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Evening star., 1949-08-27

Americanized, the racial strain is
undiluted. We must worry about
the Japanese all the time until
he is wiped off the map" :
The court compared this philo-
sophy with Nazi generals views
of those having Jewish blood
strains.
There was no immediate COM
ment from Gen. De Witt. Retired,
he now lives in the east.
Italy's removal of electricity
rationing caused no immediate
business upturn.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22
Merry Christmas 1919
CHILD LABOR LAW CHANGES IN 1850

commerce or IN the production Of
good f9f commerce Previously,
the oct provided merely 30 day
restriction or shipment IN COM
mercc Of goods produced IN an es-
Enlistment whore under-age min
ofs bad been employed.
3 b. combining the exa mption
Of child labor in agriculture to
periods Outside Of school hours
for the school district where ouch
employee ia living while SO employ
cd /" Loopholes in the original act
resulted in the loss Of valuable
schooling for thousands Of boys
ard girls because the restriction
for such employment was for
periods while not legally requir-
ed to attend school Since COM
puisory school laws vary from
State to state. there was unequal
application Of the Law to children
employed in agriculture.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1949-12-22

Washington. d. c. The break
for children intent of the Fair
Labor Standards Act Of 1898 *
made more meaningful through a.
mendments to the act which viii
become effective On January .,
1860.
Application Of the laws child
labor provisions will be- changed IN
these four major respects
/. BY extending the leverage
of the acts child-lnbor provisions
to include the area covered by the
minimum wage and overtime pay
provisions engagement IN COM
merce. Originally, the ehild-labor
provisions applied only to children
in establishments producing for IN
terstate commerce.
2. By directly prohibiting en-
ployment of Oppressive child Ia
Dor" generally, boys and girls nn-
der 10 years of age) In interstate
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-15
Race Mixing Causes
College Head To Hand
In Resignation

LYNCHBURG, Va, April IA.
-(ANP)-Dr. Riley B. Mont
gomery, president of the white
Lynchburg college stood firm on
his decision to resign the presi-
dency of the institution despite
efforts of the board of trustees
here last week to dissuade him.
DR.. Montgomery's resignation
came as a result of the hullabaloo
over his permitting Negro stud
ents of Virginia State College to
mix with white students at a
weekend conference and social
gathering.
In February, 1913, three Ne
gro students attended an interra-
cial meeting on the Lynchburg
campus. Later, they Joined with
white students in a dance. Since
that time, DR.. Montgomery, who
is looked upon as being one Of
the liberal white educators in the
state, has been under fire by white
citizens of the city. The trus-
tees instituted an investigation in
to charges that Communists were
permitted to conduct propaganda
at the college.
In handing. his resignation to
the board, DR.. Montgomery ex-
planned the incident as "unfortu-
nate" and said it was impromptu
and therefore unexpected. He is
slated to assume the presidency
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-15
Urban League Lists
Points Hampering
Negro Industry

NEW YORK, April 14.-(AN
PA press conference held by
the National Urban league here
last week to discuss some of the
problems and conditions faced by
Negro youths in their search for
industrial education and special
lied training, brought to light
four principal hurdles barring Ne
groes from employment oppor-
tunities.
The barriers, contained in find
ings of a survey conducted in a
number of key cities by the
leagues department of vocational
guidance, supervised by Miss Ann
Tanneyhill, were inadequate cour-
e in vocational schools, public
and private; exclusion of Negroes
from a large number of private
vocational schools in northern
states; discussion by vocational
c%ounselors at public schools on the
theory that chances of obtaining
employment is greater in less
specialized fields and p~rejudicial
thinking of parents that vocation
al education must follow high
school education.
The league recommended that
vocational training be raised to a
level equal to it's Importance to
the nations economy. All curri-
cula be revised to keep pace with
the advancement Of industry and
c%ounselors be made to realize
"that respect for the dignity and
worth Of the Individual is a basic
principle of guidance.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-15
DR.. Mays Sees YMCA
Peoples Of
Closer Together

