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RoToTTLLERs NOW AVAILABLE : The
garden tTassoT Of los Rho1e G5 3sSo
rIs s1 snd ae1Wh natt The
Trees nsH FA fa2p ntT sufsery
Esnsynt f!s' sfFHs ssFFs TREr Ell IT
fG F1AGsToNE 81 s11K Walks. terraces. tireplaces,
rock gardens; Iens;,d fishponds, retaining walls
GOOD BANK RUN. gravel and cinders for
roads, streets and dEiveways;, deliysred and
125fsd Ry iii Dirt sand snd road
ioss 81. Slio: ,rPs~ Ps; 557s. a,,,r,, 10 j.,
GaHnEs g. he nns
MALoNEY,s, INC. s126 Ga. ave- Silver
S4sP SBEIPPs sAsRiyEp@Redman sR faso Roth sarden
bar attachments. STANLEY II. HoRNER,
INC. Trailer cepter. 9th st. and Florida
LaNbscAPE IyS, 1;a; GARDEN. seeding. fertlizing.
top soil, spraying nursery stock. grading,
maintenance of lawns drainage system
tree work. Book your fall seeding early.
Mow1stG MACHINE, single horse. 51o1
WhesIs. Td se1f se NE EDWARP P.sis
Aa earietles, S q and sSa5 6' ea ausi BEHNkE h4E
NURSERIES. Wash. BALTIC. blvd BeltsyiIle,
Nd; Dial TO. 1924. g.
h.p. motor and starter switch; regularly
S444,45, now S299.95. SEARS ROE
BUCK & CO., CO. 1900. Wis. ave.
R0TOTILLER 1947 5-hp. garden tractor.
with latest cultivating attachments and
extra set of larger wheels; 2 speeds, for
ward and reverse: like new: farm sold;
S1OO discount from list price. SH. 1920.
SATISFACTORY RESULTS are permanent
at this particular season for the planting
of the slower growing quality yews, azaleas
and box; bamboo. the unusual picturesque
evergreen, responds quickly and has no
hedging: try an application Of Wondergro,
the specially prepared magic compost fer, feI,
growth to a deeper green. causes faded,
weak bloom to take on new life and color.
Five 2-bushel bags delivered for $40. When
you think Of better pools. outdoor drep aces.
walks. walls, steps. terraces. porches. drive
waterproofing., painting, carpentry. call
+! & 4225 @ for free @ I estimate: -
grading and pruning; lawns renovated;
topsoIl delivered; no job too small. Ask
fnr Ashton 01So q
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ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN, SO, quiet, good habits; nice
furn, bed-livins room; Ink facilities.
aoes SefsSn ROOM 6eS sY or sns. Ss5 room
and breakfast wanted by middle-aged, en-
ployed woman: in home of adults; quiet
environment desired. Box 102-Y. Star.
YOUNG DIPLOMAT. unmarried, wishes &C.
commodation in large private home. or
estate: in residential section or within 20
mile radius; have car: references available
Kindly write Box 3O4-V. Star.
LADY. refined. employed. would like room
in clean, Christian home Box 113-Y
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HOUSES UNFURkIsHEp.

NEW e-sTORY DETACHED brick-:2 bed
rms. living rm dining rm;, tile bath, kit.
full basement. gas heat: located 2H mi:
from D. c. line, of Washinston-Bal blvd
rent for S135 mo, mos advance rent.
required LU. 1874 after $50 pm. IS
BRJGHTWOOD DUPLEX-6 rms, inclosed
porch, automatic heat; available Sept. ];
permanent adult family preferred; 500.
Box 351-V, Star. -5
4-Story town house; neigh
borhod Dupont Circle for ofices of er1ls
basy or foreign agency. EX. 14a6.
s2I5LS3j LESS THAN CEILING PRICE
Freshly decorated ! 1-room home; new cleo
trio range and REFRIGERATOR, oil burner:
beautiful view; ~ acres. $3.50 Wilson
olvd. CO. 1878 8 80 to s. 10
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AVIATION.

