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- 'W :• ' U S";;.',*
HCTS DRUMMER Pictur
ed here at his drums is William
H. Mcßride who has become
known as the Gene Krupa’’ of
Harnett Cty Training School
Mcßride was winner in a State
wide Talent Contest held m
jfhsmsd
TOPS IN SCHOLARSHIPS—
Six students of Shaw Univer
sity who made (A; in every one
of their subjects for the first sc
mesler arc pictured above They
are listed cn the Honor Roll an j
given special distinction fa c
cause of -.heir achievement
From left to right are: Courtney
Omegas To Meet
At Charleston
More I’: <vv,> ] ■!:«'<! n,;
from N- ' tfj and Soutn Caron:; >
will rivet i: Cbnrleston, South
Carolina n Friday, April 20th at
t >-! f. 1 [ ;rr {;; ■ ;
Pst phi Sixth District Confrif nee
According to H Carl Moultrie oi •
Wilmington, North Carolina, Dis
trict Roprcsentalrve. pin!:; :■ i\ •'
been completed by the ent- >; lin
ingl chapter. Mu Alpha, for h.-t
promisse to he tbv greatest cm if .b
in its bust vY.
Talent Hunt finalists, v.inntrs in
local contests from all over the
district, will appear in rental •••■
Sunday afternoon, My. ID. '<■ cli
max the gala conferee.-»■ ! f... i
While tr<; project is net entirely .. i
contest. ar: ..biectn-c i-'- to pick ,
out taler t d youth, vo prizes will |
be awarded from. SIOO fur in u
place. SSO for second d ire ~s<d ,
$25 for third place. The disl rc'
launched this program four - . ■
ago and with the end of the <:< . -
rent year, will have given no.iriy
$2,000 in prizes and aid gran! • 1 .
•* talei.t'd youth, The largest lum
ber of finalists fver in cute, the
District Talent Hunt r expected li.
participate
1»P BF. VI A.MIN MAV.S SI'S \KI K
The i. onferc m e sc sns v, p i>
r ASK PVSSAGF 01
LAI TO PROTO l
FARM WORKKRS
WASHINGTON bin;, <v
safe gu finis to pr .tect agricpi■ urai
v. tkers in ttii bill to amend the
Fair I. xbor St’u, i-irds Act ■■ ;s urg
ed by Clarence Mo "beIS NAAC.’I'
labor reerctary, tcxtilyi. befo: •'
the Senate -ab ■'imtr.iU* c m- l-’;ii
Labcz Standard Act an endment.-
"Therc ',u <. a ■ n 1 :1: 0 ; C ‘.‘orcri ri'ii ■■
tlren wiio li-’O and v. -. k > t; :
Mr. Mitchell raid at the a.
on April 12. ‘•Under the present •
law ihm- child ret i re not protect- ;
ed ft oi i .nar.ardn.' ' T . i,.-v ,
biii. S 653, be pointed. <ml, offers \
these children u > protection
‘•against hazardous va rk afts.r
school hours." {
Mr. Mitchell asked that the bill
be amended to cover ait persons, i
working for wages in agriculture. 1
to Include workers in such seasonal l
industries as canning, tobacco, rot- •
W >o.t and oils; and io authorize t i
Secretary of Labor to extend the I i
same protection to children cm- j
ployed in agriculture as ir. indus- - <
fry. _ i 1
Raleigh and wiii compete in
Charleston. S. C. on April 23 for
a $2,000 scholarship. Or. next
Tuesday night, he will play at a
meeting of the Junior Woman's
Club of Dunn- (Dispatch photo
by Wayne Justcsen.'
Brcwn. a junior of New York.
Miss Florence Bocne, a sop ho
mcr* of Woodland; St Elmo '
Pugh, a junior of Norfolk, Va.;
Wilber 1 L Nixon a fivshm mos .
Smifbfield; Mt r Carolyn Y-
Prunly, a senior of North Fork, ;
West Va ; and Charlie Lyons a j
junior of Bethel
>, tlv- ,r>; ■ ' • if |
Dr Bcujan-m K Mu>, President!
