PAOK BICTIT
THE CATiOTlXIAN
WEEK EXDINC! SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1945
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Continued from Front Page
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CIIAKACTKR Is NKf;i)KI>
SAVa C. C-. 5iJ»Al LDI'.fi
lor u iiumtiCi' of yr.irb w;i>
deni or tue Niiiioiuil .\«Kr.
‘•I nm more alarjn'’d over th-’
ri'cc quosfion in Ihc- V.ii''
pifsi- Slates," I’ontiniUM liiltv).
Uu.'.- t.ver (!»' alomic b»mh. I am ii
nc»i Icafiuc and wh‘> is a member blind. I see. 1 kno'.v wlia: !'• t.i
of ih. Xi-w Vork Sl.iie Chambci inff place. There ar.' .stales m i.
of Coniiiure. a- u.H ns |)ie.->if!*n: American union- which pc i.
of the North (.'arol iiu Mmua! Life by law of the stale. N'es-oes i.n
InsUionce c .Tiipatr., ‘wont can wo "hite.s to intermarry, at.d to i,
.0,10 ea- in Ilv way of chaeiiicicr there are more than 6()(» man
for the guidanc "f our young pco- •* y'ar between NijiriH s nu
pi..'. whites.
"We ncid '^clf-conti. I ar.d 'clf- _ then said that the Unit,
i-csttaini. the oi-Hanizallon of con- wuiiUl eventually turn in-
WINS PRIZE FOR
.siructivo literary and social club-.
t > a rac4- of “yi'low
oivaniz.ctlc.iis that will send to elc-
tK ither whiti- nor black."
monsi'i .
vale rather than demoralize. Duriim
Ihis aue in which we mt living, f •
too many of us have the wronu
idea ‘ f ricreating Our activities in
this regard c"Ulci Ik.- moic a|i»ly
ny Ih.i
DR, L.^NIEn APPOINTED MIN
IJsTER TO LIBERIA
j;nt director, division of N'jrroA.
f. trs. National Youth .-ximinist' ■
, u . ■ T> .1 , • •“‘f. artin#> pii-istlcnt of Hanii
o'liotM leckM.a.ng. n> lh,.i hi'-tmiti*. Hanjj’ton, Vn.;
■■wh„-, wi,„ i„ Am,-.
(■nils, slll.ns l.|. lalf ;.l m»hl. im- -irn.-, jms' V. M,
.... , , . . i.'ft •'1.11 .>it-tiiii’ r. .Nr-
bil.mt lo,. ..bd .. li.mptii.b of Niili.mal I'l-
I.. c.o d;.,', vvoik .if'. TOmd TIi, h,n. Uotui-; EMculivi- boi.rd
rcM.ll IS seen on ■ y.ry hind; ilcnib s-ulli.-rn Neuio Y.iiitn c'..n::i,.s
111 nil e.nly nge ..r brnh. ii .mil V.. .. „„ vaiimis li.ilinn.i;
lid lives. ( iiiiniittee.s of the NA.^('P
- 'Irvetop 'tronu
SCKSOL'IAN
men and women, men ..i d wome
who are iirijiaicd lultiiralty jihy
sj-ahy. aiiil m !..!!> to .e'.iiiiie |i
silii’iii ‘if !• adeisiiip. 0-0:0 mu-! h
a rev..m|>ing of mir .'O.i.il jiioi-ia’i
f'oiiiplaiiiiiiir aboiil [iio .-rijiiiiiii o-
t'ae.rin ,;tid i: n:nui:..r on w i
•erv- no usef'il end lOilc.-.-! w« de
velop llu- n-ie.- aiy pi.ilificatio-,
to demand eonsidei.itii.ii My CNpe- ' \\
rienee has liieti tl-al fioi.ii: and •[•h,
inaleriiil MUn:- eoii.e a- a i«-iiil In |>,
of prnuie; .'iv e Ihinkin;; :inil lion r-t .. ,,ii
