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KOBIMA >LATEI»
tal action Municipal auuitoriiin
reminds one <-f pi (--.Roosevelt vd
rr.iuisirafi "i day-' ,vh ~ work-.-
had to fight iloiio for fin elei.u-:;-
tary rights of or; aairu.dton and col
lective '.virgoT""
Suvaniaih , > :. .■ > -., a r > ac
tion ap J r. .M< • 1 uMMS'.V v,■
tcrnational iv 1( .... , ,■.:c>
chuirrrian of th. . - 1 < • i us#. w;i ■ u
traducing m-i; ■ loc.-.J us la-.p-s and
Vice P; • .id- u KvMi, •
White- tii ■ U t irnainrit in
its .-.eat'-, Moouc.• ioki the!-. t Bar
rett’B iU to Pill - if! {!j(.
it the audience -.vouiri not segregate
itself. Surraricvli: !,.-:i reiusi'd
raiiio • cur*aiii. .-. •c; •; >. nv.-fi ,r. *
commenced only after Clark Fore
man, nat'osiul tK-aruio' of the [ , ■: ■
.t'r'-.sivo pnr:\ ■ • I a? other ir-iw;.
staff nit’ii'ih--r !■ i:i | u !':(i f)>c- eui
tain aside
Mooney Vi<.« then shoved :
side and Summerlin, 'o , mii'ecd
iny. atidicnc-:. plc.iled tor .-.caroett
lion. Hiynig that be wu- acting mil-,
on order., of the iiv.yuc and the cuy
council of Savannah.
As i- ui'ejnan then icached tia
rrucrop Gone Pi?- Guncm was iunKid
Off, and i!ue--- !> u.u , . ; . r ;
•'j >' wt ft- ■. i.-.t d and net! pv
i-.lu-
Kijremai. then stopped to tl:-
Iron! oi sh- cni’Uiin iiif. i sou:;.; the
-o-difii- that 11. ■. i Hub. -S r.o:
himi-'.-.-is ui*J ipj ein al aie, rail-.
which denied cntc-Ututional Hein.
"! i '<• sticcci! ■ :,;i fee.- cm
iT| w; : b d ~v !?-. '■ i v
Walk' i v iie pu lui-ti : d : .aif car
lo ci hull be.Ui.'ri si ( r,;; out
oi virist She Vi bee, .. rie.i.iu
UGt.l'l;, V.’H.V | I ) ; (J -
illHi 1 -.;■<• I ! i a !.. i : ,•‘;t••i li■! . • ;
tu rsn^:wtk to ti)» .UU sa!.-.(i ;nui
ienci;
Robs : 0! ■ lev! ■ , jv. ~!
tht a-Usift...-,' V j,
ccauncr*t si a d
“1 i’o K i C- 1 -• >..-. ■*■•-ij \ij-y ] v f •,v a ■ .y,
able <o a»p,.o o-n.,, the wwd
who came k. hear use in,-
' peri To. P ; ;o p
svtiicr R-a- i .0-1 : ’.l i
.-•Cgrc rfcd Ui. .-' jri... ~ ii,- t eery ss,ru
in the ou'b. ' rirdi b 0.,-
u, return so Savanns.ii end dppeat
speech rr.il fy o e a-scmbiy are ns
.-pooled .usd cnf-.'.rced.'
IAV* SOiOOI.
to be placed in n --mail classroom
which ordinarily ■. ;u • 60 Tills
27 ~-i SO be placed in
AccorUi*:,; to Ism; L< sfib v. iiip
ratting had to o-. laken down “tea
ymhik* relation? reasons” and be
■ Vuas: on obstiuct ... in the
crowded clasM’oom. He said, how*
over, that -h< e: re sated are:
uncharoo.d due ;u ihe phv>ik'-ai a;
s \ ;ireV. <n» ; an < I’s set m t[•,e
classroom, :a t.oera as no loa.a-r
aay vi>i b] e all e«n j*»t -it ?.e &rc a tin')
exeept tha x 1•• is se:;t ;o;eden I
v-’ew to sovm* e»' n-e viuoient--
Bcfe.rr da' i ; y> stud'-m erne red
the school Schi-O}.: hire and he- ire
struct or? were Li.one a- -.-ond
room alone.
COMiRbSsMW
Aehievevnen’s wdl u,- ■.. .. ■, , s.
H Club S.:T! ~:.C- cud ii:f Cuinu-
Summary #ivcn by Phiin.ore \vj!
liains. Wendell 4-H Club. A 4-11
Thrift Skit wiii be ; ■ • , uir-d by fne
H llj Spung-; 4-H Cub hh Bsikv
Sanders in dm sue mid u by
Gc-ncsa Johnson. Each- Hock 4-H
Club, Mu. f.ovic- M KIM-. accuio
pari id.
