( \ vOLJNfAN - Saturday, October 8, 15)45:
Mr. Tobacco Farmer Spend Your Money In Fairmont
With CAROLINIAN Advertisers
D. C. Anti-Bias Law's
Enforcement Sought
V '.SMINGTON A NT*.i Tv.... (
District nf Columbia t.iws f 80'
V. ::"5 ig, bafililg di-CfintllK-itiOll
i....-i patrons of pubLc places, j
effect a'>d should Ue . tore- j
d . .-r-rt- d : .si Sunday :i> i
u di.SCUSSion prog: as radio sta-S
riou NVOOK.
Participating in the program*
two Was!::, gt - ■a•■ ve who?
studied t‘> hist >rv o thfii
r. itutes. Joseph K.r r urd Mrs. j
Margaret A. iluiy v* oo'i Otn»»i's on j
'.b;* program tv hi eU occupied the •
To mil son Tod-i show time wort 3 !
£i\ si F. Harper, president f th* ■
Federation of Civic ,i>s Tions.
and Alice B. Hunter. s*’c?vtarv « -t'
f .? DC Recreation hoard
C • • discuss ion of the anti-dis- \
. 'r.- tiO-n law\s vv.arranged by :
L c recently* organized Coordinaion \
ttee for the E.r?f->r«>*ment oil
t; * uC Anti-Diser mituti ,n laws.
1. ‘MUch 37 con :n
l . Ofijhiic attention wumn tht past,
’ :7> .md 1873 passed by the DC
3: . dativ a.-st:mbiy. wd t bring
iboat their tr 1 -enl by tap ,
J y- -a-t Commissioners.
T*'cic laws. which ‘v-ivc came
;juu! :c atc-ntio iiwiiim: Lu* past i
t " ii.pvi aen.tr ...■.- for estau-1
•at, bars barbershops and other |
buir n.c>s operators ws'Uj d-d not j
CAREY IS CHARTER
DAY SPEAKER
A ’LA N T.A {.; ,y A' Corut'y
A: •ti.i.iuld J C•r • '. a..-know:.
A.. : • churchitia- and i.iwyer,
wui ■.* the t- D- . , A't uc
’I Unn . ,d- • Hu
la Clement ■■ known tins
. 1 :. Attorney Carey w:it deliver:
’aartei Day C*n t .>t:i Ad
in Sunday t>. '. *r. r 10. at
’•> i a. State. , Chapel on the
i Spi’lmu:; College 0. sere
dii.no if Murom students,,
■.■■a I .' aid f'.a-ad- y tae Univot- ;
will be *.aa Catv tail.-Y •
x - .'iimuul besrvar.ee of the
:. ut - , : 1 i. >67 a
a! ’ : la a lilitia' : -ty Pi -■ 'vi dlt
Cl;.; t'.i in 19H
Ti vt'iiia. y->!• i.y lit
i ■ ' ■ - nt hi ■»MI '-:
C-n'rr. 'U Lsh.d the nTivial nvision
3.' w;i - ur.tnuiic.id t; >m the :
J-'.' • CvU-%T J oi L, IW. id- •
‘ • • . u - Mtldvr .’.TiduatC: •
: ' >.i Ter *i '■. Wood-'
i:«rd \vrcli :con VXh) thru
S • • • • ■ P.H f At ; r. svnt
: he •/ •.bnist.vc of -:c Quinn
\T . rnry < ;,i . y w• is d■ n t te d to ,
t t Chi!':;:. Bar in IDdi in id 47 ,
}' * : a : ■ -ii-rU d A I.s. T. •iViifi d Ci•
Yhi.n Ward Hr is svrvirp
t»f thi.* MAAC?, wit;'* :
tiiCh'c-pt- Council against racial
•; i,l rc I j:: r. i ~. i £ r; mi * l;. wUh
r.vA Ankvic.ri Bro- -i _rn-a>:i 1 foriu
i‘Dy :h<• Bound TriiHc C>ut• ?renco
Christians and i. r ;>« the,
S -utli Soil* Idariiusig Board, and
vn":: tip Pubiie Housing A.-Doda
;t, th . \ -. v aiid do
'• ■•.• b r of the lUin j-s Federal Sav*
■ :.i it'd Lo.-; • AS- - .' ’-Cia! •'>M .lUd ht?
is a .'•sis’-.ait ~y:aa d cou' Sii m-i di
rv.-or of the Unity - Mac ,i Lite
Insoranee Cun'.pony
In .dd lion to th.*? 000 v Hiation.