pill pme- . : h ,
"it i.s eollllliellil.lhle Ilia" liie-ilif’-.- (;,
#•;, enlidni'teii l>> .N'ef'.lo ' li.iV'* I’l. le
lunre piogiea and offi nil f-
f.'iilui'i’. dniiiii' ih-l
» W f \T«»\ I I.K TI II t llAIK
'V O! VM( A HOARD 0|
\l.\\\(;Mlf \T IN l{\l tlfill
Shoi •
ddr.n I v%.:
n I.V l•'of II I .1
Teetur of the W.i-h nitloii
Sehc.i.J V. I), x I. ii.ri
-Siiaw l/'iiiver • iTv K l.ni'an
■ V. L. veui .‘.nd C f Ki .'i
Dr. K' l cy I. IMiarr nottxl bus-
iiies" man, philanihropisl and
hiii.m of Ml tnr. Fla., who
l;as jiiNt bc-en ..'iirded llie Silver
fiiav ihe "11.0.1 iiolile" award
• . • f’e iiifl of he "Boy Scouts
of America" The aw.ud w.is
.e; e of 'li- ui'ceasiiiy ac-
' ' ' 11 iH'li.iir of *he ymitii of
llu- r.K-e — lAN’Pi
»n
f» S HoII.mI.
.Illbli CP l)('|,l. t'liC.I To
Hall S. b. toll- Sriicmc'
HAMPTO.N I.NSTITUTE. Va. —
Onc.ip I) Pelo of Phdaolphin. Pa., a
'■enior in the depar’ment of building
Cinstruction at Hiimpton Institute,
las ! I til a\v;.rd?d fiiNt prize in a
competition conducted at Ihe colIeR.*
rfcintly for plan.' for the postwar
lansery school pioject of the Hamp-
lon Community Center Board, a
civic «’r»;nnization in Hampton. V:..
n ow ini' w II be tin di.splay
in the Br-wsinc Room of the CnlJis
P Huiiliniiton Library at Hampton
In.^titut:- ihruuuhout the Christmas
■I'di'ky.
•liulcinR the eompetitinn were Miss
rJeiraldiiu Bi'yant, i.uiserv scho'd
'e.-u-her at Hampton Instiliite. Isa.ac
*• I .- , v,r-l hii'linif coiUractor
and biisinoss leaner and laither F
- ■ I .1. a m.n.ber of the
ri'm of Willi ans. C il-*. and Popino.
aiThitiei.N. ill Xi w'potT News. Tiicy
.w-.nii-'' 'i-cond -md third places lo-
i-t.velv lo Hannan S Davir. of
ft^f-U'd. N f, and .les-s" If, Ham-
n on Ilf SI, l.niii', Mo., while ttiv-
hniMi:-il>|. mntioi] to the draw
ing!' of .lo eiih 1) Aii'lerson of Mo-
’ . M- Alf.aiMi W Knight of
If' i.tlc-ison. N C., and .Tohn C. Lil-
■. York Ciiy, All of
•le- ptizi-.' were expensive profe.s-
■ ii ' to-,k if. Hie field of arehi-
HOLD LAST RITES
FOR NATION’S
POLIO VICTIM
REHABILITATKD
Only $50,000 To Go In
Half-Million Dollar
I.«-l I
. live:
1 iinlin-ie Iiiiile.
r.'fel., .ind -'etiielv or. Ha foon.l,.
lion Ih.l1 lijir b.-en i-iect-d ,\niid
the ‘uellim; '•■•n.elhing nj-
gambling miii.l i-.' .oat • tm:- lo ane
fcs'.er lulstai.-inu- lint- «»f ihii.ie
ter. Theii a;.t! n"i unlit Ha-,, 'viil
distruri aUJ lll■.ellrl'l:na(lol> v.mi n
am till-way 1.- ..p. lu-.i to |ii-l i»
,vnit,oM anil full p.nti ip.itton in the
■ft,III fit-edoms.’ Hi- ev
er> lov.il Anier.e.iii eili/ei
ll-.ywntMl and lir o .s Oidt.Kk pir
• .:> ':->ti;.i.iiii.i.- h.i H,.- H'-.,ld of
' ■oiiliol
tv.
