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The Arizona post., 1949-12-02
Try To Control
Fund Raising

Jewish Agency for Palestine,
concerned about the danger of a
number of US. drives and cam
paigns for funds for Israel, some
worthy and some not, devised a
plan of control.
The Agency announces that a
Committee on Control and Au-
thorization has been set up at 16
E. 66th ST., New York, to vouch
for all those drives which are re-
putable and valid. They invite
inquiry from potential donors. Or.
on request the Community Coun-
Gil here will check with the Jew
iSh Agency.
Repeated efforts are under way
by individuals and new organiza-
tions to collect funds for special
and limited Israel purposes and
the claims they make are not al
ways true. The result is that i'm
portant sums are diverted from
legitimate campaigns, particular
ly UJA, the Agency explains.
The Arizona post., 1949-12-02

acting in the next Tucson high
play.
The AZA cast gathered at Pea
cock Inn after the show to talk
over their stage debuts and have
fun. Mr.. Hirsch gave them carte
blanche use of the premises-and
they stayed on and on, having
such a good time.
There's one every month. Yes
sir! Happy birthday to Phyllis
Nemiroff. To celebrate with her
were Ruth Hollander, Paul Katz
and Norman Fish.
The Arizona post., 1949-12-02
KtnAlr TtnlrtH

Kindle Sabbath Candles
Dec. 2-5 pm.
Dec. 9-5 pm.
CourteSy-Ste1Oard Observatory
Benediction
BOruch Attoh Adonoi Elohenu
Melech Ho-Olom Asher Kid-Sho-
nu b. Mitz-UoSSov U'tzi-Uonu i
hGd-lik Neyr SheI ShabboS.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15
YOu'd Bstasr Bleach Your Sklnl

Editorial In Moose Lake STAs-0AZETTE)
Are YOU one OF those individuals whose gets awy
you get tanned SUMMER Or who like
The starGazee editor has physical Characteristics which
might make you resemble Jew Negro mdian9
you are you'd get busy try your
whs supremacy promoters at all the country
the minority being tramped than
dispatches Of the week pointed half dozen out
groupings prejudice following
white" Negroes who used THEIR
swimming pools In st. Louis
In ohio the American Legion auxiliary refused to send the Negro
girl who ranked above the whites the national Girls State at
Washington p The reason given was that the auxiliary did not
girl Washngons discrimination in
accommodation tAnd THAT is nations captaD
Iowa. auxiliary itself prucaced determination when they
the delegate Negro girl though she out
all youths achievements.
Washington clash between white" and Negro girls
occurred and picture came out Of the nations capital showing
policeman riding the writing body Negro
And this ironically enough within stones throw of the Lin
coin Memorial dedicated 70 the man who said we all created
equal"
Finally the climax came last
voted down amendment which would have ban
senatyes refused 70 allow te Negro alongside
Of each other in housing settlements
ought be ashamed time daily news
paper blind hateful prejudice which American
nct people whose skins another color But then
W promote Il ourselves, don't wei
We teach our children naOnales
sons And churches and and
magazines sometimes carry this hymn Of hatred
example the Duluth News Tribune on reporting
ne Capture a. Aartn benjamin. lsearOld escapee
penal camp tagged him Indian And the Pine
sntv ee Al sandstone d the same thing
there no more justification tag indian"
Negro would be in adding the opposition
whts behind the of white man who is caught
crime
newspapers unfortunately stn on this ndi
dsce method Of racial prejudice and we let It pass u
noticed
Afecansre Robesonum to Communism for relief The
e bitter don't the advantages Of wonder
rs country But appng wonderful democracy in tn
fo every sing hymn Of hate perform an act Of pretu
80 naainst Negro indian Finn any other member Of
rntionnL religious racial group
rt ena this prejudice and make the Fourth Of July t
rasdiosAons of ~ meaning
1t iha prejudice continues those OF us who may loo
49, aer a. minority group had better set busy and heac
80 800 4 We don't may find ourselves Gampsd under foot
ttte Daees 9 prejudice
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

