopts New Plan
Adopting a plan that does not
coincide with the plan of advisory
boards in other states, Governor
3urnet X. Maybank of South Car
Dina, has appointed 1913 Negroes
% serve as members of advisory
boards throughout the state. The
power of these persons is limited
to aiding Negro ~registrants in fill
ing out application blanks etc,
and does not include the power to
review cases as is true of MEM
bers on advisory boards in other
states.
The balance of summarized in
formation on advisory boards in
various states received by the as
ISOLATION up to date follows:
There are IL Negroes on advis-
ory boards in Detroit, Mich; 8 in
Youngstown, o.; 8 in Florence. S.
c.; 2 in Amelia Court House, Va;
6 in w ashington, d. c.; 5 in Long
Branch, N. j.; | in Danville, Va;
3 in Princeton, N. j.; 3 in Okla
homa City, Okla; 6 in Newark. N.
j.; 3 in Providence, r. l.; l in
Buffalo, N. Y; IL in New York,
N. Y; 1 in Berkeley, Calf; and
l in Wilmington, Del. Dallas,
Texas. st. Louis, Mo-; and Dur
ham, N. c., reported there were
Negroes on the advisory draft
boards but they did not know the
exact number. There are no Ne
groes serving on advisory draft
boards in: Peekskill, N. Y; Kent,
o.; Thornhill, Va; Bell County,
Kentucky; albuquerque, N. M;
Minneapolis. Mimi; Warren, Ark.
Kansas City, Mo-; and Mexico, Mo
In st. Louis, three men refused
to register. One of these refus-
ed because he had been turned
down when he volunteered his
services for the navy. The other
two men, according to the NAA-
CP. branch, did not understand the
draft.
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the right fellow yet and probably
ont anytime soon.
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Win D ID years ana wants M
to take it. Tell me Sir if yol
think it would be d good idea al
am out of welk right now?
Ans: An excellent chance fol-
/ you to get good paying regular
work. She was well thought Of
and her recommendation will be
given first consideration. You
are quite capable &C doing The
work and your sister will be per-
fectly willing to break you in
properly.
c. H.-Why come my husband
and I have been fighting off and
en- every since we have been mar
red. When he is mean | want to
leave him and then again l decide
he may do better and | will stay.
Should | quit him?
Ans: You married him for bet
ter or worse and you should stick
by him. He isn't so mean that
you can't tolerate him-he just
does things that get on your nerv-
es and down deep in your heart
you love him. You would be UNI
happy without him.
&A*&&*
NJ. A. RI am so worried a.
bout some unpaid bills and | want
to pay them and wish to know if
l will be able anytime soon?
Ans: That depends entirely up
on whether you wish to make a
sacrifice and get these bills off
your hands. | suggest that you
set aside several dollars a week CT
your salary for the sole purpose
of paying off your old bills and by
;pring you will be clear of deb. if
you don't make any more.
%##*#&
Wondering: Right now | am
broke up with my friend. The
reason is that my mother and sis
tiers just kept begging me to
quit him as he didn't look to suit
me. Now | want him back and
wish to know what to do?
Ans: Well you can't always
choose the kind of friend that APP
peals to them-you must deeds
whether they appeal to you and
ac5 accordingly. II is my sugges-
ton that you date him occasion
ally if you like but meet some
other nice men as it will be a cou-
pie of years before you want to
marry.
G. B .J.-Will | be able to take
up the business course | have in
mind and when would be che best
time?
Ans: Right now is the time
don't put it off. Immediately
after the holidays go and inquire
about the course you wish to take
up and enroll. They will instruct
you as to when you must start.
You should be able to get ahead
fast in this line as you are quite
talented, and business-like.
*&***#
B. R. My husband has been
gone 5 weeks working on a log
hauling job and he won't come
hime or send me and his baby any
thing and we need something
now. What is wrong?
Ans: You had better pack
your clothes and make your hus-
band a little visit right away
try to get there on his pay day
and find out just what is keeping.
him away from home. | feel su1e
that you will break in on a little
party-but you must make him
come to reason at some time and
the sooner you do it, the quicker
you will get money to live on,
%#E##@
D.. R. l love two boys. One
takes me from school. The other
passes in his car and tries to make
me leave the boy l am with.
Which should l choose?
Ans: Puppy love. By Xmas
time both boys will pass you by
and ignore you for they don't
want to put out on a present. Your
affair isn't serious so don't worry
about them. You haven't mel
=
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La opinión., 1940-06-23

