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fmUtSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1949
Beach To Play Columbia
Here In Moss Bowl Dec. 17
Plans are being made for the
Moss Bowl classic to be played
here December 17, between,
Beach-<Cuyler high school and
Radcliff high school of Colum¬
bia, S. C- Both teams are be¬
ing kept in top-notch condition
for this post-season game.
Beach-Cuyler under Head
Coach Joseph Greene and As¬
sistant Coach Arthur Dwight,
has made a splendid record
this season, chalking up four
Completes Leaders
Coarse In Army
FORT DIX, N. J„ Nov. 30.—
Sergeant John Johnson, who
makes his home with his wife,
Gladys, Route 5, 411 Louisvilla
road, Savannah, has completed
leaders’ course training with
the 9th Infantry Division, Fort
Dix.
Sgt. Johnson was chosen
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wins, three scoreless ties, and
one loss. Carver High was one
of the three teams that tied
the powerful Bulldogs, thus as¬
suring the football fans of a
thrill-filled game.
This bowl game is the first
to be held in Savannah, and is
sponsored by the Hub Club, a
civic organization made up of
the business and professional
men, of this city. The profits
from the game will be used for
civic betterment.
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from among the non-commis¬
sioned officers of his company
to attend this six-weeks course,
in keeping with the army's pol¬
icy of developing men to teach
inductees at this fast-growing
training center.
With Army In Japan
Private William Howell, Jr..
son of Mr., and Mrs- William
Sr., of 710 West 36th
Savxanjiah has recently
his promotion to the
of private first class in I
and is a rifleman.
Pfc. Howell entered the army
August, 1947, and received
basic training at Fort Dix,
J., departing for overseas
in January, 1948.
Before entering the service
attended Beach high school.
HONOR STUDENTS AT
HAZELHURST HIGH
HAZ ELHURST, Ga. — The
honor roll of Hazelhurst high
for the second six weeks
of the first semester was an¬
by Joseph B. Maxwell,
principal.
Students making the honor
roll include: Madeline Sapp,
Lelia Mae Webb, Minnie Mc¬
Willie Mae Young, Clifford
Jaunita Balkum, Viola Rainey.
Wilcox, Bertha I-.. Kornegay,
Beatrice Knox, Claudine Dix¬
on, Ruthie Mae Cray, Hilda
Cromartie, Catherine Cooper
Eva McDew.
©hr mimoraK 9 MUm
College Opens Basketball Season
The Georgia State college
cage squad opens the 1948-4!)
loaaketball season against the
Hampton Institute Pirates in
Wilcox gymnasium Monday
evening, December 13.
The Tigers, 1947-48 champ-
ons of the SEAC tSoutheastern
Athletic Conference), will field
the same squad that won the
championship which now con¬
sists mainly of sophomores-
Richmond Planning Inten¬
sive Political
RICHMOND, Va. (ANP) — A
warning that Negroes must at¬
tend to their own, problems if
they are to be “saved” was
voiced by a leading pastor of
the race at a freedom rally here
last week sponsored by the
Richmond Civic Council.
The warning was uttered by
Rev. Robert L. Taylor, council
speaker, who told his audience
that “the Negro is entitled to
anything in this country that
any other citizen has.”
The minister spoke after
Councilman Oliver W. Hill had
explained the objectives of the
organization ,as “the complete
integration of our people into
community life.”
‘Start knocking on the doors
of business establishments that
heretofore have refused to hire
Negroes,” Rev. Mr. Taylor said.
The pastor indicated that his
view is that members of the
race should revamp the think¬
ing of the entire educationai
system of the state, which in-
said is “geared to teaching
conformity.”
The rally was one of a series
of meetings and activities in a
city-wide campagn to add 10,-
000 new Negro voters to the roll
of voters in 1949, with the aim
of electing a Negro to the Vir¬
ginia General Assembly.
