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•AN ANTONIO
SAN ANTONIO REGISTER
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AM material submitted for publication must be received by Tuesday, noon, to
•i>l e..r iu the laauv of that we«k. ,<ubn ted material muat Uj typewritten or
pl.tlnly written on only owe aide of japer. The right to cndeiiM matter to
meet IlcKtaier'a run rlnl r*<iuiriMr*n^ 1* rem-rved without qualifications.
ItiKlatei iiova not guursi.tce the ubo or return uf unsolicited material.
More \o(,rro Federal Investigative Personnel Urged
TO HOPE Of TH* SHALL NATIONS.
J.JENRY Brannvell, who recently resigned, after
more than seven years service as an assistant
United States attorney for the eastern district of
\'ew York, has written an open letter to United
States Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy urging
increased Negro personnel in federal investigative
agencies as investigators and (or) agents.
Bramwell says that the hiring of qualified Ne-
gro personnel in "appreciable numbers in federal
investigative agencies'' should be made an estab-
lished policy.
The agencies should be urged to obtain Negro
personnel by recruiting "qualified and dedicated in-
dividuals" from colleges throughout the country, and
these agents should be used throughout the entire
United States.
Bramwell's recommendations stem from what
he considers a need to provide equal opportunity for
Negroes in federal investigative agencies; that there
is a lack of an appreciable number of Negro investi-
gative personnel in federal agencies; that the large' -
number of Negro defendants apprehended by fed- S
eral investigative agencies, might, "with greater un-
derstanding, be interrogated and handled by Negro
investigative personnel; and the benefits to the fed- m..t*rr
eral acencies which will result from the hiriner of T'u<>«known that infeotiou hep-
I ... . . ..... , ^ j o latum i rnuMt] by an elusive unit
skilled ana qualified Negro investigative personnel.".' r uhich man is the reservoir. And
Bramwell is making these recommendations, he wilL
states, from his experience as an assistant United I"'11! ram"r*' "l"1 ' «">•
States attorney, and his observation of the acute ■,'! '/caCriwor
shortage of Negro investigative personnel. 'cMMrwi and vona* «juit . j*opi.
•Judging from the administration's forthright ""■
port that the Heath rata seldom ex-
ceed* two per rent, eren in epidemic®.
Victims of the disease usually be-
fin feeling sick two or three weeks
after ei{KMnire. They usually lose
their appetite, feel fatigued and weary.
Tbey m if lit be nauseated, but inny
or may n« t rooiit. They will feel,
achy and sore, and may have a sen-
sation of heaviness in the stomach.
One of the most prominent symp-
toms is a yellow discoloration—known
as Jaundice—of skin and white of the
eyes. But s<*ne persons never show
such discoloration, and children same-
times contract the disease without
ab< winjr any of the typical aymptoms.
Havinr one bout with infectious
I
JSSSk
been reported in Texas. The highest
6'Ji cases rejM rted in 11 M.
The reason tm the present upsurge
in cases is not kuown. 1'ublic health
pcojde—mostly youngsters atid young
adulta—ev«*r> eifht « r ten years. Why
it should follow such a cycle is a
stand, to date, on the question of civil rights and
fair employment practices, these recommendations
will probably be seriously considered.
(Continued £r<>m Ta^e 3.)
D J | *|H*ed ; Harold Edward Sylvia, 23, an
DdQ mmmm t sjrman ststj« ned st Kelly Air Force
I buM*. failed to yield the right of way
j and disregarded the stop sign, and
.... „ ., , . both failed to use proper logout, po-
rr: o<Uct indlc„'e, wl)(n th„
kUrk Norli Zaraamwa. llama,-, in Th, im),«rt cuwd Sylvia
f ' !■■' IT™ "'""T1;,1re" "• <*" « «<•'"'" br
(ipcf ticpiv, by Ilurlin,nnie and Jim. Venwii Later, 4«. Ill Far*«. whicli
*lnlMr witt m.iftpfd, H'ltittnjr to iuak« a turn.
A 1MW MiUn bj Triend I Mrt'ill Kiwuinml ll.Ki damairn,: Mjl-
t"1 li«, JlT.1i. ami J^ntcr. I7T>.
A. Ken net f 1T . 1711 Man Pstricio,
susMiued *■!< damages, Friday, when
It was in collision with a machine
driven by Mrs. I>oris Fillmore. .'JT .
