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TAKE \NY RVBJid'T AT .'
I *o.vf ;uni you‘)l i'. nil an ? ra-Tfti
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ininiOi tai fM’sei-ndini ? i i.» ; *•
yoii; :oH‘k siiouhl you t<«
his train**.
! n Kb*»n yni.i■a. zi i o-' A»i yu sf
>on;»* .’■> rtv*-i j-T**r.- - ihn
}} ?r > i,i | ?v . r n f Afrn-an h!o»><1
■an S'jHobf’? } s abn* Hiun Lanafor^l
Mild Master« C, ; ; } > HarnKon
'•non.- *" Dillard, Fmd «' Fritz)
Poll# tvi a tkJ dark Job ns on in thn.r
.} si s» o; ( o\i rw n js(>N's s.\ k '•:
'.f * few brief ns in. the
Khui,' ’>•>!} : t sh-nVI norn.l rk-o
• • f;jjT % ltr },,n" Tli<*r*'» »< * •
-on Langford. t!*e Nova y-iirs
Cailed tin- ■ l Han T.* ••
haby who was in for aimost a
- } her- is Sais'ht-I Pa i%i- who
*s;>yfc h • was horn in It*oT. anyway
’. • h, ?.s he*-n pi'< a ait' ov**r 2*» years.
{)f s-r .<Miintns named who :>iav.*l
Da* ..tme a Jong lime a- r** l :e
■ a<i- on-: 1 ;'k aa.r’a)
’ Fri**’ Pollard Jo* Dsns. fh<> Pai
ao * ’ '• shin k r- ■ t*»«3 !•<*<
fsa. -vb> r- Un-I as h«avy%vi*ht
kir\z f-.r 12 year All ?hn mor'*
n ■• *i O'A f}i P.ikm!. Ko:, ; : . on
:.n«} Vrr-isf wn£
iy the impost remains Um
si,i, hi s• rt>nil over this arrar of
HA SF!t> Af. r
■ \ 1 , w , U’ 1] i 1 p’- v f c . \ f
f.ar**y Dol.v Kov r:,nr ~'i.
H.tv.- 3'.:-.wn. *.?»•»?• v** r; r*ij 1 •
Par io-i T->rr k mo. Fro ok Dr.no
i . t ‘re • Crn *v ” [*i T»eM s
S'-;. r y-y--t 14}. Martin TMhii?<> --
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B A S EB~A L L]
SANFORD GIANTS
SANFORD, N. C. i
-VS- j
ROBESON ALL-STARS
FAIRMONT, N, C.
Army Field
LUMBERTON, N, C
Friday Nite, July 29, 1949 i
8:00 P. VI.
ADMISSION: Adults 75c Children 40c j ;
"There will a SSOO arize given away :c» Uks
i-:-r cri' the lucky a*jmi>er. The Alb-Star haw won j
10 of 15 games, C’jme out and see Wardei? aad <
McCall. s g j •
i
in 'inurn "i hi iriiiiiiißiiiiiMMßßMliiiii i i
.. »i a: ') .. ■ i ‘i: • vrj
j,„. (j.n- "Mv<i»*rious r!? ! >
.-h;! < h:u!<i.( i'U Ht* -a
!.. Ja< k John-.n onfr.K-- |
~r ifnr! >:! • .-.<•! ! .«• <!, y:::sk.
i.- pmim.'- wrtiili* 1 aping off
t;,,. j. w u- f.> kajro Ills- Po'-Mi ;
T' (i n (Vj, t r- 4 , [oe .feanett ”1 he
Ire-fi H; !i Ho‘Yl Meve-y or n<
named him: A3 Brown. Hass of f'm
Hinall Te r Jrrk Bhu'khurn. niv ' '
O T. in/ford i;. - *h »
1 f a aho* ■:! h*v vv-a o.;hi- oil
. «!;• r» 0!o t.< e him; Peis-r Jo V *u. |
w ho ) f' ny 1 ■ d t(> hee>>;vi *■ an Ar v ie r t -
•1 n eh 1 i?.» :f. < f4>r trim a book, was
wriib )> railed Black Pnin e , :> e- '
tH: ‘* ; ami Kid Ok*okr? • A.lso
?;• • i| kings lik.- Oorilln. .fori"- ■
Tom.liiiu ::.iix. A ms-ricvn N
' ■ •.• who I«•!<■»» it with
Urn '■,/! Tom f’rihh. a ;r' : a-t cham .