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
sHTVERs INSURANCE AGENCY. 1910
Vermont ave NV DI 100
SHARE OPEN, 5-member club: 1916 Aero
coupe, 2-way radio; perfect condition.;
members flying for about So hr. For in
formation and demonstration, call TIE.
FOR SALE-one-ffth interest in long-es-
tablished flying club; Aeronca tandem, now
insured about $1,000: excel. cond.; share
cost 1878 months ago. must sell will
accept highest reasonable offer; don't be
bashfHi. L. 5743. g.
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

HOME TO EXCHANGE OR TRADE for
similar home in ne. At anita, Ga. Arlins-
ton, Va. miles downtown Wash,
miles Pentagon and miles Ag.iculturs
Building. Just of Lee blvd, 9 rooms,
bedrooms. brick veneer, 2-ttory. full base
ment, automatic oil heat. large lot, Vese-
table, flower gardens Near Shopping cen
tsrs s;s 6usline' ehaFcnes ana Seho0s' o.
BALTIMoRE FOR wAsHINGToN--By
owner: house, rms bath. sarage, lge.
for similar house in Wash. or nearby.
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ROOMS FURkIsnED-s.E. and s.W.

DOUBLE FRONT ROOM-Working couple
preferred. Reasonable. Lu. 1883. -5
321 C ST. Sc, near Capitol and Library
Front single room. 81 wk.: back room,
twin, beds, SIS each; sun, porch as lounging
porch, also private bath; all girls or all
men. AT. 6664. Ill
1857 Fl. DAVIS ST. s.E.-Furn. room. in
new private home. for lady. Victor 4O53.
THE CASCO, IL 3rd st. Sc. rear Con-
gressional Library-Large clean rooms:
maid service: reasonable rates liz
COLORED-4I9 4th ST. S.E.-Double rm.;
quiet persons; light cooking; no children:
$40 a week. AT. 5515 from to 8 am.
or 6 to s pm. %
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ROOMS UNEURNIsHEp.

RANDOLPH PL. NV
large unfurnished rooms for rent, in a nice,
quiet, respectable home. near carline. with
privileges III
CoLORED 1918 SPRING RD. NV. -
rms. in respectable home. with or without
privils.; reasonable. DU. 90l6 after 6.
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ROOMS FURk. OR UhFURk.

COEORED-L.HK. ROOMS-Unfurn. {
rm.. kit. apts.. single and dble. rooms
furn or unfurn.: conveniently located on
carline. Apply 1910 N st. NV, EX. 1896
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

THREE-UNIT BLDG, at 1872 Kenyon NV,
This property is excellently located and
priced below the market. Consult CAREY
3733. IS
32-UNIT APARTMENT - Fireproof BRICK
building, in beautiful condition, excellent
downtown location for sale at s times
rent. Call Mr.. Thornton, WA. S625. with
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411. %
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MIscELLANEOUs FOR RENT.
MiscElLANEoUs WAITED.

BULLDOZER, with experienced operator
for hire, land clearing, excavating. grad
ing, road building. stump removal. FA,
SR4-J 14*
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The EVENING STAR, Washington, D, c. g-1


RooM WITH BOARD Wonted Cont. J
PERMANENT CIVIL SERVICE empIoye
bachelor. desires room and board; Sc
near Navy Yard. GEO. KLOTTER, re-
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HOUSES FUR. OR UAFUR.

e-BEDRoOM HOME; owner occupied; in
nearby Maryland. Gall NO; 1923. - =,
or 3 bedroom house IN D. C. or nearby
Nd Ho. 1850 after 5 pm.-----ll
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ROOM WITH soARp WANTED.

REFINED JEWISH GIRL desires board and
room with private family. Call immediate
ly. Georgia 2204. -
ing, repairing home etc. wants room and
board. for part-time work evenings and
week ends. Boz 100-Y, Star.
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POULTRY ens EGGS
COAL, WOOD end FUEL OIL.

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV
ME. .0OS9-Baby chicks. feed and poultr
Sunp1jes
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

47c busfel basket; deliver!
on 3 or more, Call HECHINGER CO.
AT 14OO -
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FARM and GARDEN.

