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The Miami times., 1952-08-23
Our Murder Habit

1t is decidedly disquieting to note
the feelings" now manifested
between our only two Negro con-
gressmen, Adam Clayton Powell
and William L. Dawson. The cur
rent name calling is not only very
unfortunate but very much out
of place.
1t would be fine if our Negro
Congressman could take a leaf
from the book of their white po-
litical contemporaries who have
learned to disagree without be-
coming disagreeable.
There have in the past few
weeks been some sharp disagree
ments among Democrats and Re-
publicans but there has been no
name calling. When therefore
Congressman Powell dubs Daw-
son an Uncle Tom" because the
latter does not roo eye to eye with
him, he does the cause a disser-
vice.
1t has come about ii the coun-
try that whenever our enemies.
want to get even with us they
call us names. When white enc
my wants to get even with white
or Negro enemies they call him
Uncle Tom.
Whites can afford to use such
misrepresentation to carry their
point, but Negroes cannot. To at
tempt to kill off and utterly dis
qualify any Negroes who does not
agree with us is suicidal.
It harks back to the old habit
of internecine righteousness
which is so characteristic of some
Negroes who aspire to fame and
fortune at the expense of some
other Negro. 1t is a tragic thing
to try to kill off any Negro and
especially if that Negro has risen
to great heights in spite of many
disadvantages.
We do not wait to see Con-
gresham Dawson slain any more
than we want to see Congressman
Powell slaughtered. We need them
both.
The utter disqualification of
either will leave the Negro race
politically Impoverished, thing
we cannot afford. Congressman
Powell needs the hel. and support
of Mr.. Dawson even. as Congress-
man Dawson needs the help and
support of Mr.. Powell. There is
room in Congress for many more
Dawsons and Powells. Let's not
resort to- species of moral MUIR
der tactics SUGGESTED by the name
calling.
Intelligent Negroes know that
no Negro has monopoly on Ne
gro manhood. No Negro can carry
the whole weight of the Negroes
political advance by himself. The
history of the Dubois Washington
feud offers unassailable proof the
Negro race needed both Dubois
and a Washington. Instated of be-
ing antagonistic as so many Ne
groes enormously supposed, they
proved to be mutually compile
mentary.
1t is even so with Dawson and
a Powell. 1t would be unfortunate
if a Powell and Dawson saw
eve to eye on every issue. 1t is
safe to say that whatever side
each may take, he is doing in his
way what he believes will ad-
vance the common cause of the
race.
This writer does not make as
many pretensions and does not
do as much smart talk as some
other Negroes but the most rad
ical Negro does not want full in
tegration any more earnestly nor
The Miami times., 1952-08-23
JOHN THE BARRIERS HOAX

Just out of short pants back in
1917, l recall when John Reisler,
called John the Barber" manag-
ed two fighters - John Johnson
and Jack Dempsey. Both of these
men, the first one colored, fought
at the old Harlem Sporting Club
on east 135th street in darkest
Harlem.
Few men possessed quicker tenn
pers than did John Lester John
son. No doubt there was little love
lost between him and Dempsey.
They fought ten rounds during
which Dempsey suffered three
mashed ribs. We do not believe
hat Dempsey ever afterwards
stepped in the ring with a Negro
warrior.
MADE THEM SPARMATES
The rough and tumble Jamaica
Kid, West Indian ring-rowdy
with whom we boxed twice and
escaped with our life to tell the
ale, but a wide cash over Demp-
sey's eyes % years ago during a
training session and was kicked
out of camp forthwith by Jack
(Doc) Kearns.
Big Bill Tate and George God
frey, both capable of giving
Dempsey no end of trouble in
other than fixed" fights, were
Evening star., 1952-01-17

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Evening star., 1952-02-27
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Inside Todoy's Star

