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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-14

of the Rev. Phillip Coats of Loris.
S. c., at the home and burial will
follow in Todds Cemetery, Claren.
don.
Surviving are her husband, three
sons, Carl with the U. S. Navy,
Audrey in the U. S. Service in
the Pacific, and Grady with the
U. S. Armed Service stationed in
New York; two daughters, Mrs
June Hardee and Miss Lillian Nor
ris of Whiteville; one sister, Miss
Lilly Floyd of California, and two
brothers, ]. H. and w. H. Floyd
of Whiteville.
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MRS. SAMUEL MITCHELL

ASHEVILLE, Dec. 13.-R|A
funeral service was held today for
Mrs. Samuel Chiles Mitchell, n,
of Richmond, Va, wife OF a dis
tinguished educator, lecturer and
author and former university presl-
dent, who died Saturday night IN
all Asheville nu: sing home after
a long illness.
After the service, in a Black
Mountain mortuary, the body will
be sent to Richmond.
Surviving are four sons, a daugh-
ter, a sister, and 10 grandchildren.
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Beach Sewer Project
Opposed By Residents
Of Harbor Island

Residents of Harbor Island will
Tile protest with the Federal
works Agency against the alloca-
ton of funds to Wrightsville
Beach for installation of sewage
system at Stokely's Cut, near the
Island, it was learned here Mon
day.
1t is the contention of the Har-
Dor Island residents that the plant
should be constructed on Wrights.
vile Beach, and that the add.
tlonal $4,000 for building a cause
way to, and the plant at. the cut,
which Is alleged will interfere with
the flow Of water through Banks
channel, is unnecessary.
u Engineers declare that location
of the disposal plant at the beach
will not lower the value of the
beach property; and that the
building will be slightly.
The eldest son of kings of France
U9c known nc tho Ior,L;
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-14
MISS MARY SINGLETARY

CHARLTON, Dec. Is. = Miss
Mary Singletary, u, died in a
Lu,nberton hospital today follow
ing a lingering illness. Funeral
services will be held Tuesday al
4 p. m. from the Clarkton Presby-
terrain church.
Miss Singletary was the daughter
Of the late SnoWden and Mrs. Sa-
rah Curie Singletary. She is sur
vived by four brothers, N. M.
Snowden, I. A. and DR.. G. c.
Singletary and one sister, Mrs
Kate Sanderson all of Clarkton.
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MRS. WILL NORRIS

WH1TEVILLE, Dec. 13.-Funer-
al services will be held Tuesday
at 3 p. m. for Mrs. Will Norris,
90, who died at her home in the
Whites Crossroads section of this
county late Sunday afternoon.
Funeral services will be in charge
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-14
HEADACHES NEURALGIA
Eased Quickly With BE-

Agonizing headaches and an
noying neuralgia pains usual
ly yield in a hurry to the
quick-acting ingredients in
the "BC" formula. "BC" is
also effective for the relief
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-14
WILLIAM B. BATES

A cable was received Sunday by
Mrs. ]. V. Granger announcing
the DEAN Of he nephew, William
Reston 9ates, IS, of England, who
was born IN Wilmington. He was
the son ct the late Isaac Bates and
Lady Donkin of London and Pin
ner. England.
Mr.. Bates visited his family here
in Wilmington about four years
ago.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-14
MRS. w, P, COMMON

Mrs W. P. Conno1 of All Dock
street died at noon Monday in
Jacksonville, Fla, while visiting
her daughter there.
Surviving are her husband, two
daughters. Mrs. G. 1. Henly OF
Jacksonville, Fla, and Mrs. Bob
Newell of St. Augustine, Fla; One
brother, Lester King of Chicago;
two sisters, Mrs. Nettie King of
Wilmington. and Mrs. Riley Hines
Of Holly Ridge.
Funeral services will be an
nounced later.
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OF muscular aches and func.
tlonal periodic pains. Acts as
a sedative in simple nervous.
ness: loc & Csc sizes. Use onIy
as directed. Consult a physi.
clan when pains persist.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-14
DIR. WILLIAM I. WOOTEN

GREENVILLE. Dec. 13.-lR-
DR.. William 1. Wooten, chief of
staff of the Pitt General hospital
end Pitt county representative in
the state legislature, died of a
heart attack at his home here
yesterday. He was 40.
The funeral will be held at
p. m. today at the Jarvis Me-
mortal Methodist church.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-14
INDICTED

