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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04
MURPHY & MURPHY
REALTORS-ACCOUNTANTS

HEART Bus Dist Apt House Excellent return on invest.
 Ground floor suitable store or offices. 52 1t. and 26 it. trollers, see Larry Bohm. DOUGLAS Trading Post-2 bed room apt. top floor. BUY NOW, SAVE MONEY SUMMER HOMES. 4 BEDROOMS = Sixth St, View, fine roof and foundation, furnace furnished. ACREAGt, on Highway. 5l2 ELEVENTH ST-4 bedrooms iniaiu floors. $1,500 BUYS Lot To Block l, Seat ter Tract. ACROSS from Juneau Cold Stor, age, reasonable bldg, 26x50. INCOME PROPERTY, small down payment, 3 duplexes. indiv. bath rooms, electric stoves, refrig., furn. good foundation, roof. See by aprt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04
0lDTIMfRS LOSE 10
 UDSTARTS IN THIRD,
 LAST OF } GAMEy

The UpStarts defeated the Old timers on the Elks Alleys last night in the third match of the tourney but only by 20 pins. The games were played best two out of three matches but if total pins had been counted, tke Upstarts would be just that, as the Oldtimers totalled the most pins.
 Scores last night were as follows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04

The Northern Division Pacific Coast Conference basketball chase opened last night with the favored Oregon Ducks turning back a de- telmined Washington State Five, 56 to 52 It was a nip-and- tuck affair with the score tied on eleven occasions and the lead changing ten times. Oregon led at halftime 23 to g
 Meanwhile at Seattle, the Univer- sity of Washington got off to a successful start, beating the Uni versity of Idaho 51 t3 A. The Huskies dominated the backboards but didn't begin to pull away until midway in the second half.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04

The University of Michigan Hockey team had little difficulty ill trouncing an inexperienced Uni yersity of California squad, 6-l last night in Berkeley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04
FOR SALE

GILL NET SKIFF with some web. Phone Green 113 or call at Mad sen Cycle and Fishing Supply.
 468-4t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04

FURNITURE: living room, bedroom and dinette. May be seen at 526 5th Street after pm. or call 83. 463-3t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04
FAIR WARNING

BOGOTA - Sign posted in the Bogota office of the Inter- -Munici- pal Transportation Company: Be on guard We carry in stock cof- fins of every size and description
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04
 NEW ADDING MACHINES Sl2.95 Immeuiate Delivery

The New Lightning Desk Portable Adding machine is fast and ac- curate, easy to operate. Adds to 99,999.99, also subtracts. Fully au- tomatic. Rigidly built of strong and enduring metals with attrac-
 tive plastic base IA long and Az" wide. Full year guarantee. You become an expert in few minutes of practice Checks ac- cepted, COD. ii desired. Ship
 ping cost S.27 parcel post. Full instructions and written guaran- tee with each machine. c. w. Hcisington, dealer, 4912 Panama
 Place, San Diego, Cal. 468-lt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04

When Columbus landed at what is known now as Puerto Rico, 1t was the first and only time that his feet trod on what is now U. S.. Territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04

Iii Pacific Coast Hockey League play last night the San Diego Sky hawks took a to l decision over the leading Hollywood Wolv- es. Dutch EveIs broke up the tight game with a third period goal.
 And at Vancouver. British Col umbia, New Westminster beat Van couver, to 5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04

At Hollywood, bantamweight champion Louis Castillo got the nod over Tony Olivera of Les An geles in a close ten round battle.
 San Diego fight fans watched Berry Weight, a Cleveland welter- weight, punchout his second straight decision over Don LemoS of Los Angeles
 In San Francisco, Emory Jack son of San Diego was awarded a fifth round TKO over Leroy Wade of San Francisco. The Bay City fighter suffered a badly cut lip and injured hand in the fifth.
 Heavyweight Roy Hawkins of Portland stopped Leo Bigsby of Houston in the third round of their scheduled ten round Portland scrap.
 Hawkins sealed l92 and Bigsby PIT. Bigsby was cn the floor for a seven count in the second. A lcng right hook in the third put him away for good.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04

BRAND NEW Burroughs Calcula-
 tor. Phone 5. 456-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04
Sporis Briefs


 Joe DiMaggio, who has signed his 1947 ccntracS with the New York Yankees. will undergo an operation Tuesday for removal of a bone in his left heel but he will be ready for spring training in mid-Febru- ary.
 Joey Maxim, the youthful heavy weight title aspirant from Cleve- land, may get crack at Bruce Wcodcock, England's champion, if he whips Jersey Joe Walcott in their 10-round bout at Convention Hall in Philadelphia Monday night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04

