Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1946 — Page 16

! oh i." HE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES pT REPORT URGES | Professional Women to Be Honored | : ? RACIAL STUDY No

~ ‘War Shows Negro Labor Is the Time

To Make Can Meet Demands. Evista. “ BY ALVIN E, WHITE

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WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.—Win-| “ throp Rockefeller, following a na-

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oT a Masonic, Scottish Rite, Elks, ‘At least two organizations have | 4 : fed Follow. Mosse, K, of ©. approved Mr. Rockefeller's stand. Women In the medical and educational profession will be among Special evstom pieces made One is the National Urban league,| those honored during” National Business Women's week, Oct. 13 DIAMOND SET an organization dedicated to the| gp 19, Robert H. Wyatt, represenfative of the Indiana State $49.50 to $1250 betterment of racial conditions, Ssh Re housing, employment, health and Teachers’ association, signs a statement lauding business and profes- PLAIN ENR AVED 100 education in cities; the other is the | sional women. Looking on are (left to right) Miss Helen Teal, ex- i United Negro College fund. ecutive secretary of the Indiana State Nurses’ association, Ray E. ;. Advances to be Proud of Smith, executive secretary of the Indiana State Medical association, ; Mr. Rockefeller’s report on the| and Mrs, Sherrod B, Stuckey, president of the Indianapolis Business VISIT "THE 3.6 RADIO BAR"

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show that will people could be ‘truly proud. Burglars looted a filling station “For us, or for them to plan for at 4581 N. Illinois st. last night of Fadio FPHONOGRAPH Paul Walton, 37, R, R. 1, Plain- | cigarets, flashlights, a radio and field, dropped dead last night in the [a quantity of chewing gum. Pickway inn, 928 W. New York st. Proprietor Ralph Quinn told po= according to police, {lice the looters took 19 cartons of Police said the tavern OWNeI, iw, prands of cigarets but left 10

Theodore Marcy, 3237 'N. ‘Arlington veartons ‘df other assorted brands

ave, told them Mr. Walton Was |i, the showcase, playing the pinball machine when | sain he suddenly slumped to the floor, Deputy Coroner S. L. Stevens said | death apparently was due to heart | failure.

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{dous race prejudice is still existent {would be myopic. “Since the white population is in a dominant position, it is more than appropriate for them to take the leadership in planning and assuring equal opportunity for all “The Negro on the other hand, has a great responsibility in maintaining standards of performance and dependability, for it is only BURGLARIZE DINER through demonstrated capacity of| Burglars early today broke | | perfaripance and dependability that through a rear window of the Diana the shackles of prejudice may be! Diner, 1116 W. 16th st., and stole cut. {$50 hidden in a sack beneath the “If the Negro veteran is to get safe and $2.80 from the cash regisan equal opportunity, it cannot be ter. The diner is operated by James too strongly emphasized that we Hanna, 1922 Broadway ave. | must study the facts of racial : prejudice and discrimination, realistically and courageously.”

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