S
Ti«* ;>m i> glimpses ol Timer
«*•> i i‘< Sm urajnee Company
m- rv' ldu' r;-* vv bonw tiflife builo
'< ; i .»:• r m ! It-1
vitifJßtff: Lett, a group of
> fri* »>'>;<•<- fcoMim-t, two tfoli
' < t sr..‘ ir n *(in'.i; department
K. 11 -t: b; t nn.se rvation depar ; -
o M ■ a.'id •<; vi'tmeot ifep-ti tmeiit
< ANP>
PREDICT NEGRO
APPOINTEE FOR
WELFARE DEFT,
I t •« LBEKI AVDF.ftSON
WASH N ; -'i C.’s ANPI - FY - ’
tonct President Truman recur.-
mended the creation ot a Federal
!’a partni* ■ 1 ct Pi-.trif W ifare witn
rfito <<•; status for iv- bust! undo;-
y.wo'Hs h. ve continued rix
w ; spying a N«-.fp is u bt named
a ore r.l ■. j i bs "undcfi - -
• • rts.ry a jot which will }>;•_>
b< iUi tto..,n SJO.Os; per annum
'lfa n t>* |*n Ilf mdic Uou
from th* W'sufe House that this is ■
being contemFlatcd but tin recent
r.h-»» down by Ralph Bunrhe of u
*l. !.•- litja.rfn.* ru ,nb has caused a
R-t of thinking here
Offering an undersecretary a
Ni'krc in the new department will
in sooir my placate the mob
which has' beer, yelping and snap-;
I iri;> at tii' President following the .
hO'ure oi C ngress to par* his civil
nr.hu if, .aticn
j j,. advisors an 0r,.. : a
tot thb iippoii ‘merit and al!!t<»<
• tiame-' have be< ri submitted in
jhi hyps thebe;:) proposal, .several
r'",: u T.-.jßiat.ite* hay* b<-*m
mho r Sin. presidt
; ! !f : ■ •:*vhr rcp.-.m his sup
> ; ' •%' i ; 1 - ible.
'-.C! r-'.vr : sorr-.fr Tm'ildhs
fi,.r (ii'il was < mid
i : Nemo i 'ii'. titr.si.fo
.-t ■ r y hnv. i. ■*- ?i i .<• tip-off
■ - ’hi- .r. -i»- ns o mais were forth
<•••- -!• on, mat
' :-n.i "w irsg iis: boro uvo-t
, ' r .- »iti\ :Tn *otio-Ci for the pas)
o :r < : n ' i;o:.d i»f ii»e fit part merit
Pm! ’ ■ W P-H-. if and wimn the
bo.'oau is MTM.p and his attitude
o' ; t, ■ m- mi fit fa v O'- aor
f-• or ■■ . i■ . n•(. p'oot- i.
I; wot: KM) 11 EH F ...
ALIENATION SUIT
NAMES PARENTS OF
TWO MONTHS' BRIDE
V V MARK Hi* MAN
!' H! LAI ■ S'l. pHI A (ANP I - Jrracs
H N. V-:,]]; ri; • - -
A- y.-titni o! Downirutown jrdus
i true Institute sf Hied t .aieiv;-
*s - ('I .- sni iucoip the parents of
ihi;- hride cf tic months, Mr and
M■■ he: i M Kf-f'/y .: ! i
Wi-ring’s ci.-i : ; tale that ais
’ wife GSon; who 'rs.igee ■ ;rr , in
! Wiln. ngtori. Xu !. on M, > 18. tied
•been .nfluenced by her parents to
; leave hirn because they preferred
: Alexander tc >. n, Mrs. MabU Mc-
Kinney. Thomas McKinney and
• Alexander -re being rued so.- f. 5,000
, each
! Waring further charges that the
; parcf’s- encr-u! epe-d bis. wife tc de
isei't him few hours after thc-i;
t marriage thus “wickediy’ depuv
-4 tng him of his wife's affection.; and
; causing -njury to him and finally
tie-.1 roving ail ufleeli< ha. wife
had for riilr
The youri;.' plainti.lt s.iy:- mot ne
and htr wife wen- hnppty married
lor two days be to re the tan ly ni
. tervention
i The suit was filed it Common
. r;- a coil'd by Atty. Ileymenc! f'sci
Alexandri this week. Alexander’;;
format charge.- wfr« termed
complaint in trespass." W-rinr ac
i \
'
'■ ' ;
f. r j t, / *
v ' , / V--;- - . f> ' ‘ t
• h-c hi; :s ~:- s i f harboring and j
I•: ; .r. a r intense dislike for j
V. i; • lew 1- ■ such propor
. - ; t.n. .;f evened to break
w .iit.c Isi r;..:me<; tha his;
■ 1 j t.- kept ner in the' r
■ ■ ; n « . tier she returned j
h- o' toil' wing their ,
Wtit dDgton He said '
I
v. e: War n. “
- .-u. !!> . tc take ret clothing by I
r tn parents and brother.
