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I I. jmJ)A, OCTOBER 7, 1944 innSpiiliM MlNNESOPilll 1. akM a amaaa A li.i K.l' a i a with the aavem u.u wiuii uierm. mupcoueiwl this out of door sport. Although the University of Minne the Sea Hawks (from Iowa) thie past week, we're till tv is.

President P. S. called the faculty of Al A M. college last Thurs "for its first meeting oi ine The president made remarks fe forth the general aims, for A.7mw faculty members fntro Ifl initial facultv meet yHftui Misses Madeline G. Har tTSd Thelma C.

Miller, assistants; Miss Ernestine St personnel department; Mis fjerelene Mason, Mollye K. lS and Mrs. Bessie Trotter home economics; Mrs. J. tunfliev.

music; Mrs. J. A. Jack ffi science; A. L.

Perkins, Mrs. A. Perkins, ele 2SSr 'practice school; Rev. iSwkman, English and chap L. Miss Ruby Webb, secretary, 5W of agriculture.

Returning several years' absence are: Mattie L. Gordon, secretary ftu president R. W. Hunter, Ltonlcal arts, and H. W.

Nor jT business office. QOCNCE CHANGES, fgOMOTIONS I Changes and promotions Id faculty members include the tLrinp 'P. S. Bowles, president; in R. R.

Sanders, head of de irice director division of home cono'mics; M. J. Lyells, acting rincipal laboratory high school; ltt. C. D.

Thompson, principal lenientarv practice school; L. C. jcher, acting head English de artment; Mrs. L. M.

Murdock, rting registrar; R. E. Hursts di tor arts and science division; iv Mattie E. Bious, dietitian. Other facultv members present Mrs.

Ruby Stutts li jrtrisn; H. M. Thompson, mathe uafics Mrs. Archer, business idmicistration; F. O.

'Woodard, Mcber trainer trades and indus rial education; L. C. Knox and leorge. J. Bacon, mechanical arts; A.

Jackson, O. W. Sanders ana i. D. Fobbs.

division of agricul jre; C. H. Wilson, social science; frs. A. Tanner, dean of women; lijg Alice M.

O'Rielly and Mrs. R. Abraham, business office; Mrs. Muldrow, biology; William iuldrow, psychology. VV JIan Paid After gating On Bus JACKSON.

Miss. ANP) Chas Harris, who was using a Grey frnnnit hus in rottirn tr Vila Acih nt learby Camp McCain Sunday, aft tr being brutally beaten about the teaa with an iron Dar, receivea an immediate eash settlement of his ase, according to well founded re forti obtained Monday, although fie amount involved was not re pealed. According to reports, the bus Bnrer struck Harris several diows boot the head with an iron in after Harris sought to uestion him about his baggage. Riter being knocked down and efdine, Harris was rushed to a jocal hospital, after the station fcsnaeer hd intervened to stop dr.vpr. swathed in bandages and en ''fed a lengthy conference with Itation manaccr.

A settlement agreed upon and the necessary japr executed. Harris left by the ot bus for Camp McCain. By HELEN" SCOT WU1TJCSHJ1! Xwta Ottos' Inquisitlva 8al 7M FBEMONT ATSNUB, NOBTft folks I 11 corn college Faculty Meets betting on the team making a good record for itself. TH1SA AND THATA There are Quite few lassies from all over the who ore entering our beauti iui university of Minnesota this fall. Some of them are Janet Sessosas of Georgia, Betty Du rant, Washington, Jj.

and Georgia Shirley, who came directly from Spelman college, Georgia Avis Ware Carter, taleated dramatic student, will be, leaving soon for New Yorlc, where she will enter one of New York City's well known dramatic schools Fran ces McHie, R.N., of Detroit, is Dacic in Minneapolis, visiting her dad, brother and friends. Heard she plans to enter the University of Minnesota this fall Con grats to that well known couple, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Jackson of Minneapolis, who will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary at nome cms Sunday Mrs. Mary Hamilton (Mary Lealtad) of Chicago is in Minneapolis visiting that popular couple, Mr.

and Mrs. Burie Carmichael, Sr. Mrs. Carmichael entertained this week at a swank luncheoft bridee in honor of Mrs. Hamilton Did you know that "Puzzle" Wallace, Minneapolis football, star, has entered Mar quette university in Wisconsin? rne local lassies are all a titter and having extra heart beats over Mathew Fair, an out of town lad.

who is attending the University of Minnesota Theresa Ray, one of our St. Paul lassies, is having a lovely vacation down in Chicago. TWIN TOWN EVENTS The Phillls Wheatlev auxiliary (under the grand guidance Of Hen ry Thomas, head resident, and Miss Louise Bohanon. director of Girls' Work), sponsored a swank reception in honor of Katherine Dunham and her dancers (who are appearing at the Lyceum theatre) last nigm at me rnuus wneauey nouse. A lovely group of Twin Citians turned out to greet the troupe, who were most gracious.

