Friday. March 1, 1946
PORTLAND INQUIRER
Paga Two
gional vocational school; a R a­
dio S tatio n ; an official organ,
‘T h e
B ooker T. W ashington
B irth p lace Voice;” th e organiza­
tio n of B etter W orkers’ In sti­
tu te s in areas th ro u g h o u t th e
co u n try w here N egroes are lo­
cated in large n um bers; and a
m useum show ing th e N egro’s A f­
rican B ackground and his pres­
e n t achievem ents in th e a rts and
sciences.
S. J.
Phillips, outstanding
g rad u a te of T uskegee In stitu te,
w ho is P re sid e n t of th e Booker
T. W ashington B irth p lace Mem­
orial, sta te s th a t th is w ill be a
$'4,000,000 p ro ject— one million
to be used in establishing the
M em orial, and one m illion for
endow m ent. A n atio n al cam paign
is being planned and w ill be
funds. Since B ooker T. W ashing­
to n w as born in V irginia, this
Sfate has tak e n th e lead. T here
is e $25,000 A p p ro p riatio n Bill
before th e p resen t session of the
V irginia G eneral Assembly.
NACOGDOCHES, TEX.—Tornado victims whose personal belongings “went with the wind" January ¡> searen
A ssociated w ith Mr. P hillips
for suitable wearing apparel In a Red Cross clothing center generously suppUed by sympathetic townspeople.
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is a B oard of T ru stees w hich in­
cludes such n a tio n a lly know n
“S everal
projects stan d in I
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people as Dr. E m m ett J. Scott, A m erica today th a t are closely
w ho served for m any y ears u n ­ connected w ith the nam e of
IN REPUBLIC'S
d e r B ooker T. W ashington as B ooker T. W ashington. These are
se cretary of T uskegee Institute; the resu lts of h is lab o r—his gifts
CAPTAIN TUGBOAT ANNIE*
J. F in ley Wilson, head of the to the A m erican people. It is
500,000 N egro Elks of th e coun­ fittin g th a t th e A m erican people
Phone WEbster 2882
try ; Dr. D. V. Jem ison, P resident establish a B ooker T. W ashing­
of th e four m illion B aptists th a t ton B irthplace M em orial as th eir
C o m p le te
The C riterio n C lub of P o rtlan d
co n stitu te th e N ational B aptist gift of appreciation for his lab ­
in
his
honor.
A
nd
again
his
nam
e
is sponsoring an in v itatio n al
R estau ran t • B eer P arlo r
C onvention, U.S.A., Inc., Oscar ors.”
scholarship p a rty on A pril 22, cam e u p as a m a tte r o f N ational W. A dam s, G rand C hancellor of
Store and Office E quipm ent
1946, E aster M onday, a t N orse in te re st in his rec e n t selection th e K nig h ts of P y th ia n s of the
WE SPE C IA L IZ E IN
hall. T he purpose of th e affair to th e H all of Fam e.
W orld; Roscoe D ungee, P resident
RESTA URA NT D ISHES
J u s t p rio r to th is election,
is to raise m oney fo r scholar­
of th e N ational N egro Business
ship aid to w o rth y high school th e re ap p eared in th e press a L eague; Ligon A W iLon, P re si­
M a in O f f ic e a n d S a l - . r o o m
sto
ry
th
a
t
told
of
th
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sale
of
graduates.
d en t of Snow H ill In stitu te ; T.
1726 N. W illiams Ave.
“W e recognize th e fact th a t too B ooker T. W ashington’s b irth ­ C. W alker, em inent L aw y er of
THEN: Though
NEAR BROADW AY
few of young people are tak in g place in F ra n k lin C ounty, V ir­ V irginia; Dr. G. L ake Im es, Sec­
Alexander Ora-
ginia
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Ford.
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P o r t la n d 12, O r eg o n
advantag e of h ig h er educational
re ta ry of Tuskegee In stitu te u n ­
ham Bell la ere- |
opportunities. W e have few er ent, perhaps, is d estined to grow d e r Dr. R. R. M oton; P ortia
I. B O X E R , M g r
d ite d by th e
N egro college stu d en ts from O re­ into a facto r th a t w ill keep th e W ashington H ittm an, d a u g h te r
scientific world
with the first
gon than from m any of o ur back­ nam e of B ooker T. W ashington of B ooker T. W ashington; R. R.
electrical trans-
LADIES'
w ard S o u th ern states. T his m ust con stan tly before th e A m erican Moton, Jr., son of Dr. R. R. Mo­
mission
of
be rem edied if w e are to p ro ­ public. A group of o u tstanding ton, second P resid en t of Tuskegee
STONE
TED YATES PUBLICATIONS
speech In 1876,
gress.
T herefore, we are go­ people w ho believe th a t th is In stitu te ; Hon. A rth u r W. M itch­
RING
15 years before
g
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ad
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r’s
philosophy
of
A
screen
favorite
for many years,
10 K t . S o lid G o ld
ing all out to offer scholarships
a German scien­
ell, fo rm er U. S. C ongressm an;
well - known M antan Moreland is
w hich w ill encourage Negro helping th e m asses is ju s t as a p ­ W illiam H. C arter, fo rm er tre a s­
tist, Philip Reis,
highlighted in "C aptain Tugboat
2 0 % t a x in c lu d e d
constructed an
youth to go on to school,” said plicable to to d ay ’s pro b lem s as u re r of T uskegee In stitu te ; Dr.