The Young Mems Christian
Association more than any other
single organization has broken
down lines in interfaith, ~interna-
tional and interracial areas" So
said DIR. Benjamin Mays in his
talk at the Fifth Street YMCA
sponsored by the Y's Men Club.
DR.. Mays stressed the signifi-
canoe of the YIN in bringing the
various peoples of the world clos
err together. 1t has been of prime
Importance in the world move to-
ward permanent peace. The
white-haired Albanian, who is
president of Morehouse College
extolled the work of the Mems
Clubs in the Y's for their persis-
tence in bringing community
building programs to the citizens
of the area.
He traced his long years and
travels with the YMCA. He has
been in practically every country
on the globe. But one of his
most memorable experiences oc-
CURED while he was running a
Y conference in Kings Hill, North
Carolina. He invited 25 white
men and women students to at
tend provided they did not OBJ
ject to eating and sleeping as
we'll as meeting with Negro stu
dents in attendance. "Ten ac-
cepted," he said, land stayed thru
the conference without a single
incident"
DR.. Mays has been here all
week in connection with Holy
Week Services. He has spoken
in many places including the
MONDAY Lenten services at the
Central Evangelical and Reformed
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-15

church on Ludlow Street. He
concluded his many sermons this
afternoon at the Westminster
Presbyterian church. He also
spoke today at the Victory The
alter Good Friday services.
Edward Horne presided at the
Y Mems Club meeting. DR.. Mays
was introduced by William E.
Harrison, assistant principal of
Dunbar High School. Harold L.
Boda, president of the board of
trustees of the Dayton YMCA
made the speech of welcome.
Music was furnished by the YMCA
mixed chorus, and Miss Gertrude
Beavers who sang a solo.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-15
Former WV Worker
Visits City

Miss Carolyn Booker, former
Teen-age secretary of the Sum-
nit Street branch of the Young
Women's Christian Association,
stopped off briefly in Dayton,
yesterday. Having come here
from Nashville, Tennessee, she
left this afternoon for Cleveland
and Youngstown, the latter being
her home.
Miss Booker left here in the
fall of 1947. She went from here
to Nashville where she is the
Teen-age director at the Blue
Triangle branch of the Y. She is
an accomplished singer. Her
brother is the Cleveland journal
list who recently won the Wilkie
award for outstanding journalist
ic achievements.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-15
Dudley Opens First
u. S. Liberian Embassy
After Easter

MONROVIA, April 14.-(A
NP)-Ambassador Edward R.
Dudley, the first permanent Amer
lean Negro diplomatic representa-
tive of the highest rank will pre-
sent his letters of credence to
President William V. S. Tubman
when the latter returns from a
trip in the interior shortly after
the Easter holidays.
Not only is Dudley the first
permanent Negro ambassador
from the U. S., but the embassy
is the first to represent any gov
eminent whiting LILO
eminent within Liberia. The am
bassador was upgraded from n
voy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary to this country as
result of an agreement be-
tween the U. S. and Liberian
governments under which the Ii
berian legation in Washington al
so became an embassy.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-15
Holy Week Program
AT YMCA

The Fifth Street YMCA ORA
matte players presented the re-
ligious play, He Came Seeing, at
the Central YMCA last evening.
The play was directed by Hazel
Carter and was presented as part
of the Holy Week program.
Principle characters in the play
were Joseph Brown and Gladys
Williams.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-15
New Jersey Gets
Stronger Civil Rights

TRENTON, April 14.-(ANP)
strong piece of civil rights
legislation was signed into law by
Gov. Alfred E. Driscoll here last
week as the general session of
the 1949 legislature neared its
end. The new law, sponsored by
Assemblyman Grace M. Freeman
Or. Essex, is designed to en-
courage racial and religious toll
erance in employments, education
recreation and public accommoda-
ton.
Previous legislation was con-
fined largely to the employment
field. Voluntary settlements of
disputes, rather than use of civil
litigation or prosecution, has been
the policy of the state division
against discrimination.
Gov. Driscoll expressed the hope
during signing ceremonies atten-
ded by representatives of civic
organizations pushing the bill, that
a esprit of tolerance" would be
encouraged by the new law.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-15
It Happened
In Dayton
By JIMMIE N. JONES

