San Antonio Register (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, April 16, 1954 Page: 4 of 8
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JSAN ANTONIO REGISTER
I A Publication Dedicated to Bight. Justice, and Progress
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LAWYER S CHALLENGE
NO REFLECTION
ON PROSPECTIVE JUROK
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try ?hf '«iM fulrljr on the law
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what lawyers and
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David reinstated.
A* n result of to Croon's tin-
comproinlHliitf attitude. the NAAl'l'
asketl the council to cut off nil
fund* from the bauds until the
concerts were equalised and until
Mcl>nvid was reinstated.
Councilman Itoylml then called
a meeting f»»r luM Thursday in
order to forestall a fight on the
floor of the cltv nuiucil. This
meotliitf was attended by represent-
atives of the musicians union, the
Music bureau, the NAACP, and
C'otinellniau Koylml. After a heated
and bitter discussion, the union
and the music bureau reluctantly
agreed to equalize the concerts ami
to reinstate McPnvid.
Laltor Committee Chairman An-
derson and the other NAACP offi-
cials foel that they have, with the
help <>f Councilman Roybnl won a
com J dele victory.
Regional —
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i'ional dance to lw> held nt Sunken
Garden dinner dub tonight.
Preceding the dance. San Antonio
••fSreeks" will honor the visitors
with cocktails at I^i Vie Kn Rouge
club. Hosting this affair will In-
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority. Alpha
Phi Alpha. Kappa Alpha INI. anil
omega P*l Phi fraternities, and
Sigma Gamma Rho sorority.
Delta Sigma Theta and Zeta Phi
Beta sororities, respectively, are
extending social courtesies to the
visitors.
Business sessions of the confer-
ence will be resumed. Saturday
PANELISTS— Above Is shown the panel that recently discussed the
'Problem* of providing decent housing for minority racial groups.** Left
to right are C. T. McLeod. regional director of Federal Housing ad-
ministration: I.yle Plant, represent alive of mortgage Inter. -": L. R.
Plots, developer of Willow Park subdivision: and C. Thonip n Harris,
moderator. This discussion was held early this month nt Ml. Pleasant
Baptist church, in observance of NAACP housing month.
will Ik? hoard, and electiou of re-
gional officers hold.
British
.. n« d and challenged
and excused by the
r. reflection it ism thei
: - integrity or in-1 morning, and extend into the aft
m jiy means that, in ! noon, when reports of committees J terprlse?
the Judgt
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pies of (lie world who roiislitule
two-thirds of the world's popu-
lation are, as you know, in-
creasingly resentful of tl»e
white world's condescension to-
wards brown, yellow and black
peonies."
The "Amos V Andy" show,
he said, "will merely add to
this resentment."
The NAACP has consistently
opposed this show. At its 12nd
annual convention in Atlanta,
in June, 1951, a resolution was
passed condemning the then
new "Amos V Andy" television
show as a "derogatory and
s t e r o typed" characterisation
which tends "to strengthen the
conclusion among uninformed
or prejudiced persons that Ne-
groes . . . are inferior, laiy,
dumb and dishonest." A nation-
wide campaign was launched
in an effort to have the show
withdrawn.
New —
(Continued from Page 1.)
office of the NAACP. had this to
say alHtiit the organization:
'it is significant that the ma-
jority of the members are in either
real estate, insurance or allied en-
Aunt Jemima
Of Pancake Fame,
Dies at Age of 81
By the Asiioclated Nep' > Press
M'FFALO, S. Y.—Filial rites for
the original Aunt Jemlma were held
here last week.
She was Mrs. Edith Murray
Bruce, a OO-yesr voterim in show
business, who had played Pony Pas-
tor's theatre in New York and the
Keith Orphenm circuit, llor smiling
fate has been seen for years on the
cover of a pancake mix by that
name.
She was 81 years old at the time
of her death.
two of the women work in fields
where they can affect the lives of
young i>eople.
' When you study the list you can
understand more clearly from where
pressure comes against decent hous-
ing for Negroes, and a letter way
of life generally for them, in Bir-
mingham.
