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!’ ;i Th i.V-i‘ ' - !>*•• ./• r..
>. h :.he theme that v;F prevail
:ir th ■ 14th Annua! !'nin mion >f
h-! Nut i-HUI, (;:<!!■>.' il Nc s' i
November If* l*
Departmental AafiKunui.:
'K*;» irl.'-.etif oi’ Labor, tv. h iff m
! > S'
This convention will ’>• nr.pr...
’ 'rued in the hi-vti". ,»{ i> . t/ou’i
■il, Mrs Mara Ma;L»ii,: Ret ihhi,..
ir,uasier-pr»';-i>li'ht will t. >;
n'.tive president if th.- .ly.i’is. -
• in iinnouncimj tln- ;;s •
■ ..awns ion. Mrs. Methane ;•.t.i
l !11 turn my guv 1 over t .
’h- younger women ot Am. .a t
if h. nnyieldiiia eunf i*J • > n«- - ■ ;a th* ii
oUl'itv to rontrihiite übi> am! tuil
1 > rim -'l'iond*-'! contribir ;,m ah
women are making ■.»«■ ,! u . ;-i
t ' *..•-* ’'r-r.>*iirh ■lt • Nat ' (■ u
■ i! our young women a ib~
f active opportunity ♦..» "ii, *-
*• !;f -s ht.ej.rfl and their tot! - i-c
--i r .!• *v.*r the world.
V. m. .■.instanri;. -i .4 cal .- ,i
;;nn to make tie*; mive clifh. os ;i,t ,
ail areas ot life, and to .:iv< .-on.
leadership in these areas 11
c very city, count> and eornmunrv
is ant -• udy ami work (in our
P-irt. together with cooperation,
will give to rise world a better
- j riihini of se: * ;:*-. c JcliiFo-01. o
One of the !a. -1 ' m :.*<>rt ..nt . retim
’Che .uiififla of the 14th Anneal
’•' mv».*iti.it: >!' *;*.* National i mun
is tin. rev is;. in of tli'. < -
tlil.! Ly-laiv.x to !r. ■ t the in
:aa .ii:jg net (is a n;i -er * ' ■ - ;
•f-toi'i/ ifioti The del -utu - ■ ,00
Vf-.ritioi) will re-.-k !.*» ci it- .1 r*-ai
-i. well-knit mmnizari >n that
sill make : * it- ;r- or e.ahv ,u 1
-Tom er O'-oeress fiWaril A . Y
fl itnent of the p-r-pos.--- ..i • \m
ti "( ii Cimm >i.
Saul Mrs Bethune. ' ;■> O Olih-S
of the ivnrii! a
the women In the bn i Ming >:' *.
Important that rtt *" .-- ::/at mm
HARVARD PROF, IS
VESPER SERVICE
GUEST SPEAKER
\>lU\ i • i-\\ 11UBI TK
is? r:;: • \tf
'Hi*., r; M: :Ti;
• (Ait IS .
vi, • Dr K ;iVvr -L
her f I<H5 s?' c-tiv _c-;ore -i :-J
r ' c i- > : V -* lOfK Wit>
■ ■ > '• rti ;r. t,• y-t;
‘ j'.-./tt jiMj jwrcl cn.* u *
;$?, ;r*unity i«»r growth «n>J ißcrhi
;n>: ■ • unpeton*' *■ in the intrt’orm
a:*/. )f all phases of it-- program
li. r. DROPS (ORSON
t rom rvcrm
U' l ihington. i> The Board
Trustee at Howard Universit*
at j: , Scjiicinlvt i- meeting held m
Founder- Library on -S afurda'
a •*! to terminate the temporary
ippoltument of f»r. Sam ltd A (kit
—,r *• soci 1 ’under* .-sor of pay.'*
( ! ~'>• in th*- college of medieiuo. st
- -is antiouneed iasi week by !>r.
ua?;.■ ■ - M. Nahrtt, Jr., secretary ot
; * l'ni vers tty
fi. Nahrit Mated that the Hoa.-ii
e: 'I (I -*e s , Jtod gr,- Dr. Car
.-.ai otn -year appotntmet’’ front
July ’ If! tS .* Jilin °i . 1 !!:'>(' to
ehie hici to"secure a position
.‘is- vvh re.