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Evening star., 1952-02-27

has power plant Of $500 pounds
thrust and has q speed Of more
than 900 miles On hour. The
wings and tell assembly OF the
FseI are swept back 90 degrees.
The Tsi00 II eiaased 10 q dos
fighter OF comparatively ionl
range,
Another new Air Force plane
presumably with On even hiehei
rate OF speed but with shorter
range than the Fsi00, IA th(
XFsi0a, medels OF which the oil
arm ID preparing 10 order fol
testing. " viii DO built by the
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp
and ID 10 be an inteFeepteF witt
Ian extremely high rate OF climb
Ift d believed 10 be further In ths
future than the Fsioo.
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Statehood for Alaska
And Hawaii Is Seen
Worth 10 Divisions
o'Muhoney Makes PIeo
As Senote Neors Vote to
Recommit Alaskan Bill
By J. A. O'Leor

Senator O'Mahoney, Democrat
OF Wyoming. said today the grant.
ing Of statehood to Alaska anc
Hawaii would be worth 10 divi.
sions for the armies Of the fret
world"
He made the statement as the
Senate prepared to vote late today
on a motion to recommit the
Alaskan bill and instruct a com.
mittee to consider giving both ter
ritories commonwealth status By
constitutional amendment.
If the motion wins it will be the
end Of statehood chances for bott
Alaska and Hawaii In this Con-
gress. II the advocates of state.
hood beat recommittal they will
still face an uphill fight to gel
the bill passed over Southern op.
position.
The vote. which may come
about 4 o'clock. will be close
Senator Stennis, Democrat, ot
Mississippi, leading the opposition
to the Alaskan bill, believes 1t will
be sent back to committee.
More Alaska Support.
Chairman O'Mahoney Of the
Interior and 1nsular Affairs Com.
lmittee. leading the fight for both
bills. does not concede defeat. He
confirmed reports In The Star
yesterday that the Alaska bill has
gained votes since the debate
started.
Side.line observers believe the
vote is 90 close II may be decided
by which side has the most ab-
sentees this afternoon. The Sen.
ate seldom polls its full member.
ship OF 90.
Senator O'Mahoney's reference
10 10 divisions Of troops did not
mean that the two new States
would be called on 10 produce that
much Iaanpower. Ho explained
no meant that being given state.
hood would raise the morale OF
the people OF Hawaii and Alaska
10 O degree that would equal 10
additional divisions.
Hawaiian BaekeFs Concerned.
The molten 10 recomnait was
made last week By Senator
gmathers, Democrat, Of Florida,
Senator Monfoney, Democrat, Of
Oklahoma, added On amendment,
suggesting that the committee
oonalder making both territories
eomin0nweaithD instead OF states,
Although only the Alaskan bill
u before the Senate and up FOR
Fee0mmittai, Senator Monr6ney's
use Of tho plural "teFrltorlee" In
HE commonwealth amendment
aroused supporters OF the
Hawaiian bill into fearing thai
10 effeet would be 10 sidetFaek
that measure also for this year.
There 10 more support In the
Senate for Hawaii than Alaska,
and fear Of the Menfeney aEaends
Haent ID believed 10 have increased
the number Of Senators who will
Vete for Alaska teday.
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Red Charges Suggest Cholera
And Plague Sweep North Korea
Peipins Rudio Accuses Allies OF Using
Bacteria Warfare; Diseases Common There

Burchett of the Paris CO soir, sale
Communist forces have under.
taken q widespread inoculatior
program, Mr.. Burchett said h,
and other Red correspondents GOV.
ering Korean armistiCe talks wert
lnoculated Tuesday night ct Kae'
song.
Peiping Radio said China wal
ready to Organize anti-epidei11iI
teams to send to Korea to fish
the diseases spread by the Amer
lean Hggfessors."
u. N. Command spokesf,eti salt
the Red germ war charges Werl
false and ridiculous.
The u N has no intention o.
starting ah incubation caf1paiaf
0f lts own because of The Ret
stories d spokesman at The Mum
sah truce headquarters said.
All u, NJ soldiers In Korea afit
All accredited correspondents reur
tlhely receive preventive shots, lRI
eluq qlhH lliilhunlsatl0h aaalHsI
eh0lefal None Are alven f0I
plague but u WAs presumed Ina
NJ ihtlhlBHtl0h for II would be- avail
able II eVer needed
Other sources SUGGESTED The t,ef
lhslstehee thHt lhe Allies Are plnl
plevlhH baeterleleHleAl WHABeHl
may bH ellhef ~ 4 AtHlllHH lAe(It
llhAbd In trliee negotiations on (bl
\ bfeBAHAhdA attempt 10 blaMl
lgee FLAauMl eAaA AsAl
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Glen Burnie Garage Raid Nets
Stolen Whisky Worth $50, 900
Three Men Arrested by FDI and Ststs PeIIesj
Leet Believed Pert OF HIIaeked eavee

