Arizona sun., 1950-07-21
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
By JULIUS A. LEE

dent Years of higher military spending ahead President
warns tax hike Hoarding outlawed and he has
requested $4,000 100000 for added Congress
has indicated they will along with his basic program
Signs of war hysteria-women buying many as fifty
leaving the City of the Angels day. because of it's close
ness to Russias bomber12 hours away; the price of
of and that Mgs
during the last is being purchased by the foolish
people and such tactics will hurry controls and create
shortages.
The first call for armed forces was issued Wednesday
and units of the National Guard may be summoned
possibly Thursday Speaking of National Guards,
wondering what Governor Garvey will do with the request
to ntegrate group here Let's don't take for
answer.
The fabulous banker politician and fraternalist Will
liam (Gooseneck B Mcdonald was buried at Fort Worth
Trinity Cemetery The 84yearod Mcdonald will be re-
mebered from his meeorc rise from houseboy to become
one of the most powerful and richest figures in the great
Southwest He was ill twenty months and is sur
vved by his 32yearold wife, Mrs Mary Pearl Mcdonald.
Arizonians welcome the news from the carnaton Com
pany, that they will build half million dollar company
in Phoenix this fall to process milk and ice
Confirmation OF the nomination OF William H. HaStie
to be judge of the United States Third Circuit Court of
Appeals is imperative unless the Senate wishes to draw
Government service. In the total of things HASTE
individual is unmportant but in the struggle Of colored
people for full citizenship under the American Consu
ton he is symbol of what they may achieve in Govern
ment
ins NAACP administrator A. Philip Randolph president
of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and R. R.
the gallery when the Senate killed hopes of FEPC legis-
on at this session of Congress by refusing limit debate
on motion to debate the bill
Dolly Hughes, physical education instructor in Eth
opa is IN the States purchasing mission for the Eth
opian education department. He brought with him his
Ethiopian bride and their young daughter.
Capt Clifford Alen officer with the Third Battal-
ion OF the Ninth Infantry Regiment Whch aerted with
the Second Infantry Division at Lewis (Washington
for movement to the Far East wasn't allowed to leave the
battalion
The Army Department had ordered him transferred to
South Carolina State assistant professor of military
and tactics But when he got ready to trave from
Fort Lewis to Orangeburg (South Carona) the division
commander wouldn't allow him to leave because he wish
ed to have him along with his battalion to the East
While the division commander got in touch with the
Army Department to have Aliens orders to 90 to South
Carolina State cancelled Allen got in touch with the Penta
to anything could be done to have him proceed
pronto to Orangeburg.
Allen previously had served with the 24th Infantry
Regiment part of the 25th Infantry (Tropic Lghtning)
Division, which has been in Japan since early after cessa
ton of hostiltes in World War II.
Washington hears that DR.. William Goodloe, the
by order of the United States Court of Appeals for the
District of Columbia. He was convicted of performing
abortion and attempting to brbe Government witness
Judge Alexander Holtzof who presided at his trial re-
fused him bail pending appeal.
Martin A. Martin, attorney whose speciality is civil
rights cases. will appeal to the Virginia Supreme Court
of Appeals the State Corporation Commission rules
against him in racial discrimination involving bus
passenger Employment of coored emen by the CITY of
Roanoke has been postponed until possibly next year
cause of the lack of funds.
ETHIOPIA in the United Nations Little Assembly" last
Friday demanded incorporation of the former Italian COL
only of Erea into it's own land under the crown of En-
peror Haley Selasse.
The State of North Carolina last Friday asked the In+
ed States Supreme Court dismiss petition of Raleigh
Speer for of his conviction and death sentence