ell cual nuestros buZos des-
cendian. Kellerman y los o.
tros dos Sc encontraban en-
esta OCCASION hacienda exca-
vaciones en- terra firme y to-
mando fotografias de las rui-
mas arqueol6gicas en- la isla
Immediate, que incidental
mente result6 ser la isla de
los Consumidores de Lotos
mencionados por Homero.
Tan pronto como estos
hombres llegaron al bote, CO.
memo ell gran momento de
la expedition. Cocinas y sus
companeros habian procura-
do cortar mucho de la vege-
tacion submarine de muchas
edades y de paso Sc halo una
magnifica anfora griega, o
sea un vase antique para
guardian vino.
va teniamos ell punto de
partida que tanto esperaba-
La opinión., 1940-06-23

tesoros arqueologicos habia
debajo de la superficie del
mar. Ha sido una emoci5n
que he tenido una sofa vez
en- mi vida.
A tai cosa Sc opuSieron mis-
tres buzos griegos. Ellos indi-
caron que seria cast un suici-
dio para I'm hombre carente
de experienced, sumergirse y
penetrar hasta regiones muy
arriesgadas. Pero 20 insist
y nunca olvidare esa prime
ra prueba, en- esa region sub
marina de los e%spectros.
Sc necesito una bora. pa
ra meterme dentro de 10 que
cast Sc convirtio para mi en-
la vestidura de la muerte.
Mis- companeros me g~uiaron
al borde del barco y rece o.
r~aciones, unaS nueVas Y otras
viejas, cuando me lanzaron
sin ceremonies dentro del
La opinión., 1940-06-23

do mosquito de la malaria "Ano-
pheles Gambiae", causando con
siderables epidemias que aun
perduran.
En- el Sudan anglo-egipcio,
donde Ia fiebre amarillo es
permanent, sc ha podidO yer
que mosquitoes infostados de
esa fiebre Sc han instalado en-
los avlones. lleyando asi la en-
fermedad Il norte del Sudan V
al Alto Egipto.
Al registrar los aviones en-
q aer6dromo de Karthum lue-
ron halladas NADIA menos que
80 variedaGes de insectos. Es-
tos no penetra1 solo al tallar-
SO el avi6n IN terra. sino tam
hen Ell el aIre, pues la mayor
parte de los insectos viven a
una altura hasta de 800 me-
tros. Mas ALA de esa a%ltura, Sc
crian los "Planquetones' del
aire, %paquenos ~insectos que son
juguete de los yientos y de las
c%orrientes atmosfericas. Tam
bien estos pueden ser portado-
e de Intermediates para al
hozapre Y los animalcs.
La opinión., 1940-06-23

mar.
Mi primera experienced no
fue un extremecimiento, sine
cast sofocacion. Tan intere-
sados estaban mis- compane-
ros de exploration en- bajar-
me a la ciudad hundida, que
Sc les divide meter aire den
tro de mi nave!
Sin embargo, este Sc rene
do pronto y ell NAL olor del
hidr6geno me lego en- un Sc
gundo, antes de darme cuen-
ia. R~apidamente descend a
aquel nuevo mundo de extra
mas formas verdes y sombras.
A traves de los agujeritos de
mi abultado casco podia dis
tinguir las formas de paroles
espectrales a las que me "a
garraba decesperadamente,
luchando por mantenerme
vertical en- 10 que para mi,
nuevo en- Ell oficio, era una
La opinión., 1940-06-23
Un Famoso ExpIorador Relate una Emocionante
vAterradora AventVIra en- una Ciudad Submarine

ticia del descubrimiento fue
publicada por ell Gobierno
frances, la Real Sociedad de
Geografia de Londres me SUI
plic6 que hiciera una eXhi-
bici6n de las peliculas en- u
ma dc las convenciones .espe-
ciales de la organization. Lo
hice, en- efecto, delante de
una concurrencia enthusiastic
y comprensiya, entire ellos
algunos miembros de la ia
milia real y de la nobleza
britannica.
A partir de ALI, mi canine
fue facil de recorrer. Con
fondos recogidos por medic
de confereneias en- Inglate-
ira Y los Estados Unidos y
ademas complete respaldo
del Gobierno de Francia, fle-
tie tres barcos griegos desti-
nados a la recollection de
perlas y esponjas con TODD ell
equipo de I'm barco ultra mo-
derno. Salimos del puerto de
Tunez a una de las mas en-
cantadas eXploraciones que
iamas Sc haya hecho Ell ell
mundo.
Apenas me imaginable, al
pasar frente a la muche-
dumbre muy allegro, congre-
gada EN- ell sitio de la anti
qua Carriage, que iba a pa
sar gran parte de los nueve
meses primeros bajo la SUI
~perficie del mar.
Al llegar al sitio de la ciu-
dad submarine que habia
visto desde ell aire, trate de
persuadir a los buzos berbe-
riscos de la localidad que
me dijeran 81 sabian algo a.
cerca de esta ciudad, espe-
rando que ellos podrian
guiarme al lugar eXacto que
buscaba.
La opinión., 1940-06-23

