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1 i 9 PAGE TWELVE The Pittsburgh Courier WASHINGTON, D. Feb. 19. How.efforts of the Brit ish Ministry of Shipping to replace by white seamen the lull iNegro craw in mc sicnaiua department of the SS. West Jaf frev in New York harbor were recently frustrated by the National Maritime Union was revealed here last week.

The U. S. Maritime Commission la resorted to have claimed that It was ignorant of the situation, and union officials called the Ex wort Line, which Informed them that the British Ministry of Ship ping: waa behind the demand tnai an all white crew be placed on the West Jaffrey. UNION TAKES FIRM STAND The Maritime Union ther. took the position that unless the United States Government, through the organization's agencies, sent a wire or 'a letter with the seal of the Government on It telling it to take the crew off.

it would not be done because the British Min lstrv wished it. i The position of the Export Line la said to have been that it had a contract with the Maritime Union which had supplied a satisfactory crew, and If the British Ministry of Shipping wanted to remove any men it would nave to aeai witn rt union, not with the line. NAACP Staff Begins Drive For Members NEW YORK, Feb. 19 Members of the field staff of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People have begun their all out drive for a quarter of a million members for the year by covering five states during the month of February. Mrs.

Daisy E. Lampkin, NAACP field secretary, has conducted drives in Chattanooga and Knox ville. Madison S. Jones, youth director, in Winston Salem. Statesville and Charlotte, North Carolina; Miss Ella J.

Baker, as iatant field secretary, "will work with the Florida branches and Randall L. Tyus. assistant field secretary is closing a campaign in South Norwalk, Connecticut. How To Relieve Bronchitis Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel grm laden phlegm, and aid nature soothe and heal raw, tender. In named bronchial mucous membranes.

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Ituhf R. Millt r. 4i I i Miss Muriel Anderson, progressive Joint chairman for the San Francisco Bay area chanters. Rho and Alpha Nu Omega of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, which is planning" their Founder's Day observance at the Berkeley College Women's club Sunday, February 22. i Miss Anderson is engaged In Adult Teaching and has charge of several basketball teams.

(Joseph photo). Tenn. State Announces '42 Honor with the highest list is as follows: IjmiUwIIi. Mi" Marv K. 1 Ati( Inula I Wmith Vatalh.l 1UK49 fHriftll'Hj, AlliUr t.

mini tUof ill. Myrtle BaiiU. Forrwt itr. ntrz TO IfL no more demo MR. BOLDEN wuue M.

Bom. jarkon. Abigail nrke.iwhicn it grants us least privileged ix auiui'i naiorri urn tins, larlll'. 1 minority. 1 ne unnea aiHien anil Helen A.

rieml. Wywning, oiiio; Jiaie Great Britain can ill afford to paas Hlnain. Nahfille. Ilijllii W. Armmir.

any opportunity to insure na Wilteliiii, Earl BaM. Water wn Unity. It IS time for dis NX Ir0 A.of liberty can benuffed out LZL I i lot of ieSt iKtiSe rdirton. J.tawn. slur; Fred L.

liood m.iwe are not in mmd. Prit I could eat nothing but aoft foods and milk. Mn. Tean. ianu Fu.r.

uniru After taklnt Von'a XW.I.U I fU ptrfeetlr JUNIORS and Great Britain must use the fu 1 at almost irjthinf and cilnrd back ttM vrlght l1 Gladji BurjrM. Algood. Tfnn Mini J.rant. jComplement Of their respective COl hd loat." rou auffer armptoua from todigra 1 Oiirafo. Ill Bjrrtta Parker.

Bn.lms J.rrni. I popuiations on an all out lion, gwtrltu. bfartburn. blnatiof or artr other Vnm Jomernlir. T.imi.; alfwir dn.nt.,.aric basis Mannower and tomY tM dut to nitric hpraeldit7.

jou. W.llUmi. SnlhTillr. Temv; Haio lv cAine need at too. aboold try Voo'a for prompt relief, send for haSe.

KdiHi H. Dennard. on Smith, armaments are the crying need at lBEB Ample ef thil rtmrtW treatment and fame Carrm. ardwille. the present time.

etoaiie of tnai offer with money btek fuaraotee If MoIUikI. Birmtiijliam. Ala. Irrne mrRARF mm tallsfled. Iostrjetlte Booklet ta ineulded.

Write Kalamu w. Mifrh B. B. J. tamphelle.

