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WSRX ENDING SATURDAY, APRIL 2«, ITSS 1
1 Editorial Viewpoint
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The CAROLINIAN'S
WORDS OF WORSHIP
a. We are troubled on every side, yet not
distressed; wc arc persecuted; but not in dis
pair;
9. Persecuted, but not forsaken; cast down,
but not destroyed;
to. Always bearing about in the body the
dying of the Lord Jesus, that the life also of
Jesus might be made manifest in our body,
11. For we which live are always delivered
unto death for Jesus’ sake, that the life of
Jesus might be made manifest in our mortal
flesh. t .
12. So then death worketh in us, but life ta
you.
13. Wc having the same spirit of faith ac
cording as it is written, I believed, and there
fore have 1 spoken', we also believe, ano there
fore speak;
Near© Crime What Mow?
Played up in a full page box on page 16 of
Time magazine for April 21, is an article en
titled: “The Negro Crime Rate: A Failure in
Integration.” If ever a journalistic report is
read critically, this on? should be. It is a subtle
piece of propaganda that on the surface gives
the impression that the editors are putting in
a plug” for integration of the Negro into A
merican life.
But throughout this report are many sub
tle innuendos that can easly provide amunition
for segregationists who want to blast away at
all sincere efforts to implement the Supreme
Court’s decision of May 17, 1954.
In summary form the Time’s article reports
that “in 1.551 U. S. cities, according to the
FBI tally for 1956, Negroes making up 10 per
cent of the U. S. Population, accounted for a
bout 30 per cent of all arrests, and 60 per cent
of the arrests for crimes involving violence or
threat of bodily harm— murder, non-neghgent
manslaughter, rape, robbery and aggravated
assault. In one city after another, the figures—
where they are not hidden or suppressed by
politicians—reveal a shocking pattern. Items:
“NEW YORK (14% Negro). Os the prison
ers confined in houses of detention last year
to wait court disposition of their cases, 4a c , o
the males and 65% of the females were Ne
groes. . •
“CHICAGO (15% Negro). In 1906 twice
as many Negroes as whites —1.366 to 679
were arrested on charges of murder, non-neg
ligent manslaughter, rape and robbery.
“DETROIT (25% Negro). Two out of three
prisoners held in Wayne County jail are Ne
groes. Last month 62% of the defendants pre
sented for trial in Recorder’s Court were Ne
groes. Os last year’s 25.216 arrests for homi
cide, rape, aggravated assault, robbery, burg
lary, larceny, traffic cases, Negroes accounted
for 12.919. ’
“LOS ANGELES (13% Negro). In 5956
Negroes accounted for 28% of all arrests, and
48% of the arrests were for homicide, rape, ag
gravated assault, robbery, burglary, and auto
theft.
Negroes Below Whites
Tn several of the daily newspapers, we read
of a psychology professor at Randolph-Macon.
Woman's College in Lynchburg, Virginia, who
has written a book, The Testing of Negro In
telligence. The book concludes that the intelli
gence of Negroes in the United States is con
sistently lower than that of whites.
The author of the book is Dr. Audrey M
Shuey, who is chairman of the psychology de
partment of Randolph-Macon Woman’s Col
lege.
The Associated Press review of the book
said that the author found that “Negroes have
averaged consistently below whites on the in
telligence tests and the results point to some
native differences between Negroes and whites
as determined by the intelligence tests,”
There has been a “remarkable consistency”
in the tests results, Dr. Shuey said, regardless
of whether they pertained to school or pre
school children, to high school or college stu
dents, to the draftees in World War I and
World War 11, to the gifted or the mentally
deficient, the delinquent or the criminal.
The book by Dr. Shuey contains a foreword
by Ds. Henry E. Garrett, professor emeritus
of psychology at Columbia University ami
visiting professor this spring at the Univer
sity of Virginia.
According to Dr. Garrett, the volume by
Dr. Shuey is “a legitimate scientific enter
prise.”
“J welcome every honest effort to aid Ne
groes in improving their status as American
citizens, but f do not believe that it is neces
sary to 'prove' that no racial difference exists,
nor to conceal and gloss over them, if found,
in order to justify a fair policy toward Ne
groes.” Dr. Garrett wrote in the foreword.