"This effort should certainly l>o
a challenge to Negroes who are
called niton to pay only $2, $10
or a year to be an active mem-
ber in the NAACP which Is fighting
for their freedom. The person:
on this list and others are called
upon to pay $2.1 a year minimum
for active membership in an organi-
sation based on deviations from the
truth and dedicated to unchristian
Twin Troublemakers
ONE of the busiest workers
in the human factory is the
liver. It has ahout 200 different
jobs to do. Usually it is cooper
ative and well behaved, but it
ciin go on strike. Two hepatitis
germs are frequent troublemakers.
The hepatitis twins behave in
about the same way, but have dif-
ferent metlntds of invading the body.
The virus of Infectious hepatitis
travels in the intestinal tract and
is spread by contaminated sub-
stances, Including drinking water,
and possibly also by sneezing or
coughing. Serum hepatitis is trans-
mitted by blond or plasma from
infected donors.
The first sign* that one of them
has started trouble are loss of
ap|ietlte, ti ret In ess, headache, and
i a sort of general discomfort like
the onset of flu. Other symptoms
range from sore throat and aching
joints to extreme weakness and se-
vere mental depression. Within 11
few days, jaundice usually appears.
The skin turns yellowish and the
Whites Of the eyes are mustard col-
or. However, jaundice docs not al-
ways appear with hepatitis, nml,
of course, can result from other
causes.
Unless jaundice occurs early,
along with the other symptoms,
hepatitis may be hard to diagnose.
Sufferers have sometimes been ac-
cused of "goldhrlcking'' or psycho-
neurosis because the disease was
not recognized. Yet miles? the pa-
tient Is treated promptly, the dis-
ease may become chronic.
The essential feature of the dis-
ease Is damnirc to the liver colls
ranging from a mild inflammation
to widespread disintegration. For-
tunately. the liver has remarkable
capacity for rebuilding itself. Treat-
ment consists of bed rest, plenty of
FKfOAT, WfttL If, Hit.
fluid and special diet.
Cnunun globulin taua Iwvu success-
fully used for Immunisation In
ontbrcuka of Infectious hepatitis.
Spread 6f the blood-borne typ» to] against Us twin, wa»h tlx I
now largely avoided by not taking for, eating and ntak, Mr, th,
blood from persons who have any Louree of your drinking water i,
history of Jnnndlce. To guard Unfe from contamination. i
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lt is also well to note' and undemocratic princijties."
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, me leaning, one way or the
I'fgnrtlmg the ty|s* of case
tug l i d thi would make it dif-
■ii11 f« r him to render a strictly
ipnrtiul verdi t.
l'veti where there is uo condition
; ,d , ing ' * 'tis- ions or readily ap-
t. trent bias, a lawyer may ask that
ft panel metier I* excused under
u«- iwremptory chulleiMtes
i. client. He uxunUy docs tUin Jw
he f.-i-ls there Is sometnlng
that i»m» 1)'- backcround which
kioelit mi -. iiM ioualy sway hisi Judg-
ment, even while h'.ncutly attempt-
Ant t « be abw lntely fair. Many np-
inirenilv irrclivant qnestlons may
r. i.y 111. attorney in reacli-
lci-irion i+garding this uu-
iiminiiv factor.
I n.l. v Hi. law cacli jur..r must be
, ni/n, Texa« iind of tin- c.mn-
whi t be i» '• serve, lie mu«t
<iiM';iicd f vet- in such cnuity.
1,, nH>d not linvc paid
ut\ lb must own land
I. ' ,,;itc r li" must be the
household within the
II.- must I*" "f sound mind
,! ti • nil haraeter and able
and write the Kiirfisli lan-
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r indieiment or otli
if theft or of any
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—rv.i.g as jurors. Persons
i vear« "f age. civil offi-
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niinisters. physicians, at-
. i. -hers "f newspapers,
'u,:.-.-TS. druggists, under-
telegr; i h . perators. railroad
a,rent>. ferrymen, millers
in grist, flouring and -aw
. .. n railroad officials,
firt! certain state forestry
• claim 'f emption
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IMMEDIATELY DELIVERS
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fYO" This Tilumn, bapp'l on Tex-
. • I., "» «••!•>»« to inform—not to
vli umn ilioutd ever appl?
