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OLIVER HILL SAYS
HE WILL SEEK
REELECTION IN 1;
WASHINGTON <ANP> Coim- 1
t iiman Olive r W. Hill f Richmond.'
V©. announced last week that itc ;
was planning tu run for i selection!
when fils present term of -ffice
•expires in 950.
This imii > jnct’tiier.i, was made in f
n radio i©w with Dr. Tom- ]
ils< ". D. T‘ president of the In- j
stitutr on Race- Relat ions and di-;
leder ol the “American? Ail' radio!
program, a Sunday afternoon feaV 5
ture of station WOOK. |
Not wishing to pin himself down
tc a definite promise, the Virginia ;
couneilmt.n quickly added that ins!
present plans are to reek to suc
ceed himself to office because his
"political activity is a part of a ■
program to attain full first class j
citizenship rights for Negroes" but;
“this fight sometimes is sort of i
like a checker game you make <
plans and then circumstances re-j
yusrt a shitting of those plans '
LTNEFITS
In repiv to Dr. Todd’s question>
o it what benefits the Negroes of
Richmond had derived from Ls:
I lection the count lman raid
“My election was made possible j
by the c ineentrated and intensive j
v/erk . rs the part of a targe number,
of Negroes of all' walks of life to*
develop political consciousness >
among Negroes in car city. Con- ,
sequently, my elect on vas a per-.
sural victvy for each of them and '
a vtn-r’iaticn of their preachments !
©gainst the exponents of apathy. !
“In my opinion, the greatest gin-i
Tie ben 1 t Negroes have derived'
irore n\y elect,ice is that it has
coated for the first time among a '
lan- segment of them, a feeling at
belonging to and being a purt of!
the .gavern mont.”
The Ccuixeiiman went on to point
out that unless a cittern can feel!
that he ip a part ol the government
and ran actually participate i:» it.;
he is alway i going to tee] like an !
outsider. It has always been quite •
common for Negro cit.zens to say '
"what are they going e do about i
such and s uch a th ng” when re-;
ferriag to the government declared |
Hiti. but it is 'tirprisb'c to know
how the Negroes cf Richmond have
!'c;r.: ’ recently to. refer to goveni
jfloiul activities by saying "what
are we g.'icg to do about it." ’ Th-.t
we 1= most gratifying and mjpo,-.
tain he emphasized.
I - said he had beer, treated most
cordially nv the other members of
the <-jt> • . nc-.f sine*' be hits become
out of i’c ?ri; rr.bers. His same
spe ■' oi urdiality has bee*, rtiani
fested by the administrative •■ t
filair and city employees with whom
he has t • t tu in contact.
ft. McPherson"
JOB OPENING
b ANNOUNCED
An opening for position as
Building Maintenance Foreman at
Vert McPherson' has been annotm -
ft try 0. S Civil Sc .we officials.
The position will cay a begin
ning -j-ilary of $1.49 pt hour, and
tin maximum salary will be $1.83.
Appi:cants will bo considered or
the basis of the r trr. >:ruf and e>;-
j.-tsnenee
*4p (S vpl-Ciiivii f‘ ’! is l r,!a j tie on—
laiped fr r the Executive Secre
tory Board of U. S. Civil Service
Kxcjourier:- Hoadquarl: Third
A ( rru F < rt Mt.Pherst.-n, Gem gia.
or any f rst or second class port
office d, :i_cations must, be filed
ROt later than September 29
Hast effect has a bad
©« nriucf discharge or btiriaS ai
lewancs of ray husband"
A 'here is, na allowance in
t-Je wise. sauce the Irg-ul re.
tfotf aueat --a? the type -srf sep
aration from *© rvicc r bM wet
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“Shouting - Out The Window is Bad Ta^te”
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Faculty Changes
Listed At Smith U.
j CHARLOTTE -- The campus cl J
i Johnson C Smith University will j
lake or new life when ntv. -tu
it'cuts will report for a week ol i
c! ient. tics; and registration on S«T
;terr.ber 15th. Old students will re-:
: !ur» tur registration on September ;
1 2]St
! |
I I-iosident Hardy Listen •
; ncuncos that practically one bun- !
Id red p c r cent of the institution’s.
;staff of 1948-1949 will be on hand i
• for the new school year with the j
Icxccptic of Miss Gwendolyn L. i
H: : .-iron cf the department of
! Spanish end Adolphus B Foster
i 1 the departmr cl of secondary ed
tication who are ci Rave for study;
during the academic year 1949*50. j
W.rrson R. Coleman and the Rev.
A A. Thompson are continued on
Lave for study during the acade
mic year 1349-50.
Among those returning from 1
leave? ol absences are Mr:- Arniye
C. Buck of tlie- d, partment of bic
!< gy Jack Brayboy of the depart
ment of physical education and
Hubert W. Norris of the depart- ■
■ merit of economics.