Pnz: award:-; will be - '.he by.
the Rev. H. ;Vl. Rnfiin and D H
Keck. As-i.-biu! C:..-hii r, Mveluinu
and Fanner.-, Bank
F<au-H i ;b liWi.commun
ity leaders teach'-- leaders and the
Wake CeuiMy ; ,U7 :r . ;,■ making
plans 10 be prow -J The ;.üb.lic a,
cordially invited
f phifsr
ineiit fir. ■■ no ;i> kt inte: iv
".ic-ij a wenmii'iatu-n n'jtisf iu
* /Kit'.!. A:u. :f S- .thu... v d ,
not Ind a oui'seivi . wt: cannot
be Strict:rc m say tlrat the iod
vf.’G rovt-rrmn nt .Trust iv/u ■ji h-irul.-i
u , % - w jil
Austir^NicholS
CLUB
RESERVE
m BLENDED
• ■ ;::^;WHisKEy-;
$2.10 1
«SSo|| P in »
$2.40 j
ip%) lif2h i
liMlI 1
ipWf i
I fi*i« ilreijft’ Whirkeyi in (M pmifiKt erf J I
IT*of» 1,1 «*f» »M. Sua«lu M’m«v. 40% |
tioifi Nstilial Sp!)!«, 8i S front
| |
y yot*
mmm mw* tswm* mm tmmt mm* mv
1 off."
His demand for FEPC princi
ples v/cPi listed ay one u ihc ten
‘ 1 steps to label manafifment peace.
Others included full organization
of labor; vigilance aftainat lutuiv
anti-union, iegisiation; (business,
; > r. :\f: 'cuKurc .unci govt rnnicnt
•1 ibining in -nomic councils, and
•; i-uio!if ii'-ng organized coopera
tion -■ ;resent day corapetitiou.
F,-ii O Coiowd cited the
1 -taleai.on Pope I'hu.: XI that
, v..w iiviir hie ottaiiij its purpose
:. on! / ‘ when all and each an stip
• i plied with all fir- good.; that th"
ii n uou; <• -s of ruturc . , tan fur
nii.h "
TWO WME!)
. the term’ in }»t.b Nvgro unci whlw
, school.
1 Dr. Roche Hi., acting t;s corisu'i
! g:>nJ in et<rr lll jl u rn aid i»isl.rnc:lior.
. ‘ r-drls an A. B. and A. ,Vj. degG ve
; I'J. om Indiana SLiU; Teachers uoi-
I I<W'- /Terre Haute. Uni : .m Ai. S.
jin education irorn Jndiana Univer
- ; "**■!> end ,i Pin D, in education ii om
: the 1-nivc.j‘sitv of (’alnornia. He
e•" -sec 1e 1 ary - trea xure r to jhe con)-
ji n 1 ib.‘- ai nor on geneva! c ducat \on rin
!•!he Indiana tad- noa'd o!' odneu-
I'iva in iisdana state board oi vo
\ cation I eduction. Ver v activ-. in
Vb-c piesidm.t of Region i.
;.0 mcrican ‘Poaoher;-; A social ion
IHe 1. **. bnrovio. leave from
• !.mo' i • 1
Or Kti ijc rrvw-.-U hi.- -. urly cO
- ■■!■'• 'iki-un- ;u the (J ti i versify ot
|l. mifoj'oi.-'. frurv which he Curnru
:■ bk-.-iu-lot'- dcur." . Hr folk,wed
| vvi lh a m.vhv. ;m,.t doctor's dc-
V)-"rc m educaiiGii frosn the Univcr •
Si!.' of koubw.n C.'.hiornia. He too
on leave fmn hr: Howard pc-si.
Accvr-.iii!;; to Dr. Struycr. th
v iud;.' v limit'?.'.! to tire p - wil,;,-
■ ••• ; OI:t ill thi .'.pit;-. I .me! CUibiOt
!lOf ■ h ‘A? Vii T r*i • uUI - * .#
’‘ •' • 1 sliijjei.a OI :vg»c
--; it wan not favdt nr«\
12 iiif<;• for or f'eeomoicmdlbg
‘li- fen-oval 01 u.. madoqusry or
ybcu..ablv . Jouiid b.-i at.iso -.! 1 1 j,■
b'rJi.y jfiv.rJ tier I: (lie survey mi
S'-li' will < p; ; .ini.v ‘Tow tho'evikA
hk'ursniiki
~1 •.v-., >'■•* ! >iag-aiy i)y not contradicting ?