At!a.?tta Unive; aty w.i >baerve
iT'eirtc'r Day . '.•■> .j f. snail banquet .
a. (JnO p. rn Oshoaer l.t> at to** ,
Co rsity u an jrHts. rh.ase to
;iv 3 occasion W'.U •>'?
c.'ve a. v rvspvO.t.* ::.e ‘.veil-oehav
d p r-ou, a itii regard to race.;
:gK; ■. r previous conditions >1
jCrvitude
POINT 4" PLAN GETS
lIKAN.N AN SEPPORT
i AXP) - SNvretury
«*t Agrivuttufv * Ti.ii ie.i F Hrunnan
yup-port.tiil Truman pjan fur ai.i to
fji 'niMtril nations last we* k. in a
Congri-ssinoai Uonriny.
Itrunruiu ri-niiud* d the group
(!!;!• Hi.nrti r for prosnority to re.
:nain {srosperity it imi-.t In* shared.
He said titof sf tl'ts <onntr> helps
• • rt. *:. ir d -t li. tut oft he
,-! under - developed countries,
the. «il !>- ab) to take part in
' A.oMng ri . ic.ii i.narkets
J * hi* world Afrii 4 on- of tin*
arc-as of great need
Tin .ijrricult n n so - efary was
- si'i-ond willies- ,*1 tn • - to a rings
on • President '•> projKr al to put
dm *S«>.wio.'.M)tt o the first year to
help ..proad An. rn an know how’
into .ark.'- *c ■ ountries. other
..-dine - . ijuut * - :n- to bring the
total to {B.7,'iJn iOO.
An abbreviated novel
C*;a ;)«■*■ i: Walking ;n the tiuiin
light with in armful.
Chapter 2. Walking the ft >ot
With both arms fall.
the five pe - m nbers of the f tc-
Jr ; M I;:tr of Western, j
t'.in. ,i. i . ha j'- .ed tin facul
ty of th School of educate:n; Mi.
Hylut i. of W.Lshington. D. C..
who u itt ich in "he Dtv sion ;t
Social Science: Miss Vvia*. Ann
J-.-vid- ••'. N'-.w v'e die. Penr•.;.>•! -
vittthi and Miss Man::!: Lucia
Janie of Coin mitt. South Carolina,
»dio.‘have been td.d to the -fi cul
tv of ’he f Library Ser
ve ••.'• and Dr x Waiter ji To,-
to r: .J ! , til serve :.s
. h. : :,\e jartmeiv. oj ;
AMPUTEE VET
EARNS DEGREE
AT OHIO STATE
■svnrrvvH.LK. n • tnp. -a
vi\ o ’i. ■si Pit • dive Kign
sthoad * c". 'M\ r .?* Cal ambus ,
County, Mar- o . •* .<?. Jr., age !
f : ,vhii ri ■ tile 1 r; third t i.
Ur ft urnt in Italy do me t.c- last
'.,r rth-it >d hi ■ ;from O-hso
■Stale recfoUy
The y. ana d r:eeived his
'oh in,-, tarv trsd .-. adary eauca
iuj> he! . a.r and i*
C tit re i Grcci -a from vv'icrr
v. a 1 |. : A aril 1941 He
- twn . 1 •.< while a sC'ra. ant
■■•. hit fat* 270th Combat r i!P of
sc a j .. i ; Huiy, and has
Its: tarty cased La- loss Os part
•o' ec so; St •,■.•[* ,iia tits Inter he
vr-:.- released fa r. t ,t Waiter Re.d
..., ’a: -ii Ha : . Baltimore to
finish A and T
Tii I,t r v. i n as- .71 S- at the
ilniverstty it Uhna.s ,>n a .Vi. F.
S -ail • 0.4 Award. :utd remained
•-.» d< jr< atry vrer* >n
ois I'oetoi a,. ’ January. iJ4o.
bon h<- c r d t - Ohio State
. or- 10 .s-s'U-d Dr. C. A Lamb
ra.i sc d ha; pit D work.
<.•• ,r ; ia hot, ~\e-y naarnbo'
of phi Up-don Pail and s believed
to be at> Oily tJ'.. r native H tiii*
country to ..ta.: ■ nis iactitrate be
stuo .Vijjur S;ji'uidiiig.
TENN. ST HE
PROF, USOS
OELEGITE
WASHINGTON .As Crs.
Norma P. Dillard as-.c’a— --..les
sor or food and nutrition at Tet’-
! n.essfce A. :nd I State College, ./us
one of 1 lather,f.its irorc ~u Car
and India invited to t tic. u.
nutrition research works* ' a vhic*'*
was concluded last - .ek al n. 0
s. Department f Ac.it ire's ;
Starch -terter. BeUsvillc. Md
The three-week wonesnop wa.
conducted by the Bureau at Hu
man. Nutruioi; and Home Econo
mics a means ot present,ng to
the sc!enti»t one of the newest
methods to help determine tne
nutritiorad .datus of individuals
Thir- new technique is to be used .a
connect a v sth research projects
which most of tne.-e scientists -oe
wording on bat k home coopera
tively with the board unde: the
Researh and Marketing aat ot 197*;
Dr. Mlucent L. Hathaway of
HbfHE directed -he v.-i-rkshop -:,d
■ e ent.d the tv technique whicn
makes use o; .. >od ■ . . j de
termining the nutrd .* u -aitus -I
individuals. Only a few drop.- f
oiood are required
Mrs. Diliar,: took part u, th.
wot kshep as a representative ot
Tennessee A. ar i l. which - • >n
ducting a imiautionai status r,:,*-
ject in c;operation with, HNHE.