, C -AM’:
T.mi flaik
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I 'tall mate
At
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Oi w n
l> H H>\
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jjeais .1 'tall mate in ;;t-t!iiig i.'it
L-liali,:i bo.i'Js III .(i:in- .SoLit ■
( aioiina tounlie.- to legi.-l'-t .Ni
ting i|ual.t.> .itioiis jit .
•.'T.ci'c (ilaii won st>eri:il
>' finrri th' indi' for it.s cx-
Hi m 1,1 ;-:ini.’,it .on of spai-c. is the
..I .( \li- I n;.vi-' of 2Mn Oath-
‘lil.o Sl|i-*1, IMlllaellihi.i alld 11 Jtr.ld-
; ail- n led
■n -..
.M H.nti-ii. -i.i’i
president. ..ml In had
f- U( l .ll lilt' 1 \ elillt.n
.NAA(‘
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lilt-
h.ial .1 iiK Ik
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lilt
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Hank
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hoiii'ht i' tie !•*
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H;i1 I e.iJi yt'l tiir> •
TEACHERS ADVISED ON HOW
TO CURB SCHOOL CARVER DAY PILL
RACE PROBLEMS
matt- r til eour •-
Tlf. .-".me i.l.a =
ti-ei, of difl- ''•lit n:*ti'>ir>litti-.- eii '
cn eil-:. he said ’frii .- ' i “•
belter Why s'-iUici L l. poi-.;
out a child In cause *. ‘ '..nt; t -
:i certain eluneh a .-rtam nalioi.-
nlityV be asketl Tran sh,ol.l 1 ■'
no .speech inakinf! in .'ch'ml aSout
such things, he deel.ired. ; dv- •'
t i blic sehoul i- for all e'l-' bf n
V
WANT Sf»N-OIS'l{l>nN.Yni)V
:i..AltSE IN W.AUF Bll.l.
hi.iVtiry wage diffi n-iitiiil- wlir).
could b«- created ;,r |iciiu-1i.;it»fl bv
, indmtti^v tupi;niHie£,. 'H' mider
Ihc proiHJsetl 1,7)!.
Olhci Congre-'slon.d tneiniu rs '.f
the Lab«ji CMi.iniltee. which eiir-
rciilly lue the nu-jsiiie iiiitler ctm- . • . . I ,1
sidirnllnn. .vh„ .-xi,..»s.d s.ip.i.irl ' M'.l,|.l.. ..I : |,nl>.l.l ..h„, IhioUK.I
nr lb,. NAACI- nnicndmint am:
Kill. K Pall..™.., ,1, Cal.r.,. Adam i''‘,’'“1'’
C. Pmvi'll. .h'. ID , N. Y.I. .1;'.is I'l.;- ' j.’ a i I,' S '"l*m
... ..... 1 t.aiti'i, wiiii ... now i.t, C'ltiii.ii .
n.;„ Di'.naln l...in I,".-.. I a,„l , a.alvs;, at .
.n„.t. ..I V w,.i. Il, ijt ^
to i.'-.ie a -II.Vi.
H. ai. i.uu Ne|-i., ..
souKbt ttieiii SimulljiK I'll. I •.
.Stall Si-ii Kail: It Kli.-i >■
^..ar.'.n .1; d : . i .iifnati K. .M
I .i..:wiigli' na.A .gni'iui inrii- 1 :
I. I. ol pi -ite •*. fill f w itti 'hi-m
till Pio; t .'sivc- n* rmiciaii'.-p,.: .
• i- whlcii lliv im 1 eitl/i-li »
-•UK
Til. bo.il.l tU'lleil .IV.ay lEi ;
-. nr v. no ijip u d .n •.' ! •..
