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Mere IIP )y MA2TCEI. K. IIOQIE aiUQTON. May i. How.J alty win bcora a i.d0w lror self IX ta bom C( tnJ ew policy of rorgani14U( nto effeot next ear as aUmated by Dr.

A. FlexMrj nt 01 we coari. and jesJ mo of th Howard funM Kin return from New YorkJ1 us. meeting or UV at the Hotel Commodore u' nw policy of the board caiv moat draatia curtailment looal facilities sine iJ fK of th university follow vim Tt. ths board's nnw ruling to' than Ave schools wlit and the mimmtr court tely abolished.

It hu bee 11 that th bonrd action hu' ctuatad ty a daw policy tZ hment, and this notwitisi th fact that a hum aJ1 ktlon we recontty paused by" ministration in the Interior meat bill for tha unlversit il waa sponsored fcy Rpr, ve Oaoar DePrtest, and It for tha Installation of a ne plant Instead of eafairusnl; aducatlonal farllUiea of tta Ion. inning 1934 55 tha university i reorganised Into a tins' raduete ehool cf liberal graauat school Standard echools throughout untry. with a deaa at Its had dtrtdad Into five profn schools. I Ave school that will conn tha revamped, ike'etonlied klon will be that of medlelnt.l iglon. Those that will ed under tha trustees rullni the cournea In electrical en ng, civil engineering, archi mechanical engineering) enlng school, and the chool; trlon.

Hereaftar tha aoion) will function as graduno' only, wlillt a flns.1 decision! png the dlscqntlcuance of th or dentistry awaits the of the board. Iras learned that next yn will be allowed to meiti ills on an Installment a commltte was accolnte Utder the salary schedule ot tors and administrators. of their findings will be prH to tha board next fall, sndi ccomrnendatlona will flns: (r. Inferno rlaht now an. maahood Cai6a a decide i en.

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May 4. nnal In tha sht move the dangerous features tha Woodruff antl fratarnal bill Senate, due to er lt of the Joint leglelaUra vtt of colored fraternal 'and rtie oriMilrations which has been rc'ins the flght against tha bill. agreement waa reached last rjesday i'h Senator Woodruff tienby in aaiendiuent to twn by the commltte will of vtd in the Senate. Attorney J. Leroy Jordan, chair cf the joint committee and isieblyman J.

Mercer Burrell had inference with Senator Wood jj at th Stat Houe durln th 3r.te smton and several proposed iadments permitting both col ni white organisations of a jjilsr name to register under the evtrons ot Senate Bill 2C9 were The legal committee, toorxve.t cf Attorneys Oliver Ran Lery Jordan and J. Mer rti Batreil. is working on amend snts which sre said to contain otiiiea exempting incorporated arfHEizaiiosj from the prohibitory (tiires the Woodruff bill and permitting unincorporated or to register if they hav tMii In existf nc for at least.thre Bcnthf. Men.bTS of organizations which i exempted under th amend tr.L wilt alio permitted to t.ir iinnlar regalia, etc, without tiitf.m the penalty ot fin and Ir.prisar.mfnt set forth by the Sen I'lifim) assured because the constant Are of letter and which has been directed iri.r.st etch of the twenty Senile's. Tii Joint commute la con tin 1b? its drive to raise funds to cover lit heavy expenses of postage, frlcitrsrr.s and other Hem In coalition with the fight.

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Okla. THEATRE GROUP TO PRODUCE 3 PLAYS NEW YORK. May 4. Tho Har ltm Experimental Theater group announced today that beforu summer it will produce three one act plays by notable autho: s. It recently produced with great tiuccess Ernes Culbertson's "Goat Alley" before a capacity audience.

Th three plays are: "Queens Of Franc," by Paul Ora, Pulitzer Prlxe playwright: "Deep Dark." by Isador Brenner, and In Aunt Ma haly's Cabin," by Paul Green. "Queens of France" will direct ed hv Harold Jackman, while "Deep Dark" and "In Aunt haly's Cabin" will directed by Emmett Lampkin, a member of the John Henry radio drama. Mr. Lampkin appeared in Detroit in "All God'a Chillun" and in Frank Short's production of Uncle Tom's Cabin with Frank Wilson. The Harlem Experimental The ater has on Its board of directors manv of the leading citizens of Harlem, such as Mrs.