BURLINGTON, Ky, Dec. 10
R)-The Boone county grand jury
today indicted Mrs. Jennie Kiger,
49,, and her 16-year-o1d daughter,
Joan, on charge of wilful muir
der in connection with the fatal
shooting August II of Carl c. XII
ger, 40, Covington, KY, city com.
missioner and vice mayor, and
his son, Jerry, 6.
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SICILY VISITED
BY U. S. CHIEF
Continued from Page One)

other officers with Distinguished
Service Crosses. The others were
Col. Reuben H. Tucker, Ansonia,
Conn; Lt.-Col. Joseph B. Craw-
ford, Humboldt, Kan 1t. William
W. Kellogg, Highlands, Tex; 1t.
Thomas F. Berteau, Chicago, and
1t. Edwin F. Gould, Orange, Calf.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-14

It is estimated that an average
of 1900, 900 long distance telephone
calls are made. in this country
each day.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-14
L. p. GARRETT

HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. 13.-tR-
L. P. Garrett, vice president of the
Gulf Oil Corporation, died today,
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England imposed a tax ir +.
tenth century to provide ~ ~ ~
Tor buying off the Danish jn,i.
ers. 'uVad,
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Monkey fur was worn Nv o.
Ethlopians long before it was ~ IN! u.
fine1y. -' le'illnH.
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sion to be held Wednesday ever.
to which the public is inyit,"Ns
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-14

Brazirs area is greater than
that of continental United States
BY $4,000 square miles,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-14

The eldest son of kings of France
was known as the dauphin
Evening star., 1943-09-26

details.
Betty is one of the hardest workers
in Hollywood. During her last two
pictures, she was on the set at SIX am.
Two hours for costuming and tinting
for technicolor. And at eight the cam
eras started turning. She 8 never been
late, which makes her both popular
and unusual. Overwork sent her to
the hospital several times during the
last three years. She's one of the
most loyal supporters of the Holly
wood Stage Door Canteen. Shed
leave the "Coney Island" set, 60 to
work at the Canteen, spend the eve
ming jitterbugging with every soldier
TW-s-2S-43
Evening star., 1943-09-26

these years, forget it. Neither is she
a home-loving little mouse who likes
nothing better than whipping up a
quick cheese souffie. She is a very
normal 26-ycar-old who Is quiet
ly proud of her good looks but
doesn't bother about them
much, who has q well-deveIoped
sense of hum0r and uses it often
to laugh at herself. Two good ex-
amples:
When asked her what she
thought was responsible for her tre-
mendous popularity, she explained
it for me: "I'm the kind of a girl
truck drivers love-" Again, when the
Evening star., 1943-09-26

- ETTY CRADLE sings softly in
your ear when she's dancing
- with you. She is also a very
good dancer. 1t is also a very great
pleasure to hold her in your arms.
l know because l took Betty Cradle
dancing.
You know, of course, that she's
the Nations No. l Pin-up Girl, its
greatest box-office attraction and
that everybody's always talking
Evening star., 1943-09-26

about her legs. But Betty
all of her - makes good con-
versation.
In the first place, if you
think she's exactly like the
honky -tonk song and dance
girl she's been PLAYING all
Evening star., 1943-09-26

husky ana vibrant. o1t laughs
all the time a full, unin-
hibited laugh that has no
trace of a giggle. "Coney
Island" and Sweet Rosie
O'Grady" very lovingly take
care of describing all other
Evening star., 1943-09-26
/ DANCED WITH CRADLE
Our slightly dazed reporter finds Betty easy
to look at and fun TO know. So will you!
by Jerry Mason :.

$25, 900 salary ceiling was with
drawn Betty said: That's swell.
Now my relatives can stop worry
ing"
Another thing you should
know about her: she's SO much
prettier than even the tech
nicolor camera makes her that
YOU Just can't believe it. The skin
is peaches-and-cream. Honest. The
eyes are wide and clear. The voice is
Evening star., 1943-09-26

She's young America :. doing her war
work in the kitchen with gallantry and smart
ness that put certain glory even into washing
greasy pans! For she knows the best way to
wash them she knows the score.
And it's 48 more broiler pans" per can for
Old Dutch :. according to tests made by
independent laboratories. When all leading
brands were compared in use, it was found
that Old Dutch cleans 48 more broiler pans
per can, 50 more sinks per can, 81 more bath
tubs per can, TT more rwo-quart aluminium
pans per can than any other cleanser tested!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