Ihi I I. I). p.iM I -il Ihl., A . .
moil t dll) iiiil .ippm.’: L . ..
'lippi j out 'by . :oa e-it ■;
atid iJic toiiithoude i' • .i .1 do.'. 1
: .0,1 ilia’.i-;. to li..:i,-.;.' ; app,.
ei.ii’.s In .Wo-. I mber.
Vidalia. Ga. (A.NP) — Funcinl
.ii rviccs were held here- last wccl;
dt;r America's oldest known cit.-
•tius, the J 20-year-old Rev. Jai.
'I'ncle Jim) Waller Wiison. who
died here at the homo of his son.
iCbarlos.
Loin in .slavery on the Wadlen
plantation. Fcv. Wilson's official
.ISU.S record reveals May 15.
11125, as his birth date. He w’as a
:.*u‘m hand until he was 100, then
was ordained a Baptist minist;-;
and actively served several
churche.s until he waas in when
lu ramc hero lo reside with his
sen.
He read well, spoke fairly
gt.oH English and consulted the
Bible daily. His formula for long
evity was “live temperate and
obey the laws of Cod." His age
was discovered when he receive!
l)i.s first medical treatment, due
to a fall, after he was 117. The
motion picture indu-stray starr d
h:n> in a newsreel for a day, in
which he hoed cotton, mended
ft-nces anti did other .sttinLs O'-t
in keeping with his years.
Wtirking since he was fou-
year-s of age. Rev, Wilson prob-
;:bly holds a record for the moit
iiate Ilf Liiiiieiiburg Institute. North I'''-''k hours in man’.s span of life
Miss Elsie Au.ston of Washins-
ttii.. OPA attorney .and past grand
president of Delta Sigma Theta
sorority, will be the featured
.1 he ctinv'-ntion ban-
|Ut:l when Ihe Deltas meet in
n..limuiid. Va. Dec. 27-30. Ana
lyzing the implicati-n.s of -tiirrent
happenings. Mis.s Austin will sug
gest ways and means of attack-
ing son:t- of out jiiobleiiix.
--•ANP Photo) I
Clinton, S. C. (ANF) — Point
ing tiut that South Carolina spent
$087,642 to haul 27,028 white
high school studenU; during 1944
and but $2,045 to transport oniy
343 Negro high school students
for three-tenths of one per cent
of the total expenditures, the corn-
mittee on transportation of the
Palmetto Stale 'Teaciiers' associa
tion Monday called on law mak
er? to correct the disparity.
I While about 44 per cent of the
'state's population is colored, th.*
itate spe-nds $40 to educate whit-
students in high school to every
$1 spent to train Negroes in high
school, the committee observed.
Furthermore, it said, "a large per
cent of Negro pupils never enroll
in high school because of lack of
adequate transportation facilities."
Ten of the state’s 46 countie.s have
no high school facilities for Ne
groes at all.
Hospital Drive
4.nil. lie is :i member t,f the
OOikiun .Si.v'iil Club at llumptui.,
where In if active in 'winiming miJ
has MTvtsl as l•^llh•g^• clu-er leatler.
V
Kcls‘\ IMiari- Gris
lli"li l!o\ .Seoul Honor
MIAMI •ANP. I)r. Kol»ey L
Pharr. Miar)ir.s firs-l i-itucn of lol-
(r. ha- jiisl bi eii awureU the
Silver IJi-aver, the "oioiit iiubL?
On the ba.«is of 13 hours a dav
for HI years, he totaled 527,tl()'l
h'lurs of work. He toiled 44 hour*:
one week straighteneing nails
• tier he was 120 years oll.
He is survjv -d by a son anti ftitir
ciandchildieii. two of whom ats-
\ ar Veteran.'-
Memphis (ANP) — Only $50,000
remians to be raised in the $500,-
000 drive here for a new Negro
hospital, according to a report last
week by the Rev. Arthur W. Woi
nack, pastor of Collins Chap^'
CME church and head of the Ni-
igro section of the campaign.
