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i fi I I 4 I a fc if! frRJ Iior I .11 lV 1 ili 1 I 4 t3 i ered, was featured speaker at the Wizard's birthday party not long airnu for Kluxers only. The wiz ard, now claims that "Hummon Is adviainsr him how to get free radio time to reply to Drew Pear son's attacks on the KKK. Should "Hummon" go in as gov his "White Supremacy Clubs" would likely become the nuclei of new Klan klaverns. For all practical purposes (such as in timidating Negro me two Are alreadv one. But' unlike the Klan.

the club has een so brash as to brazenly put print its criminal intent to disfranchise Neero citizens. The (tiih't. membershio pledge card states: My poUtloal disposition that cf an aroused white citizen of Georgia which means that I breathe no ill winds of hatred SJM FOR YOUt fA AS mil 1 11 1 III 9 NOW TOOAYI Mr 30 SEND NO MONtYl m'i i a Ha ym jmIX IiMm wmim rot mikmou rmx tklu mm tmtt Immtp VrntHf Hfm mm mum tunc, rrr cotmrnTAnm tUTMHHA liMHiieMlt, mmm, lMrfcf itinl in Mlmi tm urn wtrf fimmm "i rf sisl 4ssss1d9 kesl Arm ssjbass mmv nw niAU tarn ho Mourn W. yw SUPFUIUEX I Ji If m( MONjn WTTMOBOOI MM, .11 WOT SSMD NO WITH OROft roo 9 i 1 1 u. h4 n.

imm SUTHwm Mn( III ii I I UNO NO mUNtTt r. WBT COMTAKY, an IU3 si a rw 1 "SBav; ssr il By STETSON KENNEDY (Special Co rrepoiident) SETS PRECEDENT Miss M. Patricia Goins, 17, a native of Charlottesville, is the first of her race admitted to exclusive Thinbarton. College of Holy Cross in Washington. D.

C. against any race, color, or religious creed, but believe that the rule of our Government should be left entirely In the hands of white citizens. "I agree to uplift the Negro and to be of all general assistance to him that I can but never to permit him to vote or to elect bis color to our public offices In this State, unless by law 1 am forced to do Nothing so openly subversive as that has cropped up in the South since the Reconstruction Klan rode high. These "White Supremacists mean what they say: they wont permit Negroes to vote or hold of flce unless by law they are zorcea to do so. It so happens that the U.

Criminal Code, in a section titled Offenses Against Elective Fran chise and Civil Rights of says in plain language: "If two or more persons con spire to Injure, oppress, or in timidate any citizen In th free exercise or enjoyment of any right or privilege secured to him by the Constitution or laws ox the IT. 8 they shall oe fined not more than $5,000 and imprisoned not more than ten years." Are not the pledge cards of the Talmadge "White Supremacy Clubs' prima facie evidence of a criminal'consplracy to deprive jNe gro citizens of their rights to vote and hold office, as guaranteed by the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments of the Constitution? Under the conspiracy laws, are not all signers of such a pledge guilty? WHY NOT A RAID? Why, then, doesn't the U. S. De partment of Justice direct the FBI to raid the offices of these clubs, seize the membership files, and prosecute the ringleders? If this is asking to mucn of the Justice Department (in view of its record), why does it not at least issue a warning for the "White Supremacists" to break it up or face prosecution? After pressure had been brought to bear, the Department aia ao something of this sort prior to the IMS Georgia primary, when Tal madglte registrars were arbitrarily challenging and disqualifying thousands of Negro registrants. So healthy was the respect of these registrars for the long arm of Uncle Sam that they not only stopped challenging Negroes, but voluntarily reinstated many of those whom they had already drop ped from the voting lists.

WO JIM CROW IN WASHINGTON Catholic Award to Dr. Guy Johnson WASHINGTON (ANP) Dr Guy B. Johnson, a member of the board of trustees at Howara urn verslty. will be given the annual award of the Catholic Committee of the South for 1947, it was announced by Howard officials. The award will be presented at the con vention being held in Charlotte N.

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XTTJINTA In drivins through Georgia in recent weeks, I was most alarmed by the Mushrooming of Supremacy Clubs," especially in the rural coun ties in the southern portion of the State. ZAiSachad. last; April, tbeM cnipi ara'tliaordUcany apart rom tboM OB Deznocrailo committee which are eontroUed by "Hummon" ffnm Aito, theoretically, they are apart from "the Klan luaverna oi ioc reeJm. But algnlflcanUy, the eame men are frequently found in the Democratic committee, the Club, and 'the Klavern. All three are hand under sheet for Humnion'i" victory in next year's gubernatorial primary.