visit to St James church. St Paul Sunday was slim
atng experience We heard Carlyle F. Stewart of Detrots
Fenez church former local pastor masu sermon on
BE minister of the church, Rev. B. N moore
step his pulpit and offer to shake hands man 70 man
publicly with those during his admstra
affairs He wanted to forgive and be forgiven ne
That Richard Bismark Archer stepped up and
hand inspiring victory for each OF ue
three men over pride and prejudice they portrayed
type individuals whom Stewart had called real men knowing
the fencet nevertheless
our feeling that they right but were
willing reach understanding congratulate Rev Moore and
Messrs anybody in the church that
congregation visitors and members appeared deeply moved
Last week this Thursday we had
the honor of presiding public and reception which
was part Laymens League meeting OF the
Fourth AAE church Speakers included the
good earnest pastor of ST. Peter AdE Rev G Boyd rev D. ~
Moore Howard brilliant Iowa lawyer and keynoter Tor
he Progressive Party Herbert L. Dudley
capable lawyer of the E church aymen and
Governor Luther YoungdahL
IL was one Of the and the electric
facilities operation of electric fans The speak
gacOus cOOpted and each was very brief and to the
point
The governors the outofstate delegates
many of whom had already efforts in behalf of youth
mental patients relations and his ready identification with
audience appauded his much AFTER MS welcome
address had to take a bow.
The musical program excellent combined choir directed
by Ewing least two choir directors and other e
cen voices group of six young women ac-
Cvers had sing an encore Judon
Philips young has fine bass voice sang and
wife request number which had all the
guests including the states chief executive Pang their COLLECTIVE
feet ,.
James Lewis convention longtime st. Peter AME
church stalart racouy and retired to the den
II was the work of Mr. Bessie who served as
cocharman and which responsible for the
great the aymen who came from ve states
William Entzminger president district lait spoke briefly
and introduced Collins director of the youth activity OF
the Laymens League of this district
Downstairs speaking music the folks enjoyed Ice
cream and acquaintance with many SUBSCRIBERS
had not seen for ages'-CEN
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wonder how industry spends
make passenger plane flying safer7
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15
BLUFpRINT FoR RACE BUILDINo

Of otherwise hopeful aitua
chickering's and ntgues which
and contrvngs of the Negro
seeng faconasm and feuds and de-
Everybody the
nobody Glamour for and about
Democracy willing to abide by democratic p
cples revolving organizations and fraenits
are matters of every day
rights and responsibilities
to want TO ignore democratic principles and
procedures personal fortunes involved.
Baptist denomination this sesame sphtsm
that 50 rvousy afc great protestant
Catholicism one professionalism this
dramatically demonstrated in the multiplicity Of Negro
soont variety This is not necessarily conde
for the conditions
bring strife confusion the persecution the
contention and the un- chrsliness Of it all
The Baptist pertains Negroes these
millions adhents how nobody
They split factions which consciously
nconcous working at crosurposes 1t dsheartenng TO see
how nonresident feeble are the efforts to te these
faith and doctrine The great ANGE church bitterly
which fast sappng the strength of of
Although Baptist to Baptist lineage
up the AMB church model of Negro
integrity Negro methodism devout
follower to Atlanta and
system that educational center for
the education Negroes greater
pon Morris Brown college Just by Negroes
Negroes highest and in
NEGRO endeayor Negroes must learn to further cooperate
rhgious matters but civic matters well.
Columbia c. there is to be found what perhaps the
naacal cooperation to be found in the world
college Allen university the
other other Baptist Side by side these
stood for three quarters of century Lake two loving
they fnconed that would be startling accur
atey epic inaracial cooperation
These two fine Bacoats and higgins
sent examples Negro must do If
ouv the present handcas which harrasS SO so have
universities closely situated that had to break Of
Benedict and Allen have continued friendly rivalry hat mas
years knowledge And they exchanging fac
facilities in mutually helpful way 1t Is exceedingly doubt
cooperation be duplicated anywhere
Benedict and Allen affordng the race blue
print that hath to hear let him hear
the Benedicten spirit saith to the HAN
/ COCK, Richmond Va.
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President Tumans Message 10 NAAcP

