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ifiii the 7 1 VSj eweajswasssTMsstsasMa an? ri i i Jti! I ya Jy I I III mil mum iliW v.i.,i JL. h.Iti.1 Ill II ipruuuiyiyEru i t' ftl mr 3 Herbert Newton and his white wife, Mrs. Jane Emery Newton, along with their baby. Mrs. Newton was examined for sanity because, she married a Negro.

She was discovered to be exceptionally brilliant, and a daughter of one of the First Families of the country. SPEAKER rp photo) DR. R. R. WRIGHT8 Jr.

of Wilberforce University, who addressed the American Sociological Congress during the recent Chicago convention of the distinguished body. revenues for the fiscal year 193 Called Name, Shoots White Bartender CHICAGO, Jan. 17 (ANP) Re nentful of epithets directed at him by the white bartender in a res taurant and saloon here, Charles Mffier. 25. drew a pistol and shot rhls" abuser.

1LUAM E. HANCE Presi.fcnt 43A3SY E. LAMPKIN VicePres. ROBERT VAXN iBditor and Treasurer IRA F. LEWIS afarwper and Secretary WILLIAM O.

City Editor Subscription in crfvoncs. Tear S3.00 Single Copy J0 Bis Months tJ)0 checks CGLDS and flnrt day liqmd Tablets HEADACHES wtva AoM Drops ia SO minute ELEVHEW 'EFFORTS AST YEAIRl A NEW YORK, Jan. 17. The National Association for the Advancement it Colored Peopl has secured a moving pier N.A A. CP.

ELECTS NEW board: OF DIRECTORS NEW YORK, Jan. 17 Tht annual business meeting of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People on January 7 elected the following: new mem ben to the board of directors: Miss Jane Add axis, Chicago; Rev. Hutchens C. Bishop, New York; Hon. Ar thur Capper, Topeko; Prof.

Manley O. Hudson. Cambridge, Rev. WUXiam Lloyd lines. New York; James Marshall ESEOV BS I6AVSPEMER Says We Need Greater Technique On Racial Relations.

CHICAGO, Jan. 17 (ANP) At the recent meeting of the American Sociological Society here in sessions at the Hotels' Sherman, Morrison and Palmer House, there were being Dr. R. R. Wright, president of Wilberforce versity, Xenla, and it was Dr.

Wright who addressed the group during a discussion of educational sociology held on the first day of the conference at the Hotel Morrison. A digest of Dr. Wright's remarks follow: "I realize in various economic fields such as labor, taxation, farm ing, i housing, that sociology has contributed much to government. There is one problem, however, that; I wish to mention which needs the social point of view more than any other, and that la the problem of race relations. "Having been a student of sociology2 for more than 85 years, I have lived through some of the difficul ties which the sociologist faces In trying, to get people to consider facts rather than fancies and prej udices, and I appreciate all the more what has been done.

"The great need which we have In America, indeed, the need of the world, is a technique of racial re lations by which we shall get the highest social efficiency by inter group association. ture camera and complete projecting outfit which wll be used to more effectively carrv on its work during 1935. This was only one of the many ambitious plans outlined at the Dr. Wright Heads NA.A.C.P. Directors i NEW YORK.

Jan. 1" Dr. Louis T. Wright, eminent surgeon of New York City, where he Is a member Of the staff of Harlem Hospital and police surgeon with the rank of Inspector, was elected last Monday to be chairman of the board of directors of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Dr.

Wright fills the office vacated by the resignation of J. E. Spingarn. Struck By Truck; Dies McGEHEE. Ark, Jan.

17 (ANP) Mrs. Lizzie Jackson. f5. died here Friday from the effect of injuries sustained Thursday night when she was struck by a truck driven by James boy. Gaston, lS year ola white resident Asks Congress For ,500 For Virgin Islands Roosevelt' Requests Appropriation to Carry On Temporary Government of Virgin Islands.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17President Roosevelt "asked Congress for $316,500 to carry on the temporary government of the Virgih Islands in the budget for the fiscal year submitted last Monday. This sum is $18,258 less than the amount appropriated sot tn virgin Islands for the cur rent fiscal year. Of that amount, J13L500 is 'for oalarlec of the governor and tm ployes of the temporary govern mentf $35,000 la for salaries and expenses of the agricultural experi ment station and the vocational Mchool in the Virgin Islands, and la for defraying the deficits In the treasuries of the municipal governments because of the excess EMPLOYE SUCCUMBS LOS ANGELES, Jan. 17 (By ANP) Ulysses J.