■ The Trustees specified.’ Dr. N’a-
Fir stated. That if !>1 {'nrs-i:: a
, it;- I lie onr-yvar appointment, it *
s, all perform n>* duilea or eugaa-a
t . 'in activities of any kind rehit
tie .t ray way to Howard Fni
tfl'siiV
'>t Naiiri; .-lard .'urtbVr: A
:.'-till . umr.iM.te of the Board oi
Tr.i.iiics. n< 1 meeting Friday
■ 'giit. which lasted from ?:*>« p to.
! : *-i a.!!!,, Saturday morning.
1 -.1 nl ’ iron l eie .-s. utat ivt s of th
•('o' i’oFli* Worker ( of A merle.
I.- a 1 si. -aml a * ejirestuttaUvi l of
'ln* Spt (‘ini Cominitt * appointed by
the , .ply of * I\. ISruoni of Medi
cine : 1 St udv tile f.H-is ill ilie (use
t i- c orson
' I i r .h the I'alon and the retire
-••lu.i: :iv nf ibc iatulty .•*,«• mitre-.*
e. ;r themselves js being satis
fied -a •!h ‘ii-' cxti-usity and 1! . -
of the bearing mator-h-1
ibct» T!;..- Trustee ’■' aiiiiiii 1 e-. also.
-K-jcc'-J i v •: .oteti
' 1 ■ \ t r /. I, \ civ.j-c'o
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itte H : , c!~B.vtui..cl Sctteigi «x
cavaUuns, Nuii, Irtuf
83rd Year Begins
At St, Augustine’s
Lho S3rd >-J*ii of St.
.i* • s oiit*4c V- Lt • t >rm *l
- i.ttichvd September is w..:i
i special .-■ r. i-j • in ' - .. •
The serv>c« w began by the
Rev i,r (r.;e A Fisiier, r et-ac r
St. Ambrose Church, Rale gh, who
is in charge of the week-day scr
\ ices at the colleges until liii >--
guiar staff cimpiain reports f
duty
'i he epistle \va.. read by- tile Rev.
Peter Kntt recti, oi St. Saviors
Ciuaeh. Raleigh and the Rev Wil
burn L. Gatling, vicar of Chrut
Church. Raleigh read the .-ospei
The Rt. Rev. Edwin A. Peuiek.
D. . tvshop of North Carolina and
pi eident of Ute college bo ,rd f
tiustecs, w.»s heard in th, mala
ddie-s. following words of grcet
my, and introduction by far K.
•Id 1- Trigg, president if the cd
lege
Extending official anc personal
greetings. Bishop Penn k ..i-ao:.
the words ■ f toe Rev Dr Anton
f. Hunter, a former president ”
Si. Aui.nsu; e's used it .an c jyr.-
hrg service many >• -ars, i wel
come you t> work,”
Reminding the student-, of their
fare resyiOfisibiiity and privilege
as voile.-;,; students the sp-.akw told
diem that work u net , need;-
■ary evil, to be avoided if pos
- .ae or to be d>ae ‘hastily, vie,'- -
fic.-aliy without entiu; tens . r ra
ttiest.” Everv occupation can be
a vocation, he assured the uu u
•> i . Only cue youth out t
fimusund in the w rid .1 Ihe u
portunit'. to attend college Bis”,op
Perock ...amed out. This .-pel is
’■ r-suenstbiiny pi ...
high as your head, he «„■ i •ue
workmen for humanity, clled rs
: led. the sriaakcr , ricluchy.i
Brief 5.n,.---i . <>f g.eetiiir . ;
‘ 1 ;rd bv the Rev H.
rr. i ‘ -of St Philip s Ch'irv.l.
Durhuio and a member of
-- f fi a- and Dr. K-t, ,
E. :'-i. vkCilh. '1? f C l '... . ;t, , •
spokesman for the alum. 1 :: Dr.