President Trlnans message to
meeting Angeles this week. stressed important
said In responsible democratic government official
only rapidly intelligent and persistent czeny
demandn many organizations seeking
perfect To get results citizens must
santy keep officials and legislators Of their desires
Reading the rather long president
piainye note Tmans efforts and those
Democratic supporters Congress have apparently been stale
matter legislation designed
basic clvn rights O the population.
made good point when he said in the letter;
Te postwar problems upon
reflection Of the stresses and strains
scsa Our g.sst success N meeting asse s1a1ns mes IN
make up our nation
The President added
aCne Of these ideals u elimination
upon religious national origin that all Americans
system Only democracy survive My views on
this question wen have endorsed the objective and
upon action taken toward
representation non-dacmnaton policy in the National
area 81 employment in the Federal Government itself
legislative proposals Congress looking esab
mittee on Civil Rights
So there you have latest
Rights proposals. says nothing that average
against against all Americans
and hts not at all vibrant call
type message which indication that the executive
going 70 do establishment
Except 80 through slow motions.
disappointed in his entire
Legislative program His pArys weakness against coalition Of
Deras the COP early discovered in the Senate fiji
and lack Of unity
going happen to the movement to repeal TsfHsrey and othe
administration measures
newspaper envy Truman he's got tOugl
70 hoe.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-15

Now his successor, Secretary
Krug, is imposing segregation on
Federal, areas where Secretary
Ickes had removed segregation
years ago. Secretary Krug is alb
jeetly captivating before a few
hoodlums who had staged a series
of minor fracas at or near a Fed
orally owned and operated SWIM
ming pool in protest to Negroes
swimming in the same pool as
whites. Secretary Krug had the
United States Park Police at his
command; but instead of resolute-
ly demanding vigorous police &C
ton he is surrendering nonsegre-
gated Federal territory to the
segregationist District of Column
bia Recreation Board. The De-
partment of Interior is making a
mockery of the Democratic Party
platform on civil rights, and re-
pudiating the personal pledge of
the President, its Chief.
The surrender of the Secretary
of Interior win not stop with the
recreation areas in the City of
Washington. His refusal to stand
firm will encourage the segrega-
tionists to make more vociferous
beIligerant demands for return of
segregation in the national parks,
and in all other Federal areas
and activities
What a spectacle the Secre-
tary presentsI Thousands Of
American soldiers armed to the
teeth to enforce democracy in
Japan, and n Federal cabinet
officer refuses to order even
resOlute police action to uphold
democracy in the National Capt.
tai.
There is the issue naked and
bare. The President cannot take a
vacation powder and duck this
time. Either he orders his cabinet
officer to enforce a democratic
nonsegregation policy, which
means either that all the public
have the enjoyment of the swim
ming pools or the swimming pools
are closed, and the same for every
other public recreation area undel
Federal control, Or the President
permits his Secretary of the In
terror to run before a handful o.
hoodlums and repudiate democra
tic practices in his own capital.
The Presidents answer will hav,
both national and internationa
implications, moral and politica
consequence which will cut I
broad swath in the elections il
1850 and 1852. For his own sake
for the sake of the nation, let u
hope President Truman stand
firm and forces the Secretary o
the Interior to recognize that Fed
eral recreation areas belong I
all the people all the time.
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for civil rights.
Last winter while the Southern
Senators staged their talkathon
against amendment of the Senate
rules aimed at shutting off a fill
buster, the President went vaca-
tioning in Florida. His apologists
explained his silence and absence
from Washington on the ground
the President could not give orders
to the Senate and that If he tried
any coercion he would lose a lot
Of Fair Deal Senators who were
jealous of Senate independence
and would put Senatorial freedom
above administrative loyalty.
That argument sounded plaus-
ible even If not convincing. And
the Presidents action in setting
up fair employment policy in the
Federal civil service, pressing for
elimination of segregation in the
armed forces, and his public pro-
nouncements he was still in favor
of civil rights legislation was &C
cepted by Fair Dealers that the
Presidential heart was right and
the Presidential conscience clean
Now comes the acid test. The
Department Of Interior Is an ex-
ecutive department directly I'M
der the President. The Secretary
Of Interior KFug Is q cabinet Of
ficer and does not dare make
any major policy move which
the President does not approve.
Under Secretary Ickes the De
partment Of Interior had been out
standing in unfolding democrats
practices. Secretary Ickes har
been the first to give Negroe
high professional ratings in an,
large numbers. He had eliminate,
segregation on all Federal recrea
ton activities in the City o
Washington. He had demande
equal treatment regardless of rae
or creed in national parks thru
out the country. He had sponsore
the Marian Anderson Concert a
the Lincoln Memorial after tn
Daughters of American Revolt
ton Calias Daughters Of America
Reaction) had refused Maria
Anderson permission to sing
Constitution Hall.
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YrIIs MORE ABOUT MAGAZINE AMERICAS"

