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hi Checks WW COLUMBUS, Ohio Young in mates at the Girls' Industrial School at Delaware are living un CTTI NEGRO PRESS Dowdal H. Davis (left) and William O. Wilier art shows) as they appeared la a latioawide salute to Notre Newspaper week ever NBC last Sunday. The program, which win be rebroadcast ever WNBT this Sunday evening, is sponsored by the NaUoaal Newspapers Publishers association, of which Mr. Walker Is president.

Uku Maa Revolt Forces British Concessions NAIROBI, Kenya (ANP) Despite Its violence and bloodshed. the Man Man war has succeeded in bringing about a long desired change in colonial policy here. The British, last week decided to admit one African and two Asains to a eouncll of ministers which also will Include 13 white repre sentatives. The admittance of the colored persons to the council was sjen as a nova to end the 16 month old guerrilla warfare. The Afrieaa will be minister for community developtneat.

Whether or not the move win bring peace ox whether or not It will be another case of "too little too late" remains to be seen. The Maa lfaa has stated Its purpose to be the ridding of Kenya of the hite man. The secret society considers the move a token one and not sufficiently representative of the ,500,000 Africans and 500,000 Asians in Kenya. The council, an advisory body, wUl work with Got. Evelyn Baring, who also is a member.

Tha governor win retain all his old powers. Oliver Lyttleton. colonial sec retary, announced the concession after, a surrey here of the Man Maa situation. Lyttleton came bera after a special parliamentary minion visited here and the situation as Lyttleton also announced the for mation of a eouncil to pursue with vigor the war against the Man Mao. Other changes include the In creasing of the number of members of the executive council.

The present 12 man council will be ud Alderson further stated of of ministers and an Arab and two additional Africans. Two of the three Africans and the Arab will be given posts as ministerial undersecretaries to gain administrative experience. The new changes will give color ed persons government when he tt dPrt in British East African and Central African territories for the first time in history. The changes will go into effect Mt yrvHAX 7 1 1 i i 'Wbmmv ii i LINCOLN CHAD nONORED Cornelius McDoo zald, Jr. of New York president of the General Alimnl association of Lincoln aniversity, (see nd from left), showa presenting the first centennial ef the aniversity to Andrew Robinson of New York, one of Lincoln's eldest living graduates.

Mr. Robinson received his degree from the Chester County, Institution IMmm i II" I der shocking, barbaric and Jim Crow conditions, State Auditor James A. Rhodes said last week 3 Immediately, Lyttleton said. However, they win be regared as experimental until after elections a year or mora from now. And if the plan proves unworkable, Britian reserved the right to throw it out Lyttleoa added.

The new panoramic windshields In the, ISM fiuicks permit up to 19 per cent better Italy had 705,844 automobiles in 1952, about double the 358,96 of ficaUy registered there in 1940. One out of seven agriculture workers in Britain is a woman. iv' rot iiw ii. rin. in, A.

lire Department Charged With Discrimination By MAW LOS ANGELES (ANP) This coastal city has a Jim crow policy of running its fire depart ment that is identical to that of many southern cities. Negro firemen serve exclusively in two of the SO fire stations operated here. The Los Angeles branch of tha NAACP has a lawsuit against the Fire Department charging era with segregation of Negro firemen. John H. Aldersonfire chief, testified ttat it is no accident that 75 of the 81 Negroes working were mttrA fn that fwA atTI VAeTVA artrnf the.

segregated policy; "The practice has my complete consent and approval and no one has imposed this policy on me." He further edified that this policy had been in effect since ment. Alderson, who has been chief for 14 years says the segregation is "sort of tradition but it has my after a tour of inspection at the institution. The state auditor, with several assistants, made the investigation at the request of Lt Gov. John W. Brown.

He reported that a strict rule of segregation, based on race, is adhered to in the cor rectional school. "My tour of inspection revealed shockingly Inhumane and barbaric treatment of teen age girls, Rhodes said. "Especially revolting was the existence of 'The Hole' in the Scioto Cottage basement. Here young girls are disciplined like hardened criminals. It is be yond comprehension that the State of Ohio is guilty of treating its young wards in such a manner.

URGES JURY PROBE Rhodes pointed out that similar conditions cause inmates to riot in 1950. He said' he has turned over a report of his investigation to Delaware County Prosecutor Clyde Lewis, and is convinced that a special jury should be called to study the matter. In the segregated program at the training school, Negroes are confined to Davey, Allman and Riverside cottages. Investigators caned Riverside "a tinder box poised for 'death." Rhodes reports that the building, erected In 1900, la unfit for human occupancy. Doors art locked day and night, and only matrons have keys.

"The Hole" is in Scioto cottage basement was sharply criticized in the report Rhodes said "mentally unbalanced" airls are sent to "The Hole" and kept at the institution despite state laws which prohibit such. He added: MANY TRY SUICIDE "The superintendent of the school has further stated that beds are purposely kept out of The Hole' for the protection of tha un balanced girls. Are we to assume from this attitude by high welfare officials that an of unfortunate patients being cared for by tha state will be deprived of beds In the institution to which they are confined!" Rhodes said in tha past four years numerous suicide attempts have been made by inmates at tha Ohio correctional school He called on tha League of Women Voters, Child Conserva tion groups and other women's or ganization to take the lead in de mandmg a complete airing of the situation, "so that corrective measures win be taken." approval." maintenance work scattered Besides the 7S Negro firemen through tha department and anoth working in the Jim crow stations, er employee is an investigator five Negro employees perform working at headquarters. Panamas First Lady Raps Discrimination CARACAS. Venezuela The United States was charged with practicing racial discrimination in Panama Canal Zone in a speecn here last Wednesday at the 10th Inter American Conference.