«• f Motv house College who will t-;d-!
dre . ’.hr public re • ling; if ilo.-ry ;
T Pent) (, atv: Pasbom, ( .f M.;'
f •r:;i v’ ' r ' c - r >.: [: " i:;m
~ i,.. , I
•I-' U. 'I
IJi.isiness s t ysions will begin cn
Fri.biV afternoon ;.f Avca v j nsti-1
HAW SOI IAI S
Aeci.rrbng to John F Potts, D.b- |
; trie*. Marshall -if Mu Aipna Char- j
ter of Chariest: . Suu'n Carolina. |
. cveval events have been |
srhrduleci for the cun feet nee Tm- ,
mediately following the Cocktail j
Get-Acprai (eri p rty ,ii the fa- j
j mous Owl'.- Cash on Friday • , ren- i
| ign, the pu*aty will be entertained j
Cx in !y Hull ai . era -formal 1
dauur On Samrdav .a tier;: ■..• on, aj
Vio.il tour -f liisior.r ;•>]«:>• will be!
oi filed the cues!.:. On Saturday!
nighi, the Pan-ib ■nr Council will '
rpon.- a !>eaeh part-- On Sunday j
;Tiornirig’. o t )r>so.':A brr-jKiast will
be .held at Sou ■-■Hon School Cafe
*• !• : . li uiu <i!,a‘ -,v ! .lin'vtrg the
Tabnt Hunt,’ ~ rtintier will be giv
en for the ci.iitesUint,.
F£PC GIVEN TO? I
NSSGP PRIORITY i
IN RIGHTS DRIVE
... j
i.’iu'mr. * -4 ib : . ~ r.der.d F ■ !
L . y.m-u: p ." W! -.sion |
ha> riXTived prion;;,- w. the |
if ~: ,).• ..grain of the NUion- j
Association io. th- AcK.mee-j
m. ni of Coln.-r-fl pi opje i,v -.-uir of i
Heretofore 'he NA ACT l as rc-!
fused ?■ <■’ .;ig,;'-t*■■■ an , prinr'Sy jar I
civil right; iv. n:.urc; rr.iui.talnit./j
tr.i. anii-Jyneh.i.g anl.-poil lay.
imti-segregiitinn and FEPC bill.;
were ;ill n£ equal imporlance. At
‘he regular monthly meeting on
April li, the board voted to aban-,
elm; this poiU >
'jme efforts of tbo NAACP v. ill j
be voneentrute-j upon obtaining on- j
actmerit of the FEPC bill ns the;
fieri order of business. Other items 1
in the Association’s legislative pro
gram however, wili not ; H - ncglect
c-d, Walter White, secret;. r an-!
noiWieecL " j
SEEK 5 MILLION
NEGRO VOTERS
BY 1950 ELECTION
NEW YORK • A MC.aI O' 3.000,000
Negro vote i s by 1990 was set by
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People l as
tn s:.-'.vsr the "victory of the
Pixie crabs and their northern ai
des in the filibuster fiasco."
The NAACP Board oi Directors
■t its regular monthly meeting
here on April 11 called "trie As
sociations 1000 branches, in the
South as well as in the North and
West, to conduct intensive regis
tration drives to expand vastly the
N; gro vote by 1950.'
By tile time of the next c mere. -
dona! election there can be ,5,000,-
FISK SLATES 6th
ANNUAL INSTITUTE
ON RACE RELATIONS
! To plan the "how" and ‘"whaF;
j of human rights, the Rat e Relation-,
’Department of the American Mis- '
sionttry Association announetrs its.
sixth Institute of Race Relations.
;He!d annually nt Fisk University
tibs- year's Institute will open on
. Johnson, Pn\ h.J. n! of Fr k, will
direct the pp'r-, i ding':.
A natoina] 1 .boralory, the In: 1- :
i Mite is set-up !o provide the sewn
: t-.'ic ‘ kIIOW iv'iV" : 0 Opt j];f; til!
