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Saturday; January 2, 1943 BY WAY OF MENTION (Continued From Page Four) James Juburk. George Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Fuller, Mrs. Grace Ray, Howard Jones, Harold Taylor, Mrs.

Viola Dean, John Long, Miss Alice Chester, Lt. Elizabeth Hampton cf WAAG FLOWERS ON ST. LUKE'S PULPIT: Last Sunday flowera on St. Luke pulpit were given by Mrs. Emma Robinson, in tribute to her husband, Cornelius Robinson birthday on December 25th.

NOTED LECTURER VISITED AGE PLANT: James Edward Mason, who for the past fifty years has been ecretary lectorer of Livingstone College, Salisbury, 'was a visitor in he Age office on Saturday morning. He is in the North on a speaking tour which" will take him to Hartford, and Holyoke, Mass. While in the city he stopped at the Harlem YMCA. REV. FRANCIS BARRETT SUCCUMBS; Rev.

Francis A. Barrett, pastor of St. Advent Church, succumbed Monday, December 21 and was funeralized on Saturday, December 26th from St. Ambrose Church with Rev. William T.

Manning, officiating. FIVE NEW YORK BOYS RECEIVE PROMOTIONS: Good news arrived from Camp Lee, last week of the promotion of five New York boys: They are Gilliam Wiggles worth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Opie Wigglesworth of 414 St Nicholas avenue; Tech. Sgt Rafael de Thomas, a native of Puerto and a former orchestra leader New York nightspots Horace G.

Marshall, a corporal promoted to rank of technician 4th grade Ethelbert E. Lewis who was technician fifth grade is now corporal, and Pvt. Frederick Cave of Brooklyn is now parading one stripe. P. S.

68 STUDENTS GIVE ARTICLES TO SICK: The children of Public School 68 made the following articles and donated them to Harlem Hospital for the sick children: eleven baby jackets, two baby nightgowns, two wash cloths, forty two animals and dolls, three afghans, one do house and furniture, two scrap books, ten Christmas stockings filled with goodies. Miss Shirley Freidman is principal. HENRIETTA LOVELACE McLANE CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY: Mrs. Henrietta Lovelace McLane, of 53 Hamilton Terrace, who was born eaiiy Christmas morn celebrated her natal day on Christmas EvvwUn group of friends in attendance. The house was decorated with red and pink gladioli.

Those present were Mrs. Emma Hayes, Prof. orris Roche, Rev. and Mrs. J.

W. Saunders, Prof. George W. Jones, Luella Brown, Mrs. Phyllis Oliver and son Clinton Oliver, Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Cowan and daughter, Carolyn; Mrs. Mary Sweetwine, Bob Heard, Cecelia Lewis Lacey, Gwendolyn Mosely, Mrs. Edward D. Mostly, Mrs.

Lucille Randolph, Miss a a kt a a i. ti name uoiaorn, miss eernice Kicnarason lasica conas, nss Ruth Hillard, Dr. and Mrs. Louis Mitchell, of Austin, Texas. Miss Wilhelmina Adams, Dr.

Marshall E. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Whipper, Dr. Leonard J.

Barrett, Miss Lillian Mason, Mrs. Patricia Washington, Sherman Jones, George Waugh, Alonzo Peterson, Mrs. Ida Wilson, Mrs. Mamie Wright, Dr. and Mrs.

J. Logan Brown, Mr. and Mrs. James Boozer, Mrs. Lillian B.

Howard and Bill Chase. LENA HORNE ON COFFEE HOUR: The glamorous Lena Home was the guest artist on the Sunday afternoon Coffee Hour at the Harlem Defense Recreation Center. Others who shared the program were Babe Wallace, Dan Burley, Mary Bruce and her young dancers, Dan Wilson, pianist; William Jefferson, boogey woogey pianist: Major Robinson, newspaper man and press agent, was em cee. CHRISTMAS CHEER PARTIES HELD AT CENTER: On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, two unique programs were presented for the service men at the Harlem Defense Center. The first party was under the auspices of Supervisory Committee for Hostesses.

The talent which appeared that right were Carter and Bowie, Eddie Green, Merritt lledgeman, and Sylvia Medford. The mid week party was sponsored by the Utility Club. Aside from refreshments served at the bar each service man was presented with a gift. The artists who cooperated on that evening were Crawford, Reginald Beane, Langston Hughes, and Dr. Fred Carter.