The charge was made by Mrs. Cecilia Panel de Ramon, wife of Panamanian Presidential CoL Jose Antonio da Remon. during a de bate on a U.S. draft resolution against international Communism Emphatically affirming Pana ma's antl Communlst position, Mrs. de Remon proposed sn addl la 18SL The medallion Is awarded all Lin cola alumni who have contributed SIN ar mere te the fand.

Presentation took place at the meeting of the New York ammnl chapter. Others ta tha picture are, (left). Dr. George Cannon, Lincoln trustee, and WllUe H. Eeark, president of the New York chapter.

If MRS. DIANE WELLS icare Diane Wells Inlad An Abortion (Set Story Page 5) HOLLYWOOD, Calif. Mrs. Diane Wells, who took her own life a month before aha was to go on trial for murder, underwent an abortion before she took an overdose of sleeping pills, authorities said last Wednesday. This was discovered in an autopsy on the body of the beauUil blonde by Dr.

Victor Ce alu. Los Angeles County coroner. She hsd been scheduled to stand trial with Johnny Warren, a jaxz drummer, on April in Fair banks, Alaska, for the murder of her husband, Cecil Wells, SI, socially prominent Alaskan business man last Oct 17. Warren claimed he had an af fair with Mrs. 'Wells after she "made eyes" at him when he played for a dance in Fairbanks.

Weus told police she was beaten by two strangers who broke into her Fairbanks noma and lin ed her husband. Mrs. Wells cams here Jan. 22, after being freed in $10,000 ball, and took her life Tuesday in room of tha Hollywood Plata ho tel Notes found in the room lndicat Hon to the resolution along the fol lowing lines: "That measures be taken to abolish racial discrimina tion in America aa a means of effectively combating internation al communism." She charged that in the Canal Zone Panamaniana are getting much less than U.5. employees for the same work.

Mrs. de Remon's address was followed by louder applause than Sec. of Stats Dulles drew after his statement, on the resolution Monday. Another display of fireworks came later Wednesday when Gua temala Foreign Minister Cuttler mo Horiello walked out of a plenary session during a speecn by Joaquin Balaguer, foreign minis ter of tha Dominican Republic. Balaguer had deplored the campaign against the United States and had paid tribute to the nation as "a protecting shield of our reipective countries." Commeccial production of barbed wire started in 1874.

Are You Unpopular With the Opposite ed she took her life to avoid the lurid testimony of the murder triaL Bank, (. S. Fuss Over Joe's Money WASHINGTON The National Bank of Chicago is fight ing a move by tha government to take over a $86,289 trust fund as payment on a half million dollar income tax biU owned 'by Joe Louis, ex heavyweight boxing champion. A petition filed by the bank in the United States Tax court as trustee of a trust created by Mrs. Marva Louis Spaulding, former wife of the ex champion, reveal ed that Joe stills owes the government $544,945.11 in taxes on his 1948, 1947, 1948 and 1949 income.

The tax collector notified the bank last year that the money put into trust funds for Joe Louis Barrow, and Jacqueline Bar row, Mrs. spauiaing cnuaren, should be applied to Joe income tax deficiency. The tax collector claims that Joe, born Joe Louis Barrow, was insolvent at the time he created the trusts for the children and that the money he set aside for them properly belonged to Uncle Sam. Because of this alleged insolvent position, the Tax court held that the bank has incurred transferee liability for the deficiencies due from 1946 through 1949. The bank, answering in a petition on behalf of the trust fund, argues that the statute of limitations had expired for assessing against it for Louis' 1946, 1947 and 1948 income taxes, at the time the commissioner moved against the bank.

The bank also claimed that, the alleged tax liability of transferor had 'not accrued for 1949 the time the petitioner received the assets" in the trust, and hat Louis was not insolvent at the time. ASVTCI roar Prebltm and worrlaa br thU Pamoai Olftad MAS AD VISOR aa Ion. Lock. Ilontr. BuiiBtaa, Chant n.

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PL, iU f. Preacher Chases Sentenced To Year On HENDERSON, N. C. (ANP) A 50 year old preacher of Fu quay Springs has given a 12 month road sentence last week in Vance Superior Court in charges of a concealed weapon and three six months road terms for forcible trespass. The terms will run concurrently.

The cases against the Rev. Frank McKesever grew out of the preacher's alleged accosting of white women in South Henderson last Jan. 1 and offering them money to ride with him in his automobile. The preacher waived the three warrants charging assault on a female and using vile and lewd language through hla Sttorneys, W. B.

Oliver and' N. F. RansdeU. Instead, he tendered pleas of guilty to forcible trespass, and this was accepted by Sollclter E. R.

Tyler. He also pleaded guilty to the concealed weapon charge. Sentence was imposed by Judge Walter J. Bene. McKeever was ar rested in South Henderson, Jan.

2 after reportedly accosting white The three testified Southern 9 Building A NewTeam Baton Rouge, La. Coach Robert H. Lee tucked away his South western conference cage cham pioas, but this did not mean that he could settle down to a life of esse. Instead, it meant that he Immediately started conditioning Southern's baseball team which; has won the conference champion ship two years running. Lee has a big rebuilding pro gram similar to the one he used in basketball.

He has a smaU framework, but he hopes to build on this foundation through replacements from a good crop of freshmen. Some 11 prospective pitchers, reported to Lee, and he hopes to: find one who can replace Johnny Davis, now the property of the Brooklyn Dodgers. For the third time sLee the reactivation of basebaU at the team win be playing oa a newly located field, made necessary by tha expansive building program now in process on the school campus. A. W.

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