41^ Koliert!<. at the intersection of
North Zarzainora and West Poplar.
Mr . Fillmore bad no damages. Police
reports indicate Bennett disregarded
the traffic signal, sud Mrs. Fillmore
failed to use proper lookout. Mrs. Fill-
more was carried to liobert B. Green
hospital for undetermined Injuries.
Karly Saturday morning. April 22,
ia the block of Nebraska, dsrn-
sses . f .<jii and $5 were sustained,
respectively by a coupe driven by
J hnny L«*e I>emons. 27. ^12 S<>uth
Wes«iuite. and a vehicle operated by
L. V. l>ee. 1224 Wyoming, when
they were in collision. Lee. police re-
pori ex«eeiled a safe > peed. He bad
no ojierator's license.
At Sr. Hedwig and East Houston.
Ssturduv <ars driven respectively
by Horace W. McFarland, ~Ji. 220
I>ongriew. snd Mrs. Margaret H.
Mcl'ftr*"n, 80, 210 Marmok. were
la coihsioi!. as. p«dice rej^ort, McFar-
land failed to yield the right of way.
McFarland sustained $2*10 damages;
Mrs McPheraon, $2i.
pi dice report* Indicate Thomaa D.
Batiiewhire. 51. on sales. Texas,
failed to use proj er lookout, Satur-
day when, in the 1^ 0 block of North
Zarzainora. he wa< in collision with
a machine driven by Mrs. Maria A.
Gsr/a. 3T . 727 Kivas. Damage to Mrs.
Garza's sedan was $2o; to Sattie-
whites. #T.. In addition to the negli-
gent collision charge. Satticwbite was
booked for driving while intoxicated.
Early Sunday morning, April 23.
at Esst Commerce and Mesqnite, dam-
sges of $1.VI each were sustained
collision on the Kastbound Express-
way, involving Enrique Terraaos. 44.
'JXfl « cas* walk; Miss Rosa Alcsta
Trsvino, 22, 2033 South Flores;
t'larence A. I*nrchard. 92, 114 Dor-
sey ; Earnest Arire Morgan. 37, 834
Acme rosd. and Charlea Waterman,
lft;<7 West KUtuere. L>amage t<« Miss
Trevino's 1116^ sedan was $2W; to
Waterman's 1H61 Valiant, $300; and
to the rehicle« of Terraxos, Morgan,
and Pritrhard, #7r each.
Respective damages at $175 sad
were sustaiued by s 1D57 He-
naiil: driven by Martin Loais Mar-
cus. , 1522 West Msgnolia, and a
llWV® s^lan oi erated by Mrs. Ethel
Vivian MclK>nald, 46. 1220 l>awson.
Tuesdsy, in a collision at North
Flores and West Travi*. Mrs. Mc-
Donald, police report, had defective
brakes.
At Brooklyn and Dallaa, Tnesdsy,
Mrs. Edna S. Clay. 2tt. 415 Lens
Horne walk, disregarded the atop sign,
j olioe reports indicate, when she wss
in collision with a 1958 aedsn drives
by Mrs. Heds-ig D. Uobrecht, 89,
Umendorf, and then struck s pickup
truck owned by A. Kuenstler. Bonier-
set, which was properly parked. Mrs.
Hobrecht sustained $^00 damages;
Mr^ Clay, $400, and the truck, $7.">.
Mrs. Uobrecht snd a passenger, Mrs.
Maude Romine, 1113 bouth Pine,
were Injured but refused treatment
Early Wednesday morning, April
2ft, Charles Robinson, Jr., $4, G22
Sterling, aideswiped a vehicle owned
hy Mrs. Ardonia Lane, 12^i Prelude,
by Raymond Tame*. Jr.. 24, Corpus jn the block of South Mesqnite.
('hristi, snd J. D. Franklin, 2B, •idOjand continued on to the 300 block
Morning View. In a collision in which where hs collided with the rear of
According to police reports, all hepatitis is usually pretty good in-
moturists exceeded a safe Kpeeil, and | ""'ranee against having a second one.
f<41owed too closely, Tuesday, in a j bllt a«^ond attacks have been known
to occur.
A physician should be called at
once in any suspected case of infec-
tious hepatitis. Bed rest and adequate
diet are necessary for an uncoinpli<
cated recovery.