In this book, Dr, Shuey, a graduate of Co
We Need A Negro Congressman
The time Is “ripe” for a Negro Congressman
from Wake County to take t. "eat in the North
Carolina General Assembly when .the elections
are run off in May. The Negroes of Raleigh
and Wake County now have opportunity to
make this possible.
The candidate this year for one of the three
seats from Wake County is Nelson H. Harris
of Shaw University. The Congressional district
in which Wake County is located is a “natur
al” for the election of the first Negro Congress
man since the period of Fusion politics, 1890
to 1901. *
There will be, without doubt, white men
who will aspire to fill these seats. The an
nouncements of their intentions have already
14. Knowing that he which raised up the
Lord Jesus shall raise up us also by Jesus,
and shall present us with you.
15. For all things are for your sakes, that
the abundant grace might through the thanks
giving of many rebound to the glory of God.
16. For which cause we faint not; but though
our outward man perish yet the inward man
is renewed day by day.
17. For our light affliction, which Is but for
a moment worketh for us more exceeding and
eternal weight of glory;
18. While we look not at the things which
are seen, but at the things which are not seem
for the tilings which are seen are temporal;
but the things which are not seen are eternal.
—II Corinthian#, Chapter 4:8-18.
“SAN FRANCISCO (7% Negro), The vic
tims in 869 of last year’s 1,564 recorded rob
bery cases reported that the assailants were
Negroes.”
We believe that the crime figures cited in
the Time’s article are correct, since they were
taken from the records of the FBI. This gov
ernmental agency is capable, thorough and
enterprising, and the facts coming from its
files must be considered accurate.
It is regrettable, however, that Negro crime
is widespread, and we are urging the proper
police agencies to deal with the problem in a
stem manner—both preventitive and rehibili
tory.
The article also said, “Negro leadership
could make a start toward lowering Negro
crime rates by abandoning the conspiracy of
concealment and urging full disclosure of the
facts to be met.”
To charge Negro leaders with “conspiracy”
is a serious indictment. The CAROLINIAN
knows that here in Raleigh there is no “con
spiracy” to conceal Negro crime Fact of the
matter, the stinging criticism of the Negro
press is that it plays up too glaringly “Negro
crime”, resulting from the profit motive to in
crease circulation. The question frequently
put to this newspaper is: “Why do you pub
lish so much crime?”
In conclusion the- Time’s report asserts that
“Negro crime is basically a symptom of a fail
ure in integration” and urged us to “start at
tacking discrimination in the North with the
same fevor that they (Negroes) show in argu
ing for civil rights in the South.”
The idea, that an all-out fight against dis
crimination and the implementation of inte
gration will in the long run be constructive
forces in reducing the crime rate among Ne
groes, is a happy thought. And if integration
will be a leavening force that will make the
United States society accept the Negro on his
human merit, we certainly are for this solution
one hundred per cent. For this happy thought,
we can say to Time magazine: “We agree with
you.” .-■•u,.
lumbia University said its conclusions are
based upon more than 288 intelligence teats
given to white and Negro children and adults
over the last 49 years “by many sociologists
and psychologists.”
We have some doubt as to the reliability of
these tests results in helping a researcher to
reach conclusions regarding the intelligence
deficiency of Negroes as compared to whites
Certainly, 288 subjects are not enough to draw
conclusions regarding the intelligence of ap
proximately 17 million black citizens. We
would have more faith in the study if it in
cluded, let us say. 2.000,000 Negroes.
In the newspaper report, Dr. Shuey is cred
ited with saying, “The scientists who gave the
tests themselves recognized that environment
and stimulation influenced scores on the tests.”
From our knowledge of intelligence tests,
race, is not a reliable basis for study. The two
factors that really count are: mental capac
ity or potential, and environmental stimula
tion.
We do know this, however, that Negroes in
many areas have not been exposed to as many
cultural influences as whites in their same age
group. For example, a black child in the Mis
sissippi Delta very seldom leaves his immedi
ate residence. Certainly he does not get to tra -
vel, to see operas and stage plays, to visit li
’ braries and museums, and so on. These en
vironmental deficiencies will, in a large way,
influence intelligence tests results.
It is regrettable, that many people will not
i read this book critically. Already a number of
Southern school officials are saying that de
, segregation of schools should be delayed be
, cause Negro students are intellectually and
academically inferior to whites in all grade
levels. The findings in this book will only give
them arguments for confirming their beliefs.
been published in our daily newspapers. Cer
tainly, we can “pick no quarrel” with them.
