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NEWS OF
W'tfw !
...s'- V-~-I
NEW BERN f.:•>!
By L D. WOODS .g j
■Vi-? .-lory B. Joti;-? *s rop'se*
111 hei horof. old Second Av-
Mr- Jo- '-phifie Wh*- is much
ilin.jr-ved alter having iindf 1 ! wme
k w- y *c-riao i 0.. -- at- n
T!■ young f il0»:; Os
st Peter's AMf. /-<«>> C hurch
mw tb Senior (-henr #f < isn
fon (.'no pel \ t<j- Chtirch 1' t
?-ritlty for Jacksonville N <
to parti'-ipatc in the ciioir foil
c«:;* r e which was held at St
Julia's AMF. Zion < Imrch, of
which the K<“V V . lltufsoit
r; pastor
TV.. S'ar of Zion Relief socic•
Wil| have Jta annm-i sermon Sun
day. August 21. at 3 jx rn. Rev. .1.
L. Dark will preach.
Ne , Chadwck. Sr continues ill
at hi-' home on Bryant Street
Mi Lour, i Moore is confined to
• fme on Bt ■- ant Sir on
count of illness.
• Funeral services were held for
Gc os m- Baker Sunday : ;0 p .n.
f»<>m f.“*lintt?r» Chapel AMB Zion
Cht!'-.'; The pastor, the Rev S. P.
J . >.- officiated. Interment wa*
in ih- Evergreen uemetcry.
Surviving the deceased are
Mr . Alberta Bsker. his wife,
on* daitgihcr. Mr. Minnie fi
L. mt rev, and tine graneirl;mgh-
U-r Mjr*ha both of Ff u.-bo-
HAMPTON PREXY TO
BE INAUGURATED
B.- MPION. Va. Three ay- i ,
cm '. nip.- organised around * * .
gtaerel theme oi “The Coiicyt,
The Negro, and ftidturtrv.'* w.!lj
mar! the -nsugtiaration of
G. Moron. B. J»h., M. A J I. P. thi
eighth president of Hampi >n u.-t •
♦use hri *» ou October 27-20
Lt-eot-rs in inf- fields of eo tiof
government, and indu«ti • wdi
)cin of!icials of the 8! } ■ <■ in
stitution' of the VPgific Lofth '
Peninsula. founded .n it!!!:-- ov Gen
ets' Samuel Chapman Arotrong
and nn accredited Class A college
sice 193243. in developing the main
-her e through four sessions beg-n
--f!m:. Thursday night. October 27.
Among the speakers definately
scheduled to take part m the pro
cram art- Thomas A. Morgan Ui ;
ref sind Chairman of the Board
of the Sperry Corporation Chun
xi!i!g II Tobias. Directoi of the
Phelje-Stoltes- Foundation and
Chri; iign of the Hampton Board
nt T. a.-Vces; F D Patterson. Presi
de!’ .if Tuskegee Institute and a
Bar-, tun trustee; George M. John
son De ii of the Law School of
Howard University; Lester B.
Gisr-ic 1 Executive Director of bus
Mate nai Urban League and'Hamp
ton 1; ustre, Chevies Houston, prom
inert: Washington f>. C„ attorney;
and Lit Stephen J Wright Dean
of Y sculty of Hampton Institute
Names ol other speakers repre-i
sen'ntivef. of labor, 'government, in
dustry or edueatio will he an
no need in the near future,
D developing the theme, the
sp-. a: u v-ill review the history- of
Neg.t employees in industry de*
{rioting the progress in their inte
grr.ii discuss case histotip,- of
tuccc vfill integration: outline some
of the saferuards Negroes have to
'ketv ;he flock from being turn
'd ' ack" If this fount!y should pa
Into a major recession .or depres
sion; and relate the material pre
sented to the rolr of the college
In pi -paring Negri/ youth for do
ve!*,: jug opportunities in industry.
