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HaDSHIAN CL0THI50 SI luutra SUa 'ew York Oty. Brutality of White Americans Lay Groundwork for Jap Inspired Pacific Movement FBI Probes Violence in Missouri, ST. LOUIS, Mo March 19. ANP) Brutality by white Americans and the refusal of plantation owners to coup teract Japanese propaganda were blamed bv the Rev. Owen H.

Whitfield, sharecropper leader, for tHe success of the Jap MOURNED piiiiiniaaamiy few vwaA 'V 6 Memphis citizens of both races are mourning tht passing of Mrs. Julia Hooks, age 90, who died last Monday at the Home for Aged Women, an Institution she devoted her life saving to establish. Mrs. Hooks was widely known as an ardent social worker, philanthropist and dean of Memphis musicians. She is survived by two sons.

Henry A. Hooks, and Robert H. Hooks. Jr. Board Rehires Women After Bias Probe MINNEAPOLIS.

Mar. 19 iRv W. Pate for ANP) The Minneapo lis tsoara or fUDiia welfare dealt a blow to iim crowism and race segregation here last Friday when the board ordered the reinstate ment of Mrs. Sybil Bell. Mra.

Dorothy Moore, and Mrs. Nellie Rice to Lymnanhurst hospital, fiom which they were discharged Feb ruary zor refusing to accept jiui vraw accammoaauona in a public rest room. COLLEGES EXCHANGE FACULTY MEMBERS MONTGOMERY. Ala Mar. Is Knoxyille college, Alabama State Teachers' college, and Langston university are sharing, during the month of March, special faculty conrerences or three to five days under the general direction of the Cooperative Negro College Study.

TO WED IN APRIL '5 Jf. 5 MISd CATHERINE KILLING HAM. oldest twin daughter of Mr. and Mra. Bragg Killingham.

of 5353 Dearborn street. Chicago whose engagement to Percy W. Robinson, of Berkeley, Calif, has been announced by her parents. The wedding will take place the last Sunday in April. Immediately following the reception, the happy couple will set forth for California, where they plan to live.

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California. I facinc Movement or the Eastern world, an organization particularly successful among Missouri Negroes that Is now be ing probed by the Federal Bureau or investigation as a dangerous furth column group. The facts uncovered here have bo shocked complacent whites that daily newspapers, notably the St. Louis Post Dispatch, have publish ed editorials asking fair treatment for the Nesro as the only means of fighting Japanese propaganda calling for union of all colored peo ple 'against the white aggressor." ara ci aUi rsL'so tA rin IPO A TV Oku Oti3VJ lf VBIVU LIIV Ut jthat certain incidents in recent years which at the time attracted little attention, now take on deep significance. Among them was a small race riot in Blytheville, at a Pacific Movement mass meet ing which resulted in prison terms for several Negroes, and a beating administered to a lawyer and or ganizers in Charleston.

by a mob of 200 following conviction for "unlawfully organizing the Negro race." JAP ORGANIZES MOVEMENT The Pacific Movement was considered a fraternal order by many members and a racket by investigators. During the 1930's. a Dr. Ahima Takls led in organizing the group which had initiation fees and dues. One of his aides was George A.

Cruz, who posed as a Filipino, but who was said to be actually a Japanese like Dr. Takis. Opposing the Pacific Movement for sometime has been the Rev. Owen H. Whitfield, militant leader in the highway sltdown strike of sharecroppers in southeastern Missouri a few years ago.

Speaking of the activities of a man believed to be Dr. Takls. Rev. Whitfield said 'This Jap specialized in pointing out to Negroes the unfairness of brutality heaped upon us by the American white man. Amid great bursts of applause, he pointed out the great things that awaited us when Japan came, to America to free its black brother from modern slavery.

He organized thousands all over the state." OPENS CENTER FOR SOLDIERS AXON, FLA. CAMP BLAND ING, March 19 Colored troop units stationed at Camp Blanding were provided with a recreation center in Jacksonville last week when the Na tional Catholic Community Service operated Federal Community Rec reation Kuiuling was dedicated as a Colored USO club. Special invited guests lo the ceremony in addition to Major J. It. uyerly, commanding officer of the Coloied Quartermaster unit, nnd Captain S.

H. Buck, Camp Morale urrirer, were Chaplain Roh ert F. Harrington of the Colored h.ngineers and important colored educational ami social service lead ers of North Florida. Music for the program was nro Ividod hv the Colored Engineer nana, ine principal address was made by the Moat Rev. Joseph Hurley.

Bishop of St. Augustine Diocese. A brief speech was alao mnne ry Dr. A. Iwla.

chair man of the Negro Defenan Council Joseph James, State Advisor on Negro Affairs of the Nntionnl Youth Administration, was master or ceremonies. The USO club Is newlv construct ed and modernly equipped. Mem ners or the staff operating the cluh are Dennis Jackson, director: Mar jone (iilmnre. assistant dirortnr and Rev. George A.

Wilson. SSJ niouerntor. Members of the ley hoard are: Mrs. grove. Joseph Higdon.

Mrs. May Kennedy, Mrs. Emmit Reed. Smith. Mrs Enrtha M.

M. White, and Mrs. Margaret Simms. ARK. FARMERS CONFAB MET AT FARGO SCHOOL FARGO.

Mar. 19 Tha fif teenth annual Negro Farmers' Con ferance convened at tha Fargo Ag nctltural school, two days last week. Tha motto of the conference was, 'More Food and Less Credit; Mora Work and Less Talk!" Over a thousand farmers attended tha conference both riava oome or ine outstanding who helped to make the conference a success wars: F. R. Bet ton.

Mrs. Mildred Davis. Home Agent. Monroe County; Ed Mc Cuistion, Supervisor of. Colored Schools; J.

