Florida Governor Blames Ike, Faubus
For School Violence At Little Rock
NSW YORK.— Gov. Collins Os
Florida declared recently that both
T’ztaidsnt Eisenhower and Gover
nor faubus of Atkentas must share
lb* blame for the school integra
tion violence at; LiUla Rock last
year.
In * signed article in the new
issue of Look Magazine, Collins
c*wd th* President was at fault
'■for not anticipating the explosive
ness of the situation and moving
■'Tort* to heed it off.”
“I believe that the President
could have done this st Newport,
or that his attorney general, or
others acting for him, could have
done it in face-to-face discussions 1
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Ist Little Rock.” Collins said.
Kt blamed Faubus “for using his
polk* powers affirmatively to pre
vent enforcement of a Judicial or
der.”
A Little Rock crisis somewhere
however, was almost inevitable the
Governor continued, “because the
courts are now placed in the un
natural, and I believe untenable,
position of acting in executive and
legislative, as well as judicial ca
pacities”
Collins charged that the Supreme
Court “improperly” has set itself
up as the governmental instrument
j to develop integration procedures.
1 Stating that, integration decisions
should be made on a Ideal level,
he urged the establishment of Civil
Right* Commissions in each state,
with members appointed by the
President upon recommendation of
ihe governor.
“There are countless Southern
communities," he wrote in Lock,
“where it will be many a day be
fore desegregation can be accom
plished without race noting. Yet,
under present procedures, such
could be provoked irresponsibly at
any time.
“We are in a situation which the
National Association for ihe Ad
vancement. of Colored People de
cides where and when to desegre
gate. These are decisions that
should rest with an agency cre
ated by law and responsible to a!!
the people.”
Chairman of the Southern Gov
ernors’ Conference, Collins raid he
is determined to see that segrega
tion in Florida’s public schools and
recerational facilities will continue
:n any community where its aban
donment would cause “deep and
dangerous hostility.”
A&T Alumni
Hold Annual
i Conference
GREENSBORO Tile A&T Col
lege General Alumni Association,
:r. annual meeting here at the col
lege last Saturday, drafted resolu
tions which called for larger finan
cial suport for the college by the
State and its own membership and
commended the president for his
able administration.
The group voted to turn “its
fullest energies” to the newly
adopted Annual Alumni Giving
Program which aims at raising
100,000. to support Its scholar
ship program and called upon
State officials, members of the,
Legislature, Board of Higher
Education to use their Influence
In suport of the recent request
made hy the A&T Board of
Trustees for needed Improve
ments to meet qualifications for
membership in the Southern
Association of Secondary
School and Colelgcs
The Association also voted to cal!
reunions for the classes of 1923,
1333, 1938 and 1943 for the annual
homecoming to be held here at
the college on October 31-Novem
ber 2.
The visiting alumni heard Dr
Warmoth T. Gibbs, president of
the college, deliver the main ad
dress at the annual luncheon, held
in Murphy Hall and attended a
baseball game in the afternoon be
tween the Alumni All-Stars and
the A&T Coleige Aggies.
The meet drew the largest at
tendance ever In the long his
tory of the organization.
Howard C. Barnhill. Char
iot, e health educator, is presi
dent of the organiaztion.
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PICTHER
HONORED ON MOTHERS DAY AT SHAW UNIVERSITY —• The Student Christian Association of
Shaw University paid tribute on Mother’s Day to the following persons whose influence has contributed
to the enrichment of life on the University’s campus. Left to right arc Mrs, J. J. Alexander (Mother of
Daphine Alexander), Hickory, North Carolina. Mrs. Alexander has three other children who are grad
uates of Shaw University; (he Reverend VV. W. Finlator, pastor Pullen Memorial Baptist Church, who
was guest speaker; Dean of Women, Carrie L. Harrison, second campus Mother of the Year and Mrs.
Harriet S. Jones, Estey Dormitory Hostess, ihe campus JUolhep of the Ya.tr.
At 76th Commencement!
Bishop Gauthen, Gong. Diggs
Livingstone College Speakers
SALISBURY Activities for the
76th commencement of Livingstone
College, Salisbury, N. C. have been
scheduled from Friday. May 30
through Tuesday. June 3, according
to an announcement made by Act
ing president J. H. Brackett,
Among the outstanding events of
the exercise- terminating the
school year 1957-53, will be the
baccalaureate service on Sunday.
June 1 at, 2:30 P M. and the grad
uation' ceremonies on Tuesday
June 3 at 2.00 P M.
Bishop Joseph D. < autben,
presiding prelate of the elev
enth episcopal district of Ihe
A. M. E Zion Church, (omoris
Srig California, South West
Rocky Mountain, Oregon aitr!
Washington, will deliver the
baccalaureate sermon
Bishop Gauthen, a native of South
Carolina, received his A B. and B
D. degrees from Livingstone Col
lege and Hood Theological Semin
ary, respectively. He was awarded
the honorary degree of doctor of
divinity by Livingstone College,
Prior to his election as bishop of
the A. M. E Zion Chttreh in May
1936, he held pastorates at Char
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present time, he is serving the po
sitions of a trustee of Livingstone
College. Chairman of the Board of
Audit for the A M E. Zion church,
a member of the Interracial Fel
lowship of Norfolk, Va., and a
member of the President's Com
Science Shrinks Piles §§
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Stops Itching a* it Shrinks Hemorrhoids
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Pain was relieved promptly.
And, while gently relieving
pain, actual reduction or re
traction (shrinking) took place.
And most amazing of all
this improvement was main
tained in cases where doctors’
observations were continued
over a period of many months!
In fact, results were bo thor
ough that sufferers were able
to make such astonishing state
ments as “Piles have ceased to be
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mittee on Government Contracts.
The graduation address will be
delivered by Qsngresstnan Charles
C. Diggs, Jr., Dejaoeratic represen
tative from the state of Michigan.
Mr. Diggs is a native of Detroit,
Michigan. He attended the Univer
sity of Michigan for two years and
while there, won the University or-
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THE CAROLINIAN
TTEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1958
atorical championship.
After leaving the University of
Michigan, he enrolled at Fisk Uni
versity. Nashville, Tennessee, and
while attending there receive no
tice of draft into the armed ser
vices. While in the United States
Army Air Corps, Mr. Diggs rose
from the rank of Private to that of
Second Lieutenant. He received an
honorable discharge from active
duty ori June 1, 1945
Returning to Detroit, Mr. Diggs
entered the Wayne University
School of Mortuary Science and
subsequently became a licensed ,
mortician. In 3948, Mr. Diggs was !
cletced to the presidency of the
Metropolitan Funeral System As
sociation. He relinquished this po
sition in 1981 and from that time to
January 1958. he served as Prosi-
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recognized as Michigan’s largest
and the largest Negro-owned fun
eral home in the United States.
Charles C. Diggs began his rise
»n politics when he was elected to
the Michigan State Senate. He serv
ed as State Senator from the third
District for four sessions—l9s),
1952, and 1953 and 1954. On No
vember 2. 1951, Mr. Diggs wan elect
ed as Michigan's first Negro Con
gressman. Tie was re-elected in
1956 to the 85th Congress in which
he presently serving.
There are 112 cotton warehouse
firms operating in North Carolina.
Participation in Individual 4-H
forestry projects has increased 43
per cent in North Carolina lince
1955.
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