Hampton has long been recogniz
ed as one of the major inst tuiions
offering training for Negro youth
who are preparing to teach or to
practice a t*7ide. In late years, the
college has developed four-year
courses in Architectural Design
and Architectural Engineering and j
» i vt year course in Building Con-
Hritrr-'h. alt trading to the 8. S.
iic-!. ■ e.
/ ' offered are thr-« -/*>»£ di-
b* ini. Germany; two sister. ?fis.
( era >fitche)S of Hertford. N
V. a«d Air* Etta t ivlL. of B* rk
lev ta. .usd three Siri't'ier'--.
Alcro.a 1 taker of ll* rtford. tt ii
liatn Baker of Votfnik Vi , and
K. V Baker >f Ncv. York t itv.
Mr. Suite was ;■ native us BttC’:-
!np. N ( but ";•* !.-( t" re.-- hi .4
:n New Her for tb - pnn 3j y*
He way a L-: *ict by *v;ide tmtil
a few v; as lop whofi ho lOtta ■! ‘
. frotr the t rack* titui began <* mer-:
i.-antile bus!*,,
i h<- deceased had been *iiiit<
active in eivte ttion
for several years, being a M
sen. an Kik and a mcrafcei of
fhi New hern ( Ivit I •■ague. He
was a member »f Clinton
Chapel V.MI Zion Church tor
nuiiiy years tint was serving as
the pastor's steward and as
trustee ai the time ol his dealt*.
The . fu* til .services and the
Lui'.ii f Mrs Lucy Reddick
<-• • t t. -t ;.,lact iii Greensboro
N C She was the mother of the
iter K. Har-»ett.
ft: - Poupd Society will hold it.-
ftnr.ml service . t the Littl .> Riv-k
At 8. Church on the * arth Sunday
;n August at: 3 o'clock The pastor.
He ' V A. Whit* vul piataeh
a. I
i=» o rn -i i :oufSes ;r» thc tr^ri*. • : ? : B
S degree curriettia in industrial I
a;'- and indiuii i - edui '-i
s thv»r DiV it* ti :ud> :*t •
- , include a^r«--.sUit; o. v>u.si* *‘
nt** t'.duuatfon. enc- t‘ stud v<, i
'■ ru- «< ;-nr»rrnc.s *':Vjrso »*dut'ation. i
"i : i in utu.l jummiT
H AMPTON OR AO
Mr 1 .* >r n Vir n Island*
a si ■ r ".»-d latth ,• ,a<Jeii. m ;
ri' l ? ah ■■mas t Ham 'Mn. 'b<.-
came the fir.-it alumnus >f the
- : ! • o* nam d head exec live
h'-T: tno Bon d of Tru-te*.. tuun
ed *i:.- aefino president •* o< t-./l/e;
• ».fH md lie v.*as soot. ■ U-vot* i to
lh- * ii! yre-ideiK V - in Aura,
i IPty A graduate t.f Brown Uni
cersity *.«. ith a Bache.ar oi J’hTio
*>t i.v Degree. Mr. Moict hold- the
S. degicH* from thy University of
'»’.Ue= burgh and la.-t year w >n his
*L. B from Harvard Law School.
As Public Welfare Commissioner
.of the Virgin Island? 1933-33. Mr
Moron v.as responsible fui develop
ing ■ public 'welfare program irt
a community 75 per vent of whose
i population hud been described as
“tathii t-nernployed oi uride;-ei.-
plowil He also h:..- bevti /1 o u.- * * •
niatiav r |o; ti;- ttait ope,
University Htn;*- project in V
lanta. Go , 7936-It- ,nd later was
; advisor for 'he building of six
; mote Atlanta hou- ng projects and
manager of a second such pi jCrt
He joined the Hantptt-r. s* f
G- oerai Bisin- M.-.nrgf. ;r, 1947.
becoming Chain*.an of the Interim
Administrative Committee i*. Feb
rltuafy. 1948. attc: th« resjcn. ti--u
of Ralph P. Bridgman, as president.
