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1205 Hillsboro St..
Phones 2 4515 2-245.1
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Elect rh ui Api'Caie'e
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USED CARS i
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HARMON
MOTOR COMPANY
SIS FayeteviH* St. Dial 3-5454
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BRASS FIRE DOGS
FENDERS-FIRE SETS
COAL SCUTTLES IRON FIRE DOGS
SHOVEL and TONGS
PRICES ARE LOWER
S. M. YOUNG
i3O E. MARTIN ST. DIAL 7121
DELICIOUS . . .
>v. delightful
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~U “'"T
who met in a grand session ib
Hell nit la-t w eek. In tin front
nm are «f fit-era of the Stipreim
Council with Mayor Eugeni Van
Anlirri |i They are left tit r 114!'•
J. I VJisi nlieimer unit facini; the
i.amet aj grand stand Maid liearei ;
l)r. H. I. Bui rows, guild 1. liaii
ci-llnr, Koiniui V Mel tine/., (lt|tu
tv gran dcoiniuander; In Pit*
pattiik, grand conmiandei May
er Van Antwerp, George I .tilli;i-■.
iinuiiiaiiilt-i el uie i.ouisiana
Siipn-mi Council, linli pendent
Jin istiiefe. ii and tin Kev !I h
HiinUnl- llrahnam fiaml elian
et’lor ‘AM"
ASK N< L ISH C.AHON
Dm. ro HALT BIAS
NEW YORK the New
\ i.rk Stale Department id t- tl••
uevjtion has been asked hv the
National Association lor the
Advancement ol colored f*e<-
pic to end segiegatiou .-t N*
gro ‘children in the public
schools of Hempstad. I.on. Ss
land
I nliowing filing **l the aj*
peal last w eek. Negro jrii cuts
■ «-*,-• lIH-ir rnildi * » hack to
w bi'li) (.elliiinr the outcome of
tin 11 |l* Dtom to tile state
ey I lilmv of the Hemp
le.Mt msart! el riiuialioti i>»
liliei/rat* N* s*o pupils pi'ei
fiitateri a strike at the opt-mng
«t the M-hooi term
P;-oduelicn of c rucks Norli
tVi. !ti 1:1 for the first eisiit month'
nigh if 4 ; .!(•;; . *,H ;u e< •: lie
Debutante Bail
Plans Complete
The Debut.mb Bull .St* ei big
( oriini e of Ai.-.i ■- Th* Umi a
CiiOUtCj .•! ij;<- Al, ill Ji Kill Ip: 1 Alpi.e
set,! it y :.tr! :et i wily ; ; tile UWoC
*.r All ■ ' : i if V P, fry til.- ■1 -
no ol IT skills, final ph.it!;. hu the
a; 1 ■ 1 : I ' OP. .-two v 1 s e : •
aaiit-a I;* : M-ii.iy ofi Noven’i)* 1 ! if.*
,1 tips tii.ii* igi: .a* nu riui nlitoi
To.. V- .; . Bill I pfOm 'Se‘7 if') be
eat- i I •; 1 e lo'S.I el.tbn; ate e\ > r
■*..; v<! by i.;c •o 01 its Girls *ep
rt; e.r.i'nj/ . \'. •. n dUlei ens cities
nh:! town: In Pastern North C••
o'ui.i will netki then bow to S»
siPniLea ; 1 the Sorority are.;
i o ' *■';'* e r Debu *tjn u ■ s ave mok \ > &
; j) h ■" *<) i ■ 1 V:0 k-» i\ d C* J, ?OC J i It f
. >v it-ii U'»o bsiir
Men'ibe: > of ihf t‘ ot'od- ’v' tii'
•-! • td-.f • 1 f-« »r V . • lil'M ; .
- fo.ii.i.iitf Mrs ; * V l>< y
: i <j'ChiiiDiuit.i C’-'inmiUef-•
•VIV: J'r, f.-t- Ui'iiX,
' P':*Kiun; f/oir vrMU c : •. Harhej
M«;CaMt.y. eisasrman, U/>u. i n 4
toil'JOHsoo: Mi':. iVo rllia W. \\ ; hw\-
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I ••-.eks tt. Kut- 1 fronint r.t Can uilt
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ihe■ ,i ;S !•: | j j Sis is ! Amii ■'
J-ooiean, Ms and Aha- .kin.gi.n
Ifcili Nn.ithtietd SU • i; !>**
; Moult) Pa Mrs. Edit a MottUi *, 7.'ai
r■ 1 '-te ev i ‘ St i.a, < . \S SS 1 . s■ -
; Miw. .AS > VViS an!- 711 Tv 1 osy
Je.'*o.(Uii- Fiedvi- Mj- on*:! Mas
Si urge..;, fields. h<*2 *S"or!in Pa
i,.tia W .'kea Mr. ..an Mis. Is.v c
iVaikar, 4H vV Edent'.ii St. Ji
!,eil; Smith Mr -a i Mr* .7-•* rt
Smith Sf.da H -ran : Mamie jas
! lire, Mi . and Mas 2Mi;t Joy. w: .