(Six Balls) Brown, 35, popular city employe. son of Samuel Brown, died Thur day. as a result of Illness, in the General Hospital. Funeral services were held from the chapel of Con ner Johnson. Tuesday.

CHICAGO BROKER GRANTED DECREE CHICAGO. Jan. 17 (Special) R. Weaver Black, 3117 South Park way, for several years engaged In the brokerage business in Chica go, was granted a divort from hie wife, Mrs. Halliett Cheeterfield Black, of 429 S.

Liberty street. New Orleans, last week. From the record, it appears that Black claimed he was married. April IS, 1325. to Mrs.

Halliett Chesterfield In New Orleans; that they 11 together until May J. 1926, vhen she desert ed him. It is further stated that tbey had not lived together since their separation. The complaint alleges that Ruth Natalie Black, tbrir only child, was In the care of her mother In New Orleans and tha record shows that Mrs. Black signed the stipulation tn order that the ease might be rushed a conclusion.

Black testified that no change In the csutody of th child was desired and that he and M.s. Black ha agreed that the chll should remain In the care of the mother. Mrs. Black is prominent in social circles of the city of New Orleans, being a member of the famous Chesterfield family. Mr.

Black has been engaged in business In Chicago for manyyearal MOOTER BABY SLAIN BY ANBHT COUSHATTA, La, Jan. 17 (A. N.P.) Mrs. Effie Moore and her daughter, Ruby, aged 7, were chopped to death here New Tear's morning by an ax slayer at their far home, 15 miles northeast of this town. Virgil Moore, 1 husband of ai's.

Moore and father of Ruby, w'uu the murders were taking was at a New Tear's Eve party place. Cotton relief money la the sum of $165 was stolen by the slayer from the Moorea home. He neglected to slay another daughter, about four years old. who. was sleeping in the same bed with Ruby.

Liberator 1842 Given To Library Of Atlanta University ATLANTA. Ga, Jan. 17 The Atlanta University library has just received as a gift from Oswald Garrison Viliard. a copy of the Liberator of May 27, 1842. Mr.

VU laxd Is a grandson of the great abolitionist. William Lloyd Garrison, the high minded idealist, who provided the chief Impetus of the Abolition, movement. Garrison's Importance as a dominating figure In startlnjg tha campaign against slavery conceded by historians. New York; Miss Mary White Ovington. New York; Charles Edward Russeil, Washington; Hon.

Charles EL Toney. New Ycri; William Allen While. Emporia, Kansas; Mlig Frances Williams, New York: Dr. Louis Ti Wright. New York.

jNomlnaticns of. board members by the branches were also vfcted upon along with those selected by the nominating board. annual meeting of the association here on Monday by Walter White, Nj A. A. C.

P. secretary. Films have already been made of conditions of Nero workers on the Mississippi Flood Control Project arid In the Tennessee Valley. Other projected activities for 1CC5 are an exhibition of paintings arid drawings with lynching; adult education schools under supervision ofj the branches dealing with rac hljstory and problems; the establishment Of at least one regional office; more direct participation by the branches In the election of board members and formulation of association policies; continued campaign for the passage of the CosU gan Wagner anti lynchir.g bill and oiatr effort tn Ahtntn fair Aml about twelve Negro delegates in attendance. Among thera I far Negro workers in the nra.

FERA, and on PWA projects. Among the outstanding activi ties of 1034, Mr. White cited the greatly increasing militancy of the Association as reflected In the picketing of the American Federa tlon of Labor Convention and the National Crime Conference; the Increasing cooperation of outside organizations as shown by the sup port of the oCsugan agner antl lynching bll" by organizations rep resenting 42,000.000 American citi zens; the splitting of the opposition toj the bill, the large attendance at ine nearings in wasningxon, u. (j. which were nationally broadcast and the aid rendered by news commentators like Boake Carter.

