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Postmaster Albert Goldman of New York City sells a $1,000 Defense Bond to Waymaa A. Evans, president of New York City Branch, National Alliance of Postal Employees. With Evans are John M. Christian, treasurer of the branch, and James S. Jackson, financial secretary ANP photo.

OPEN HEALTH CENTER IN OKLAHOMA GTY TULSA. OKUL July 3 Dr. W. T. Napier has been appointed by the county to bead the lioenttal for Negroes here.

The institution has had a rather turbulent history bcrt the commissioners this time eonrht the advlc of the Negro Medical Society which recommended Xr. Napier, former president of that organisation. nzxjr ARE YOU LONELY? WASHINGTON SOCIAL LETTER CLUB eU aa of Wrtte for tnfsrraatloa today. Post Office Box 6435 Waininjton, D. Charlotte Cooper, XIM Obie Woman Gets Degree Doctor Of Pedirofy COLUMBIA, S.C, July ANP) Mrs.

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AAl. The of and selectees are on field ration National Negro Council has for its principal the creating of influence and agencies to properly present the needs and the necessity of full participation or 14.000.000 Negroes in the economic and political activities of America, the National Negro Insurance Association, here assembled, unanimously endorses the program and campaign of the National Negro Council 100,000 Lobby Fund to prosecute In an or derty manner the cause of justice and the tights and security of 14.000.000 Negro American citizens, on every area of the home front before the President, the Congress and the various federal departments and agencies of the United States Government in Washington. i All funds collected should sent to the Citizens of Southern Bank and Trust company, 19th and South streets, Philadelphia, Pa. The National Negro Insurance Association further pledges its support to the "March of a Million Dtmea on Washington." and its national Influence and solicits the WASHINGTON. July In wture of friendship intended to strengthen even more the fraier nal harmony of the nations ox the Western Hemisphere, the United Betes has invited all 30 Latin 1 American nations to designate a I total or 73 junior army otxieers to I eerre in the United States Array as nests of our Government.

The Latin American officers will attend Army serrice schools for three months and then serve three months active service with a I tactical unit correspond ing to the particular branch of service in which they serve in their own country. They will begin tnetr at tached service here on August 15,1 1ML It is expected that out of this will crow many of the lasting: friendships that usually develop! among men at arms who serve together. The sharing of military doctrine and experience, the War Department believes, will contribute to a mutual understanding ahong the armed forces of the Western Hemisphere, broaden ail American comradeship and con tribute effectively to the defense of the hemspnere. INVITED FIRST end ing and are housed In a well or iL dered tent city, tbe regiment is men. The strength of more than 1600 Dally morning and afternoon.

the men have dips In the Atlantic ocean. They use the vast coast Una all the way from here to At laatlo beach. This beach Is an institution representing about 40 Negro business concerns. It is only obeeivlnr its fifth vear of one ra ICO bit south of North Carolina. i nrtltflp VVia trrmmT fmfthlflA a mmji A tncrm rtruur armv enlisted men m.

v. 1 wmVW AWUV" i cirt College here In connection with its commencement exercises. tion, but easily conforms to resorts 'to the Regimental Chorus, the of greater historlo background. There are several good hotels, cot tages and eating places in Atlantic Beach. The Hotel Scotteretta, ope This guns the heavy anti aircraft guns both symbolic and historic It represents tbe first time a race outfit has fired such guns (range 12 miles elevation).

Colonel Pierce has 'commended the soldiers on the progress they have made, their records for sanitation, their morale, and the finesse with which the regiment was dispatched to this site. Colonel Pierce is also interested in the religious work of the camp. He listened Chapel Choir and the Radio Sing ers on Sunday and heard the ser mon of Chaplain Williams. In recognition of work of Chap rated by Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin M. lain Arthur D. Williams, the com scott. is located In the center of. mending officer invited him to fire tne business inorougarare and has: the first anti aircraft gun.

servea as cjvuien neaaquarxers ior tne regiment, Wednesday the arQlerr pursued the practice for which It came to this camp, which is just a little The mess sergeants have heaped credit upon themselves for the masterful way they have cooperated In keeping the men physical ly nt and fed. Insurance Groups Endorse N.N. A. March Of Dimes SAVANNAH, July 3. The National Nesrro Insur ance Association in its 21st annual session June 27, being aware of the emergency created by the forces attacking the democratic governments of the world and being mindful and tnougntrui or tne aggressive atu a tude that should be taken by all groups in that no democracy Is complete without full participation by all persons lrrespecuve of race, color or creed In every phase of th nation! lif ef thmt Muntrvi dtixens and especially the 40,000 where It Is domiciled, and since the! Hon Day.

Sunday. July 6, and ear nestly urres the forces of its mem ber companies. 2S.000 strong, in every section, north and south, to actively assist together with other agencies in stimulating interest and nnancial support to this organization, and for all to speak as minute men for the cause of Christianity and democracy in action for every American regardless of color or creed. We earnestly request inat tne national ixegro Council dedicate itself and principles to the freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, and. freedom from discrimination, segregation, disfran chisement, unemployment and vio vive lation of the sanctity and security oi nome and xamiiy.