i tH * liatfti on Hep .cCU Uc
! .IIP Mrs. this;. IJt iieie. SIB ft Co •
ban u.- S'- . l.' S-. v-ce Buu-ii, IVD and
j Via: Kicinii''.' ia ■ ti, l■Aa in a
S'. ".'ledl e.l VicNi Ah .mi Mi’s.
! Mansfield Mc-Ntil. 724 S Blood
v j.’ th St., Btassie Me ' ji. VI ■ arm
Mrs I, l, Mt.-Neil. iMtna [lciniaii
St . ( nonf I‘iefjj':<- *-*' '.Tin Mi a.at
j Min H. C PC-vriii. EL; noil Sin
M,.i !<■:io.S Saneif!. .'li a:d Vina
Saner.* i, S. 1107 S liio.id
wiwU.. Street, Inez Vandi ns'inif,
15 Oh a* Tta race Poaii \V.' •' *n Mr.
arid MVs is At. "WUr.tnv. Bt*ti Massy
St; Fula R ddick. Mt. and Mrs i
Siddielt. 22 W V/. w: Stn-et; K.-
tiieia Alien Mr and Mrs Fi-od
Alien. 221 k Vandyke fvi on:,
!*'*:::iii. Cheek Mr and .vns G. t,
Citeek 1014 Smithfieid Street
it.eiii PI H.Mr. a.-a.; Mrs.
K li.tvi.a. ilendersor). N C Joy. ■
K iTisetie Mr a Pvt M;S W. R
Privet!*: 'Hertford, N Arnett-'-
(J : fiy Mr. find Mm Chlford G*;.
dy. Mount Olive. N. C.; Nettu
TV...; - ! Tv*re Haw and Mrs. N. A.
Trie.., Valin;.' N Ca t'is Moor
•• 'hi Berth;. M•<>; e Mr pi - .-] Mr;.
’*. •. ,vile, re Rich .'hr- ... N. C
1) ~!i, . ,V! 1 a.a i'! VI: am! Mr*-
Cl vdi I 'ov. . it ala I a.i a.,. , n N t
lam C at! A’.- in.
!.;u pi. . i V\ '11;.'.'., C C. Ruth
a : a*i M) I -lancllt A Hen * lei.-
ti- > :\ : c Myrtle 'J'ueker. Mr.
:-l a .. i .1.. 1 aa - I. U( !■ : t ). ,1) I in;,!.; 'la. j
r I' V. lie- Aii-'-n. Mias Many'
c .il •: I.iliiicJiui., N. (’ : Sarah
E ,\]i .tii'.i Kli- London
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A lies; A and Mis h'oialt Alien
Ltliidgi'.*!' N C. U-.a-othj Mc-
Douy.tUd Mr and Mi Luther Me
lt c.ka’.d Lillingteii N. C.. Vivian
Ca.rwcoi., :VJ i. and Mrs. a dines 1..
■ tafnei-o;';. ,J at-i Heights. S'u
-3:: - j N. C, Dora V. Alston. Mr.
ami ,>!..jCisi A Ist- ... 1-1 ai-kiul,; n.
M. C Patty pi: " amaif. Mias. Rc.,-a
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Path* , As; :> Did ham, VC «.)• N C.