Na.h jAOT WIIHUt LOLBAUt Tt.ll..ln.i. tw. nn fori ai PlillStll. Pau Dmsromb. Etansriiie.

ind Robert entertaining Jim Crow and Sam j. ujdaDn, Vasntill. Uorothj Killrbre. Lnch at the governmental Narmlle. Tenn; Sara E.

I'aynr. Tuiiahoma. nor j. jt anv time for the sacred: no crimination and the lest Bertha i Eip. Cminsmu.

Clarice nii Coneress to be the are nirmmstiam. Walter W. Houk. "5 L.i.l h.it.?. 1 Hilv ih.

Detrmt. Bena E. Iborbour.ie. (for racial baiters to displaj th. FRESHMEN wares, and it is certainly not Nelli Eppje.

amille. lenn. uarnre Klmbro ish. Sprinjfleid. Term tbarle V.

Whit ion. Memilii. Tnn Eihelji Ward. Lebanon CLAIMS WIFE FORCED HIM TO LEAVE HOME WASHINGTON. Feb.

19 By her cruelty, his wife him. to leave home on February 3, Stanley D. Tblbert alleges in his suit for limited divorce, filed in the District Coiirt last Tuesday. Galling Up Mollis Boa. Lf Patna.

Duatotu, BwelUa AnkUa, Rhaumauo Pains, Burnlnc, scanty or fra qunt raaaamber XidnaTa your haaiUi iur haaiUa agtat II so. ira Titai ptoma may a paaaagaal IX ao. ara yltai aymptoma may bo ttaaaa da a to tton on ad Boayatamla KUdney BraacrtDtlon) uamaily in oaa relict ay hlnlnf ih nalplnc too tf ana Bl 1 and 1 nas tand of you atooay oa rttara of oaapty aackut fnlly Don't taka chapoas oo oay Kidaaj tnadietDo that sot aiattiliit Zoat daisy. Oat Oyatax na eir the 'time for those who have primitive and blood thirsty instincts to satisfy their bestial lust by exercising 1: their animal talents on citizens Rhodea. XaihTille.

UUd Crocker, r.ary.lwho helped to raise tBem bena Rabua K. Mrtornilrk. Harlan. Kj Minuie tor Bilbo notwithstanding. England E.

Tboma. Pula4i. Tenn. is asking for sailors to man the SPECIALS Navy but they must be Mrj run. Battle tree.

Mien arw vpn thoush thev are being Alfred Knii. NaUivillr, Tenn. hard messed to maintain their position as oi ine sseaa. Her life depends upon the generosity of her colonial empire, and yet, at a' crucial time such as this, she sees fit to make such an ab Kiird renuest. Colored people are not wanting: in courage.

They know the mean injr of sacririce. uney nave aurvnea the hardships of an unreasonable "white supremacist" taskmaster. They have been offered upon the sacrificial altar of animosity for Southern Appeasement. They are taxed without discrimination, but they must serve WITH DISCRIMI NATION. Their blood, sweat, and tears and on.

yes taxes nave hutM irmiu and navies lael older tbaa yott an er snstr xaei won voavn Toa m.im or kuci 1 i too a.i.. rr wu. thit thev eannoL serve in iuv W1.WIH I fc 7" tt your and that rranio Bladdar trou ble In aucta CTSTXX (a, physteian prompt ana Joy dnaya Busb out aaua. Yon hava Kldnoya nusn out waaUa. Yon naTo OTaryttOnr to fain and nothing to toaa In fullest capacity.

nuirtrti, mj are permitted to observe all other nationals, native or NATURALr fullest DR. SPHINX'S C.M im, IODIDE MTASH Miaonoua oscoas aeida and "n'7iu. vinurv nriatra bLuaun BLOOD. LIVKR aaa iBii i C.t.. an iron olwl uarantaa 'Try Wi wtiaa aao orrappoa areaaa ooea poccsfo oaooraa inoaoT aatlaa ar ktaauctl trauMat.

If yaa art tick, try aattlt af tails SMdldaa. DOSE Oaa tatipaaa la watar artar aaca aiaal. Daa't it ta call MATURE HELP. $L0 par SaWa. Srt tta Traatjoaat S2.73, pttaa pais, zoe tt CO.D.

araan. rUSCOTT 0RU CO. aleavMs, Taas. WASHINGTON, D. Feb.

19 iClark, of the class of '32. secretary. United States Senator Alben Wil 'and 'Miss Fay Milal, also of the 'Ham Barkley, majority leader of of '32. treasurer. the Senate will deliver the main) Members of the Charter Day address at the Charter Day ban committee are Attorney William il fauet when Howard university cele Houston, chairman; Sara its 5th anniversary on treasurer: Archibald S.

