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It's The Most Important Building To Be Found- In The Town
It’s Your Hospital
And It’s Your Life
«y 11. J. WHY’IK, Adnilnistrutoi
WIUMUNUTON
A -mall 1. .Hid lapp-'d tier handy
dtrui then stood up in her hospital
hod The fact that -he conk; ‘land
op at a)! was. mi: the
jail she vas alive vru: another.
Lbe via- -nark'd git:, marked
i'li ijf, insdr-a:: (f death by the
v. ( >;rjei 01 i ■ ptomyi'di and mod
ern medical sc 10: ■•'Cl. She had been
tip/itwg a t ll of cvVonie mt uin
•. jt:.• >v>i*t-1 1 . up to five yeaii ago,
was uniformly fata!
Nil '., com),leti !y t (.-covered, -in*
ti. Mil a; (la haila lively 1 s-
Hnfqinai to tin life- giving powers •
or Uii' modern hospital If this
small - child had been boi n just
a few years a u. he: chanees a
gamst The ill :ul disease would
:... ve h>'ui ml, Na ; '.e. would have
hovered ovei lei help less to do
much more than make hei lasi
hOU I S COlllfCitable clft'ft.
But lio.au 1 > tins child is a child
>1 the fillies in lead wl the for
th-.. your huspiki! could put her
back in her mother’s arms, com
pletely recovered Miracles like
this ;;e on daily behind the staid
brick waii: ui your hospital.
The child is a beneficiary of
the biggest i evolution! ili tire hue
j'.lal business, !n ;; l'-vlUtiou in
medical methods,
Doctors used 1" diagnose disease
r-iercly by it' symptoms, and then
tieat only the symptoms, nut the
di care
Fifty yeaV' .oft. i .ell ene mo I
pKJgriv.rftVe physician could diae-'
iai e only hail in:, ea;.- , tori eftt
!>, 111 cordilip, to I>i Kiehai d Ly
ons p 'dt 1 -. or of uiedii me at Syra
cuse UniVi.o it;. . Medical College
11 till olle-l half ..! Im patients
imp!uU'.i ii a mo iiy due to
■yin Cbm e of God and t- ndei |r,v
rtip Cult of the do-'tOI
ii yon had a pep.tn ulcer, lor
it.StaiKl: the CluCtol IcU-iftM to,
youi -ad story of 'am and distress;
and luially prodm ed a sort of edu
eated -uiess. a. To whether your,
ypiips meant aki < ot jo t indiges
tion. Tlu. ‘•medicine b intuition'’ ■
■ha. been Inrpely mu.planted by
f.ucti developments as the X-ray.
which can reveal an ulcer imme
diately' by t!u » b'liscopc,.
This and That
f.mtiiiiu-d from I’aye Two
hfll (tI.V muiuiie VUlt e. lie u. u.i
OS that tile lav-l'li I:WIiC!S of
and " pie Se.l a Li ,-. Dot h, is"! 1
Negroe W( ... ■id Lie asaba.,
Island I.ikt had ’ torn.-! her
er how del it happen that tav
ern u\vliei of Island Lake er
any other place could 'p-.ss a
iavi and did he know v. na‘ t-M
--law uheady ji.cs.rii by tie L -
ilfxOe’ iCplkl.ib i hall to SI V ft
bom the matter.
He apologetically told Us
that he only winked there,
he didn't pas-, the law” hut
in had to enforce it. There
lets iio teasou in the wo! Id
tut lis to lose further time
in talking with a man who
didn't know that laws are
not “passed ' by tavern own
its, so we resumed our jotir
jic> and did not stop again
until we were well inside
Wisconsin
Wisconsin i tht lioim state
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WARiNG’S PLACE
“Your Friendly Grocery”
406 So. Blount ' Raleigh
JANITOR SUPPLIES
Floor Maintenance Materials
Sanitary Supplies
“We Carry Everything But The Janitor 1 '
jAMfc H, ANDERSON CO.