Gab riel Heatter and Lowell Thomas. The demand for new branches the greatest on record, accord ing to the secretary. There were 106 requests from all parts of the country during the year. Twenty thre. new branches were establish ed! and sixteen reorganized.

There wti also a marked gain In financial support from the branches In 1934 over the 1933 total, from out side sources and from the Amer ican Fund for Public Service. A large part of the N. A. A. C.

P. efforts was directed agaunst viola tions of NRA codes affecting Negro workers, opposing code'differentlals discrimlnatng aganst blsck labor the widespread deprivation of crop reduction bonuses under the AAA due Negro and sharecroppers but appropriated by white landlords. la addition It handled numerous complaints of color discrimination by the CWA, PWA. FERA. Homestead Subsistence Bureau and other New Deal agenclea fin Bird JV HAPPYAND HOW! Famed Educator Says Detroit Industrialist Has Aided Group Most Says Negro Has Not Achieved Security In Industry.

NEW YORK, Jan. 17 (ANP) In the January "Op portunity," Kelly Miller again puts forth the idea that the farm constitutes the Negro's best chance for survival in Arnerica, and avers that of all the industrialists of the present day Henry Ford is the Negro's best friend. The venerable professor makes a AWARDED $7,500 FOR INJURIES OAKLAND, Jan. 17 (By ANPJ After three years of litigation, Seabron Calhoun, 10 year old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Seabron Calhoun cf Berkeley, waa awarded $7,500 for Injuries received when the car in which he was riding was struck by Phillip Holmes, movie star, In Hollywood In 1831. According to information brought out by the trial In Los Angeles last week. Seabron. his mother, Mra Laura Calhoun and Willis Dudley were riding in Dudley's Ford when Holmes, driving a heavy Cadillac tore an Intersection at Lomt tas and Rodeo in Beverly Hills, ignoring the arterial stop. Others in the car were injured by the Impact, but the boy was thrown against the frame work of the automobile, suffering bruises contusion of the forehead, leg and Jsgged cut on his left hand which developed Into a subacute trauma Uo teno synovitis.

Uncle Sam Tells Prance to Come Across, headline. Pend across will aU right. bitter attack upon those Negroes who have urged Industrial rrploy ment aa the ultimate solution of the race problem, and goes to great length to point' out the failure of the Negro ta achieve security la Industry. He says: There ta another significant thought In this direction. The Ne gro it permitted ta use simple ma chinery which does not require large aggregation either of capital or labor.

There Is no restriction to his opportunity so long as the tools and Implements can be In dividually manipulated, but where large aggregations of capital and organization of labor are required he Is excluded by the Inexorable demand of race prejudice. He may be a chauffeur and operate a elngle macnine wun immiiaDie skill la a crowded street or on the open read where there are no fixed grooves to guide his path, bat not allowed to manipulate a street car or a steam engine along fixed and Immovable grooves. The million sire who permits bis Negro barber to play about bis throat with a sharpened raxor would aot think of permitting him to handle delicate machinery In his factory. BABY DIES SUDDENLY CHICAGO. Jan.

17 Doris Carey, eight month old daughter of Marshall and Magnolia Cerey. SoOl South Parkway, died suddenly from pneumonia. Tuesday morning. The body was removed to the parlors ax xx. tt.

aims. A KTHEL MOSES Pretty Cotton Club show girl, who's all smiles since the return of Cab Calloway and his famous orchestra to the 'aristocrat of Harlem" Sunday night It's all because of her love for that pianist. Benny Payne, and some of those who claim to be in the know will have you believe they are Mr. and Mrs. The association, said Mr.

White, succeeded for the 'hlrd time la seven yesrs In defeating the Texas white primary when it won a favorable decision tn the U. S. court for the western district of Texas ia February, legally accord. ng qualified Negro voters the right to register and vote In the Democratic primaries in Texas. He scored Chairman James A.