1 While the colored citizens here
!wbrc to raise only $25,000, Kev.
Womack said they had contribul-
ied $99,280 to the hospital project,
I With expectation that it may ex-
'coed the $100,000 mark within a
few days. The whiles, originally
apeeing to raise $125,000, have
also exceeded their quota. They
have raised $250,000. The $100,
000 CME church subscription now
brings the total up to more than
$450,000.
The movement to erect a much
m eded Negro hospital here sever
al months ago. said Rev. Womack.
Coiisumotkin of comnierci.'il iiitro-
Kcn in fertilizers increased from
;t9U.OOO toiib to 026.0(KJ during the
war years.
BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL MEN
Why Take A Chance In
Making Your
Income Tax Returns
We Will Handle Them For You
Phone 3-2462
LASSITER’S
BOOKKEEPING & TAX SERVICES
314 S. BLOUNT ST. RALEIGH, N. C.
WE HAVE
“A Plan To Fit Your Needs”
S. L. T(-;i( li(-i-s Mil
'.IZ’
'111- ri..
rraiispoi'Liliot)
Tu-.k'gte •AM*. AHx-.t {'a--
t, r, il polio patx-nt. wiin hu.--: Iit-i n
■ ••■.aiiililatt-rl at liie infantiic par
..il.v'.if unit hi Ii*. «vi1l open a ph i-
lugiapbic attidio in bn; ho’ii
tov II. A.igU:>Ui, (■:> Hi- is a ,'(hiiI
oi III 1. ll.ao 2i)'i ..p;.::
, ruling ti.i-iM «|ii:-iili’ •' a
ii:ing t, mail liivn '‘-Mi'
. HoW'-v r. Wfi. 11 TiPi o‘li ;
\ ;l up in l)i '■ ".!> r. rioi 01
fn» i-xplaitat'oi
ol
1^ Aa> inmt no i-xpianai'oi, a-i
iiiiving .vili.ti* Id lilt- 102 n-ilifi
■ • (.v-J piorust"! hy aiail i>ul "
tin- boaiil. acfoi'din,; P. H
•.••igi.l. with',II' •iii'hori:\
f'.i.ilioo Iv,'. ol Ibi' ni'.-iii'u-: ■
,i.c itl H iWiVfi li.‘ pi'oini--l ■
• t- .ii):'li b'- ap I ighl \i; i
i -oi.tii (.lanuary) "
.di- • W. l)owll^ -A Sfwcll.
'll' .1 . v.lio liaii issue ilic iifficiul
..II foi- deloitatc:: and inembors
•( 111 13f» IK'!::i eli. l-tcr,; |oc-it-d
II 32 :!ali- to nurt-t at Vrigiiila
rill.-. University. Ri'-»i:nt»iul Va.,
!l i-c'i ber 27-3'i. f«ir i»a? IIUI: na-
: •1..1I lonvi-iitinn of Delta Si^ma
It'-l.-' oi-aritv.
>• III.? I lie Itieme ‘ De.slgiis for
.nini; ill 11 New A:;.-’ the IxKly
iil.-iiiea for- repr«'seti(atjve«
' :rvt r.il n.dionalilii-s lo serve
• 'I the iirotnani.
V.aiif .if the Uuy Si-.nit.- of Alit.-r-
iea. Noled phiiai,tliolpl:-t ilid hu£-
!iies.s iii.'tii. Ki-biy Pharr has lor lln-
past Id years almre duiiceasiiigly fo.
fuller op|jt>i-tuii:ties' for Negro yuiith
Some 1.5 years ago. Nexrt, Boy
■-eouli. v.'re not (lermilied te wear
'ho Stout uniftiiin in Mi;mii Dr.
Phan- won this right for Negr-i
yoiitli iiiid made (lOssible by hi.'
financial assistanet', the first uni-
forint'fl Negpi titnip in .Miami, M»re
than any ether single p«-i-,oii h-
-I'le -fill,tin Ij\- aiiiMtix Negroes
ill Miami even when it appered
doomed.