418 W, Peace DIAL 3-2750
which actually peers into the sto
mach itself.
1 TODAYS MEDICAL MAN, a
sort of revolutionary with a stetiio
his cases accurately through u&e
scope, can diagnose P 5 per cent of
of an extensive laboratory atio
x-ray investigation And then Km
doctor proceeds to treat the dis
i-are, not the symptoms If you
havea strep throat, they give you
antibiotics they don’t just swab
si.::! throat If you have an at
tack of pneumonia you are given
penicillin not just a tepid sponge
to bring down youi fever These
mirai clous methods have made
your recovery more certain, your
hospital s'ay shorten.
AS AN AVERAGE patient
you’ll stay in trie ’hospital only re
vi-n day; now instead of the eleven
on would have spent in 3 9YI
1 Ins shorter stay has helped push
up hospital costs and your hos
pital bill. Suppose that n few year.-
ago you spent 10 days >n the
| hospital after an operation. The I
i first five days were very expen ;
Live to the -hospital which had to j
provide you with concentrated i
nursing cut’e. frequent changes ot :
linen, expensive treatment injec- '
lions tests. But the next five days |
' wink- you were recovering tht j
hospital could charge the same !
flat rate for rum and board and
make a little money to eompen- j
. ate for what they had spent in j
youi tii - t five days
NOW IN THE same ten day j
i pa riod you only stay in the hospi
p.l iui that t xpeusive first, five
' days 'Lien you get up and go
noma and anothei patient uses
that bed toi the first expensive
live o.iy of ins illness. The hos
.p: Ia 1 u. general no longer profits
lain the cheap five days of rest
and recuperation Von pay a liigh
i-, pjii but you get back to work
sooner In addition to raising costs i
amt preserving, lives, this medical i
. progress is affecting the entire j
function of the hospital.
The hospital is now changing
tii m a place to keep sick people
1 into a center foi medical diagnosis
and treatment.
o! She terrible Joseph McOar- j
thy, but you don’t bear any lav - |
ern manager there telling you!
that tlm tavern cvTiers havej
■}).-(. 1 1 a law” forbidding serv-j
I CIS to .s’-'iot: We made lop: j
in Milwaukee, Madison, Wise j
omen Dei! and .Adams Wiscon- i
.in and evi-rywhere were treat- 1
eii with the utmost courtesy.
The Island Lake incident has;
lx-eii it ported to tile Oistrn .
Attorn.:, and also the NAACPj
branch In re. The office of the.
District Attorney ha- as: mod m. ,
That an investigation -vill be
[ made in an much as the affaii
was a direct violation of the
state's civil rights statute
Os course we have no way of
knowing how far the 1). A will
go with the matter, we don’t
know if he even intends to in
vestigate at all. We do intend
to in ski a personal vL;t to hit
office ami impress him v.uh tht
ii for a full investigation
and we intend to make some
thing of a nuisance of ourself
Until something is done ab,\t
the- matter
There are only a-few states
in America, a very few, that,
has had rhe courage to enact
legislation guaranteeing equal.
rights to all people, regardless
ot anything or everything. Be
cause of this, it is the duty of
every Negro who is denied;
equal privileges in any one ot i
those states to try io do some
thing about the matter Negroes,
living oi states having no such |
legislation are daily striving to:
obtain just such ■ protect io I
There would not be so many j
dark spots in Illinois if
present generation of Ne;,'o.'s|
living here was hull as alert i
as their forefathers Negroes in
Illinois and many other states
have lost many valuable as
rets and rights simply because
th»-y were just to lazy and in
different to protect them All
of this brings us to our pet
pee ve the biggest tiling wrong
with the American Negro >s tht
Am..-! man Negro.
