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whi'-fj if-' ■ <j:-p ■> •! in o -non
»trati"ns on th- campus 11-'-l 1 -'-
week The -!!>?; :t ■. suppose dlv
defiant because of -in- il,>niiw!
Os »ux student-'- recently have
defied nniver.ui, nrdei to return
to rlas- -s Ihr jl-ur photo vas
Oladc par*. Moruhf morning al
ter the presidi n'. Fir Wild mi -1
Str&s,n< ’ h.i-J i,-ii- ! tr> niton.i
tun: advising ih" •;■•■ i ; to re
turn to da«r*. Kn estimated
4hti of the or< v * rsi:;,'"s 308 sd'
dents participated in th*. demon
stratum.
sz^M
will. BUY ANY OF THE
FOLLOWING CARS:
'4B CHEVROLET
Chib Coupe
'47 BUICK
2-Door
'46 PONTIAC
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be can
'4? UN CO i N
Club Ccur«
'4B FOND
Sedan
many more
GOOD BUYS
t \BH—TRADE—I ER.VIS
DJU.OX MOTOR
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USED CAB LOT
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SCRIRBLINGS
< onlinued from Page !
| 1 'ti manager started getting las*
; s (taper to me the day before
: :< paper coinej out. You
rotting eon fused too?i. I wrote
.' e p-an i.stior about this a couple
lof weeks ago, so this morning
I’ day) 1 yt no pare ■-Y : ; 1
; Ah' Miayl'e that was my mistake
: Maybe ihe publisher has been
! i red. Or maybe the circulation
' manager is irked because ! did: 1
i ••■ rite hun directly In that case,
i ). hasten, to indite a formal letter
' in him forthwith
UOsl F.X \! iED
< IK( i 1 \TH) V MANAGER
for whatever .nadvertant of
fe o'-' I may na' e committed tha;
i.,.s incurred your displeasure and
■' made me the object of your n* -
gieef I humbly and publicly jm
plore forgiveness. (You aren't a
m> tuber of the Raleiah Citizens'
Association are you?)
I sock no special privilege nor
oistinmr.suad service. AM 1 ask
th ■’ vo’i AGAIN coiiinve to
et n-.y copy -f the CAROLINIAN
.n ihousd sack mat gets to Wash
■ :,ai. e Week th;!' ' •-
CAROT.INIAN comes out. My n>
Sta - Dri
Masonry
Paints
S
Water Proofs
Basements ~ Stucco
Houses and Ali
Masonry
Powder & Liquid
COME IN AND SEE
Demonstration
S. M. YOUNG
Dial 7121
130 E. Martin Si.
RALEIGH. N. C.
■
if
Isons for asking this exlraoidinary
l fay or are, hftt»cve n. e. Cogent.
A eoiomn lx n>..i% dii hcd off in
a few :t:mutes, a few houro. er,
■I 'n a even a few H- ' >
If you think ethei*iws» ! . t eordiai*
Jy mv-e you to write a i
' cr* J UJT>n :<>• T~;- S’U.n.v. ;i: ypy Dine
L ‘! A-vTor.g other ihn^. ? I like to o>m
d- j rneut on what is happening, or
> more precisely, i»n wLoH is not
■ • happen ins toward the attainment
11 ■of one citizenship in Rale;-th and
n m N< 'ih Car'd;?!,! a vo-n.-*
i \'. > w v*»p . I 4 C‘!, .vii.;; a,: *»' ■• UI
. certain matiets md then ge! u ’
; v-eck's p*pet only to ibid that tec
| Raleigh Citizens As.-.ji.-iai
! • flowed the CAROLINIAN to on >t
; the Ictlet they .-.cut to the Hoi, ..?.-■.
Ilous.rig Authi.-rit.v plus the a ■
the Housing Authority sent thren 1
*• Or that «riv j Onu-grss c r »? not rc.*t’• •• g
i>it having written a reset u- n
but have unveiled their prn.,r im
for totai tntc-y'atKmV ! v-euln. i
, ■ t ssu'.'e you, ftiol as out of place
’; as a (s ftt* of Old Popskul'l on a
» oiilpif. Puidhor, the v.ie'ds ,r. which
1 express nty opinions .-re nos U
* t y.ays w sweet and >fl : : rivKo
’ me desirous of eating thorn.