The University of Noue Dame was founded in l842
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04

1889 Buick, 4-door sedan. E. Fleek, Yellow Cab Go. 453-t.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04

GIRLS JUNIOR bicycle s20., new seat, handle bars, tires and chain
 Phone 7l8. 463-6t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-04
FOR RENT

ROOM AND BOARD for young man. 568 Scatter Tract. Phone Red TOP 464-t4.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
Poae IS

The Little Church of Fort Lincoln is open
for yoar inspection daily. Capital Tran
sit buses take you directly to the entrance
gates at 32OI Biadensbnrs Road, at the
District Lise.
Arkansas State press., 1947-01-03
WDI. 1 Praises
Enferracial
Student Meet

Asheville. N. C.-(WDL)--Fol-
lowing the recent conference of
the North Carolina Student Leg
Islative Assembly, which was the
first interraeial meeting of North
Carolina students at which a
Negro presided, the Workers De-
tense League sent eongratula-
tions.
In a letter to Robert Morrison,
president of the assembly's SEN
ate, Joe Felmet, Southern WDL
field secretary, also expressed
approval of the policy adopted
which permitted the extension Of
invitations to students in Negro
colleges in the state to partici-
pate in the assembly" There
were 70 white delegates and "a
Negro delegates.
Felmet also applauded the
assembly for tabling a bill to out
law the closed shop in North
Carolina and for approving legis-
lation for a Csc hourly minimum
wage
Arkansas State press., 1947-01-03
To!modge Funeral
Mocks His Life

AtianLa-- (CNS) --- A quartet
asug at the funeral Of Governor
elect Eugene ToImadga last week,
and through the choice of his
layurIte hymns was revealed the
stupidity Of his NE spent in agi-
iatiEg for white supremacy There
were Negroes among those who
stood outside the church to mourn
Talmadge while the quartet inside
sang "rho Old Rugged Cross"
When They Ring Those Golden
Bells and Beautiful Isle Of
Somewhere They might have
been the choice Of any humble
Negro in the crowd, who lived in
deep aplrltual love, and who rec
ogailcd that 1t is one of Cod
commandments to- love our neigh
boris as ourselves. In death, Tai
m1dgc dared admit the existence
1i q God he dcfled in attempting
10 keep Negroes at the lowest hui
man level.
Arkansas State press., 1947-01-03
Bar Association
Moving TO Lift
Ban On Negroes

Cincinnati, Ohio. - (WDL) -
Steps toward ending the Cincin-
natl Bar Associations ban on
Negroes are being taken by the
group headed by Paul w Steer,
who resigned as treasurer follow
ing the associations rejection of
William A. McClain, Negro
lawyer.
Answering letter of congratu-
lations from the legal committee
of the Workers Defense League,
Steer said: THE decision to make
a public protest to the bar assoc
cations regretable action was
difficult only in one respect, that
being the resulting unfavorable
publicity to the bar association,
which does many fine and good
things both in and out of the
profession. / took counsel with
several persons and we concluded
that unfavorable comment against
the association was not unjusti-
fled in view of the larger and
lasting benefits that could be
achieved by highlighting the
shortsightedness.
Several of us are now getting
underway to do something about
it, and it seems to be already evil
dent that the protest which gave
the press and others a chance to
show Indignation is helping
UNFOLDING Steers contention,
the associations executive COM
Imittec recently approved a special
committees recommendations for
constitutional amendments that a
majority Of the five-man mem
bcrship committee instead of four
affirmative votes shall be suffi-
cient for recommending an appli-
cant and that a majority mem
bership vote instead of 80 per
cent shall be sufficient for accept
ing an applicant 1t was the 80
per cent requirement which
caused McClain to be rejected
| The recommended amendments
| will be acted upon at the associa-
TONS February quarterly mem
Ibcrship meeting.
Arkansas State press., 1947-01-03
G 13.E. EsesE DEMONSTRATION
4 '1'TR c1zE:.D BY City C0gyVClE,

y w York=tS NS-Acting upon
10000 written complaints, and
scores Of organized protest IS, the
New York City Council last week
took positive steps to wipe out
discrimination in the selection Of
Students for postgraduate eda-
cation. Voting u accept an in
term report Of a special commit
tee set Up last September to IN
Yestigate, the council took d posi-
tive step to curb the growing fa-
eial end religious bias practieed
IN many colleges here.
The council passed a resolution
calling upon governor Dewey to
establish q State University, in
Guiding medical and dental
schools, and requesting the legis-
latgra to pass SITTER anti-dis-
elimination laws at the next SEES
sion.
The committee recommended
that the Board of Estimate in
clude a provision in all future
with schools using city
for teaching purposes,
that no discrimination will be
Arkansas State press., 1947-01-03
Worcn's Clothing
Coming Down