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TO SIT rn »V I,M«IN
Miss ,V«ar. In Bruw u «11».. tor
of Jiiih.n lii-alth mirstiir .mil as
' i.ciat. j.: "11 ■ at <ll liiii lie r.i.j
r-ltuai ~l V!i .daily VI; liirai col
!» .•«- vs is avvartied a ..■iiv!i.v,ii-
Vvt-lllh lUlili S t< Slow siilj) ill (-1(1
!y tor study m fHiopf. .Miss
Krown will saii on the Qurt-ti 1
! li/.i..> tii Sept :f for .< year's :
tufiy on the. s*H-':»i aspects of the
tnciiic;,! rare program in Great
Britain under the Uitctor ol the
f.ondon School a! Hygiene and
Tl Up..... ..Medic im-, si,, w:■ up
poinded recently a member ol
the Basil Non ( ollegialc Itoard
, ol Kfvi. i.s ion Un Nation .1
Nuisii i Aecrediiing service ui
New toi k * ity
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MCod im.* : of the Pan -
Civ ' ".If.; V de Cl ::tipO;l;> dip till:
11 il: !:■'.! ii. 1 Brooklyn or
an: -.t.-.m. !:. io-d ■.|- v 109-7»
'U a alii! -t ree.ird ..«•:> La st in
• Un- ’.2-yv.‘in he,rwy oj tiir rlvib.
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The Hro'.niyh Dodger.: fuiishea
, th"ii I; piiets FT. i J campsugriing
i i.hi.- -. >n with ,i 41!- 2t> wo* arid i
!• ft 'ui at ia>n..." - i>2B pew
,c: 1. w I ' >f- Brook - v.-or, 85, bed
'.V a! h,rn- iii ii.v! gm -upp-eU J 3,
Cil'v! •-■o <| dab Ebb.-ts Field
, lights
! ATKVU' N r OF THE OWNER-,
M'illP MANAGEMENT, CIKCULA- ’
Tit.Cs, ETC '■! THE CAROLINIAN :
1 Pi'bl.shed wei-kly at Raleigh, \.
j required »> the Art.- of Congre&l j
• 1 A.igukt 24. 1912. .'Hid March M, ;
1 jiKDT,
| r;,*en:<. • 1 of Tw-elve j»!onti;s,
‘ Kh'.n'iig O tob- . 1, 1949.
7in mu v aid jddiess of the
: piii.-ti.shcr editor, manffelng editor.
■ bu-ane imma/'T is: P R,;
, ,’en ay o; Raleigh. N. C
' own. r ,f The C . rol.Pub- j
!i is o'rig P unfiari.v Hale: •.: <. N O.; *
I R Jew, ay, Raleigh, N t .
Known bondholders murlgames:
I .aid olhi.r security holder's, holding j
j one percent in more of total !
amount of bonds, mortgages, or I
othei ect.i itie;.: None
Average number of copies of each I
is: ue of this publication sold Os j
j i.’i-'tr'tinted thromfh Uie mails oi
, utherv/ise. to PAID SUBSCtUB
! KRS during tin twit-ve rnuuths pre
j eerdirif the date shown above is; j
.SHOO. j
'Signed: P. R. Jervky
Publisher
Sworn !./ and ibscrited before
rne this sth day of Oetabt ;, 19*49
*,Signed* Charles K. Frazier,
Notary Public
TIDE CAROLINIAN
Job Bias Case is
Set For Hearing
New York Following protect
l;,v iht National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
.ivi'ii! u ft lengthy postponement of
the public hearing on charges of
violation of the Ives-Quinn law, by
the George 11. Filial Corpot afiou.
the New York State Commission
tgainst Discrimination today an
iioiuiccd that the lieu ring will be
Itehl on October 31.
The healing, the first public r.e..
si on to he scheduled by the Coin,
mission, wa: orieiiiaHy set for <)■"-
loher t. The company nought post
poneirient. until November H.
Mrs. Marian Wynn Perry on be
half ot the NAACP filed a protest,
pointing out that the case was ai.
lend..' / year old. SCAD granted
an extension of time until October
SI.
The case involves ehaigts of
Walter Taunts that he wa.s dis
charged by t i;> PI tun ('orporatiot
la cause he protested acainnf 'ho
■ ■urn pony's dfsi riniinatorv emplny
no ut practices
lannis further charged that 1. ■
'vat; tl reatened with physie.nl vin
1, . , br by Cornelius Cuiinini,luim,
Hiidson Beik Company Store Hours 9:30 ft util
Hudson-Belk’s Exclusive Sale
All Wool SKIRTS
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4 Straight cut, 4-gored skirts . « , expertly tailored as only
Handmacher can,
# Many popular all wool fabrics including
S GABARDINE CREPE
/ FLANNEL NOVELTY WEAVE
✓ COVERT
'p. \i
# All stunning fall colors in
f SOLIDS HERRINGBONE
/ CHECKS STRIPES
/ SHEPHERD CHECKS
Sports Shoppe Second Floor of’ l &shitm
, r rZ/m/wi -csesi X
••EASTfftN CAftOtlNA'S LARGEST"
company foreman. The company is
engaged in tin- Const ruction of tile
Brooklyn, linttet■>' Tunnel connect
ing Brooklyn and .Vlanhatta u.
