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NAACPSLATES 2
REGIONAL MEETS
P'SRO APRIL
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t nil A elation for tin; Ad-
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,;i the State; ft Connect i-
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I ON! or MINNESOTA S
1 OEt.AiN —■ ’(os ii t Nf'vnwi,
, editor ot tin- Minneapolis Spokrs
j man and St. Paul Recorder. wis
’ Tided one of MinnesotaS S'lO liv-
I in« greats in a poll taken recently
!by the Minnesota Junior t hat;
t her «1 Conmtme Mar* than
1 R.i.Ori ballots v. ere cast in the
■ veiing. -whirl* was taken in .on
< nertion with the state's cent n
, ni.il celebration. Newman, a ei
i \ r ed Kansas ( ity. Mo., ratio t •
5 Minnesota in i:'*2S. He is a v - .
l’esr of the Governor'.. Mate M •
•t il XdMsnry board and the tin
| neapolts Mayor's cvuncil :AM
;ii Pays Id \tlverlise!!!
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Till 111 linaiimim ■miMuipuiUULLl [jj , • ; i . .<. 'n. l-'TITIT ■Yn~r.H i»l IHWMMIH niftT
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STORE
EXTENDS A CORDiAL WELCOME
TO THE DELEGATES
1U I ML
N. A. A. C. P.’s
Southeastern Regional
Convention
I MEETING IN RALEIGH
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i SATURDAY-SUNDAY
March 26-27 |
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NAACP WINS FIGHT
TO END SCHOOL BIAS
V.j <; Vi' tT; ! ; S J iDrti'V !' >.• ;. < I
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| Ati ui.:. i A KikVili.U'titn The ..... m
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f. '; ■■ Atlt Htmcttiyrit o e.'fi red
f ON’t F. m ,J , I .. f ■ ..I
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hi.:’ Dl*v SS.t.'i
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\js (»! Kr- ::k-- ii(M‘tpnl.
Is Slain B\ I.jndl'uK
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. : ;i The ( arolinianl I
TRF; HATIOTJNTAN
JCS PSOSLEBSSTO
IE PANEL TOPIC j
Cirri nen Mitchell, labor secre- j
favy the NAACP- will he tin* j
principal speaker on > panel tie- |
veiled to ihe tiisi. nssioi) of labor j
and ciniiloytnent problemc- id. the;
r M. Sattuday session ft the j
Si".it!ir sie n Regional Conference >
to i o in Id at die First Baptist
Church
As a result i f pyperience trained 1
thiough i’m|.io\ merit with ‘he Na
tional Youth Administration and j
the Pie i'ij! ConiiiiittVe on [■’m
Ron a' ■> r-'er,! Pra.-'tices before ,i,> ;
aplsr.,.; hi'J pi’t’syn; past, Mi MU- j
• i‘• i: f qnde r.yvnji.-v with hbor j
■R. n and cmj leyment problem a;
they .'.Cod minority eroaps.
Ti l i. 11;; l-.e;". s ftl.i H-.ii i• ( . .
aid!" n I-.'i.i neat ion and 1
AV.' hinr.ioe kr-t w* ck. Mi Mi:
elli'I! U-erd that imy lat; ■ |-
1 at! /pied “ .rr> ;.fer:i:.i'cl;
disciirninaiidii ;a d sejae
; {fatton based eti race."
d'bif' ' apportin,.” r«■j-- . • *i ii;
WELC 0 M E
TO RALEIGH AND NORTH CAROLINA
Dja *fx irr js'a A
LLEsjA I ES
TO THE
SOUTHE ASTE RN REGION A L
CONVENTION
OF THE
NATIONAL ASSOCI/vTION
FOR THE'
ADVANCEMENT OF
COLORED PEOPLE
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Mechanics & Farmers Bank
DURHAM—RALEIGH
RESOURCES OVER $5,000,000
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DEPOSITS UP TO $5,000 INSURED BY THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT
INSURANCE CORPORATION
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Ta! I f!a. I ley kill''! - net, Mr. Mlt
cheJl. ai'peennp before Ihc* j
mittec on M.r l.’i arkttl “tn:. l i
I* , union be. e< t tiiieu a; I bar
i,aininß a-.tout if it reurer. tie? oi
di cr ayaim.i any etnrl<"
In ca'f race, reii'-.io't or na
if nal a ir'in. \.'e als-, a; k that any
| ,nvon follnv ing this mtjust I'-rac
! iice- hr fleet'rlined if it abrady
J has cldained nargaininu right?."
1 If! Ill' i: a db'r'.f'-io'l :• turn .
iM. P.ii'choll i’X|i'. eti'd !h briny;
.ft p'-et;. Ot p '.rib'..', lai'f" !••• -
I.';-!’ n in t nr iti practice? as UMy
il'fect Nr, rii ..'iiktis
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||’o|{ t Ll’iTOl Hill.
