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THE CAROLINIAN
•pntEK ENDING SATURDAY. AUGUST 23, 19SS
Majority Os
Negroes Still
Democrats
PRINCETON, N J - (ANP)
According to the America*? Insti
tute of Public Opinion here. Ne
groes, whether north or south ot
the Mason-Dixon line, are still po
litically aligned with the Democra
tic Party
Survey conductors of ihe Insti
tute pointed out that economically
the Negroes interviewed expressed
a more secure feeling as Democrat
:es and mstodcally they felt closer
to the late Franklin D Roosevelt
than to Abraham Lincoln,
Indications were that the nation
al recession had affected Negroes
more acutely than whites.
Further, the Negroes expressed
the opinion, 3-so-l, that the nation
al business slump would not get
merit, action would bo necessary to
better in time, but, that govern
help cure tt.
In conclusion the majority of Ne
groes interviewed by members of
the Institute were confident that
the Democrats could do the better
job of keeping the country prosper
ous.
Tobacco topping is recommend
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College last week. Mrs Pauline Wyrtrh. Gi eensboro and His- ivonnc l.ikr. Hamlet, both students in
the Summer School, cot a looks'e at a musical score during inlermission
Prisoner Attempts Suicide;
Didn’t Want To Serve Time
TOLEDO O. (ANP) A 22-
would never be taken to Ohio Pen
year-old prisoner who vowed he
ttenhary alive, was found hanging
in his ceil ut the Lucas County jail
on the morning of his scheduled de
parture to prison.
Deputies cut down Grady L,
AKA Prexy Receives High
Honor From. Liberia’s Head
■ CHICAGO (ANP i A group
of Aipha Kappa Alpha sorority sis
ters, headed by AKA Supreme Ba
llous Arnetta G Wallace, realized
the fullillment of a long-wished for
dream recently when they estab
lish an AKA chapter in Monrovia,
Liberia
T!v ' were especially happy be
cause the birthdate o f the new
• : Bank- and be was re vH %>.• the
• j fire department rescue squad Four :
• j hours la*ei. Banks was on h<s way
; i to the Columbus penitentiary,
! Deputies raid that Rank-, vho 1
• j was sentenced to 11 to 21 years for !
j armed robberv, had fashioned a i
, | noose Horn a towel in the at!*mt>t i
s l chapter Eta Feta Omega—wd
• I always coincide with the Inde
• ! pendence celebration of Liberia.
! • While murine M«nf ***•!.»
they .M ir i orally entertained
it state dinners banquets and
rereptinn:-. Peivi! = r>t
Tubman's orders, r», Wallace
was made an officer of the Hu
] mane Order, and received «
eerHfirate and special badge -it
! distinction from the chief of
. protocol.
I Dunne a tire;-, confersnr*
! President of Ltberio s-ud h> '‘m -■
j ware of the puipn goal:- and ac.
j complish.ov-nts of AKA because
members «f the soroi >• a;, an unof
ficial group had dope many tr• ni
>n terry; of -rhoi-yrhip aid thr >ugh
out the commumtv.
! Upon her return to this country,
! Mrs. "Wallace told reporters ft ;>
! my firm belief that Aipha Enopa
j Alpha has taken the 'Giant Step '
I in projecting her program of hoy-
I fog heaith legislation and --cholat •
, ship, and has strengthened the w •-
| Memphis State
Asks Delay Os
Integration
MEMPHIS Term tANF >
A peculiar political party was held
on the lawn of the £, A Harold
school in Millington. Term,, Mon
day night The. names of only two
candidates were mentioned brief*
Jy. but it was quite clear from the
tone of the Negro speakers that its
purpose was to "keen Memphis and
Shelby County down in Dixie.