W9lfePdr sel WAS arrested In HaRu
ePst9Wn about ne9nr
The whisky In the gaFaGe and on
the truck "A believed Va be part Of
tho elg9,g9g leot ON a truck hi
lacked In Pennsylvania last Janus
IaPv 3d. aGeeFdlng Va q, q, Alden,
agent In ehaVge Of the HaltLmgra
Federal RuFeAH Of Investigation
|efflee, He said the trailer Of the
huAGked truck was found ahAn-
dened Q few days aGo In Whining
ton, Del,
The GarAse where the large
llauoT cache was found today ID on
tho property Tented by John VIII
liam Gray, who told police no had
sHhlet the garage TO 0 man WhG
said he planned to store furniture
lin It,
Evening star., 1952-02-27
.Iranian Air Force Officers
Seized as Pro- Communist
by Tho Asseeiatsd PrOss

TEHRAN, Iran, Feb. 27.-Ar
army communique said today
number Of Iranian air force
officers had been arrested or
charges Of supporting the Com.
munist Tudeh Party.
This was the first indication
that the Communist group hat
extended Its influence into the
ranks Of the military. The briei
announcement did not say how
many officers were taken intc
custody. but said only they woul6
be held pending On investigation
The Tudeh Party has been out.
lawed In iran. But In the tense
days that followed Trans decisior
TO nationalist the oil industry
there was mounting evidence Of
the party's active role In stirrine
Up unrest. Tudeh Party mem.
bers took part In demonstrations
that often eliminated In violence
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Nationwide Probe
0fAuto Prices Opened

The Government today launched
a Nationwide check on COM
plants that new and used car
dealers are not complying with
price regulations.
The Office Of Price Sterilization
said the inquiry will deal with any
over-ceiling sales and with the
proper posting and tagging oi
prices on cars.
The Washington Once Of Price
Sterilization said today 1t was In.
vestigating "a few scattered com.
plants" and termed the situation
normal.
1.-THE automobile companies and
dealers here have been most co.
operative" O spokesman said.
Enforcement Chief Edward p
Morgan said that widespread re.
ports OF compliance recessl.
tated the survey"
OPS said that, 10 speed action
the Justice Department has d..
feeted United states attorneys tc
seek court orders against those
violating the regulations. This
will DO done without advance
clearance from Washington.
Evening star., 1952-02-27
SHssIsI Blssslth 10 Tho klsT

GLEN RURTIH, Mdn Febr eTr=u
About Rbg,g09 worth Of stolen
whisky was recovered In A gRpAge
near here today by 10 F'BI agents
and seven Maryland State pellge-
men,
The raid ON tho GaFage ON ElVA-
t0n road, two miles south Of this
Anne Arundel County town, was
made after two men were aF-
rested In q truck early today near
Harrisburg, Pa, Police said the
truck contained 30 cases OF whisky
beine taken from the hiding place
here to he sold IN Pennsylvania,
Arrested In the truck were
Daniel Pottelgeg, 90, and Fred NJ,
Moss, 20, both Of Harrisburg, po-
lice said, A third man, Marion ],
Evening star., 1952-02-27
8 Former KIansmen
Arrested in Second
Carolina Kidnaping
Four Of Men Accused
Were Seized in Earlier
Night-Ridine Cose
BY the Assoeiated Press

