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PORTLAND INQUIRER
SALEM OREGON SPECIAL
STERN TEACHER
This marks the first time that a
Negro has been admitted to the
attorney general’s office in Cali
fornia. Miss Murray, a graduate
of Howard University Law school
and winner of a Rosenwald fel
lowship, 1944-45, recently receiv
ed the master of laws degree
from Bealth Hall of Law, Uni
versity of California. She was
admitted to the California bar in
December.
Oliver E. Smith filed his can
didacy for State Representative
from Multnomah County (5th
District). Mr. Smith, a former
candidate in 1944, polled 14,885
votes in the Primaries of that
year, and placed 14th on the
Democratic choice for the post.
He is on the executive boards
of the N.A.A.C.P. and the Urban
League and the secretary of the
Progressive Democratic Club,
aside being a member of the Ex
ecutive Committee of Multnomah
County Democratic Central Com
mittee. Formerly of Longview,
Washington, Mr. Smith is mar
ried and lives in South Portland
at 3411 S. W. First Ave. Mrs.
Smith is the former Miss Alise
Evans. Recently he opened his
Notary Public office on Williams
Avenue at McMillan where he
has rendered much advice and
consultation to the public.
Negro victims of infantile pa
ralysis at Tuskegee Institute have
received more than $850,000 dur
ing the past five years announced
Basil O’Connor, president of the
National Foundation for Infan
tile Paralysis.
The Tuskegee
Paralysis center is the main hos
pital for treatment of Negro pol
iomyelitis' patients and training
of Negro physicians and nurses
in the care of polio patients.
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genheim Memorial fellowship and
more recently collaborated with
Arna Bontempts on “St. Louis
Woman.”
Two Georgians were named by
Gov. Ellis Arnall to represent
the stat; in Philadelphia when
representative: from over the na
tion assembled to celebrate Na.
tional Freedom day. The dele
gates chosen were C. A. Scott,
editor and general manager of
the Atlanta Daily World, and A.
T. Walden, attorney and presi
dent of the Georgia Association
of Citizens’ Democratic Clubs.
Dr. Charles Drew, doted for his
development of blood plasma, and
professoi of medicine at Howard
University, was elected a vied
president of the American-Soviet
Medical society at its second an
nual meeting in Philadelphia.
The only other Negro delegate at
the conference was Dr. J. Leon
idas Leach, of Flint, Michigan,
staff upon recommendation by who represented the Michigan
the hospital’s executive commit chapter of the society and who
tee. A native of Birmingham, Dr. nominated Dr. Drew.
McCarroll is a graduate of Tal
ladega college, Fisk University,
The nation’s first Negro win
Columbia University, and the ner of the Legion of Merit is 1st
Woman’s Medical college in Phila Sgt. Jerry B. Davis, of Macon,
delphia.
Ga., who won the rare honor for
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ell Davies, white minister of All Bradley against and discrimina
2 0 % t a x in clu d e d
heroism while serving with the
92nd division in Italy. During
the battle for Pisa in August,
1945, he raced across a shell-swept
open area to get food for isolated
artillery group which had been
pinned down to their position be
cause of the intense enemy fire.
On his return, a piece of shapnel
weighing two ounces which had
“passed through a can of gasoline
and was red hot” shattered his
left arm, cracked three ribs, frac
tured his spine and caused in
ternal injuries. He underwent a
An American Japanese war vet four and half hour operation and
eran, who wore nine decorations has been to eight army hospitals
on his battle jacket, including since.
the bronze and silver star, was
rudely chased from a white bar
Yeshiva University’s sports pro
bershop in Portland, Oregon re gram wtU inelude Negro colleges
cently. The soldier was question in the future. Yeshiva is a Jew
ed with “Are you a Jap?" The ish school and is located in New
reply was, “What do you mean, York.
a Jap? I’m an American.” Where
upon the barber ordered him to
The current volume of “Amer
leave.
ican men in science" lists 28 Ne
The incident was reported by gro teachers of chemistry, accord
Capt. Sheldon E. Laurence, white, ing to a rtlase by the general
who was in the at the time. His board of education of the Meth
comment was, “Only very small odist church, in Nashville. Twen
groups of ‘patriotic citizens’ have ty-one of the number have a-
failed to learn a lesson from the chieved the doctorate and seven
greatest of military and econom hald the master’s degree.
ic struggles— perhaps millions *of
returning veterans will help
Princeton university has admit
them.”
ted the first Negro to its under
Negro education and welfare
received three grants from the
Carnegie corporation during 1944
and 1945, according to Devereaux
C. Joseph, president. The founda
tion gave $25,000 to the United
Negro College fund; $25,000 to
the Boy Scouts of America, “for
provision of camping facilities for
Negro scouts in southwestern
states on a cooperative basis with
Dr. E. Mae McCarroll is the
communities,” and $5,000 to the
first Negro member of Newark,
National Urban league.
New Jersey’s hospital medical
I MME D I A T E D E L I V E R Y !
GENUINE D IA M O N D S
Souls Unitarian church following
an address to the D. C. League
of Women voters on minorities
with the following question:
“Reverend, I am Mrs. ------------
from Roanoke and I want to
know one thing. You said that
we must all get closer but do you
let niggers in your church?”
His reply was, “Madam, all peo
ple are welcome in my church.
As a matter of fact, several col
ored worshippers attend regular
ly. Why dit you ask?"
"Well, hbw do the white mem
bers feel about this?” she per
sisted
“Some of them don’t like it of
course, but they are free to trans
fer their membership elsewhere.”
The lady turned away half-sur
prised but with a look on her
face that seemed to say, “I just
wanted to know if you practice
what you preach.”
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Miss Goler Teal, 20-year old
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sylvania, has been accepted for
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The enlistment of Negroes in
the army up to December 1 reach
ed 37,343, which amounts to more
than 14 per cent of total enlist
ments in the post-war regular
army.
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Russian sports writers report
that American Negroes are among
the world’s top-ranking sports
OPTOMETRIST
figures. Instead of being discrim
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inated against, America should
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push them forward for the glory
of the nation.
An invitation from Virginia to
be host to the United Nations
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M o n e y R e fu n d e d w ith in
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Lt. Col. Harold W. Thatcher at S B N D P O S T C A R D F O R F B B B N S W
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graduate department. He is Mel
Pauli Murray of Secramento, Murchisan, recently discharged
California, received the appoint from the navy.
ment in January, of attorney gen
eral in the department of justice.
A white woman from Roanoke,
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