Since Negroes constitute about one-third
of the population in Wake County and Ra
leigh, we believe we have white friends who
will help us in. our campaign to elect Nelson
H. Harris.
If their advice is sought, we do not see how
in good conscience, they could be a party to
further denial of the desire of Wake County’s
Negro voters to have one of the three congress
men a man of their own race.
When the curtain rings down on the voting
arena in May, let it not be said of you that
you did not “move a foot forward" to the
polls.
White Supremists’ Idea Os Democracy just for fun
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SERMONS
BY REV. FRANK CLARENCE LOWERY For ANP
WHAT GOD DO YOU SERVE?
1. This may appear to be a
very odd question, yet not so
strange and queer, for some
worship the ONE TRUE GOD,
while the majority serve many
gods down here.
2. There seems to he misun
derstanding between worship
and service, which in a measure
are far apart, the former, some
times taken lightly, but the lat
ter by deeper sense usually em
its from an honest heart,
3. As to Christian Service, one
must earnestly follow in Jesus’
steps. . . for he came to show us
what God is. through His ex
ample and precepts. . , making it
difficult lor a man to escape the
fact that a knowledge of God, he
need not lack.
4. He can now. this TRIUNE
GOD, with no misgivings serve,
for He is as real in the land of
the living as any natural voice
man has heard; it is only when
he serves the god of false-pride
and gain, that his concept of the
one TRUE GOD begins to fade
and wane.
5. When a man starts out only
to make a living, and with no
What Other Editors Say
NO. NOT A SINGLE ONE
Just to keep the record
straight we would like to point
out that nobody has been arrest
ed for vandalism that occurred
when two school teachers
bought a View Park home. Our
files will show that that’s just
what we predicted.
The harassment of Negro home
buyers, who buy in what neigh
bors call “white districts,” has
never resulted in a single arrest
in -this city or county. We stick
to what we’ve said before: this
singular lack or success in jail
ing such people is a reflection
ors our police and sheriff's de
partments. Either they're about
one hundred per cent ineffici
ent or they don’t regard such
vandalism a® law breaking
CALIFORNIA EAGLE.
LITTLE LOCK EOT MAY
NOT MARCH WITH CLASS
One of the eight remaining
Negro students in the Central
High School at Little Rock, Ar
kansas, is due to be graduating
quite soon. Graduation day is
one of the happiest days in their
lives,
For this boy, the chances are
that he will remember his gra
duation with mixed emotions.
News emanating from Little
Rock indicates that segrega
tionists are planning to keep this
lad front marching with the gra
duating class. He has already
been barred from the normal ac
tivities which precede gradua
tion.
To such depths Is it possible for
adults in s civilized community
to descend to wreak their ven
geance on a helpless lad?
The Little Rock incident illus
trates as nothing else can what
happens when cne temporizes
with the forces of evil. Had
President E'sonhower made it
plain to the Governor of Ark
ansas, when the latter visited
him, that he expected him to
obey the law' and see to it, as
Governor that the ISw was en
forced in Arkansas, there would
have been much less trouble.
The federalized National
Guard, composed of white Ark
ansans who are in sympathy
with the rebellion, and the
school authorities have been de
relict in the performance of
their duties. There yet remains
time for the Administration to
thought of making a life, he au
tomatically sets in motion his
lower animal traits that easily
give over to sin and strife.
6. Thus his outlook becomes
uncertain and clouded with dis
may. making it difficult to see
God’s face despite the bright
ness of the day. . . all because
the "god. of self interest” comes
closest to his heart and materiel
things rated highest, that keep
him and God apart
7, How true this is in days like
these, when men do things for
self aggrandizement, personal
gain and ease; such a one-sided
spirit can’t build a happy world,
as long ns men serve false gods,
and a flag-of-truca with Satan
unfurl.
3. One must not wink at Mam
mon’s offers weighted down with
every attractive vice, from gol
den tinsel, rare old wines and
even loaded dice; if he or she
wants to,enjoy their spiritual
equilibrium and inherit heav
en's eternal freedom.
B. If the god you serve ran
only appease your material de
sire*, then unconsciously you'
let it be known that it plena to
see to it that the Court order is
compiled with in letter and
spirit. THE SHREVEPORT
SUN.