WHITEVILLE, N. c., Feb. 27.--
More than score of State ant
county officers. moving against
hooded terrorism in Southeastern
North Carolina for the second
time within two weeks, today ar.
rested eight former Ku Klu1
Klansmen.
The arrests were announced by
State Bureau of Investigation Di-
rector James Powell, who, with
Sheriff Hugh Nance Of Columbus
County, directed the early morning
roundup.
Mr.. Powell said the former
klansmen, all identified as meru-
bers Of the Fair Bluff Klavern In
Columbus County, were involved
in the kidnapping Of Esther Lee
Floyd, colored, November IA last
year.
ALI Defendants Charged.
He added that all defendants
were charged with conspiracy to
kidnap and assault and with kid
naping and assault.
Mr.. Powell said four Of them
including a father and his son,
were among 10 men arrested by
FBI and North Carolina officers
in the first major blow against the
klan In this area February 16.
One was identified as Early
Brooks, a. exalted cyclops (presi-
dent) Of the Fair Bluff Klavern
and O former police chief Of Fair
Bluff. He is o lightning rod sales
man and was also O Fair Bluff
constable. The other was listed
% Bobby Brooks, his le-year-old
son. klakard tlecturer) Of the kla.
vern. who moved TO Raleigh. N. c.,
about 0 month ago and was or.
rested there.
The Fair Bluff Klavern was dis.
banded In January by Imperial
Wizard Thomas l.. Hamilton OF
the Eastern xxx for conduct
unbecoming the Khan.
In the February 10 raids, the
former klansmen were charged
with kidnapping and fiogging O
white man and woman last octo-
Der Q. The FDf charged that the
10 took the couple across the
State line Int Horny County,
South Carolina.
The other TIVE who were or.
rested for 0 second time were
listed ~ james Robert (Dob)
Hayes, 90, and l., @. Woriey, 30.
The four others, ehAraed for
the first time In the KiAn case,
were Steve Edmund. 30. OF cerf0
Fofdsi Billy Horne. 90, OF chad
bourhI Leamen Ward, 40, Chad
beurn, route Q, and poug Granger
OF Fair Bluff,
Evening star., 1952-02-27
By John A, Giles

The Air Force plans 10 ny this
year the hrst model OF q jet fighter
aircraft which probably will have
the fastest speed OF any plane
known 10 be In production today,
The plane, the Fsi0O, Ia believed
10 be In the D00smileya hour
class, which IA faster than sound,
Sound travels at about 100 miles
an hour at sea lavei but the rate
gees down 10 6Bs miles at about
10000 feet altitude,
II not only IA believed the Fsi0o
will be Superior In oil respects 70
the Aussian-buiit Mfdsibs, which
have appeared In great numbers
against the Fse6 Sabre Jets In
Korea, but efhelaiS hope II will
Evening star., 1952-02-27
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Evening star., 1952-02-27
FEC Threaten; Action
On Racing Droadeasis
That Aid Gamblers
Warns RadIe and ~
Stations Emphasizing
AfteFneen Results
Ny ihs AI.ssIalsd PTsN