PLAN TENT ( ITV
FOR VA. NECROKS
i ■ f
ALEXANDRIA. v * \\p
— About !0s peisons, mostly
Negroes, may have to live in
ients because their housing was
declared unsafe and uftsaniitary.
The senieneins of owner Ro
bert Sisson white, for main
taining the establishments ha
been postponed pending his m -
lion on his property.
Civil and Police Court Judge
James R. Duncan suggested
tent housing when Sisson saw*
be would xsk permission ii the
*rea r*>at »<*fee io ear Vie
cf'veititigs join.
fSSHIOM-OF-WEEK
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FASHION FFtOCKS of Cinclrnati
detuned this batik East India*!
::t*on print in muted desert cob
ors. *Vo r r* Here by P.utn Mason of
New York'* Savannah Club, *t
feature* bow tied adjustable cape
let sleeves. Sold oeiy ip the horns
by bou'ewife representatives.
15 PERSONS SUE
RAILROADS ON
BIAS COUNTS
CHICAGO -ANP) - The Chica
go E i-* m Illinois, Nashviile-Cb.it
t: zj and Lcmisvillf'-NashviUe
iveti- naoiod defendari'j
hi I*;- amounting to a total of
sr->'o (Do in damages tiled 'n Cook.
C ***■ Bu-pcrior court here last
'.v-.-i-k on imrt crow cuurits Plain- :
it* , the suit .in 1," Negro pas-j
sen -rv. mciudtni' thri:r children, |
who i umplained of being forced to !
!'i"c in jim crow coaches fr *.: Chi- ;
. rig.- to Georgia to spend the i,94s'
Chi 'stmas hoi.days.
The passengers, buying tickets to'
v * v ■■ points it, Georgia, were
, iac«-d in .* coach a signed to the
’v*- use ~i n ,;ne> “ Each
: set} SIO,OOO from the rail c,m
--t. * ■
Thtir respective suits, filed by
•\tty. David Wilson, member -A the
■Notional Lawyers' guild, complain
ed that during travel on Christmas
1 <y. •ot-t f< rtned in nd about the
windows, wall* and roof of the
coach" and their requests for a
-,v»t m, r conch or permission to
; ent* " ctifs were ignoted. One
woman nd her ch Id were allowed
to ent. r another roach, but fur a
; half hour.
One of the p isseuger--. Nathan
Hicks, i- jtill suffering from an
arthritic cumlition ;-.s a re-'uit **f the
nude.juot - faeiiitie-- Others in tli’»
lease, mostly Chicagoans. ■*- Mr.
* Lots Hall and son. Robert F.. Ida
Mae Cl "tori peacola Howard.
Lyle B. Washington. Mrs. Lavonia
j Washington, ,-i». Hwnrdl Dr Wil
liam F Dendy Willie Mae Martin.
Ann*e Hubbu- and Ruby .’ -
Dudley
BUNTiit; DAUGHTERS HON DU ED
LOS ANC.ELFS ' ANPi . bine
; Bunche nd Joan Buni hp d**tighter ••
,of Dr Ralph J. Bunche. nt of the
' worlds leading diplomats, were the
guests of h ’nor it \ party
4-vrn or. the home- .-.f £). C W Mil;
lost week
Dr Hill f*’ted more than $9
members of the . unger set. in his
-pactous home f* ■ r his do tighter
Cassandra Hill
Mrs Emily Pcotvsig, rat'd one
of L<»? Angeles' leading social ad
visors t ' the yujuger set. served as
h-istess for the evening Su intro
duced the guest- *.;! h- nor.
Among the • *iii.g people pr.---.-nt
. a- re Sherrill Luke, newly elected
president of his Ltod tatuig rl *<.? *t
i UCLA, and the follow ini* out-of
■ wi t-re. Marlon Crump and Bev
-"•riy Crump of Pti /enix, Ar 7. .
Diane Dicker-am of Chicago, and
Ro * mat te Whits' */ fit auinonl.