XJCW KLAVERNB Tb'make matter worse, a. dozen naw Iclaverns have been set up in South Georgia this year. The self styled Imperial Wizard, Samuel Qree'n, has charged his dumb Kluxers, "Any member who doesnt get out and work for xaimaage U.ene hellova Klansman!" I "Hummon," it will be rememb Sea Outlets Ethiopia May Get Colonies LiONDON At the conference slated this week on disposition of Italian colonies, Ethiopia is seek ing to obtain Kritera and Italian Somaliland. Both would give the African kingdom outlets to the sea. Italian Somaliland is a long strip fronting on the Indian ocean and Eritrea is on the Red Sea.

Chief interest in the conference will be disposition of Libya. During the African campaign the Britsh promised the Senussi tribes of Eastern Libya that their territory would never go back to Italy, and the Britsh insist on carrying out that promise. The Arab League Is aiming for the independence of all Libya. END JIM CROW IN WASHINGTON Rotary Club Sends 1 Artist to Syracuse SOUTH ORANGE, N. J.

(ANP) Moses L. Ettlson, South Orange youth, will be able to realize a long cherished dream when he en ters the Syracuse University as a freshman this fall on a scholarship furnished by the South Orange Ro tary Club. Kittrell College Dispute der when plantiffs E. R. Merrick, George W.

Cox and D. J. N. Mills asserted that the voluntary non suit was taken "because the situa tion has reached a satisfactory stage." Attorneys C. J.

Gates, Durham, and Herman L. Taylor, Raleigh, counsels for Bishop Davis, were completely surprised at the strate gy of the plaintiffs Inasmuch as the case had been continued twice without a hearing and in view of the recent action of the Bishops Council, which unanimously sus tained the Bishop. FIRST VICTORY Following an investigation held here in the St. Joseph AME Church, Sept. 11, by three bishops who heard charges leveled at Bish op Davis by a newly formed lay churchmen's organization, the Bish op's Council unanimously sustained him and refused to transfer him from the North Carolina Confer ence.

According to Dr. J. N. Mills, spearhead of the laymen's attack, Bishop R. R.

Wright told him that the bishops felt that because of insufficient evidence and because there is a shortage of bishops, it would be wise to let Bishop Davis remain where he is in view of the fact that only eight months remained before the General Con ference meets. CONTINUE PROTEST Dr. Mills told The Courier th.it "We're going: to continue our protest against the tyrannical and dis honest transactions as planned in our first meeting. Me asserted that present plans are to discourage the further rais ing' of conference claims. I E.

Austin, editor of the Caro lina Times and one of the leaders of the lay churchmen, said, "Neith er Bishop Davis nor the AME Church will enjoy a minute's rest until we here in this conference. at least, are relieved of this men ace." END JIM CROW IN WASHIN6T0N Urban League Gives Fellowships to Three NEW YORK The National Ur ban League announced this week that three recent college graduates are to receive fellowships from the Urban League for study in social worK mis rail. These awards, which include tui tion and maintenance, have been granted to Frances L. Clark, Fisk university; Thomas Augustine, Berlin College and Columbia Uni versity, and Josephine Belle, Up sala College. 4 I I Til lliVl Pepsi Cola Awards av 03 4 111 9 Scholarships Avait IPrep Grads mm JACKIE'S MOTHER FLIES TO SERIES On' hand to see her famous son, Jackie Robinson, perform in the World Series, is Mrs.

John Robinson, left, who flew East with Mrs. Zellee Isum, Jackie's mother in law, right, and Mack Robinson, rear, Jackie's brother. Wnskop, Tirysftees Is ossoDvedl By A. M. RIVERA Staff Correspondent DURHAM, N.

C. Bishop Monroe H. Davis of Baltimore and trustees of Kittrell College won a veiled victory here last week when plaintiffs, seeking to restrain them from mortgaging the school ior to ok a voluntary non suit, dissolving a tempo rary injunction which had been in effect since July zy. Superior Court Juage waiter j.s Boone dissolved the restraining or PALO ALTO, Calif. The Pepsi Cola Scholarship Board this month is inviting: all students graduating from high school in 1948 to enter its fourth annual competition for 119 Pepsi Cola Four Tear College Scholarships and.