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I . S. Delegation
Continued From Page One
by the Delegation of France we
do not , ipe out the debt owed to
; more who have sacrificed theii
! live.-; that there may be peace in
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Area View Os Modern School
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The 1953 Ford Crestline Sunliner wish its smart open car styling is available in 12 new colors ranging Iroin
oral Flame Red to Raven Black. Wiih its ' Bree;:e\v:-.y' (op up, the Simliie.r provide-. h< wrath, i fight t .unii.rt
ui a sedan. Two-tone leather and vinyl seals Mend w-iih inside paneling and hantiotn/e ssuh outsidi . ~:. jr>
: the w odd We on.' a. !■.nt.'V. L.-d .;>■'■ 1
the debt. We need to d>:> iiimv In |
defining that “someth:ng -uore. 1 1
can think of io belt'i •• a." I-. '' an i
thosi of tile I'e.'ll American l’r'.-i !
t dent who in Ihi i<l ! ot -ni
'own t.'i'. d War <
111 100. Ivn-i .1 {..
; v.iio had given llmi. liv. And ;
wkin-d to tell hi . ... ..Si n. .
lilow thev. the living, could >■ in ,
;!n pay Li< :r debt to II <-. 11:1:1
j 'it a. he : aid, •I'm in to i•• 1., re •
’dedicated to 11. 1 .'.11.1t task 1 email',
line, befoit ns tl.al. from li.c .• ,
noiior.n dead v.e 'a!,. m•. a,-. .:
.devotion to : lit- ■■■ • fin whnb
I Dity Law the las t full nesa. n .
!of devotion that e.e here hia.iily
i resolve that there Ue.nl shall not,
| nave died in vain
; For tht Genet nl A-embly. tin
; should bt a day of reiieciicat'.on b
die iihab set down in Lhe il'pn
lOf tin: United Nations. Wob t>
will to accomplish tne nalion.s can.
■ move forward »n the schieveny'n’.
iof the Charier goals As p<• 0i.1«..
j gain confidetiw in cdleetivi- sfe
!! flii'ity foi nt’aiiiint: vorl-.l i ;
tile human energies of all nations .
Dean be directed, ever increasm
Do the realization of man' «-i eativt
'! oussib’lities.
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Asks Integration
Continued i row Fare Five
! v.hieh are memti-n of the a: ocia
; lion use facility p,-f«;onnet regard .
; 1. ss of race
Other resolutions ui red teael.ers.
! ar.cl educators to take advaiLage,
iof such study offi'is as afforded
iby the iFulbright Scholai hip. tin
jlr lernational Institute of Educa
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OUR PEMOCRACY—b y M«i"j
| J7he Well-trimmed Woodpile
Come signs of winter, the size of a mans woo&eu.*, *
': + HOW CONVENIENTLY STACKED FOR READY USE, IS A *
PRGT r V GOOD SIGN TO COUNTRY FOLK OF HiS INDUSTRY
? AND FORESIGHT in PROVIDING for the season
INDUS rS> AND FORESIGHT ALWAYS LOOK BEYOND TODAY A
! TO TOMORROW, THE GOOD PROVIDER. NOT ONLY CONSIDERS
PRESENT NEEDS,DU? WILL afti - THROUGH LIFE INSURANCE
AAi> SAVINGS; TOMA Kt The FUTURE GUMFDKTaSLE AMO S6CUR.R .
THE CAROONTAN
iTMIIItTIKM’k \«i.S
\la\ Itt-Sriilisi '
HALF iG.'i N C Marine re
ii u* ti ji s/ j'i cilia t toisK ha vo ia-i-n i
■ ! .tilled to pt-nnil i*id 11 • !t.,i ol I »
to !!g;- ;vl ano *.•:•' loi .< pt-j a>d t>f
two V' iiii'v, ]Yi;(ji>i VV K. Brandon, j
dn eotor «*! AlatiriO if ' ruitint; H'- d
Ui»• suito. annount'i'd tins wooj:
Tht i;it» :.t oiiaios' now iim niils
ilir: t.t) !t ’ i'! i! i• t lor tWO
!I’ ! DC* fO) \y (,I ; I’., v, i : jjf ji i
riic- tv O > i-rili/’ t!i:• Dtl - pTD-V’
<.-« ■!> in o/n ot i/> ih* M. r:nt*
iD.'i'; si 1 1 j j j; ' : i i v i-‘ v. .a ,
| iiolisho-d in HJiB. fl has 7jt-« ii o-hx -
tan d t.»> at!.i aot iina t- vclai liiv
1 durin.s t.iO pitst'ift dri\t L;- tin*
'i a atlnn ii«•*:I: t »?r 11 -11 a. t nirii
| lion ai»d fniids as Ki» W'hitnoy
i iDiurjClaf cn viliij !ho Ford h u Didii- .
| liof).