Pin 2, with its annual Charter Day.kett, Mrs. Gladys M. Houston, exercises. I Henry F. Bin ford.

iss Carolyn V. At a meetine of the J. Flipper Derricotte, Thorn Dav committee held Thursday ev E. Hawkins, Belford V. Law ninir William L.

Houston, of the son. Edward P. Lovett. Mrs. Ro elass of '92.

prominent Washington 'sella G. Molson, Joseph Reason, attorney, was elected chairman of Mrs. Marie Primas. James G. Ty the committee: Mrs.

Sara Fisher. son and Robert H. Holley. IEIOTL consists of L. A.

Howell, ville. Ga. board members Drs. R. H.

Thom son. Westfield. N. C. W.

Dorsey; Philedalphia; C. L. Barnes. Hous MIST TO EfiBERS NASHVILLE, Feb. 19 ANP) Dr L.

A. Howell, Tampa, chairman, executive board, National Dental Association, issued a call to board members and committee chairmen of the association to convene at the dental college of Meharry Medical college. Saturday morning. 10 a. February 23, to ton: M.

R. Hebert. Chicago: P. W. further the plans for the general Hill.

Clarksdale, M. convention August 10 14. Springer. Cincinnati; R. Layne, St.

The convention planning commit By FRANK E. BOLDEN Staff Correspondent Era Fry one must be slighted in this great aa A nn MI IF JV Senator Barkley Speaks At Howard On Charter Day STARS BOOST COURIER'S "VV FOR VICTORY" TO HEAD SORORITY EVENT MM 1 1 mm 11 be i mi annU tin I I il iiiwii H'l II i i Bobby Johnson (left), sensa tional younsr star of Louisiana Louis. and M. L. Walton.

Thomas Purchase," shown here with (TamDa. chairman, executive board; Present also will be the follow Dr. M. D. Wiseman.

Washington, ine committee chairmen: Drs. A D. chairman, national program's. Hunter, Durham. N.

W. T. committee; Dr. J. A.

Burke. Dallas; M. D. Wiseman, M. Charlottesville, secretary treas R.

Dean, R. A. Dixon, H. C. Ed urer, and Dr.

Leon A. Reid. Rich wards, W. J. Madison, J.

L. Davis mond. national president. Oth jand J. C.

Brazier, all of Washing er officers expected are executive, ton, D. J. il. U. Kamsey, Kich mond.

J. H. Plummer. Chi cago, and F. H.

Jiorris. Fast Patterson, N. J. charming Dolores Thompson of Chicago as they jointly introduced The Pittsburgh Courier's double for Victory to the featured stars of the great stage hit. In the photo next to Dolores and Bobby, from left to right, are Victor Moore, Irene Bordoni and William Gaxton.

Started just a few issues ago. The Courier "Double for Vic nn at? OKTSWAR'i Ml 99 AW Allied Shin of State cannot afford to sail under false colors. Dogged persistence the prosecution or trus 1 1 prove to be the Allies' undoing. At the present time the United Nations need the support of a full complement of 1 Li 11 POWER AS "WELL AS "ARMAMENTS. They can ill afford to pass up any help that will bolster morale and averages.

The settle flown to Ian all out war FIRST PLACE HONORS: effort with no GUrfvs Burei'Si. Aijonrt. Tnn I'h v. ir holds barred, ham. JarkoimilK FU H'Ipu Hor.1.

ih tillf. Virjiiiis M. iluon. Nastmllf lnal Tenn. towin I democratic vie SECOND PLACE HONORS: must ex.

S'Hir tlirfnct demo Kinioroucb. Sprintrf' M. Tenn. At hnm. THIRO PLACE HONORS jThe morale of Jranftl BriziT.

Blrminliam. Slarie' fighting nations Grtnt. Chirijo, III Virsl G. nle. NahUI.

must Be prcdi Naomi S. WlUon, Walunciuiiill'. N. Cated on a sin Mrium. Fit IW.nere feeling of B.

Howl. Naalmlli Virginia 5Uiin, I national unity Naoir.l S. Wilwn. Valiinton a sacrifice. illf.

X. Hrlm M. Keriivv. Bailie 'rrk. I Democratic na Lenra S.

fiarrMt. lUrkvtillr. Tun tions can have I screams; preparation for the future destiny lall of the country, as are also TRIO ENJOYS "VICTORY BALL" national we help at. Nihiiie. TenV: Krti to do a complete fadeout.

the col iof our Likewise, Great B. VHfo. Mohiie. Mahlon Inman. Nasii We want to win this war, we ored press admonishes, "Remem Britain must fhow by deeds that We.