- ->*•••••
i' -»« 4* j
ME NATimi EMNOATIM FOB INfANTIIE PAAAiniS |
B’aCkw. a p-oserd 'i Or Trig.; ~.
kur.'V tO’.v ud hi» oral Mo rotgs;
expenses • -acident ‘ > rr. • i ziie !
triennial General Coaveetio? of
the Episi ;pal Churci > be i.eAi
in San Francisc - >eainn;:ig oe.J
tember 2i
Incortpirfo re-;.s‘.ration figures ;
indicate a capacity .wroilmerit. Ac. ,
overflow if men dadents U u-'ung
seeirniroodated in the cb.y
11IJK IN
Nt.’.V YORK - Cl. ging that G,v
Thoma.- E. J vwy "prejudiced' the!
Peekskd. riot case. Ray Wilkins 1
acting secretary us National As- <
; sedation tor the Advancement of j
Golored people, today issued the)
following s' ate meat;:
“Governor Dewey has issued 2 1
-tninge staUmeat :i Peeksk.li tie!
h s ordered a grat'd jury inveatl
.‘ation to determine the facts but
•W the same time, he has express
;d the ..tititan that the followers of
Paul Robeson provoked the vio
. lence
‘By ties statement. • . has
• prejudices, the ease a:d mad - the
proj-.cted grand ju:y invoiiga-u an
1 3 meaningless formality.’'
Tfhj yijucdibifiA
<5, itlix I’-lU-VI.I •-
' if! j -■ ||i
. f VY>Vf
*■(iimaiunwls "1 «.* < my prop
erly from ‘greedy rnsl,
sounds about like «ny do; ’r,vu•
sng’ a;y steak fr »ci Die ice-liu’.
PAGE ELEVEN
oppose
FOR \RVIV PO<T
NE .V YORK ffixpres?! i,» u-. r
that 'he proposed ap.jaiatawai of
-it K'.' R. Bar.ietser- as A..0.A
--ant of ;he A. my wouH ••sdr'oosi/
r. tard eliminati vi of
tK.II In the armed services.’’ Roy
Wilkins, NA.ACP acting secretary,
l -'day urged Preadunt rrum-in i»
•vvithhold nnr»iir,g us Lae Army oi
ficer.
In a letter ;u ti-e P; s- i . • C■
Wilkins cited Cuiunei Bcndy.sasi'#
role as director si the Japiacf.*;
evacuation from the West Coast.
•• MilUoas ot An,"leans nuw re
gard the evacuad or program as an
error wmch did great injustice io
both J apaneso-American cit.lxeng
and to Japanese aliens ;; our coon
; try” Mr Wilknts said
PREJUDICE FEARED
•‘Citio.ii-: of German and ifasi
j i... descent, and even resident all
lens it .h-.-se catu.-r-s ware not sub
, jectrd to th-.- indignities u mass
' suspicion, mass evaculat: m. and
i -nass Interment as were the jap
j ucese. A-meiuean Negroes by and
t tinge, belt then, .... they st.;; feel,
that race and color prejudice wad
a str.i;:g factor in the evacuation
; program.”
! Calling uiten.tian r> the Prer.i
--d ot s execunva ardor far equality
; .. treiitir.ent in the armed forces,
\u Wilkins express; i th- •; .hi.:
that the ' earning of a man with
! CoL Berdetsen's views to so high
j post us Assistant Secretary of
Ui,. Army will defeat the efforts
oi secretary ot Defense Johnson •
; to varr;. out. your executive order.
Moreover such a nomination
will distress ar.d discourage
Americans who have been cnesred
!ty your annoui'-ced in’-entiaa to
euminate discrimination -igainst
ihvir :nen and women in v .form,
aid by : b.e followup procr-ioi'es
Secretary Jahnsor.’’
52.6611 RAISED tOit
(.ROUIAM) CASE
;
NEW YORK —Aognir-nie.J by
a cri.tiifcaticn of Si? i r / Al
fred Baker Lewis, ':..t;3>;r ai'
the NA.ACP jutietial :«.K o?
direeiars, ’he faiwi for As lift
tense of t.:e i.-iee c -avi. *.-sil
youths in the Grave Gad F.A..
rape / i-r- iiiis week an:.us
oi! U> ShoHS 10. vs; th.' to-al
.-um io dap' SL-j-'S Jf came 'rom
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iiitliv'iduair. Si .T.So !r I*r -
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