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i I JUL TURDAY FEBRUARY 21, 192 The Pittsburgh Comer PAGE THREE Blood Policy Of Ped Cross Is Denounced "DO UNTO IN TRAINING TO LEAD UNCLE SAM'S ARMIES a QD Cu 0 0 Cvl II HE Kill BUflGillll I i i i i IlDgS IPS II IF I ii hi i i fvviffiVi 1 i.s 5. Mi.f4; Vl'? tori Jsfcn Gaines, legless and af volunteer woricer at tne Homes. Federal Housing itiVt." Cincinnati. Ohio, is hss time repairing fur vs. at the Laurel N'irsery.

pre school unit, 'tfd recreation center. Gaines re grfi a pension irom wis cny 1U MlUUd. and stated. "The best way of keeping cheerful is by doing something for others." Five years ago he became afflicted with hardening of the arteries and his left leg had to be amputated. Two years later the right one had to be taken off.

He uses artificial limbs. Army Advises 'John Q. Public On Military Aircraft Accidents WASHTN'GTOX, Feb. 19 Military aircraft, friendly or hoa fla. which may be forced down or meet accidents in civilian gmi may be carrying live bombs or ammunition and should be (Sftiy guarded against molestation by unauthorized persons, War Department warned.

Non military personnel having Bffvledge of a military airplane accident should report It imme itfrlr to the police, sheriff, or other local law enforcement dioriry. Hight Negroes )To Vote Iiiivolved In Election Trial rnn con nnni rui information on the training, education and general ability of Ne gro labor. 0 suit art the Western Baptist Publishing company and Joseph E. Brown. Fran u.

vnita ana oyi vester K. Lowell of the Brown White Lowell who are publishers of the former man's re cent book. "Human Specifically the suit charges that a chanter of the book entitled "The Curse of Communism" held the complainant to disloyal, unpatri otlo and un American and an enemy to democratic Institutions and friendly to principles known as PUBLISHES Oil COLORED WORKERS NEW YORK. Feb. 29 "Speed Defense) Production.

Open the Gates!" a handbook for employe on the use of Negro labor, has Just been published by the Natioa al Urban League. Thia sixteen page, red. whit and blue booklet answers the common objection and fears voiced by employers when ap proached in regard to hiring Ne gro wornmen ana women, as seeaw to break down discrimination due to misunderstanding. Ignorance, and nrefudlce by supplying correct Teojela Seui The All American Halrdressas SMakea Men's Hair Lay Back Straight Vi7n Greasy. Not Sticky, Net Csununy.

vui Crwrrurn Ked. Men Who Have Tried Them All Sy HjOoiN Rjjht: Buy from Druggists, Barbers or by C0MPA1IY, CZPT. 14, ATLANTA. B. i luas i tv a tp all fTf on a A mtf a in deliberate violation of the con i nrP5nv trV.

io TVi ro Vif of nnalifiAii on education and hospita.s. coun 1 CLEVELAND, Feb. 19 (ANP) At the mid year meeting of the board of trustees of the Natipnal Medical Association which convened here last Wednesday, official group speaking for Negro physicians throughout the coun try voiced its stand in relation trie present emergency. Members of the board declared that the decrees and orders limiting the use of Negro professionals in the army by Surgeon General Mage and the statements by Secretary of Navy Knox, together with other officials who p.acticed segregation, are underming Jh morale the Negro citizens at a time i when leaders are ben t. ng every ef 'fort to marshal! our forces in an all out effort to win the war.

APPEALS TO FDR In their resolution calling upon i the spirit of fairplay of America live up to the principles of the Declaration of Independence, tho boar declared that segregation la humiliating, John B. Nail, Noted Leader, Buried Tues. NEW YORK. Feb. 19 John B.