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plieat:- < the lafl
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T1 ( . ise be had supported
tlie re el." II. rgor of the Negro and
v lut" Ii.usi ians unions in 1*9
Angeb^. In tl.a: rresident te Groen
DMd Ii - administration had strong-
ly oppose* 1 the merger, the protest-
ing mu-i',iaj:s feir that
firing was an a«-r of
the part of president
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of their action in pro-
test inn Mei vi.l - firing. Young and
ire were unjustly labeled -
• ,iibversivc- and threatened
,\|H||S.' n from the union
Voting then
NAAI r. , t
11,p SAACP contended that
icti.-e "f assigning each of
iiie municipal bands a greater
■iitiei- i f ei.ncerts than the Negro
,„l amounted to discrimination,
ji 1 ci *n tended that McDayul
. being punished by the union
tn<io lit'- to<»k part in the snccess-
ficht to get rid of the Jim
av musicians union set up in Los
^Mes.
January of this year at a con-
nce arranged by William An-
son of the NAACP labor com-
i, pf. rp Uroen threatened to "kill
ti whole band project'* if the NA-
A ' persisted in its efforts to have
ti concert* canalized and Me-
Open a
Convenient
CREDIT
ACCOUNT
for the
Whole Family!
$895
MEN'S GABARDINE
SLACKS
IT TAKES
BUT A MO-
MENT 10
OPEN
CUED
ACCOUNT
THE PRETTY LOOK
DRESSES
Women
Misses
S! QUALITY
SUITS
LAOCIS:
M E N
BLOUSES
SKIK7S
SHOES
HANDBAGS
LINGERIE
SHIRTS
SHOES
HOSIERY
Handsomely tailored single and double
breasted models in gobordine fabrics. Full
color assortment including newest. Spring
lhades.
>rFhoe
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OUTFIT THE,CHILDREN!
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GIRLS:
Boyt' Suits
Boys' Shirts
Boys' Shoes
Dresses
r.$ 2 89
Girls Corf»
$12.95
26 WEEKS TO PAY!
At San Antonio's Newest Family Credit Store
Open Daily 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. 'til Easter
LIVINGSTON'S
101 S. ALAMO
CORNER EAST COMMERCE
(Opposite Joske'i)
LEWIS
Funeral Home
230 North Centre street,
V.E.
LARREM0RE
Manager
Garfield 7281
San Antonio, Texas
LOOK! LOOK!
Return Engagement
by Popular Demand
%
The Original Four—Legged Girl in Person
ONE HEAD
TWO BODIES
THREE ARMS
FOUR LEGS
ALIVE
IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY SEEN AND VISAED
WITH BETTY LOU, SEE HER, ANY DAY, ALL WEI
Monday Thru Saturday,
APRIL 19 - 24
MAIN PLAZA and DOLOROSA
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HANDY-ANDY'S
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Price
Plus Quality
Equals
Value
AD EFFECTIVE: FRL, APRIL 16, AND SAT. APRIL 17
TOMATOES
FIESTA
No. 1
w Cans.
GRAPEFRUIT
MISSION JU|Q£
BELLE
46 oz.
Can .
19c
MUSTARD
French Cream Salad
9oz.
Jar .
12c
Chopped Beef
WILSON
12 oz. 33c
tan
Green Beans
FIESTA CUT
£"...10c
Econ.
Tube
Skinned Ham
ARMOUR'S STAR
SUGAR CURED
Shank Portion
6 to 8 lb. Avg.
Per lb
49c
BEER
Lone Star or Pearl
$075
6 Blls. AA. Plus
Plus kU* Dep.
Dep. Uftl 24 Btls.
TOOTHPASTE
IPANA
43c
COFFEE
Maryland Club
-$2»4
HANDy-ANDV
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Andrews, U. J. San Antonio Register (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, April 16, 1954, newspaper, April 16, 1954; San Antonio, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth403664/m1/4/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting UT San Antonio Libraries Special Collections.