The members of the Utility Club are Mrs. Louise Morris, resident; Mrs. Maude Trairs, chairman; Mesdames Estelle Rennair, Martha Turner, Lenora Fridit, Marjorie Green, Gertrude Martin, Bessie Dorsay, Clifford Myers, Lillian Paris, Nan Perry, Eva Deaver, Estelle Jarrott, Lucy Henson, Alice Faide, Marion Turner and Mayme Savage. YULETIDE SPIRIT RADIATED AT BROOKLYN CANTEEN: On Christmas Eve more than three hundred bags containing soap, razor blades, cigarettes, tooth paste, shaving cream, tooth brush, etc. were distributed to the men who vis ited the Fulton Street Sumner Avenue Canteen of which Mrs Helen Curtis is director.

The affair was under the direction of the Junior AWVS with Miss Othello Cane as chairman. They presented a play after which dancing was followed. For the boys who are stationed on Long Island, the Chaplain collected 7i bags as present. On Saturday night the Business and Professional Women with Mrs. Ruth Handy and.

Dr. Emily Charlton entertained seventy five boys and hostesses With refreshments and program. The followihg day the Central Avenue Glee Cub with Mrs. Wittergrams and Miss Manskeio as directors presented an interracial glee club in a delightful program of Christina music. SPEND! HOLIDAYS WITH MOTHER: who married Sgt.

Payne of Ft. Brady, Ste St Marie, Mich uciODer i)tn, it spenaing ine nouaajs wiw nci Mrs. Georgianna Dixon, 69 Morris street, New Rochelle. Mrs. Tayne who visited The Age office on Tuesday, informed os director with the American Red Cros.

I Physical education and health teacher' at Bluefield State Teachers College. THueficld. W. she M1 a R.S. in phr aicaal education from Howard University, MA from New Glendora Moors Wins WAAC Prcaob'on To Rank Of 2nd Officer COLUMBUS, Ohio.

Glendora Moor, formrly of 286 Eighth avenue, New York City, wis among the group of off icerg of the Women Army Auxiliary Corps in the Fifth Service Command promoted to a higher gradt, according to an announcement made December 24. by Major General Fred Wallace, commanding general of the Fifth Service Command. Lieu tenant Moore was promoted from the grade of, third officer to second officer, the equivalent of a first lieutenant in the Army. Lieutenant Moore entered the WAAC with the nrtt group last July and wai commissioned aa a third officer at Fort Oct Moines, Iowa, the First WAAC Training Center, on August 29, 1942. She was one, of forty Negro officers commissioned at that time, and Is one of the Negro recruiting officer tor the Service Command.

Before entering the Corps, Lieutenant Moore was an athletic Instructor at the Dunbar playground in New York City and attended Pratt Institute in that ciy. Engages AMOdced At MiHbrook Supper Party MILLBROOK, N. Y. Recently, Mrs. Isaiah P.

Gordon gave a sup per party to announce the engage ment of her niece. Miss Iola Mcintosh, to Roger Lea Douglas of Poughkeepsie, N. son of Mr, and Mrs. Jameg Douglas, sr. Miss Mcintosh, daughter of the late John W.

Mcintosh and Ma. Rebecca Mcintosh, wag born in Orange, but spent most of her life with her aunt, Mrs. Gordon. She is graduate of the MEUbrook Memorial High School and is now a vocal student at the Rose Studio, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

Mrs. Mattle M. Rose her teacher. Mr. Douglas, born In West Point, attended the Ministerial Institute' and College In his home town.

Recently he became a licensed minister, having been licensed by the Ebenezer Baptist Church, Poughkeepsie, Rev. Thomas Jenkins, pastor. No date has been set for the wedding. Those present at the supper were: Mr. and Mrs.

William Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Greene, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mcintosh, Mr.

and Mrs. George Gould, Mrs. Carrie Johnson. Mrs. Mattie M.

Rose, Mrs. Rebecca Mcintosh, Mr. and Mrs. James Douglas, Miss Elinor Barripger. and Miss Marlon MeMahon, all of Poughkeepsie, Mr.

and Mrs. James Mcintosh, and Mrs. Frederick D. Ctlden. REMEMBER BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS TAXES WILL BEAT THE AXIS DO IT TODAY! HE NE 0 KJ PAGE FIVE York University in the same subject and has twenty points towards her doctorate at NYU.

Here's A Winter A Delicious BETTY With var work keeptag kosse nakers easy early ead late theee daya. trash ready. to eat winter pears ere a welcome eld ta planning wtnter meeoe for better eatrV Uom end store enjoyable eating. Grewa en the aiow watered elopee et Oregon. Waahtngtoa end California trait orchard areas, winter peari are eeaeoeal from October ta AprU.