Nail. 89. pioneer business man, phil anthropist and patron of the arts died in Harlem hospital last Satur waste of precious 'rom St. The father in law of late James n.u T.i mm i stitution and destructive to the Ne "uon ounaun on gro a natural loyalty and patriot uf a iruni pneumonia ism. Exhorting all to "clean house 5" exPCTea now of men aid measures who con Unue to perpetuate these odious services, attended practices before a rift destroys by.

hundred, of prominent leaders, our unity and opportunity to win' V11 waa ona Sf th? Nero the the board stated that real eatate own ir in the city. He owned one of (the vnrM'i nnMt olWt nna rf taught the nation a timely lesson. i' Tk. Air.r.A vrmmiJP, lithographs and paintings oii fr mf.tinr, vnr. ion "Port subjects, was a close i iHaiof ni.r,niirini or many world ngures, in i eluding Ingersoll.

and had an out 4W Standing collection of The importance of the protection jjooks and periodicals, and preservation of the national i health brought an impassioned pica, irom txae meaicai group, in aojch the President was requested to issue a. tiraclamation settinz aside one week, of the year as National Health Week, during which citi7ens might be informed of modern metb i ods of prevention and treatment! of diseases. The group hell that the typhus epidemics in foreign valuable ell on scientific assembly, and the; ffl Li 1 1 II VilSC to vote in primary elections will be involved liaison committee. i V1A vwov iiecaie of the United States Ellis, heard here iTtdspsdav. February 18.

Defendants are F. rr.T.rf.' Mrs. Gaffneyi nr9t asked the surer" of NAACP in prose mi Idfr.r Judges. Th I'M''. i to the U.S.

De istice early in Sep was investigated upon whose was drawn S. Attorney which 1 a Federal grand CTS SLUGGISH? a ou lot rwur bt friend rxT' 11 bacaua oi Whv out uo with tuch nHcra FEEN A MINT. tbe rvtti gum Ljxatrv. Chw FOR YOUNG MEN Other notable points raised by the board members included the; government provision of medical; scholarships to qualified young men and hra mm 1 i Trial rr th nf nitV. WOUIU QlO M.

Hedrick. chairman of o' Lons from his conviction by tVe trying to outdo It hnarri urrrlirv and'trinl rmirt at Huff Q. January 31. their White com J. T.

Givens, general secretary. NEXT MEETING AT CLEVELAND At the suggestion of Dr. Bous field, stats officers of NMA were named to head the state as procurement and assignment officers I of the organization. The liaiui committee, whose duties consist ot i w. tween me.ilfcal organizations of the 1 rla of three II 6 Pi )V 1941.

will be held in the criminal raaes. moreover, Court of Appeals of this state here, since Negro sab March 4. and trait Thurgood Marshall, special coun rs have yet to sel for the NAACP, and the rnli VhlT. for Political reasons and Marshall and C. H.

Payne. tamed by torture. 1 It was announced by the boar'i that the next convention would be i held Auirust 17 21 at Cleveland. tails of the meeting were conj' ii 19 ed in an early afternoon sesvon of i i ri in an ariv aiternoon ses'on oi REWARD HAMPTON AIRMAN 111 I XT I "S'i i ii ii I i Charles N. Small wood.

left. Hampton Institute civilian pilot training filer, has Just received a check for $100 to continue his advanced flight training. Jeny O. Gilliam, exalted ruler of Eureka Lodge Norfolk. Va, mad the presentation in the of 11cm of SaaLV wood win enroll this week in the 1 advanced CAA flight course at the Coffey School of Aeronautics.

Chicago. Formerly of Hempstead. N. he is a sophomore tn the division of education and a leader i in student activities at Hampton. (Hampton Institute photo).

I I Mat 1 Hi 2l Ul (m ma 4 Ilfcci? :..4 i 1 i fe77. mtmw, These soldiers are the first group of race candidates from Camp Croft, S.C.. to be accepted for officers training in the Infantry School at Fort Bennlng. Ja it. 0e.

st a MVlin I mttt ttani4dd i iViaarH frmn thas varlnna dafanaA fmn7 man nlurnva ee9 Ga. They are Corps. Elliott M. Johnson, Johnny W. Hamlet and Charles A.

Gilmore. All are college trained men. and. when they graduate from the three month countries and the increasing prevalence of tuberculosis In United States makes it necessary that im riS.Vn?Iiu Ranks Equally With Prejudice As a Menace to Race's Double Cam ASKS SCHOLARSHIP women of all races who are a nrl lnmnoa rr ifVi nr awAi a nnr irr The professional class, in turn, to pay the cost of medical tuio. n.

would buy through Ne education; and the strengthening1 greatest enemies. Ti, mittee consists 01 urs. j. cou JLU1S, JOnnifl.ld chlraso. chairman: C.