Ales Perry who represented the
complainant during the prellmtn
ary proceedings, will replevin! him
i.n behalf of the NAACP at the
Commission's first public nearing
BIAS IS DISEASE
I.I.AIMS SPEAKER
BOSTON, Mesa. 'AND -- Tne
clearest and nest cc.mplote analysis
of this business of ‘’race prejudice
is cerPained in the September 21
issue of Z-ons Herald, weekly 0.-
gun of the Boston Wesleyan asso
ciation The anaylsis is dune by H.
it Kleozt ( i eti red staff member
of the pi-ai-;i . f Education in Nastr
vii 1 *.-. under the heading ‘ "P o'l-
Pre.iudii'i It: Nature and Cure
Alter hcbiitne tin world pr> la
in e, in ■■ initiori mure. :c, ufl" d
i tiHlde Oi i»j ‘< bus tuned on insut
licnoit evidence incomplete know-
Special Sale Pi ice .
MADE FROM THE SAME FABRICS
USED IN HANDMACHER SUITS
COSTING $50.00465,00
AND WITH THE SAME FINE
TAILORING
Famous tailors of Handmacher suits had
short length yardage left after making their
popular suits . . , not. enough was left to make ‘
suits, but plenty to make suits, but plenty
to make an exceptional fashion skirts, See
the Handmacher label . . . a label that means
an expert tailoring . . . typical of the highest
■ in style. Sizes 9-18.
ledge Incorrect nforrnetion, f.,v
11 as -r/lng. tnllacioii uniptr.in
outworn tradition, rumor suspirib’/
gi mindless tear ' Itlean/.er hau tins
to say:
“To understand and deal with it
elt’eet. vt-ly we need to take ai •
count c.f three fundamental facts
about its nature and cure
“The first of these is the fact
that race prejudice is not inherent
•ve are not. born with it. We ac
quit! ii we •catch' !: Horn in>-
cond-tions >nto which we are born
slid the ..fcopie wliu surround u
"Secondly, race prejudice is ac-i
an air plant, growing out of noth
ing It is always rooted in some
thin) Petit ceit to he real. I*- on
are unsound, to be sure that ts
wtiut .makes it prejudice; iieveiihe
!c-,s, they an always inert.
“Finally prejudic is much
more a mistorturie than it i: a
vice For the most pait. people arc i
prejudiced not because they are
mean but bcause they are mss-1
I lading "
W, B. HILL SLECEEDS
OTIS 11N ALA. At,. POST
TUSKaGEK INSTITUTE 'ANPi ;
Tin- dll i ctnr of Extemoun Si:
>.)>.- if the Alabama Polytechnic
iia* niaairiccd tin appi intment of
W. H Hill as s.fliti- leader It r ex
tension Sr- 'fk v/dh ;m n. Ala
PAGE FIVE
cam a H'll, who took office Oc'--
1, m.Ka cd- Dr. .f lb (ilia who re
signed in September to accept the
pn-.-mei.-cy .-.f Alcorn College in
Mississippi
Hill a issi gi actuate at Tuske
gcr, taught agriculture at Arkansas
A M and N. College in Pme Bluff
and Trirnty High Scitfol. Athens,
Aia. Since 19C5 he has been in the
Extension Service of the State or
Alabama.
He received lus M. S degree a:
Cornell University last spring
MINISTER HELD FOR
MANSLAUGHTER IN
FATAL ALTO CRASH
Pensacola, Fla. (AMD The
Hev J L. Anderson of Pensacola
j: being held on a charge of invo!
ti nta i y manslaughter resulting
tiom an accident at (hover. Va
He struck a (ruck driven by .lohn
Kurh of Charlotte. N. C. causing
liui drive! to be killed.
The Rev Anderson was driving
the (a:- of the Kev. .1 S. Town
send to Pensacola who was pas
: engei win 0 be bit the limit
wheel of tin truck -auMng it to
i rash, through a radioed hndgs
vailing on to the Hacks of the
bmithiTU railway below 'Hie Muck
i atifdit tire.
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