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Friday. N ortm bn 16. 1945 PORTLAND INQUIRER Two College Presidents Named on Florida Interracial Commission JACKSONVILLE — (ANP) — The 20-year-old Florida Council of the Commission on Interracial cooperation voted unanimously here last week at their annual meeting to become a state division of the Southern Regional coun cil “to promote a better program of race relations and economic progress and security inj the south.” The council, composed of repre sentative leaders of business, edu cational, religious and profession al circles, met in the community house of St. John’s Episcopal church. The Rt. Rev. John D. Wing, bishop of the Episcopal diocese of South Florida, was re elected chairman of the council. Officers returned to their posts were Mrs. Israel L. Kaplan, vice- chairman; Dr. William H. Gray, president of Florida A. and M. col lege, and Mrs. Henry H. Havens, secretary-treasurer. Two members added to the council’s executive committee are Atty. Richard P. Daniel and Dr. James Colston, president of Be- thune-Cookman college, D a y tona Beach, Fla. Dr. Guy B. Johnson, executive director of the Southern Regional council, was guest speaker. He discussed work of the council in 13 southern states. LT. COL. ROSCOE C. GILES RETURNS TO CHICAGO CHICAGO — (ANP) — Dr. Ros- coe C. Giles, well known Chicago physician, returned to Chicago and to civilian practice this week. Dr. Giles has been serving for the past three weeks in the U. S. army where he had the rank of lieutenant colonel. He was sta tioned at Ft. Huachuca in the sta tion hospital the-e. New Prexy j | j | 1 Redeemers of A Get Down to Earth on Economy Nation Receive ATLANTA — (ANP) — Julius ! Thomas, National Urban league Recognition Visiting GI THOMAS VISITS RED CROSS CLUBS IN PARIS PARIS — (ANP) — J e s s e O. industrial relations director, told The moral plight of our nation Thomas, from the national office a Morehouse college forum audi is one of the most lamentable of of the American Red Cross in ence last week that American Ne the nations of modern times. We Washington, has been visiting groes must be more realistic in have the means and resources at Paris for the past week. He is on the education of our people and our command that should easily an inspection tour of Red Cross ! revamp our educational philoso place us in the foremost place installations on the coniinnent phy. among the world’s leading na with particular emphasis upon Speaking in the first of More tions. Our economic calibre is be the clubs staffed by colored per house’s sociology seminars which yond compare; our moral status sonnel. Thomas was especially will bring notables to Atlanta is quite another m a t t e r . Eco ¡critical of the separation of clubs during the year, Mr. Thomas ad- nomically we are ever more ag along racial lines in P a r i s al | vised: "We must get down to gressive; morally we are ever on though he found the colored staff- earth on economy and see that the defensive. The nations of | ed institutions well conducted and more people prepare for jobs re the earth respect our economic efficient although poorly located. quiring technological skills.” He and financial ability but they do They were used almost exclu The increasing number of vet denounced an educational pro- not particularly respect our moral sively by Negro soldiers. erans’ facilities being establish j gram that provides countless leadership. ed by national and local Negro “I have spent several days in numbers of degreed graduates to The iniquitous system of segre specting the Red Cross club urtits organizations everywhere should J only one trained electrician, stat WASHINGTON—(ANP) —Haz be a source of great encourage gation and discrimination pertain here in Paris,” Mr. Thomas said ing that there is something wrong ing to racial policy is fast sapping el Scott will not play for the an ment to Negro veterans. There wheh interviewed, “as a basis for CORNELIUS V. TROUP j with an economy of that kind. the moral life out of one of the SK 3 c THURMAN TAYLOR nual dinner of National Press cannot be too much activity of making a comparative analysis of club here on Nov. 13 to which this sort. The more protection New president of Fort Valley The young people coming out of most advantaged and promising McLOUGHLIN HEIGHTS — SK the facilities, equipment, etc., of President Harry S. Truman has of veterans’ rights we get, the State college where he has been service must be given the idea nations of history. Because of j / c Thurman L. Taylor just re- that they are not limited in their the color question and the vaga- turned from the South Pacific, the clubs staffed by white per been invited. Basing her action more proportionate assurance we registrar and rofessor of educa sonnel and the one staffed by upon the discriminatory policies will have that those rights will tion since 1939. A native 'of opportunities, the speaker point