'Ph<* association cnipliotazod its
d» tts minat a.!; *« contiiiUc* ils ca;i.-
j p/iign to assure mil membership
‘•I id - Sui-iie n;
Association oj juai S'-
I oottctery Schools. The two organ -
j ! '.ations hold a joint and
auilined coo;.arativ'v pioc,rarns
Continuiruj tlu. resolutions railed
toi sosta: } ied sa.pj n? i of p»-oj-ecu
•to enact, fedetcal aid to education
I h grsiatiun. the climinanon of dis
;ci inunat tus in coinimmily activi
i'tS, campaign lor the passafi<r of
loch!-* i«u’i 1 !at ion. and aca
idc n. >c frcedoni.
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b‘{ (is Prinl \ mir
(Jioir IhcsFHh
Mn sic \limsl rv
Durhani 'Mu- N<>i Ui (':n ohua
('uj 1 r .*.■ C.’lioir wii 1 p ll *s*■:it d An
nual iVlinMU’v t..i Alien*' a pi. ■:j .>: :
«-! (‘in is.tnui r.rtt ':*."•!! . h vinm, and
t u'ois. ‘MUt'l.iy ait* rut on, l. »nv*un
nr I-!, in h N Duin Audittunum
Kosiais liefstl CURE Gifirs
f® Survive Cold
N FAt Y<)RK '1 he Hurd - Hit. t
r.f war - ll* , l a-.l : .ifli rme
f. • i si ■■ Louth Km-iiu j.< of.!' F ■ ii
* ’uii'ly 1- : •■!., 1. eon , i v>- lilt eeli.i
<<l * 'A RK, ivmuiiieit A mencnim in
an appeal la, lam la iue- Iln ii i'elit-1
ft id
About 10,4U0,060 perar.ii.i, half
tin- total popubif leu, ai e in iiir<■
i. t-ti of food, ivarin i lolhinp and
bia (ika- 1 s, according to report-,
from Dr (’ha/ies li. Jay, G4RK
n::. .- ion chief m Korea, Mr. French
raid. Relief packages provided
through donations to GAKE-for-
KORF.'A, M Broad St., New Ye; k
!>, i , or any local ottiia: f.l the
non-profit agency, are di . i t a
suriuic.-s of the sc* lifesaving sup
plies, hi pointed out.
“Cities tike Pusan and Seoul
are swollen with refugees, who
live in finery straw hat.- ” Mi.
F rein h stated. “Orphaned eliil
dreli, elad iri laps, roam tllC
st reels begging foi food, 'Through
.aot the tall, ta io dies a, turn!
aitiiS were eating Weeds aae.i
j. < but frozen fields iio not
yield even that 3urriU.se from
hunger,
‘’Starvation and i old must be
fought as relentlessly as ;u im:.!
aggression, 01 the dc-fenscof fr< e
(lorn is nieaomgless. Ori bt half of
Korea’s .suffering humanity, we
iinirt ask A mi l icnnr, to keep send
ing DARK.” *
_ (.'ARK'packages for Korea in
clude: Food, underwear, knitting
wool, eotton idotliirij. l fabrics, slb
*;ach; blankets, ?7 each; special
food. J... Distribution is made to
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OVPONKNXS ON SEOJUEOA’IION * -John W. Oavis (left), ewe*,
JUlne presidential candidate who ha* been retained to defend aegre* !