W: : claimed that he believed j
! ■ win wanted to bt with h r.r .
t irom > ; nviTc :.ticn> --ver let phone.!
v co ..bt; that si. wanted -R
--:- wif. and admitted to being held j
ugamrl he wishes.
MOTHER SPES CHILD
DEE BENEATH TRUCK j
AGUSTA Ga. iANPi Lit- j
tie f.v& Mae He otirrsur; 3, was
killed last, vceeli w.'.er. a whit;-
ie« man redied his truck over
her &< her mother looked on. j
The driver. Charles Williams
fl did net stop until he heard
her mother call to him. He said !
he did rot know he hart .'truck
1! r. According to the icc man
Continued on paxe 16
The CAROL!Nj|]V I
W EEK EXDxNi; SATURDAY, -H'LY 23, 29 J 9
ADVENTISTS MEET
IN PENNSYLVANIA
IMTTSTOWN. F:.. i.iNp v--
, ; r>> Mvie: i, lisy Ailv;Tis’s (ji t.re
AJb-ghi :iy •.•Dili--; ( i.:si V.ieu
j cloned their largest ink most mi
’ spiriag annual re; vices in ‘.' ii}.s
ialong the banks >-f the AJj-natawny
'.e-li-'.y at P'O IST■. v, : 11 ; .aril'll.
tents, tk, Advemists divided 'h e
i reives iim kindergarten, and pi i
iHi apt yonth, ami adult groups. Fat
tor Reht-i: Sslau. tin son of a he.to
hum -r in the Routti Gea
| v-as the guest speaker.
<>!ii<-r speakers iniiuded Henry F
i Tb'invn wt ju a ci-miijot'd n
(an) miie trip through -frica. and
! Mis.*- Anna Knight, a missionary
from India.
Tie- tint for the ki:i'F i'garte:i j
end primary little* people was d'*-
eoratei! and managed by Mrs. .'es*e
R. iVagnet. A. v Pi-iktuy. youp.'
f.copie’t, Ivader, arsis *‘d. by B. I
Watson ai d a corps of young mitt
isters. !<-« youth services under a ,
r,i-w y*-llow tent. Mrs. Geneve Me
Donaid was chairman of the tent
UNITED KENYA
CLUB
MUOR VISITS UNITED
KENYA CUB Aldlerman
Frederick Wooley, the mayor ot
Nairobi (shown in Ike picture at
loft center) is enjoying * post
luricheon discussion with some
Indian and African members of
the United Kenya Club. Founded
three years ago. the club is com
posed oii Europeans. Indians and
Africans- from alt walks of life.
It- object is the promotion of bet
ter racial relations: through the
association of ail races in Kenya
intere-iec in providing- common
gre un.i f«.r social, cultural and
recreational activities. —-(ANP)
SECOND SECTION
friii;,niutee tor ’he s.cn'-t .- -.
tie.. ■- n j n.: i eh. ot r,i;, soft u cat ten;
hy xhft Adventist s in his native Set
omen is’ands Ht als*- oi m "i
peoph s fight .-.gainst the J; pane-*
during the recent war.
Rev Mroivn 1 --; ■? i.iec ri - *
for better health facilities in Afri
ca. lit pomttei out thn; .: i-J-.-.-s
need more ;<!nJ bettev nutfitio i«
food.
Miss K-.ig.o in her rgik "id w
tier niisisouary work it; India She
said, after .-■ :.!*= of work she : s *r
■last achieving stiffeas.
ANTI BIAS BIRD
HARTFORD. Oc-nn. <ANF - A
: bill ending t'P.scrim;nation bf-caur*
of race. C'- ioi or ciced in ail public
places in the state was sieged no
law here !a.-t Wednesday by Gtv
' Chest ei Bowles. The act. which ap
dies ciao to ..tate and federal bous
,mg projects proves a penalty if 30
days in jail or fines of $25 ; F‘-Ki
or both.
>LVN JAILED AFTER
I SHOOTING AT TOTS ,
ST. LOUIS (ANP) A 74-
viar-old janitor blasted a shot
gun last week and wo-jruied
! four children who had been
! lighting firecrackers and throvc
] ing them at him. None of them
were hurt seriously.
Jim Marlowe, janitor of Elm
wood Park school, pleaded with,
'ic children over and oyer to
»p throwing the lighted iire
wc rks at him, but they did not
,isten He said he shot his IS
mage shotgun once in their di
! lection, and they were injur
! ed slightly.
They were attending a pic
nic sponsored by the Voinnteer
I firemen's Association of Elm
wood park at the firehouse,
ne>.t to ilis home.
RACE RELATIONS 4
| POST AWARDED TO
DETROIT TEACHER
DETROIT —f ANP)—Mrs. Aim*
I F< T-eP. Polk, recently appointed by
i Mayor Var. Antwerp as educational
j tori. :ain the City of Detroit In
! ttvracial .* >ri m ssion. began work
.Vii-i’. m. ; : \ ■ r ifS'C: '-am
■ ijrv. has d as assistant I.*
Dr, Charles Johnson cZ Fisk l r> -
: veitfity ami is co-author with him
r N;iiy Steam." Siitf