Tite schools Piaj-ct consists of a
study of selected Negro children *s
'* -'•ies <T studies on nutri
tional status and t,mt-.-k,- of
Tennessee, the first Neg,., col
will seek t * find out the effect of
ifegc to bi assigned suet’. p* Jes t,
soh ol .-:.mviror.menr ... _i school
* —* ; in caarging the *od 'uabits
.; and nutrlti noi itu.* of
chiidreu.
In ado tion to the reoro .■ • k ve
i from India, scientists tom .-Uhgl
and r search institutions in tht
1 foil*.winy States participated m the
workshop; Alabama Georgia, ill
nG, Kansas. Kentucky. Louisiana
Ohio, South Dakota, and Tenn*. -
sec.
Ne>\ Head For < hit a tfo
r
Lommunity Hoim»
CHICAGO • ANB) The ■
ppiiVt inert of V/aieeu li. tisr.i- .'o' J. •
75 of St. i'aui Minn. *■■ diveotoi
f ’»i Ad •• S .VtcKinL C*immun
ity he-use ,mo jn>;.vd last we 'k
directors
FAN ETTE\ ILLF, T. C.
EXPANMON PLANNED
FAYETTEVILLE X. C G:xr>
, As a result of the appi'OprJtio *
t the Goner.d A'sen,b;• :
'22 for the school cnc e* *:. archi
tects ar* now busy i tit piaa.s, . :e*
bids for F .vettevihe yi. •* icacit
rs nriili ;i dolt'.*' nrstnery
program is scheduled for ibn LA
October a.', d tile bu id in.; to
the latter putt of the mouth
cord,"’*; to pres dtlr,t James V*
Acaiu'ook.
PI EAI) NOT €III I V
IN COP KILLING
CHICAGO ANT Th Nea* *
youth.- who - iu: - •*! c. -re its -
dieted foi the . ■n r kiliu’y ot a
cola-emu: m tius city j';. ~iu net
.• ..hy .v.'lra t;l-.y :e ; r .n
Criminal co.ut List wv-w
Attorneys for the yc-uths ird-.-rm
cu die *’ oi.: th *t ysey w*L itterupc
ta kiil :n ind'etment They wore.
given until Oct ,ocr ' to file suer,
a movement.
Advert. sin* .a >n« -if th-.-- few
auiiiugs where it is hov-. cable '»
,>cy sUent on L> >u.i.'. one oise 3 bus
in css.
Ifairmont
FARMER FILES SUIT
AGAINST OFFICER
ON ARSON CHARGE
ns James 8. lxhh.tu he
NEW ORLEANS * ANT*/ B
causa they illegally entered hi.
'home, set fire to hi? dweilin-- and
mu e liar* suffer damages to tas
amount of 516.7J4. Dotsoa Frank
Ln Negro tenant farmer of Ascea
sio pa: aii i.as named a ok puty
i sheriff! and two other accompHees
in a damage suit which was fiic.d
in the federal district court here
last week
Nan t] by the plaintiff ware |
Sher.ff Hickley W-tgUc'xpack Bu*-
ris Gautreaux , deputy. William.
"Hill" Persat who ollegediy ac
c- mpanied Gsutreaux »u the
search, and > National Surety:
ccrpor.tion of New York which
bonded the sheriff.
Erankii , states : i hi* pet-tion
that at the time of the unlawful,
illegal, and unwarranted -ntry.
search and trespass ha was two
ad one-half .IV- .: v:,y i:\ the
field flowing and ' that his wife
and three iklreu w- e absent
from the t vvn.
Frank! u states that four or
five minutes after the illegal en
try by tin' iccused. th ■ hr use
auist mio flames and mimed to
the ground The five room house, a
tne-room .anex, i spacious bars,!
• p-'-'ultry arv.; titer tarn 1 -ssentials'
w, re completely destroyed.
No motive for the faring ot
Franklin's -me has oeen esfab-;
listmd but .* survey ot the court'
i'OCOrd ci 'J. Alts tha! his clr utn-j
.-lanees wet'.- dduOtloSsly eiiv ed Oy ,
• pa-.u- whites ;i> the parish
Franklin stated ia r.is petition,
that he carried no insura, ea a. tus |
tiit-me t any of ts couteots
TENN. TOWN GETS !
SjIW.iHM) M 1100!