Washington - (CNS)- Now
that yo uhave spent your last
kopcck to get the little woman
ouuIticd for Christmas vc ought
not 10 tell you this, but news is
news. So here goes According
10 the office of Temporary Con-
trolls, woman's clothing prices
viii tumble, In some cases almost
fifty per cent That means that
The dress for which you shcllod
oul sixty bucks for q week or so
ago. will bee priced at thirty
Chiefly the price cutting viii
boz in dresses. coats. suits and fur
coats Fur manufacturers are
trying hard to get the 20 per cent
tax removed from their products.
so they can make "a cut without
taking q loss. Costume jowclry,
thc item that scared early in the
year. is now a drug on the mark
ct, and win soon be selling for a
song. So certain are the down
ward rcvisions in priccs-somc
stores offered cut prices during
the Christmas shopping days.
While dollar volume was up, the
number Of articles sold during
the holidays was off.
Arkansas State press., 1947-01-03

threat of the revived Khan and
urged that the law enforcement
agencies of the state take appro-
pirate action to remove the cloak
of legality under which the Khan
continues to function
Two states, Oklahoma and Del
aware announced their intention
Of investigating Khan activities
with a view toward instituting
preventive action against any re-
surgence Of the organization. Two
other states, Indiana and WiscCn-
sin, have instituted action to re-
woke the Klan charter. James A
Emmert, Attorney-General Of In
diana. has announced that while
no Khan activity is evident in lnI
diana, action has begun to forfeit
the defunct Klan's charter for
failure to file reports, On De-
ccmber 10, a circuit order was
issued in Wisconsin revoking the
klans charter in that state.
Earlier in the year Khan charters
were revoked following court
action in California, Kentucky
New Jersey and New York,
The survey indicates that a
charter for the XXX was refused
in 1922 in Colorado. Illinois re-
vokcd their charter in 1897. In
Maine the charter is dormant and
cannot be revived Eleven other
states declared that no Khan
charter was on record. They are.
Arkansas, Connecticut, Mime
sota Mississippi, Missouri, Ne
br1ska, Nevada, Rhode Island,
Tennessee Vermont. and Wyom.
ing.
States declaring the Khan to
be inactive included Alabama.
Arizona Montana, New Hamp-
shire (whcro a charter was grant
ed in l92D North Carolina, Orc
gon South Dakota, Utah, and
Virginia Officials in a few Of
these states, whore the American
tGuiuh r2pyrggg a. t,,,.,-t,ff,tt,,..
reports of Khan activities, may
not be aware of the cross-burn-
inGs and Khan actions reported in
their state newspapers.
Opposition to the Khan was do
clared by officials in Arizona,
Connecticut Delaware, Florida,
Indiana, Maine, Minnesota, New
Hampshire, South Dakota, and
Virginia
Arkansas State press., 1947-01-03
Xmas Amnesty
Urged By WDL,

New York City. - WDL 49, In
sending Christmas cards 10 its
members, the officers and staff
of the Workers Defense League
reminded them that unless there
is amnesty, 700 conscientious
directors serving prison SEN
fences will spend another Christ
mas behind bars, while $500
already released will remain
without civil rights"
Quoting a recent statement by
the American Veterans Commit
tee that: 1T is time Tor the Presi-
dent of the United States. inn
PEELED by the spirit of malice to-
ward none and charity for all to
grant amnesty to conscientious
DIRECTORS" the WDL card urged
members to wire President Tru-
man and Attorney General Tom
Clark for a Christmas amnesty.
Arkansas State press., 1947-01-03

Murfreeboro charging first degrees
Tob who supposed murder and charging assault
have amuck December 49, to murder
was indicted here this week Continued on PAGE a
Arkansas State press., 1947-01-03
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE:
.HONORS brown BOMBER