Rlekt aew, the Boac Coaloe end Anjoe Tarletles ere et their peak, tarnishing rl lamina, nmenls, eal ntene tntereat et time when freak trait selection Is hmltad and moat eeeeatlal for tibreet health. Hare's asaee eaggastloa tor wlatiTdey eeepee that via sseet eetrttlosal atandarda. etay eruhla the bedget allowaaoa, aad furs lib leeacmble eattag for roes faauy. WMry Oey tuaeer ftsiagot Caeserele of Line Beeae Baked with Tomaioee and Frlxsled Balk Baosage Finely Shredded Coleslaw Hot Core Breed Squares Butter and Honey BOSO PEAR KUCHEN Coffee, Tee, er Milk Be cere te have sleety ef the aatree, ataee tt abewet soeal ta ttaaU. Bake eseagh core bread, tea, beeeese war work aad cold weather ere eoabtaatiea gearaateed to tredeee glaat appetltea.

Bat teD rearr tasally ta aare reoss for the real treat the sseaa. BOSC PEAE KUCHXN. redpe grrea be low. BOS3C FIAft KUCHKN eaj aosaled gSk cap aaear, fcay. er ore eyre v4 cap batter er aaertealag teaepona aalt 1 yeaat cake dioeoh e4 ta cap aekewam water Coming THURSDAY.

DECEMBER Jl I Grandeur Sporting Club, "New Year's Eve Breakfast Renaissance Casino, 138th Street ana Seventh Avenue. Marriage Licenses Issued ALLEN BROWN George A1 len, 36, 267 Edgecombe avenue; Delores Brown. 28. same ALLEN GILL Dallas Allen, 23. 72 West 134th street; Violet Gill.

23, 116 West 130th street. ALLEN PHiLLIPS James Allen, 33, 470 Lenox avenue. Bet tye Phillips, 30 100 West 134th street. ANCRUM DUNCAN Ic Ancrum. 37, 314 West 143rd street; Clara Duncan 23.

2678 Seventh avenue. ANDREWS JOHNSON William Andrews. 31, 282 West 113th street; Katie Johnson, 31. 210 West 114th street. ARMSTRONG DOZIER Clay born Armstrong.

21, 303 Wert 190th street; Ruth Dorter. 20. 1900 Sev. enth avenue. ASPINALL BROWN Albert M.

Aspinall, 30, 1001 St. Nicholas avenue; Helen Brown, 29, 289 West 117th street ATKINS GARTH ELLE Aud ley Atkins. 41 202 West 133rd street; Emerald Gartrelle. 32. same address.

BARLEY STYLES Frank Barley. 50, 402 West 148th street; Ollie Styles, 33, same address. BARTON GAYNES William Barton, 59. 2864 Eighth avenue; Eldrina Gaynes, 45, same address. BATMAN KENNEY Albert Batman, 46, 56 West 118th street; Sophronla Kenney, 51, same address.

BEAL SHIELDS George Beal, 21 100 West U9th street; Alice Shields, 21, 206 West 138th street BERKKLEY SCOTT Eugene Berkley, 21. 224 West 114th street; Esther Scott, 19, same address BERNARD RENNDC Dennis Bernard. 22. 14 16 West 118th street; Doris Rennix, 19, 235 West 63rd street BINGO JONES Ahamady Bingo, 51. 258 West 153rd street; Mary Jones, 32.

same address. BOONE EDWARDS James Boone, 21, 2412 Seventh avenue; Rosetta Edwards, 22, same address. BOONE LUMPKIN Aletan der Boone. 27. 126 West 137th street; Fannie 2617 Eighth avenue.

BOSTON GRAVES Herbert Boston, 27 Tuekegee, Lee Nolia Graves. 26. 1 West 127th street BROUGHTON BOST Wil liam Broughton, 21. 305 West 137th street; Loretta Boat 19. 279 West 114h street BROWN GARRISON Thomas Brown, 21, 2005 Seventh avenue; Louise Garrison, 20, 139 Edgecombe avenue.

BROWN HOLMES Joe Brown, 29. 55 West 114th street; Addie Holmes, 21, same address. Menu Addition Pear Dessert BARCLAY eggs, wall beaten 8 to rape floor 8 large Boae pears i rap sugar Vi teaspooa dnaamea 8 tablespoona ralslna. tf desired Maraschino cherrlee Scald ntlk; add sugar, short ea rn e. aad aalt: Ut etand antll take want Add yeaat eaka dlaaolved la lukewarm water; add acts and enough floor to make a etiff better.