Editor your Of July read comments on
Americas publication of the Pan American Union with
much interest was glad you recommend to
readers as am sure they something of value in it
Perhaps will have opportunity to tel
Americas published in Washington in three d
lions Engis Spanish Portuguese available to Am
prefers Enclosed is brochure a
will give you the magazine which promises Z
become an effective making Americans become bee
acquainted with doubt the English edition of Americas
IA available in St Paul II is in Chicago.
closing to tell how much enjoyed reading tn
article by sister Angela interview with Ralph Bunch
by Mamie your paper of July l.
with best wishes Sincerely yours Marce1a Hurley Chicago
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We hold that any Negro who
succeeds in the South does so in
spite OF injustices and not because
the southern system intends for
him to succeed. So long as a
prosperous Negroes success does
not take him into for white only
places where he Is thrown In
strict competition with those Of
the opposite group, he is looked
upon by the general run Of south
erners as having q halo around
his head.-CarOlina Times Dur
ham, N. o.
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sLaave intervals between calls.
Don't interrupt anotheris call
Always hang up when through talking.
Give up the hns Ia an emergency.
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EREEpoM.s RING

BY WILLIAM HENRY HUFF
win freedom ring for me and
mine?
II so, when win It ring?
1t rings today for thee and thine,
That's why you gaily sing
Let freedom ring from sea to
sea"
But ten me now what do you
meant
In that, do you mean me?
Am I considered on the scene?
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Evil

Detention without arraignment
is a time-honored method for
keeping an accused under the ex-
elusive control of the police. They
can then operate at their leisure.
The accused is wholly at their
mercy. He is withuot the aid of
counsel or friends; and he is de-
MED the protection of the mag
istrate. We should unequivocally
condemn the procedure and stand
ready to outlaw any confession OBJ
tanned during the period Of the I'M
lawful detention. The procedure
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breeds coerced confession. 1t is the
root of evil. It is the procedure
without which the inquisition could
not flourish in the country.
Supreme Court Justice william
o. Douglas.
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ALONG THIS
WAY
BY CHARLES Il. HOUSTON

Washington d. C-Presdent Truman is in tight spot re-
gardng civil rights The proposed surrender by the Depart
of the Interior Of nOnsegreged recreation areas under
control the City of Washington to the segregaonst
District of Columbia Board of Recreation puts the issue square
ND to President how much he when he he is
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saving Europe Marshall plan dollars
they Oreith dollars and
tuay Americans there other
the world How hard have tried bring
ana world via the United Nations?
Evening star., 1949-04-29
Marine, 70, Gets 4 Years
In Russian Roulette Death
BY III. A..eeiat.d prsss

PORTSMOUTH, Va. April 90
Marine Corpl. Laurence Justin. 20,
last night was convicted OF volun-
tary manslaughter In Court Of
Hastings here and sentenced to
four years In the penitentiary.
He was accused Of fatally shoot
ing Joseph c. Ems here last De-
cember 4, In what police said
Justin described as game OF
Russian roulette"
Justin, stationed at the Quantico
Marine Base, gave Brooklyn as his
home.
At the time of the incident,
according to police testimony,
Justin had related a story of Rus.
sian roulette" game in which
one bullet is put in the cylinder
of a revolver, the cylinder Is spun
and the trigger then pulled.
Evening star., 1949-04-29
Steel Profits Rise 75%
Over 1o4S Quarter;
Production al Peak
~ the Asso<;s,sd Press