Tne National Negro Insurance Association in Sving Its approval of the National egro Council's 1100.000 lobby Is fully conscious of the gravity and the imperative demand of the masses of Negro people of America and we join whole heartedry with the business, church, and Negro leaders in government In urging immediate action by the president innuence and aid of Its member to further speak out and to the companies and all Negro American 1 Congress to legislate to the end them. In these turbulent times, our church needs strong young men and women with satisfied conscience to take the places of the fathers of this great heritage. This, of course, has been true always of every group, but more su now than ever. The world Is passing through a period greater than has been known and Christianity is placed at the cross roads. To be able to stand and give to this cause a contribution worth while, you must know the Great Teacher and be trained.

Physical and Intellectual training are essen tlal. but religious training helps' you to be a crowning success, and i jonly this kind of training will sur i life. tne material imngs oi tms One of the grand features for this State meeting is the State wide choirs contest on Friday that 14.000.000 NegTO citizens shall share equally in the army, navy, air corps, health, education. Social Security. National Defense, indus tries, and federal civil service posi tions and the common benefits of the American democracy as vouch safed by the founders thereof.

HARLEM FUND COMMITTEE DOES PART FOR KIDDIES SNEADS, FlJu. July Dr. J. A. Harrington, pastor of St.

Peter Baptist church, a firm believer in adequate educational preparation, has been spending the past two weeks as a student in the Minis terial Institute, at Atlanta Univer sity Summer School. One of his instructors. Prof. Roger Guptill of Gammon The ological Seminary says of him "Dr. Harrington is a wide awake student of the Bible, a keen judge of human nature and knows how to adopt the things that he learns to help his congregations grow spiritually.

Folks who set under his minis try will surely get the benefit of these two weeks of study at the Ministerial Institute. night. This was a grand success last year. We are inviting more choirs to enter this year. Awards will be given the three choirs giving the best renditions.

Bishop and Mrs. J. S. Flipper will be in sessions. a fry.

4 Tfh r. 1 U'M I Ittfclrt lZSth St. lUyar LaGuardiA congratulates members of the Harlem Children's Camp Fund Committee on the successful completipn of the Fund's annual finnnrfs,) drive. Pictured here are: Jack Rose, Mayor LaGuardia. Mrs.

Bill Robinson and Charles Gallub. Back row, CoL Leopold Phillip, Rev. John H. Johnson, Police Lieut Samuel J. Bat ties.

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3 Miss Imogens Lockett (left) and Miss Barbara Lockett (right), were awarded highest honors of their class in the high school department of Paine College at the commencement exercises, Tuesday. According to Dr. E. C. Peters, president of the institution, this is the first time in the history of Paine college that sisters have led the high school in marks of equal grade over the four year period.

SATURDAY, JULY 5, i in (ft pacts iiikhtekn fht Pittsburgh Courier ARMY ISSUES RICHMOND DENTISTS PLAN FOR NATIONAL CONVENTION PVRCHASIUG LONDS FOR AMERICAN SAFETY inviTATions TO 1 w.yj SO. AnEHCElS II I III .111.. Ill i nj. i ir Meeting in executive session, these members of the Peter B. Ramsey Dental Society, Richmond.

(i drawing the complete plans for the 28th annual convention of the National Dental Association to be held ir. Esmond, August 11 15, on the campus of Union university. The Ramsey Dental Society will entertain the Associate with a "Dental Education Vacation" program with the day time being divided between scientific lectures and chm a as well as the most modern office equipment and materials. Outstanding lecturers and demonstrators already have been secured and the exhibitors will occupy one entire fioo of the University building. A.M.E.

Church Workers Of South Carolina To Meet At Allen University By OLIVE B. LISBON COLUMBIA. S. July The State Sunday School and Young Peoples League of tbe A. M.

K. Church will meet July SO August 1. at Allen University. Delegates will be housed In the college dormitories with free board. Church leaders are urged to prepare del egations of church school workers and young people for the atten dance to this annual session.

Each delegate is asked to bring 23 cents for registration, 15 cents for the use of bed linen while there and toilet articles for personal use. Efficient Instructors will have charge of the classes both in the Sunday School and the League Departments. Bishop and Mrs. Flipper have shown an unlimited amount of Interest in the Touth in South Carolina of this organization and we are saying to them that words Negro ministers In a complete (fail to express our appreciation to militant support of the National Negro Freedom and Reconsecra FLORIDA PASTOR ATTENDS INSTITUTE Va. Union Gets New a RICHMOND, Jul; ginia Union's new pies J.

M. Ellison today statement inat tne stai: pru tically complete for the rev mere wiu ne some cnanprs ganization but tne stan will same. In this connection a nounced the promotion of sor Richard I. McKinncy. director of Religious Ac to the position of Dpar.

of School of Religion. Mr. MCKinney. a native ta Ida, graduated from Morr. College and later studied die Hill Graduate Center at the Andover lewton cal School.

At the latter tion, the received Bi elor of Divinity and Master Sacred Theology. He was forrf minister of the Pond St rev tist Church. Provident Island, which post he its: 1935 to come to Virpir a t': university. For the past Mr. McKlnney has izs graduate study at the uate School where he ha ns pleted all residence rcqu; 50 for the degree of Docto osonhy.

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