5ll perlinreinigen. Ias lpabre Slid
Der Menlfbeit lit ppm 8eboriam ge-
gen bie 9eiete bDberer Sronlme umb
boberer Sittlibfeit abbdngig. Stets
fonnen mir am 8eifpiel Der .@olfer
ieben, bab tiinltli6e. llno unerlaubte
geiGranfilng Der @ebllrteu iie 81, eli.
EN- 8olf bon Breilen peripanoelt, mel
dies i1ift mebr i60pferiih, nibt ,nebr
tiidtfg fiji: Den 5ortibritt l,1tauslid5
lit 'uilD idlieBlib elm &altb fre,nber
9eationen miro. Seine Spgiene, fein
aalnpf nit Der 5terblihfeit fam olti
Die 0auer Ben Gerlltlt tpettmofen, Sen
bie 2otferlng Der gbemoral fir sic
&raft zines Golfe5 berbeifitbrt. @eoil+
gltng Ser 3uflnIt lmo ser 9fod)t bcs
Stootes lino cine III lid) gei6loNene
hriltlitbc Jarilte, bas Serlangen noc)
Oen &inOc uno sic Siebc 5l ibn1, cine
geillnoe nno geiitig frilte 9tohfonlz
menl6aft, er5ogen inter Oen lpoflo=
men slugen Ser gltern, melde Oas So
nlilienleben als cine beilige elufGobc
uno ais pcrlonlihes Sebensgliid otf-
faiien. Stets miro. Ser Soi5isml1s, Ser
bie Samilie allfloit ooer 5lm1inoelt it,
res eigentliben etbil6en Snbolts be
ral1bt, ben Stoot in 8efobr bringen.
SSsm gleihen OfaBe cbie es lmcbriitlid,
l!nnatiirlid) uno nlinoerlrertig lit,
SelbltlnorO gu begeben, liegt es ir1
S1tereiie ieoes Gin5elneL jeoes Sol
tes l1no ieOes Staates, ein 6riltlicbes
Salnilienleben lu1o einen reihen Silt
oerielege 81 foroer1 l1lO Oie fititlicbc,
menlbenenttpiiroigenoe g b II rtenbe=
ihr0nfrna pel6e nihts onOeres lit
;als ser Selblhnoro eines Golfes, bint=
an5ubalten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

,ltrtcr=ber=Sono' Na6ricbten aus
oen beiebten 9eornegen iperfen oreIlc
Sblaglidter oltf Die Oortigen repo~
.lutiondren 3uItarlOe. Slufiaaeno lit
sic onti=na5il6e Stilnlulng ser oos
9anO beletenocn Sruppen, bic iicb in
cfferer Hepolte llnb Sabotage fltno,
gibt. 60 lino, pie ba5 ,,Norme0ii6e
Snformationsbiiro' berid)tet, is pro-
minente 9eutl6e, borlnter nebrerc
Sffi5iere, lpegen Ginperi itG1oniiies nit
ocm Seino in &riitionoluno bon einem
&riegs9eri6t sum Sooe perltrteilt
uno erldoiien moroen. SGon leit Ell
niger 3eit miro IN 8erihtel1, sic aus
9eorlpegen berausgei6mu9gelt iuer-
ben, betont, 0aB 5ablreide belltld)p
Offi5iere 1tnrllbig 81 lperoen beginnell
uno oab oie Stimmung Ser oel,ti6en
Sruppen IN gormegen I'M aageHeinen
lebr 81 tpiinI6en iibrig loBt.
>Snfolge bon Wfel,tereier, beiRt es
IN eine1n bteier 8erid5te, more1 Sic
Gelttlden eenotigt, in Der noronorlpe-
gilben Staot 9eororeila brei Gon5en=
trationslager ein5l1riebten, in benen
slngeborige Ser @ebrnabt begraoiert
~llno balln ais 3ipangsarbeiter bei,n
8au bon giIen6abnen pertpenoet uer=
ben. Giele oe1ttlhen @efongenen loaen
ad) 8eri6ten ser norpegilden :Sp.
petition iogar br1,taler als bie ruff.
iben @efangenen bebonOelt iperoen.
@Die l1n5ufrieoenbeit oer .oelltiden
Solbaten begann, als oie Soft INNER
ihle1ter ipurbe. Btele anoere tpurs
ben in aon5entrationslager eeitett,
neil tie .fi6 ipeigerten, an Die Sitfron:
ab5ugeben. slu6 5ablreibe 6alle bon
Selbltmorb iinb porgeforunen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