10y S4NAlNAAI l. 0OANAo
Two West Side Youths Injured
Crossing Street Against Traffic
Robert Ramsey, Is, A Woods
Ave. and Dan Bowers, So, 1877
Kinnard Ave. suffered severe in
juries Thursday when they walked
against traffic lights and were
struck by automobiles; Ramsey
was hit by a car driven by Or
vile Hudgins, 1892 Haynes ST.,
suffering a possible skull frac-
ture. He was taken to the Miami
Valley Hospital, where he is re-
ported in "fairly good condition.
Bowers, attempting to cross
the intersection of Mccall Ave.
and Euclid was struck by a a
going west on Mccall Ave. He
suffered a fractured leg and head
injuries. He was taken to the st.
Elizabeth hospital and is report
ed in ''Fair" condition.
Old Confidence Game Played
On Daytonian
Mrs. Ola Mae Gaffney was
the victim of the "old carnival
game" when she was approached
by a man and woman in a west
side store and listened patiently
to the "tale of woe" of a sick SIS
ter in need of money by the two
"pretenders of goodwill" and went
to the bank and cashed two gov
eminent bonds amounting to $3.50
and returning to the pair, she &C
companied them to the address of
1922 West Second St., where they
grabbed her money and fled south
on Grimes St. to Third.
burglary, Occupation-Man
Lands In Jail, Charged With Theft
Woodrow. w. Blair, 35, 1904
told police that burglary is the
only job he knew" when he was
arrested for the burglary of the
Moonlight Cafe, 3406 West Third
st. According to the police,
Blair was taken into custody at
$3.50 am He has a police record
dating back to 1882 and was pa
rolled from the London Prison
Farm in November %, after serv-
ing eight years on a burglary
charge.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-15
Beauhcians' Day

The Dayton Chapter of Beauti-
clans will celebrate beauticians
day, Sunday, April II, by wor-
Shipping at the st. Luke aptist
Church, Rev. Revere Pastor.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-15

of the College of the Bible at
Lexington, KY. His successor at
Lynchburg is not expected to be
named until the boards annual
meeting in July.
Evening star., 1949-06-16

said. This is especially true for
Washington, where stability is not
seriously jeopardized by fuctua-
tions Of the national economy. he
asserted.
Mr.. Lacey addressed the opening
business session of the 31st annual
convention of Capital bankers. who
are holding a four-day conclase at
the Greenbrier Hotel. The attend
ance Of more than $50 members
and guests is the largest on record
for the meetings.
Mr.. Lacey said the cry Of Stop
Imitation" was first heard IL or Is
months ago. yet declines had been
in evidence for much longer. The
record shows shoe production de-
clined SO months ago. textiles 80
months, industrials, six. and steel.
three. Farm prices took to the
toboggan II months ago. whole
sale prices nine months ago and
the general cost Of living eight
months, he said.
He pointed out that the Con-
troller of the Currency has said
deposits and loans and discounts
in Washington have not followed
the national downward trend.
partly because the Government Is
the Districts principal industry or
business. Shutdowns and unem-
ployment elsewhere do not seriously
affect our daily affairs, the speaker
commented.
Risk Capital Threatened.
While still in a period Of read
justment, distress buying" seems
under control, he continued. There
still are housing problems. slum
clearance projects, barrel rolling"
contests in river and harbor areas
and the possibility of haphaZard
tax legislation that will prevent
risk capital from thriving, he
added.
Mr.. Lacey concluded with an
optimistic note on the outlook for
District banking. despite a drop In
stocks to a new low for more than
four years. BY contrast, Secretary
Snyder SCOTS at slump talk and
cites indices Of sustained pros
perity."' he said.
Ready to meet any situation that
might arise. Mr.. Lacey said that
the head Of practically every mem
her institution In the District Is a
tdcpression-tested banker.
Representative Short, Repub-
lican, Of MISSOURI. addressed the
hnanciers on Economy and Gov
lernment Spending HE gave q COM
Evening star., 1949-06-16

prehensive review Of the economic
situation from the viewpoint Of
Congress.
Banking Education Reviewed
Herbert D. Lawson. retiring
president Of Washington Chap
ter, American Institute Of Bank
ing. and assistant cashier OF the
Suburban National Bank. re-
viewed the year in banking edu-
cation. There were 484 students
enrolled In the cnapteT this year.
a small decrease.
The morning session vas opened
with invocation by the Rev. Grit
Evening star., 1949-06-16

iGolie- os The C4rgsncy. aaG h
Leach. president. FcSssrAl Reserve
Bank os EseAHossd. and E3wA@c
A. WAYNE. vice preSscert. MApse
T. Ea-i. chairman. Feaagal Dr.
poxai Insurance Co-p Ger
Omar N. Bradley, Arry Ca.et G.
STAFF. and ., J Ses>anArn genera
counsel. American SAagsr$ ASse-
ciatton.
Golf tournaments 10 last .tsrvx
days were 20 open this afterncAa.
Trophies VII be awarded Sata--
day night at the family dinner
Evening star., 1949-06-16

