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Industrialist To Raleigh Friday
For Address At Shaw University
Dr William K. S': tu
dent of Shaw Umv i
Bounced that W. D. M-:
rector of Ir.di: .S' ••• ■
the Chrysler Cnrponiti. r. Hi
troit. Mich';.;.it*.
Shaw Un:vt : .-,iy
ternher 27 -p 'n Oit ■ , n
le?)t Aurijtei iavii.
Mr. Mrrnfietrl i . n.i?«
nf Buffalo \cvt Yen. Hi- re.
r-ived the A 15. degree ft » a
F.Pf’rgCtOM ! < "ill- : in ’ \
degree In Education i >m
University <>f Kontu liv
Prior to tninin? U>- -
Corporation in W’.
school teacher n: n'i : 1 '
h - ptco hao riri-v- i
o tth other lUtonv'hili
tu.-m? firrr
The speaker -
tioael affair - and r a •
trsmediat® p- t -r- ■ ■ of
c-t • d r-f r u ■.• ■ ;.
Is also chair* - •>* <■'
at \v " , \'T‘. (4*
verri**'
Rape Suspect Gives Self Up; I
White Woman Changes Story
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hour hunt, .'or ' '
works? v he hrd :■■ ■
an elder!;- white ' V! : r ;
attack, ended be,r ir ■ -•
the fugitive MirerGu v wG •- r,-,
At the sam time, u
vi&isri chsngeri h
efficers th t s he : •••
tempted to isr* < •
The *'i '
ftronsr. sfi 3Hd: ;;
oid - me- •- * ~
TiThn raised* Arm?
According to pohf*'
rrcwaw S!gr»i?tl 1 . . •!
that Arnv-‘fnng r*v»d
her Fnrn» vhih Kr:
n-a,« away OtfKers m ar
rest Atifitlfot!? in * f>r
the farm iyf Monro*' IV •*
v v f?oto tht* ?nsp« t • ‘
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stem them a r* A \i'l&ti
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ler fit Lifeht. Corn
' oi' ■ < .O'o-'-s Vines Farms oeiltcat :
o. 1. nnoei •'••:'• in October Med |
■ ci. - ; p,••>•. o! K.>l“ish. contest di 1
.. , • !->.» *.l .- lb.-.* 5! coon. I
h Morth '-atoUna and 1? In |
He rtften aerne* m a speaker
before eivit, school and other
eetntcuniiy groups and has re
presented Chrysler Corporation
at Educational meetings In
many states
He is a member of tho Ameri
can Apprenticeship Round Table;
American Society of Training Di
rectors; American Ordinance As
sociation; American Management
Association; Detroit Board of
Commerce; Phi Delta Kappa, na
tional honorary educational frater
nity; lota Lambda Sigma Pi, hon
orary Industrial educational frat
ernities; a member of the Detroit
City-Wide Advisory Committee on
Vocational Education; the Ari-
Devolopment and Training of the
National Industrial Conference
Board; Michigan Legislative Stu
dy Committee on Higher Educa
tion; end ’he Education Commit
tee of the Detroit, Hoer/} of Cem
j metee.
The Merrtttelde ho*-* S »w end
a daught®*'
woman’s family. They »s»iwd
him.”
Armstrong told police h" did
no' know what happened at the
woman’s house He said he -vas
drunk but did no* think he would
try tn hurt, her because she’s !, .jusi
!;V<r- 3 mother
South Carolina in which r r -i
■ i- - v"? are eligible to compete (or
cash pri3.es totaling 52.800
ptan<i are now being made hv
ami Conservation rotnrmwHv
ftoTjiu to hnH meetings tn Oct
ober. Booklets outlining rr>n
fc-.f rules and awards were
mailed <0 tJT Htca! ennsrrva
tinri I.np! rrisors ibis week
CF&L offers awards to eommun
i ity conservation eommiiees, coun
ty board? of conservation supetvi':-
ors. and individual supervisors for
outstanding ork m soil and * -r *' *
conservation. Credit te given fo>
new conseri •-fion practices and
improvement of existiing praeHe®r
‘ |jj gbe Wib-Sf rontest, whch
ended in s*• •■>•••• "v* half a
million acres of Carolina farm
land. were ujdffed
Ti-.g contest 15 adminirtered
,Hv by conservation supervisors
, ork unit coriseivatiorus's and
other farm agencies with CF&L
cooperation and sponsorship
Asiatic Flu
Combated In
Canal Zorn
PANAMA CITY > ANP ’ MOI *
; than 10,000 Negro personnel of the
j Canal Zone Government agencies
and their dependents will be in
cluded in the immunization cam
paign against Asiatic flu which is
to begin shortly.