; lions -- tin.;.- affect our 'hfitne :
Mown.'' our < nmitry and the v.ndd
j This suww: v- n v. J conctv-
j trate on the social and ryiiticat it,-.. ;
1 p.icatior.,, of n>-,nvm m-.his. How
| can there right- !,e oo’o .red for a;];
j peoples m mrr ■■■ctv " Whet :-o
--! involved u- uric. - tAe-■ >v ,t
i daily live and .-oei.it t -titutlon.-'':
! General background oktrol ne '
i Cte !. into : >e fr-oro' ,v. ■ I; i ; ‘ir
! question , 't ile .5.0v0., e.ativ
jm.'iti of action Pi,unmeet educe-
UNSAFE LADDERS LEAD TO FALLS
“Ct'iOck VY i • j ifjfj ■ ~r
dim, s 'hahif;-. If yu-m yv ■ 515' t«» b*
•kfe Comity Agent W C. h„v>:
i : ( ■ ■ ole .> t-1 1 ■ {..oitege Ksicr
ing far too -n a insafr- 1
Pi. i'j; si ; j;, op .. ■ . ; r j
be elfhe: 0pp.,:,. or f j, , j |h«
i-ncld' ■ ■ nos.i<s * !,-,g
s{ i tro.a if , , o o . i ,
cation V- V 1 o; i, ■ o
-ti in a I;a■ rv m <■,< ■c <a f
Before monnlmg a indcku-, p
sti-e It o' .ecuvoj-.- The No
that i! he set scorn r, r u
LEA HEII #A MS LWLH:
MATTIfKW A. HK,\S()\ M :»
Arctic explorer; .Member, A<l .iKl'
g : > i-il IV-;xry‘• f n-tie Kxpi-diiior. o'
i ' '' ; '
:i * R
1 ' • i
imAMCiI fiV fTS FIKLIB: , teA
colfi value! Think of it— ten full 1? c 41 SI ilffl i
glasses in the big. BIG twelve- 1 ‘ j I|B Ij
e, ounce bottle! Vet, there’s no finer 1 in die big, b' l jf] \siPSiJcz> % >
cola at any price! Take home a I v * : - OUUCi 'Hi
| carton —-that's twelve full glasses. | ' w/jj/Lfl '
Why Take Lass;;. When Pepsi’s Best!
[
1,000 registered Negro voter:
j throughout the country, including
2.000 000 in the southern states, tin
| Board resolution asserted.
; "A vote of such strength'" the
i resolution maintains, "can contts
j bute significantly to the regetwra
jtion of political tetivity through
' out tine South and to the election
I (it more southern legislators of the
! calibre of Senators Popper, Kefauv
iev and Graham. These voters, u
alliance with other liberal foccts
i on the local and natio.il level, can
! materially alter the present pole
| tical complextion of Coiiea sss and
I prepare the way for enactment or
• effective civil rights legislation.”
tors. scientists and community;
leaders serve as IccLih rs and con- j
sultants. Anions' these Hated h;r ‘
this summer's series tn mention;
only a few - are Dr. Frank Horne
of the U. S. Housing and. Home
Finance Agency; Uio wcll-knov.u: 1
al Urban l.« m'u . Clmries il H> ns- j
cum; an i eslr.ctive covenants,
CL-nr.,c S. Mitchell of the Soutiicin;
R> .’e-un! '• a , ; , ,!■ 11 !,o ■
r. O', •■ ci a-U t - has :m o - Ft.
of Chicago, vhn pwetilky :"rnplt t -
VV.h.l.,.‘i'!:
Lite has grniiiu.’cd ,00 U;t- '
th- s’tiilil; Ktakina n! apo)
civic and religious ~s.;L i
the i; fourth for* d i e- r . ; ■,.
h> the b'T‘ ■ !>p r' A ••-!'!» should
! 3 1--so he hoi '.‘i nt >:(•■ -h ;><i i.'ji-: 1 ,
; h if used where.- 'here is danger 1
’’f ppiru-
A.hvav:; f the hidd's jp.jng !
;up or d<'v,M;. , n d hold <m with I of); ;
hand.;. Take <'<u step at a time
•ion'! Hurry 5! > easier and safer;
; ■ " •! ' sirs i ;j:,j 1 ■
tersi-. veil a: ~ landing: T"uh
I f, r materia!.; that r-imn! he carrhd;
• 'afely in pork eh; ah'utlcl oc hoisted ;
;-.e !h a hand ime.
Weo ; f.e th" ! (Ode r • hold |
'• !!h onr hind. Avoid w.i itlfij;
; n lti|h osnet, Av-a.rl overo-estrb- i
Sit, or over •'x('Vfioi) J, S ;■ or
T!Uli!»<:; v. !',i|<- worker; on ladder
Hes sen her ’ ha' j: s, .y : , lose
balawx* and fail
1—
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v- * I j |
! < -,lsl:
Y \ 581*’
TOPS I ASTI K PAR A !,* t
Mr:-, Bitty Lou Thomas of Llt> T.
(abarru-i Strict won top honors
:mt) a Soft pri- ‘ Sunday .n the
lest drt ed woman in the K;-.-
h iftii Easier Far in contest r.pon
'iind by thy Selah Jubilee Sina
ia . in eonnu’tiois w -ill their Tast
er Sumlav aftei noon concert at
the Karikh Memorial Xsnittor
iimt.