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By MANUEL R. ROQUE WASHINGTON, May 4 Samuel S. Leibowita, famous New York attorney for the Scottsboro defense and champion of the downtrodden and oppressed, Sunday came to Washington, and, like Caesar, he saw, he said, and he conquered! Speaking from the rostrum of the Asbury Methodist EDlscoDal Church here, under they auspice of the Civil Liberties League, newly formed branch of th Elks, the famous attorney drove one thousand mixed bearers to a clearer and fuller understanding of the brasea bigotry aad prejudice surrounding the trial and conviction of Heywood Patterson, first of seven Negro youths re trier for aa alleged attack on two white girls near Scottsboro, two year ago. Pointing aa accusing finger to the South, Leibowitx said: 1. they have a thimbleful of brain in their cianlum down there, they should realise that they have a united world against them.

Everybody knows North and South and it and West just what will becon. of th case when It reaches the Supreme Court again. We've got them, and they know itl A constitutional point of law got th It has them worried Our fight for the frnedom of the oppressed will won if we have to flght until hell freezes over!" Lelbowitz said that there is no racial, political, or fraternal pressure behind him to fight for the freedom Of the doomed youths, but merely an opportunity to serve not only the colored people an opportunity to be of service to all the downtrodden people of the world. "I took the case up," he said, "aiter I was aproached by a com 'ttee trom the International Labor Defense, and after being apprised through the newspapers of the of those boys. There was no money involved.

The people who asked me to take Up the case admitted that they were broke that they could not pay. I told them that money would not enter into the question at all, as long as the gave me free rein in the matter, but not before admitting to them that I was a Democrat a Roosevelt Democrat. "Under those circumstances, ladi and gentlemen, I eatered the case. Ty friends told me that I was a fool to take the case, that no man would have a chance de fen a Negro in the South. But I saw in the case an outrageous desire to railroad those boys to the electric chair.

That's why I am here today; to tell you of my consuming desire to see that those boys get a fair and imparUal trial, and I will see that they get ltl cial justice must triumph over blind bigotry and murderous prejudice!" Here Lelbowltz related of how easy It had been to prove that no Negro had ever beea selected to jury duty, despite the fact that It was proven conclusively that Negroes in Alabama ara in every respect qualified to serve on juries. He said that in the course of bis investigation he found lawyers, doctors, professional and business men, all Negroes, who had never been asked to perform and exercise their constitutional rights in the Jury box. The highlight In Lelbowltz's address came when he said to the jwspapermen to be sure to make it a matter of record his encounter with Thomas E. Knight prosecuting attorney, and son of the Attorney General of Alabama, the night before the tilal. "I met him one night," said Leib owltz, "and thie Is what he said to me: the prosecution attorney said, Vou can try this case any way you like.

You cm try it to suit yourself; try them (meaning the boys) any way you like one at a time, singly, or In "What are the conditions?" Leib owitz said he asked. "Just let's try this case and forget the constitutional questions in volved," was Knight's proposition. accoraing io L.eiDowitx, "I will forget this when hell freezes over!" was LeibowiU'a retort, and the case went straight to trial the following day. "It took a lot of courage to flght those crowds, to restrain oneself," continued Leibowitz. Knight is a Southerner, and I can well understand the pressure that was brought to bear on a man who was asked to sit a Negro on a Jury with white men.

But on the other side we have George W. Chamlee, son of a Confederate soldier, defending the rights of a Negro. "I well remember that moment when the Jury came back with the verdict. There they were laughing and playing and joking as If they were going to a burlesque show, yet in their hands ivas the verdict condemning a man to die! "Then human restraint knew no mora! "And still they say that they doa't hav frog eyes, lantern Jaws and llits for mouths full of tobacco Juice; that Jew money from New York was a millstone around that boy's neck! "Now they ar trying to get me out of this ease, but they won't get this Jew from the sidewalks of New. Xork, Not until hell fxeezee here as a suspect.