LEXINC» TON. T'.*r-n. ANd- -- A;
new IrVr ra\ brick ar .a ;-v: ..r-icc ;
ORC-i'tOty sCiiOji CjilliCili i'i f» r Iv jj- j
’ hj. i.S. vv il h U i e U dll tor : :: v s•1•’ T. J .
LCO. wt.s recently *i,■.! j he.e.j
'Con-iru* ~ J it .. coi*?f r * )< •
ill-? s.hyv,: oaa, * * a slap"; OJari' i
ifi t, *iu hhriu y I.', ii*-.:. -. re:.t|
lUVIll:;- 11 tt: t Itii V.- * bai.di g St'.'d .
•to be ihe tnost n lir.rn reh.i .1 1
a town .*f ! ' it* dii Jlv ■ 'd*U !
The ustitu'.-;i >■ :.• * T nr l
i*** .M". *. . -So * •* . ■
la.-.-., *-nn . .< suoil mod-.- - : sea
J '.itv. as I;• ■ . , wee' ,’ . .
grt-ern "tTuckoviards . seks,
;,d I ilgilt -. atid,
VeOtil.iti**?! f veil * tii's Th
. -iw*t has Hie fladfs red .a * ;
chairs ir r-myd in chrome <•
it: aid <v.. : ■■• -. ; ' ' • l ■
-•I A ft -t J . S I’VM ' ■ -V‘' :
ia!• isdact t * serve far snap war,*’
11!i-5 i A■: i ’ .: si,- , ' i ■IS
Pi'invipa: hie -cho i ' C C. |
Build Tht soil s*! Will -.rye v---idc |
A_. I-- N . k . J■* , f7 t \ ■ j
JOE 1.0i : !> UEILDs -4
HOI -IM, PROJEt i
I.Of- ANGETt s \NP - ; j
Etnu* r * iVa vy w .'.s : * run- *
pion Jw Lea is tin *, -k p. ti- . I
ficned the L*.»< \t;.y.-:s s’far - * •
r.ms * vtmiussion a ■ axuig
siiiing, i > p tut con-fmetiod
of u iow-roH aoushie at Ta .Jl - •-
uu
The sans', ,* icliimiig 700
la •*,><) Mjearr fee? >i! he !
>'on-restracted ,ira will yeii tar ;
St .300. Ihe hoone-i a* aulti M
tuiß a.* % 311-war*’ .a the j
Sa.i Eemwido V a ey
PAGE ELEVEN
ST. MHjLS iMIKcH ;
HONOBS JAffITOR
ST I/DUIS i.ANPi - A ;■ •
RiOniai .iamcr honoring V-iCiai**
Hayes. 78. vUstudian of V'l.osi
A.vetiua Christ.t* a a'7; ; add
last week at ti-.c -:hur.
More than 300 hu. d :-d per,-
v, <rt prf.-ienf v/hil- H;»ye . •re
-cn.ted witli a u iir, *•■ - d
check which ropresentwi contnlni
ttons from the congregatiou
Hayes g* acuiusly h ; * t.*
audience for its k nares-. H >«vl
that ho has done everything in the
church from being boilermaker id
; greeting Sunday morning church
; coers.
Numerous congratulatory greet
ings w ere received by the janitor
from member- who have moved
to all parts of the country.
The average of late summer cab
oage in North Carolina is estiraot
-1 ed at 6.3 tons per acre. About 4,163
acres are being grown
rhe Tar Heel com crop f>>r ilil.i
year is estimate! at more than 7i
milium bushels —-the largest on
record.
I
KYhj IfbiMjhhstm
*• By Biix F.iaL-,i>« *
a| '-4
Toanmiiiit:, niop
,-rfy fii.-n y a.,., .ygls'
aoUiiaD aUidl •'*•• m> a- ‘rawcu
mg’ a»y steak from •!>- ic -fd»«!’*
LaGrange I
i ROOM & L'Li AH!) TARJ.OB
G-aod i-ovd Ji-.d Entertainoneat
J. 8 RiGGJN* CSNTER ST.
I EAIRMOIVT
SEAFOOD MARKET
ALL FRESH SEAFOODS IN
SEASON
Wc Dress free of Ciilflt*
J enter Si. fak wjanl
. —i n iii n iiuww mi ii—fin' t imarewT^B-gßaffl«airi»n^.'
j JONES RADIO SERVICE
* TUBES PARTS RECORDS,
I RADaO SALES. CAMERAS it
FILMS
SMALL APPLIANCES
I W. L. Jones Ceaiar St:
Visit PoweliTs Place
Put Huir-utt. glmwer’. GroesrTes
Oy»*u ; dxy*i !'«*• *Veek
POWE UL'S <«RO» :V AND
BARfUEK SHOP
Th<me *«|| iia o»*l SI.
i A -h Bowed, . C'i(K