Stcre Hours 9:00-5:30 Wednesdays 9:00-1:00
Smartie Sandal
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\ "jf to pvt a comploU: <■<•].• • wardrobe
(<f (hc-f 1 jm.■ i■; sandals:
Fabric Sue dine
• Orchid » (;reen*
• Powder Blue #> n*...
• Shell Pink ® \ju 11*toho
• Yellow
• Wiiito Patent
• Multicolor * .
* i i lac iv
’* Sliver
® Gold
Note: For narrow feel we suggest one half t« one size
smaller. Sizes 5 to 9
Mail Older:, Promptly Filled Include 3 Sale* Fax
and 10c Postage
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CIRCULATION DEPT.
ISM The Carolinian
118 E. HARGETT ST. RALEIGH N. C.
1 NEGKO RESCUES SON i
Philadelphia c ANP) Arnold
Davis 13. of Norm Oth Street
proved, hirncelf a Iv to when he
leaped into the Delaware river ful
ly clothed to rescue Donald P,
do. c a 12 '■■■■ I “-wr
Ti.e in idc r.t. occurre 1 as D.iei;:.
! itoskv and i.’epci *.vi re going .c a to
• ■•( t!i* r Lem ,-ch |. They beg..r?
.i 4, me ' t <e jpe,.- the Poplar Sc
n,;i I nbo'C. 3 30 j, mi .During cite
co.use of the gam.* Pii sky at
tempted til d .nb a p.lr that W 8;
s i j t • pc
i Me In t hi ; i.miniH- mti plunged |
1 i .to .h stw. tr>. Davis iold re 1
i .: < ■ *•H a!’.' v I wCiviul thuA -
• rand a ilhoi.t ..ivj-/ thought to j
; I'CMovitic It..- clothing. shoes and!
If l\i\> !<> Advertise!!!
SPECIAL
AUTOMOBILE
SEAT
COVERS
1 Lot of 100 Sets
SEDAN AND COACH
$7»5
Coupe arid Coach Front
$4 15
Whsie they Lust
Originally $9.45 to $17.95
E3BSQ2E
315 FAYETTEVILLE St.
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Daniel, pre •iilt-nt of >lu« i ni
vri -it-.. tal l.j Icm 1 * Ds! ay
who v. ;; 1 uuoilS Iho- • "ho -it
tc-mtc I I urn-nil rite lite.-day for
the late f. S. 1. Md
\ ille tb 1 ughton "ho -■ •'<! -m! -
, clc-nU Sundav tit Wa-binat-.n,
I) < .
man and Lived hire to ho re.
K'a! ■ aeiogniote iv went to Lit? i
home In toy lo yui pictiuvs i
;f the hoys toycU'jv r. The older Pi- •
ViHO- cd \ ; v -d ‘-lg
•er».Tturs that “ii was not the thhv; j
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STORE HOURS 9;00 5:30 WEDNESDAYS 3:00 1:0Q
j! Hudson-Belk Presents an Exciting Selection
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of
GABARDINE
COATS
for Spring!
Swingbacks or I it ted Styles,
Junior, Misses’, and Women’s
Sizes
29 95 to 49 00
• BLACK « ROYAL
« NAVY * GRLY
• TOAST * BEIGE
• POWDER * RED
A i! -u outlook . a new elegance . . . in your now
eo.it. It’s Spring 191!* and there'- a clamor for the look
<>i ieminit) in fashions. Hudson-Belk’s collection
delectably feminine and delicate in detail. It. has the
tradition of timeless quality, good taste, matchless
mate-dais, and expert styling.
ALSO G \BARD?NE, SHETLAND, AND SUEDE TOP
PERS IN PASTELS, DEEP TONES, AND WHITE . . .
514.95 to $29.95.