0ie Oas II. 8. &riegsomt nit
teilt, belollft iid) oas Negerperlonul
in Der Irnlee nutmebr auf iiber 450,-
600 Mtanll Die li6 ollf alle @aifen
gatt,utgen 'uno 9ielllt5peige perteile
Son Ser 8elamt5abl Oienen iiber co.
600 auBerbalb Der Ser. Staoten,
Gieie i1lieBe1 iiber $4,000 Mann i'm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17
9ie ,TlndJt bor BEN AtnDe"

CLAUDE, DaS ntoDerne, ,,tatblp1table'
9efporoe,1e Seibettlm, bat begonneny
Die Junbamettte 'tiht nur Ser djriit4l
lieben Snf,ilie, ionoern ieber Sumiliel
81 l,ntergraben. Die materiuliitilhel
@eltanIba,tuitg fat in ipeife Greiiel
hie slnidauaiag biueinsetragen, oab1
nibt b0bere @eiete Die Satnilie beberrz
iGen, ionberit oaB iie cine ginrihtung
Der ,8equenltbfeit uno 8efrieoiglng
Der gbeleute5 0aollr6 nimntt man
Der Sanilie ibren beilieen Gbarafter
l,,to ernieorigt tie 5i1 elmer Gtnri6+
tltng, Die BLOB bor Gereiniaml1ng be-
ipabren iol. 2eiber tpuroen in ser
pergangenen l@po6e bur6 2iteratlr,
Grelie, Sbeater ltnb Slim ballfig Die
norbilolife 6riltli6e Salnilie ld6er~
lid genabt uno fatboliide gbelttten
nerbObnt, ia manbmal iogar bie Ser
leBl1ng Ser ebeliben Sreue geraoe5l1
perberrliht. IS fann alio ni6t Wltn=
Der nebnten, DOB neben oieien f6lim.
men 3eriesungseridein1ngen bic nod
idlinmere Sludt Dor ben "eBelibeu
uno Salnilienpfltdten, oie Sl,16t Dor
oen1 &inoe etngetreten lit. Sir Sen
aatbolifen lit Die @be Elm Saframent
ulto eine ginri6tllng, Oie in Dienten
Ger ibopferiiden @oriebung itebt; fein
bloBes Sal1s bes 8ergniigens ltno Ser
Si1nesfreroe, ionberl1 Elm &uf 5ur
Bflibt, 5lt elmer boberen Miiiion, 5ur
slrbeit uno gum Spfer. Oas &inb lit
feline uttertpiinfhte '2alt, ionbern ei,1e
freltoige grgdl15ung Der iaframentalen
ginbeit Ser @be, eiue 8erelpteung bon
Batter atno Meutter I'M 8tlbe @ottes
uno eine lforttpdbrenoe geibibtli1e
8ieoergeburt oes 8olfes uno Ser
Menibbett.
Die 1tidt nltr ltndriltltdbe, -fonbern
popn ieoem Stanbputft oer menlbliz
d]en Moral, oes neutrality-suspicious.
uno Ser 8aterlanosliebe alts bertperf=
litDe Gropagaltba, oie unter beln Sea-
nten Ser iogenannten ,,betpuBten Wl1t<
teridaft' gell1ad)t miro, ipiberipribt
SEN beiligen Bflid)ten ieoes Wtenl6en
tno entebrt Die BON @ott geiebte ma
titrltfe @inri6tltng oer Sul1tilie. 8e.
lpuBt loll ieoe @elltteribaft in Denr
Sinne fem, oaB cine Sralt, -oie es ltn-
terllinntt, Wl,tter 5lt iperoen, 1t9 9te=
fjenibaft geben iou iiber Die Solgeu
Oieies S6rittes uno iiber Die Bfli6s
te1l Die iie oaourf auf lid) ni1nntt.
8emubte Weutteridaft in briitliben1
Sinne beiBt alfo, nit aufri9tiger
gereitibaft oas &inb annebnen, 'bas
ibr @ott ihidt, iein &ontrten freuoig
begriiben 11no ,iid gum Spfer fir ieilr
8obl enti9lieben. ~8etpuBte Wutter4
idaft in fatbolifben1 Sinne bebeutet,
tief ~our6orungen au iein bon ~ber
@uroe Der Mutter unb 'ibrer Bflidt
ieuobl biniibtlib Der @eiunobeit a,nb
- Der Gorge fit siie sfelbit -als -a,ld sbor4
aiigli6 'biniid1tli6 Ser gr3iebung Der
Nabfommeniboft. Cine iel6e be-
tpubte Wltteridaft lit alien @attinnen
uno Weiittern al1 aentpfeblen. Aufs
itrengite 5n berurteilen 1T .ieoob Die
at alnrebt NIT soieiem Nanren be5eib,
nete ,,betpubte Mutterlbaft", Die ais
Gorbeusungsmittel sgegen 7@eburten
oiirh u1erlai1bte, rtpiberrtatiirlihe
Oeittel eeoaht ,ano 4prafti5iert miro.
Dieie 8eipeeur1g, bic leiber -beute 4bes
reits iii beftiiraet1b afuefte n&reiie .tta=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