The council has no candidate
in mind as yet, according to
Specalizing in
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D. V. CARTER, president of ! right of Negro citizens in the
the Montgomery County, Ga., j South to vote without fear of
branch of the National Asso¬ reprisal. Mr Carter was ruth¬
ciation for the Advancement of lessly beaten by white men be¬
Colored People, signing an ap¬ cause he had carried Negro
peal to NAACP branch presi¬ voters to the polls on the day
dents to stand behind the asso¬ of the Georgia Democratic pri¬
ciation in its fight for the mary election.
Only one man is missing lrom
the team, Frank Carruther?,
and he may return to school
at the beginning of the sec¬
ond quarter, according to
Head Coach Ted A. Wright, Sr.
The conference schedule has
not been completed. However,
it is known that other non¬
conference foes include Texas
college, Morris Brown, More-
I house, Florida A. and M. and
Ft. Benning.
Amos C. Clark, field secretary
of the organization. Neither he
or Mr. Hill would comment on
the possibility that the coun¬
cilman would run again for the
House of Delegates. Mr. Hill,
who failed to get the Demo¬
cratic nomination in the last
primary by only 190 votes, re¬
cently stated that he had not
given any serious thought to
the matter because he has been
too busy.
Elaborating on the point that
Negroes must face their prob¬
lems themselves, Mr. Taylor
said frarfkly:
“We Negroes drink too much,
and we haven’t the money ”
He urged Negroes to help
lower the high rate of illegiti¬
macy, the number of divorces,
and the high murder rate with
the race,” adding that these
weaknesses militate against a
, well rounded and strong pro¬
gram of Negro liberation,
Mrs. Senora B. Lawson, an¬
other speaker, labeled many
Negro women the “sleeping
beauties of politics.”
! “You can sell a woman over¬
night on a new gadget for the
home,” the speaker said. “Poli¬
tics,” she continued, “is just
another gigantic gadget if we
learn how to use it.”
I Roland D. Ealey, local attor¬
ney, presided at the meeting
He reminded the audience that
the Constitution of the United
States made no p
States makes na provisions for
Also speaking on the program
were Dr. Leon A. Reid, vice
president of the council, and
Henry McDougald of the AFL
Central Trades and Labor coun¬
cil.
Certificates of merit were
awarded to eight business es¬
tablishments and stickers to 45
families for having 100 per cent
of their members qualified vot¬
ers.
Phone 2-1141
or
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Truman Program To t
Civil
WASHINGTON (ANP)—Pres-i
Truman was called upon
week by Elmer W. Hender¬
director of the American
on Human Rights, to
now to safeguard the adop¬
of his civil rights pro¬
which opponents have
begun to lay plans to
The American Council on
Rights, a cooperative
of six national
and sororities, thru
spokesman suggested three
steps which the Pres¬
might take to guarantee
passage of these civil rights
As a first step, the President
urged to purge his cabi¬
and bureau heads of those
declared aim is to sabo¬
the civil rights program
ascertain that all require¬
are in sympathy with
program.
Second, to use his influence
see that declared opponents
this program are not placed
strategic committee chair¬
in either House or
and third, use his in¬
to see that present
in the Senate are revised
strengthened so that some
means will be avail¬
to counteract the filibus¬
In speaking to an assembly
students and faculty mem¬
at Morgan State college,
last Tuesday, Hen¬
stated that the recent
indcated to a great
public endorsement of
the civil rights program and
liberal economic policies
that a coalition was al¬
in the making to defeat
Delivering the 81st Founder’s
day address at Morgan, the
council’s director declared that
Negro voters played a crucial
role in Mr. Truman’s success
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had thereby shown a re-
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in the formation of
He attribut¬
Gov. Dewey’s defeat to some
because he “soft-ped¬
the civil rights issue to
point where it was hardly
during the campaign.
Henderson^ made it clear
the American Council on
Rights would actively
legislation for fair em¬
practices, abolution
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