A supply of vaccine specific a
gainst- the Asiatic strain, is expect
j ed to* arrive this month by Canal
: Zor° Health Bureau for the benefu
| of white and Negro employees of
i US Government agencies in the
• Canal Zone, it was announced
! Thursday by Health Chief Col
: Charles O Bruce.
The Kealtb Bureau ha* *e*
nuisitioned n euffirient a
mount for 9,000 person* in it*
j initial order This supply is
independent of vaccine to ix*
supplied for tho immunization
of the Armed Force* person
mpi stationed in this area
The immunization program tciT
j be on a voluntary basis and the ,
Health Bureau will establish a
schedule of charges for the vac
cine prior to th« beginning of the
program
While the initial supply may he ’
sufficient for all these desiring in-1
[ oculations. the vaccine will first I
| he made available to (our groups j
; of employee# whose work increas*
| es their exposure potential to the
j Ajilatic influenza and whose ser- j
! vires are essential to certain '■
| operation of the Canal organtza- ,
j lion. These, groups Include Pans- j
jma Canal pilots, ship-boarding !
; personnel, employees of Gorges |
! and Coco Solo hospital* and
school teachers.
And vHhnut forth ft ki tm
poa-'Bihl* <0 pknac Him.. For
whoever would draw near he
God muni, h*»iiov« liiai Re ex
-Ist*, and that He reward®
those who Him.—(Haw
h?e.w« il s A.)
Kyon thtw of ns who Heehn
with hut tittle faith are some, •
times rewarded by a sudden I
i demonstration of God’# love j
and of Hi# existence, ft- wt
an unforgettable experience, |
which fills sis completely with :
such wonderful warmth and
1 light «s can only come from the
Holy Spirit.
W, H, Jones Os Elizabeth City:
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“Certainties Gs life” Topic Os
Principal’s Address At Shaw 11.
Speaking on the topic of '•Life'? -
; Challenge,” Mr. W. H. Jones, prin- ;
I cipal of the Pasquotank County |
j Elementary School, Eluiabeth City, ;
j told Shaw University s'uder.n and
I faculty members at the ninety mv
ond formal opening exercises on 1
Septernoer 18, that in the search !
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THE. CAROLINIAN
for the CERIAIN7IKS OF LIFE,
a passion for facts possesses the
modern world
“Nothing. l,e ,-uated, that promises
the reward of knowledge, is too
remote or t..n inconsequential to
he studied by scionrists. Dor in
stitutions of higher learning give
jus the foundation ta face life’#
j challenge and like the man born
bund iin the biblical story ; your
i eyes arc? opened.
*!<, warned the student not
to eanfu.se FACT with FANCY.
'Uust the name Shaw, he de
clared, will not prepare, you
lor ichalienjrc, hut your
ability to take in what Sliaw
Pas to offer. Life is a failure,
h • said, if we are not prepar
ed to meet the responsibilities
of uncertainties In conclusion
be spoke of the ILLUSIVE
NFSS of life and admonished
the student*, that life's illusions
ai e hut the reflection of our
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, blurred and distorted thoughts.
i Di. William R Strainer. pr?u
i dent of Sbs'v University, preside
i over the service. Special gueM
introduced by the President wer-
Dr. Warren Mild, Special Cots
SUitant on College Relatuonfihip;-
the Board of Education and Publi
cation of the American Baptist
Convention along with his asso
ciate Dr Elmer G. Million, the
new director of the Department,
of. Schools and Colleges; Mr. Wil
liam, A. Darity. visiting lecturer
!at the School of Public Health,
| American University nf Reiru'.
; Lebanon; Dr. C P. Grave? of F.H: s
i both City; D, J. T Hairston, min
--ter of Sh ! loh Baptist Church,
•• ‘-nrhoro Mrs Ellen S Alston.
■ i-utive secretary Womans
*ns & Foreign Mission Conven
.on of N.C
A soil tej.t should be the first
tep in getting ready to seed pas
-ui es.
Don’t lower the quality of you.
tobacco by steaming it, too much
Cool eggs keep better, bring
1 more money
Tar Heel cotton farmers are ad
vised to ham esi properly and take
their cotton •*> n “good" gin in or
dcr to keep the ro't.or, at its high
i-Kt grade