ries thereof our great nation pre- He has been overseas 24 months, Negro workers. of the club against Negro mem be equitably granted. All of Brunswick, Ga., Mr. Troup has ed out, and “we must present new sents one of the most pathetic During his stay overseas he par- “Of all places there would seem bers of the press, and the jim these veterans’ facilities can best attended Morris Brown, Atlanta trends and point people to new moral pictures of the 20th cent- j ticipaled in the invasion of the to be less justification for isolat BATAVIA, Java—(ANP)—The crow practices of the Capitol render their respective services U„ Wisconsin, Minnesota and ways of making a living.” ury. The matter of saying one Admiralty Islands, visited the ing the Negro installations in trouble in the Indonesian area Press galleries in barring Negro by first offering their cooperation Ohio State, where he is a candi Morehouse forums are sponsor thing while the war is on and Russell Islands, the New Hebrides Paris than any other city in the ed by the department of sociology another when it is over is fast islands and was also at New with the Dutch is a simple one. correspondents. Miss Scott wired to Veterans administration. This date for a Ph.D. of which Prof. Walter R. Chivers morally damning us in the eye of Guinea. He returned to the United world. The white staffed clubs The Indonesians are brown peo the Press club Thursday that she contact will assure a flow of in is chairman. ple who for years have been ex is canceling the engagement. the world. j States November 6th and is at are located within walking dis formation and suggestions to and In his discussion of “Vital Em Such a great country deserves j present on leave visiting his par- tance of the opera, the Louvre, While regretting that the pro fro which will enhance the op ploited by the Dutch of Holland ployment Problems Affecting Ne- a better fate for without doubt j ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor, the Bastille, theatres, night clubs who not only got their main tests raised by Negro news men eration of all agencies concerned. groses,” Mr. Thomas declared in we are a great nation with the 507 B East 83rd Street. McLough- and other traffic lanes, whereas wealth from these colonies and through their own Capitol Press Already some organizations have one of the seminar sessions that seeds of decay and destruction iin Heights, Vancouver, Washing- the Negro club is located at least their rich stores of spices and club have been done through a begun this procedure. For in there are two things Americans sown for a terrible harvest. Ger- i0n. Mrs. Taylor is a Seamstress, two and a half miles from the oil, but ruled them on the basis public statement which "wonder formation concerning the initia can do without; (1) the idea that many could not e s c a p e and Mr. Taylor is a shipyard etn- downtown congested areas of so ed out loud” whether she knew of race superiority. tion of such contacts, write to Negroes do not have capacity for neither can we and the sooner ployee and has been employed at cial activity and commercial op The Dutch lorded it over the of the unfair policies, Miss Scott public relations, Veterans admin Indonesians even though their said that “two precedents hinder istration, Washington 25, D. C. CLEVELAND—(ANP) — Judge all jobs, and (2) that there is a this ugly fact is squarely faced the Kaiser Vancouver Shipyard erations. ‘The Metro subway stops run rule was a kindly one but the me from appearing; first the fact Perry B. Jackson, elected judge social difference between whites by the powers that be the sooner for two years. The Taylors are ning at 11 p. m. This means that Javanese and the other islanders that the National Press club ex of the municipal court here Tues and Negroes. we are again started on the road from Enid, Oklahoma and in Negro soldiers living in the club The labor management confer day, took time off from consid The only hope Thomas sees in to a larger national greatness and tend to make their home in the involved simply cannot see how cludes Negro journalists even have to leave downtown at 11 ence now going on in Washing- eration of his new job Saturday sofar as the economy of the na survival. the “four freedoms” and “self though they are members of the Portland metropolitan area. o’clock or they are out of luck. deepest in to discuss something else which tion is concerned is that the factor determination” for which the American Newspaper guild whose ton Interracialism within the last Photo by Staff Photographer 'pUXLS aix, scarce ¡n the first place world has been fighting should membership consists of both terest to Negro vets, as from the is very close to his heart, Judge of race be taken out and that 20 years has been regarded as one and a person not familiar with conference is expected to come people be employed on the basis mean that they should continue white and Negro correspondents; Jackson