NEW YORK. April 29.-If steel
output declines and prices drop In
late l949 as some industry leaders
predict, the first-quarter profits
reported this week should help
soften the blow.
The industry turned out more
than "a ,00o, 900 tons of ingots and
castings in the first three months.
its biggest production ever.
A compilation of earnings today
shows the total net income for
the 10 largest producers in the
first quarter was nearly rs per
cent higher than their net for the
Like l948 period.
The 1s49 total for the 10 COM
panies was $I58.302 .321; year
ago 1t was 500, ,6f0,5
Bethlehem Steel Corp. ranking
second in the industry, reported
its earnings yesterday-more than
double those of the. first l948
quarter. The figure was $33 .l29.
574 or 1929 share. against SIS
499, ,331 or $l.55 share a year
ago.
Best Income Since 1929.
Big Steel''-the giant United
States Steel corp--reported on
Tuesday its best net income for
any quarter since 1929. showing
$40 ,928,670. compared with $28,-
857 7,34l in the i94S period.
The sharpest prediction Of lower
activity later this year came from
Ernest T. Weir. chairman Of Ma
tional Steel Corp. at that COM
pany's annual meeting. He sug-
gested the operating rate Of the
industry may drop to rs per cent
OF capacity by the end Of the year.
The first-quarter average was
10l.5 per cent. Mr.. Weir also said
lower steel prices would come, but
added he doesn't know when.
Against this, the comments of
the chairman Of the two largest
companies were:
Irving s. Olds. U. S. Steel, said
he expected high-leyel operations
Into the third quarter" and that
the corporation was not con-
templating reduction Of prices ''in
the immediate future"
Sees No Price Drop.
E. G. Grace, Bethlehem. told
news conference yesterday his
company would operate at capacity
through the second quarter and
that I'VE see the demand today.
we'd look for better than rs per
cent" operations later in the year.
He saw no prospect of lowering
steel prices. saying this can't be
done until costs are lowered.
Falling prices Of steel scrap on
the open market have little current
effect on costs. both Mr.. Grace and
Mr.. Olds pointed out, partly be-
cause most companies are using
scrap from inventories which were
accumulated at high prices. Mr..
Grace also noted the price of iron
ore has increased.
Evening star., 1949-04-29
Certificate of Suicide
Issued in Drowning

Deputy Coroner Christopher
Murphy issued a certificate Of
suicide yesterday in the death OF,
Lee Ross Wilson, II. of the $500
block of Sixth street NV, whose
body was taken from the Potomac
River earlier in the day.
The retired General Accounting
ONCE employees body was identi-
fed by Harry Matthias. son-in-
law, of the Sixth street address.
according to police.
Evening star., 1949-04-29
Bill Filed for Lottery
To Poy Veterun Benefits

A plan 10 pay veterans dis
ability benefits and hospital con-
stFuction costs from proceeds os
a national lottery Was proposed
in the House yesterday by Pep
resentatiye clemente. Democrat
Of New York.
He introduced q bill 10 establish
three member Federal lottery
commission and authorize distri-
button of 40 monthly prizes O.
Evening star., 1949-04-29
Anti -Vivisectionists Hit
Bill on Uncloimed Docs

An appeal 10 members 70 fight
q proposed measure that would
ALLOW unclaimed dogs ct the Dis
tries Pound to be used for yiyi-
section By medical schools was
issued today BY the District Anti
vivisection Society.
The group. which viii meet ct
Evening star., 1949-04-29

q pm. Tuesday IN tire Raleigh
Hotel. utEec members Ia kesp
the mails Aes With protests se
members O. tfs House Dasssscf
Subcommittee studying ssss pro
poszs and TO Chairman MCMILLAN
q. tire fun Distract CoEnsNssies.
Evening star., 1949-04-29

PMnlcky buying OK sugar re-
Gently caused Paraguay 10 ration
il 20 retailers
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-04
Bostic Continues
Hint for Singer

CHICAGO Aug.4 (ANP)-Band
leader Earl Bostic, here Aug.5-
II for a one week stand at the
Regal theatre, has issued anoth-
er sos for a female vocalist to
augment his band.
The famed "Stomp King" and
wizard Of the alto sax prefers
what he describes as a "fresh
face and voice." He feels that
such a voice and personality as
he seeks will serve as the perfect
complement to his present excit-
ing organization.
Bostic points out that he seeks
a new personality rather than a
so-called "established" name be-
cause he believes nothing will in
ject life into sagging show bust
ness so much as the injection of
new blood and youth. He wants
the new singer ready to join him
at the start of his post-Labor day
appearances in theatres, night
clubs, and one night dance en-
gagements.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-04
Drivers Institute
In Progress

SCOTLANDVILLE, LA. Aug. 4
(NP)--Teachers from 10 colleges
in six states are attending a reg
ional driver education institute
here at Southern University.
The institute is sponsored by
the university and state depart
ment Of education to prepare
teachers of driver education, who
in turn will train high schoo
teachers.
Colleges sending representatives
to the institute include Texas
State University, Arkansaw A. &
M. College, Mississippi Industrial,
Southern Christian Institute, Rust
College, Xavier University and
Southern University.