Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 9]

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By Bud Fisher ~

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THE SALT!

THATS BAD! THROW

' SOME SALT OVER
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WE'RE GOING CALLING..vou'tL

BE ALL RIGHT HERE ALONE. IF

YOU WANT US, DIAL 222..THATS
b | WHERE WE'LL BE!

~THIS IS THE CRIME causuER., HOUR BRINGING YOU HALF AN HOUR
OF THRILLS, CHILLS, AND WIGGLES..

~GET AWAY FROM THAT PHONE
YOU LITTLE BRAT:..I'M WISE
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Saturday, January 16, 1954

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INCOME TAX RETURNS
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Roofing and Siding By Johns
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~Authorized Contractor~
Also Logan and Leng~ Roofing

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By Len Kleis,

Pe.

~ Dr. Rufus E. Clement To Speak
At Annual Urban League Meet

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nificant) contributions to the
eause of better race relations in

America. Perhaps his best known

contributions in the field of mace
relations came as_ the result ~of
his work with stch organizations
as the National Urban League

tee, He contributes regularly to
the Journal of Educational So-. eiology, the Saturday Review of. Giterature, Journal of Higher
' Education, Phylon, and the Negro Digest. He is listed in Who~s
Who in America, Who~s Who in
Georgia, Biographical Dictionary
of American Scholars and Bio~ graphical Encyclopedia of America.
~ Dr. Clement is the son of Mrs.

Emma C Clement who was elected the 1946 American Mother of
the Year, marking the. first time
that a Negro had ever received
such @n honor..

~In 1913, the federal government

| | spent about $700 mifllion a year,
and the National Issues Commit- ee eo

and local gévernmerits. In fiscal,
yéar 1953, federal spending totalled~
$74.6 billion, almost two and one
half times the cost of state and
local governmients.

Steel scientists contributed te the
success of television by developing a stainless steel wall for picture tubes that expands and contracts under heat changes at the
same rafé as the ~~screen,~~ thus
preventitig thé glass from ~craéking.

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~ The report noted, the end

j.the district of Columbi

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opening of the second session of
the 83rd congress. ee
Mitchell based his ~prediction
for the end of segregation in
hospitals and militaty schools. on
reports from Samuel | Brownell
néw commissione~ of sducation,

~Dr. Joh1. Hannah, assistant Sec-,

retary of Defense, and from Geo.
Holland, assistant to the administration of veterans affairs.

of
segregation already in VA hospitals at Little Rock, Ank. Jack
~son, Miss., Nashville, Tenn. Okla-homa

City, Okla.) ~In| the six
schools operated outright by military authorities, segregation has
ceased. The remaining 2/1 schools
where a separate policy| 1S maintained, are on posts where: funds
are provided wholly jor it: part by
the defense department but with
the administration in the hands of

local authorities.

Amorg the critical items facine Corgress and the~ administration which must be) séttled are
anti-lynacking poll tax, and anti
jim crow travel, legislation state
hood for, Hawaii, segrégation in

publie lousing ahd anti-filibuster |

legislation. Another sore point in: is the
quota system for Negroes in
Washington hotels which is~ being
practiced.

Although discrimination in~ employment in thé district - was
ordéréd éndéd recently there: are

~many areas in which discrimina
prevalent.) Among
fire department

and the recreation department.
Anti-lynthing ard anti-polt tax

tion is still

Gains Seen In~54 By NAACP

but little hope of passage is ex:
pected. Poll tax miny wind up in
a recomméndation for a constitutional améndment. Hearings~ oh
a~ federal FEPC law were scheduled to begin Jan. 12 before the
senate committee headed by Senator Irving Ives of New York.
The bill is sponsored joititly: by

(Dem) Mitinéesota:

Possibility of passdgve of statehood for Hawaii got a big boost
when ~Sef. Rusself Long of Loutsiana recently inditated that he
would throw his. support to the
measure. Long had formerly gone
along with the powerful southern bloc which opposed statehood
on the grounds that admittance
ef the 49th state ~will increase
support. for civil rights legisialation.

A potential of 74 votes in favor of curbing the fillibuster ~in
the senate which has consistentiy
killed civil rights passage was
noted by thé report: This includes 26 Democratic votes outside of the south and that of
Senator Wayne Morsé independent from Oregon.

Among the things which can
be resolved by the president without the. support of congress are.the total end of segregation in
Washington ahd end of segregation in federal housing and ap_pointment to federal office of officials who will administer the
luws in a non-biased manner.

The world~s largest coal mine~
U. S. -Steéi's Robena mine in Greene
County, Pa.~last year produced
3,332,872 tons of bituminous edal

legislation will probably be included off thé legislative agénda:

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