AAT COLLEGE POLICE GET MOTOR EQUIPMENT Police at A&T College now will not only
be able to pairu>l a wider area and faster, but will save a lot of shoe leather and tired and! weary feet
to boot, thanks to the addition of these Cushman Tiuekstcers. Eqniped with sirens, powerful spotlights
and other emergency tools, the “putt-putts' created a mild sensation about the college campus upon
their arrival last week. Two of the campus officers appearing with the machines are: C. O. Howell, left
sntl J. B, Griffin, right.
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CHICAGO ( ANP) Private
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grated and commercially profitable
was the topic of an ail-day build
ers workshop at the Pick-Congress
hotel here on Monday.
Home builders, mortgage men
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and housing arid human relations
agency officials from a dozen states
tnot to discuss Interracial housing
as a profit-making commercial ven
ture. The workshop was conducted
by Modern Community Developers.
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technical assistance to builders
who will soil to all financially
qualified buyers, without racial
bars or segregation.
Case histories of profitabe Inte
grated housing enterprises in Phi
ladelphia. the San Francisco Bay
area. Princeton. N. J., Chicago, Yel
low Springs, Ohio, and Gary Indi
ana. Los Angeles and Las Vagus,
were presented by their builders
or sales agents,
Morris Milgram, president of
Modern Community Developers,
Ine„ (MDC), and builder of na
tionally noted interracial develop
ments in Philadelphia and prince
ton. stated that special problems
are faced by builders of integrated
housing, but that much experience
is available for their guidance.
MOD, he said has been set-up to
make that experience generally a
vailable.
Another speaker. Edward C.
Eiehier, vice-president of Elch
ler Homes, lne„ Palo Alto,
Calif., said that his firm, larg
est home builders In the San
Francisco Bay area, had been
selling to ail races slnces 1954.
Without a quota, Elehler Homes
have sold slightly under 1 per
cent of more than 6,090 homes
to Negroes and a considerably
greater percentage - but still a
minority - to Orientals,
Other developments discussed
have racial proportions up to 50
percent Negro. Re-sale values were
uniformly reported as higher than
original sales prices.
An afternoon panel on “Merehsn
diing Housing for A11” included the
following participants:
Harry Gottlieb, Hyde-Park-Ken
wood Community Conference, Chi
cago, William Hooper, Porter Con
struction Co.. Yellow Springs, Ohio;
Harry Jackson, sales manager.
Means Development Co., Gary In
diana; Albert L, Taborn, president,
Tabron Builders, Inc.. Cleveland;
Stuart E. Wallace, sales manager.
Concord Park Homes; Princeton
Housing Associates, Princeton, N.
J., and James Woods. Los Angeles
and Las Vegas builder.
Moderator of the panel was Dr.
Maynard Krueger, professor of eed°-
nomics at the University of Chica
go.
Williams Is
New Prexy
Os HI Grads
HAMPTON, Va. J. Alexander
Williams of Newport News was e
lected president of the Middle At
lantic Regional Conference of the
National Hampton Alumni Associ
ation at a one-day meeting recent
ly.
Other officers elected at the 24th
annual meeting held at the Ship
yard community center in New
port News, Va., were: W. J. Typer,
Hampton Institute, Ist vice presi
dent: Dr. William L. Watson, Pe
tersburg, Va., 2nd vice president;
Charles Elliott. Lynchburg, 3rd
vice president; Mrs. Laverne Dab
ney, Washington, D. C„ recording
secretary; Mrs. Evelyn Patrick,
Yorktown, assistant secretary; ma
jor Wa’ter R. Brown, Hampton,
treasurer; Dr. W T. Reed, Peters
burg, chaplain and Attorney Loren
zo C. White, Hampton, parliamen
tarian.
Highlighting the conference
was (he Founder’s Day Dinner
with W. Hale Thompson, New
port News attorney as the
principal speaker. Using as his
subject the conference theme,
“Effective Survival Through
Greater Participation**, Thomp
son stressed the need for more
knowledge of the government
how it works and how it
functions.
Pointing out the fact that de
spite all of the favorable court de
risions for integration of the
schools and that no schools have
yet complied with the law, the
speaker urged active participation
by the members in the duties of
citizenship.
