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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY JULY 21. DU,2 \li< AND Alii Hi VMON BELL AND BEAMON NUPTIALS ARE SAID Mil It);, :i. C A w fading of i. xq.lT i.r i,t > VUS pel'fo ,e d ..liill i\ i,' -I Bell, daughter of Mr. Ai.fi Mr- Bel!, became- f.. t.-ricu ■ Mr. IvJartir Fail Bt-iu'iui. The rcfr.p is Ft ~>t« y*. M E. church The cereu.oa.v v. a performed by -n* Rev H Ca: once Walker. ininMes. Tici-.u.-h w:.„ d«:coralej ;.rofm el.y .. 11 ;. white gladioli sniilax rod i . branch candlebta Soloist was Mrs Esther Webber. Numbers rendered wore 1 I, v> Thee,' by Grieg, O Piumise Me/ anti The Lord.* Prayer Ml > Lula Jennings wa. organist Tne bride was given in mar riage b. 1 her father, R> st.n: Bel) She wore white French organdy v. itii finger tip vein She carried a prayer book centered with an orchid. Mrs. Ralph Jackson w.v. matron ; of honor bi'UD'MMaUI W ( ! (-■ Mi ' |\ Libit" and Mine Htll, Dorothy S.-tturi, C nd Dais y Gi b b:. who \vovt ,». : _■ #■ tel shades of on/andy Junior bndf- Ai.A'd v. a- Host hmi Moore .'Ju, • - - CAT ADOPTS SKUNKS . . . m itmiight, i cut with an over* humi of mother histimt, has 4 family of sfiiiuk kit- Wiii the hulUiific autlrly b mich, MILLIONS SAVED IN AUTO WORK Millions of dollars are saved to American taxpayers in rebuilding: military vehicles and parts aban- j doned during World War II or ! damaged in the current action in Korea. Engaged in the work under Army supervision are specially trained Japanese civilians. Having begun the extensive re covery and rehabilitation operation in 1948, the Army collected 55,- 000 vehicles from the Philippine Islands, Guam, Saipan, Okinawa I and other Pacific Islands, where we bad assembled them for a possible invasion of Japan. Following the cessation of hostilities and the rapid troop demobilization, the Armed Forces were compelled to abandon this equipment. Three years later, logistical per sonnel began transporting the ma- 1 teriai to Japan where it had been rebuilt and nut to extensive use. I I : *2.l® Pints *»jr i *3.35 i Fifths | 86 Proof JHC STRAIGHT WHISKEY* IN THIS MOfcWCT ARE <t YEARS OR MORE OU>. 99% STRAIGHT WHISKEY, 63% NSUTRAi. iPiRIU, WnUHR $ FROM GRAIN, r I!• ■ \ct ill .'.i.- Fiiirnn G.. J-1- 1 8011. t-.riit yeti. " ... r..'.i',n,y I 'fir. '.. C. f- IT,: til i i.u ■ i: •' ..lit Vii. , , Ro! CT. ... ; .111(1 11 ,'i .1. (' *,l.diC\. . ( t.lliiCji, , i:. ivi• ' ft- .1. .led from 'Villi to.,- hi-di : . llO> ■! and Si.fiv, I’rivc it v, Rai«*ii N\ ••(!, ( at linn Shi 1.-, j Mi h«-: ... !h‘- p- . lie schools of CJeoniu. a!.. DM'inbi . .j I Delta Sigma i l»( tao ; rority. Mr. Bcanmn is the -on oft).« Rev. and Mrs. Marlin H'.ithr Be.i tnon, Norfolk, Virginia He attend ed Biuefield Slate College Also la- is. nephi -v, of Mr Minn in I Ed- , -say and Mi .. U!a iVlclv.-a of W.v n.ing ton. A reception wait riven at the 1 home of M;. and Mrs J.-ii-eh Job'- ■*. •* .on, relatives of tin bride’;; moth a. Mrs, Gladys Rior, *- presided lat the punch bowl Out-of-town -.tie ‘ v. run- Mi-': .(.;ady Beamon sias.