The main speakers were Rev,
Blair T Hunt, principal of Booker
T. Washington Memphis; Prof R
J. Roddy, principal of the Shelby
County Training School of Wood
stock: and Rev. M L. Youna.
i ONE CANDIDATE PRESENT
Only one candidate was pres
ent. He was Joseph C. Mat
♦hew s. a citizen for Progress -
candidate, who is seeking- a
seat in the legislature, anti he
urged the aproximately 450
Negroes present to vet* for
him md his team. He did not
identify hi* learn
Prof Hunt told the audience that
they would have to "use common
sense in this ejection,” and follow
♦he instructions of those {torn
whom dbey would have fer "borrow
money,'* and help them in other
ways.
"We •mk with those who
have rise jatlbouse keys, sit in the
judges’ scats, and occupy post!ions
of the police stations,” Prof. Hunt
to id the group.
There were a few "Aroens* heard
but young men on the edge of the
crowd said: "nothing but a bunch
of Unde Toms” .
"WHO’S THE HEAD NIGGER?’’
Prof Hunt explained shat
colored people preferred to he
called Negroes, ,-finl then pro
ceeded to tell the old joke con
cerning "who’s the head Nigger
around here?" to the delight of
the nearly dozen whites seated
on the school porch with the
speaker*.
The Memphis educator told the
group, “they may not know by
name whether you supported their
candidate, because the machine?
don’t take names but they will sure
know by numbers whether or not.
you voted for them.
“You will get instruction cards
on Thursday when you go te the
roils and when you see "X” that is
" here you should pull the lever,"
Prof Hunt explained.
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deputie.,? before Banks and two
i companions could leave their cel!
j block.
rah- of ••■orors. offirials and the j
people generally by exrmohfyirg j
that we really ,»nd truly wish to i
join bands with all people every- I
where v ho are slrivog for peace, ,
securitr rr.ri self-expiesrmn.
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Stepin’ Fetchit Turns Composer;
Will Carry On Handy’s Tradition
MEMPHIS < ANP) Stepin"
Fetchit whose movie charact.ariza
tions of the shuffiinc. easy-going,
drawl voice Negro brought him in
ternational fame, has set. up snop
here to ‘carry on the Handy tradi
tion and keep Beale street alive as
a thoroughfare of music."
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FELLOWSHIP TO SII \ W
FROF Sieve Benton Latim
er, assistant professor of Chem -
istry at Shaw University is a
recipient of a National Science
Foundation Scholarship, and Is
studying this summer at Ihe
Rocky Mountain Chemistry In
titule. Montana State College,
Rose man, Montana.. Mr, Latimer
received the bachelor of science
and master of science degrees
from Tuskegre Institute, To*-
kegee, Alabama. He is a native
of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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Fetchit is composing modern day
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where tne late composer W. C.
Members Os
Anti-Bias
Group Sworn
WASHINGTON < ANP>
Members of the district commiss
ioners’ new council on human re
lations were sworn into office Mon
day.
Leon Chatelain ,Ir., will head the
council which is designed to pro
mote equality of opportunity in
public and private employment.
Chatelain was president of the A
morican institute of architects.
Other members sworn in durmc
ceremonies conducted at the dis
trict building ’ were: Aaron Gold
man. president. G. B Macke Corp.;
Barrington D. Parker, attorney,* Dr.
Frank Jones, acting dean. Howard
university medical school; and Wal
ter F. Chappell, retired naval of
ficer and businessman.
The council was established in
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Handy gave birth to the blues: His
latest effort, 'Father of the Blues",
written as tribute to Handy, will be
sung by a 30-voice choir when the
Handy Memorial Fund's Blues of
Glory pageant is held at Crump
Stadium Labor Day,
The pageant, will wind up the
drive to erect a monument, to H in
dy in the Beale street, part bearing
his najne.
April by the Commissioners as art
adivsory body to study employ
ment practices in the district gov
eminent, review complaints of dis.
crimination in D C agencies, rec
ommend procedures to eliminate
discrimination, and devise educa
tional programs to combat discri
mination in private employment
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Co-sponsored by the Cominercw»
Appeal and the Memphis Junior
Chamber of Commerce, the pageant
will offer three hour* of entertain
ment.
The “new" composer heads t
firm, known as 'More Music From
Memphis.'*
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