is vice-president and of the most promising departures the streets and who cannot use having a government from over second as you know, Negro jour a policy of government arbitra chairman of the program commit of skill and capacity to do a job. in the field of human relations. the French language could not, seas take all the fruit of their nalists have been ercluded from tion and procedure for settling tee for the National Bar associa Until that is done, he believes the Whites and Negroes of larger of course, avail himself of even differences in labor disputes. The economic problems of Negroes the press galleries of the house laborers, occupy all the import tion, the organization which is moral mould have attempted to this type of transportation. It entire future of the full employ composed of the Negro lawyers will continue. ant offices in the area and as and senate.” meet on common ground and seems, therefore, that the soldiers Speaking against segregated la solve our common problems. Miss Scott said she would like ment program is tied up in this of the country As chairman of its sume the privilege because they CLEVELAND — (ANP) — The housed in the Potomac club are important meeting. And as job bor unions, Thomas declared that to have played for the dinner and are white. They are willing to program committee he has been Much has been accomplished in sale of lots in the dream town for President Truman, and had security is of paramount import planning for the annual session employment is beginning to be this field and it is safe to say development of Mizpah, N. J., was in the very nature of things de fight that it not continue. ance to everyone of us, certainly President Soekarno of the even cancelled a profitable en which takes place here in Cleve put on a class basis and that until that interracialism in one form branded as illegal in Ohio and nied the opportunity of partici we shall watch this conference black and white workers can un or another largely explains the future sales to Negroes in this pating in most of the activities gagement in Columbus, O., in newly proclaimed Indonesian re land, Nov. 29-Dec. 1. which make Paris the playground with grave concern. derstand that no worker can en marvelous strides the Negro has public flouted the Dutch plan of order to appear. Hoping that The Cleveland meeting, being The only Negro sitting in the the first to be held since the close dure as long as another is threat made in every field of useful state ordered stopped by the state of the world. In the downtown fered this week. The Dutch of the dinner sponsors would “un securities division at Columbus clubs the entrances and lobbies endeavor. The progress of the this week. fered full partnership in the derstand my position,” the concert conference is Willard S. Town of the war, is expected to have ened there will be no progress. are decorated with shop windows send, the dynamic head of the Expansion of job opportunities Netherlands empire and even of pianist trusted "that the day will Negro is a compliment to the in Exposure by the Cleveland the largest attendance in the his fered end of racial discrimina soon come when qualified jour rapidly-growing United Trans tory of the association. In a re for the 1,700,000 Negroes who will terracialists no less than to the Press, metropolitan daily, led to displaying such attractive com tion, increased participation of nalists of my race will be ac port Service employes of Amer cent statement the president of soon be looking for jobs in neces struggling Negroes themselves. a survey of the Mizpah tracts by modities as jewelry, fancy hand kerchiefs, perfumes and o t h e r ica, CIO, and we couldn’t have the association, Charles W. An sary now, Thomas said, and urg From the coming of the Yankees Indonesians in business, broader cepted without distinction.” a better person of the group pres derson Jr., of Louisville, pointed ed the sales field as one of the to begin the task of education an inspector of the securities di handicraft which make a very in educational opportunities. The ent. While it is true that Town out that Negro lawyers through most important areas for job op among Negroes, whites of good vision. A series of three stories viting introductory approach. All Indonesians, he said, want free send is not representing Negroes out the country were showing portunities in the next 10 years. will have made a tremendous con was written by James K. Chand these things are conspicously ab dom and independence. In the ler, real estate editor, and Re personally—he is a member of the much concern over and interest tribution to Negro advance. These porter George A. Moore, who is sent from the entrance of the Po meantime world trade which has CIO official delegation—his very in the peculiar postwar and re depended in considerable degree whites have not been confined one of the few Negroes employed tomac club. presence at the Conference will “At one time the Leftbank club to any one section of our country. on a metropolitan daily. upon Java for oil and rubber, conversion problems whoch face WINSTON SALEM, N. C. — bear tremendous influence in our America and her returning vet quinine and tapioca, tin, salt, For a long time the cause of Issued by Ernest Cornell, se (also Negro staffed) which is now interracialism enjoyed a popu curities chief, the order banned closed, but was operated by Coi- coffee, tea and spices, may find (ANP)—Funeral services for Dr. behalf. The transport workers’ erans. Anderson said that law head is very veteran-minded, too. R. L. File, pastor of the Mount yers will place first on their agen larity that led serious men and an application by N. Rathblott to neff Taylor, was manned by white them lost to markets for many Zion Baptist church of Winston- (Other unions take notice.) Talk da, a discussion of how the wel women the country over to hope register for sale 35 lots at Mizpah, personnel. I inquired of the months, probably years. Salem for 35 years, were held ing with him during a recent in fare of the race and returning vet that it might usher in a better which is about 45 miles southeast former director why he closed this club to white soldiers and Tuesday in the church auditori formal conversation, this column erans can be protected during the day. Within recent years, how of Philadelphia. his reply was most interesting. um. Dr. File died in the local was amazed to learn of the scope post-war period and under the ever, there has not only been a “While the promoters of this N. W. 4th & G lisan St. of his organiation's plans for vet GI bill of rights. hospital Saturday. decline in the popularity of in development appear to have a He said that only about 20 per Heralded as a man who loved erans’ aid. The H«h esteem in 317 N. W. Third Ave. terracialism but there is at pres- good reputation, solicitation and cent of the soldiers who register The convention, Judge Jackson ed in the mornings would return and practiced righteousness, Dr. which he is held by his colleagues said, will give attention to the ent a subtle attempt to discredit sales have been made in this in the evening to spend the night. —For a Limited Tim* Only— File built a membership from 50 in the conference will enable him matter of restrictive covenants, the cause and for better or worse state in violation of law,” Mr. Cor- The club was so far from the ac to 1,500 during his pustorate. Un to render a great service for us federal legislation for a perma many Negroes and whites have nen sa;d. We Can Make Suits der his administration the present all. Good luck, Bill. tivities referred to above that the nent FEPC and various aspects become suspicious of the ultimate He pointed out that the Ohio • • • and O'Coats from soldiers who went to night clubs, structure valued at $65,000 was of labor problems which may af outcome of the general movement. ]aw classes out-of-state real estate the opera, theatres and the beer Gen. Bradley’s insistence that fect the race through reconver erected. Finest Material White and Negro extremists are as securities which must be re gardens simply did not come back Beginning his ministry in 1880, the loan facilities under the GI sion. . . . All Wool . . . fast consigning interracialism to j gistered in advance of sale. The to the Red Cross club. The Red the late minister served as pastor Bill of Rights be simplified is Outstanding individuals who death. Unless the white and Ne- ¡nvestigaion disclosed, according PLACE YOUR XMAS ORDER Cross management said, therefore, of the Mt. Zion Baptist church of going to bear fruit. When the will appear on the program, in gro interracialist takes an ex- j 0 Mr .Cornell, that the Mizpah NOW they were forcing soldiers, be Salisbury prior to his call to Win new amendments to the bill are clude Mrs. Sadie T. M. Alexander, treme position he is mercilessly lots, 25x100 feet, originally num- 3 Weeks Tailor Service ston-Salem. He organized and passed in congress, one of them secretary; Loren Miller, Cali assailed and if he takes the ex- bered about 7,308 of which about cause of the distance to pick up built the File’s Chapel church of will undoubtedly be an appreci fornia; Sidney Redmond, St. WE MAKE FULL DRAPE treme position, he cannot main 2,081 remain unsold. They are women of easy virtue on the Lerington, which recently was able liberalization of the l o a n Louis; Scovel Richardson, Dean, SUITS tain it in the face of a prejudice unimproved w i t h o u t paved streets and take them to down features. named in his honor. Lincoln university school of law, that yields but slowly if at all. streets, sewers or public water town hotels in order to enjoy the Also Fancy Dry Cleaning • • • As a means of recognizing his St. Louis; Thurgood Marshall, The fact is, Negroes are being supply and with only partial elec night life and other recreational Hat Renovating outstanding