Cover, and let rise ta warn plaee onto, lit ore dooblee la bnlk. Punch down, beat thoroughly, and epread evenly ta a greased heat resistant glaae etlllty dlah or ether baklag dish, fllliag to taeh frost the top. Brash top et better with BMlted batter. Peel aad eore pears; slice lengthwise. Freee trait slleee late doogh ta rows.

Sprinkle top wttk ertxtere et eagar ead eraaa ssoe. Add relates, tf desired, ead top with eberrlea. Carer ead let rtoe agala antll double la balk. Bake awdaraU orea (UO' 30 ailoDtae, ar antll done. Serre warn, plala er with whipped ereea er costard eaaee.

Sarrea Wtater pears are the tatplratloa for auay delightful salads and dee serta. la salads try sliced pears, oraages. aad grape el asters; pears. trapetraH. aad avocado; peara ta Itsse gelatta er la BBtxad salad bowls; ar pears staffed with ehlckea, erabmeat er ehrlnip aalad mtxtarea.

For deaaerta. take roar choice et baked or coddled peara, pear pie, eliced pears ever Ice tressa er epooge cake with aliced pears aad whipped ereea; or aa a pedal tXTortta, peer epaidedowB eaka, baked with AMawbrrad 1 aptce cake batter aad aerved with rich ereaa plala or whipped. TeeH flad winter peara have ease berlaae recipe aoaalbflUtea. Events BRUINGTON POLITE Oscar Bruington, 23, 169 St Nicholas av enue; Mary Polite, 17, same ad dress. BURKS WILLIAMS Willie Burke 114 West 143rd street; Lottie 27, same address BURNETT BATTS Walter Burnett 37, 304 West 135th street; Mary Battv 27, same address.

CAINES ADAMS Charles Caines, 21, 155 West 145th street; Grace Adams, 21, 408 West 150th street CABRERA BASSETT Fru mencio Cabrero, 37 (white), 17 West 86th street; Mildred Bassctt, 36, tame address. CAMPBELL HURDLE Je eph Campbell, 28, 2153 Seventh avenue; Sallie Hurdle. 28. same address. CANNON JACKSON Maey Caannon, 38, 209 West 134th street; Birdie Jackson, 27, 270 Lenox avenue.

CARTER SMITH Ernest Cor ter. 21, 230 West 141st street; Hat tie Smith, 20, 302 West 143th street CHARLESTON LAIDLEY Fred Carleston, 26. 122 East 22nd street; Helen Laidley, 2ft, 315 West 113th street CLARK HOWARD William Clark. 21, U. S.

Army: Catherine Howard. 21. 211 West 26th street CLARKE TAYLOR John Clarke. 47. 266 West 154th street; JoMphina Taylor.

37, tame address. COLE HUNTER Thomas Cole, 33. 312 West 120th street; Beatrice Hunter, 30, same address. COLEMAN COLEMAN Berry Coleman, 55, 329 West 148th street; Lucile Coleman, 43, same address. COLES WIZZARD James Coles, 22.

1988 Madison avenue; Ocella Wiuard, 22, tame address. DAVIS GRAHAM Joseph Davis, 25. 46 West 111th stfreet; Eloise Graham, 22, same address. DAVIS SHEPPPARD How ard Davis, 36, U. S.

Army; Willie Sheppard. 31. 251 West 129th street DeGRASSE SIMPSON Samuel DeGrasse, 8, 1190 Tinton avenue, Bronx, N. Dolores Simpson, 18, 2807 Eighth avenue. DIALLO FISHER Ali Dlallo.

44, 34 Convent avenue; Mary Fisher, 38, aama address. DEMOPOULOS WRIGHT George Demopoulos, 28 (white), 790 East 158th street; Alma Wright, 23. 450 West 149th street 1 DUCKETT SMITH Alfred A. Duckett 25, 504 Macon street Brooklyn; Ruth Smith, 21, 471 West 145th street DUNCOMBE PERRY Horace Duncombe, 31. 60 West 129th street; Catha Perry, 19, same address.

EDWARDS COGEN Frank Edwards. 19, 281 West 114th street; Ruth Cogen, 19, 309 West 121st street ELFE BERBER William Elfe, 29 2292 Eighth avenue; Ruby Her bert, 18. 450 West 164th street ELLIS EDGAR. Otis Ellis, 29, 335 West 145th street; Alma Edgar, 26. 200 West 144th street FERGUSON MARSHALL George Ferguson, 18, 212 West 133rd street; Dorothy Marshall, 17, 222 Wast 133rd estreet FERRELL VAUGH AN Malachi FerreU.