Ration in South (!WoU»l Is shown chatting with N \AC #* counurt
‘UtutfOtKi StaratsaU, shortly before the Supreme Court met last wt«it '
to op*.n tui inquiry which will de«id*> the fair, of of white
jhatt Nesto stadteot* in the *Atiea’» fabiii wuikseji*. tMsy.stpresa Ffcalwv);
Briefly Staled
■ ■ d* n ni.str.d mu v ork fore
, ui toil:.; > - iii.'ii!:: irjl Fx
n r': .mi Service, got ii - start in j
Ihi LI te ir J *e; i elf ’fv va: ".-.-hen the i
I; : lh : . ::>.•/! A Knapp f■ I. 1
io 11 oi n ,u. d iln -1 i net hoc: i's
1 m(■ oj cl,oid o'.u I' uitural eduui '
lifitj
■ Htn l':i:ii|il! 1 h r l-een given
a "o 1 oi l. '.upil acre:.; m sv. e.-i
- aift i Id IMO ,! while i
l-i.m'."' foe.iiid: nati.niai prodtic- i
Loi j • :i.., in I jih.t
A- /!•>•■ .in . - Di, uppioxi
• ■■ l ’■ 'id in i .'l •• i... Hinds' of fro
• r i i i . : keys fi mn
• i e i.’l, pll l1 ■ iiam c 1
h : o'. I,h Del toi ■ liplie ■ i
ido ‘to > io Ki. 'ft ate u ill le 1.
•L uoft p. mu- The ttirkev.. will
1 * n. !' s ",i !' :. U; pro, fit -a bool
1 .'j pm
'" Io." to: the eoneert will be:
l>< jpnyrie We ,ei Winston Salem
ft Cft : id..: . i I.v Huh .1
■ ."o Hu.-• 11a Jack: on. fhiMi ag
d.i VL- ■ > ,n‘: a!io, and Raipn ,
'ft; Ui !'■.'. tide. Bedliaven, lerior.
d’lie chon will be accompanied j
in. Mo ffutdi (:ilium .mil Hubert ’
’.VdJib'i : ftimiel W Hill will con
do 1 id. concert and tlit Reverend
: Neal IL.iftiiley will io.ui tiie
i* !ii i:d ■ i e :.,'i ipture.
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Homeless t\ar Orphan in Husan |
!, 7 i
j orp uU'.iges, relugee settlements \
j ;md i- lief centers, in cooperation ;
! with ’ oiled Nation:, (..dvd Asub-t
--i unti <’ :d.
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY DECEMBER 20, 1052
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tPhIU» E u,.V *» ? I VI ! ,K Mu #" < ' atheni - Lilian, (JnIVM-tit*
UtiiSa.) student from K«.)», Ki,t Afrir fare* devolution fr„„, m l
UnfiTi » b T‘t UW .» "* '* ‘ UduK ~t i " fon " ,4ii *'ii «» III*
bem* [Uted by the JlhtH, Ur,,, a ,Kh " Student, ...j
u * ' **'*• H Vi.lhhl luud t„
a«r«Ud Ulr 4i-y«-ar-uld MuUrflt. (.\Yw m .iy- i'ilut.,.) .
The Calvert Distillers sales fuice of the city of Chicago tendered M
luncheon to Sidney Rosen (seated 3rd from left) who was named As
sistant General Saits Maru-yer ot the company in charge of safes in
the mid-west. Standing from, left to right are Calvert distributors' men,
Robert Coles. Paul Combs, Leslie Cronnum, Clui&s Floyd, Maurice
Hawkins, Sylvester Lock man Simeon Davie (Calvert t, Charles Norms.
Munger Carr (Calvert), Kenneth Mickey, Freeman Barnes and Louis
Raymond. Seated from left to right an- Joe Lightfo, j (distributor
man), Robert Preston - dveiti. Mi Rosen, Joseph Makel, Caive.t
national repi esent 1 W,rte< n (Caivfcft and Vcumn Rtncfco
(distributor man).
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