services, he w a s Too many veterans are not New York; Thurman Dodson, activities which the city of Paris driven to the extreme rsitio n tric service, he said. awarded the doctor of divinity de fully conversant with their rights Washington, D. C., S. D. McGill, affords. Since this condition im while whites fear to "go all the Prices for sale and land con gree from Shaw university in under the law. This is unfor Jacksonville, Fla., Raymond Pace way” hence; they just play hands tract were set at $75 and $125, posed a hardship on white sol 1919. He served for over a quar tunate, because this lack of Alexander, Philadelphia; Chester diers, they moved them down off. $2 down and $2 a month. Of ter century as vice-moderator of knowledge is, in a number of in K. Gillespie, Cleveland, Judge AVAI L ABL E for The net result of the matter is 800 persons now living in the town. The club was then turned stances, depriving the veteran of Wendell E. Green, Chicago, and I MMEDI ATE D E L I V E R Y ! we see interracialism in a state the Roman Baptist association. over to Negro soldiers. development, 90 percent are Ne benefits. Know the law and its Judge Irvin C. Mollison, now of “The Potomac club is, from Diamonds - - Watch*« - - Ja w*lry of decline. Yet interracialism in groes, the report said. Radios intent. Take your problems up New York. Prominent white law the viewpoint of distance, some V acuum C la a n a rs some form holds out the only The tract would house 25,000 E lectric F a n • Time is Our Business with your draft board, your vets yers are expected to appear on H a c tric H aatara hope of interracial adjustment. persons if all lots were sold and what further removed from the A lum inum organization, or the contact repre- program. C ooking U tsnsils However much we may dislike occupied and many of these resi center of downtown activities Licensed Watchmakers senative in your nearest Veterans its slowness and the dishearten dents might be on relief because than the Leftbank club. There Meetings will be held at the administration agency. Expert Repairing la ctric Irona ing tempo of its proceedures, to of lack of work, Mr. Cornell ob is one element in the situation, Carver Park auditorium, 2382 E E lectric • • • CHICAGO—(ANP)—The larg Roaeters E le c tric M ixers date nothing better has appeared served. The investigation show however, which somewhat exon Unwin road, near 43rd and Cen est Negro-owned cooperative su 5 to 10 day service W e tile Baker« Keep your national service life tral avenue. The local commit on the horizon. Of all tedious ed a small clothing factory as the erates Red Cross as far as the per market in the world opened insurance up. It is one of the Potomac club is concerned. One tasks of the 20th century that of only industry. 420 S. W. Washington BE 6441 last week at Altgeld Gardens, a best breaks we ever received— tee, including the ladies' auxiliary of our own men was given the S ilv e rw a re the interracialist is the most tedi of the Harlan Law club, are plan “The main sources of employ war housing project here where don’t lose it. C a rp a l S w ee p e rs opportunity of selecting the build E lactric S bavare » ning numerous social events both ous and this is all the more rea ment must necessarily be farm 1,500 families live, all but a few Infra Red H ealth Lampa for the lawyers and their wives son that these men and women work in the surrounding terri ing to be occupied by the Negro Elactric H e a tin g Pada of them Negro. and many for the wives alone. deserve the thanks and gratitude tory,” Mr. Cornell said. “It is staff and chose that location.” Employing 21 people, the new Earl Howard, who said he had E la ctric C ookers of mankind. These men and wom clearly evident that no resident cooperative story has three walk- C hristm as Tree and Barbar Supplies en seek in spite of hell to redeem can support himself and his fam the advice of Gen. B. O. Davis, Lights com pleta in coolers, meat, dairy and pro P re ssu re Cooker« selected the site. There was no JACOB MILLER LEVTON'S MARKET their nation from the curse of ily upon a lot 25 by 100.” duce, a circular five cash regist Sand Stomped tefv rn fnvafapa far Pr/ca• Red Cross club staffed by Negroes 515 S. W. Third Ave. “C b m p le te S h o p p in g C e n te r” race prejudice. er and checkout counter, three JOSEPH WINKLER & CO. in Paris during the first three This column has from time to Kittrell C ollege Farm e s F - e n n o . c la r k s tr u t G r o c e r ie s - F r u i t s - M e e t s 11-foot units which go to make V e g e t a b le s C H IC A G O 1 0 , IL L IN O IS months of occupation. Gen. John time paid tribute to the fine work up a self-service ready packaged WALKER and ROACH Jewelers W e lc o m e s M o n ta v llla T r a d e the Catholic church is doing in Under New M anagement C. H. Lee, commander, suggested meat counter. The grocery islands C or. 8 2 n d e n d V . O L IS A M KITTRELL, N. C.