I'm G. Callahan. associate p seSt
In charge. Gree1hr1er Episcopal
Churches
Robert z. Fesgfnns was named
chairman Of the Nominating Com
mittee and Thomas J. Groom
chairman Of resolution
Among the convention guests
are many high Government on
ctals. including Col ChAaneey @.
Parker. World Bank ofac.al. Mar
riner s. Eccles and Lawrence
Clayton. Federal Reserve Beard
members: Preston Delano. Con-
Evening star., 1949-06-16

C1cted here to-
day that the
present business
decline W / ] !
register an aver
age drop OF Is
per cent and
level of in six.
n / n e or IL
months.
The d e C line
has been COM
paratiyely pain
less and is likely
to continue that
way, the associ-
atinp Iaad der
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Evening star., 1949-06-16
Wenie komed Member
OF House OF Delegates
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iArae has ass-Sa4-s s~S sew-ars fAaagw
Magistrate Harry asnas cs Dun
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Lacey Tells Bankers
Trade Drop Will Not
Seriously Affect D. {.
By Edword c. Stone

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
W. Va. June l6.-Robert II. Lacey.
president Of the District Of CO.
lumbia Bankers Association. pre-
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16

The f949 Conference Of the National Urban League will be held
the of University (Coorado)
the
ban League organization
the mehgh capitol Of Colorado two years ago. Seated
photo from left Il right W. Miller Barbour
tay; William r. McGIone chairman the
A. of
the Graduate Schools University of Denver
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16
THE CHICAGO WORLD
SATURDAY, APRIL is, 1949
URBAN LEAGUE

Continued from Page u
Denver will make all facilities
of. the largest privately endowed
university west Of the Miss
issippi available to the Urban
League during the Conference.
Chancellor Nelson has said
further that ''the University of
Denver is happy to serve as a
meeting place var an organi-
cation which works toward. the
alienation of prejudice in our
country"
The University Of Denver,
which received it's charter from
Abraham Lincoln in 1864, is a
two campi university. The
University Park campus, where
the conference will meet, is
located on a hill which permits.
a 200-mile panoramic view Of
the Rocky Mountains. w. Miller
Barbour, Executive Secretary Of
the Denver Urban League and
an instructor ait the University
OfDenver, cites the traditional
hospitality of the west, as well
as of the University, as contri-
butory factors in the choice of
Denver for the 1949 Urban
League Conference.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16
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What part did you play in the
Palm Sunday parade and how
did your Charm register with
others? Can you successfully
answer that? One thing to be
sure is '"To thine own self be
true"
Here in New York City tnous-
ands saw C,er one hundred love
iy women glide up and down
the RunwayIs Of Fashion dis
playing thoGS exquisite gowns
and beautiful Rose MAR Styles
at the Rockland Palace when the
Rose Meta had that mamotn
Style Show extraordinary.
Featured in the Show along
with your Charm writer were
such favorites as Eta MOten,
Henrietta Lovelace, Jimmy And
erson, DinahI WhlsE kgton, IdT.
James, Dusty Fletcher and others
and the morning to evening.
Lovely Janice King as well as
| wore Lilyn Ford creations and
the compliments fer that black
satin suit were unlimited.
Enough said about the models
but the emnhasis WAS on
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16
FILM EXPOSING
RACE BIAS SET
FOR REALEASE

HOLLYWOOD, Caaif.-Ffnish-
ed first in the race to produce
films exposing racial intolerance
aud thus set to capitalize on a
heavy spending interracial mar
ket, is Stanley Kramer's Home
of the Brave" This new flicker,
probing anti-Negro bitterness in
this country, twas finished in
record time-241a days and is
the first Hollywood film to go
from start to release in less than
two months. Begun on February
2, Home of the Brave is be-
ing delivered to its distributors,
United Artists, the week Of
April 2 and premiered in New
York, April 9.
Shrouded in complete secrecy,
this is the first Hollywood film
to be planned, written, cast and
produced in such secrecy. Actors
were secured without agents, so
as to keep the production quiet.
And over 400 technicians involv-
ed in the making Of the picture
kept mum.
Stated Kramer: lit was our
intention of making an import
ant entertainment feature in it's
completed form without the US
ual attendant publicity, so that
we would be free Of -pressures,
and we felt it unnecessary to ex-
plot the fact that We were MAX
ing picture of complete reality"
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16

s. CT have been seeing a
man and he says he loves me but
my husband is much better to
me than he is. | am not too
pleased doing things like this.
Would you advise me to stop and
live true to my husband?
Ans: 1t would be bitter pill
for you to have to swallow if your
husband took up this practice,
wouldn't it? He is deserving Of
the same loyalty that you ex-
pect. Don't allow this mans APP
parent interest in ycu go to your
head-it isn't serious. Live true
to your mate and your conscience
will be clear.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16
Hard Coughing SpelE
Resulting From Colds