27, 31 40 105th atreet Corona, L. Irma Vaugn, 19, 145 West 111th street FRANCIS BARNES Lionel Francis, 48, 15 West 133rd street Bertha Barnes. 39, tame address. FRAZER SASSO Cyril Frazer, 23, 2074 Eighth avenue; Madeline Sasso, 25, same address. GARCIA MIRANDA Cris tino Garcia.

24 87 East 111 street; Matilda Miranda, IS, 776 East 104th street GARRETT MAYNES Wil liam Garrett, 27, Ft Dix. N. Julia Maynes, 25, 147 West 136th street. GILCREASE HENDERSON Amos Gilcrease, 34, 707 St Niche las avenue; Evelyn Henderson, 28, same addreaa. GORHAM WEST Richard Gorham.22, U.S.

Navy; Inei West, 21, 146 West 118th street GRACE BANKS John Grace. 24, 209 West 142nd atreet; Ida Banks, 26. tame address. GRIGGS. Jr RICHARDSON John Griggs, jr, 23, 247 West 133rd I'reet; Mrrthona Richardson, 29, 734 St Nicholas avenue.

HADDOCK HARRIS Irving Haddock. 60 (white). 293 Lenox avenue; Estelle Harris, 40. same street HARDAWAY GREEN Joseph Hardaway, 39. 141 West 130th street; Ruth Green, 36.

135 West 14' rd street HARMON CARRIE Stanley Harmon, 36, 2170 Seventh avenue; Rosalia Came, 34. aama address. HAWKINS GREEN Melvin Hawkins. 32. 85 West U2th street; Armella Green, 40.

119 East 84th street HAYES PARMSE John Hayes. 32, 143 West 139th street; Alice Parmse. 39 same address. HENRY MACON Frederick Henry. 34.

72 West 133rd street; Clara Macon, 30, same address. SANTOS An It nio Hernandez, 27. 97 East tilth street; Carman San toe, 29, tame addreaa. HAGGARD BROWN John Hoggard. 48.

138 West 129th street; Betty Brown, 28, tame address. HUDGINS REED William Hudgiru 37, 20 Felmrbe Lane Bronx. N. Y4 Lillian Reed. 29.

160 West 120th ttreet tNCS CLARK Augustus Ince. 84. 262 West 115th street; Margaret Clark. 34, tame address. JENKINS POPE Samuel Jenkins.

40, 234 East 99th street; Marie Pope. 34, same, address. JOHNSON ROBINSON Adolph Johnson; 28, 124 East 23rd street; Wilsonetta Robinson, 22, 30 West 120th soteC: JONES BROWN Bertrsm Jones. 29. 203 West 144th street: lona Brown, 26, 236 West 139th street JANES GAUXIAM Earlie 26, 258 West 154th street; Emma Gailliam.

26, tame address. KASIN RHODES Ali Kasin, 30, 225 Pratt street Buffalo, N. Marilee Rhodes, 32, 211 West 131st street KING DAVIS Daniel King. 24. 25 West 132nd street; Inei 24, same address.

KI.TNDT MABY WHhelm Klindt: 30. 13 West 115th street; Jecelie Maby. 25. same address. i.apaille RAY Lonsdale Lacaille, 46.

121 West 123rd street; Constance Ray, 40, same address. LAMONTOS ROUSE Kent Lamontos. 24. 1925 Seventh avenue; Evelyn Rouse, 30, 50 West I12tb street" LITTLE HAWKINS Robert Little, 31, 251 West 139th street; Beatrice Hawkins, 0, 347 West 144th ttreet. LONG! ROBINSON Joseph Long, 38, 243 West 130th street; Lillie Robinson, 34.

vn west twa trtL MACK REID aifford 19.. 1450 Fifth avenue; norencs Reid, 16. 24 East 119th streets. MARCUS MAY Jonn Mar cus. 19.

1 East. 134th street; Lou genta 17. 429 Lenox avenue. MARTIN BENNETT Mate Martin, 25, 5d West 56th street; Ethel Bennett, 30, 204 west em street McKAY CHATHAM George McKay, 30, 69 West 118th street; LiUian Chatham. 29, 132 West 129th street McROY ZORN John McRoy, 2480 Eighth avenue.