g8ie bie 8ertpapier= llnb 80rien.
fonntiiiion beri6tet, fat bns ameri.
fanilde Golf i'm bergangenen Sabre
1912 mebr geipart, ols ie 5rpor in
ser @ei6i6te bes 9anoes. 0ie Som.
miiiion be5iffert oie @elamterlparniiie
I'M geri6tsiabre ui1f E$29,900,0O0,>
600, wopon ieiner grfldrung ndb &c.
100000,000 I'M oritten unb $1O,z
t0O00O,00O I'm pierten ltartal geIport
tpurben. $3,30O,OoO, 900 lpurben pom
Fubliflm I'M pierten Gltartal i11 9fe-
gier1ngsbonos >oneeleet. $20O,300,-
100000 bapon e11tfaaen auf aregs.
lparbonbs.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

Ha5ifif 1tno ettpa 10000 Wfann in
Worofranfreib ei1. sluberoem miro
Oenrnicblt, pie bos ariegsamt ipeiter
1nitteilt, eine pollIt1noig prgoniiierte
llno gut -aitsgebiloete Sliegerabteilung
ul1s Negern an ser Sront an ser
&a1npffront eingeiest tperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

lie @eredtlgteit, altf Serbenerllng Der
eatur ll,1b faapeiie ioear auf oas
Staatsiuobl berllft, lit oies eine grobe
Srrefiibrung, ipelde auf Die 8equem-
libfeit llno ben egoisnus oer Mens
iben ipefnliert -llnb in @abrbeit nur|
elm Streben nurb '2esaliiiernng Ger
Siinbe lit. 1
Cine tpabre Slut BON fprrltpierens
oen Inibal1l1l1gen 1tno graftifen tp0re
beute IN Ser @be 5l1 beieitigen-Wtal<
tbriianismlts, slbortus, S6eioung,
llntreue, Sllt6t ppr &ino, Sausbalt
uno Seinr. 0o5u fon1ntt oie nod pei.
ter ausgreifenoe sluflOiltng aller
Sittli6feits= atno Observation-Disclosures
begriffe in BEN 8e5ieb1ngen Ser @e-
idble6ter iiberbuupt, Sic utpilocn
Serbaltniiie, Die iid ais u&umeraO=
ibaftsebe' ooer ugeriltbsebe' por Ell
ner @elt nit perfolften @elpilien Ell
nigernaBen tarnen moaen. Sobannes
S0rgenlen bat ei11mal gelbrieben, Oie
et6riltlidte Menihbeit tpoae an Sic
Stele ser lieben Satramente Gbrilti
oie 5tpei Saframente oes llnglalrbens
ieben: oie ufreie 2iebe' l1no oen
vfreien Sob".
SSn Ser Sat eebt nit Ser 3erlto=
rung Der Salnilie ou6 bic Ser3peif-
lung am 2eben iiberbaupt &ano IN
%@ano. Ser ltttlibe 2ebensmile oes
8olfes lit pergiftet. Ser 8erg1ii=
eungsbunger, oie Sportraierei baben
,aaes -Mab pergelien - iie iino nur
Die Spmptonte fir oen Oeangel an
Samilienfreuoe, Der itb iiberaa 10
*furdtbar manifeltiert.
sgs fann feinespees eeleugnet mer.
oen, baB Die .beorangte ipirtiebaftlicbc
Gage tn bobem Wabe oas 6omilien=
leben erl6pert, ober tie 1nabt es nicbt
unn1ogli6. Oas bette 3eugnis bierfiir
lit Die Satiade, oaB geraoe Die Sreiie,
oie am neiltel bon Ser lpirtibaftliben
Scot betroffen iillo, gottlob ont trele~
item Die fatbolii6en 5amilientrabitios
men beDabrel1, lpogegen a1Oererleit5
bic BrariS Der logenannten bepubten
Wtutterlhaft Dor aaem bon gelpiilen
gebiloeten Sebicbten geiibt miro, Oenen
ein bequemes, lpeniger n1iibepoaes
2eben mebr beoeutet als bie OcIcbe
.@ottes uno Ser 9tatllr. C.cic Greiie,
oenen reidlibe Weittel gu gr5ebl1ng
elmer 5ablrei6eren San1i.., l'uo oic
Siberiteuung ibres Oaiein3 crmogli-
6en, 'boben ais erlte ben Sscg Der
fiinitliben 8eidranfltng ser Na0fon'=
menl6aft betreten. Oaraus nnO aus
mieoerbolten itatiitiiden 5eitltelungen
iiber Die @eburtenba1,figfeit IN Den
|pelbieoenlten '8oHsflaHen 1iebt man
am aaeroeptliblten, oaB t,ibt Scot unb
iosiale '8eoranga,is Die eigentliben
1lellen oieier traurieen -grideinung
+ ii1to, ienoern a13u let6te 2ebensaltf-
fuiiung, bas Sbminoen iittli6er MaBz
itabe I'M sgeieai6aftlihen @etpiiien
un0 Die 2esloiung Der beiligen @in=
Eribtung bern@be %pon ibren ,totiirli6en
FRflibten unb 2aiteH.
@eraoe3u ei11 8erbreber atn @laal=
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-10-30
Senate Uses
Continued On Back Pagc)