Cuando en- 1929, en- su vuelo a
America, ell zeppelin aleman
transport6 gran nnmero de flo
e al nuevo mundo, Sc obser-
vo que entire las rosas, los cla-
Veles y crisantemos. I'm gran
numero de insectos habia he
cho el viaje a trayes del ocea-
no, llegando al termino con vi
da. Este hecho ha dado luear
al investigator americana Whit.
field para hacer indagaciones
a este respecto.
Segdn dichas indaeaciones,
p~ublicadas en- los informes o
bre chronological research.
tomo SO. 81 transporte de insec-
tos por los aviones ~ III heeho
@es-tente, cue tlene sus incon-
%venIenres, VA que entire los in
scctos los puede haber porta-
dores de germenes de onferme-
eades peligrosas para el hom-
bre y los animales. De este
modo pudo observance que en-
los vuelos de ensayo que en-
1880 Sc organizaron entire Afri-
ca y Ia America del sur. fue
importado en- Brasil Ell tau La4a-
La opinión., 1940-06-23
Por Ell Condo
Byron de Prorok
F. r. C. S.
(El explorador de fama
International

Cuando los arqueologos y
los eXploradores Sc j%untan,
ell lamento ordinario es que
no hay nuevos mundos que
conquistar; pero desafio esa
aserci6n Y creo que puedo
probar mi case con hechos
notables de hace muchos a
nos, cuando deseubri las rui-
mas arqueologicas de una
ciudad submarine.
Esto sucedio de manera
muy particular. Al estar di-
rigiendo las eXploraciones de
la antigua Carriage, por cuen-
Ia del Gobierno frances, pedi
a las autoridades permiso o.
fetal para hacer una eXplo-
racion aerea sobre las ruiz
mas antiques. Esto interes6
Embellishments al Captain
Pelletier d'Oisy, uno de los
soldados mas distinguidos de
Francia, en- la Guerra Mum
dial.
Juntos pudimos equipar su
aeroplano para lograr vistas
cinematograficas y fotogra-
fias fijas desde ell aire. Sail
mos del aereo-puerto de Tu-
mes y nos dirigimos a la his
torica peninsula de Carriage,
mientras volabamos sobre ell
supuesto palacio de la reina
Dido, fundadora legendarla
de la antigua capital del nor
he de Africa, filmando ell pc
rimetro de las fortificacio-
nes de Anibal Y me sorpren-
di6 mucho yer sobre ell claro
CRYSTAL de las aguas, algo que
iamas habia visto antes, por
estar debajo del mar. A ira
YES de 10 millas seguimos ell
perimetro de las antiguas
murallas marinas, tan fire.
.uentemente descritas por los
histofiadores antiques, pero
nunca observados hasta ALI,
oor ell hombre moderno.
Habiamos estado cavando
por largos meses para loca-
liar ell antique puerto de
mar de Carriage, de donde
habian salido los barcos de
la mas RIGA antigiedad, para
conquistar y comerciar con
81 antique mundo conocido.
mo fue POGO 10 que soma
mos, al tener que descubrir
estos puertos por una eXplo-
eaci0n aereal
La opinión., 1940-06-23
Los Buzos Fran
Supersticiosos

iOh, 81, ellos sabian TODD
acerca de esa ciudad maldi-
Ia que estaba debajo de las
olas! Pero conseguir su COO
~peracion era otra historic.
Ellos no querian particular
en- NADIA en- nuestra eXpedi-
cion. Habia dos raZones pa
ra clio. Una de elias esta-
ba basada en- cierta leyenda
que habia arraigado en- sus
mentes supersticiosas, que e.
ra una ciudad que estaba ba-
jo ell aqua por voluntad de
Ala, debido a que los habi-
tantes que la habitaron ha-
bian sido genie c~orrompida
y atea. iOtra Sodoma y Go
moral
Fueron hasta decirme, que
aun los muertos de esta ciu-
dad maldita Sc habian con-
vertido en- piedra Ell ell fon-
do del mar.
La orra razon era tan va
Ida como la primera. Mu-
chos de los buzos habian
perdido la vida, por haber-
Sc enmaranado entire la eX-
huberante vegetation mari
ma y tambien contra los sa-
lientes cortantes de los edi-
ficios que estaban bajo las
aguas. De este modo, tuvi-
mos que if EN- busca de la ciu-
dad sin contar con la mas le-
We ayuda de parte de ellos.
Habian pasado 10 dias y
habfamos perdido cast toda
esperanto, cuando ell iefe de
los buzos, Cocinas, nos do
la sehal desde ell fondo del
mar, de que algo anormal Sc
habia localizado al fin. IN
mediatamente, Keller m a n,
nuestro operator cinemato-
grafico y otros dos MEM
bros de la expedition, reci-
bieron senales por medic dc
las sirenas del barco, desde
La opinión., 1940-06-23