TRACK
! H. Trtvi >r. Bor,on. TU- -i
P r>)-< w: McKonloy: E’i::w, r- :..
T! r* ; e; t D'alViOtli!; N'-d '!onr
,}in • first >0 iiro.Kljnrnp - >r > f -
Wskivarf, tmnquoror of t,ho -Ts t
.foltiir'on: B<'l WTm**. !' r :
( t.irics Drew. Kent)'. W.i-'H-w!,,-!
\V,«»ilrow VVtiwm St.rodo > at! ii< -•
Pol,inson'' rri.A hml,. ■ t Chuek ;
FoiiviPe. h. -r in trm k-hisrory ’)
V >n-nu! .if ; w<»j)?hf-ii('•••• r .foh
i:; Vur>. ■ ■ ' I'*l h'.it mnkit. •.,
n , !!!•(: n-s ■■ :•! :■ few 'h ■ V.hfSf' :
■: it me.-; time 'f.hemsoiv.tst to;
; . s . ( f tin w;’h 1 fn’ftf.hon • 1 ih),
iij| '■ nit. isrintt,i for
NOT iiWAl.lfe!
Ttf - is ilo it 11. stmt; r ttiv v'-.j
tut. that RJ’.ONY s'-reenod ih
■l,l. -.'(si ,■ ; c among th • .-\rier < .
finis its reatl ‘s a M«tl
■si! ■■ !| n. flM«»d ah. s-; ’ i! fhf 1
■ I ::■■■■ j.a rt v. ) " in. ♦h--ir
'!! U INS RESIDENT
IS SHOT TO DEATH
H'j.!f)c fa. t s >TuU*n-.. -> f
'.vr shoi to death by his broth
er ii hits Arthur (. oj'ijn >t
l iU
Wtibe Poe v j, ■> f! vs tr. >f
( o.'fin v. i~ irre.t 'J >, tji-
NluUsn.v > C Poiu'e,
Mr Poe was shot n '.is S:>.)
»ia tu H o’clwk SanJat tn*re
ins luiv 17. H»- died i ; •-* m fl
ute; after be reached ;.Y- 2a>n
■sfa! in Mullins.
msmusT
SAfS BIAS COSTS
5 BILLION A YEAR
NASHVILLE ANP> An f.-.; •
: - 1 • ' * .* n itPiii'i.iii ‘w-iutd
. rntr ..>: ;r. y l 36.000,00*.*,-
• .i. . v. a rrr.df- by
■> : "‘';jL j him raw. personnel rnan-
L' r r:- 1 v-H'.vcs, Cue.. Stam
-1 "'i‘- ■ -r.':, r. an address fce-!
: " L'it ->yr annual session ;,f the
’ : :. -u Ut u; of tht*
■Nat.:. :) ->i- unary association
■’ 1 . »"r:i verSity recently
Avh ,n art.rt she aid hjyir.ess
ai ■ ' - 1 e rsti n and pin
; C.|; ail foreign
•,i every kind
a a r i v. v:e is a tre
;;o 1 a r ; htvh needs no
a 'a -; • rsun- selling;
r‘ui:.ty to increase
’• • . the g.;ods
‘ '• aaii is already willing
'-Lb,,: - : H Hotiston. a STAACP
' ' ■ ' .! . on Approach
' c ■ e. rtieni Pracact:''
He. u;;. the Cuarls." cited the
•' ' -UiL fro-* .; , co ppration
" ' o' Minority groups in
: a . t ,ii i.nmit’ ai.
- ; r Ah lie L ampson. dean of
; .o. iv A >i Hc-tvard ijrt
Avar ■ ernpßisized that ••racial
'■ ■■ ,-ible no v ir. many
•' d : n the south and
hd '<■■■ ;■* lone s to facil;-
A H ' addressing Lae
••tR-mar or* iuc.hijn in the south.
TOP POLICEMAN
IN NIC TALKS
TO IRANIANS
’ • A'.'Pi An a ;,1
■ as Lr.t .A;irt-ilcvE,i ht- n s
-ting tile Bronx
L ■"■ ii'd Acting Police
a- : ■ u:. f .a ... 1 rCline declare
'• ••• is . : 'Every home it::.