,aG.' )eports, tne lenient pb-tced 1
: the major oi (he blame upon ■
•' A , A Atmu C! u 2.i U So
; rrn.'Vi tnciU in realsL nuJifary Sf»gre-■
“vVt had origin.-. IB- welcomed :
pnto the h ague at.h ’known pach ;
Alusie w.hf oxperi uice \\u
• !*(.l]j i'.t’t'p a ill ('f'li) k'i! iy \-10-
“Howeve!ilie '-aanaeora aead.
."i v.'wdk ‘Vizcd k ~;,u .......ie
;-oie.:- sent by Mr Ru -;r, rovtial
on tmally the basic spin i„ phno
v 'Phy and also the internal weak
v:|,s- ot the ieevue. On several oc
'"Jiv:i- Mr Rvistin violated cur
j-'picafic injunction to dear all press
- ajiium ucen-eiu, on August 18. had
■'■'wi issued by the administrative
vdf ii; the league'' without our ;
; hovit.;,’. l.rst seen them
"Beet < we ic.; at the tme
!.c sTatcmer.is l;ad beci'i rclt-aseci
. m good faith although thev did
not express .".nr views —y, e did
not i mbarras- the staff by pair- :
: iif.-ly repudiating them."
‘'Became,* we felt at tire time that
: tfc statements bad been reluasal
■in good ioith although they did
! net express our views •- we did
1 no! rmbrass the Mat! by paUic.;,
i n pee ..line them.”
The -as ■ erncut p onied out that
rr a re.-alt of try rmis’enco c.-.m
--■ paign. Mr Trim tan pubiioiy gave
;an interpj-ctation of 1 i- abii-segrc
' ita’ien m-d.c-r. rod anti-poll tax
j amendment was atiachcd to the
diaft bill and the k-fe.iK- succeed
ed i , mnkin- military jim crr.v. i.vm
a top na! i.i’rd r .-.e vvVnch neither
ji.-inv could evade in its 1948 oHif.-
form.
'' vV,- in;end in pu-i. vigorously
k.y I.gal and coiislUthioual work,
“f * fti*- CerriiniiMe, Aj.'.it,-; Jirri
GrtAv In Military Service .and tram
j mg." the siateOTCnt continued: "If
. sufficient fund:- art. for l l;earning.
w:ii
■; WJIII4I CTIil
■ ■ -• • *■. .-■ .•.' .■'«jj-.-.t ■.., ■ '•. ;
Pamn
f§ Blended
5 Whiskey
Retail
Price
p*S m $1 «
w«u» | *“*»
I kn® i u
|^f?l*3Js
m f| Fifth*
lb i
o 86 Proof
Tht STRAIGHT WHISKEYS IN THIS PRODUCT
ARE A YEARS OR *»CkK OLO. *s% STRAIGHT
eo-fi NtUIKAI. 'PIRITS. DISTII.LSD
TROM GRAIN.
IIWOfSKI* A WMTS I.IUITM, rtMtk V.IKSB
V. C .-e: 7 : <-i:IIUIU.W; lit ulil-.I ciliy:
north and rauth - the commission
of inrpiiry ne.vrings which were,
launched last May in Washington
•:o investigate the wartime treat
ment ■ Negro Gibs. We shall rnon- ;
• .tor and police lie- executive order i
by keeping pubic a lien) ion Cociired !
.on the newly appointed committeo '
of ; oven civilians. ’
! se of mm
them Hu.n has i-vor 'been i, .;
This this complimont wa
before.'
' r-anlvU hi. •• )■". proven in the ;
.Z-Tease of (pr« > 400 pet , n '
.i;. ,;uui years. Ce.'ii dervicc .stiuns ;
' has been given them ...nd so - irtes
arc o.juaj ic the wntws rangin'.)
from $233 to $279 pei monihs.
t.:ilies ;rent a u over lee untied i
; State.--, regularly request informa
tion by mail and send police rc
presentativee to Miami, in effort ;
ia study tne city's Neg.ro pr-iice
; program prior to the employment ;
lof enforcement officers in their i
i own municipalities
The St;- IST IT-COttl Visits by pO
-1 lice officials who studied the
; prog: ;:!!:, represented police vie- ]
j pa:lmcnts f; om Savannah, Ga.; |
'Jacksonville, Fia. and Atlanta,'
■ i ;-i,
Lt. J. T- Griffin is in e!'iarg« of i
tile Negi" precinct bavins, sue- i
c t ,;ii I Lt G A. Denny n!m re- !
ce.’itlv .••(■tired after 2-1 wars -at |
fait.lilul mil Suva: serena- with ;
i.c'n Miami Police Dc-pai'ttnent
HOBFSOA COl Ml
• lii.s work in a sawnilU. Mr He-v- ;•
j ell said.