-r Norfolk, a! Katie Mill. aunt. Goldsboro Mi;-. N'anni. Da--, on, vrandrnutj, Goklsiw-.); Mtss tankini a Smith '*} Gic>->i -h.,)-. Farley Smith, Re kingham. V *.v to : i tKitSI I.lNfc A< riON Hen- • a photografih cf a lyrical scene dur.np the fight ing on Kon-un tv. - 1 Department of Ih-f* use photo > fiashingten ! smmwm * * f ’* " 1MM —1,,,, . By Walter Shfad j IIS THK TWO political parties prepare lor the long battle to the November election, it appears tnat Uie American people have some line hairs to split to deter mine the winner of the presidential contest, For, as is customary at the close of the fiscal year, every econ omist, government and private, and ! all large business trade groups in cluding the United States Cham ber of Commerce, come out with their predictions for business dur j hrg the coming year , . . and all, without exception predict business will be good and employment high. In its prognostications the U.S. : Chamber reported a *4O billion in crease in the gross national prod ! uct during the past year and a rise of sl3 billion in the national income in the first quarter of the year. Prices have remained stable, per sonal savings continued to climb, tremendous expansions are planned i by the oil, chemicals and electric power industries, the defense nro i gram is “now really beginning to roll ’ and will proceed without un due hardship io the civilian econ ; omy. The disturbing factor, the Cham ber said, was the ponderous gov ernment payrolls. Total civilian employment rose in May to 61,2 million and the roll of unemployed j remained at a post-war low of 1,6 million. In any oidinary year such j a rosy report as this, particularly j from the most constant critic of the administration in power, would be enough to win an election. ♦ ♦ • However it appears this one Is ! not going to be any ordinary e lec tien. One issue, of course, will be on foreign pohcy end the Korean war. The 82nd congress adjourned for the. conventions with more work left I The reporT | 1-KOIVI tfU NAIiUNA.I, Ai 1 UNI 1 111 PUS lAt EMPLOY f-KS Rjr yisj., A xt 'Air 7 . , WASHINGTON Officials <-f !i. Naim: -.i Alliamtc of Postal El- Kiev. . • !l-.li 1: , - July t oitlt ua ~t of J . i S- i: SUtH'l ill - it ii-h-iit .!ii> 'l'ncr.ilio lie inch m lt.< Vuiike! N. (1.-St ofliin a a na. |o; a-; )a> vcmcr.l. Stcvcr.s 1 »;> i'-a51J1..(:.'.. i I'iaiiClS V He it). ' ..I-.-, - .1(1 11: hi ... gum tin.' i.'i.'i!'-.- (’-.'d’t i- ill. (.rorhictu-n vTin . .. i*ari of th-. pi-ograin o! t.i )li .)!:< ;. M.’ f-i- e j iis a m. i in i- ; > j,- ;y- .... Yoi'K ('uy N.-Vf’E la ill'll, j'-, tin;, tei Tobin .-..it-: ~) with :viliaiK.c nif 4 .-ails lif: i. ii,ai i... Uie up; ~i,n!:ii..‘;il. Mi-.uti’. IJ i 1 (lit Alii.itKc u highly pleased by (lie action o| Mir national convention of the NAAt P in Oklahoma City in x-.-liich tin SAAtT passed a blistering resointion attack ing (hi- abuses of the Presi dent'. I.in ally Order which had injured a large number o) NAPE members. T !: * NAAC'P ciilii-d iijioii i-ha-si ■ . 1 i : -aman "I . n- v:« tin: l.uy ;. v pro-.;!'.in u» the .-i-curity ,-en •iiive a.-.in-ii-s of tin giAi-inmeni i' h . liie State Dopartnieiii, the /■ > I >.-jia: i.-nc- 1 ; t. tlu* Ati'ir.u lir: :y- : -.i: ion -.-d tin* r ill '> - u . :,\ \t :' i. ■.. ion a)- ‘.j fie . aii'i-d. i-‘. ll thi'-ri.,r.i f-. a: .- ■ !•'» 'ii > 1i..-i!d . : ■ ..j ui <'d to ~y ... )-. |>. i > i. (>. . -ui. .-, roi ik ly .'i'- i-I .11,1.1 ■ ).- (idc,l ua.i" 1 IP ; - -ill. Pro i ~ai and Re: sOU:, ■i .. . -1 1 -1 . ell .. :i i( 11 (: u. ii:tile lie 1 1 ir* ” Tin- i evolution ;«1. o liUai l.cij ti e m. I.hiid.- ii *-d in lb. r.yailj V. ( I.) ■ n .11,.! lie .; .AI i' ■ SI. i (lt.it t..- |■ I t -.1 .e tie- lirilslilulioiul) . -u i-. ..ii« ai -:,.iii :. Vi !': i ii I.! '.. i: . lie' »iia i i a,vain l tin in tie- onivi-.s of .