I>r. Phair has icreivt'd many
award an 1 iioriois. .irnoiig them Ih.-
tlllo of "Miami's First Citizen,' a
eitjitinri frtim the American Red
Cro.s«-. .Hid tlio rihbiiii ..f Liberia's
Humane Order tif African Redenit»-
tii-n. but none a|>p'ars lo have
lauelict* him .si> tlf-eply as the uwani
•if the Silver Retiver.
• fsta'iliy Hairi.',, nalioiial di-
Tiii'.-t- pf . interracial activities of
Bev Seoiits of .Amreica. made the
)>''(‘serilatiori at an annual division
mt-fling here Tuesday.
I''i!'lil I’t.lio Willi \ Dinir
MOTHER and nAUGHTER FASHIONS.
HOUSECOATS
and ROBES
REDUCED FOR
Immediate
m
I r:iiis|i)rlali(in Diiis
-rr-
TCETlTcrcnnry—TTyrr-
CLAUSE IN WAtiL HILL
iiialory wage diffirentiah whi-h
couhl be ei-cated or perpetimled hv
in^u.Kti^ ^-onimitlees. set up under
Ihc proposed Infl.
Other CmKre>siii..il liienibers of
tin* I.abot Coirmillee. which eur-
rciUly has Hit- measuic untler ctin-
slderatioii. who expressed .support
of the NAACP aniendiiienl are:
Elli' K, Patterson «U.. Calif.i. Adam
C- Powell. Jr. (1). N. Y.', Jesus Pi.:-
Ci-K. Deh gtiU- ft.im Pin rto Uien, tiinl
Richaid J. Welch iH.. Calif).
ASK 4’OAST OUAIll) PIHHti: UI
MULZAC TREATMENT IN
AI.LEGEi) ^MUfiCiLINfi
main gangplank undci Ihe eyes of
U, S military p'llicc.
The NAACP wire .-taid, "in view
of Calpaiii Mnlz;.c*s exendibiiy ror-
nrtl during Ihc wai we dem.md cor.i-
plcle iiivest ii.ilioii of ln'l-•elU :ind
i::oper di eit'Iimuy ai-tiai if Ci*:el
CJuartl officer hel.:iv.-cl as i.po.h-d
in ?.l:iiseill«-.s."
NAACI* llin VDT CANCEL TALK
IIV MRS, ROOSEVELT
gaged ill no corre-'-pondenre vvilh
f.fi'-, Hon'evelt or an> ' her repre
seiilatives. neither did we si-c any
of the ctirrc.-'poiidt lice lielwt; n Ite.
Miiburii and Mrs Htu-sevell
•The date had ht-eii :el :.!ul -i l
ariaiigemi-iils maih- h> H'-v MiHoi :-
when he came to niy ollice and ask
ed if Hie loi-al hianeh of wliieti i «'
claimril to he iinav.-;iie. hi-me. ■•-
new lejideni wouhl |l..|•lli•|^ale m
hi'- p. -jech'd iiil. ii.o-::.! piog.ram
which was to iiiehide various imh-
l.c.rl fi;iire'. ;md ore.iiii/aliont
Ihroiiithout Hn- eoimt.v W» lold hi-i
'iii-kigif lANl*, Ailn-iT (bar
ter, a polio patient, wno ha.s f)e ii
ii-'.atiililated :it trie infantile par
•aly.si.' unit lu-ie. will open a ph i- :
li.gi'iipiiic ntudio in his hum
li.v h. Augusta. Ci.i. He i.s a gotiii
- •-.anipie ol ; palieiil who, •.hioug;i
ci-re, licaliiivnt. and truimiig bav:
l.*;-s-eii lioiii lilt; tanks of Hu- belli-
iv.'s to a .self-siijiporliiiK eitizen,
l.’iii ter, who is now 23, cimi:.i.
li inf.irit.le paralysis at tin- ag.
i.. nine niuiitiis. As a child il wjo
ioiig Inn.- heft.r- he was abl-
lo g t aboui even witii Iht- aid a.
ri-titc!a.-». Hi ing an invalid .svi i.iu .-
'-J till i rupli 1) his sciio dtng whi.-h
: l>. i>an at the age tg it).