Catherine Zorn. 17, 260 West 123rd street MOOLENAAR FAULKNER Jerome Moolenaar. 84, 83 Lenox avenue; Amy Fulkner, 26, 48 Wert 116th street MOORE DAIS Herman Moore 35. 127 West 111th ttreet; Mtttie Dais. 32.

same address. MORALES WELCH Pedro Morales, 39. 598 Tinton avenue, Bronx. N. Virginia Welch, 49.

62 East lOlat ttreet MORGAN DOWDEN Edwtrd Morgan, 31. 128 Welt 135th ttreet; Katherine Dowden, 80, eame ad dress. MORNING LANSE Wiley Morning. 27. U.

S. Army; Jessie Lane. 27. 535 Manhattan avenue. MUNOZ NUEVENS Luls Munos, 26, 51 East 101st street; Carmen Nieves.

21 (white), same address. MOSLEY. Jr. BRADFORD Lewis Mosley. Jr, 22.

2100 Fifth avenue; Alice Bradford, 19, same address. NULLIS GOODMAN Edward Null is. 32. 128 West 137th ttreet; Mattie Goodman, 24, 60 West lzstn ttreet OBLIGE LOONG John Oblige. 32.

241 West U3th street; Pauline Long. 87, same address. OGGS RONEY Van Dyke Oxis. 26. 9 White ttreet Oyster Bay, Almeta Rooney, 25, 847 Lenox avenue.

PEEBLES ANDERS AN Jud son Peebles. 26. 161 West 130th ttreet; Catherine Anderson, 20, 121 St Nicholas avenue. PEPPERS DRAYTON Charlet Penoers. 19.

113 West 118th ttreet; Bessie Drayton. 26. same address. PERKINS BROADBELT Henry Perkins, 3518 Wstts ttreet; Dallas, Texas: Evelyn Broadbelt 32. 156 West 136th street PITTS SNEAD Lawrence Pitts.

31, 46 West 99th street; Hazel Snead. 38. 55 East 120th street PORTER DAVIS George Pnrt.r 7UI Wect 147rh (treat: AVethia Davis, 19. 288 West 147th street QUAIL EY SULLIVAN Joseph Quailey. 25.

350 West 123rd ataret: Dorothy Sullivan. 17, 84 East 129th street RICHARDSON BARRINGTON George Richardson. 62, 211 West 111th ttreet; Fannie Barrington, 68, 303 West 111th ttreet REID WATTS Edmond Reid, 3j 256 West 131st street; Thelma Watts. 28. tame address.

ROACH CAMBRIDGE Wil liam Roach. 43, 133 West 113th street; Amy Cambridge. 32. tame address. ROBERTS RICHARDSON Sterling Roberts.

27. 134 West 116th street; Mary Richardson, 24, tame address. ROBINSON CAMPBELL Vor del Robinson. 22. 170 West 133th street Rose Campbell, 19.

19 West 127th ttreet ROBINSON FRANKLIN Ma ior Robinson. 24. 2326 eventh er enue; Erme Franklin, 25, 211 West lUth street ROBINSON SESSINa Henry Robinson, 24, 1837 Madison avenue; mary Setting. 23. 136 Watt 122nd ttreet ROCK PITER Wilfred Rock, 20 SO West 120th ttreet; Jean Piper.

20. 211 Edgecombe avenue. ROMERO VILLEGUS Area dio Romero. 27. 2179 Eifhth avenue; Zenona Villegus, 26.

1493 Madison avenue. ROUNTREE UMSTEAD Wal ter Rountrce, 18. 321 St Nicholas avenue: Mary Umstead. IT, 419 West 12th ttreet. RYNER WEST Williem Ryner, 48.

95 West 119th street; Mariaret West 38. same address. SAMPLE RHODES Wfllit Sample. 20. 300 West 120th street; Mattie Rhodes 19.

212 West 13d street SAMUEL S.KTZ Jtmes Samuel, 24, 873 Sutter avenue, Bronx, N. Maria BsU, 26. 971 We.t 139th street ScuAern Negroes Offer Plans For Harmonicas Interracial Relations ATLANTA, Ga. (CNS) Our i leading Southern Negroet in a group offered recently "a basis for interracial coopetation and development in the South' at a time when "war haa sharpened the issue of Negro white relations in the United States, particularly In the South." They Issued a statement prepar ed by a committee named at Ihe Durhtm conference of Southern Negroes in October, asserting that thewe eere racial tensions, fears and aggressions, and an opening up of the basic questions of racial segregation and discrimination, Negro minority rights and democratic freedom." "These, isuet are acuta and threaten to become even more se. rious as they Increasingly block through the deeper fears aroused, common tense consideration for even elementary improvements In Negro Status and the welfare of the coun try as a the statement said.