The most efficient tools for pre-
venting the disease are good personal
hygiene, and s high level of com
mnnity sanitation. Contacts of known
cases should see their family physi
das as promptly after exposure ss
possible Is determine If injections of
immune serum globulin are advisable
for passive protection.
the statement about lbs
meat to the Associated 2tagi
through his weekly retesaa, "Be
tween the Lines."
Nothing further was thmgEt sf the
matter until s piione call cssm trw>
Editor Martin Ochs of the Chattnoo-
ga Times inquiring cuaeenta| By
.sources oI Us statesaeat csatniti
the. advertisement allegedly to Juv*
sp pea red in the dattanspgs Ttasea,
I told him of ■stiwi Ma
statement. Kditor Ochs Mil tfcst
no such sdvertisMMBl hmi ap.
pes red la his paper mm' '
a retrsrtion, ShstOf
conversation with
Reverend Keid phsMi as
be in us big s harry ia
retrsctien since hs
sources which wouW
—imis ling iafsnad
He farther promiaed tkat Lr
had coourted hia mwm to M]]
uhoiie me. No further vord has eaiu'
fr'tu Rexerend Retd. 7
There are two thlap
Mil* aa t—Hilda Mat I
■rar when I pa— d aa
reading pnblie
■boot the mdvertiaenaat
(luttanooca Time*. Ia |
plare, ao aourrea mi
mm the Matter na ha
fi no nppwUnc wMiwh
sueh aa adrer
In tha awoad plate
Orfis u>> no «irh
hai appeared la hla
the (luttanooca
honeot) and tha
pte dirtate that I
ever) thin* that la net varjflrattir u
raptad la the fallowlac aavea heau: I
(1) rypi—itlaa c
Irani tha VA. (2) Itaoatloaa hr or |
tram pnblie or private relief or wel-
fare marret. 11) OoTtraawut Ilia I
laiaraate papaaata aad pamtali at j
■arvireniaa'a Indemnity. (4) Snrlal
•ararttjr haap auai death paymeata. j
< ) Anaad farraa pajaieati of the
■to ■■■th death gratalt). (A) I'ro
reeda of fire Ininranra paWrlaa. I?) |
I'anaentu fraai puhlle ar prtrata re-
tlraaent, annalty or en
e««al to the amount
tha plan hy the
rereirlnit |«) menu.
fefwM* fa lian
Franklin failed to xneld the right of
way <>r uae proper lookoot, aroordinR
to police rpportJ.
Kf^'eetlre ii m fe« of $15 and 110
jrrrm hr lioyd Edward
Brown. 14f l Burleaon. and Mra
Marion Sn"-h Llnthimm, B2. 12«
Math. Knmlay, In a collision at Dela-
ware and DreiM.
Polica repurt* iniiirate Sam Iloua-
ton .iohuaon. 22. Amarillo, eiceeded
a aafa speed, aad failed to yield tlie
right of way or us* proper lookout.
Sunday, when, ot E««t Hmiatua and
Navarro. hl KKW «ed n collided with
1 city fire truck which wa« parked
at the curb. L>nm«Kt to the truck
waail°: t0 Johnwm'a machiiie. #40".
Itaiav, April 24. at West Com-
merte and South Pecos, respective
damagee of $21^ and $150 were ena-
tal a ed hv 1(1611 eedan o|*rated by
Mi Mnria Rnlan lionaabe. 88. 880
Monticello court, and a machine driv-
,n by Levi Madia. 28, 21W East
Coaimcrca, wlwa they were in col-
lided. Mm OoinalHi. polica report,
failed to jleM the right ol way. fol-
lowed too eloeely, and failed to nee
proper laekeat.
A lftftl convertible operated by
Baaald Alan Benron. 28. a aoldier
stationed at Fart Sam Honaton, aua-
talaed S8B0 damagea. and a 1W7
gedan drlraa by Baymond Grady, 3R,
•M Elizabeth road, *100, la a cel-
llakin. Monday, in the 100 hlock a#
Aaetln highway. Police raperta Indi-
cate Ilearon followed too rtocaly aad
failed to use proper lookout.
Tuesday morning. April 23. at
one owned by Mrs. T. H. Stewart,
2080 West Kings highway, both of
*hich were properly parked. In the
first Instance, police reported Rob-
inson kept lmpropsr lookout; in the
second, he reportedly was speeding,
driving under the influence sf liquor
or drugs, and failed to use proper
lookout. Damage to Mrs. Lane'a ma-
chine was W0: to Mrs. Stewart's,
$S00, and to Robinson's, 1600.