BLACK GELDING, 16 2.1O hands, z yr
old: gentle: S125. Call AK. 1896. :
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Si25; in perfect condition. GE. 7Iso'
med. del; also used all makes: axes reeondi, rondi
sseartylaceH ssatl II St NJ Ne. Ii. 5000. Ii. 2545:
ser1el sas sesr III
sTI;HsspSb s6s{ TIRE R1ess aafr sssss ssI%
and II sts. ne open every eve. till pm.
X; kaE;riRsfsaEkHfok, issaE ss3 T. Norge excel condition.
PrRSirhayyGGERAToR-1s4s PRir s-cubic-tt. de luxe
~sas M ssryeI rsirissg9sstor' like new $3.50
ssssssa SSsss apt En- s's Hsss
FnEoTFIRsiiGERAToR. noFIsii Westinghouse; neg s-S mo-
SE sTesI1snhST oGnsi.loP Prisiasre sss A
M1r n use; also one in need of repair; cheap
.SHs sstss sseseaii6sr &C. hs bolt action repeater
or r best offer under; Call cH; 5S26; rsd,.sd
SAFES new and used; for every puFpose aps.se
ii marked low Sas sAPExTERs Fl Gxsy eo p
va gssnaE Efpg1SG fSs w. WaxfSa Va fsei maeniaes
sAspIln si.a al noor supplies for sale. 1882 Wis.
.wDgsI Fsd5t7s E6ekEh fEsf lunsrR KS
'Paa; faSG WSilsen STllne blvd. near Key Bridge.
\ S,TSMIrJ. complete, saw, pltS' iufnpel
\ SInysvors. 8 trucks, caterpiliar tractor
Fnrd tractor, other equipment Located al
S,,oxloPsaafnSNEwoniy S,ol safSN sos buys quality silver
saeseter E-fiat alto; just oyerhauled;
SFTTEE. n,sToop solSred n du pFsssiealy osss new
SFWTS; MACHINE SALE-Portables, con-
solos treadIes; some like new: all guar
houses western Electric. New Homes
Wheeler 4 Wilson's: all must go: renting
repairing. 2412 18th ST. NV, CO. 324b
SEWING MACHINES. elec.F port. S35;
tailor elec., mfg: shoe patch S45; rentals
repairs. $50 up. 3299 NJ NV. DE. 1857
sale or rent. immediate del. Open ewes
, SEWING MxCHINES-sineers, elec. port.
Sbles and consoles; also 31-15 power ma:
shine; irmed. delivery. Terms low as So
mo. 5-yr. guarantee on all machines
6pen ewes till s, NO. 21oo; e414 14th st
StwJNG MISUNDERSTANDING delivery
ss;nser desk models. so up; Singer
go 5n up: White portsbles; $50 so up;
w"stinshouse portable, $40 81 Rsntna
eHHiNE III II SERVICE. s5os Conn. ave en-
1856. ~
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;ssie {, HIATT ST: NV. q blk of 18th and
GRATED double studio rm. All conyeniences
and environment oaG of home. Daily maid
m sT sac sWo1s{ sseh Rg .na aatS clean SINGLE
water; gentlemen only: private home;
perm perm ,prss Preferred ed NE; 1920; .u,.
beds nicely furnished; running water: Sc
ss1s s7th NV, off Conn. vic. of ward
bath; with porch: for lady. s35. CO
i;i', lssS AND QUE ST xwmNse double
ciSITT s1:i nnHpF Mxss "a sen W1scosss Gn ss .ves
Living bedroom and bath breakfast grill
eood 4 desired; 2 employed adults. ore.as
saoo Pa, AVE. N.w.-Lh-k. room, next
$50 s1so fspaysf MssaEfHuR fGRDf sLvS R SW roxb
ing Potomac; on D.4 bus. Glen Echo car
7ds IT'S ,s3s a ST. ~, NV sftef Dupont o ares-com
gle room; gentlemen preferred DE. ss5s
s04 Goth ST. N.w-Lge front room,
young gentleman empl.. or student pvt
home; references. Call after 4;3O, RE.
$3.50 14th ST. N.w.-Nicely furn. Ink.
BIZ K fRoM fRSGlf eoohbeE e sinEas Recr centes
room. closets, pvt. bath, Iaund. and cook
PsSlf Psss hvs sk ST from sus aE saS r
2; kitchen priyil;,. laundry, unlimited phone;
1888 FATRMONT ST. N.W.@L.h.k., ige
front bed-liv. rnl, 5 windows, near bath
2nd a.: married couple or ladies. nc
drinking or smoking. co, 2270.
1917 r. LAVE. N.W.-High-class, close-in
2. dandy large doubles, twin beds and clos
sh oss, also sdy to share
ing bath, Inspection invited by appoint
1000 i0oo new HAMPsHIRE AVE. NV
light housekeeping rooms. quiet couple OIL
| 2 women: no children, no pets. Phone OIL
call bet. 10 pm, telephone DI. 1868. --f
CONN. AVE. facing Wardman Park Hote
I-2 cross-ventilated rooms. beds, large
bath and shower; unlimited phone; avail
4 isis FxIRMoNr ST. N.w.-one light
wster. Frigidaire; S12 -
CLEAN. cool twin-bed double; sttrac furn.
spr.. matt; shower: slso lge. sgle.: gentle
men only; "a blk. 18th st. bus. NO. 1853
1919 10th ST. Apt. No. a1--Nice, clear
comfortable single rm. for girl, $50 MI
1853 1ss a1tsi 18th 81. sn' N.w-rvo .ttractissl,
BATH ssth 'scs csil ss Ho. 5o7s. ''o'e''' h V
beautifully furnished; "a block from trans
portation AD 1868. -
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CONTINUED on Next Pags.)
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01
$4,000
ASKED FOR
NY. WOMAN