- .: and lie- . nil.l to rr.is.' a i-.; v. Uni .- is " lop NAPE officials were al so found lo he extremely ac tive in the NAAt P ami at lb* convention. Among them were: former NAPE president Jerry O. Gilliam. Xuriotk, Va.; for mer NAPE vice president .Ar thur .1. ( hapit.il New Orleans, both presidents of the N VAt'P In a riches in their cities; -V VV. Hell. Jackson, Mis.; Allow,u H Mio< Kiev Philadelphia Her n in K !.<•(-, Martim <l. l iin.-i.; Alarioo l.ewis Ht-au iiiioit, le\ - Lawrence tl. I on ley, i. ike Charles, Ea . and 1 i auk Karnes. Santa Monica. ( alii NAPE Pr« si dent Ashby IS is usually the cast-, for six months the congress fritters away long hours on useless debate and then come down to the last week ana passes a whole raft of measures of which 75 per cent of the member ship docs net know the content. Oo the huge money appropriations, over which they have wrangled all sessions, huge sums are added or slashed from the totals and a mere handful of one house or the other ratify by voice vote after hearing reports of the conference commit tees. * • • The house really went wild on the controls bills, and was bailed out by the Senate just ss it happened in the passing ot the 1951 version of the defense production act. There were many amendments, slashes, cuts, contradictions, and the con ference committee worked long hours in bringing some semblance of order to the weakened bill. While it was far from the administration bill presented, it still gave controls over wages, prices, rents, credits and allocations for another 10 months. As it left the house, it was ii politic club in the hands of the administration, since the house had killed price controls but hung onto wage controls, thus lifting the lkl on everything the working man had to buy but keeping a Ud on ms wages . . . and that act may have repercussions in many labor ten te;s in the coming election. W * » Overriding veto of the MeCarrar* bill on immigration was a bitter pill for the President to take, the proponents winning by one vote over the necessary two-thirds While the President admitted there were some good features ir» itur bill, he said they were so embedded in un-American and other had fea tures it was impossible for him to j i sign it. However the bill becomes law., at least until tbs next 9aagS*x*. ' { I after ami Welfare Mireetnr - iV liiam < ’:i-.on Jr. officially represented the NAPE'. — BK’ - - 1 oumlation !isls 1 TS I'olicies Aj*ain N'EW YORK (Tl V -The S'- ,ori lt;-y roui®rdioii .i i -p; oir iTiatloiai aid assoc!,:; ue. that is ■■i i: j ui* in ! In- d ist JI! - 1 11 Is i M d:i:.iry 'i.'.'.i i.!trou!‘bo.ii much of ' the basin. ,s -A'oi'i'!. •■■! • -nileil in l-,!h ~ nnivei ;:m y ; -. .i ii* Iy anil ua ' lii'AmCCd till il IJ 1 apal I'l ill ikiWE'i' yfi!' ol ai-: ai. ) as:-isUiUCC Indio tries and 1.- .la-.-y •->•- iiolie.l • iinsciiUi y t-m - allies One of tile 1. ••) a; . . A the muv i Hoard Os Ii .- .-ill- w.m: to resUile : die imjiortaiii la- ; ihm all em ployee- ct Sell- nde . l.ide'd, K be . (..me meriihci s a lie: !■ inmdatmn u'h.-ii they have he'.-n continnously employed’ by tin . ompany for at - leas? one year. T;:h- na.-m' > : .-hip I-lii.it ;.'-- tliC-.e eirij.iloy d a 111 cm. i ration for luan -.vln'o ’ 1 u t II!:-.. ;.;UK.-i - > .ua S*.ui m la.;; a hall •i.imstlilll 1 v. .a: cl : mtlli.U t'-'.' .‘■-•quest ; 11: ]. ■ I I- I mil. 1 1'l c. . I -I- : ii -.