Abuot Your
HEALTH
(A weekly pubhc aervlce feature from
the Texas State Department of Health,
Henry A. Hollar M. D., commisaionar
of health.)
Al'STIX—More Texans have
been sickened by infectious
hepatitis to date this year
than in any similar period since
the state department of health
begaa keeping records on It baek in
1802.
Between January 1 and April 1,
the exhauaiac liver ailaaat had
Sifctaa 1JOOH peraoaa. leae cf them
are aadoahtadly still fesU« IU Ul
effeeta. Mace the ilaiasi Is eapahle
af keeptaf Ms victims bedridden for
week*
fiordwi B HaVeoc^
For the first 13 weeks of lfltiO. j
-v 'jilf and Fargo. .Jesse McCall. j only 493 case® of the ailment had ment.
4 Belmont, exceeded • ssfe J iondesc* nmioaa t* tUa wmg srasl
For ths Associated Negro Press
A RETRACTION
ON tiie third Sunday In
March, tb« Reverend Mil-
ton A. Reid, pastor of First
Baptist chnrch, Petersburg,
Virginia, wa« guest minister
and Bjieaker at Moore Street Bup-
tiat church, liichmond, at the morn-
ing worahlp hour.
In hia prefatory remarks he men-
tioned the fact thnt he had recently
retnrned from Teunesaee, and while
there had seen in two newspniier* an
adrertiaement offering n reward of
fUlalO for the hea'l of John McKerreu
if delivered to the White Citizen*
council.
John .McFerren had been ac-
tive In leading Negroes to aetk
ta cxmtIm their right of anf-
frsge. The utalemeat concerning
the advertisement ahorfced the
writer ae UtUe. and in n private
sought to SMertain
aa tha sahjert
Mr. Keid afTraed
la prints what hs had aaid la
paMc, tkat the adra II mail at
la two Teaneaaee news-
sf theae was
Tfcil I,
Holding Reverend Reid in high ea-
rn both as psstor of a prominent
chnrch and as an alumnus el the uni-
versity where the writer tssgkt for
30 years, it waa not Ihinght a sees
sary to further check sources for eer-
ainty snd correctnea of hla atate-
In the Chattanooga
vertlsemmt offering a IWW< it
INN for Mm bMi of Mkm Mo-
Kerr en If delivered to tho We
Otimis council.
Such statement wss paased on n*
fact when it was not a fact; ft was
png.«ed along as truth wfcmi R was
not true, and ia a misrspesoaBtaftou
of the Chattanooga Times, OM st the
nation's great newspapers. Hot only
do I retract, but I do so witfc keen
regrets thst I paaaed akef ariain
formation thnt may have cassed 'an
noyance and embarrassment whidi 1
deplore in ways I cannot expi
It is my earnest hope that thia full
retraction will in some way mafce
aosnds for a grave journalistic svror
—not checking the sour ess with suf-
ficient thoroughness. The fact that
this Is the first time in more
a quarter eentsry that sock c
rawing thing hss hsppeaed 1m M way
mitigates my stern regrets.
And MMsr Och s pstksee «■
Cbe premiss mskes H si tts
mors regrettable thai Chatta-
nooga Hams should be tho sh)ect
of such gross misrepreaeatatiaa.
a
VA Information
For the
Serviceman
EDITOR'S NOTE: Veteraa§-«ad
their families are asking
sf questions concerning ths
their government provides toi1
through Veterans ndministi
low are some representative
Additional information ma/
tained at any VA office.
SOCIAL
SECURITY
iTJLsn#
ilitatloa fraai Ike
>t have a reavsa
QI E8T10N—IIow doea
go about getting hoetritalizAtioa
he is litiug in a foreign
What aort of hoepital woaM ka be
placed iu?
ANSWER—He
nearaat L'nited States
eligible far hoepitalixatloa
VA abroad, he muat have
■able service-connected tiuUM|_ He
which he requires treatment
residing in the foreign
temi>oniril>. He may he
hn^ital af the «aualij la
ia living or in na overaeaa
of the Initad Statea arnwd
Ql EBTION—What arc the
dates of the Korcaa war and a# Wcrtd
War II for purposes of VA hospital
iaatioa?