NEW YORK-The N A A c p
Legal Department has filed suit
against the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company and Florida
East Coast Railway Company in
behalf of Berta Mae Watkins,
Negro woman, resident of New
York City
The complaint charged that on
the 28th of February, 1946, Mrs.
Watkins purchased ticket at the
Pennsylvania Station in New
York for through trip to West
Palm Beach, Florida on The
Champion" which gave her a
right to occupy specific reserv-
ed seat in the train. 1t further
stated that in Jacksonville, Flori-
da, she was ordered to move by
agents of the two companies, and
that when she refused, the Jack
sonville Police were called to ar
rest her.
NAACP attorney Robert l.. Car
See $4,000 ASKED-page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01

RAYVILLE, Louisiana In a
suit brought to recover one-half
interest in 80 acres Of some OF
the richest oil land in Richland
Parish, conservatively valued at
$750,00o, Mrs. Effie Dexter Arnold
colored woman Of Delhi, together
with those holding mineral rights
through her, obtained judgment
in District Court last week decree
ing her to be the rightful owner
of the interest in both in land
and minerals. Should all of the
land produce equally as it has
the interest OF Mrs. Dexter will
amount to nearly 100000, court
officials said. The Sun Oil Com
pany, c. II. Humpy, Jr and the
heirs of James l.. Andings, Sr.
were the defendants in the suit,
basing their defense largely up
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01
N. 0. Branch NAACP Blocks
City's whiteWashing The
RACKET" Killing Of Negro

NEW ORLEANS, Lathe fatal
shooting of Elijah Myles, 2l-year
-old Negro rubbish collector, of
1896 Laussat Street. Friday, July
10, by Ferdinand Mohr, 53-year-
old white foreman on the city's
Agriculture Street dump, has
caused police investigation
which entered its ninth consecu-
tive day with no signs of abating
and has caused New Orleans law
enforcement officials to divide
themselves into two opposing fac
tons.
One group, acting on reports
OF the autopsy performed on the
slain man by the eminent DR.
George F. c. Fasting, senior path
ologist at Charity Hospital, and
of DR.. Dominick s. Condie, Off
eial New Orlean Police Depart
ment physician, charges tn at
Myles was shot in the back and
demands the indictment of Mohr
on murder charge.
The other group, waving a
death certificate signed by DIR.
Richard Buck, assistant Orleans
Parish Coroner. contends Myles
was shot in the chest while adj
vancing on Mohr and that Mohr
acted in self-defenst and the kill
ing was justifiable.
Meanwhile, Superintendent of
Police A. A. Waters. Chief of
Detectives William Scheuring, and
District Attorney Herve Racivitch
are personally probing into an al
legged "$10,000-a-year salvage rack
ct" on the Agriculture Street
dump which is said to have been
the motive behind the Myles' Stay
ing.
The case, closed by the police
department and the district at
torney's office only a few hiurs
after Myles was killed, was re-
See FATAL SHOOTING-pg. 4
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01
Smugg|e Appeal From
Georgia's Death House