L'ik-i, being apfirouched by M;
Howi !) and I*. K Shaw, a na
i. 2i" ui' tiie high scliaui lacuity
iVlr- Lowi.-> reportedly asked iv].
Howell what lie was worried
i u-red. i
about since la- was a!readv vei;;,'-
M, He, .veil replied that he we
ini.a’e-.ted in .cciny. tiiat tie <e t
: ii:‘ p.Topie obtained i,e : e nebt
! a * eyisier and vat*;-.
Gti lia.ii-S Os the Soul! i He a ii
;Club said that irh. ■ call meet in
; eouid i:<r rt-vrain to result in a:
in;,:.:-. atti-in, ! at i egi-tvatio!! .
, which 'o'ouid hi- followed by a •
can chain! ta tie- . ■ roily 3 .ard .a
i... i onid finall> to the state ]
la'crc it the registration \vas rah ,
permitted.
HOWARD SPEAKS
The tneeung was opened with!
; invocation by the Rev. E C Lavv
• rente a! the First Congregation a!
: Church. -S Waller Slade. Candida
. for tne fh.a-c- of Ik ~rr -et,i.c; v,.
t presided and Miss .Mary Price, can
'did.atv for (Jt'vernor s}hikc bra;.
I AT) 11 ill DIVSNK (.FIS
Oi l OF ROCKIAMI
Nt-:w VOKK VNt'i Har
lem's famous «lii landmark, tin-
KecXiaiut palace, was being re
novated and ordtitted this week
as the community'- newest .uid
iargev. dance hail.
Ciupenters and painters walk
ed in as -win a- l ather mine
and lvis host of followers had
agreed to give up the premises
father than be faced with tii
possess proceedings. Divine
went out voluntarily when iaw
representing the Winse.
Realty corporation informed tin
cult leader that they would b<-
compellcd to ou-t him, if Ik
iiisi-.ted on remaining.
Divine, who visits New York
tnly on Sundays did not shov
up last week end bat truckmen
from his various other local
'Heavens" stopped by to take
the iurniture away.
Dr. ( ford, president of
m More and more Jr
j§ women prefer €
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; | 11M1Y BREAD I
1 because it tastes §
i jgl better §
ft gk9« tg? g §
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THE CAROLINIAN
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\*> FHc AIR OU'^'OiPS N 'w ‘‘ /»'- •- C'J’i W
■fHV; Woe; ao " . '- p/.-'a;
Tru rn a n Ca rries
Campaign into
Phillv's South St .
•au
By Vi HiCE 1\ SPHAGGS
Pi: JodcNp'iia •Pu ; : .it at Tdo
man buiruwed tnu witioiv ouutfd
"he t. ould run but he ecr.:idrPl
hide’’ phrase from <. ha'rnpam J k‘
1.-ouis in describing the ‘not-n
> u.s K< n;.blioau 801 u
The President told some 15,000
VKCUY CUV ikliL; ,' i - .i ■ (V
tiie organization operating tits?
N's-.v Rockland palace, anituuiie
etS in the mcautinie tna. hasket
fait games, dances and ti<»xmg
mats lies woul d he held in the
huge auditorium reguljrh he
giiming January t
Happy Khmer New Year.
. U'n ■' Convention Hail that tnc
R< pabi-.aiw ‘Youidn ran, but they
, .i;..:;- t i;jd<■ tii, fact that ti'a-v
mui... re \ pric < c mtrol Ne te>
r.--.ulfi they shield the tact trial
they refused to provide decent
M . Truman admonished his* n
or-;,' t<- “take heart from . tna
a r a t Anrjterican heavy weigh
champion. Joe Louis. le
th<. Republicans hide from t(u
■ ’eh that i.< what tc.c-.t ! "e try tit*.
P .ib ;i Tr union iron od ini
j completely captured the hearts of i
! thou-amb- of “little people" alon;?.
Philadelphia's predominantly Ne-!
gro South Street. They tell .you
; .in awed toner. -It’s the first time j,
arty President of the United j
Stales ever came to South St.’
South. Street, like Chicago’sj
State Street, Now Turk's Lenox;
Avenue, Memphr Beale Street, j
and the main th /oughfare.r of j
Negro life throughout American j
-H.V in the Presidents visit a si* 1
ic-nl reassurance of !-is determin
at tun to continue his right for the ;
1 lights of “little people" all over
; America, regardless of race, creed,
1 c-eior or political, conseouence.