Annie,” Republic production based
F o r L a d ie s :
B e a u t if u l im i t a t io n
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have
a spokem an for th e group.
on the beloved characters of the
s t o n e s f o r e a c h m o n t h in t h e y e a r .
B. F. H u b ert, P re sid e n t of G eor­
S aturday Evening Post stories by
C u t n n d t in t e d t o lo o k g e n u in e .
Full cooperation from th e com­ organized a no n -p ro fit organiza­ gia S tate College; B ooker T. which could electrically transm it a
steady
sound
of
constant
pitch.
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an Reilly Raine. Jane Dar-
m unity is expected in th is en­ tio n know n as th e B ooker T. W ashington, III, grandson of
Jan. D a r k lie d G arn et
well,
E dgar Kennedy, and Charles
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June A lexanderite
to- and w rite r; W illis I. Peek, of telephone pairs connected by a
and th e V irginia C orporation
J u ly l i e d R u b y
P resid en t of the T uskegee G en­ single iron wire, using the earth’s
Aug-. L i g h t G r e e n P e r i d o t
Com m ission has g ran ted this
conductivity for the return circuit.
S ep t. B l u e S a p p h i r e
eral A lum ni A ssociation; Saul This was prior to 1878, when tele­
O c t. P i n k S a p p h i r e
group a c h a rte r to establish on
N ov. G olden S a p p h ire
P erdue, P resid en t of th e H am p­ phone switchboards were estab­
th ese grounds a m em orial to his
D ec. lilu e Zircon
ton G eneral A lum ni A ssociation; lished.
Send m oney o rd e r or p ay p o stm a n
H ow w ell d o
life and to in stitu te and conduct
on a r r i v a l. W e a r r in g 1 w ^ k on
Dr. A lphonse H eninburg, E d u ­ SOON: As an aid to multiple trans-
y ou know y o u r
m oney-back guarantee.
a program based on his ideals and
m
u
s ic ?
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cational D epartm ent, N ational 1 mission of conversations and to
W e p a y t a x e s a n d m a il in g c h a r g e s
teachings w ith h e a d q u arters at
C o ll, p r o d u c e r
U rban L eague; A lvin J N eely, lessen service disruption due to
LOMO NOVELTY COM PANY
o f M u tu a l's “ So
B ooker T. W ashington, in te r­ R ockym ount, Va.
D e p t . P I -3 8
E xecutive S ecretary, Tuskegee storms, transcontinental phone lines
Y ou T h in k Y ou
nationally know n N egro ed u c a t­
T his program is w ide in scope
are to be replaced by ultra short
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N ew Y ork, N . Y.
K now
M u s ic /’
or, has been dead for m ore than ond includes th e resto ratio n of G eneral A lum ni A ssociation; and wave radio relay stations spaced at
o
ffe rs th ese fiv e
a nu m b er of o th er outstan d in g strategic distances and elevation:
th iity years, y et so significant th e log cabin in w hich Booker
q u e s tio n s w hich
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people w ho believe stro n g ly in
you m u st a n ­
w as th e contrib u tio n s th a t he T. W ashington w as born; th e e s­
MOVING
th e philosophy of B ooker T.
s w e r w ith a
m ade to N ational w elfare th a t tab lish m en t of a ty p e of “living,
m u s ic a l t e r m .
W ashington.
H auling of Any Kind
his nam e is reg u larly appearing b re a th in g ” M em orial th a t w ill
“HAVE
YOU
DONATED
TO
L e t's see If y ou
Mr. Phillips, in com m enting
NO JO B TOO S M A L L
ca n g et fo u r o u t
in the news. It w as a subject of m ak e B ooker T. W ashington’s
N O N E TOO L A R G E
on “w h y ” a B ooker T. W ashing­ THE UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE
o f fiv e f o r a
country-w id e press com m ent in nom e real to th e N egro children
Ted Cott
p assin g score.
M V 4 4 2 3 61 N . B . S a n R a f a e l S t.
1940 w hen th e F ed eral G overn­ of A m erica; th e estab lish m en t of * 1 2 3 4 5 ton B irth p lace M em orial, m ade FU ND ?”
th e follow ing statem ent:
1. W h a t is th e m o st im p o rta n t p a r t
m ent placed his im age upon a a d em o n stratio n farm ; securing |
* o f h a n k ch e c k ?
postage stam p. L ater, in W orld o rganizational
cooperation
2 . W h a t is u se d to o p e n a d o o r?
LIND & POMEROY
W ar II, B ooker T. W ashington’s th ro u g h o u t th e co u n try ; a good­
3 . T liis te rm is p a rt o f a fish.
nam e flashed th ro u g h th e new s w ill b uilding p rogram ; a consol­
4 . T h e w eary all wish f o r th is.
F l o w e r s
5 . Ail p ussy cats h av e th ese.
w hen a L ib erty S hip w as nam ed idated E lem en tary School; a re-
“As n ear as your phone”
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Birth Memorial
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