' Carl-, r siIjh's that at an «-ar!y
,;-«e he had Ix-i 11 offeieti an op.-i.i
it.>'11. but had iK-vei iukI .-.ultiei.iit
.iiitiileiic- until iie cam. t«) iu-
h'iin A. .■^^dl••-.v Mt-inonai 1: 'Spi-
-.il .»! Tu.'kvge • Here iie h-.-eaiev
iinairiiec .vii,. Dr. -lobu W
U In'-nault. o:thop»-die aingeoii an I
' iir. • lor Ilf tile unit. .vh.. pmUirni
ed tw.i opeiatioi’s liuiiiig In.' iwu
\.ai .'lay in tin' ini.'iiital. Thi; ‘-i.-
• ic d him ’o walk, fi'ecl., Wilil llie
I ■ I low- \ 1. ."'‘'I •
d up ill 1)'- •' I' -' r. n -t "i
1\ -Aa.s there no .-xpi.iiial*in f'-i
iiuving within Id liie UI2 ceitifi
'i.l'.s proi'usr^l iiy muil iiut '.'• '
t.nn- the Imanl. aceortling i-i H >a:
light, wii' wifiiou' au'horMV 'o
fi'i.etion Iwd ol till- ni'-ii;'"-:.' h--
ii.g ill. How* ver he proini ed ev
• ■ t'ong'll tie all ligtil h.' M'xl
1 -oi.lh (.January) ''
,, ;-2 '..it. Ill nieel at Vriginia
I'liiu i l iM.-1 :..l). Rii-iimimd. Vu..
|i cenl'ir for me llith n:i- Ih-AJ
te.i.i.l . onvciilion of Delta^ij^ma rrtrte^
wartl
I lUcht-e him s» tit eply u
of the Silver Beaver.
^Sta-.lcy H.iiri>. iiatioinil di-
pf . intciTaciul iictivitiei,. uf
■•ororily , Boy Scouts of Amrcini. made fhc
U-in.? tile theme Designs for presentation at an aruiual tlivision
l.niTiu in a .\’i-w A.:'.-." Uic liody meeting here Tuesday,
h;.- planeo for repr-scntuUvcs
f... . v. ,; l „,,tm„.,lil,ix lo 'irvc- p„||„ ^ |)j„,p
I. . Ihe |>togiaiu. P
ot ;
Whili mil -J pain III ill the ho-:
ilal 1); ("In iiaiilt iiia.l' arraiiv
n . Ills lor young I'aiti-r to hegm
1 I lo ly >1 loiolography tin I
II I'olk. loiai pho'.ouriiulie,
I- mill til. V« I \ l•.■:'mnllU■. ’ -M:
I I.il. sla'.-'. "h. tia.l a ii.il:i- ■
1 11 lek .-Mti-i ;-iur y* ;'.: •- '»t 11 .iv-
.•e- ;ie oeeaii.' .\!i. I’di.. a.-.i-l
an* and iiik in whom lie has lull
I- nlnl'-n--'-
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Liiilv
lli.-mHi till invilalioi t.. o- n
Mle«| atte: Hie aff.iii had h. cn put
l.er/ d III thi Joi .d pr«'-- "
"I Wi.'h ot :liU- for I'lVM’lf pel
'oi.idly anil h'l Hw i.iao h " ■'
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Il'illl’ Jiossilite lo
a Mii'Ct'ss. d.ipil
oiissiinis'' ^ ,
At ttl. •l.'elll'" o. •
NAACp l'•'.•^^ of «hreto. . -f ’-•-li
iiiak- th.- i.i
• ..ny l.nal
•pel
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Ml.- Jto
slated that "h»- li.id
an invitation from tl.i.ii 1 D
Ml;- B.ikf .id 'h
deuce witli In .iw.m w.e
rele;.=«sl Lit-cao'-*- nmeon*'
or coluic-tl. ill dm eonroo-.l -di
at Ihivrc !• iLaii ai','..r idly
ctl to emliarras' the NAACP
WHATf ONir?0 MflHONI
I.BO HAS FIELD DAY BLAST
IG MRS. ROOSFVELT FF.PC
] iiuvt- just h-an.cd *Uul there
ate -.id> abt.iK 2(> iiiillion fnetory
r...:-k.i at ‘.111- I’n'ti-.; • .t.