The attractive Miss Dunham gave a Short talk and then introduced all the members of her cast Invitations have been sent out to many Twin Citians to attend a reception being held at Pilgrim Baptist church in honor of the new pastor and his wife, the Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Massey, Jr. MISCELLANEOUS TIDBITS The St. Paul Urban league held its 21st annual meeting last week in the Marquette room of the Ryan hotel in St.

FauL. A large audience enjoyed the annual report, which was given" ny s. Vincent Owens, executive secretary, and the talk given by the principal speaker, George M. Johnson, deputy 'fchair man of Roosevelt's Committee on Fair Employment practices S. Vincent Owens and Charles Rogers of the St.

Paul urban league and James Wardlaw of the Minneapolis Urban league are in Columbus, Ohio, attending the convention of the urban league Miss Loma Day and William Stra der became "Mr. and Ms." last week in a lovely ceremony at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wright, of St. Paul.

The couple 1s honey mooning in Mitchell, S. JJ. Well friends, enuf news for now. but I'll be seein' you again next weeK. Your Pal, SAL.

Mashulaville, Miss. Mrs. Eliza Coleman of Ghalston, has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ollis Hammock. Mrs.

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Negro citizens in his article in CoIlier'B, "Both the 1944 political plat; forms, in their pledges to the Negro emu uieu program ior nun, are tragically inadequate, and calls upon them to out law poll taxes and lynching ana' to stop mscrimination against Negroes in our armed forces. This is a voice crying in the' wilderness of political expediency, but a powerful voice that eventually will have to be heeded. ATTORNEY GENERAL RIT DLE, the treat "liberal," told the Drban Tearue conference In Columbus, Ohio, that the protection of Nerro rights "depends ultimately on local public opinion and must oe Developed carefully. sir. Bid die could do much to shape that public opinion if he would prosecute the poll taxers and disfran chlsers on the basis of voluminous evidence submitted to him by the, MAAur.

wny does he not act 7 President Roosevelt told newsmen last week that he did not like lynching such as has occurred in the case of a Fascist prison official in Rome recently. In his concentration on questions of civil liberties in so called lib erated countries, the Presi dent evidently has not had, time to make any comment on the scores of Negro lyn chines that have occurred in the United States since he took office. Not even the infamous blow torch lynching at Duck Hill, drew a peep from him. www CONTRARY to Administration stimulated opinion, the war will not nd this autumn. General De Gaulle has told his followers that the war with Germany cannot be end before next sprinr at the earliest, while the UWi prophesies that the war with Japan will not terminate until two years after Germany is defeated.

Those who expressed the belief that the war would not end until 1948 were no pessimists. www Difficulties are beginning to loom in the path of Allied plans to strip Germany Japan of all machinery for competitive production. There is not enough land in either country to accommodate their huge population as farmers, any more than our population could live by farming alone. Over half of the Axis population is industrial and if we do not let them work in factories we shall have to feed them. Hence the futility of modern war.

ARGENTINA'S PLEDGE to offer no haven for Axis war crim inals was last week's bad news to German and Japanese leaders. It is now reliably reported that they are practicing singing that old Ne gro spiritual "Went to the rock to hide my face Rock cried out 'No hidln place'." However, if thy can stand the heat there Is still one sanctuary left. 4 Gandhi and Jinnah, respective leaders of Hindus and Moslems, have broken off their unity talks. Without some agreement between these two there can be no united front in India. This news was well received by British shareholders and pensioners whose nightmare is Indian independence.

One out of five Britishers would be destitute without Indian masses to exploit. www THE NAACP has arain called for nominations for the Spingarn Medal. Finding a winner should not prove very difficult, considering the large crop of leaders on hand. Father Divine, first to cry "Peace, ifs certainly deserves consideration for voicing the prayers of all huirianity during tne past nve years oi couu war. Bui: nerhans he is not sufficiently "respectable1 to satisfy the medal committee.

VV Gainesville, Ga. Garfield Harris, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Melvin Harris, of Atlanta, visited their mother and sister here recently Mr. and Mrs. Kurr and granddaughter, of Columbus, Ohio, were graciously entertained by Mrs. Mollie Young and friends.

Mrs. Kurr and Mrs. Young are sisters. Theye were also delighted to have as guest, another sister, Mrs. Henrietta Mur nhv of Columbus General Thomas was a visitor in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Young Mrs. Albert Uunaean and children, of Chicago. UL, are house guests of Arch Bonds Mrs. Filey Jones, of Chattanooga, spent the week end with her uncle and niece, Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. xoung Mr. and Mrs.