NAACP officials in New York
disclosed this week that terror
stricken Negroes in the Anglulla
Prison camp near Brunswick, Ga,
where eight Of their number had
been blasted to death by the war
den and Negro hating guards last
week, had been successful i'll
smuggling a desperate appeal for
help to the Associations repre-
sentatives. The letter, painfully
scrawled on sheets of crumpled
paper. reached NAACP national
headquarters in New York today
The convict, whose identity could
not be disclosed, wrote ~ Dear
sir Just a few lines to let you
hear from us all We all are really
in danger down here and we need
you all help at once please this
warden is out on Bender An still
has same Job as warden over
us prisnors this Man he May Kill
all of us an his wife to.----Why
he still has pistle on him an
giveing order to us somethin may
happen on the II of July we do
not-kncw for the warden he tell
us all. What will happen on
Monday morning we Is not give
ing him no trouble but he is all
the time naggin at us all every
morning he says something to us
for what we do not knew. he tell
the short gun man II we stoup
down to fire the gum that is do
ing bad all ready all the same
gun mans and the same warden
who did the l<illen they all has
the same job. why give him to
much of a chance he have kill
eight all ready O please Mr. we
see sMUGGLE-- page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01

PSC Holds Banner
Summer Time
Commencement

Forty one graduates got bacca-
laureate degrees Thursday night
with minors and majors in the
fields OF biology, business admin
iStration, chemistry. drama and
stagecraft education, English, his
tory, home economics, music, re-
ligion, secretarial science, sociolo-
gy and social science when Phi
lander Smith College, DR.. M. La
fayette Harris. President, held its
summertime commemorate
affair which has become the So
cial event of the season.
The summer commencement
season began Sunday with the
baccalaureate address by DR.. Ho-
race. M Lewis, Superintendent of
the Conway District of the North
Arkansas Conference, who receiv-
ed his B. A from Hendrix, and
his B ID. from Perkins School of
Theology of Southern Methodist
University, Dallas, Texas, and who
has held pastorates in Morrilton,
Russellville and Batesville Mon
day saw the Senior Chapel at
nine o'clock in the morning and
the Junior Entertainment to the
Seniors at 8:45 p. m. The Senior
Class Night Annual Dramatic
Presentation was given Tuesday
night. The Lawn Festival to Grad
yates. Faculty, and Friends took
plaos Wedsesday at six.p, m.
Thursday was the day of exhibits
by the Department of Home Ec-
onomics, and today friday, the
Commencement Exercises take
place at Gas in the morning.
This occasion crowns an ella
borate summer program of Phi
lander in which the college has
See PSC BANNER-page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01

DALLAS, Tex.--A North Dali
las boy was beaten to death with
a baseball bat last week at the
Oak Cliff Park by another teen
ager. Julian Powell. The victim,
an allegedly older lad, was IT.
year old Dale Bolden Of 1901
Cochran Street. According to wit
nesses a pair of sun glasses be-
longing to the dead youth that
he had let Julian Powell have at
a dance, was the cause OF the ar
gument which caused one boy to
murder another one. 1t is also
stated by witnesses that Powell
gave small boy a nickel for the
bat with which he battered the
head of Dale Bolden until he was
dead.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01
MIR Library Calls
For Readers
Committee Meet

The Thirteenth Street Branch
of the North Little Rock Public
Library opened its doors for bus
mess Monday between the hours
of two and seven p. m, and this
first day of public use saw seven
teen visitors On Tuesday, there
were twenty-seven persons who
took advantage of its facilities.
Mrs. Jeweleen Bonner, the libra
rian, functioned efficiently.
The Library Committee, Rever-
end j. H. Gipson, chairman, and
Willie Williams, secretary treas
urer met Tuesday night A new
committee, the Committee on In
terror Decoration was initiated
with Mira nirtis v1ilais ehais-
man. Mrs. Williams will continue
the organization Of the COMMITTEES.
Besides these three persons Mr..
Bonner, Professor Z. H. Muntsr.
principal of Jones School -
chairman fths Publicity Con-
mittee, and Mira Esther Mason.
chairman of the Entertainment
Committee were present
See NILE LIBRA1x-1sge fsas
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01