ANSWER-Jone 27. 1WW. «W*gh
Jaanarj 31. IS05, far Hn
ww and Biiifhti' T, IMI,
Iteceaiher SI, l l«, for WcfM War
11 i
QrrsTlOX—1 am a W«M war
II veteran and I believe I Mf
eligible for t pension. What !• <■■-
aidere.1 income for detenaiafaff' Ols
eligibility?
ANSWER—lamas It
«T jaa reesivs darlaa th* MR
la a
he
1
By JOHN H.
Qt'ESTIOX: I am V yean old
and single. Nine months ago, 1 was
isjnred oa the job and the dorters
say they don't know when 111 recover.
I've been getting workmen's com pen-
nation ever since I was injured snd
win coatinne to get it for another
three months. Am I eligible for any
thing from social security?
ANSWER: You are If yell have
werhed nadir aerial aeearity dark*
at laaat fir* yean eat cf IM tea yean
hafare yea becaoK diaabled. aad If
year diaahiuty prercato yea fraai
daiag aay aabatantlal gatafal we*,
loor eligibility far wariuaen'a eaai-
praaatlaa will not affect yeur en-
titlement to aorlal aeearity disability
insurance heneflta.
yi'BSTION: Five yean ago, wbea
I wiu 41 yeara old, 1 had my eocial
wcurity record frosea because of a
long condition ud had to stop work.
Two yean ago, after an operatic*, I
recovered enough so I could go back
to work. Now the diaeaae has re-
curred aad 1 have to stop working
"gain. Am I eligible for any benefit*
from social security?
ANSWER: Yet. tke smeataenta af
1*M permit tke payment tf monthly
"■eflla ta werkan aaier age M aa
well aa thoae 50 or over.
Ql'ESTION: I am 83 years old,
married and hare four email children.
Eleven muntba ego I was la an su-
toniobile accident and I haven't work-
ed since. Am 1 eligible for anythlag
from social security? How about ay
wife and children?
ANSWER: The I MO -■-rtr
permit monthly payments to diaabled
workers under age SO. their wlvee re-
tardlrss of age (a* leaf aa they ten
at least one adatr child la thair can)
and all uamarrled adaer childna. Tea
Uld laauira lmiiiiHalety at
ncar.,t aodal i
theie pajmeatK.
♦
Our Past
This Week
By FANNIE S. WILLIAMS
By the Associated Macro Preaa
APRIL n, im_jf«rfa M*.
■aarlal kaildlag. NaahvUe,
Tena., waa t>Hralld.
April H, lilt—EBa FlUger-
aid. Jan aiager, was born In Vir-
AprB H, IMS—John Wilkes
Beeth. Uaeahi'a mtnlatlir la
Washingtea, P. C., waa captured.
April M, IM-CanaM
William L. Uawsaa (D„ IIL),
political leader, was km hi JU-
bany. Ga.
April XI, IMI—Roaroe Coa-
Simmona, Jeumalist, crater
at age Ik.
April M. IMt —
(Dake) —
r rt'ir Tl* 1 fi'*'" r
i i
• ha
^Weck-Lons
SALE
SI Tean . .. Aal daria« that tfcac, we've MS
tia^ny at oaHty, aad nalW? iHm.'cM
this partial Hat af -Ipictali- fw this sale, aad
Bhap Haady-Aadyl Kverythiag CNOOXDITIOH-
ALLT Gl'ARANTEED ar f ar rnoaay will h«
/'ARMOUR STAR (6-10-lb. svg.)
Junior Turkeys .39c
USD A Graded Choice 'TenderAged'Beef
CHUCK
Roast a. 49c
ROUND or SWISS
Steak ib. 89c
OSCAR MAYER
Braunsweiger
U;
* HANDY-ANDY FINEST BLEND
259c
Coffee
1-pound
package
H0RMEL
Vienna Sausage
(Limit 1, Please) _
Mazola Oil
Le Sueur Peas
qt
btL
OLD SPORT
D09 Food
16 ot,
can
55c
No. 303 can 23c
6,or 29c
*
P rot! uce
I
GENUINE CENTRAL AMERICAN UNITED FRUIT
lb.
Bananas
CALIFORNIA
Avocados
9c
2 *" 29c
BAKED-RITE OLD FASHION
Apple Pie
50c
Reg.
59e
WHITE SANDWICH
Baked-Rite Bread
Why Pen More ? Try
^ 24c
W • • • Save 3c /
as
HANWANPy
With Kvcry lie
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