Lorenzo xoung an nounce the birth Jf a fine boy, who has been named Leon Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Young and chil dren, Ethel, Jane and Rogers have returned from.

following a pleasant visit with relatives and friends Funeral services were held recentlv for war wu burn. Services were conducted in the New Hone Santist church Misses lAtcinda ana Flora Ann Cleveland left last week to enter Morris Brown college. Atlanta, ua. Also attending Morris Brown this term are Misses Mary tsuuer, Joshua Nell Hutchlns, Ophelia Johnson and Frank Wilburn. Jr.

Walter Moon, of Florida; is in town Mrs. MaryAlice Tate and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Buins are on the sick list Mrs. Tla Faulkner have returned from Buford.

after a visit with her 1 HE PITTSBURGH COURIER A FIFTEEN VISITING MINISTER FETED IN LOS ANGELES Tha Rav. E. 0. Billur (saatd in cantor), of Baton. Rouge, visUad his childran and grandchildran in Lot Angelas after attending the National Baptist Seeks Reversal Of Death Decree PHOENIX, Ariz.

The Arizona Supreme court has docketed for hearing October 10, the appeal of John E. Ransom, 47, seeking re versal of a Superior court judg ment which condemned him to death upon conviction of slaying Charles H. Payne, white, a bar tender. Superior Judge Howard C. Speak man originally sentenced Ransom to die in the btate prison lethal gas chamber last February 11, but an appeal of the conviction stayed the execution.

Ransom was accused of stabbing Payne to death at Jean's place, a roadhouse near Phoenix, following an argument. The incident happen ed September 4, l)s. ill in Detroit. VV Oxford, Miss. Miss Sallie Moss and Frank and Arthur Mays attended the funeral rites of their niece, Mrs.

Lois Lewis in Marvel, Sunday. Mrs. Stella Morgan is spending some time with her sister who is Cpl. and Mrs. Penson Ivy announce the birth of a girl.

Mrs. Roberta McEwen was to Elmo Price Sunday evening. Funeral services for Fred Avant were held from St. Paul church on Tuesday afternoon. The Saving and Sewing club met with Mrs.

Emily Reed on Thursday. Edna Wiley, Mayme Bankhead and Edith Slate were hostesses. Mrs. Juanita Thomas Briggins has returned from Chicago with her young daughter. Mrs.

Briggins will be remembered as Miss Juanita Thomas, daughter of Mrs. Claudia Thomas. After spending several months with her husband, Mrs. Clara Wortham and two daughters have returned from Michigan. Mrs.

Anna Belle Armstrong is in Michigan for a few days with her husband. Mrs. Oneata Campbell spent the week end with her mother here, Mrs. Fronia Webb. Talmadge Ivy left Sunday for Cleveland, Ohio.

Willie Lee Ragland of Chicago is visiting his mother, Mrs. Lizzie Ragland. Rex. Morgan of Chicago has returned to reside with his children, Andrew and James Morgan, and daughter, Mrs. Versie Stokes.

Eska Slate and Miss Lizzie Ship were quietly married in the home of the bride recently. The maternal grandmother, Mrs. Lottie Parham. and paternal erand 1 end in Memphis with her husband The Sunday Evening club was entertained by Mrs. L.

D. Johnson Sunday. VV Elba, Ala. By CLIFFORD BLUE Mrs. Rosana Brown, Shonie Beau ford and Ida Hammond attended the women's convention held near Samson recently S.

D. Coleman has returned home from Pittsburgh, following a pleasant visit and Mrs. John Lee and daughter, former residents in Montgomery, are now living here Rtifus Adams is recuperating Mrs. Doris Simmon is improving Miss Ida J. Buford, of Mobile, is attending school here Mrs.

Helen Smith, of Enterprise, spent the week end with her parents Mrs. Lucille Flowers, of Columbus, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. H.

Beau ford Jame Beauford is attending school in Lqvenia, Ala. Misses Sylvia Blue and Maggie Dean Gray left for Selma. to attend school Mrs. Lorena Blue spent the week end In Clayton James Jackson, of Chicago, was guest of Whitt Capel recently Rev. and Mrs.

W. T. Harris have returned from Birmingham Miss Lula M. Berry spent the week end in Troy with her parents. Move School, Leave Pupils, Teacher Behind! KUSHLA.

Ala. A letter arriving at the school board's salvage department before Miss Susie Henningsburg was notified resulted in the one room building being hauled away on a truck while both teacher and the six children stared amazed. They were transferred to another school in the vicinity. Aliceville, Ala. mother, Mrs.