mos. Ell entusiasmo fue in
menso al subir a bordo al
muy agotado Cocinas. lie sa-
liza sangre de las narices y
las orejas, pero prontO Sc
rehizo con un buen trago de
vino fuerte de Samiens.
Y de aquello, nos cont6 u
ma emocionante historic de
una lucha con las espantosas
corrientes marinas y una ba-
ITALIA por mas de una bora
con los bosques de hierbas
que hay debajo del mar y
que cubrian la antigua ciu-
dad.
La opinión., 1940-06-23

crecida corriente, que Sc mo-
via hacia dentro y hacia fue-
ra de aquellos temples y pa
lacios subterraneos.
En- mi febril entusiasmo,
repasando este aspecto de
los Atlantis debajo del mar,
Sc me perdio la Inca de Sc
males, ell unico medic que te-
MIA para comunicarme con
ell mundo de arriba.
Me Senti Poseido de Panico
Ante este repentino curse
de las cosas, TODD interes por
la ciudad sumergida desapa-
recio Ell mi. Mi deseo sobre-
saltado era que me subieran
10 mas pronto possible. Para
colmo de desgracias, ell pie
derecho quedo aprisionado
en- una red de plantas ma
rinas. Habia perdido toda
La opinión., 1940-06-23
Tn Descubrimiento Compile
tamente Unico

Consegui ell permiso de las
autoridades francesas para
hacer una exploration ute
rior de muchos cientos de mi
Has, por ell aire. Y fue EN-
uno de estos vuelos .arqueo-
l6gicos que, volando sobre ell
golfo de Djerva, pudimos yer
bajo la exceptional claridad
de las aguas del sur del Me-
diterraneo, los alineamientos
de las Gales, casas, edificios
comerciales, temples, demo-
tando que ALI estaba una
ciudad sumergida en- ell mar.
hhora me encontraba frente
a an problema desconcertan-
te. He aqui un descubrimien-
to enteramente unico en- los
anales de Ia arqueologia. Sc
necesitaba una fuerte suma
para explorar estas ruinas y
me estruje los sesos para yer
de atinar como conseguiria
ell dinero necesario. A pesar
de TODD, iba a salir victoria
SO de un modo totalmente
lnespArado.
POGO despues de que la no.
La opinión., 1940-06-23
70 Mismo Baje

Esta ocurrencia fue dema-
siado para mi. va no tania
mas que un deseo y era po-
nerme la armadura del buzo
Yver con mi propia vista, que
La opinión., 1940-06-23


| Ell
| arqueoiOg go
| que
descubrio
un gran
puerto
antique,
buscado
pOr
| mucho
| tempo,
| eStuvO
| a punto
| de perder
la vida
cuando
bajo
EN- traje
de buzo
Sc
enredo
| entire
las
hierbas
que
! crecen
| en- las
| paroles
| derruidas
| de
| temples
| y palacios
| bajo
| las
| aguas
del
mar
| Mm
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-05
like In
Iowa Conf alb
Republican Prssiden-
tial Nominee Meets
Governors anu F arm
Leaders of Corn Belt.

Dcs Moines, Ia, Aug. 5.-(AP)-
Wendell l.. Willkie sat down with
governors and farm leaders from the
politically important corn belt to
discuss political questions today.
The conference, attended by more
than 20 farm spokesman, was held in
the large square office Of Governor
George A. Wilson in IoWa'S capitol.
Willkic was seated at the head of
Wilson'S desk. Gathered around
him were WiIsn and governors of
several other mid-WcStcrn states.
Others present included Governor
Harold e. StaSSen Of Minnesota,
Governor Ralph Carr Of Colorado
and Governor Holland J. Bushfield
Of South Dakota.
Among other things several Of
;hc conferences said they wanted to
ascertain Wilkes views both as to-
ward the farm plank in the Rcpub-
lican platrorm and the administra-
tons existing agriculture program.
Wilikic has said he WnIld stand on
his pahty's platform. but has not yet
detailed his views on the farm qucS-
tiCn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-05
Britain On
Alert For
Blitzkriieg
Tides and Weather
Combine To Make
Conditions + favorable
for Hitler To At
tempt Invasion; Air
Warware Intensified.

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