DistinU i-iiuu,
IV H v\ Lon
Post Serjptlini. lis yoUl basic
I to comply with this t'l cjuest please
I j., mfyp 1.., c’ a oc';! rypy;
tby carmu* pigeon. *l'huut ji*e so
, Icuuh around ncre li'.at we ro jht
, esl the t npct sion.; with the p>-
i ; ,-on
| Nota R< nil Send me Iflc cvery
Wedncsday and 1 can get the paper
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WUtrtSlUl HOVHC Air
man S<u cmii Clwss .lohn Ke,
»too> (*. son of yir. and TI.
Isaac Williams, .103 Bragg St
returned from liis services of
I 1! months in Korea recently. He
1 is a graduate nl the Washington
High School in the el.iss of IHSI,
Ifr- attended A. and )'. <. olle.ae,
Greensboro. N. ( . and rvas a
member of the Air ROTC Class
there, which inspired him to
volunteer for the service. He is
■i communications center speci
alists which includes teletype »p
eration. In a few days he will
| leave for Waiher A. I Base, Ros
l well. New Mexico. Airman Sec
-1 ond Class Moore's friends in
cluding members of ?»t. Raul V
M E. ( nurcfi, wish *or him much
I success, iic has two and one
half years longer in service.
! : .
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I
IN' WYOMING Airman
i Third Clas- Fred Willis .son of
Mrs. Vcrtio M. Willis of Raleigh
S if currently training as an Air
; Force technician at the LSI A
I Technical School at Warren Air
Force Base Wyoming.
t ‘ at the •n-w.sMi r-d
st i: ft,L i \
\ couple of weeKs ego I ic.-iri
.m eslitori.il in the i \sft>-
- LINf VV with gi ' it ,f.v. Thy
- pul’lisher was t.Ykios about
high prr i" and ar.oi’i/rdly ass
U!g svh< ?< pi i;;s :irc yomtiig
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TIRED, RUNDOWN, PEP-LESS
"rent A«emia ?
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--_l thank y'**m l t _,... nvK jmcs -. thas UMpr <wii»*
siornach digestion and appetite.
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6fSt IN TONICS fWI OV«* IM »**A«4
S.i vc . Buy the iorgs Family -Ki*e Hot tie. $2-<0 #t. all l)ri»s ('•vmiers
V/e Service Ail k’lre
Sets we Sell
;.A' CRENSHAW-
X|gJ7-
NELSON
See New*
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C,. "V - I *' Wayne. Hor* \
7 ~ |l| m. low«, priced RCA
\ '■ j Victor teievisioA you
Pfli | S. 1 j'!; | cun buy—and what a
I 1, iw’Tf J jfi | buy »f ini St's 5 ways
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Av. ,V- yi \ . gp» I cobioet finished in rich
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| We Install All The
J Sets We Sell
Op»Mi Friday and Monday Nights Until 9 P.M
CRENSHA 1 ,7-NELSON GO.
513 HILLSBORO ST. PHONE 3-2263
I
Buy From CAROLINIAN Advertisers ‘&J$
—W"ri-ik¥i i ■ k ~~t th ts" i~wn rr inn r«n •n i Tai r> aim mu ■ Mini ■ i ■■> n« i mm\mm ii in ■■ ■■■ in ■■■■ m ■■■ i—■■■- - mmmmmimmubib ■ h«h.i« n n - mi i i —■ i i i ■■!■! imsm iini- -nit aigwi. -it ——n-rr ■wiamur t ■‘rrmri’M Tfffff J TtHn~r'n -T "T tii— 11 r i tii mi rr i * i T
THE CAROLINIAN
down, While Dwight n is only
1 tour ,md a half years old, V
eats like an overworked plow -
i horse. Knowing that there is a
Raul 1! about the same age as
mi ,eii, I naturally figured that
the publisher was howling s
trout his son's rapid destruction
of the ,reveries, All of which
made me look at inv son more
, tolerantly while he inhaled two
fill! servings of everything at
every meal every day.
Now that 1 have been confined
! to bed v.uth a hie fever for over
! a week. I see a concatcisaron of
CJi'c.inu tanees whicKi makes me
I vauncly .inoasy Not too long ago
1 rii'uie boastful mention of the
; wood Inner I had enjoyed at the
: publisher s house during my last
; \ sit to Raleigh. Now he starts
! scretuni.i.f about prices. Could this
be a hint that 1 nerd not exoect
i • d-> uv- more free-loading at
: bis table? ’
* • *
PI N! If \IION
Can you punctuate this correctly:!
• Time flics you cannot they go too
: qtuokiy.