( AROLTNIAN Sahirday. Atiini. v '.f :2(>, MH >
PARK BIAS FIGHT TO
; BE CONTINUED SAYS
INTERIOR SECRETARY
WAS FI! N<; Ti i X Beere.ut t > of
Uu* Interior .lulius A Krug : i*
«0“k iUi’n-rtd Hoy Will: in.- <--*'t m r
seeitbii'V el »h* Nations! Assure,
non fur the Advancement of Co!
ovch! 1 nipt*. tiirt "uott-segroKatiuii
rettniftt* the firnt policy of the N'a
' lional Bark S- dee nn*i tin lute*'-
tor Ilojiannrei)' uud that "the;-
will he no bnekwßtd steps of «n
,:orl *' in tb* udmitdnt rut imi o’
?-.v imtniitg iviois ahd Otlier i i-"!''a
f tonal nrox in the Dis: riel of t o
llinibi,!
In 1 esjHotse *“ a wire sini ly
Mr WiJMns -*r. July 7 j -o! ‘-din ;
1h» propped transfer of «dm ini
<tration of those ptirk ureas from
if ho Interior I'* partmorst to tb D.
C Recreation Boiirtl. Secretary
Krug stated firmly that "No as
iVignm* hts of park land will be ot
el'red to the District of Colntnhia
‘Recreation Is</ur«l wit.hcmt compK;-
.(ssmance and ’• dear stipulatlo:!
that all nmi" now operating 011 •
r. s**er;'g?tt , '-d * - w.'Uld reninin ;
non-HOgrpimtiai The NAAt'R hue
, I r , *r ie *1 the eon*t cm plated t.ransf*vr
as j* “surrender to the forces oi
.disorder and hlotrv" after “band
!of white hoodlums" rioted agnihs*
\- getw-s at the Aruo'ostia Dark :
iswimming pool in Washington
Mr. Krug intlicab d that'the Am
• coetia Park pool, dosed when r
apiiearod that irs - outiuued 0!.-
■ ration would result in further and
fpo.-.sihly more s.-rio,- * disorder.* 5 :
will he peoope"' ’ "'on AW shall ;
make every possible effort.
Interior Dept, official promise,! j
|*- s< * in--,uro that, the malority Os cit ;
izer.s anxiouh to make us, of *;n.
public rftcrcntlon facilities urn** d ■ j
-O without either mob mterferenr.:- !
01 urveitder to vicious pr- an 1
JOB GOES TO VET
WHO SUFFERED
DISCRIMINATION
WASHINGTON An offer ■■' ‘tn
pioymeni as ,1 clerk in th* N< >1
Orleans P >st Office with -euior i’v
dating front the time ho wu? thi
;victim of discrimination in I:< ;■
was recommended for Paul M S,
s, tii. n disabled veteenn, lr. th ‘
President's K a 1 r F.mph , u* '
Board, the NAACP labor d*-T-<rt
?!*ent announced this week, off id
als of th* post office have ;r!vised
the NAACP that they nntidpate
compliance \v-,ih the Board r*
, eonimciula ions, which otherwise
, ate subject to enforcement
i President Truman.
’ Mr Saiza.u wounded in
explosion during the Italian
1 paigti. Is now working in th rail
; way mail service The train! t
, the <>pst office would glv • him tip
, proximately two ye a. re of s* ■ •-*> > >
In his rase >,< Board sold Oi
1* review if t.licir records, i* -
not appear t.hnt the eligible < |
ted whs superior to Mr. -vin. n m
practical rinalifying civllinu \]
ieiH-e and army service
'd'-*jaa,‘e r. asoti was given 1
ing over Mr. cuiizan.
