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BISHOP ASSAILS RACE HATE
THREAT OF NEW KLAN HEAD
Atlanta, July 19 (0 * Bishop
Gerald P. O’Hara sharply attacked
what he this week described as
a revival of the KKK religious
and racial prejudice propaganda.
Speaking from the pulpit of the
Sacred Heart Church, Bishop O’Ha
ra said that he took issue with the
statement of James A. Cole cott,
recently elected Imperial Wizard,
that bhe Klan would promote the
interests of the “native born, white
Protestant, Gentile population of
the United States.”
Ooloscatt, 42-year-old former vet
erinarian of Terre Haute, Ind., was
cho aoi Imptrnl Wizard of the Klan
at a secret “Klonvocation" by rep
resentatives o’ the hooded ore! r
from thirty-four states. He im
mediately anounced that “The fiery
cross will again blaze on the hill
tops of America.”
“It is a pity t t sort of thing
has started up again,” Bishop O’
Hara said.
Certain rumors, which I believe
aro substantiated, are being circu
lated to the effect that anti-CaUio
lic literature is being distributed
here and that the KKK hns practic
r ally proclaimed through it? newly
? elected head that there is no room
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Tho Bishop’s statement were
viewed with special interest here
in view of the fact that some two
months ago Cardinal Dougherty
of Philadelphia, and ardent sup
portr of Generalis to Franco in
Spain, had been photographed with
Dr. Hiram Wesley Evans, t P.e out
going Wizard.
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ILD. WILL FiGHT CONVICTION
'N FB3LKLYN SCOTrsejRO
CASE I
. New V.Vk, .Inly/1'I >CNA) T’n J
conviction o¥ John? Wiliams plrook >1
lyn you h, on a charge of j“i apo'j i
will he np.pi' dc l, |hc Tytcrhe.tk.n. !
at 1 nbor P f£nse' aneuncoth this ,
week. Williams was convicted
last week by an all-white jury in
Part 6, Special Sessions Court of j
Kings County. The John Will
iams Defense Committee of the
ILD is handling the defence with
Samuel A. Neuburger o fthe ILD
legal staff as chief of counsel.
Williams, who had lived and wor
ked in the ensonhurst section of
Brooklyn for more than five years
and was well lik • i as honest and
hardworking, according to charac
ter testimony at the trial, was ar- i
rested Dec. 20, ’38, on “rape" char- J
ges brought against him by I
reno Richards, a white maid in
tho home of J. Roth, whose ser
I IWW imillWU I II llllll'l I I !'!■
1
vice-. V^illiams had recently left.
U.ie young woman’s cry of
'“rap.’’ weg not raised until three
weeks after the alleged crime had
been committed. Williams wa
net indicted until 78 days later and
had been held in the Raymond Sc.
Jail, Brooklyn, until put on trial
last week.
It was brought out at the tri
al that Miss Richards and Wil
Liams had known each other inti
mately for fbur years and ha:
seen each other during this period
practically every day. In her tea
timony at the trials however, the
girl swore that she had been a
fraid of the youth^
When pressed as to why she had
been agraid of a man she that!
known intimately and seen daily,
sho asserted that she was “afraid
of all Negroes.”
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Negro Education
Facilities La'g
$ov’ment\Finds
Washington, July 18 (ONA) — A
government survey disclosed th,°
week that Negro education made
marked advances in t■ last 20
v h t s'i'i lagged bJhind ac
cepted s andards.
Estimating the number of 1935
193(? graduates from Negro public
high schools in 18 Souther ti
States at 185,000 Office of Edn
cation experts said that number
wpf 60 pi r cent more than all
members of the group enrolled in
high schools in 1915 1910. 'IV.ien
only 58 per cent of (fee Negro
children <• to 14 years old were
att riding. In 1930-1931 the per
cen age was 84 per cent.
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Mrs. Raybold, who was former
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Hosts to Natl Dental Association
Pictured above are the members
of the North Harlem Dental Soc
iety, who are .to be J.ie hosts to the j
National Dental Associat on in
their annual convention August 14
to 18 in New York city.
The convention headquarters is
Public School 113 at 113th stree.
'o..tween 7th anil 8th avenues. The
exhibits will he on display at the
leadqusrters. The general clinics
will be Riven at t e College o
Oral and Dental Surgery of C'ol
umb.a university and the surgica
clinics at Harlem hospital. The
New York World’s Fair 1939 Com
mit'! eo on Special Events hr.s set
aside August 17th as Nat'onal
Dental Association Day to com
memorate the progress of the Ne
gro Dentist and prominent speak
ers from civic life and scientific
pursuits will address the open a'r
meeting of the society hedd on the
Fair Grounds.