New YORK, ~ tGlooal)-
Joe LOUIS showed the world last
NonGag might tAat ms tongue can
De- a. sAa}p as ms punches. Wheh
ne stepped to the fadlo on the
'tafAsh1 hooi oil the WALDORF
iS'ofia Ho'eb Whefe ne was
hohofea guest at dinner gwen
by the southern conference For
--uiaah welfare, ana spoke inc
olloWing words;
Inc southern conference
-hoa'dht give me d special honor'
'eFey Green leditof OF the jack
On MISS, AaVocate} should get
ne h3hets. ne ana the niue peo-
Die &h9 went to the polls down
mere Tor the inst time-they
made the dream ei Abraham
Lincoln come true.
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Arkansas State press., 1947-01-03

J. c. GRAY. 1916 Bishop. was
elected at meeting of the Little
Rock City Council December l6
as Commissioner for Street I'm
provement District No. 449. Mr..
Gray took oaih few days later
and is now qualified as a Com
missioner. Mr.. Gray is secretary
treasurer of the local branch.
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters. and also served as chair
man Of the local Council for a
Permanent FEpC. His office is
al 82l State ST.
Arkansas State press., 1947-01-03

prcateed IN the selection Of stu
dents.
The American Jewish Congress
rs largely responsible for the ap-
pointmeat of the committee and
the investigation, and figures and
Iacts submitted were gathered by
the Congress. 1t is planned to
establish a permanent committee
to investigate all complaints of
discrimination in the future.
Arkansas State press., 1947-01-03
SO NEGRO CHAPLAINS
ON DUTY WITH ARMY
ON DECEMBER /, 1916

Washington, d. Con Decem-
Der !, 1916, So Negro chaplains
we're on active duty with the
Army, the War Department has
announced. Seven of this num-
Der were members of the Regular
Army.
Arkansas State press., 1947-01-03
Oklahoma Senator
Urged T TO Help Gust
Him by NAACP Head

New York.--ln a telegram to
Senator Elmer Thomas, Demo-
cfat from Oklahoma, Walter
White, executive secretary, NAA
cP, today took issue with the
Senator's outrageous statements
absolving Senator Bilbo from re-
sponsibility, and saying that his
investigating committee would
hold next week that the Mis-
sissippi election system, not Sem
atotr Bilbo, prevented Negroes
from voting there. Mr.. White
stated:
I'VE are profoundly shocked
by your statement of virtual ex-
culpation of Senator Bilbo. Does
your statement that Bilbo said
nothing during his Mississippi
campaign different from anything
he has said on the floor OF the
Senate make either statements
any less vicious and disgraceful?
And IS your statement that Bilbo
should not be denied a seat be-
cause virtually every other can
didate in Mississippi is guilty of
the same practices any valid rea-
son for refusing to begin with
Bllbo in bringing democracy for
the first time to Mississippi?
I'VE are appalled, that Unit
ed States Senator should utilize
such reasoning to perpetuate dan
gerously in high national office
one who has violated every canon
of ,decency and honor. We sim
cerely hope that you win recon-
slider your position and vote to
make the United States Senate a
cleaner and more honorable body
by voting against the seating Of
Bilbo."
In Oklahoma, Thomas home
state, Negroes through whose
support Senator Thomas owes his
reelection are peppering his
Washington office with appeals 10
the Senator to vote against Civ
ing Bilbo seat in the Eightieth
Congress. Roscoe Dunjee, presi-
dent of the Oklahoma Conference
of Branches, NAACP, in response
to letter from Thomas promis-
ing that he would BE governed
by the evidence that has been
and is being produced against
the Senator (Bilbo)" wrote SEN
ator Thomas, on December 18th,
saying
There may be some technical
tiles which prevent the presen-
tation of evidence against this
man, but it appears to me that
his hands are dripping with guilt
as fully as were the hands of
Pontius PLATE with the blood of
Christ. No one believing in
maintaining the guarantees citi-
zens possess, under the Constitu-
ton, could support this evil man
in the position he takes on race.
and his obvious tendencies to-
wards bribery, He is totally I'M
FIT to represent even the people
of Mississippi.
Mr. Dunjee urged all NACP
branches and branch members to
join him in urging Senator Thorn
as to vote for Bilbos expulsion
from the Senate.
4
Arkansas State press., 1947-01-03
VELViA GRADUATES

The Velvia School of Cosmo-
tology graduating class of jan
uary, l947 invites you to attend
their graduating exercise ON
January 9Th at 8;15 p. m, Dream
land auditorium. Mrs. Thelma
+. Snow, reporter
Arkansas State press., 1947-01-03
TWELVE NEGROES TO
GRADUATE AT ARMY

Twelve Negro soldiers were
among the first enlisted class Of
the Army Information School
which was graduated here on
December 10.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
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Evening star., 1947-01-06
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