Arizona sun., 1950-08-04
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
By JULIUS A. LEE


have listened to and read most reports and from hour to
hour there is change in all positions Frst iz and
encouraging and although have lost much ground since
June 25h 23O miles of the western side of South Korea
border the overall picture has shifted in our favor and
1.-THE future is brighter
Speaking Of our boys; Negro heroes have figured
Crispus Attucks the first American to die for our in
dependence Outstanding heroes include Peter Salem rey
IC S. L. A. Taylor with Teddy" Roosevelt); Needham
Roherts 5 and Henry Johnson WGd d. and n Dc Roe
World War II Negro Pvt Robert Brooks, killed at
Pearl Harbor Who will be our heroes in the Korean
campagn? editors Note Negroes in this fair and
shine land of Arizona cannot enlist the National Guard
How can state with so much light, be SO far in the
dark? Maybe we that this coming election
The twenty-fourth regiment actvated in 1896 at
Baton Rouge La, by the merger of two Negro units
formed three years earlier at Jefferson Barracks Mo-
began it's winning against the Comanche Indians 70
years From then on the the Twenty-fourth has had
hand in every major U. S. War;
In 1898 the Twenty-four fought with Teddy Roose-
velt at San Juan Hill in his famous charge: The outfit
at the h Mexican lie when @ helped ed chase 5 Pan m
World War it continued to sustain it's record of valor
Of our %
1908 when he Captain in the National Guard, ne
had two Negro cooks with him. fine fellows too nd And
cooks, but will be patient and the right Negro
mot will along and apply for admit 4
National Guard might have two more Negro cooks,
fine fellows, too Come, "Major'-IT'S LATER, THAN
A we'll organized underground movement $4,000
strong and composed of former party officials high rank
ling Wehrmacht (ary officers and top of the elite
lSS formations is at work in Germany today Known
THE Versorgungswerk (Aid Acon) it claims to be non
political mutual aid society whose purpose to raise
funds from former wealthy Nazs who have passed thru
1.-THE German rehabilitation courts and redisrbute them
Ito those who have gone into hiding.
In to speed the building of a big air armada,
1.-THE Government this week ordered work to start
worth of planes without waiting on Con-
gress Certain the money will be voted the Air Force
sough to weeks of production time by signalling zoo
manufacturers of planes and parts to get going.
With the addition of IA to the list of killed,
wounded and missing the first of the week u S. military
casualties in the Korean reached 124O.
Although beaten dcSvey, votes to 3, in his first
attempt oust Nationalist China, Soviet Delegate UN
president for the month of August Jakob A. Malk has
mot indicated he will leave he did when defeated last
January strengthened belief that Russia is back in the
UN at least for the duration of Maks term of presiding
Public bathing facilities at Colonial Beach, Virginia,
open both white and coored persons according to
1.-THE mayor and other town officials
The Universal Life Insurance Company of Memphis
and the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company
of Durham have agreed purchase all of the mortgages
insured connection with the construction of Eliston
Heights, subdivision in Memphis Tenn it announc
led by the Federal Housing Administrator this week. The
Project will cost $1,200000.
DR.. William A. Goodlot, 53-yearold physician, was re-
h appeal of abortion conviction to the u S. Court
lof Appeals.
Washington is talking about additional major appoint
ments for colored poticoes Ralph Bunche director
lOf the UN TrusteeShp DlvSOn again beng mentioned
flor Ambassador to Soviet Russia.
The new Haitian Ambassador to the United States is
Gustav Laraque He succeeds Joseph u Chares VINO was
trecaled by the military junta now ruling Haiti.
Interior Secretary Oscar Chapman is still holding up
1.-THE appointment of Joe Brown, Detroit lawyer
tho