Entertainment for the visiting
ladies includes eight-seeing tours
to Radio City, Fifth Avenue shops,
World’s Fair and other places of
interest as well as the business of
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Na
tional Dental Association
In the picture are the following
Kneeling (left to right) Dr. P
Kuttcn Craig, chairman of IIou!
ing Commititee; Dr. James \Y
Thornton, chairman of Publicity
SEATED, (left to right) Dr. Fen
ris Warren, financial secretary:
Dr. C. D. Maxey, president; Dr. T
E. Hanson, chairman Entertain
ment Committee; Dr. Gertrude E
Curt's; Dr. Anna Cooper Johnson
chairman ot' ladies Auxiliary; Dr
Stephanie Davis, secretary; Dr. C
B. Absalom vice president and Na
tional Executive Beard member
Dr. Addie Williams; Dr. L. F
Middleton; Dr. Edna C. Johnson
STANDING (left to righ ) D)
V'. DuBiiis; Dr. S. McKnight; Dr
'V. K. Williams; Dr. C. Griffin; Dr
E. Swaby, treasurer; Dr G. C
Weaver; Dr. Lisle Carter; Dr. O
K. Wildman; Dr. E. S. Patterson;
Dr. W. W. Cummings; Dr. C. E
i’ancey;
BACK ROW; Dr. W. L. Bacon;
>r. C. A. Norman; Dr. Crawford;
Dr. E. Carroll; Dr. T. Donaldson;
Dr. C. S. Fairclough; Dr. T. Wal
ters; Dr. H. I. Ilamlet; Dr. H. E.
lar.hall; Dr A. L. Donnelly; Dr
’. O. Johnson; Dr. C. N. Ford; Dr
lowman and Dr. S. Anderson. (
Not included in the picture is
L'. Louis If. Fairclough, chairman
i the Program committee (ANP)
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TAILED RELIEF BILL PASSAGE;
Washington,. July 19 (ANP)—'
Tho Workers Alliance president,
David Lusser, incensed over tut
passage of the 1940 Relief Bill
in tlie house Friday, has sent a
otrosig letter to the 1,500 affili
ated Feats of lr:b organization
denouncing the ae.ion of Con
gress.
“On Friday in the house ef rep
resentatives,” he wro.e, ‘‘the
works program for the unemploy
ed was all but destroyed by a
combination c t’ Republicans and
reactionary Democrats. By this
action, t o heaviest blow at re
covery of the season was struck.
Under the guise of ‘improving’
tho program, they have effectively
wrecked it. Unless the people ol
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the country can persuade the
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Flaying the action which result,
ed in the passage of the hill, Mr.1
Lasser then points out the effect
it will have upon the country at
large.
“One notable result of the pre
sent bill will be to force 1,020,000
WPA workers onto Uhe labor mar
ket in the next GO days. As indi
cated already, 570,000 of them are
permanently off the l-olls, the oth
er 450,000 are on a 60 day fur
lough withe y pay, with no assur
ance of getting back. It is obvious
to anyone with elementary know
ledge of the facts that only a
small percentage of these million
will bo able to secure jebs in pri
vate industry during their period.
No sucih drastic action has been
taken, even in the days of Hoover.
It is difficult to bedieve that res
ponsible men would inflict such
hardship on this great army of
needy families. It means that 40
per cent of the present WPA rolls
will b0 out on the streets in the
next 60 days.”
Mr. Lasser is urging all mem
bers of the alliance to work for
the passage of the Murray-Casey
bill, which would have increased
the appropriation over the Presi
dent’s request and improved and
streamlined the whole program.
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Birmingham Vot
ers Win Right to.
Register .
Birmingham, Ala., July 13—Ne
gro voters in this city won a sig
nal victory last week in their long
fight against disfranchisement
when nearly a score of them were
registered here forthcoming pri
maries, while an appeal from a
circuit court ^decision upholding
the local board of registrar’s right
to deny them this privilege was
pending.
The victory represented the cul
mination of a long fight led by
Arthur D. Shores, local NAACP
attorney to compel local authori
ties to register qualified Negro
voters.
When Negro citizens were re
fused permission to register here
las', month, Shores filed a man- j
'anuu; pe.ition in the local courts
to compel the local registration
board to register them a Circuit
Court Judge J. Russel McElroy
denied this peli.ion without hear
ing Juno 19. Shores immediately
noted an apj>eal and threatened
to take the case to the United
States supremo court if necessary.
It was while this appeal was
pending that qualified Negro vot
ers were registered. Those who
were registered included not only
those persons on whose behalf the
suit was brought but also other
qualified persons,
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NO NEGRO HELP; SOFT
DRINK CO. BO LOTTED
Columbia, S. C. July 19 (ANP)
—Negro soft drink stands and
cafes in the “black” district of
Columbia, S. C. are boycotting
the Double Cola company because
they refused to employ Negro
help and show signs of discrimin
a Lion, it is reported here this
week.
The Double Cola company is a
concern recently established in
Columbia by capitalists from
Louisville with Mayor Hayes of
Kentucky city one of the general
managers. The new plant is mod
ern in every way and is selling a
very popular drink that is fast
competing with Pepsicola and Co
ca Cola concerns ’manufacturing
soft drinks here. Efforts are be
ing' made by the management to
offset the Negro boycott, and they
are rapidily making places for
Negro help.
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