550 $50 College Entrance Awards, Boys and girls entering the 1948 competition must be elected by their classmates as ones "most likely to make important contribu Sr 4 1 ji WHTE HOUSE REPORTER Mrs. Alice Dunnigan, Washington correspondent for the Associated Negro Press, scored triple honors by being admitted as a White House reporter. She serves in the Capital and State Department press galleries. ANP. tions to human progress." The candidates who win the scholar ships will have their full tuition and certain incidental fees paid for four years to any accredited academic college they wish to attend in the United States, its territories, or Canada.

$25' ALLOWANCES In addition, they will receive al lowances of $25 a month during the four academic years plus traveling expenses at the rate of three cents a mile for one round each school year. The five runners up for each scholarship to be granted will receive the College Entrance Awards, each of which carries a grant of $50 payable if the winner enters college by the fall of 1948. These awards are financed by the Pepsi Cola Company as a part of its public service program, but a winner of a scholarship has no obligation to the Pepsi Cola Com pany either1 during the four years in which scholarship is in effect or after he has graduated. DATES LISTED Oct. 24 has been set as the closing date of registration for this year's competition.

On Friday, Nov. 21, all candidates will take a special aptitude test in their own schools. The students in each State who receive the highest scores on this preliminary test will then take a second examination cn Jan. 24. This will be the regular supervised scholastic aptitude test of the College Entrance Examination Board, the fees for which will be paid by the Pepsi Cola Scholarship Board.

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PLACED BY USES Robert C. Goodwin stated in his latest report that more than 25 per cent of job replacements by the United States Employment Service were non whites. The re port stated that 115,000 non white, non agricultural workers were placed In jobs by USES. This was an Increase of 5s per cent over the previous month, bringing placements of non whites to the highest level of the year. However, service and the unskilled occupational categories accounted for over nine out of ten of these placements.

DOMESTIC WORK UP The 45,000 non whites placed in private households showed an in crease of near 6 per cent over the previous month. The second larg est number, 20,000. were placed in manufacturing. Only twenty two non whites were placed in special Government projects, while 2,401 were given employment in regular Government establishments. Over half of the placements of non whites were made in the fol lowing six States: New York, near Texas, almost Ala Ohio and Florida, around 6,000 each and Tennessee almost 5,000.

END JIM CROW IN WASHINGTON Seek Funds for Carver Award OAKLAND, Calif. The George Washington Carver Scholarship Foundation of Alameda County is making appeals for a scholarship fund from which it might make an award Jan. 5. 1948, on the date set aside by Congress as "Carver Day" in 1946. The award would be made without respect to race, color or creed.

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(ANP) Reports that police had to be called in to maintain peace and order I at the sixty seventh annual session of thev National Baptist Convention! USA, which met here Sept. 10 l. were branded "false" by the ReVs. J. H.

Brown and H. Milton, president and reporter, respectively, 6t the Baptist. State Convention of 1111 nois, here last week. The two ministers issued a statement which said that in the election of officers "there was nothing unusal to warrant the presence of the police as has been Indicated by some. They were courteously asked to leave the platform by Vice President Harten of New York.

They left immediate ly without demurring. NOTHING UNUSUAL "It is not unusual for Baptists to contend for what they want from the standpoint of parliamentary precedure. "For example, the Southern Baptist Convection (white 1 in St. Louis almost spit on the concept 01 communism; and the Northern Baptist Convention (white) in Grand Rapids, almost split a few weeks ago also, over the question of the distribution and support of missions. END JIM CROW IN WASH I N6T0 1947 Peak Job Gains in Nation Listed 3 Mehcrry Plan New Unit for Med' School Is Considered NASHVILLE, Tenn.

Meharry Medical College would prefer to build its own 150 bed hospital addi tion to care for patients as a part of the community hospital expan sion nrosrram. President M. Don Clawson, said this1 week. Dr. Clawson said he had hopes" the necessary private financing for the new construction jean be ob tained if a "suitable guarantee of public funds for a portion of the operating funds is tortncoming.

The Meharry executive said that construction of the hospital by the college, would be more desiraMe to the community from the stand print of economy, quality of medi cal care, and efficiency of admin istration." WOULD CUT COST The proposed program of a $3,000,000 county hospital with one I branch for whites and thj ether four for Negroes calls for an expenditure of nearly a third of the total on the Negra. hospital. Costs of this program which calls for a $4,000,000 county bond issue plus a Federal grant could be reduced sharply if Meharry is able to undertake the proposed 150 bed ex pansion, Dr. Clawson sard. A committee of American Leg ion Post 5, studying the commun ity's need for additional hospital bed space, already has solicited an informal proposal from Dr.

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