Kariey of the Democratic National Committee, for failing to act rnhtn warned of wholesale violations of this decision and two previous ones rendered by the V. S. Supreme Court, and Attorney Gen. Homer S. Cummlngs for his failure to prosecute guilty Texas election otTieisls despite submitted affidavits testifying to Negro exclusion at the July and August primaries; and also for his failure to act In the Claude Nal kldnap iynch.tg at Mariar.na.

Fla, October 1934. under the so ca led IJndbergh law. He pointed alac to the successful lermlnaUon of the N. A. A.

P. 4 ytsr eht in tne senators who voted for tie confirmation of Judge John J. Harker of North Carolina to the U. a Su preme Court benca. c.Ur.g Reed of Pennsylvania.

Walcott of Connecticut, Kean of New Jersey. Hatfield cf Wst Virginia. Patterson of Miss ouri snd Feta cf OMiv as senators defeatel largely by Nesr ro'es. In addition to the fsht for the Costin 'agner antHynching bill, the association Investigated lynrn n.g9 at Clinton. Columbia.

Trr.n4 and Marianne. Fla. mh.le Its legal defense sHed many poor and friend. ess colored people. from tetanus d.ve.op.r.s rrom aa tr.jjry rsc.el when ke wb.

a(j iH.ai oo tee r.eaj my.t a brick eevtraj days ago P.l are lcoair.g far Wis W.t iwi w. thrower of the brick la street quarrel. egro Best Friend" BUDGET ASKS CONGRESS FOR $304,400 FOR FREEDMEN'S WASHINGTON. Jan. 17 Hud gel estimates submitted to Congress last Mnndsy prolle a total of J.VM.400 for Free imtni HospitaL This sum JiC.rV) tr egress BURNED TO DEATH LOS ANGELES.

Cal, Jan. 17 (ANP) Jack SheSield. aged SO. son of Mra Viable White, ct 1M1S East Urd street, was bureed to death, while cleaning aa automobile truck la the auto laundry where be worked at ZTSO Alameda street. The track trnllel and ex ploded.

burning ShefT.eld body al most beyond recognition. snemeia sea bis motner came here six years ago from Wharton. Texas. rurteral services wsre held Wed needay, 1 p. it Zioa HU2 Bsp of the amount appropriated rr the hospital for IMS.

The estimates IH Hi fa rsalarlee for officers and em oye and 11M5 for gar.erei expert MEXICAN DAILY i vanewrent of Colored PeIe. aad wMrh was sri to IM tews parrel In forty farelra rounlrte ta adiul tlon ta tbe main headline ar.d three ceoi4 to tie gruesoms report. El Nacloeal carried a tfci o.umo cartooei ti tr.e rroet pe a Netro ta the bande a whlta mob. The N. A A.

P. report has been widely published and commented eroe ta e' sews pa per a Church, w.th clans ta chsrga a treat? Pudsevt MorW "Wbat become of the eli fasb loaed naa te oa i ta taka rreat delight la ralelrg a flow sag snoustaco ta order to gtva tba Br. gin. eaecteg ta aa apart ment. feU thronrj the Coor and braks ber Ug.

What aew da ace have they taveaud seal JUL Oy S' PAGE TWO FIRST SECTION The Pittsburgh Courier SATUPJDAY, JANUARY 13. Cuss i lift rvnii in rw ri nrMinnnnc ri vi ni i nr vn nrMT3nn VfAl TCm UJW IT I IIS Ml ")J rJ iun "I IK1E HAS AS CHICAGO POLICE SURGEON 20 YRS. i Windy City Folks Take Pride In Fact That Dr. way Is First of Race So Honored. CHICAGO.

Jain. 17. If you should cose lo hurt, nd yourself in the custody of the pore. ar.i be placed ia charjre of a Urge, brotra kinncxl tr.xn in tr Eleventh Street Police Station, dont for a nir.ute your in the wrong place or that you're srsln.t. 1 Fof.

h.le IM. a. r.r. the raa la chare of Ilk Emertrnry boerrtsj ma tt.ltel the Cb fo Police Departacerl mh tr arv.1 h'ck f.rt 4 mrr t. Dr.

a 6r c. been as t4 of I'e belf4 about ti fw kno he IH ttoa A fe JMfl 4 d.j'lr eo'iored sorroc. ca th a police surgK to Nia Yerk atd that amo rter il. ha Bui ma years bfare. Dr Mo, leay bad won ais poa ito.