Tenn: Boom Bailey. Tmiton, Tenn. 1 musti wjn this war, and we Alexandria. and Sikeston. 'she is going to shelve that horrible SOPMOMOftC I going to win this war provided Mo." The Red Cross gives youibludgeon that may some day lose R.

llaie. NaivHle. Teno WilUe we fan make these blind morons' the Mexican "stand off" with some of her most important pos Jirksnmill'. Fla QaiiM W. Mierrill.

Jolniion'Or tne wnue uw ji tanir yuur nmncy, out not pensions, lor wunoui mem tne Ix pew B. Bradford. Birminirtiam. trines sesne ugni, Derore 11 is 100 your niooa. ine resiaeni says tsimsn timpire is aoomea.

Henrv a. Mctiaron. aiviiie. Tenn; iate. Thfr Axis Horde is on tha Americans.

Governor Tal The court of the war gods is seatl. Nwhm, (Jeoruia march nftrt the lleht of the candle madce. the Oeorcia ovster brain. mskin? "Am Iwn rnnt na. 1 wm WM fyty it ,1 Wi SISK MKtf a X.

i This lovely txio of Angei City beauties appear to be having a "root" time at the recent "Victory Ball" staged at the Elks' Auditorium, under the auspices of the popular Les Marquisettes Club. The happy three are: Misses Rosemel Smith, iniari Finn and Helen Hatter. XGriffm Siminoff photo) tory at home and abroad" is sweeping colored America as the i DVOCATES of the theorv of "white supremacy are a definite handicap to those nations engaged in the war aeainst the Axis Powers. The inum eaten uieui wui ia.tet ALL AVAILABLE MAN I fighting strength. Singapore is tottering and will ultimately iail.

Japan win no aouot iook towards tne isurma noad as the next military objective, and am ser iously in the dark as to what story the Allied Powers can give valiant China. China will certainly be at the ruthless mercy of the bandits of the NASHVTLLE, Feb. 19 Sun. The "white empire" Tennessee A. A I.

College here A' 13 th in aED (recent and old), taking ad says. 'Til he if they are. tions going to refuse the pleas of, will they foolishly permit the announced its hono students tnai vantage of tvery opportunity that We must develop a unified battle her colored democratic allies who "white supremacists' to have them the fall quarter including thesery "la manner, ine Auies inui, untry offera to its citlzensl. 4... choose to fight on the side of right ground beneath the heel of the ieven rnougn tneir coniriDutions ana wno wun ail OI meir ine Imay have been negligible.

Ironi I America as it is. if we who guard sweat and tears will help to keep! SHOULD BE IN THE MAIL. cally enough, we sutler from tne her future destiny are true Ameri the torch or freedom burning, or I SHORTLY. same creea mai nrea xnis country cans ia Spite of the white supre to a flaming independence name 4 lv tn rntion without renreaentation mat rials. me luioieu ieupje on Certain labor unions decide America going to serve as they whether colored laborers shall always have without fear of the work orbeg their daily bread.

future and no regrets for the I Laws which colored people help ji nam must see mat ine see that rrtfilra a a nor imrnioil for r. mo. "war ithis can only whisper, 'Keep it ilk'lno" Tho hil nips. Mm Pearl Harbor. Pearl Harbor." does not de Iprotection.

Colored mothers must hff "White Hills of Dover, give the sacrifice of their years er reiusai 10 acKnowieage lineir sons 10 a cause mui iiiaiais w. on denying them full democratic.0' the Empire, But the colored people (WE MUST WIN" are still going to neip ngni ims; Rnri i ahmild hp Rlimi because they are a part of i mrrnrt ti, (Smith great nation. Southern die siinu. tr t.t. tates to the countrary.

our national policy because there DIFFFRENT CIIYS 19 stl" three fourths or the country THIS COUNTRY De consiaerea wnen nonor is at sibkc onau While the air corps' motto Is General MaeArthur or lisien to the "Keep "Em Flying." navy messmen likes of Talmadge'and Bilbo? No Kappa Alpha Psi Names 9 TT 1 terracial Justice, cehtly organized WASHINGTON. Back Cincinnati spect the I mOriAHOI AmtVllTroAP ID. Hughes. West A. 1 VVAlUlUiVVV KANSAS CITY, Feb.

19. Fifteen committees to serve the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity during 1942 were completed this week by Attorney Carl Roman Johnson, national president of the fraternity, who said that several of the groups have been working for twos' or three weeks. The committee chairmen, as well the members are chosen from 12 provincial polemarchs who supervise the activities of chapters in the 12 regions of the country. The provincial polemarchs nameJ are: Dr. W.