F. Walker, Fargo Agricultural school; President T. W. Coggs, of Arkansas Baptist college; Paul Kellv. of Clarendon.

Arkansas; Steve Garrison, of Far go; ir. M. Harris, president Philander Smith college: Albion L. Holasy of Tusk eras. Alabama; Will Montgomery; James P.

Davis, ad ministrative orrtcer AAA; Mrs. A. M. P. Strong, president of National Partnt Teachers Association; Mrs.

wane Johnson, Mrs. H. H. Higgles. Mrs: Ora K.

Glass, of Ken tucky, president of State Congress of Colored Teachers and R. Reynolds, assistant supervisor of Smith Hughes Agent. President Floyd Brown, founder of tha conference was re eleeted president of tha Annual Negro Farmers Conference. ft: GIVES CHECK FOR POLISH ARMY ft. Miss Louise Thompson, the Negro Illinois State President of the International Workers' Order, presenting a check for.

$2,500 to Mr. Thaddeusz Heinke, executive secretary of the Polish American council. The money was donated to send medical supplies to the Polish army organized in the Soviet Union. Left to right: Boleslaw Gebert, now on tour for the Front Line Fighters' fund; Taddeusz Heinks; WASHINGTON. D.

C. Mar. 19 The new War Department bulld ng under construction in Arling ton, to which hundreds of colored workers may be transferred and others added, will be under the Jurisdiction of the War department and not the State of Virginia with its prejudicial laws, the War department has an Jim Crow Virginia Won't nounced. Walter Kuczlnki, leader in the Chicago activities for the fund; and Miss Louise Thompson. At ihe very moment Miss Thompson was making her patriotic gesture, Polish people led by a Polish Catholio priest and a Polish American congressman, Rudolph Tenereweicz, were putting up a vigorous fight to prevent Negro people from moving into the Sojourner Truth homes in Detroit.

(ANP). Control New War Bidding Prospective workers in the build ing are now wondering whether or not they be compelled to go to work seated InHhe back of busses, as provided hyi Virginia statute or whether the government will seek to alleviate the situation. Unsavory reports are current that Virginia's discrimination lawa will be observed in tre building. C0UJ6E MT BROUP CONFERS' AT Vice President Wallace and Other Distinguished Persons Attend Opening of Exhibit in School Gallery. WASHINGTON, D.

March 19. "Art in the university, the teachers college and the secondary school" was the theme of a regional conference of the College Art Association of America held at Howard University Monday and Tuesday in celebration of the 75th4 anniversary of the founding of the school. The art conference, believed to the most important hold at a Negro institution in recent years, wan highlighted on Monday night with the formal opening in the Howard University Gallery of Art or an exhibition of Negro subjects painted by white artintn. VICE I'RKSinENT PHESKNT Vice President Henry A. nnd Heoretarv Agriculture and Mrs.

(Maude R. Wlckard were among the guests at the formal opening of the exhibition. Dr. Mordecal W. Johnson, president of Howard university, opened the discussion on "American Culture in Relation to the War Effort." Monday morning.

27 LEADERS SPEAK Other speakers on the two day program included: Miss Mary B. Brady, of the Harmon Foundation; Dr. V. B. Sprat lln, head of the department of romance languages al Howard university; Picf.

James V. Herring, head nf the nrt department at Howard university; Edward Row an, of the ITS. Treasury Depart ment; Dr. Viktor Iiwenfleld, of Hampton Institute: Dr. Wolfcnnir S.

Seiferth. of Howard university; Miss Agnes Delano, of the Mount Vernon Seminary; IN MEMORIAM ft In memor' of our mother, Mrs. Rebecca Anna Earl, New Orleans, who departed this life one year ago, March 13, 1941. A year ago, you left us, mother. Left ua in this world alone, Cherished, loved and in our memory.

Tho from ua. you are gone. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson, Mr.

and Mrs. Brttt Hawkins, George Earl. Frank Earl, New Orleans; Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Sideboard, New York; Mr.

and Mrs. Nathan C. Earl, East Chicago. Indiana; David Earl. Atlanta; Many relatives and friends.

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fitramnit Mmn reporter. addressed the Hampton hndv briefly, but enthusi astically and informatively, before tT .11 'aa aaa atatf Showing pictures or oratu ujmj races and racial mixtures wurainj and living together without segre gation or racial prejudice YOUNG PEOPLE INniFFl.ltE.T "Do you realise that we can still lose this war?" he Young people in American ooi V. MOT. SUT ICJ.C43, 1C I. i fielamtlv interested in what our chances are for winning or loaing the war." i Referring to the amazing docu mentary films which he maae or the Nazi invasion of Poland and showed throughout this country in the fall of 1940, ha stated, "ine thing that diatressed me most was that young people really did not care very much." "Today there's a crisis, ne em phasized, "and everything we can give should be put Into "Who knows." he speculated, "mayba this war will have an entering wedge for Negroes to be given opportuni ties that we never dreamed or five or ten years ago." SHOWS MIXED ARMY UNITS "For the serious consideration of the U.

S. Army, Navy and Marines," Bryan showed pictures of black, white and mixed race soldiers training and working side by side in Brazil with American soldiers from the United States. During his showing of his films of the industries, war social customs, health and education of the people of Brazil, Bryan kept up a running commentary In which ho analyzed the problems of understanding between the Americas and pointed out how the alert Brazilians had met the Nazi menace in its various forms American selfishness and Lack of courtesy, he pointed outj was re sponsible for lack of a more solid economic friendship between the two countries. However, on the other hand, he explained that Houtn Americans, Brazilian par ticularly, greatly admire American culture and have need i of more nnd more skilled people In the fields of engineering, aviation and highly specialized industries Branson, of Howard; James L. Wells, of Howard; Lawrence Ede lin.

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