IT MUST BE BONE
Deep South states, in their
frantic, desperate effort to block
desegregation of the schools,
have, since May 37, '54, poured
more than $2,000,G<30 into their
efforts to circumvent, or negate,
the United States Supreme
Court decision of that date, that
outlawed segregation in the
public schools,
Virginia, usually unimpeach
able sources report, has spent
$508,000 in its "massive resis
tance" program—generally con
ceded to be a failing effort, but
being doggedly continued. Geor
gia has poured away nearly
$500,000, Alabama, in a cam
paign of vote denial, intimida
tion. oppression, and economic
pressure has expended a half
million.
The money and support come
from the taxpayers themselves,
unsuspecting though they may
be, from wealth racist segrega
tionists from While Citizens
councils, and other hate groups,
that, In their delaying action
campaign, are counting heavily
on the incapacity, or inadequa
cy, of Negroes and Integration
l:st* to wage Tong drawn out
fight® in the courts and on leg
islative fronts.
The segregationists' strategy Is
simply to outlast those fighting
for equality and democracy; to
beat them down with more easi
ly available and superior re
source®, toe forcers of hate con
trol because they are in power,
e power that, along with segre
gation, they are struggling furi
ously to hold.
By holding on long enough,
the segregationists, although
they know the law is against
Ihem, reason that the least they
will be able to do is forea Ne
groes to accept “voluntary seg.
relation"—to “choose” and a?k
for Jim Crew school*.
Does the fight, then, resolve
itself to which side ‘can last* the
longer That, unquestionably, is
an important factor.
And that poses a challenge to
those seeking simply Justice,
equality, constitutional govern
ment and inherent rights which
they never should have been de
are being exposed to destructive
files that burn away every sense
of guilt, and cause all worth
while things to droop and wilt.
10. This is the tragic end that
- comes to all "false god” wor
shipers, whose gods appear able
to supply all their needs, only
to discover later, that what they
took to be valuable prevender,
nniv
11. The “false gods” of Avar
ice, Pride, self-love and mater
ial gain, have too long had a no
torious reign, and such evil prac
tices will continue to endure as
long as men's hearts continue
impure; new light must come,
and only from above, from the
one and true God only, who is
, LOVE
12. He is the light that can
turn turn night into day. He is
the light, that can soothe pain a
way, the Light Divine that never
goes out. . . the Light that cau
ses the halt and blind to shout;
It is the Light from the ONE
TRUE GOD all mankind must
serve for spiritual control. . . .
It is JESUS THE LIGHT OF
WORLD,
nied in the first place.
Toe challenge must be met
squarely, and with full know
ledge of its terrific impact. It
must be met courageously with
a readmes to sacrifice for vic
tory.
Those who would be first class
citizens must now, as never be
fore, resolve to take not a single
backward step. They must give
money, much money, to continue
to meet the opponent on eon: l
footing, in court litigation and it:?
ramifications. They must meet
the continued, end tn§ n- w as
saults that are still to corns.
It is not easy, it will not be
easy, but it can be. it me?! b«
done. SAN ANTONIO REGIS
TER
VIGILANTES
Citizens of North Carolina are
heartened by the dispatch and
determination with which Old
North State courts are handling
cases involving klan attempts at
violence and group intimidation.
Within a week after Judge Wil
liams had sentenced the itiner
ant Reverend James (Catfish!
Cole of Marion, S. C., and one
companion, for inciting to riot
in the I.umberton klan-Lumboo
Indian fracas, we read that sim
ilar summary justice has been
dispensed by Judge 7ob Nettles
of Mecklenburg County.
There Lester Caldwell and
two companies were sentenced
on March 20 to severe prison
terms- for attempted dynamiting
of r Negro school. Whether these
same klr.varn habitues were al
so responsible for the dynamit
ing of Jewish synagogues in Gas
tonia end Mecklenburg counties
was not; established by the
court.
That such outbursts of vicious
prejudice will not quickly find
repetition scorns assured now
that Governor Luther Hodges*
warning of January has been
Implemented by the courts.
If the governors and the judi
ciary of some neighboring states
could be prevailed upon to show
like decisiveness in upholding
the civil peace and the laws of
the land, the lunatic fringe
which still holds with violence
and vigilanteeism would itself
be intimidated Into compliance.
And with some, obviously, fear
is about the only motive that
gets results. NORTH CAROL
INA CATHOLIC,
BY MARCUS IS. BObXWARB
Cornyard In New Orleans
Cornyard and I a boarded a
Trail way Thriiner cn route to
How Orleans. Everything mov
ed according to routine until
wc reached Anderson, South
Carolina.