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“EASTERN CAROLINA'S LARGEST
CIVIL RIGHTS IS i
MAIN TOPIC FOB
CHURCH PARLEY
Clc-vtiii’id O. iA\P' -- A ■))(’■
■ : mealing of 400 i-.v.icd delegates j
is being held hero this week (Mar.j
8-13. by the Fcdcsr-i Council of I
| Chui cat’s of Chi i.t in America i • -
determine the religious attitudes
lew; i d iumnn 1 iriits.
i TVliuiMt-r? a' c! other ehu h lead-,
levs of every oolea- a.'d euma-t tuts j
erred-, aI! Itnke ih slant! tv I!’.'
railed Si.-tics* mere! vole a? the UN I
land in relations witn Europe and |
j the t..r e.isi. One - f 'he <• 1
it:: ' I cl: •('■..ssien is !i.c question of 1
<■i-. j J •i- it- a ti •, 'A'uLd today
A-vicr - the lea-bfR . peak'-r- •-.«
'ln; prog;-,in i (he Rev .! (‘ An
■:. . | r.t-,- t’h-.e • Pti:;nn
M'a.pti-l Chn-ei-. and a Jcadrr in ’.he
Nr- ! t na! Buptir-t cenven'ion.
Oliie Inane, at-, of i ar metaira;
! jnchtdf a par.,de of capped and
■ gowned Negro ;mc! whit.- miiesler,- ,
: fiom the Cleveland hotel to the'
t-.iii Store t hurra and -peocl'K by ■
t i’ii. i n,dionaliy-kiimvn Ic.id r-
Sp at'- • of tin;- conference «ir;
the coin w i!'. cieparln'ient (-1 - til Ct -
: tutti nal j■ i::(a* and rt-odw til. The !
; arranuenv. tit« eoinrmttcc- of the!
'.inferenee e.-a headed by Dr
. Ci:;PUting il Toii ns. New York- a
- rector. Phelps-St-key fund Di
is; ri etrrv . ad tiie Her Ra hard .!
Fa 4! v ».-••’ ■ a-.-l d;,n of dee.,..
Sp ;o- ■ at the eonfei ei;ee ui
j elude tile tit. He-. William Sear
! St. Loll': Pi etc--! -O' F 1 . p. i
I ti.-hop of Mi..‘ 'air: ad i h.'tirrruai
|of the do; aftri.r-nt. and John K
;:< ;• i>• !'• \e-.v Yt.-. k Pr - byt- . • a
Dayman and noted authority on
; |f, a . . n a ff.iirs
Tltis nioctin-.; is the third uitei
i i .t j * 11 ..a J ass. i.. i dnferen" held by
! i>• -tcslant ( h'.ir riu- \ pe< :.I ,i •
• nuama-n;-. r.t of p hey on inter- •
ti-auil affair: will come s a re
,,l« oj •!;, . riu • ! hit.:
EXAMINATIONS
For Students Planning To Attend
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY
IN PENNSYLVANIA
In September, 1949, Will Be Held As Follow.-.
March 19, Raleigh, N. C. 10:00 A. M.
Washington High School
Marc’li 26 Bluefietd, W. Va. 10:00 A. M.
Genoa High School
ALPHAS HONOR ■
DEFENSE AIDE j,
TALLAHASSEE. Fla. Beta i
Nu and Gamma Mu Lambda Chap i
ter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity j
Inc., of Tallahassee, Florida had aj,
luncheon ti, honor of -lames i'.t.
Evane, advisor to the Secretary of |
Defence, when he was on (he earn-,
pur of Florida and .VI. College
inspecting the ROTC Unit.
At the luncheon he admonished |
the- brothers to hold persi-ucntly >■ ■
the sti.iidr.rd-i of Alpha Plii Alpha-
Brothers present at the luncheon!
vrDr. William H Gray, Jr.|
,Psr-idersl of the College. William!
: Foster, Dr. J. F Matthew, Pre- j
.-Idor,! < f Gamma Mu Lambda
Cbmmv, William Balloon. PreM-!
dent .a Beta Nu Chnptci. Samm-I ;
Brown. .! I! Thomas. Samuel How-!
cli. i>. .tame- Hudson. F. II H.u -
i Ch,..- ler Z Smith. Kay Kollo,
O Haro Spearman Rol uni -i. Ystc:.
A. W. Wrigid, Harry Niros, Samuel
Rubins,-m. Eugeni Brest' n, Clvr
: cnee C. Given-,. Willie I, James, i
Eddie Marshall. Dr. F A. Coles.;
Ds "Ft i. d W. Alsup. Joseph June' -
: Cecil Murray. Samuel ,1 F. Fordo.
InseiG Vnderson. Emmett Bashful.
Edwin M Thorpe Wilber! Gary. •
I William Wilson, Lewi-. A. Jones, :
.:H M G. Miles
HOLLYWOOD, Cal - Tile aoil
tt-.v f the American public to buy !