First Loyalty" For War The document of the group com. mitee, headed by Dr. Charles SCOTT STEELE Warren Scott 39. 317 West 133rd ttreet; Edith Steele, Lincoln Hospital, Durham, N. SEABROOK ESTWICK Al fred Seabrook, 31, 131 West 122nd street; Francea Estwick, 22, tame address.

SIMMS GOMEZ Sorrl Simms, 27, 1064 Caldwell avenue; Jean 22, 1599 Madison avenue. SIMMONS WILLIS James Simmons, 27, 361 West 119th ttreet; Ethel Willis, 27, same address. SINGLETON SCRIVEN Rich. ard Singleton, 30, 262 West 121st street; Mary Scriven, 22, 212 West 121st street SMITH JONES Henry Smith. 23, 310 West 137th street; Elizabeth Jones, 20, 144 West 144th street SMITH PETERS Harold Smith, 28.

257 Watt 111th ttreet; Corina Peters, 23, 262 West 123rd ttreet SPENCER BELLAMY Er nest Spencer, 33, 117 West 141st street; Lee Bellamy, 21. 261 Watt 127th street STIMSON BRIMAGE John Stimson, 23. 137 West 117th street; Mae Brimage, 28, 219 West 121st ttreet STOUDMIRE TAYLOR Percy Stoudmire. 27, 855 West 145th ttreet; Zelme Taylor, 21, 301 Wett 112th ttreet SWEENEY NORRIS Daniel Sweeney. 21, 300 Macon ttreet Brooklyn; N.

Sylvia Norris, 17, 5 West 137th street TATNAL ARMSTRONG Al fred TatnaL 67, East 132nd street; Alice Armstrong, 42, 100 West 128th street TAYLOR BROOCKINGTON George Taylor, 20, 48 Convent av enue; Dorothy srockington, same address. THOMAS COLEMAN James Thomas. 23, 300 Wett 135th ttreet; Ruth Coleman 23, 2441 Seventh av enue. THOMPSON HARPER Louis Thompson, 19, 2331 Third avenue; Cynthia Harper, 17, West 137th street TOOLE GREEN PerneD Taole, 34. 840 Wett 146th ttreet; Margril Green, 22.

110 Lenox av enue. TOWNSEND TAYLOR James Townsend. 31. 102 West 129th street; Evelyn Taylor, 29. same addreaa.

TRAIL HOSTEN Harold Trail, 38, 146 Wett 111th ttfreet; Sylvia Hosted, 89, 110 St Nicholas avenue. VAUGHN JACKSON Willie Vaughn. 24. 85 West 110th tstreet; Bessie Jackson, 23, Wait, 111th ttreet VERDEJO MALDONADO John Verdejo, 25, 1741 Madison avenue; Leonora, Maldonado, 23, 130 Wett 112th ttreet WARD RESS Louis Ward, 42, 530 Manhattan avenue; Ada Rest, 34, tame address. WARREN JACKSON Alvln Warren, 27, 168 Lenox avenue; Lu venia Jackson, 29, tame address.

WEBSTER PILGRIM Har old Webster. 36, Pittsburgh, Eunice Pilgrim, 29. 82 Wett 126th ttreet WHITING'. LOCKLEY Bur reU Whiting. 88.

60 Wett 131st street; Mary Lockley, 62, tame address. WILLIAMS BEANS William Williams, 23, 356 West 145th ttreet; Louise Beans. 20, 2117 Eighth av enue. WILLIAMS HORNE Herman Williams, 27, 272 West 143rd atreet Mary Home. 33.

tame address. WILLLIAMS ROBINSON Gifford Williams. 31. 261 Watt 143rd ttreet; Geraldine Robinson, 23, tame address. WILLIAMS SWINDLE John Williams.

35, 381 Watt 141st attract; Marie Swindle, 80, 464 Wett 132nd street WILLIAMSON ARNOLD Sylvester Williamson, 32. 68 Watt 117th street; Bern ice Arnold. 38, same address, WILSON BRAISER Ralph Wilson. 21. 2188 Fifth avenue; Dor othy Brssier.

18. 453 Wett 152nd WILSON WATSON George Wilson. 26, 109 Wett 121st street; Birdie Watton. 27. 428 St Nicholas tvenue WILSON WILLIAMS Janet Wilton, 21, 151 Wett 123rd street; Emma Wuiiams, 19, 313 Lenox av enue.