* '• a m ! become a sanctuary
* . ■ a .and ayt, as m
a. n•• tan<:,••• i breeding pis.ee
K1 ')• . New York's
. a.lr: ; N:-a. > faiice Cfl.C-V SpYkc
* -hi a: i: Us at their re/tdar
asa a. a Thursday at tne
'tztinr con-course p1.,7a
'as ■ ’• F- SOvas X C ie.nan.
i a ... roup, and John A
->1 ■ .rt vice presidtnt
the Nat. aal Safety Bank and
• , sv. ae among the
t ’ aa. It j decs present
HOME IMPORTANT
if :;ii parents and guardians
u 111 iaUtituliv dwlarfe their
■'LLnation-- • thr r cbiMren."
i.. pta . |-i jit: said “we btculo
•sen i'\m . itner a <harp de
. '.?> crime The some is the
n< st :aij -nt ia«’t«r in the
nTtian ,e juvenile ce'in
*u--n« . and crime among the
;h.
1 . not ,i proMem for
'Ay O'ds ■ ..one, I! i> the prob
n rb, h ;n• htirch. school
i d ill -:vii and social Organ •
1 . is. individuals a.s
• H Ref.;-m.»iori > do not a!
• • reform penitenUries «1.
! .n { ro-iu ■* i penitent It Ls
•r 'hr- miliar reasons that
- • >, r i tvy enforcement
a., u ,-s ,t- r - uime p-flvention
~‘' '»*-t than as rest and punish
ment for crime.' 1
N'. war is tub officials mdi
ate-t that Captain Klin,- was
the : *r v t N ■ . -o to address the
a i sit >t hesr organization
a' ! i ssi.. « a-'klv 'Bronx Hi
v . an,” the ’.veil known po
>ia ■ jificul's picture wits prom-
Ly display, J r»a page Me.
t VD ail KOI BIAS
NO .YOON iANP i An end
to '.acuf bia., in churches was
um chief item of discussion at
Uie first meeting jf the central.
< .tnnmittee of the Wirlft Cau»- i
sil oh oSurc.ncs, meeting in
CKheJiWteT, SllHsex, lartt. wc-etc. 1
Augusta Mayor Bans
Sale Os Telegram
AUGUSTA. G:. ANPi A poed
! preacher ' suiting s;.t fur the safety
• his race las: week reported axi
' ,''oj ylior abl c>!umc pi ir.ted in ,
Negr p.-ipor » the white folks, anti
the mayor aad it banned
Tie T legram published in NVv -'
irk, NT J.. vv is token off the -lards
, after i.ly • y Hnua had hesn f.?r ;
sal. ot-iy one day m Aau=U be- ’
c :.-:e rhe Se\. Wesiay H. Morris.
'ur-erhiN-ndent. ■> . -1, tile dis
i trict. African Methodist Fpiscopul'
•Tratrch, did At>t like a section call
ed 'Augusta After Dark."
Ecv Mcrns told Mayor W. D.
the column was '‘causing ;
fro" lie" am .ig L cal Negroes. Ac
coraing to the mayor, the minister :
s.,id continued circulation >r „i.e;
T“P ” u.ight cause a riot.
George a Ross rad recently ac
quired .1 iiccr.te t:i distribute L.e;'
new -'pc ycr in the it', one day be
f rt- th .- reverend’s complain 1
According to tile minister, the .
co'.ijinu, Augusta Alter Dari' 1
! f really a gossip c<Tumn s hinted i
tilc Ir- : ; ir Aidu-VJ ;
had ••onamitteed 'imnioral’’ acts.
• U did nat give names, but it did;
, 'iH. bi-cks >n c<?r r .ain \
. This c'-mcoiint was made al
;th augh r rT.erou: rossip coitunus;
appear in r wsp; pers both Negr.
'and '.-■ '1 iver ‘he ration
ThankL-.g t: - pe-.rcher for p dnl
::g out Lev e ds'' if the neve a
pap-er, *.h • mayor cou'meated:
1 im aar e Flo-; , has net perused
: thu ... :• r-e .LaouLi r he i
'would r.ut Li a v-j fceea circ ilating'
tr a 'r. : • th d ■ u, c [c-red eie- !
■ .»£ Augubt'i."
A ROOSTER'S LIFE
: DETROIT ANPi Ever ?- a
! roi-rter vrithout i . mo, taat didi't
strut but clucked ar.d >• : like a
' n'.' No. PL -Lo , silt,', at this:
Scivncc has . Lved away tc
] upset the sex 1 fe of a ro. . ■ .r tem-
I p .racily which will moke daena uc'.
i d Lock Like he-;;. .This -hanging
‘ n sex wis n'aortci at the .attoc.al
■ ir.:;ry 3d l tion m-sstisir
r Hi hi v.