Dewey created State Commission
Against Discrimination has DEM
onstrated. even to its most bitter
opponents during its first two
years that fair employment does
work.
"SCAD admittedly has not mat
ched the Roosevelt-created FEPC
Of wartime" states the featu, e
which pictures a typical unfair
employment investigation from
start to finish But banks, depart
ment stores, plants and CONNER
cial firms have employed Negroes
See FEPC MAY SwING--pg. 4
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01

When Jackie Robinson played
his first game OF the big league
season in Brooklyn, New York,
Branch Hickey was keeping a
promise of 40 years standing to
Negro dentist in Albuquerque,
New Mexico says novelist Mark
Harris in September Negro Dr.
gest
This dentist is Charles l., Tho
mas, Harris who is author Of
Trumpet To The World" contin-
ues, football teammate Of Rick
ely at Ohio Wesleyan University
in 1901, and star catcher for the
Hickey coached baseball team
from that same institution
Tommy, as Branch Hickey re-
fcrs to his former sepia star. was
the only Negro member of the
team and became the first Negro
to play on the athletic fields of
many lilly white colleges The
raw prejudice and ribald riding
he received at the hands of vari-
Gus opposing white players was a
continual source Of anger
The pay off, however, came in
1905 in South Bend, Indiana when
a hotel refused the Negro accom-
modations. Hickey set up col
in his own room for Tommy, and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01
FEPC May Swing Key Negro Vote
To Republican Party In 1913

Republican Tom Dewey will
swing the key Negro vote from
the Democrats for the first time
since 1896, says September Ebony,
If the New York governor can
prove that his statewide FEpC
works effectively.
Now entering its third year,
New York's FEPC Is the only
thread of hope for Negroes in
view Of U. S. industry's unwritten
law making them the first to be
fired and last to be hired, accord
ing TO the Ebony feature entitled
Does FEPC Work. And the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01
Teachers Union
To Promote
Registration

NEW ORLEANS. La.-At a re-
cent meeting the League Of Class
room Teachers, Local sgt, ALL,
mapped out a program to get
more Negroes TO vote. according
TO an announcement by Mrs. Mar
euerite M Minis, chairman of the
Registration Committee.
Using a tried and true method
Of block registration, each teach
er was assigned her own neigh
borhood In friendly competition
for the largest number of regi-
strantS. the successful teacher will
receive an award from the union
Reports will be checked weekly
and particularly successful teach
ers will be assigned larger terri
tories.
The Teachers Union seeks the
cooperation of Parent-Teacher
Associations, labor unions and
ministers in this worthy endeav-
or Stickers provided by the Ma
&C? will designate those persons
IN the ncighborhoods who have
registered
or the more than 800 Negro
teachers in New Orleans about
Gu percent belong to the Fedora
ton which is now in It's tenth
year Mrs Veronica b Hill is
president Of the bi-racial organi-
zation.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-01
PreSs.labor
Institute Set
For August 8
NEW ORLEANS "Techniques

NEW ORLEANS "Techniques
for Improving Relations between
the Press and Organized Labor
is the general theme of the Sc
cond worker education institute,
originated by DR. George Snow
den, liaison officer of the Louis
lana State Federation Of Labor, A
FL
The institutute will be a Press
Labor luncheon and panel discus
sion. Friday, August 8, at ZOO
% m. in the Dryades Street fM-
CA Among the outstanding la
Dor leaders to attend will be Err
nest Debit. president OF the Car
ponters Union, J Harvey Meter,
president of the Longshoremen's
Union T.. II "Lige" Williams,
president of the State Federation
of Labor, II. D. bouis' sc'ie'o'
treasurer Of the State Federation,
n r. Augustine, president of the
Freight Handlers Union an d
Mrs Veronica y Hill, president of
the League of Classroom Teach
ers
The press win participate in the
panel through Carter Wesley of
the Informcr Group of Papers,
r,ucius Jones, the Pittsburgh Cou-
ricr Clarence Laws, the Louisi-
ana Weekly and Chester Settler
Of the Item