Here the bus driver stopped
at a diner cabin which he an
nounced as a good place to cat
(for white folks, that isl>,
We knew, in the first place,
that tills was not an eating
place lor the Sons of Haw.
When the bus driver said, “A
colored lady in the kitchen will
fix something for you.” both
Cornyard and I answered that
we were not hungry.
Apparently the bus driver
understood what wx meant,
and he offered to drive the
three lone Negro passengers a
half mile away to the nearest
colored case. This, we also de
clined, for we had our pride as
Sam Cooke would have croon
ed.
MIDWAY BETWEEN Atlan
ta and New Orleans, our Thu: - .
liner ran out of gasoline. We
had to wait two hours. Mean
while the bus driver thumbed
a ride down the road and
brought back 10 gallons of gas,
but the bus wouldn’t start. He
sent for ten more, and still it
wouldn't start. (Maybe, the bus
had its pride too).
At. 4:10 pun., one of those
newfangled “GOlden Eagles”
rolled up and we boarded the
craft. Cornyard was impressed
by that tall, devastating hos
tess in red.
At 5:10 p.m.. the hostess
served Coca-Colas and cookies.
Next she approached Cornyard
arul said. “Sir. do you wish
some sandwiches ham, beef,
barbecue, chicken salad?”
I settled for a beef “san".
while Cornyard took a “ham
and egg” triple-decker. Corn
yard indicated he wanted beer,
but there was none. We stated
we wanted Pepsi-Cola.
■JIM CROW SIGNS: Os all
the Jim Crow arrangements.
Now Orleans takes the cuke.
On the city buses, the chrome
on the seats have two holes for
inserting the prongs of a sign
which reads: “FOR COLORED
PATRONS ONLY.”
As a colored passenger moves
forward front, he places the
Jim Crow Sign in the holes in
the chrome of the seat directly
- Gordon R. Hancock’s
BETWEEN the LINES
r
THE SOUTH’S MILITANT
MINORITY
The way the South has refus
ed to be sLunpeded into vio
lence by a few extremists anti-
Negro newspapers has been as
tonishing. The constant harping
on the possibilities of violence
has been a suggestion to vio
lence.
But in spite of this indirect
incitement to violence, the
South for the most part has re
mained calm in away that gives
ultimate hope of an amicable
settlement of the complex ques
tions that currently vex us.
There is a core of democracy at
the heart of the South and,down
deep in its heart there is the
desire for justice for all men.
It is safe to say that at heart
the majority of the white
South is willing to take the high
road of Christianity and demo
cracy. They have not only
counted the cost of obeying the
mandates of the Supreme Court;
but they have counted the cost
of not obeying. They know full
well that when haw and order,,
giveaway to passion and preju
dice. that the country is riding
for » full.
They know too well what art
advantage it gives Russia to
point, out our internal dissen
sion over a matter of law that
run- counter to race prejudice.
When a supposed Christian na
tion renounces the Christian
ethic and when a supposedly de
mocracy breaks with the demo
cratic tradition. Russia riots with
prospects of an early conquest
of She world.
In fact when a democracy be
comes undemocratic and when
Christianity becomes un-Chris
tian we are playing Moscow's
game for her. for we are in very
froth giving comfort to the ene
my
So to its credit it must be said
that ffce South has maintained a
surprifinjf composure, in the
face of con lent prodding by
some of its newspapers' to re
sort more end more to violence.
These newspapers indirectly
suggest violence by pretending
to fear it.
Should there be bloody out
breaks hc-rc and there, before
current vxiny matters are ami
cably settled, the blood of the
slf.in will be upon the newspap
ers which are in subtle ways
trying to cultivate violence.
The trouble in Little Rock is
purely of the cultivated kind.
Hod there been s courageous
IT HAPPENED IN NEW YORK
By GLADYS P. GRAHAM
AFRICAN LEADERS
CONTINUE TO EMERGE
Leadership in the Africa* is
being supplied by prepared
young American educated Afri
cans more and more. Kenya born
; Kariuki Njiiri, who is a enndi
> date for his masters degree from
s the New School of Soda! Re
search has been named District
Commissioner of Fort Hall Dis
trict in Kenya. He js the first
• African to be so honored, Njiiri
; was heard in a talk on "Kenya
Today,” at a tea sponsored by
the Human Relations Workshops
in front of him, or the whifc*
passenger will plfece v,hs sign
behind him.