Ktw members on the stiff un
, nounced by the presidnt aiv James
; Rciand Law. instructor in psychu
it : y, holding degrees fioir. Lincoln 1
a.d \c-v York Un-v-. rsities, Ro
• beit L Whirry, instructor in Spun
.. a. vruduatp of Tillotson College
and the University of Wisconsin;
Also Miss Annie M Hawkins
n* Iding the bachelor’s and master’s,
•‘grees from Columbia University,
c nan of women and instructor m
j education: Mrs Henrietta T. N r
ris. instructor in education, hold
ing both the bachelor’s and irastei ’?
’ dev-recs: William Scruggs, instruc
tor , n speech, a graduate of Youngs
town College, Youngstown. Ohio ,
iand New York Univrsiiy:
.Vis. Horae? E Cocroft, book
keeper, a graduate cf Howard Uni
ve’.-it ' Mrs. Catherine R. Hawkins,,
graduate f Johnso , C. Smith Uni
versity, assisturi ii. the registrar’- 1 i
vlfito; and .frr. Leila P. Lloyd. 1
srcretaiy to ihe dean of the serar
i ary.
FACULTY changes
The P r.- dent anr.ounces that *>;
;number cf renovating and nr,- i
! prevemerst projects have been nr, j
; de*rt:sivi ■, during the summri !
iraotith.
t.ncludeo in there activities arc.
I tin insta’lr.ticn <;f calotc>a equip- j
i mer.i the din ng hall, the reno- j
: vation f Smith Hall, a dormitory |
for men. the ir.stalletioi! of new;
• water lit.es designed to give in
ert-used pressure on the campus |
j and other lesser projects.
j Architects have bet n employed tc j
idesign th© renovation of available;
ievi’.te in the Adirumstartion Build- .
i sng for the development cf a health
; center d various ,-tudeni activity |
; services.
GROSS BURNED ON
NEGRO’S LAWN IN
FREEPORT, L L
j
FREEPORT. I. I. - An imnfe;-
}. te and thi.rougb investigatin'; of
the rerun c-’oss curtr.p on th<
property of Mr. arid Mrs. Milton ,
. Chi .stmas in Hampstead was re- j
quested thin week of police aulbor
.it tee rod the district . itorncy of
; Nassau County b> the Freeport and
Hampstead branches of the Nation
al Association tor the Advancement,
of Colored People Plans for action :
• were made last week at rn. oiinp.
attended by the executive com
mittee of tire branches tod by
iGlcster B. Current Constance Bak
er Motley and Herb*:’ HU of the
nuti- nal oft ice of the NAACP.
I
An ii'dcpc-nueM investigation by
the NAACp revealed that little or
no police a Bon was taken after Mr
iChristm. • notified Nassau County
police 1 f the bunting, kerosene - •
leaked six-fey-throe foot cross. A
: police officer ' -aid the cross burn
ing "in.-»y have bfen a retaUiation
ii)i the attempt the par! of sev
eral yrurii Negro men to "crash :
pa; ty given by , white g. .rup in
i.ht iiei? hhoong vilktgr of Reuse
volt, earhe* it; the evening. A NV
scit; County detective called by XU
iChri.-tmas expressed the - pinion i
• that c e x bunting doesn’t mean
myth:or," and advised Mr. Chrst
.nr.s to "forget the whop thing "
James Reeves who recently pur-.
ich .sect : h<iir .r: }t > ■ < it. repurt
!ed that v.; had beer; broken j
I it; his new ticrr.e and Iht Ictt.;.-
J “KKK" •»crtwled on the sidewalk
,Ht Jc-llcwcd ar. auiumobiie whicn
--stopped in -front' o! Fox - house .-ftv
C AROEJ >f IAN Saturday Scutemhc •
TWO MORE ADDED
TO SHAW'S STAFF
App: n.tn •• . of H.--- Brew?
' ■ bull din;- 1 ui:d und? iissisiant at :
i Sitaw Univi rf-dy was announced |
Decently v u -top t< arc. m urtam-!
i tng nigh physical plant standard-’ 1 '
•a; the ins'u.ton
j -’r- r Pci x . is a graduate L
j Georg).■. State O litre w.th the E
]S. Degree.
The naming of an asi-istanl in
this aiea was T.dicaled ai a ,o
•sult of tremendous p. nf t n :
jof the past sevc ,i _ .-u.. Scvcii
j buildings.. inc Jud ng the three-:
i building Rex Iloscital t.iyout have.
; been added within tne last f air i
years,
I. addition Shaw Ure versify has I
purchased a number of house.-!
•near the cam put of which five have i
been remcdelled ana pa. To
. vice as faculty he mes
Another faculty change involve.-:
the designation c-f Dr W B. Pctii- '
ferd. well known Raleigh doctor,!
,as university physician. Dr. Petti
ford eaned his A. B Degree at j
..'chosen C Smith University and j
.the M D. Degree from Meharry
Medical College
The New school physician will
|st art unde? ; brosdened health
pint. l , recently adoptee by the in
jstitut; n, :-.nd put int:. operation
j‘■ r the first time this year Unriei
i terms of the plan Shaw University
• student--' will be given com,ire hen
-ive health coverage for the school
; year
All* waaces for cart through the
university infirmary, foi hospital
izfeti nt St. Agnes Hospital, sur
gery prescriptions, and special
ecus illations are included under
the airangement. The service will
be available only to broaden stu
dent! ard non-resident students
living in Rakigh. Special increased
ji' ov.siei.s are made lor athletes.