publican of New Jersey, that their
well -intentioned" am en- m n t
would not add strength to the bill,
since the amount Of money Negroes
would receive In states having
separate schools was protected by
Section Is, subsection I'D which
reads as follows:
"A just and equitable apportion-
ment, allotment, or distribution OF
the funds provided under this Act
for the benfit of a minority racial
group in a State which maintains
by law separate educational facili-
ties for such minority racial group,
means any plan of apportionment,
allotment, or distribution which
results in the expenditure, for the
benefit of such minority racial
group, of a proportion of said
funds not less than the proportion
that each such minority racial
group in such state bears to the
total population Of that State"
The NAACP wire also cited Sec
ton 6, subsection (f) as safe
guard, reading as follows:
"f) in States where separate
public schools are maintained for
separate races, provide for a just
and equitable apportionment OF
such funds for the benefit of public
schools maintained for minority
races. 80.
Miss Mary L. Williams, president
of the American Teachers Associa-
ton, composed of colored teachers,
also. wired asking that the bill be
passed without amendment.
ALLEGATIONS PROTECTED
Walter White, NAACP secretary,
pointed out that under Section Is,
if one-third OF the population of
state was Negro, one-third OF
the Federal money would be al
located, mandatorially, to Negro
education in that state. Under
Section 6. no state could reduce
the amount Of money paid out Of
its own t. eaSury for Negro edit ca
ton to less than that expended for
the fiscal year ended in 1912. Thus,
a state receiving this new Federal
money could not cut off whatever
state money it is now spending for
Negro education and let the new
Federal funds bear the whole bur-
den of Negro education within the
state.
Most southern senators were fov
the bill as drawn, without ameno-
ments. Senator Lister Hill of Ala
bama was co-sponsor of the bill.
The southerners did not raise de-
bate, even, when Senator Barbour
proposed his mo discrimination"
clause relating to Federal funds
only.
But when Senator LANCER went
farther than the Barbour amend
mend and proposed that the Fed
eral government regulate state
school funds, the final blow to the
bill was delivered.
Millions of Negro children in
the South and thousands of Negro
teachers will suffer because of this
political trickery," said an NAACP
statement. THE men who killed
this bill are hiding behind the
pretense that they were fighting
for Negroes and against disciimi-
nation. We are convinced that on
the discrimination POINT the bill
as drawn gave as adequate protec-
ton as could be secured while still
remaining constitutional. There
were powerful forces against this
bill, but they would have been de-
feated. They knew that when de-
bate opened so they dragged out
the race issue, which was the only
move that could stave off defeat.
The politicians have won and the
Negro and white children and
eacherS of the South have lost"