How absurd can the Ameri
can white man get?
Yes, sir. the color hue movei
back and forth In New Orleans,
so there’s not a chance to get
thrown out of the bus window
for any violation—unless the
passenger forgets to move the
sign.
Weil, so what! Although th«
color line does not move in
North Carolina, it is an imagi
nary line where never the
twain shall meet. No womier
America has become tbs
“laughing stock of the world.
SEGREGATION doesn’t maks
sense; does is to you?
CRAB BX. IOER: Tire latest
thing on the menu in New Or
leans is shrimp-burger fpiain
and deluxe) and crab-burger
with Creole sauce. But what
attracted Cornyard’s attention
was a bowl of Cat Fi»b Gum!» r
. and he took, two serving* **
satisfy hi* appetite.
1, too, became Intrigued asui
ordered a bowl of this marine
delicacy. Boy, Cat Fish Gumbo
is the grass roots of good eaiin.
When you eat this dish witil
the boys, you never lose sch«
“common touch.”
Who said we professors were
finicky about our eating? Well,
our lady instructors might turn
up their noses at the thought
of such "common food ruf
fage,”—but not me!
When I used to work on con
struction jobs as a plasterer,
Cementer and lather, years ago,
a hard day’s work of musclar
activity made beans, corn*
tato oobbier, butter milk, sweet
potatoes, an 4 the like taste lik*
taste like caviar and fliliai
mignon.
You can’t get over your
“raising", because sometimes t
like to mingle with the crowd
in a down-te-earth restaurant
and fin up with a.bowl of navjr
beans and bush puppies.
' A man soon gets tired of
eating white bread, You wives
better wake up and cook som*
eornbread for your man,
COME TO THINK OF IT,
where is that lady who told
Cornyard find (ME> to expect
some liver and ouions. Dear
Readers, I just want you to
know 1 liko "good ol# liver."
governor in the capiiol instead
of a third-rate politician, the na
tional blot that i* Little Rock,
would never have happened.
Yet politics is taking preced
ence of principle in far too
many instances.
In fact, it is difficult to ; ce
the heart of the better
through the maze of political in
tricacies and machinations ana
aspirations. This writer is con
vinced that at heart the majori
ty of the South is right.
But. the South's current mili
tant minority has taken over.
We often refer to the commun
ism of Russia as emanating
from the few who held the mas*
ses in virtual bondage It is not
different here in the South
where the militant minority ha*
taken over and dictating sub
mission of the majority.
The South’s refusal to ac.cept
the Ku Klux Kaln and its man
ner of handling the situation
.■•peaks volumes of the spirit of
the better South. The readiness
with which the Kian is denoun
ced is heartening.
The real trouble in the Souih
today is the politician. As long
as the color question can be
stipulated to get elected to of-S
tive we may be assured theml
nre those ready for such mani-l
pul.ition. What tie majority of]
the South is at heart cannot at I
present be known. The militant I
minority is in. the saddle.
The hope isThat they may run |
their course Without destroying
the South and. the nation. Os this
there is great danger.
There is the lively hope that
the better South may x\m up
and rescue itreif from the mili
tant minority that will stop at
nothing-even violence-if politi
cal advantage is to be had.
It is good and encouraging for
Negroes to know that the out
ward and rampant attempts of
the South’s militant minority to
stampede the South into vio-
L ure do not stein from the ma
jority of the white South but
from its loud-mouthed politi
cians.
As the fabled man told his son
as the latter was leaving to
make his fortune in the world:
“Son, go out into the world Jffid
make money honestly; but if
you cannot, make money hon
«;.'Uy, make money”.
The Southern politicians are
out to be elected; and if such
election comes at the expense
of Christian race relations, it
matters little to them. The main
thing is getting elected. •*
of the New School. The East Af
rican scholar shared the plat
form with Willism T. Kirk, Gen
eral Director, International So
cial Service Headquarters, Ge
neva, Switzerland.
The American Society of Af
rican Culture,” has released tk*
Const!tuion of the organization*
The aim of the Society is to unlit
by bond of solidarity and friend
ship the men of the culture at
the Negro world. Dr. Mareer
Cook of Howard University l*
tlie current secretary of the
group in this country. *