THINGS THAT
INVOLVE WOMEN
BY BESSIE I BELL
TRY REDISCOVERING YOUR
SELF If at any time you find
| y urself wishing that you looked
! like someone else - don’t you
! wtriyinc quite needlessly because
I you hav-. everything tha" the- other
i girl has.
Get t work <n yourself. Beau
tify what you have, if you huv>
one or more defects that fend tc
i detract from yotu beauty, don't
■ fit around brooding over it Re
,/nembei, no one is perfect, not even
I our so-called beauties Even so,
they are beautiful because they
know how to make tin most ol
jwhat they have.
Any grl can acquit. aUractivc
i-t-xs ~tid charm simply fcv utilizing
vh t \e has,, :no playing up the
hi:;h ; nintr. What about your eyes'.
; Are tre y rice? That's it. piay them
Ui fur all they ~m worth, and they
arc worth plenty i.. beauty divid
ends. 1 haw yet to >c-t anyone ’• ■
sisf pretty eyes.
Hew is Vl.a: f ■ arc Good Ol
just fair'’ Nevt; mu: ■. then, cor seen
tj ate on it Develop a queenly
posture Envelop it i . The right ktnJ
of clothes. The kind that j- righ'
for you both in eo! r and -tyh. If
you study the color's you -:i! kr
til.-sc- that look best i n yea,
, Turn to this page, next v, uek
g.rls .and we will eontina- a
discussion on rrdiscoveYine your
self and making the most of yon:
beauty.
ETIQUETTE SAYS - It is cor
rect for the gentleman to walk
near the curb and th< two ladies
on the inside, instead ol the gen
tleman in between the ladies
The number < j chicKs produced
by North Carolina onnnerciai
hatcheries in July was 33 ,-c-r cer t
more than the total dur
ing July, 194 H
Di J. L A)User. - - Jnc-d thi
staff of the No it - fariais Agri
cultural: Expert oce! SU.be, to in
vestigate dip ase? of pt.xoirt .d
1 forage ctcp.
Aral i-aghts. ;i.e-i the incident, aci
' claims u have .submitted tie li
cense number ot ifiis automobile
1C p-ji'MK
NEGRO NURSES
MERGE WITH
WHITE ASS*N
Loui -vi ; c. Kv. (ANl’i Vi.
.than 490 nurses attending the ’ a
convention of the N'.-u . a, l A??n
I'-ia:ion of Colored Crnduati* Net..-
in l>>uisville last, w; ck veae.i
merge t.T.e NAC<»N with the wh' :
American Nurses association.
Other features of the meeting
'eluded the election of officers’, -h.
idauning of a drive !, i get R'.» >
Negro curses to serve in lh< art.u
.;forces, the awarding of the Mar-.
.. Mahoney award to Miss Mary K
Merritt Louisvilh;. and uu!T-<-'>
[disrusstons and addresses by jpue-t
j spftß K 61’S.
j The big business of the meeting
Tiowevn. was the vote to
•‘with the ANA Several delegates
'from certain soothern slates who©
■'local ANA societies st.il bat N
'groes preferred wait a while bt
; for© voting this step. Despite ib
hot debate, the vote to unite ?
;tlie white group was unanimous
TO BK WORKED OUT
.; Ncx' step for the N'.VCGN is
j work out the machinery for th<
,!merger. Groundwork already .h .
been laid by Mr. Est.ciie
! Osborne of New Vork, a bear}
' member oi both nursing orearuz.,
1 lions. She is basing her plan o-.
t.ha following assumptions:
'. The nursing profession !>. aheie
of other professional groups in th
i integration of Negro mem he i - .-
Only eight southern stale AN.
, groups keep Negroes out A --olorc?
nurse (Mrs. OsTiorne herself j ha
|been elected to the ANA hoard e :
I directors Colored nurses will inak
final decision as to whether a st-pa
, rate organization is • till needed.
ST At' PER S EL EUTED
j Mr:-:. Mabel K Staupers Os New
York was ejected r»t isedont of the
1 NACG.V Other ofice rs are. M
j Lucille Z. Wiliams. Durham N ■
ji'ice pre-sident; Mrs. Viola I ’rnci
,rharieslon, S. C second vice presi
dent, and .Mrs. Willa O. Evans.
Thicacc. financial secretary.
: Miss Mary E. Merritt, mi peril,
itendenf of nurses at Rt ,1 Crctsa ho©
I pita! in laruisville 1911.1544. can
eo t.hc higest award of the organ
.ization, the Mary Mohone-> medal
for distinguished service it. nut's
ing.
• Spr.aking of the merger Mm© AT
: in a Vessels, exes lit re oH-.retary < ♦
the NAOGN, said imme-diat* in*- ■
ger will not. he |,o*©'hle. "If. wi
lx 1951 m the e. "lie: t 1 »nfor•- :u:
po-it.ive action '-■• la- taken." -.!><
R 8 id.
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gospel-sincing duo.
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