Leon Brown, 1616 W. Butler street, Philadelphia; James M. Coggs. 804 Khode Island avenue, Washington, D. Thomas E.

Ash. Mount Hope, West RaV B. Ware. Athens, Gloster B. Current, 446 East Warren avenue, Detroit, Dr.

R. Eugene Clarke. 612 West 8th Cincinnati, Ohio; Julius U. Morgan, 58S S. Michigan avenue, Chi cago: Kufus 3.

stout. 2408 West Madison street. Louisville, Jno. Adams, Nebraska legislator, Omaha; Curtis I. Gordon, 3309 Arsenal street, St.

Oliver W. Crum Wiley College, Marshall John W. Brewer, 4911 Wads worth avenue, Los Angeles, Calif. FLEMING RENAMED G. James Fleming, 1520 N.

17th street, Philadelphia, was reappointed editor of the Kappa Alphai Psi Journal for the fifth year, and G. Smith Hawkins, Chicago druggist, was named advertising manager. The following were named to head committees: Guide Right Commission, C. Rodger Wilson, 5837 S. Michigan avenue, Chicago, chairman.

National Problems Advisory Committee. Louis R. Lautier, 1731 Wil lard street. N.W., Washington. D.

C. chairman. Achievement Commission, Dr. C. Leon Wilson, 5837 S.

Michigan avenue, Chicago, chairman. Scholarship Fund Commission. G. Smith Hawkins. 417 E.

47th street. Chicago, chairman. Housing Fund Commission, W. Ellis Stewart. 3311 S.

Parkway. G. A. MORGAN'S BLACK OIL HAIR STAIN tft maka arty aod faded katt Macs la 5 lairtaa. Caataia ao aaasaol boss, sara aaa auy far yaa ta ma in your mm.

Mm 50c ax. 11.00 fa 2 an. Chicago, chairman. Committee on Laurel Wreath standards. Dr.

J. Jerome Peters. U. S. Vetrans' Hospital.

Tuskegee, cnairman. Commitee on Constitutional Amendments, Attorney Louie Orr, 15 A N. Main street. East St. Louis.

111. Committee on Inter frsternal Cooperation, James E'Scott, 711 Flot Ida avenue, N. Washington. 1. chairman.

MING HEADS LOBBY GROUP Committee on Uniform Scroller Club" Activities, Dr. William J. Madison, 3109 Fourteenth utreet. N. E.

Washington. D. chairman. Committee on Hlstorv of Kanna Alpha Psi, Glrard T. Bryant, 220S ioiu a tree nuiu wity, Jle chairman.

Committee on Lobby, Prof. W. Robert Ming Howard University Law School. Washlnsrton TV chairman. Committee On Reelamotlnn mnA Finance, Attorney Joseph B.

Snow den. 3456 Indiana avenue, Chicago, chairman. Officers and membara of th tional board of directors are: Attorney Carl R. Johnson. Kansas City, grand rolemarfch: Dr.tf Th odore Donaldson.

New York City senior grand vtce polemarch; Clar jacjjooa, university, junior grand polsmarch; J. Ernest Wllklns. trrand kenr records and exeheouer. i for 20th year; Girard T. Bryant.

Kansas City grand historian; c.rnest K. Jonea Sinut Viam Louisiana, grand Thomas E. Rusan, Lincoln Univ. of Mis souri, grana lieutenant jVictor L. Hicks.

Di Anderson. xViciiita. College, member board of directors; Thausaadt tf Petp Turrx mM rvf 11 jr. I 1 in HlWIIIimillJIIHl JUIIIIIIIIIH1IU I.IL..yi llUnill IIIIIHWI I Haw NEW YORK. Feb.

1 The ilrish American Committee for In new battleery of million loyal Ame fiuiiileiriraciall (K ipii Dttniiaiir HBoy Scouts r. I mansblp of Chief Justice Jf IV rvyan 01 me vjuv court xorx 10 com Da rt racal crimination confronting tbe.v at the DePorres lntfrmciil a i icr iui inunasv nen it 4 A.j Biiicu sijucrii an newly organized N'ero Boy Troop from the Church of Thomas the Apostle Rv iw today," Judge Ryan toM "thecal purpose. greet ynu sentatives or the rcro rut young American io me same rignts ar.l prirjef inioyea dv mtmrifn of WniU race." SURVEY CINCY FOR IKANSrtK UFE UHJJlU. nil Itf 'tKV rom a three day I itl where lie housinR. living conditirpni" F.

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