-.-a. : fated i••/> W'.itei i.hn nett. : ipta'. idiajf Ot flOal'.i 11 :t i * HHI - .iiiti.m :: t.e i'iiV-. li.an: .-f a:: ili.-. Biv,oitu !<>!>- (>.'.( ..I III'-.- iiiai.il will bt' made *y deduction E-mi Ha bo.iowe: aiai'ii 1 - v.'i.h lb tune tor rc|..i. a:. u‘ u '.alts :> t at ill 1 - Subscribe Today! Or. George Gore First To Receive NEA Office Post DETROIT, Mich. '.GYP) Or. '• a ori'e W Jr | a'c ill- :i( ■! i iu! ilia A. am! :Vi ft.11.•!-.».•, i,-l '.veck bo;'ami- ile- In : Neqro to l i.l.i i,.|fw.- iii liu- Natiniiai Edu • -dor Associate>u v., hr was ; elected vice president of that w | k.-bGatici: at ;!. C::, amm.it i v.-n’ion and fjl - ,i.-;-■ .m- ; in . ;UI '- i.u-i’f I'l r ii .1 Ct ill a ah i) (V:.'li I". !'-! a. ( , ;' a i'e ( 11! . I A-ia-a if I•, < ■ j<! : i., Ti - ili r tall leaciu-l ss- Ulu.'i- .itteiidc.l tip- asM-rnbiV ; v- ill • ■ ' :. . Jme T.‘ J By ' • i-A i • -■ ir.aiusai r, > .o .tie. ml -. I'd- l! long .utile in education.tl e <’< les. Dr. Core is a past p. i-sidvn* of the 'ir erh in !• aclici-s - oei.'.lion the Va - I oii.il Vs-oeiation el Collegian* i >-' ii a.oil ; : i Ii ai s, nut the - sOia.a I ion n! 1 i 111 i ,i ml -s. . nii.iJ \ Seine,is o I ''tale Hi n'. i it . ;AT a. an !e. ! a ne lwlli-i of tie- A miff • % sßr ' . 00$ ■-ms * • L Jr l-lsvw Ma '/ . A , §/< S : ■ * wm h >, r; w ffTf. GO.'.'f Many Activities Included ! During Livingstone Event SaUSBOTIY. N. C.--Art science , ;.d physical • Jiv at ion played stel lar roles la ! week in activiiic*s of, In-service teachers attending a sencra; workshop for teachers at Li', 1 hip;, tone Coiie.ee Designed 1o assist teachers to j cope with vsncu? teaching prob- ’ TIH' (’AKOUINI '*N WASHINGTON AND "SMALL BUSINESS" By C. WILSON HARDER n,€ <.L-i«M'Uu'U from the Üb? tiii<;t)l «;f J"LI; Li of ts GfD • uiYiu MOifL 'n asibidtifint JIU/i ji&v e*C?nll .tl ui ch u i■ i' c fjl the iuttl* tnist division was not u.rexpect net. * + * TL*- ry f?i«! Uashirfgfion ohsrr uiUwi Is iiuil the quickest way to/ one tn ' 11 »I S ji< b 11> L <-' • r^.; turn lift* t.s i o do lhi* |-£. jttw lur ivlitcit v^r Im is : J M ' Ij» thfj {. -y t ’ la I or tv* lv "> v ' : •• • • t-t/.h ■ I (..(tin By and* 553 ® i;; 1 a , »h ~- C W. H.irde .have bt-:c. e;.;>abi. . Piiiiyelic men. Bi-li rt Mia’l'-Sou tilt I'e '.'. a ; llerjfßon cefon; tea'. T a- it . I s« ... ai d <ri ♦ ♦ f ( lie departure of Mo. ri ant from oil ice v,.-. predicted ou May 'B. when he reR-nwit to senator John Sparkman ■•? Ala bama- chairman of Use Senate Small liu:iness ( ammittee fin most compr elieii i-, c report ru'i issued on the problem*' or rrm batting the growth ol nionopoly in the United States, two week i a ter. Morrison returned to pri vate Ille * * * This repeaud | .dura caus es Washili, I ’!' nto C<:*.ei*.! Unit certain power mad fncti- .'is will never he ‘atisfied mild llaur ehcuec '-I an ,-i-a i -taifl a.1.-r.'.-y general m chary-- ui 11 1 . u 11 fist diVision i:. . I. u •e s + it t iii, ai tfu iai ilon want to fill liie itiest important attii ein tin .fir the lleparlliieiit ivilb u»i l.gVPdan imimm> A M it i N fur til'- ! i.i.iL LiUd til'd Tr.MUi.vi* Uic il Willi foiciLi* li'.uiMpt'MeN t '.Ui > \ It rl. LlitU Up • • khovvii l v ru.uGuuu*:- aud fcVf t>' K:,'.'.Vn t'iUiMiiY IY\*-k\>. tlu tj • i-x litis .tl y ..., • tean AusoviatioU u! Sehodl Admni*.; .G-’' i I••it .; Ih N.i* u-ti .id SODit»t.y f».»