Mi"., rlinoias was fef* hinyly
gar! ft in In ml, r gab - urn:
t 0., suit with lavender shoes, and
l ay and *;i >k hlou t-, hat and e‘tr
*£r. Her -uM ss i - m sic by b- t
mother, ills. Mat i),n is. .Mrs
Thomas mad- tier own hat
V'■ t.■’! nh.it Si, (tlamicti hi do
wtiii her I'riv . she ?d ihat she
tlrasidj civcii pari of :i to
hr Mot hi - .ire < I plan--, to hank the
rest of it.
TGPEKA SCHOOL
BIAS SHIT HEARS
COURT DECISIQf!
'1 i >PEK A \ : . s*Ji-:"t;- V f,.. tss-
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BY TOl SHEPHARD
A few year? ago Newspaperman,
i Walter Winehell drew the w rath ;
of Congress by calling the Hoys:; j
of Representative the “House of:
Reprehcnslvcs."
Jus! hov. he got that way was |
* shown, pretty' clearly last week j
; when legislation to establish a j
* i,tnut‘s reserve in the Coast
j Guard was on the floor of the j
House for consideration.
Not the least bit of difficulty j
! had beer, ex yet ted in (hr passage |
jof th< bill, and it is quit,: likely |
! hat there would have been none i
! had the bill been voted upon as
i -t v.-.ts written..
; Instead. Vito Mareantonio, New
York City's American Labor Par-j
ty Congressman introduced an I
amendment to the bill This amend- j
tner.t rnild have banned any dis
| crim nation :r the Goast Guard's |
'. Wcnier.'s Reserve because o! race, i
j creed or color.
i i d.-ntbt quite seriously that there)
j wo ;hl be any objection to such an
j nmvdmetit by Coast Guard ;vffi-1
! rial:-, because the U. S. C'cast i
i Guard has the best record, from
; the standpoint of integration of
pm s, r,i;el of all branches <>f the
: nab u s marine armed services.
* Air on Imm. was defeated by a
In the interest -of presenting h i
i vie. r picture of whal foil owed, u
! may he necessary So point oytj
in: ' .1 • •.' v:>tc w a proceduvo i
-s' Fry for cit! >.■; ihc “yc : i
; <’i' ''nays' whenever there seems j
A' s rcsuif them i- , iof ;
;he Thy pn rticiilnr n nee! of “no j
: vote ' and, to a !r degree, th- \
i '.riter vote" in which those mem ;
■ i'- rf;>y i siiic a measure and is,s : , J
ter :-- i’ -f .e .s'ic pur jks-.v of h: ,
7- >
' i their constituents
Marcvuitonio, <-jir of the ic.r-s j
i populai men aeor.g hi., colleagues j
:hc most a state puriiaraenta; .aus, j
in save the W'nKnte-' Rescssf
rp. ;; • ov. lcr,' l v I a? wither ‘ill fay <|e- \
mm - ■ i ■di call vote on
amendrn- t:<
The, time the amendment pass -
' i'd by a vote of 193-133 with those!
from areas with!
tion or where strong support of!
iso- dto* Truman civil rights
.urogram was indicated voting for;
' .-ret ir.j< of th. United States armecl
, ~ . , ._ c
, , i
sum was not to be the case; for
North Caroiin.Y? own .Reprc-aenta- i
five Banner, smarting under the!
- .or Os a b?it of civil rights leg-!
, islat ion, even ! hough it affected I
tsb' an uixiliary branch of the i
armed services, introduced n re so- j
iutim to send it back to commit
; *OO
Tios tunc there was no record
vote, and hiding behind 'he know
. ledge that their constitutents would
nave no offieai means of detemin
. mg how they had voted on the 1
, nu'.-iMire. anti-civil rights congress
men and their “off the record ai
i lies, voted to send the measure j
, back to committee
Tii's was done, e'earty domon- ,
strating thta the anti-etvii right' -
: forces would prefer having no;
: Won.-'ii';: Coast Guard Rcnerve ty
having one in which every v. r-man ,
was guarantied consideration on
i the basis of her merit rather than
: ‘*n the ' dor of her okm or of her
racial background.