H. ft'tri T. E. Meetze, elec 1' Payne. Chicago; C.

Herbert Mtr a "i with conspiracy na mA jahall. Washington: C. Francis Ham I rri r.z permit Mrs. Norfolk. Va A.

W. Vauuhn. m. mm mil nil. TnA ka n.i three other women uunu ZTTst.

Louis: A. C. Terrence. Iuisi i paign We Need Faith in Own Ability to Harness Wealth. In the "Double Mr i vote in the Presi Jana.

together with ex offlcio mem OKLAHOIIA CITY. Feb i was ajrain rresented to the vu in Novem ral grand jury sitting Tiit lm indictments were has en pending since returned azainst the defendants. EDITOR SUES POLICE CHIEF For March 4th By EDGAR T. ROUZEAU Staff Correspondent campaign of the American Nezro (for a democratic victorv Any time a. mau values someuning, in Liiq same sense max a wiuie man brokers List Appeal: If our admirals were not suffer ng from a warp thinking process, they would see to it that there was at least one Ne ero gun crew tmf yS r5lce prejuaic must ne purea at ictiuic ana 10 put lueiii iu use.

Kuar3ntee Of stiaracticn or mimev a board everv "Alt ial1 coats, but basically by intelli To wage a successful war at" mnded. Csutloe. Use only as direct rn hVt '2 I Kent co opertaicn within the race on Hairlooks natural an A icaji bat .0 home, we must apply our intelli not harsh. Sold by agents an.l tlcship They I gnce so as to make full use of drafts, or nd $1.10. tax mclid d.

would know by EED ECOOMIC atrstebv and co oneratfon Dainty. Dept. W. Pans. Tenn.

now that i 'ViN. i POWER NOW and cooperation. AUKNTS ANT to everywhere to zrnZ, once Sv yX 1 1 r.rH,n hHt th" rl1B reed3 13 "lre falth ih btautllul complete i.ae of fast sell, groes, once giv n. I I Such co operation would soon de nur own black men and women, mr LiDmntv metir toriv. prejuaic: must ne purea at iesuuic nu iu put niciu to use.

en the opportu training course, will be commissioned as rull fledged officers in Uncle Sam's Army. Lieut. Col. John C. Newton is the commanding officer.

Racial Economic Background For Successful Prosecution Of i CHICAGO. I1U Feb. 19 In a scathing editorial denouncing the biased policy of the Red Cross in segregating the blood donated by Negroes from that given by whites, the Christian Century magazine, dated February 11. branded the action as Nazi like and distinctly harmful. Claiming that Negroes consider the "War for Democracy" idea advanced by the Ur ito i States and Great, Britain as a compound of hypocrisy and deception, the editorial states that this feeling of bitterness has been made worse by the action of the Red Cross.

The refusal of the Navy to accept Negroes in any other capacity except as kitchen menials, the btas ei policy of the Army, the discrim ination practiced azmnst Negro workers defense piants have been responsible for the attitude of the Negro toward this "war for says the Christian Century. However, the Red Crops Is reported as attempting to undo the harm that has alremiv been done by this blood segregation pol icy, wpicn is said to oe nased on the same principle as Nazi loc itnne, "Think with your A Prerequisite War At Home was to spend Its money mistakes and get going. Negro merchants and: While waiting for the day when (trades people and patronize only we can pitch our tent on Main Negro lawyers, physicians, dentists. "Street and serve all comers, let's eye specialists, podiatrists and chi start our victory march at home NEED FAITH of IN SELF gro Jobbers. nd merchants and would of the morale of Negro citizens byiyalueS hlS democracy, and refuses the aid Of NegTO Volunteers Who Want to help him to ulze only the labor of Negroes their inclusion In all phases of the i lt tl i when a tradesman was needed.

national defense program, both in! Tth i ZXlJlt The plan was a little too early for that man is Ignorant. the workshop and on the The trustee board approved the defense committee, advisory committee. Judiciary council, council by serving ourselves. 7 a Edgar Ronzeau nrst be uncovered by the history of this viri liiu vpr vir tn innfir in country, it is ft pretty saie oet the Hiiko. court, will han that at least one gun crew would die Lyons' "case along with Stan perform its duty.

ley D. Eelden. ONLY ASK CHANCE It is expected be brought out TO PROVE SELF blessing in disguise. It would be the quickest route to full citizenship status. It would bring about the desired end of complete Integration of the race In the American democratic framework.