The Federal Communication
Commission today threatened
new eFaekdeWn ON radio and teler
visions stations that "emphAsIse'
programs Of hoFseraee results dur
lng the afternoon hours,
The announcement noted thai
Nv Ia common knowledge thai
hookmakeFs operate, too, duTInG
the afternoon while racing Ia II
progress"
FEC said II is concerned thai
the regular racing hroadcasts may
be aiding illegal gambling opera.
tons,
Public hearings will be held on
whether the operating licenses oi
Is outlets will be renewed. FEC
said the stations appear to be Of
fering horse racing information
on a regular basis during sub.
stantial period of time in the
afternoon"
Large Stations Involved.
The outlets summoned to tht
hearings include three large
television stations-WJZ-TV anc
WPIX. both in New York City. ane
KLAC-TV in Los Angles.
One FM station-WWPB-FM al
Miami. Fla.-and II standard
radio stations scattered across tht
country also are involved.
The agency said at the same
time it had granted renewals tt
radio Stations WANN, Annapolis
Md, and WMEX, Boston, be-
cause those stations which previ'
ously put on afternoon broad.
cats or horse racing information
had dropped the programs.
Last year FEC sent out ques.
tionnaires to every broadcastsine
outlet in the Nation requiring
detailed report on what horse
and dog racing information wa'
being aired.
Today's action is a followup or
that survey.
WTUX Ordered OFF Air.
The QUESTIONABLE was circu.
lated after the FEC in october
1850, ordered radio station WTUX
Wilmington, Del. to get off the
air because \ Of the detailed ma.
ture Of spot broadcasts 1t hac
been making Of horse racing re.
suits.
The commission said these pro.
grams helped illegal bookmakine
operations.
That station announced durine
the investigation that It was drop.
ping ali racing broadcasts and Il
now operating on q temporary II.
cense while the FEC considers III
petition for q further review Of I'll
ease.
The Forthcoming license hear.
Iings involve these standard radiC
stations: KJBs, KsAN and KYA
all Of San Francisco: KWKW
Pasadena. Calf; WMrE, Miami
WBNx. New York City; KVSM
San Mateo. Calf; WWBz, Vine.
land, N. j.; WRfB, Providence
y. l.: WoPA, Bethlehem. Pa" ant
WITH, Baltimore.
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Taft Asks DELAY
0f3Y Years in
Starring UNIT
Druft Can Furnish
Necessary Reserves,
Senator Believes
by lhS As.Osislsd Pre-,

Senator Taft proposed toda,
that the start Of universal militar,
training be postponed "for abou
three years"
II cant see why we shouit
try TO start UM1' as long as thI
draft now ID taking most youht
men for two years active duty,
the Ohio Republican told a re-
porter Il could not vote 10 dt
II how"
Other protests were cited bs
Representative Short, Republican
6f Missouri who predicted N6rthl
tfh Democrats fF0lh iab0r ant
faflh districts would help Republic
cans klll the measure
Vlns0n htill Confident,
Bllt CHAIRMAN VIhsGn N tht
H6tlse Armed Services Committed
cont lHued 10 predict pAssAae III
lhe bl Wheh II comes 10 4 Vele
probably 1eAt weekl
The Hellbe IA IN the ascend dan
NJ debHte Bn The eehtravepAIHI
measure te HlVe IBsyeHpseldA Ala
months tfAlhIhHl iellewed bv NJ.
years N the teAepveHl
UNIT hlllA heiere HE liallAA ahe
hHhHtH waHld het An detalled
HHlhAPltg faF 4 htapG Nj allmI
hlilAApk military tPalAlHg, WheHu
ever Congress ~ thR FpeaIdent
dsteFmlheg II R9sRlble and fuAdA
Were pp9Vldedr
Senator Taft 4 candidate fep
thH HepHBlleAn presidential H9m
lnallgh and chairman al the
Senate Republican Policy egmH
mllteer said he wants e9neVRss ia
lell the military that before UNIT
v started FentRg9n leaders
khgHla coma IN and offer ntg out
0Ht feUP 0P hVe divisions"
W nave not heard any such
egeIs by our military leaders," he
Gradual sGRIe-D0WW,
The senate bill has q provision
recurring a eTadHal sGale-dnWn In
The regular force after 900 900
men complete six months basic
training and 90 into the reserves,
Senator Taft said no believes
men who served two years under
the draft, or as volunteers, would
comprise necessary reserves for
the next few years,
But Senate sponsors OF UNIT
say II Is unfair to restrict the Ma
tons reserves TO combat veterans,
They say UNIT should provide
trained reserves from, veteran
ranks.
Mr., Short said the expressed op-
position Of some farm and labor
groups would swing many North
ern Democrats against UNIT. He
said he was counting on these
votes, rather than those of anti
administration Southern Demo-
Gratis, to defeat the bill.
Talk Of RecOmmittal Move.
Another opponent, Representa-
tive Shafer, Republican. of Michi-
gan predicted earlier a House Re-
publican-Dixie coalition would
team up against UNIT.
Some legislators were talking
today of introducing a motion to
send the measure back to the
House Armed Services Committee.
If passed, this would kill it for
this session, but it would mean
individual Congressman would not
have to express a direct opinion
in an election year.
Senate leaders have said they
will wait for the House to act
before taking up UNIT. The
measure has approval of the Sem
ate Armed Services Committee.
Evening star., 1952-02-27
Bulletin
Bullock Leave Extended