—(ANP)—J. to Red Cross that they set up a KOOriNO O O S T S A C T O S I the field of race relations. We are laid out in radio style. • I S ■ . W . W e s M m r to a ■«. mitUj sut* S u r f s M d s h l n r l* « have stressed the great possibility W. Corbett, Roseboro, N. C., has unit for colored troops and also P o r tla n d , Orog-on a n d S id in g ties which inhere in the fact that accepted the position of manager suggested Mr. Howard as the LIND & POMEROY 151ft W. W. 33rd A G A . 3942 Catholics, it seems, more general of Kittrell college's farm. He took first head. F l o w e r s “In all fairness to him, how ly treat their Negro communi- charge on Oct. 24. He comes to New Walks Without Sticks cants as humans and brothers and college highly recom- ever, I think I should say that “As near as your phone” iMiig S TAKES MO Mf DI C i Mf • METZGROFF FURS not as “untouchables” as do so b* 80™ th* leadln* his lack of knowledge of the Mr I MM Levs. S allit. Mil*. |»t« wonderful relief without 2617 NE Union Ave—GA 1181 EAT WITH US many white Protestants. The , * h,te and « .b r e d c h z e n s of center of things could easily have , talrn g mod r n e He »ay* R» CARLLE R. VICKERS. DDS. We Make Our Own Coats far# I began usiee« year wsadsr- Catholic Committee of the South ^nrpson county, to » « h o p M. H. been responsible for this undesir You are a lw ays ful treatment I was unabls ts 1471 N. E. Williams Court Furs Now on Sale walk without 2 stick» New. I has become a mighty bulwark of | Davis and the trustee board. He able selection. Portland, Oregon w elcom s— can do my part sf feeding my Clock Blet« yaw for the relief “On Sunday afternoon,” Mr. VErmont 4208 908 S. W. Morrison St. moral strength to combat the evils is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie I « •!" . You. too. m ar r e t rt«S Portland's Only Negro Dentist of your pain s, suffering; m ti Thomas continued, “an informal THE of race prejudice and the Inter Corbett of Sampson county. er*. due to RHEUMATISM. _________ B C IA T IC A . A R T H R IT I S . reception was tendered me by the racial Review is always bristling _ ~ , LUMBAGO. NEURALGIA, with pain k illing ' NAR 4 CREAM. No awful tasting medicine» to taka. staff of the Potomac club, to with forward looking suggestions. Gordon to Address You Ju»t rub this quirk acting, cream where your MILLER & TRACEY lady arhea and feela »tiff. ComforttM . Joyous rellof which field and club directors, lo- for the betterment of race rela- U. S. Prison Congress usually comes fast. NAB 4 CREAM ta made of •pain k illers many ¿actors room m end I t s »aft. 2272 N. Interstate Ave. tions. CHICAGO — (ANP) — Atty. I cated within a hundred miles of Funeral Directors harmleaa. but powerfully effective In chaaln« paint. Many who used to tuffer »111 not be w ithout It. and When therefore the Catholic Walter Gordon of Oakland. Cal., Paris and members of the admin 7 1 4 S . W . 2 0 th P i e c e Mesa the day they learned of this grand new tre a t P o r tla n d , O re g o n ment. It a a shame to suffer e r w itln « palne when Interracial council makes wards j chairman of the Prison Adult as- istrative staff including the dep you may get happy relief by lust tending for your TULL SIZE jar of NAB 4 ¿REAM this minute. "w e never close" Dresses - Milinery of recognition to Paul D. Wil- sociation of California, arrived uty commissioner were invited. Portland's Leading SEND NO MONEY. T ty your poetman $J 40 plus ooetaga or tend f t M and we pay poetaxe MONEY- liams of Richmond, a eminent here by plane Monday. He was This gave us an opportunity of Coats - Suits Short Orders our Colored Hotel e r. Catholic layman and powerful in- enroute to New York where he showing the administrative staff specialty Shop Where Style and AD No. 2 fluence in Catholic Committee of 1 has been invited to address the how limited the facilities of the Quality Blends | the South, and Richmond Barthe. annual session of the American Potomac club were in comparison Notary Public 1621 N W illiams A ys . "The Friendly Store" noted Negro sculptor of New Prison association, the first time to some of the downtown clubs MUrdock 9533 PATRONIZE OUR Exclusive But Not Expensive IS IS W. W IL L IA M S A T S . Mrs. Hasel Johnson. York, it is honoring two of the a Negro has received this invita- where the snack bar, reading A D V E R T I S E R S 936 S. W. Washington, cor. 10th WS M IS W T S ten w i S e l l redeemers of our nation! tion. | room, lounging room, games room M anager______ Hazel Scott Won't Play at Press Club More Facilities Encourage Negro War Veterans Dutch Promise Racial Equality Postwar Problems Of Concern To Lawyers Ohio Bans Sale Of Mizpah Lots Bury Noted Baptist Minister SHASfA CAFE United Tailors Good Food Pleasant Suroundings NEVER CLOSED We Have No Key The Time Shop Largest Negro Market Opened BEAUTY SUPPLIES GOODMAN & BADER Professional Services The KEYSTONE LUNCH MEDLEY HOTEL THE FASHION Cloak & Suit Co. Daisy L. Warrick RHEUMATIC