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I MVS FOR HISTORIANS
O-ccrii, n Bock H. Chapter IV.
| Section 62 of his 'i> Oratore* 4 !
i.-'d. down rules for histoi lacs, and
; Lone G'c* XII pai'apharased there
, rule;- ir; 188.1 in On H: tniica)
j Studies”.
The first ls» f s that the hfitcrian
j shall never dare to >et down what
, c; faß.-; the .'.econd, that he sha!)
rt. vsr d• •i ‘-onceal the troth, nod
i - o third, that there shall he no
• s -.pinion in h's worji, (if ei'.hei fa
voii'iSio or prejudjee.
! All th us lead:, up to th« fact
that tine: Tan historians, at least
* text >vx,k h'stofiefis. generally dis
| -egard ait thru.- euies
FRRONKOL’S BfUKF
Amcricau lii-lon. vi hen 14
cool-- tu the Nfgro. foUiiw, a
!' iirv nf 'supjuexsio vyri.
gtsli* falsi*’'. This dishonest
suppression o( Hie truth and
. suggestion id lie- has abetted
Hu perpetuation of a myth thus
the maturity <>t Americans
'Have come to accept as go-pel;
that is. the belief that Negroes
Livingstone’s College
Marks 100th Birthday
SALISBURY Livingston* Col-j
lege received $80,723.83 during the j
t celebration of the 100th birthday
anniversary of its founder, Dr. j
Joseph Charles Price, on Foun
der's Day hero February 101 h. A !
I throng of church people led by'
! the Board of Bishops of the A M.E..
I Zion Church made the annual pi!-j
i; grimage to the college to pay me-1
• j mortal tributes to the founder and!
j i
owe their varing colors to illi
cit relations between slave
j owners and slave women While
this is tree in part, it is far
from being the whole truth
] The whole truth is that the s<?V.-
| them states had a rough time
! preventing illegal and legal unions
i between slave men and white wo
; men. In Maryland. Virginia. North
I Carolina and other states, law- af
i ter law was passed in an effort to
I halt the practice.
! One outstanding child of such j
| a union was Beniamin Banneker ;
j famed astronomer and mathemaU- j
tjjn, and one -if Andrew Ellicotf
j chief aides m laying out Washing
! ion. D. C Banneker’s mother was;
; a white womau who married one
i of her own former slaves,
1 Simh knowledge is n->t offei > d
to the General public, but it can i
•; tv found m var.oUs Mate archive- j
[and in the John Hopkins Scries
iof Studies in American Hstory
t i The Johns Hopkins studies will not
1 j be found in fer conch. libranos. C<? i:
-! fteneraHy avail* M» m -publir fb.iD
» * * *
ittisoj i noN of "im: ivbk
j This week 1 resolve to di.-din
| gi.,ish between things hat shock my
1 conscience and those l' : at shock
| n y prejudices.
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, “YOU ARK rUKRE"~OiIS television--witness history’s great evem
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WEEKENDING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1954
[ report, funds (or the support of.
i the college.
Bishop W J. Walls. Chicago, ll* i
1 .senior Bishop of the church, and j
alumnus of the college, biographer j
of Dr. Price, and chairman of the!
Board of Trustees of the college, j
Jed uli the bishops in the reports'
A SMALL AMOUNT SPENT FOR CLEANING . . .
MAY SAVE DOLLARS IN CLOTHES
Frequent Cleaning. «ur scientific way. actually puls new i ‘" 1"
tired fabrics, It pays off in longer clothes lift- . and also in
better appearance.
HILKER BROS, i
TAILORS—CLEANERS —FURRIERS
Plant: 511 Hillsboro Si. Shop: 105 E. Marlin Si.
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BLLNDLO WHISKEY. NEUTRAL SPIRITS DISTILLED FR'.M / ".‘l
I GOODfRHAM & WORTS LIMITED, PEORIA. HUSO!:
by district. The total from his
district was $14,729.87 followed In
order by the other districts Bis
hop John W Martin Chicago, 111.
$8.83.00; Bishop C. C Ali-yne,
Philadelphia, Pa. $0,231..''0: Bishop
W. C. Brown. Biooktyu, N V s*>,-
766.40; Bishop W W Slade. Chur
j lotto. N. C. $8,257.02; Bishop Jw: s
iC. Taylor, Montgomery, Ala. $7-
j 840.20: Bishop Baynmnd 1, Jones,
j Salisbury, $9,365.24. Bishop Hamp
j ton T. Medford, Washington, ,D.
1 c $6,289.58; Bishop H< bert d.
Shaw, WUmingion. $4... .2