Macie Mosbey an Carver Foundation nounce the birth of their first WarYer rOUnaanon grandchild, born to Mr. and Mrs Calvin Mosbey Wednesday By WALTER BRAGG Sgt. James Smith is home visiting his mother, Mrs. Bessie Smith "Honey Babe," a veteran of the North African campaign, is in town Mrs. Rosie Montgomery is vacationing with her aunt and friends in Detroit, Mich.

Mrs. Bessie Riddle, of Brooklyn, N. was guest of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Jones recently Pvt. Ross Bonner, of Fort Ben ning, spent a brief but pleasant visit here recently Pvt.

T. W. Montgomery, of Fort Warren, enjoyed a day furlough at home Johnnie Law horn spent Saturday in. Columbus, Miss. Miss Melia Ann Owens, of Birmingham, is visiting her mother, Mrs.

Bessie Owens. VV A. L. Post Splits With Commander TUCSON, Ariz. Fiftv eight members of the Charles Young Post, American Legion, have petitioned the mayor and council of Tucson not to transfer the post's liquor license to the Booker T.

Washington club, of which E. R. Peters, post commander, is presi dent. The petition accuses Peters of "public liquor sales and gambling i activities" under the camouflage of a legion dugout. A letter from the club committee of the State De partment of the American Legion asserts the Young Post dugout has been operated by Peters as a private business.

VV Trains Nurses Of Three Races PHOENIX, Ariz. The first class of student nurses have started training at Phoenix' new St. Monica's School of Nursing. There are 37 students in the class, Father Emmett McLoughlin, superintendent of St. Monica's hospital, said.

Of this number about half are white and the remainder are colored, Indian and Spanish American. St. Monica's School of Nursing is tHe first school of its kind to have students from the different races in its first class. Father Em mett said. VV New Assets For TUSKEGEE.

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0 '2J aA convention in Dallas, Texas. Ho is shown hero with members of his family and associates at a reunion dinner given in his honor. Citler Photo. Rape Untrue; Woman Jailed LITTLE ROCK (ANP) white story concerning ner rape Dy two JNegro boys was dropped last week when Mrs. A.

Tennyson was arrested on charges of immorality. The Tennyson woman in early September went to police and complained that two Negro soldiers had forced her up an alley and raped her. A probe was begun, though Chief 'of Detectives Martin claimed that the woman's story was flimsy from the start. Monday, at the Hotel Marion, a leading white southwest hotel, two officers arrested the white woman and her male companion and the couple was not released until it provided bonds totaling 5400. At a municipal court hearing both pleaded guilty, and both were fined $20 on charges of im morality and ordered to submit to physical examinations.

When Mrs. Tennyson failed to show up at the trial, a warrant was issued for her arrest. VV Prisoner Shot By Accuser HAYNESVILLE, Ala. ANP) So incensed was 55 year old F. F.

DeBardelobon with Clemmons Gresham, 20, for allegedly breaking into his home, he fired two shots at the defendant in the court rpom Monday as a jury was being selected for Gresham's trial. The frightened prisoner, who fled the courtroom following the shooting, sustained a slight wound on a finger. He was later captured by a posse or iNegro spectators who had thronged the courtroom to see for the first time in their lives Negroes serving on the jury. The shooting victim was iacmg trial on a charge of first degree burglary, a capital offense in Alabama. Both accuser and accused are colored.

Jackson, Miss. By J. E. CONIO Prot W. W.

Blackburn Is reported recuperating Mrs. Ada Anderson spent a "pleasant vaca tion in Chicago, where ane was test of her sons and daughters in Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson and Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Ander son a Mrs. Nellie OJ Gihbe en tertained at a delightful supper party In honor of her sisters, Mrs. Berlene Turner, of Minneapolis, Minn. The affair was given in the home of their mother, Mrs. Re becca Williams.

Guests were Mrs. Idella Partis, of Oakland, Mrs. Lucy B. Davis, Mrs. Beulah Harvey, Mrs.

Florence E. Shirley, of Chicago; Mrs. Bernice Gray, ReV. and Mrs. Keys, Mrs.

Bertha Williams and Mrs. Nollie Lee Keys, Of Olive George R. Bush, of Chicago, spent a pleasant visit with his mother, relatives and friends recently Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sims, of Lexington, were business visitors here recently.

VV Bomber Pilots At New Camp DOUGLAS ARMY AIR FIELD. Ariz. A new chapter was written in the history of this advanced flying school on August 17 with the expansion of the training program to include 25 instruction and the arrival of the field's first Ne gro pilot trainees. These men, graduates or the Hy ing training course at Tuskegee Army Air Field in Alabama, are now learning to fly the 2S Mit chell bombers, as are other officer students who heretofore have flown training planes only. In the group are Second Lieuts.

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