According to peopl ia the community there had been bad blood between th two men. Button states that he only shot Watson after he advanced upon him with a shovel and threatened his life. He claims that Watson drove up and told him that he had came there to "give him a good beating." "After I had shot" Sutton said, "Watson menaged to wreetle the gun from me and fired two shots at me as I fled." Officers are inclined to believe Sutton's story. over! We've got them, and they know It!" Referring to the Negro's plight, he said, "You can kick a dog around, but some day he will come back to the kennel, and then let the master beware! The South is sitting on a mountain of T. N.

T. They have put a collar around so tight until the black man can't stand It any longer And when the black man turns around let his tormentera beware! "They will never dare electrocute Patterson, and they know it! Ami that is because they know the whole world the civilized world watching. America On Trial "Mark you!" he added. "No violence is necessary. We can do it through the courts.

The Ice has been broken. This is not the fight of the Negro. This is th fight of America a fight to determine whether or not the American flag should fly down there! Thi sis a fight to determine whether or not justice and our Constitution shall 11 or perish. This is a fight against hypocrisy, bigotry and un Amerlcanism a flght to end damnable injustice!" Leibowitx arrived here Sunday morning by air from New Yorlc He gave a talk oa legal points to the law class at Howard University and there he cam to tfce church, accompanied by J. Finley Wilson, grand exalted ruler ot the Elks organization.

Perry W. Howard, legal adviser of the fraternity, said that the movement of the Civil Liberties League is purely a patriotic one. "We are for the Constitution," he said, and will defend tne flag. We are organizing to root out Communism from the heart and breast the Americr Negro. We will uphold the law Of the land." Howard was master of ceremonies.

Earleen Luckett, brilliant student at Dunbar High School, delivered the initial address, in which she outlined the history of the Scottsboro case and urged all her hearers to rally to the aid of the doomed youths. Eight points comprise the program ol the new organisation: (1) To protest the rights of the Negro throughout the United States; (2) To opose segregation and ren service to the race; (31 To make the Negro secure in the exercise of the ballot; (4) To safeguard the life and lib Mm Utrr feat ted, kstross fa 15 nlaatei this qaick Freaca rxy Of eoaxse maa fall lor the aood black hair Bat ot worry If ranlaa; grar. Toe eaa make In roetaral hatr Is MM It i I It I HaUroua elaok acaia tn tn In mlnatoa ia rw ova room. AH ytm am rm woo a DOTU or UoOa frors IarUaa rraaca Hair Col ortog and pat It oa roar balr. It'a aar.

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Cobb, famous for more than 30 years as a writer of humorous stories and Will Rogers, known to millions as a sort of "American court jester," are on the air under the same sponsorship, the Gulf Refining Co. Beginning Sunday, April 30 at 9 o'clock. (Eastern Daylight Saving Time) Rogers broadcast over an NBC network each Sunday evening for 30 minutes with his inimitable comments on politics, personalities, sports, styles, "what he reads In the newspapers." Each Wednesday and Friday eve ning at 9 o'clock Cobb will step to the microphone In the Columbia Broadcasting studios in New York City, tell one Of the droll stories that have made him famous and offer his comments on the happenings of the day. The appearance of these two prominent humorists on the same series of programs tla being closely watched by radio executives and others interested In the changing moods of radio listeners because it is believed that the series will serve to Indicate that the public la definitely tired of the so called "gag humor" and that popular taste nowadays demands mellower and more Subtle entertainment. Cobb has often been called the (5) (6) erty of the Negro; To secure equal rights and justice for the race; To guarantee equal rights and opportunities to Negro boy and girls; (7) To fight discrimination in government jobs; (8) To secure legislation favorable to the race.

Others who took active part in th meeting wer Dr. Emory B. Smith. Hueston. A.

J. G. Lu Valle, editor of the Washington Tribune; Hallie Q. Jackson, Rey. W.

E. Brooks, Col. West A. Hamilton and James A. Jackson.

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Musio for the two broadcasts is furnished by Al Goodman's orchestra, famous as the band that played so long for the late Florens Zieg "Tha Revelers," one of the best known quartettes In Radiodom also appear with Mr. Rogers. Although known primarily as humorists Mr. Cobb has demonstrated, during th more than 30 years since took up writing, as he save, "in a serious way," that he is one of the most versatile of Americans. The Rogers broadcast will go out over the NBC blue network through station WEAF.

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