Democratic political leaders .n
Philadelphia .sav that Negroes :
here will vote in. r-. solidly for;
Mr Truman than they ever did
for President Roosevelt. Joseph l
McLaughlin. Publicity Director of j
the Truman Campaign Commit- |
| tee of Philadelphia, predicts that
approximately 80 to 90 percent of;
; the registered 160,000 Negroesj
I v ill cast their ballots for Presi- '
j dent Truman. ■
Grass R-iOts Campaign
His address at Convention Hall j
• culminated a day td “grass roots ' j
i campaigning through the street-;;
! of Philadelphia and nearby Cam-j
j den, New Jersey, where an es- •
; timated one half million persons!
gave huv: an unstinted and heart- 1
• .vanning reception.
From th< time Mr. Truman ar- \
" ;vc: 1 it; Phi halt-lpitia ura :i h«* !
i departed for tin.; nc igh boring state I
. »i New Jersey them was every 1
| evitlenci* that his determined <*f-j
| l it,;, to convince toe ‘little pe : >-!
pie of America" that tin- Repub- j
• Leans are the friends oi the spv• j
.•is!-: at crest gj ocp is falling on j
spor.sive ears
At ("urndt n. the President to hi ;
■ sonic 20,000 peiSv.n,'. aTio jammed i
,l<i. !t ply,'.’. ; .at 0 :1 G< )V
| pkitfonn drawn up at Praia. :
was" the most hypocritical docu ’
merit 1 ever read in my life" Mr. I
Truman -ad when he reads tin*
; platform th.it ,'i : i.*.e, up to
mind to go out ur.d tell the people
•hev-. yuiiis runt:.ms s;■ s■ t
| price contio) ..ml housing."
The Pxesjdr.nt r-ail'd hie Ry-
I otiblieaus i murdering tin- Tatt- ,
: fdknger Way mo -using Bill j
'.'He charged that IN- GOP so- i
-ailed housing bill “wasn't worth •
noei it was written on",
fsits Hausing Failure
The President's ttar-k on the ]
i Repiddii-ons' failuure to provide;
-1 w-oiwl housing continued on a j
note which he had sounded earli- ]
■■ ,r, the a* Wilmington, Del,;
jb*n> nr told a Tuck-side crowd
t of some 2,001' persons that Htr
- bert Hoover tjnee ran on the slo •
' ruin: Two. ears in every garage.";
if Ho said: "Apparent v ihe Repub
lican candidate this v. . k run-
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intar&cce Building'
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1948
ning on the slogan: ’Two fam
ilies in every garage- ’
Upon his arrival in Phiiadel- 1
-phia, Ms. Truman was greeted by ’
a reception committee of proini- '
I nent Democratic leaders, among
j them Dr. Marshall Shepard, Dis-1
| rrict of Columbia Recorder of j
1 Deeds; Austin Norris, and Miss i 1
i Alyse Anderson. j !
j,
Th-- urn direct reference to the j 1
i Pr<-adept rights program 1 ,
;during h; m -day visit the Phil- |
adcl -ohii . ud v : cinity was-sound- j
■d bv Ar Hil'iild S. Alexander,;
New Jerin-y Democratic candidate -
for the United States Senate. ]S
Jersey Joe Walcott, the heavy- j ’
-.veight championship contender. \ ‘
1 was among the honored guests j
j seated on the platform when the j
; President made his Camden ap- j|
i ptj.rance He was greeted b\ Mr.
! Truman and the First Lady of I.
i the Land !,
i
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j
S-tiC- ■ '
Family Emergency ...
To misfortune or adver
sity. money in the bank
is the best friend you
will ever have.
First Citizens Bank & Trust Co*
“Serving Eastern Carolina”
RALEIGH, N. C.
f|
All Washington is agog over the
coming of the National Council of
Negro women (NCNW). The ladies
will rio doubt lay blase Washing
tonians by the ears with their
charm.
That hell-fired investigation of
numbers barons has about fizzled
out in Washington. Reason; lack
..T evidence. (Grapevine says real
reason is too many biggies mixed
up in lucrative 'sucker racket. > V
Question for the week; Who will
win the game at the National Clas
sic (D. C.) between Wiibcrforce
State and Tennessee State? (Odds
are now 7*5 on Tennessee’s Tigers.)
Nomination for combination of
beauty and brains: Sue Bailey
Thurman. wife !. the brilliant
theologian Dr. Howard Thurman
of Frisco.