Dr. William H. Martin, dean of
faculty at Hampton Institute, in
his greetings told the audience that
the Department of Architecture
and Building Construction Engin
eering has admitted to mem
bership in the American Associa
tion of Collegiate Schools of Ar
chitecture. He also arid that the
college's npnlieation had been ac
cepted by the American Associa
tion of Colleges for Teacher Edu
cation and that he believes Hamp-
Professor At Bennett:
Dr. Edmonds Accepts New
Position In New England
GREENSBORO—Beginning Feb
ruary 1, Tha Reverend Dr. Edwin
R. Edmonds, presently engaged as
Professor of Sociology at Bennett
College, will assume duties as Min
ister of the Dixwell Avenue Con
gregational Church, New Ilaven,
Connecticut
While employed at Bennett Col
lege, Dr. Edmonds ably served as
president of the Greensboro
Branch of the NAACP and as
Chairman of the NAACP State
Conference of Branches Member
ship Committee. Under his leader
arship, the Greensboro Branch
membership more than tripled in
size. He was previously employed
as Professor of Sociology and
Chaplain at Delaware State Col
lege.
In addition, he has held position*
a a Program Director with the
Greater Boston Soldiers and Sail
ors Organization, as Resident Su
pervisor with the National Youth
Administration and as a teacher
in the Adult. Education Program in
San Antonio, Texas.
A graduate of Morehouse Col
mt. E. R. EKMONDS
Employers Os Household Workers
Must File With internal Revenue
Employers of household workers
must file a return for the October
through December 1958 quarter on
or before January 31, 1959, Taylor
Langford, Group Supervisor of In
ternal Revenue for the Raleigh di
strict reminded them today.
At the same time, John. Ingle,
district manager of the Raleigh so
cial security office, pointed out that,
this obligation to file a return ap
plies to every household employer
who paid SSO or more in cash wage
to a cook, maid, laundress, or any
other household employee during
the calendar quarter. Returns
must bo filed after the close of
each calendar quarter and are due
April 30, July 31, October 31 and
January 31 every year.
Most household employers
will make their reports on
Form 942. Tills Is a special
simplified form printed on the
back of a return envelope. If
yon are a household employer
who la already <m the mailing
list of the District Director of
Internal Revenue, one of these
forms was mailed to you be
fore the end of December.
If social security taxes are due
from a household employer who is
not now or, the mailing list, the
employer should ask the District
Director for the form and give
him her name and address to bo
added to the mailing list before
the next quarterly return is due.
The amount of the social securi
ty tax for the last calendar quart
er of 1958 is 4 1-2 percent of the
total cash wages paid to a house
ton will be admitted to member
ship.
Dean Martin announced the
awarding of a sS7,fioo grant
from the National Science
Foundation for a High School
Science Teachers’ Summer In
stitute. “This is another Indi
cation of the collage’ll contin
uing effort to meet the needs
of tomorrow by improving to
day’s offerings,” he said.
Committee chairmen appointed
at the morning business session
were; Charles Elliott, Lynchburg,
Va., recommendations; Samuel L.
Burleigh, Richmond, Va., historian;
R. H. Free, Washington, D. C., time
and place; Gideon E. Smith,
Lynchburg, Va., constitution; Dr.
W. T. Reid, Petersburg, Va., resolu
tions; J. T. Brown, Newport News,
Va.,- nominations; and Major Wal
ter Brown. Hampton Institute, fin
ance.
At the afternoon business meet
ing Major Brown reported that
$1,312.50 had been collected from
eicfht of the twenty-four chapters
in the Middle Atlantic Conference.
It was also announced during the
afternoon business session that the
next meeting would be held in
January, 1980 In Richmond, Va.
The alumni members voted to
adopt the new constitution which
had been in preparation for the
past two years and presented by
G. E.-Smith, chairman of th* con
stitution committee
Form 942.
lege, Atlanta. Georgia, Dr. Ed
monds received his S.T.B Irom the
Boston University School of Theo
logy and the Doctorate of Philo
sophy in Social Ethics from Boston
University. An author of several
articles in sociology, he has been
the recipient of a Rosenwahl and
an Alfred H. Avery Fellowship.
Membership in professional or
ganizations includes the American
Association of University Profess
ors, National Vocational Guidance
Association, Association of Social
Science Teachers as well as the
Southwest Area YMCA Council.
Accompanied by his wife and
four daughters, Dr. Edmonds ■will
be assuming the pastorate of one
of the leading churches of the Ne w
England area. Founded in 1820.
Dixwel.l Avenue Congregational
Church has a membership of 800
and a long history of community
service. Historically, the church
church was one of the refuge sta
tions on the “underground rail
road” an undertaking long asso
ciated with the courageous work
of Harriet Beecher Stowe.
hold worker in a calendar quarter.