WTNSLOW WHITE Charles Winslow, 20, 477 Vest 145th ttreet: Vemia White. 22, 478 Wett 145th street WRIGHT RUTHE Otit Wright 2C15S Wett 113rd tUrti Mable Ruth, 37, same addresa. Johnson of Fisk University, set forth at the outset the necessity of victory in the war. "both in arms and ideal," and aaid the "war demands our loyalty." But this loyalty, he added, 'does not pre clude consideration now or proo. lemt and situations that handicap tne working or internal improvements in race relations essential te our full continuation to the war ef fort." Negroes, amounting for one.

third of the South's 25,000,000 In habitants, recognize "the etrength and age" of the legal and custom ary patterns of race relations, the group said. The statement deplor. ed the fact that "simple efforts' to correct obvious tocial and economic justices cvmiiiuc to ue as the predatory ambition of irresponsible Negroes to invade the privacy of family life." "We have the courage and faith to believe, however." It continued. "that it ia possible to evolve in the South way of life, consistent with the principles for which we as a nation are lighting throughout the world, that win free us alt white and Negroes alike, from want and from throttling feara." Legislative Remedy Asked If the Question of segregation It a matter for evolution rather than legislation, there are many other phases of racial discrimination which are remediable by law. ac cording to the group The atate.

ment urges "abolition of the poll tax at a pre requitite to voting, not merely to voxing in racr tiont; ebolition of the white prim, try, and all forms of discriminatory practices, evasions of the law; and intimidationa of dtizena seeking to exercise, their right of ranchiM" Jn the field of education, equalization of salaries of white and Ne. gro teachers Is asked, and epproprt" ation of Federal funds it suggested "to overcome the diflerentiele between white and Negro factlltiea and between Southern and national standards." Concerning industry end labor, the group said that members ot their race were entitled to he Included with the eame pay for the a iii. same work, In uniiciiiea. aenu enu ed and skilled branches of work In the industries or occupations ot the South, to the extent that they were equally capable. Labor unions which bar Negroes from membership or otherwise ditcrim ate against them "are working against the best Interest of the labor movement" tha group declared.

It urged that service workers be organized into unions. Be'eer Tenancy Syttem Recognizing the fact that the South ia economically handicapped, and that "many of itt diaabilitiee are deeply rooted in agricultural maladjustments," the group proposed establishment of tufflclent tafeguardt In the tyttem of tenancy to promote the development of land and home ownership end more security by "written contracts, longer lease terms, higher farm wages for day laborers, and balanced farm wages for day laborers, and balanced farm programs, as well as ade, quate Federal assistance en an equitable basis. Minimum health measures. It wag stated, would Include mandatory provisions that a proportion of the facilities In all public hospitals be available for Negro patienta. Of the friction that arises where Negroes are In training for the armed forces, the statement said: "Negro soldiers.

In line ot military duty and In training in the 'South, encounter particularly ecute racial problems In transportation and ha recreation and leave axeaa. Thej are frequently mistreated ey the police. We regard these problems at unnecessary and destructive te morale." In addition te Dr. Johnson, chairman, the ether members of the mittee who signed the statemenl were Dr. Gordon B.

Hancock Virginia Union University; Dr. F. D. Patterson. Tuskegee Institute; Dr.

Benjamin E. Mayt, Morehouse CoU lege; Ernest Detpit president Car. pentert Local (AFL), New Orletne Dr Rufus E. Clement Atlanta University; Dr. Horace Mann Bond, Fort Valley State College James E.

Jackson, executive tecre. tary. Sou'hern Congreaa; William M. Cooper, extension work, Hamp. ton Institute and Dr.

P. B. Young, ton Irwtiute end Dr. P. B.

Young, publisher. Norfolk Journal and Guide. Fcdtntfcn Of As Disabled Spreads Xcs Day Following is annual the Federation ef Crippled and Dis abled. Ine, distributed large number ef Christmas baskets to underprivileged disabled persona at Its new headquarters at 183 61 West 87th street en Thursday, De cember 34th. The besketa were distributed te disabled persona, rtgardlesa of race.

color er creed. Pertone epplyina for these baskets must have a vis ible physical disability and do not necessarily have to be member ef the federation. rUHwUtib Te kelp keM ef eM4ookiM eoeiplea toa appear reused by afce rnogh aejiweether.e Bleat ead White Yaznefewg Cream. Jt aoida powder oa your aee like a "swi." Before retir inx. deaaaa face with Black tad White Cleaatinc Cream.

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