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FFU; ENDING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1358
Yes, We All Talk
By Marcus H* Boulware
AME.’-DttENT m SUBS TUITION
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•' Ameding bv Sub:,titution?~~Mrs.
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A’ iF T'-e method of “rnend
tn.g (r> > ibniiution’ mean* to strike
,-;i> t: v '- rd or irorup of word* and
th-* £ if;i 1 ion of a word or group of 1
u orcl
' ' :• oppose the rassn motion if
"T mthat wp donate sixty
doiairs to the United Fund.”
r may be that the member# are
t in favor of donating this am
count o arnthie member rises and
propose • the following nmpndriientj
"ißv -uhstlt’ii.so«) | move that
y/e .smeisd the motion by stHk
tor <uj! #h» ward 'sixty’ and
PJliH.uj in it* place (be ward
'twenty '. “
The chairman say... "Mo 1
hey f econd to the amendment."
After *he amendment is sec
onded it pul before the house
foe discussion. When the discus
lon is ended, the chairman says:
"Ail who ere m favor of the a.
wetfdeTren’, rh.v, AYR tihen* ill
Who are opposed say, NO!"
Amendment by substitution is a :
<k>mbi»ation of i-Rp methods a- '
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READERS
For my free pamphlet on group
diseuN-,01, send a stamped seif-ad
dressed envelope in Dv Mat'eii* H.
Boulware, SI. Augustine's College,
Raleigh. N«*' th Carolina.
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There are times when even
the most aggressive, forceful,
aeif-assured amor.g m must
know, in their secret hearts,
that, their hunt,in strength is
not enough—that God alone
can help them in their trouble.
Those who humbly, truly, live
within Him ,! wrl! n<st fear,
l.howrh the. earth be removed.™
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CONVINCED OF CONSPIRACY The Her. rhiliip Coleman.lrio because Ihr white couple was fivinr with Rm rnleruan ,»nd
Wt. and Mr. and Mrs. .1 W, Vaughn, sit in Justine of the Peace bn. family while Vaughn was in inm i„ r.onrfurt tcisci.m revival
court, at Jackson Miss., where they were convicted of “eonsplraoy at Rev, Coleman's Church (UP! TEEF-PHOTO).
to overthrow” Mississippi’s segregation laws. Officers arrested the
Virginia Parents Ask: “Wiil South
Secede Because Os Integration?”
Ry VICTOR CA • VUR TON
RICHMOND, V-< ■• l ANP) |
Will the Deep South secede from |
the Union over the controversial
school desegregation issue?
Will Virginia which is leading the
massive resistance forces against
the tj. o. Supreme court secede?
Will the schools be closed in Vir
ginia or Arkansas or any other
slate in the South to avoid (he mix- t
ing of tbs races ;n the classes?
These are question* that
haunt some parents in southern
states and many of them are -
■white parents in Virginia have
ursed parents io take appropri
ate action to prevent siatr of
ficials from closing the srhools
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Three member* of the school
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admitting Negro c* to white schools.
They indicated last week they
would not ignore 3 federal court
order to admit specific Negro stu
dents to while school.*.
Some members, however, said I
! there is a question whether a fed - j
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! Negro students into county schools j
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1950*59.
While the. world has focused its
eyes on troubled, strife-torn Little
Rock, Virginia has calmly, delib
erately and up to ihis point, suc
cessfully \v33ed a “silent 1 ' war
r,gainst integration of it* public
j schools.
Virginia White# v < mintly
feel they ate a cut above thru
fellow Soijilicrit brrfhrrn
| Down tbrniigb ihe year* they
have nropaßirrtizpH (his *« (he
eMit-ili es impr rising Upon Ne
rues of 'iffi<•• i o itrs.
WAR OF FAPLK
While Arkansas and Governor
Faubus have taken the “lew road"
of violence in the struggle against
the Supreme Court desegregation
ruling. Virginia, cunningly has tak
en the ‘high road" and waged a
war on paper.
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Beginning Our 50th
ANNIVERSARY
Thursday j Sept 4th
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5-PROGRESSIVE WAREHOUSE FIRMS -5
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11-BUYING COMPANIES-11
Several Appointed To
Civil Rights Bodies
WASHINGTON, D C A fam
ous West Coast, architect, two New
fc.ngland lawyers and a Boston ad
nunistrator are among the most re
cent apomte.es to State Advisory
Committees named by the Commis
sion on Civil Rights
Paul Williams, of Los Angeles,
designer of many well known com
mercial buildings and home of mo
vie stars, was apomted to the nine
member Californio group
William D. Graham, former as>sts
toßt. corporation counsel for the
city of Hartford, was named to dip
seven-member Connecticut com
mitter
Edward W Brooks. Boston attor
ney, and Clarence R Plain, Ro\-
bury, chairman of the Boston Li
censing Board, are among the nine
persons to serve on trie Massachu
setts corn in itt.ee
Dr. John A. Hannah, president, of
Michigan State University, and
chairman of the Commission on Ci
il ni K hl s. announced the appoint
incut., State advisory commitlces
have now been named for 1,1 stales.
In addition to Massachusetts.
ConnecPeut. and California, these
Texas, Indiana, Florida. Virginia.
Michigan, Oklahoma, Arkansas.
Now Mexico, Arizona, Vermont
Maine and New Hampshire At
Vm net's battlefields are the leg
isiative halts and judicial chamber.
There are no mobs teemin m th r
streets crying out, against iut'->;ra
tion; the world isn't pointing to Vn -
cinia. whsppring about the stale the
way they are scorning Little Kook
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jaigawHWiaßMiwiit>-a«y: >» m k. v zttr/jto&e&ax**!'::. :■*■; t\y..
lea&t. 13 other state committee: .< ii
| he announced within the next t. 1
; or three weri .cujuu *,T Ti ff m
staff director, stated
The California group arqui. *d
: United Nations flavor v ith th- a
l pointmenl of Ignacio E. Lot «?n
• Jr , Low Angeles, publisher of t|
| Spanish language newspaper i
1 Opinion, and ivi-■ 'y* p- .i ’ 1 ?,
| Katow, San Francisco, national d
i rector of the Japanese Amerw
j Citizens League
Mr. Graham is also senior - : -
j ney for the Legal Aid Loci “by
| Hartford County He
| bachelor's degree at VU; t - ' v ■
'College in IfUfi and hr-, U ■ d --r -
at the University of Oonne'tKu*
i 1943,
I Mr Brooke in a member of U
I boards of the Urban League
iGi eater Be; ton uari of th*'
I England Ho.-piGi Hr ha; m
completed a Up term as
! director of +hr National Cor-fey ini'
1 of ChiLiians md ,lev He •••
ivies president of Alpha Phi Alpl
Fraternity for a number of yeai
Mr. Elam formerly was executr
■ secretary to the Masachusetts Go
cronr’a Counci) and a director
the Urban League of Greater Bo
ton.
•Advisory romiiTiHees of from to
t.o nine tnem.br <- are being appoin
. ed in each -hue to supply the fa
; red conmusninn uith inforrwat;
i and i ceotnme.ndtdtnns no -1
: lights matters within their tntpe
I Live states
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