:! According to F. 2 Tuck r. veter-j
j inarian sf Claypcoi. Inri, ..•ortstocsl
loan ii - made .as 'or..; and tat as I
hens Lo.- about one month by the
! use of certain female- sex hormone-,.
Th„ io'ir i : . • n of t. v hos
i mom's ls done ,'o ut a m nd.h be-:
fore siaugnter. Within three v eto.
the rsostcrH comb fades out aad;
'L to ins as like : 11.-11. Ti [ i j r, : -j r i
1 The treated sow-is hr.v to be
separe-.’ed f’x-m r tmai ruostet:;. |
becauv- the effect wear' off aodj
they become tough nostes: again. J
mm baby 1
LOST HAND BUT
IMPROVES FAST
PHILADELPHIA (AN Pi
Tiny tiiree months ol«i Roofrt
Wiiikec wn.j was, burned so se
verely that oae if bis hands
dropped oil, is thriving m
Women’s Konteopathie hospital, j
was disclosed here iast week.
Itobert, the Airs, baiiii
Wai.iker, was bnmed almost to
i erup when only seven days
| old.
Thi» view w'ss advanced by \
an American delegate who urg- j j
f-d that iaeJPor® the tc-ok j
j attiou on racial ,Jwscriminaaoc, j {
the charch “r-bould iTrst .of ail j j
1 put its own. iit*uiVft in order. 11
PAGE THREE
At the time he »i- admitted
to the hospital, suffering Lbird
iiegree bums of the face, both
hands and arms, he weighed
*tv'c pnuiicis. He now wesg-ha
nine pounds and oncces.
Physicians arupaated his htJse.
hand and during the ,r - ?;
-kin grafting, gave him over
V),'nto.Bl l d units of peatediin ind
i-rystiicillin Although the tot
was burned dangerously c.ias«
to hise eyes, it is heiieved boat
his vision is not altogether im
paired.
PERSONALS
Mis.- Lula Mae Stewart ■ ■■\ Mios
E’izat«th Wtnniogham were deie
dclegates at the First Baptist
Church if Fairmont N' r»Ls Carolina
the sth Sunday :f May
Mr ar.d Mrs Raymond Floyd,
iJr., of Orrum spent tils week end
! at the beach and their guests were
■ M”s. Ennor Janes. Mrs Z.. <•• Mae
w- i 'er-,. ar.a E:* e A;-:L •■/ 11 ot
! Wornbcrton The gr •> y an joyed
doe r trip.
Mrs H. A. Strickland f Orrum,
was a deiegute t;> tne Missionary
j Baja Lit Convent.,•on in Rale: ah, N.
;C., July 12-13 The convention was
held at Snaw University.
Mr- Etna Beils -f Lakeview. S.
s v ; , visitor at S S:- ,
• Church Sunday. July ! V Mr-. Bella
had quite p. reunion with her fath
er. F D V/ashmytoti ira aa- as
ter. Mrs Waiter Todds of Orrum.
'Mrs Beits is the secretary of
. the little Zion Church of Lake
vrw, S C Mrs. B-IL: en
: jojeu being it home -vith her
£i-r-M:ds and ex pres.-.. : -ncin e e*i
1 joy mant through . r.-. iest far
prayer.
ML Quassi ? Nance ad Mrs.
Viola South-rn enter, arned be
W.-r-ar.s Federation Club r. Fair
m nt. North Carolina at Mrs.
Nut .-e. Home on July 5 Trie Tub
! vvu.; entertained on Mr-. Nonce’s
beautiful lawn which v a 1 decorated
with ;*iadio!f of ail colors.
M - Emma Newkirk W 'a'.iig
to-t: is visiting Mrs. LuLe McKay,
Route 1. Fairmont.
(10ESTO HUT!
W ASHiNGTON • ANF, Mrs.
Mary McLeod Bethur.e, president
of the No Council of Negro
! w-tmen. took it ay plane last week
for a two-weak rest trip to Haiti as
guest of the latter government.
i ] L>\ in & Baker * Tad |
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RADIO SALES CAMERAS & 1
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j l anger s Lunch Room
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R. iUGGINN CENTER ST
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I ?or Haircuts, s-bewe.rs, Groceries |
Ope* ! 4*ys Per WeeL
POWELLS G&OGKEY ASO \
BARBEE SHOP
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