riii-. '--Illy ahi.iit i.:ie-“i-vi-i ill of
our lot-il ii.)|iid.'ill‘>>..
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• The first minute they're available
our Homemrtking Center will have on
display a complete line of oil the well-
known, home-proved, work • .ving
'W&stinifliousc
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ELECTRIC HOME APPLIANCES
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tiiisle. a:. i'i.sli*ut >
coin'ii'tli-'i to ih'- pi ’Li.M-^ •*-
!*iat ecppili ' n ' • ■
d h'ack 'iH (■' and mi-’c'-tf na-
111 and ini' 1 inai n:«g'.* uf H..- rae
1- -onifho
• ii'i- that
III •l•:>!:l>l.
s-ii uii'lf-r the
Ti-
f'.dho cimlinued w’th :'n ae'-'uio'
Ot M'S. Kou-evlfy 1 ee.-n! apin a'-
an*- -'it tl"vv ‘I’' - mi* • ■■-i t''
rl.-hn '••he '“a :-sk-d if Iv-
I-;-i )it • : *1.1 N'l-'roe I
|ju*iida(i‘
duv.-.
I walking out. . ;!li.".K
,.,.:iiir ;. hig -Iowa.
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illi:;; the •-•iiblic t-yc ;i»i*l
di'ii. 'iiiliMi' gov.-riiaa-iit
H: then -aid U'.-i' tie fln l'-
It'V*'-, It rt-M'r D, ,-l.’
a' c r an.' Ml - io! "
lltt. iti.-e
il :hc millioti:- uf luraicra ..nj
idcni-'-rai'ii r an-) -r’. ?ry . lore
rit. .".n au'i
li'. »>'! i-.m’-.'t: of Ihf wlut-
Aiiierivaii people.
kc::
olhc- -n.-’ er: af M . -aunt;
m. ') as aiurr uf ;. f..
tlnni fk.rs as the : :
n. .r..er'. life In -V' . r* • -..•ni
bur« Pv uiie larKV UulUo-Lu.
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'nicw'll l»n sprcily We-lingliuuse Kuiiecs so
aiiioinatic you tan pul u meal in lo c.iok and
llieii fesoi-i it. I’ig. III fiiyeralor.i, willi
special jika-'-*- foi e\er. thing in.'ln-h'ig {ro/**ii
fo'.il'. wll! lie here, i.aun.ir. .iial-. le.i those
itoioh-ifill .luloinali'- w.i-hei' lh.it i(-ilue(* ivasll-
iig to a '•iin].l'- “pul i-oi in . . . -el tin- tiials ...
• •111 '. A.' well a> III'.V .Aiitoiiiaih- lions
new “l'o|el |i" I'o.i-lers . . . Koaslers,
lijoiHT:, Vat 11 lull (Il.-aiiei' -.. in fart. Iwo iluzcii
hi more difteient Vvi-'li'iglioiisc ApjiliaiiCRt,
i h oio- d‘'igi‘e(i to take a tiriii); liomeiiukiii);
elAire off yoiir lianJs. So, start planning iiuw
■1. Un-e W‘•'linglioiise cletlin; scivanla are
I wutUt M^iiig for.
PLACE
YOUR
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ENSEMBLES
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