V-'ASJLNGTON. M ueh i
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:'b. be.'eiie la\ s.iu! Us
: te.’i.niflb??' of loi-i y n;:. a;a’r ■' * • -
idii-,. t•; \' b ,w< ii >\ u ■. .
■V if ;■■■ • ; - .si' lix.der and ie ;
. ; r, .\, j t;n!tar'.a i :■■■ ■ ■
isesson of ;b# thaM annual Yv.i'.it
t'.oi n A ncuitin;: b r H:e Advaaen
ment. of Colored People to In held
J here April rO-23.
Highlight of t ir linn day : erie?
iof !ii< t;n •vi 1 i occur <it Friday.
,' Ar.il viim lb, ear than three
| hand.; eel cor I ere nee deter,o’ ’’ n..;-
: lb; . '.i iay NAACP mi ■ r < naplr: s
j and ; outh councils, will ;.. it th •
( :pi;;■ ’ t i (ii cii.-s wiio Idea- re
! vc :cn 'tors and l i'nre-en'..' •
it'.e.. a t'".r n:.<.'l;ay - b.'.eisl.Uivc nro
! . ■ i \■ . hi,.; i tt ll. •;.*i r, civil
:] r um.' cenonric eccui ily. and so
• I Oal weliui-r.
M: -. III*! > Hir. ,' . N \CP ' till)
! c.'ta\. hie. .o’.nouiK e.» tli.?.*. ji b'
I' 11 to lil: ls!• t f . '(■•];■■ . '.'.i'ic.h ha i
j iv cn tdted i mei ali"i.' Civil Ki 'tit'
j\\ lit uiri’.Tiir (li lay ■;.m;,'a el
l llmeirii Culvers!..'. . H r !
I t!ie XT AA(I ’ X a,h < ilWc at >h< v
: re. < ta.. v. ill 1- Mi }|
: :•( ; re Mitciieil. the A" ■ i '
■ >* •* Ffc.li y, CHI’ ’ .a; s'' Lui l Lp* ui.il
'. *. ,»■. . fc . r > | ,(■, * t (*. t, i
y i ha:» t ixcd n Tiis in •• f --.!
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WEEK I'VIMNi; SATURDAY, MARCH ZB, 1949
j I LOLUiOF HEADS
ITO Vrli’Ml Ail AIM
!i»iKKT Vi II,L A. & 11.
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1 T’RAITPK YH'vV. Tas ; AN P)
, t Acrordiii;' to Di S .1. Reedy, pi e.
. 1 üb'nt of (hr Natioral Altenni nr.-
I j .aH' -itien. fot'-n lYiJlcgn presidents
'.vil! rii..- “Equalisation of Op-
Irr a'! uiiif tt ■ li.y.her Kduealton ’
' t the toer'h annual mceHny of trie
' ■ NAS t.i ■ r iu'lfl at Florida A. and
| tvi. . ibay , Ti'.;laiia'-'su', Kia . Api .l
Alt and t).
A F'>lli'i”:ng the lead of the Sain-
J .ri I'",; ton loopting it* 1948 the
• ! Tlorid:? Pc'tiu.u wHi have :;tudeni
• • r.c: ii;- ro i d Y.-Srd ihry heliovc
Li ' i).c(*c;.'L'Ft vy to foslcx' school spirit
-1 | i 'r.ni Wil'i.im I! Gray of
r'i • ivl.i A : 11 t.i M is sciicdulod t >
I ;’a ’VC I .uriijr CL i.'Men»an,
| ojv'midppl of Uw ivL ussnpi 'ilion.
Vj. ; I-. - <’< i t of (In: Student
i t ... It w ,‘1 hr a
• ' • : •p• - .• a Loi'ipijpL dance
SHORTER COLLEGE
MARKS FOUNDING
UTTUS ROCK. Ark.* In oi.sfr
vui.re ■ f its? o:ird annual Founder’?.
| d«y recently, Shorter college had
..-. guest : ncakers Bishop W A.
; Fountain, prelate of the Arkan-
area of the Afrl
i can Methodist. Episcopal church.
Bishop J. li prelate of
; the 'Venn -.see- Kentucky AMI. di«
■ ■ r and former piesidem of the
• collect". and J. J. Sinunons. real
it .date and oil broker of . I usk ,; '*
'fv e. Ok la
! ls ir ug the day tfa.OOG was rr.ls
led for tii< school a expansion pro
| gram.
in uiAH Americans continued h.i
■ i rat tnt.we than one egg per person
■iprr das on the average.
Research scientists and farmers
i alike have proved repeatedly that
; gsms ,md ' 'go crops can be rais
ed profitably in North Carolina.
hVati Th<- Carolinian! !