The employee is expected to share
this tax with the employer, how
ever, it is the obligation of the em
ployer to report and remit the total
tax or -i 1-2 percent to the District
Director of Internal Revenue.
Beginning with January 1959.
the social security tax will be 2 1-2
percent each for employer and em
ployee. While the SSO cash wage
test applies separately to each
household worker in your employ,
no report or social security tax is
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White Gangs Attack Youngsters In
New Orleans Integrated Park
NEW ORLEANS (ANP) A
band of while teenagers last Mon
day attacked three groups of Neg
roes in the recently integrated
City park.
Two of iim Negroes were injur
ed, one knocked, unconscious. There
were 18 in the group, Including a
Boy Scout troop. They said they
N Y Police Commissioner Ordered
By Court To Produce Wounded Boy
NEW YORK CITY (ANP!
New York Police Commissioner
Kennedy has been ordered through
a writ of habeas corpus signed by
Supreme Court Justice Colon to
produce a ,17-year-old Harrison
Pastor Whoßefused To Aid
NAACP Keeps Post in Miss.
JACKSON, Miss. (ANP) A
minister reportedly under fire be
cause he refused to make NAACP
announcements from his pulpit
will not lose his job. His congrega
tion last week voted 'yes’ to keep
him as head of their church.
Members of the Greater Clark
Street Baptist church votes 135-71
to keep Rev. Curtis L. West.
Because four deacons asked
Chancery court to remove West
from the pulpit, the church elec
tion was court supervised.
The Rev. West said the move to
oust him centered around a con
troversy over the church’ banking
committee and because ne m/oulci
not make announcements of NAA
CP meetings during church serv
ices.
Ten Receive
Commissions
At Baltimore j
BALTIMORE, Md.—Ten new U. ;
S. Army Second Lieutenants were
commissioned at Morgan State ;
College Thursday (January 22) in ;
swearing-in ceremonies held in
Hurt Gymnasium.
The officers heard James C.
Evans, Civilian Assistant to the
Secretary of Defense, give the
principal address. Lt. Col Edward
C. Johnson, Professor of Military j
Science and Tactics, administered j
the oath of officp, and President.
Martin D. Jenkins awarded the
letters of appointment
One of the officers has been se
lected for appointment in the Reg
ular Army. He is Martin A. Jones
of Baltimore, a Distinguished Mili- j
tnry Graduate.
due on any household worker to !
whom you pay less than SSG ir. j
cash during the calendar quarter, i
Langford pointed cut.
There are 33,523 tobacco farms in ;
North Carolina with an aliotment j
of 1.5 acres or less.
THE C/nOLINIAJN
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1950
were pelted by stones and clubs.
The attack caught them by sur
prise.
Scoutmaster Herbert Jackson
told police some S2OO in damage
was done to his car by the rock
tossing white boys. Tires were
damaged, the fenders bent and
windows smashed.
The violence was the first in the
Coleman in Bronx Supreme Court.
According to reports, young
Coleman was allegedly shot in the
back last January 9 while trying to
escape from two policemen who
had handcuffed him. Tim youth is
SAY NAACP NOT ISSUE
Tom Armstrong, one of the dea
cons. said the NAACP did not fig
ure in the ouster move. “We’ve had
much trouble on the finance side.
\V"e haven’t been able to pay our
Dills.’' he said.
Dixon Pyles, an attorney who
was appointed by the court to act,
as a special judge during the elec
tion. cautioned the* pastor, “not. to
include propaganda in his opening
prayer.”
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city since sevefal federal court
order* went into effect last year.
The City park was integrated a
month ago by federal court order.
Police said they would continu*
their search for the offenders.
They said they suspected many of
the estimated 25 youths involved
in the gangs were juveniles.
still in s critical condition at Pm l
ham Hospital.
The writ was obtained by Aj
torney Jawn A. Sandifer, retained
by the New York City Chapter
NAACP, and the New York Civ,
Liberties Union. Lawyers, at tv
request of the youth’s mother, Mr;:..
Olivia Coleman.
Attorney Sandifer told membtns
of the press that, his client had
been originally arrested by police
after a handbag snatching victim,
had said young Coleman “looked
like" the fellow who had committ
ed the crime last Christmas Day
However, neither the Bronx Dis
trict Attorney’s Office nor tire
the Bronx County Court has filed
a complaint or charge against the
Coleman boy.
In the meantime parental visits
have bben limited by police offi
cers.
With the securing of the writ o?
habeas corpus. Police Commission
er Kennedy will have to produce
substantial evidence of Coleman’?
guilt or implication ir. the crirrii
or release the youth.
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