W hat was more, .f sh-rwed can
clusively that civil i ights measures
can pa>s and are likely to pass in
the Congee-- ,f the record vote of
ihc individual member-; c made
available to the constituents who
sent them to Congress, ,
N’t ml. nr-;- foi that matter do
> ven .1 majority, of the member . of ■
the Bouse take advantage »>t sm-ii
tactic to evade the<r responsib,- i
I.r. » their <■'-nstitucnl But.
tie' fair of the Woman's fc.-.'t
Guard Reserve Bill .-hoy.-, enough
of ih'-ni do to call f<- the f iinuiva
tien of "voice.” -teller" or other I
non-record vote::.
Perhaps a Congrcsman's coc.li- '
Incuts have no right to “demand' ;
that lie vote a certain way. bull
they do have the ■ ~ht to know i
!n-w lie votes co that, they can jn •
the future, send men 1o the House :
arid Senate who will art in accor
dance with the expressed wish of
the voters.
NFW.MMIIHtiV LIVES
TRENTON SIX SIOOO I
NEW YORK CAN'D A con-!
trtbutior. of SI,OOO for the defense '
of Six Trenton, N T . J., Negroes con-1
vieted of the murder of a white i
storekeeper was made her recently!
by M.ss Anna Lotjis Strong, white i
newspaper woman expelled from (
Russia not long ago as a spy The j
contribution originally had been:
i ffered to the 11 Communist party!
leaders, now on trial, but it was re-j
fused,
SECOND SECTION -
The Carolinian
WERK ENDING SATURDAY APEJL 2: 1 ., li'49
> _ == _ a===
Li t ML IV
■'Let me learn,’’ ihi It tie isres. ray
i They have learned that Faith must
do
More than mediate and pray
! That a b.-uider may fall i hrengi.'.
| Mak.ng on*.? largo man size *n
i trance
i: t" stiiy. !": . -
] They have 1 ear nett: forget tin? dis
| Count no steps run' stop to blow,
j L'IVK RAF AT TIIK (JAY
CfH'.VCIL BOOK
Five prominent and qualifk'-ci
i North Carolinian- hav* fill d as
i c.mdidates for City Council n tiit i
:a spoctive cites: R N Hands. Dur
hnm, N C vice j.res.dent and se
re t ary of the Bankers Fine li.sur
■:tw C< mpany and member of iium
; evens civic organization : it elect
ed Mr Hand - il! !>• -■ • ,-Je .c;
Hi.-die MeCanU; <Jr*X'iisbon>. V,
C, i 'rnninei t reshiurae J a.;: and
| eieirciiinau. DR \V P DeVANE.
i*.i> ettO\ il!-'. N C . u. » wfui pr. c
■ ticing physic;;!! and eminently
! qualified i", rwic s I - ,i’v ed
i federally !. 'iicnarJ in WYuUi
;\V o i ,md tx-uriimrig p- .. .* w
: drafv Boar*! W-wid YVar I!,
j Wiiiit L *.: i* :‘, f r [ti'ard •:!' Aisiw
{man of 'A'::. ‘ r; Sib n. N. The
! cton*l K p; n-'th 'WiFi, m.-
j C A HA YWOI )i>, rr:->v' , lau,
; Raiciri? Funeral I lorn-... He L. .
lend he ■.') r-Sipognh'C't as o, jntCn:
•civic worker, a director <-r the Me
litAtiicv. n’ K.* n {'• B'i/iK- rj
j apement C- an of YMGA. anu
|; erst exalted raU s of Fidelity Lodge
! . : T,’! j,- .. |> s ( ,
| 'phase Carolina cirizen, .ny mov
| f.g to pinnecr a needed
|v, edge in the c- nnmmity life of
i our ehoici.sv and q. -.vit 1 .;-
I i? vtrcr .: • ~ ,
j slip]) 1 It their lysrc Ctv: •J ~ T:
car; eve. . 7GTL . VOTE- .
(VOTE . YOUR PEOPLE NEED,
j - THEIR CRY IS STRONG
! P ACING PROGRESS
! It ;s encouraging to not-.- that ten
! -'trite? have Fair Krnpi'’ yr:ji; Law?.