When your cold brings on a mast
troublesome cough, spend IS cents 8
my drug store for bottle Of BUCK
1EY'S CANADIOL MIXTURE - tripl
Icting-to relieve coughing fast. BUCE
LEY'S acts promptly to help loosen u
hick, sticky phlegm - soothe irritate
;hroat membranes and ease hard cough
ng spells. So try it the very next tim
cold results in q wraclzing, stubbor
ough. Find out for yourself just hoy
rood it is for coughs due to colds. &c
BUCKLEY'S CANADIOL MIXTURE :
made in the U.S.A.-TODAY-au drug
gists. e.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16
Australia Fights >
&C JIG H s

.r Bronchial Irritotions Due 10 Cold
With Buckiey's "ConodioE
Almost instantly you get the surprise Z
tour life - coughing spasm eases = rigt
AWAY it loosens up thick choking phlegm-
opens up clogged bronchial tubes-maN
breathing easier.
There's real economy in Buckley's "a
hedication-no syrup. Half to one YET
spoonful viii convince the most skeptica
Get Buckley's "Canadiop' made J
J. S. A., the Cough Mixture that outsells a
others in Australia, New Zealand, Cana0
Una many other countries cn merit e'oa
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16

M. G. S.-The last time | wrote
you my husband and was not
together. We have gone back
together now and we are doing
fine. He has a good job and | am
out of work. | thought if | went
to work and saved what l earn
ed, we might able to buy a
some day. ID you think this a good
idea?
Ans: 1t is the only way that
you will get in a home of your
own anytime within the next few
years. Your husband makes a
living but he doesn't make
enough to insure you Of home
in the near future. Go to work
and save every penny that you
earn and continue to live on
what your husband makes and
you will have down payment on
a place in a couple OF years.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16

CHARM from beginning to end.
Two women responsible for
that Palm Sunday Style Show
were women who are listed
among the progressive as we'll
as the charming: Rose Morgan
and Olivia Clark who only four
years age formed a Partnership
to make milady more beautiful
through the Rose Me, House
of Beauty and the Rose Meta
Beauty Produces.
Such women must have be-
come conscious of what it
meat to be charming in order to
attract others to their establish
ments where that inner beauty
was added to by scientific met
hods Of cosmetOlOgy.
From a single treatment to
that Head to Toe milady can be
served ia any one Of the House
of Beauty establishments, and
believe me all women who wish
to possess can only do SO when
they are most conscious of the
If physical attractiveness as
well as their spiritual and men,
tai development. So do take care
of those regular beauty treat
ments be them Rose Meta or
ont.
Soon a booklet on Charm the
easy way will be complete for
the many who are continuing to
write me as Lou SWarz G N S.
P. o. Box Sc, Manhattanville
Station New York City,
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16

c. 81 read your column ev-
cry week. | finish elementary
school in 1913. My grandfather
was unable to send me any fur
Their in school, SO | have been
sitting down here at home quite
a while and now | want to go to
work. can't seem to find a job.
Do you think | will?
Ans: Jobs are available but
you will have to exert some eff
fort if you find one. Buy your
local newspaper and read the
want ads-answer them every
day and in the course of a week
or SO you should have a job. Run
an ad under Situations Wanted
if you cannot seem to make
contact and get your friends to
help you. Once you land a job
you won't be able to 'sit DOWN
you're going to have to work.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-04-16

|. L. MI am a hard worker.
| save my money and do right
until | get nice sum ahead
then [ will go on a hinge and
spree the whole thing up ad it
doesn't do me any SOD. | hate
myself when L pull a trick like
this.
Ans: Your trouble is-you go
Tor months without drinking and
during this time you live alone,
do not encourage friendships and
the result is you get fed up with
life in general and pitch a hinge
Make friends and begin to really
live. Next time you SIT a size
able sum Of money ahead-take
a trip as this has been your Sc
cret ambition for number of
years. You need a social life.