«* fhr bind *d Kihi ;c diun. the South, i I i ‘ 1- L.d ;. : t citivM'i Hu i *it. and othor e'^avt* f>* b.m -re t V erf {»is VIU i»«hi D . iv• i • ji \ Ids I rf..M ft on* M t, s t t j uriiM i •i I \ am) hi*. I* f» St»*»n <«»J««*u l»u uni \»•* *■ f .* •» th i > p.riit < I fu litis !CA>sri»v% .i U) fr')n>A sitips At) luu Cii tosc-al » dn tiji u f.na/’d It .-.111 Jfs lit* is hslr.) in . * ln> . Who in Aiiiin ah "Who > Who m ( olorfn! A»af'rira. M tn<) "Who’s Who in .>m«*rii*an Udm ation. ‘ l;" -i'll' !i : -' -a ill rhi-ir;:. Id cI•:iI*. :..-iv , -i;,.-r 1o toil I.- : ■ ui frnilt 1-a a: Kell rim in. lan-' 1 < • i •t•:j *i. • 11... : f« fal alfumtiihis ihcl Pa-mber- hi; I'. Ui. M.ei'.i, E11..', . It'jiand hr I oac: ,m to sliji'C • cxperlfittv.-; with oihf-r teacher,;, , the con.shop ha Lo-en in ji.-otoo-.i for five *.vft hr. and draws to a rinse thic Friday. Nmmi’otts rosiiHßltaml* and ; :•{«.< ..-.lh-t', ha v i taken part ii. (i-’viitiiiufctt z'ti Z) IWWWWi—lllWniminw All all' rilfcill, marine. know itoihiov about tl vc iUih fit-la tt‘liei■-■ v or anti■ tl'usl law lo ! udiHllOlu, all i'll them, video ;tSl\ < , | believed In and Itractleed moil i opfiiy. iftcr aW. tin- bwihflh:: of (ll« |,'.y!■:- O' his i n ' Ur. r labrii ! was a perfect i r.ainj.ii of inou j ©poly at work. M A :jt j Blit f.n Hu: :•■' !•'. great | et.usiikT.tUwi i-. I tieitiy given by both piij'Ues on I a method whereby tin: 'mlTi t-v j men* of anti-irust la>vs can be j removed from tin- inn smi • end | crosiiMm'iUf mat ifruten my ble liitii - ■ .. . .‘ hi; j 1! o oi i (| et. * & * 111 Mo I I !:>«<■ ' ill , 111* '.no pi -it: ri port tni ■ ». the st» 1 ' »ht i oil Xiiaiiv grave illegal i Mflfh* Hills prevailing. He n as aisi puediln imjii.itafit e.o'iei that iisnhl !"'■ ci livim i islsim . it \:>ivi . .• I create ii>i.‘if opportunity lor lit depeiuh nt till' •s. v * * Yet do;.pin ail attempts U* ludui ’df anti-ft list to'.-, on., t ■ ment at high *\ ■ f ti is -acadi ; cat'’. ■ o o, tio v. : lie ) ... ! the * c ims been lilut'e acUofl in ! this direction than in all nt the : ! .f the if has • bein'. 1 . c •• : !;t• :t \y : roil'o' ■ oil .'vti ■ i i lull hi -topped S * A H !•■ aI ;o in! ■M; op to «i.he , that iVli nbaoi. ,o I hr Jn oh | ei-*-:.(ii's ill tin- pa* l tell V-m | i ill! ha Vi- -.la •> 'I nil it old* it to ho ruithUic ■ b is 1 iv tt . j llibutr to the IluinViy till*! in ' li'pi.ti ol tilril uhO h.;..c irsuli<-it j tin sui.titn.v! illv i o n t!:.it tl*. > I half j}f*eti ton t ■! tiitl. . ! V e A j li ivn-f t.j. lia I. o pi.-blent I be foie C.'.;d ie- tiOW. t hat pi oh id e loii.vi e visit* am* mean so that a ' ap.ihle built -t mail in t!«." fob i Ahhot til blii ilf it Oiit it lint jlr t .1 any itiivo to tils J i it(iti* Hmu •f. , -it I*’ A t iir?; i!t.h O iti i,iui Kuimlitt-i KythAlpha i M Al iha arui Pi Phi ■ ' 4 I s * .. i. ii.pY'b ' f S’mm4:d|. - ;..v ... ;... .1. • . .... &> «;>*;•*' : Jv -' ...... . sH-i : XJA* yl:, . . jy.. .. ' v. > ax. \si -'V - " Ipww , frm mpm Bijrjp*££ .r n■ ? *.uj*-» ’-a at; -jm rr. I ■'! I ’ •••;', .U.:v mac V *O. ... k*» ' v ''” ' V ' 1 GALLANT SHIP—Mrs. Van Churl. 1 jdfcsL pa raises the flag on an Army d 'C#*w“ ... Tarry named for her son, the late Congressional Medal of Honor » i„- 8 1 «3- cs *2 m A A A * A A A |jw <it> PROOF rn Q Ui * rt «hO Ptm |H «***•» *«rt»ur‘'>ii u»f iA*iutii»«w*r» tMifl* r*lj K K. 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The Carolinian (Raleigh, N.C.)
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