! three entered the f. id ,fir- -:?r■ * th-
I eonth of March while Coh| re .
jiia? been fighting every FEPC;
I 'i'rVr tooth an-d sorr#- - j
| has been made. Thos<? whu adopt
ied laws in March -vert. Now
I co, Washing-.m and
i-N- V , Kan., Cent).. Tndand Ki,
j passed FKP law . between: LMJt ami
i 194 C. Tho all of the laws differ ti.es
all have the central fm-me -- t'., ;
|prevent disenmir. uium
THE NOTE 'I HAT "JACKIE I
| ROBINSON'' Hi. MARKED' IJ! '
;Rlad to get bac k to t: e -d old
SA .clr.'ir;v t'n * ... j
jUad to perform in G.i * was rejiud- .'
| iated in the 'New York Timer..'' i
| Robinson’s and the D-rdgPr'-.i rectp- i
ti r: in Georgia was parailei
.Sin nnan'r m flavor, ' Chen .
ip< n-cd from th* throat? . f i>
‘au.s when he at’iwarcti de-pitef th? 1
iact that he had Iweu ir.forrr.ed »>v
Dr Samuel Greer, the grand ;U.,.
■a >f P:C KKK th.r ;> •. -
'be no demon:;!) iti*-r. against Is,
: playing. Robinson wa { . leery of j
G*“- rgia If there \k< r. n;, i •
; iairometer to use fur judgement.'
UiC reception would definitely '
• iio-.v that the trend of World think
ing has changed.
AND TEL I OF TIM!
; Twelve ciignitarie. : P-'
; Truman, Vice President. Barkley
I and 30 Senator-, made history in
I the Interdepartmental AmtV tv
|in Washington recently The .won!
1 fbc Atlantic Par* For j rr-r 1 ! n
■ against Rus.-rio The meet rig w.,
jplan, the act neighborly But v-tii
j teeth May it a . v f,r
j brotherhood.
i April 10 . p,Print;. Dev. at,.
: tvorsarv of Mir Ball!, of I.exing
; !* ’! ami Concord The day 177a
j when General Gave sent out Col.
ones Smith and Major Pitcairn
w.'h d fnrep of ftoo mfi: in t;/p {hr
i2liujij t i on r. ;, t f>r< Y j j n ix* js • } 1 ; i ! 1 1
, Severe made his famous vide and
j roused the minutemcn. Petei Sa
j lcm. a Negro, fired the shot, that
j feller Major Pitcairn. Os Hie Bat
i tie Emerson wrob
|By the rude bridge that arched
Ihc flood,
j Their flag to April breeze un
furl- d,
! Here on re the embattled farmer;
stood,
tAnd fired the stmt heard round!
the world
HOME FOR EASTER Omh-m.
jN. C, Warren James Strudwick.,
| with M- n, Bert her and Sister, 302!
j Glenn Street..., Anri David ID:
I lor. Weaver, tif)7 Brant Street, with
'Many; ancl Papa and all the clan
They are both. Howard M< -:l.u.v.i j
j School Frosty
! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goins. Jr.,
i from K. y Mr and Mrs. W J.i
Kennedy, Jr, also from N. Y, where j
he is about to receive his doctor-j
j ate. . . All N. c. Mutual satellites.!
I Mr. and Mrs. (Gloria Garrett, Noe)!
Hsines Down Florida Way. At!
; Florida A. and M. specific, M S,j
Johnson, secretary Alumni Assc
’ ciatinn. North Car- Una College,
Durham, for National Aiumni
: Aa-ociati'-n Meet Mr. Johnson
:■ : .“d ;o panel discussion leader
:on theme: '‘Equalising Educational
i ;-. rli.rdtles in i'/igher Education.”
Poo s i nipha ozcd- J. The strength
'! Ui» Aim::: . Association in the
fight for suit citizenship. 2. Toe
. diLiiilr need fur greater and
; great, r participation in. political
activity. J Definite militant tvader
'■ill.: in all civic ass lirr. by -dunmis.
Carolinian KIVEItS, April lit
Dei'initc .-dand .igsorist. double
standards of education and in tho
•bent F'eder if aid fnjit riis
: i s:ii:n. a Cniii-ge Presidents
•-'li'Mid restrict, t.hier endeavors to
th Colleges and not attempt to
; their hampered type of
leadership.
\N ADmTIONAL II AT
The Rev James F. Works, paster
* ■ ' Si. I rj : : 5.;:..:,: Ui c,rch.
f " - candidate for the
' ( Beard ts Education Fail in Ciir.r
, ic-rt t,. -rc ■» Tapped ,y. Communis!:;
• : ... I ungfTi.; >; Hiighefc:.
