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•Ate fragrance of ihe evergreen; the holly wreaths bidding welcome in the windows ;
the mirth and gladness in our hearts; the gay laughter and happy words that fill ihe air
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. . . these are the ingredients of a merry American Christmas. And this is the kind of a
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Christmas that we want everyone to enjoy. A very merry Christmas to one and all.
DURHAM LIFE
Insurance Company
“WE PROTECT THE FAMILY”
Home Office: Raleigh, North Carolina
j Not farm income in 1948 is like!;,
;'o be below the 1947 ievei if • •
j '.hi! drop will be the first in It
' ears.
. l i t A. & M. PREXA
' is commended in
- HRS. BETIII \>;
Tan ah a see - f>r. Willi;.::! I!
Gray. Jr., president of Kauai;! A
and M College, received :.:v .:■■■
riual citation l'ii' me.'it mu:-. . . -
vice in the field ■’■ i-Uh ' ■■' H'o .•
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s'nui service tor th" v*t in
irai.oing of our Y mu, !■■.. t.i
pro-grtssive improvemu-nt of e.i.i
--i ationa. stand;.r:l> m F'- - :a
. thromt!) the eountrv
*‘B«cause ••! ail these amom
otishinentr, anil be*; ■. ■ of ■•■ <•
desire to wateh st*'aJ;!y .'•' , 'u"
.•ton i upv .. ac!. Pa t’nun" i- I:-n; '
CoJlcgft onver.t.- A".'a *
for Meritorious S. . <u or> vici.
band in God s hand Keen •• r
feet -.n th" ifrou-nd. O'a bie."-,... •
are i'our rtci'e:-!ar,r:■ ;* ;
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Community. G u ■ C.».mi.y. nr-v ■
bou.r.ht aii.i • aeed m re da r.Ot'i
'IHB CAROLINIAN
THREE ARRESTED
AS OPERATORS IN
DISSITS RACKET
f’e a •: nbei'r rooK' *. ' m ti.ilCiUh
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-.1 o;a;.;itoi -■ wore am'sted on
• !;<•I, .1 p i.:.- ossiorv of
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ui:, „f i'no n.or ).;':!■ been label*
r-r, :■ i in th< “numbers
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B: i. . i u;T F., veUpM’.le Street.
f•• . . • e: ■!" 1 on $2 000
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f, F! • *ll ;hat a quantity »t
• ,;>•.! ;•. ' ■ ••;•!• found in
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'>l.su . ri,;!, Oil!H Lee IV tv
■ , T... : Dive Street, who fair
• a•• c ";a :c.r was re.ieasec
■ • i i'i.i.o:. • were a!s<;
i:i i;; < (riiseoa: Office!*!
\t a.. G s . tie third opera
i t Ai2 (i'annon Street, was al •
~ ..*• . ~i released • 000 bond
investiqations that led tr
v . w< re made by the en
. ,■ |leti-aiivc Divi The arrests
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■v . a • . : J a;:. Raker
A cutm ■; ;n has been st tried by
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faiVit-n r. c din;. - planted ir
I ni. ('• ; aai'inr ihe t;>4B• 4E
! FLA. NAACP BACKS ■!
CIVIL RIGHTS Us I
I ST. PETGRBBimC. F!n. - lies-; 1
oliuians urging early enactment j
of President Truman's civil rights
program and expressing bitter op* i
posiiion to the proposed establish '
; meat of segregated regional col- '
, leges in the South 1 were pa a-d .’ •
the eighth annu.il meeting of t. .
( Florida State Conterencc oi N A. !
, A. C. P t—ai etc" <ld a- test .
week.
1 In a discussion of civil rights t
through political aeti n, Harry T.
Moore, executive secretary of the | (
Florida State Conference, review-; •
pi ed the political activity of Negroes
, in the -late during the past year,
j Office! s el« < ted tor the corning
, year are, president Rev. W. J. H.
Black f Lake Wales; vice pre.-'> •
dents. J. A Whitehurst ..I St. Pet
ersburg and E K. Bass of Live
Oat;, executive secretary. Harry T
Moore of Mims.
RED CROSS AIDE
, SPEARS TO FLA.
: i & \l. STUDENTS
Tallahasee Jesse O. Thomas.
J National Representative of th 1
American Red Cross, visited the
Florida A and M College last
week and spoke to the student
■{ for al! people giving full support
n body.
" Ho emphasized the great need
to the Red Cross and cited sev•
NEGRO PROSECUTOR
PREPARES TO T AKE ;
MICHIGAN OFFICE ,
Baldwin. Mich, (ANP) Per- j
cy J. Langstor is in th- procc.-s , ,
of pulling together the little. ■ .ids ’
and end;-, of his private hue mac- ■
(lev here so that wine ha.... iv, 1
He will make the big step in po
Utica) history o-f beoii r:; the j
first Negro or. .refuting a tv. < .'■• " .
in the Unite') States
The 58-V’. j ;.:r. aid Langster »vu-',
elected Lake '.’oimtv prosecute.
end. inyiortunt . j eel,si re - ~. de : ■
1048 that have aLVcd-d all people
Greetings:.
i’o ail who have contributed, m such a find * • >
'vay to tiic Company’s progress and /
rno-vtii over the wavs - . -
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\\ IKK KNUIN'i SATURDAY. OEC. :e.. 11,1 -
on the republican tickid .a No
vernber with a ! 138-98fi victory :
over his independent running;
mate. Die I, ..Cooper,
Being ‘•first” in a new job isn't
too unusual to the attorney fox
ht» has come a long way as the
first in many incidents. For in
stance, he was the first N'-tiro to
receive a bachelor's degree and
a law degree at Duouesne uni
■, er.-hy. Lanester has ■.vun-. -cl as •
a rhorsiime boy, pu-limaii water.
CCC inrup adviser one at my ev
Me ( :e. i"i: ■•: ,cd among 5 i
weirs, peeuire. a.n n: Lake mil!’.!’.
v; i:!i the niedeo n; steed ‘Vt .
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OKLAHOMA SCIENCE
ACADEMY HEARS
I ANCSTON l. PROFS.
TULSA okU 'ANP. - Dr S P
Massie head : < the e.-wrnistry dr> ?
pa \ ent at Langston. and Rom./
C. Chesley of the social science dt
i nrtment read papers at the ipee*
;,{j • 11. Ok iaheirei Academ ■■■ •!
Si iencu held here rerentb. «e ..
t.,h i s;’ s of Te . *
The Ok la horn; Academy a Sc:
ei-ee l; affiliated with the Ames
I. Asseviutl'.in » r the A.dtvanct •
-t Science. Its membership
f; drawn iron; individual en.ijfU ; d
t'r* fit :cl of r'.ener