Police Chief Robert v. Muir.
ray today announced he Ia OK.
tending for 10 days the leave
granted Inspector Albert I. Bul.
lock after being acquitted on
gambling conspiracy charges.
The police chief also said In.
speetor Bullock told him he In.
tends 10 MI out the question.
naiFe on his finances sent by
the District Crime Committee.
Earlier story on PAGE ASH
Evening star., 1952-02-27
President Welcomes
Achosun and Snyder
Back From Lisbon
TFuman Goes 10 Airport
To Congratulate Them
On NATo Meeting

President Truman today con-
graduated Secretary af Stats
Aphes0n and Secretary gf thu
Treasury Snyder an their return
from what no termed q nmast
successful" meeting 9f the North
Atlanta Treaty Council al Lisbon
MF, Truman met the two cabinet
0filpeFs when they landed at l0,2e
am, at National Airport after an
al|-nlght flght In the Presidents
personal plane, the Independence
Vt Is q great pleasure" the
President said, to welcome Mr.
Aeheson and Mr., Snyder from q
most successful conference,
He added he believed the Lisbon
meeting and preceding confer
ences in London had accom-
plished things we have beer
working for the last three or four
years"
"WOrked as One Team"
Mr.. Acheson thanked the Presi-
dent and asserted the American
delegation at Lisbon worked to-
gether as one team"
Mr.. Snyder, describing the
North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-
ton as extremely successful, j"
said he believed the NATO ma
tions are entering a period where
progress becomes achievement"
Mr.. AcheSon rode back with
the President to the White House
to report to him in detail on the
new NATO decision to speed the
buildup of the defenses against
Communist aggression.
The Secretary of State plans to
give a similar report to the
Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee and House Foreign At
fairs Committee soon, probably
tomorrow.
RadiO-TV Report Friday.
Mr.. Acheson will report to the
Nation in a radio address Friday
night, the State Department an
nounced a few hours after his
return. He will speak at 9:3O
pm. over the NBC and Mutual
networks and the Dumont tele-
vision network. NBC will tele-
wise a film and recording Of the
speech at 11:15 pm. and ABC will
re-broadcast it at 1880 pm, the
department said.
Michael j. McDermott, State
Department press officer, said Mr.
Acheson's speech would sum ur
where the Lisbon and London
conferences bring us in terms oil
the effort we have been making
since the end of the war to build
peace and security in the world
Secretary Of Defense Lovett and
W. Averell Hartman, director oi
the Mutual Security Agency, re.
turned from Lisbon yesterday,
Evening star., 1952-02-27
AFtoFIy Worlds Fastest Plane in 900 0-MPH Jet

match anything the goviets will
have produced before the craft be.
gins to appear In large numbers
Air Force ofiieIals have ordered
the builders, North American
Aviation, fne., 10 40 ahead with
production OF the Fsi0O without
waiting for customary fight tests
The fiFst are expected 10 come
Oh the production lines by mid.
1858,
The Fsio0 also Ia kneWn A tht
Sabre u In uhefileial industry
terms,
II will have 4b.desree SWEPT.
back wings and DO powered BIZ {
j.47 Pratt A Whitney eHdiH(
which will have 10000 pevhdl
thrust. The Fsee, the best air.
craft IN use In the Air TeFee today