Ilixoc Chi,sir■ Chaplin ar.d
A C’ tvl : Pr.v/eii. '.VrG.L •
he J*< s ‘.e:!; AfvCF.'s new mu'nr,
tie Rev. if lav: ! Jorms-t. v, H nr
fT; ♦ H { jyy . J ,| - f ,
1: ; ss • - s .j; j n q 1() ri ».,
b e i>-, - irNc ! sp-'ot"
'e ' ' r ci,si es.'h in ip by ,F iiast
b: -id J;*. J Jin !-. Os
, N-: F 'b'dk. bf, , f. ! 1! V.
. ! I) . Hav.'Ai?, of Mss.:.', is N
■. j. .... t v ,.’ y
,G ; • ■c k Humphrey :'■ • the Week
: end. Mr ibiu-kiii? i s * on
!"3" re,- «.f the if Gerd*--. petroL
A.S TZMK I’RLSSES Fnp THE
;It F:J t' VENATI O N O V sl'*R |\ f ;
■ TIME, . 302 Glenn Slue! ' f. n
fhai; . N. C
MiDU'EST SKY mills
RAPPED FOR ROLE
IN CLOTURE OEFFAT
f SOU TIT BEND -■ C.'mdei'.mrdion
rseiri who enured the fsjCCC/y
<:f !h, filibuster tv voting a ( .*nin;-1
e Barie v ruling" was expressed
rc:oil.;'ion ationtcj by the IV;
■j e", '' : th-.' M'dwcvt Regional
Train;?ig Confc-enoc ~f t;; N ; , -
•ncs.ji As.'toi ation fer the Advance
jr‘ ’' n l '• Colored Th c,, :.. !;c!d he: e
be s sell -out to the Dlxiecr.ds:
■ ; ' r; ' ■ B Ohio). Ca;.chart' -R
d'd. ■. Chapman <D.. K> - Hicken
»P! ‘R., low a KC): , (R., M 0,.,
' Don-,cal ip ATo >, R> e,j. , R.. K; in .
e.!H'b 'Ti M»J, R((d R . Kaii.l.
. ' r ';y<:- Minn,), and Vandxrbere
( R Mi eh. i
,T- r olut'or, also .-cored the
nu'Pi five leadersliip of Senate
" hi' ye- le-adcj Scott W. Lucas of
Lm>' :s :n the ftilbiisier fight and
; expressed concern about ihc “rc
-1 mark:-; of Senator Paul Douria.? of
fi i m-- •!>' which are cores trued by
’ft* an ' nciors '‘r- eji* of .
•lib ’M in the South.”
Re-d-dicating there--elves to the
: civ:’ • ights fight, the delegate.- call.
. Ca ‘" n ' P-.ssagc of st Jo and federal
KEPC laws, ibolitiun nf mc gyp gated
: < ciiiG.i’.i'n in tin.'- j\; id west. rojwa.l
' i the Taft -fj^rf.loy 3'iur and i riser
-1 • tion '■* '-jnt* djsrriminaf.ion t'.'tfo*
in Ini • :■ ji}r>iv
i .
C ..ion r.j toe cut ton of mi
• o', group, unde federal and
loyal| v orders adequate so*
| ei.il security and m nimuin wage
j!• gislatjon, ;, n d ihe t* -unnatrui of
: '• 1 e "in tor pi vtr. -• hi housing
• projects i «.»< eivlng financial assist
! ance from public apemiles.
Voters f rged To See
Senators At Home In
I ivil Rights Fi^ht
“ r
NEW YORK NAAfT branches
yyd ‘her groups throughout the
country were urged th- week to
; ii'.ize (if e gatiy/s f, call upon
- thm eprcsi: nt.,-)t ■, > y and senaim",
'' - 1 may hr- hunt- Ru the holiday
‘.rid to urge lh«ir support of
i ci’. it i ights Igisla!:on. change of
hvil i'lCtd j« , J.-'ili'l; • -haflge of
tnaj'.i'ty vote, and opposition to re«
ration of Italian rules over Libya.
| Eritrea and Sinaiiland in Africa.
“Let your senators know that
• you arc not satisfied with the new
j Senate rults to permit clo'ure by
jN.AACP secretary urged all I
Si sri'lics “Lit both vour senators I
' and your representatives knw that, 1
jyou iner.ii business in this fight for I
civil rights and expect their sup- I
I'Cvt. Let there. Know that you arc 1
• opposed *o the return of any of the I
j former colonics to Italy in any I
j form.” I