It would mark the beginning of the end of the racial superiority bugaboo throughout the universe. But the aove is based on a hypothesis. The gods of destiny may have no such drama to unfold this war. If we sit around and pout, waiting for some sucn miracle to happen, we would be guilty of as much ignorance as the white man has shown. There are too many things that we can do here at home to bring about our "Double victory.

The road may be more tortuous and more roundabout, but the fruit will be just as sweet. The sacrificial blood letting of the unnamed black hero at Pearl 'T32u 'Harbor, and the blood letting and Harlem. It did not take, but that humiliation to which our bovs in does rot detract from its great uniform have had to submit at possibilities. The tremendous re JET BLACK OR MONEY BACK Fort Bragg. N.C., and at Alexan sources of the Mack race will be Faded, sray streaked.

looksr.g 'dria. will not have been in respected and recosrnized by the hair takes on a younger looking. ivain If it helps to make Negroes whita race in proportion as the not rub 'of or 'so mad that they will realize that black race learns to recognize those frv veiop a prosperous trad mindea Before we can learn, we have eot imiddle class which is practically t0 make mistakes. Let's be tolerant a prerequisite to full citizenship among ourselves. Let's make our in our highly Industrialized demo cratic structure.

The annual Ne gro income runs into billions ofi dollars, and still we have no eco nomic background to show for it. The secret of this tragedy lies in the fact that the bulk of this' returns to the white em ploying class by the most direct: route from black wage earner to' white channels. Things would be accused or tne murner, hnir fm for mmh httr if th hulk of this Whites, Was SeiZCd and Vni Tint. mnnv waa allnwuH tn larrv within' nZ SCHOOL CHILDREN BUY DEFENSE STAMPS a uaiwm a a wu IJJV cililiB tern. If given the same training, the race itself, circulating through; I believe that Negro aviators would a middle group of Negro out daredevil the white ones and merchants, trades people and artl that a Negro volunteer could be sans.

found for any task that a white Years ago a group of New York man might consider too hazardous. Neeroes, beaded by Alan L. Dingle. Race pride, once it takes a Arm a Harlem lawyer, worked out a vn a TTT ytt i. ah mnt in tne blacic mans neart, pian wnicn aiviaea me population oiacit mans tcoiitnr at bedtime, tint oi eiio in iarkvin the board, to which Drs.

R. AV. Hix makes him hard to stop. RaciaPof Harlem into three groups tne 'in? ruf' htpin Countv Circuit court here Thurs on. president of Cleveland society: ego has blinded the white man to professional class, the trading and; "eiy FENMlSTtlday aWnst Lear B.

Reed, former M. Evans. Stanley Brown. Wil I OKMULGEE, Okli, Feb. 1 The thia great force of Nature and merchants group, and the working k.

(. m. Turn nf nniire. chanrinfir libel and i nam aaunaers ana uace. uunusr eit mm ignorant.

or consuairi fEiN.A MiNT whole Umily i ffn ooo damazes. The com chairman of ways and mean com nesday, February 4. Reports were: Because of the truism that a practical, the consuming or worK 'editor of the Kansas City Call, andi Present were Drs. R. M.

He.rick,! committees. The Stamps and In a cripple who can swim. Other defendants named in 3. H. Freeman.

rjash repona int hubwu believe that tne egro American vtlle, Moses Clayborne. Pennjvi iare iiemw win win recognition as a ciuien vania; C. Herbert Marshall. J. M.jbuying Defense Stamps daily.

The a can if this war is cruel Mills. North Carolina; L. M. Hi.l.isale of these stamps has been put nough to the white man ho that Atlanta: C. H.

Favne. W. D. Mor a competitive basis and a prize will have to shout to his colored mon St. Louis: W.

f. Alexander. 'has been offered to the class pur brother for help. vw Janev! IT. W.

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Feb. 13 ThM city's oldest resident is dead. Wiliiam Freeman, a colored man I who claimed he was 117 pars old. idied at his home here Tuesday, February 10. He is survived hv sons and a daughter.

30 prandohildren. ffreat grandchildren, and three great great grand ichildren bptoii mm twi nge 4 Ii ten.