'inoaFy. l ticket:, is bO pci cent re
;■’ ilian before the war, but the
tstunb; r of tickets sold was appro
ximately nr- same, according to It;
A; no Johnson, eh.oi of the J. W-il
i; T r ... r-on Research ami slat ■■
Lea! Branch.
H VII KO \!> IIROPIM 1> JOO,OOO
WASHINGTON il.il- ad uii
'a n ■ a;- more than 100.000 rail
iworkers have been laid Off m the :
! post : day.- The Interstate Om
‘mere Commission pul the decrease
')fi.27."i between December u ...-I
i r.ii.r- > lb, and i spoksman ad
\ mitt ■■(l that mimbe: t.od ir.crc e<‘
11 Me(, tin -
fHU ADELPHIA -- The Navy,
w 1! reduce the wot king lons' ,e
the Philadelphia. Navy Yard <jOo i:y
-July I.
Ttn eeor.omy move is being made >
necessary by a curtailment of work |
-aid a spoke:man for the Navy.
NEWARK, N. J. - - Employee . at j
-a; Coiimar plant, largest zipper \
manufacturer, zipped the plant
shut for two weeks until me inn.
agement came ncros- with F'eb o
mauds for wage increa.ras arbitra
tion find seniority.
N. J. AVI l-til AS OFFICtAI
SPEAKS O.N ( IH< AGO S
SOUTHS! DM
j CHICAGO i AGP) - 11:;;■.ii, V ;
i ! ,rti, chief »u'.sistnr>l it* the N;w |
j Jersey state divi-iun mist d. - .
; r, r mination, \v •> principal rj.i’ak- j
lei at a publ.l- merlin;.: m DnSa.de
! High School ho-e Sunday The !
| meeting elimuscd the long
!.: lebratam sponsored by the Park-;
i r Hmia- Sausage Company.
PLACEMENT BUREAU
NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE :
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA \
Ttu' North (hmdimi 1 ’ >!icg i !.Ma ement Bureau Is us
I icon established by the North Carolina College Alum
ni A; •)(.’!.ilioii to serve three groups: ,
KAIHLOYKKS ‘ f
oi l HUNTS f
\l.i &INI j
TUK COLLECT i
i iie object iw.s are : w
I. io be. Vi jmiypiM t ive employe!-: i t ; heir efiort. t.oj
obtain qiifilifil'd employee- from eae!i Senior Class]
by arranging into .-view.-:, meeting.-, ami, also, sub
mit'ling peomime I record upon request'. |
io lire ami mamlair > joi* opp..rtu.'i'ty file to”'
a.-sist lnember.-; of the Senior t.las.s and Alumni in*
locating employment in fields for which they arc]
qualified and are desirou-.; of •positions. I
L To maintain placement records, and follow-up set-1
v x ■ ior Alumni in order io as-T-t those who desire',
If' I;; t (1 i i recommend ■ eL.-ingcs wiien place-J
meat oppoi I,wail ies are available and desirable, I
!. To set. vt* the ('•..• I{cv■ -by m maaimng p; r-mntmi rec-r
ordo! graduate •« wh <’h wbl in elude personal data,]
1 ransefipt, plmtogi apii and confidential ratingj
| Employers, students and Alumni are cordially invited I
If to av.ui f .vciuselves of the a i vice- of the Placement j
a Bure hi. §
I I here will be a representative at N. C. I
I State M eacher’s Ass’n in Charlotte, N. C.l
M. S. JOHNSON. Director *
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Second Floor of Fashion
NFW YORK "ANP.I Henry
Lope, former United Service Or
ganize ion's chief consultant on
,: i Icm: concerning Negroes, was
i the newly created po»f ol
| public relations secretary oi the
I Harlem YMOA.
I
TALLA£I ASSESS Fin. - James
|C. Evans, Adviser to the Scci
! Defense. Inspected the ROTC
ip at the IG.y.ala A and M. CG ■
!; ge last week and saiu that he was
•e/iiti i:n>.•• id with me line work
j'ooinq done .mi., :’ Pie direct’on of
Major C. M Davor,port and his
i staff.
IT CHOIR' robes
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MB down to-f’arth pritu »
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SSS EIRSCH CHIFORH COM?AR\
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