While expressing pieasni- -- -v* -1
. the victory in Mr Bai/m - *•:■ ■
Chirenro M'Hdibt! NAA-.''P
, secretary, sharply criticized tli
. Board for not making 1 findin ■
of discrimination in fourteen other
cases presented nt a hearing along
with .Mr. Rai/an's comtd;*.int by Mr
Mitchell an*’ two rejire.-cui.-it i,
<*i th-- N-d ion •: Alliance of Po -i.-c
PARDON ME
PLEASE BUT
/ 'JhtfhT 1 AN IDEA ,;..>T
STRUCK ME
; ' J*y&/ I'll Let My »»/
" Sell The Carolinian
I »
For Hits V*c«tton Mtww-
L; * tfT III: .1, oil .i’Ui \ '
timr J. f'ii 1 ititai. on Ju •*■ V' Ml
of lie-:- - comvii.i m-ul.- in’-* V--I; r.ia 1
■ <•’ trig! are lie .v wi>r!-. ■: :
in th* («’- : off: -i- dels' rime--, t, ; .> /.
Iwi 1 ..r 1 h * ■ nj-i i.i
cm !>;■,vnmn' '! ; w h o--: 0 ■ a.n:■
; 1 />!.<>i*, 1 men!s ;o ’.voi'king in t'e,
railway mail «-rt r*- urn! 'he t»*t
offfc* iu Los ,Au.."i'- 1 'ai•
BYNOMREVEALS
HIBH COST OF
FIEHTINB FOLIO
DETROIT. Mai. Hu- H
; cost of fignting thi* umr::u' -
ious infantile . a 1
.was brought *.'Ut by f -urics If
Bynuto .1 putibc i ’if
i member of th: National F m* (ini. 'U
t'ol Infant iio Paralysis, a m ul
| dress this- week i ddeg to !■'■•'
! 18th An:iu,,s IN’* vc-utiort ”f rn,’
Shr.ru.tv. held hi Octror' Art.
i stitute.
"Right n«V v. a la- e, »s t
: ..ui, -Ire. Na 1 ' : ’ datum
'finding its resource tax’d a v
i ,--i before in its h toi y
‘‘l -isi y. ar the cost el' : in* :a.
! .ent cine t,. the National Fouacla
j lion amounted to ■•rue SiV. MM). Old
Our -irgau /ation's j.re Basil
j O'Co’.mu! estimate that tti t : i
i patient {.Tire tins v,.u» ; te.is '*.* vi-
I mm’s polio victim- and t ,-»v !
! ~-ipj years .■ ill amount to . t most
1 $22,000.0110 ' .
i Mr Bynum disclosed that whil"
jln fa nthe paralysis oas been >n th .
j met ..arc in the nation during the
past, few years nevertheless, th'
fortes arrayed . ana the d. se is
i ok. v, iso nave grown. Under Na
tional Foundation scholarships uul
[fellowships, he said, th .usawl*
1 more .-•killed professional ivorker.-
' have been provided with know
• crig’ < rn- j-nmg infantile , .-ra I. y;-
At the aim-.’ time tie said, .r
invest 1 anten?. working under Na
ti'-nai Foundation gran!.-’ ooritira;.-
I tapir efforts apace, seeking a means
f f-.ua and preventi< n
: The services of the National
F' '.incfaium. Mr Bynum ;1 ar i
are mad possible through the
; support of the America pea!
.With t »-tr.- a d ■ ippon .he
! the work wdl go on until iniai'liie
' parily-a.. been *"h ( •••’ --I
INHESTRIAL THEME
HAMPTON, Va ‘NIPS' T ".re ‘
"ay-;. of eerc-rnonies organ-zed
. mound the general them : of file
i College The Negro and Indu.-itry."
' w.IJ mark the inauguration here >f
■ A!-/nzo G Moron, t ighth ptesiiiei..
of [J.iratn Institute, on October
27-28
In d-cveluping th** • . : . the
i-penkers will review I.her history of
N ft? r> > *r’ rn pi oy cc*< in iticiu si iy. dp -
pirf n:- progress their inte
gration: rfiwfus'i case of
their integration ,*;*d relate th
niaieri.il presented to the rale A
college in preparing Negro y.ain
for developing opportunities ,n m
dustry.
throughout North Carolina. ,u- '.•■ !-
mg l■ J C Jon-.*: of tb- Stm. .\.
e.-gi K si S-■•■ •