Ia 1S11. Dr. Iloioair see fr4uale4 from the aJ echcel cf jre cf tlUaou a. aistant serieant of arms of th claes. the Srtt and n'y cc' oi rd a' dent er to tr4 cTV cer.

Tat aaue yar. ifltr craJ.a tlon. took te ciU a rrk ii.d. laattoa for po Ice turfe Asr onf 14 ho let. oory te peaked ar.d Dr.

Mellow ay as third ca tha i.mt s'ane4 oa the Job in lll ar.1 eertej rr escpt for two wftea ytere during ifce sr perl's he obtalraoj a sence In all (eons in the They rotate oa Ur of ar Is po.t po.ee de artme "ir.s.4' asl out side tours of duty. On lr. duty each lurieos aersee la chars of the police first aid boapitai Ca outside dity each is certain poe dk Dr lowers district tr.clda th Pea a S'aotoo A. enue acd Hittia Ar aue po.lts diatricts. Ifc Utter sa to be the buaiaat pc.lc iuua is the world All (ee.tb matters tecardisa the police, white and black, la U.ta a trict.

mast ard paed npea by him. ia addition to nls services as police eurgeoa. Dr. 'llovir, talas a bay a USrr atory and ellsic oa Sovta Psra way. IS KILLED BY BRICK COLUMBIA, ft.

Jan IT lBy Jamas Cltrr. Pte street, died Th sdsy ta a al SURGEON i ty cm I I VH ISAAC II HCljiiJiI. O.K"er r. pA 4 cx n't Hint r.i!a la a 4 a jo rr' ya ara on ei He t. ob Dr.

MAUway waa (raiu' ren ec.tkrai re4 Uelvere.ty ef I i fv TWO MEN GRANTED PAROLES IN N. RAt riGJL N. C. Jen. ANPl rek Moots, ithvi Vws ejr.ty ard aata git to tea resre fee a a tr.

aa granted a paro a I I i Bas last atfi. Cia ta "he of b. hea. ti god Ntsrloe He bad Mt priaoo fowr jeara, Arohrr Ntj i jH liarria. coni4 ta Dtvu for k.ls aao.Her colored ci aa greeted frdr grouas list eewly foa4 iu showssi tiat fca as tct the crtr for be was prir.l Why talk Vovt vr' Jjal ark a fsUow fcr ti rmifr on.

Eielly Miller SLASHED FERA WATCHMAN; JA1LE PRE SCOTT. Ark, Jar. 17 ANP) Charged wvJ ui throat ef Ptxap Wk Ufede. old. a white wstrrsnaa at tta PXKA efrua here.

Twin, yeas wee last wash at bis storae aear aal red la 2 hi A 1 KHo IN Hi AL CONSTIPATION 'LYNCH' REPORT Can be Helped! NEW YORK. Jan. 17. El National, a kacLsg daily amy (Use what Doctor do) newspaper published in Mexico City featured on its frontier 4 lU tveh page for December 25. 1934.

the report of the ghastly lynch erjJany aei iwiiv. ing of Claude Ncal at Marianna. on October 27. made T' by an investigator for the National Association for the Ad Hrratrae rfgrtor giTt Vi IstV.ne list ns slim 'i the 3taL Yo i fa redjta the tijtt tU tfxtt troi mfmf xc Asa yxur rjartcr laxative ksra tcer. bjni Lavatrre gtvrs tr.c aefp.

ga4 IL runt amst ci it 6Ve is rrpsted. IfVw move earn Lot. tc lake lm tka IvTwvia are soovlcj rtrv tfevwosiJy wiOkoat asT Tns Im Utatrrsj rar 'J I)e. Laliaxir Svro nx aad ca era. taeaa arc ajimi Laxatives lUt bo kaiHl rra ta cuidre" Crc3l a as ask yr Hi SYWJP PEPilli.