PAGI SIX
SATUBDAT, DEC. 15, 1151 TH® CAROLINA TIMES
Mr. Allen Wannamaker, right,
tmtiMdiate part pi-Midemt of th«
North Carolina Auociation of
Broadcatterg, accepts a certifi
cate from E. N. Pope, president
of the North Carolina Tubercu
losis Association. It was pre
sented “in appreciation of
meritorius serv\fe rendered by
the Radio and TV iiiduttriej to-
toard advancing the cause of
tuberculosit eradication." Pope
said the certificate was present
ed on behalf of all TB associ
ations in the state to the people
in the radio and TV industries
for their steadfastness in bring
ing the facts about TB and what
can be done to prevent it into
the homes of the people of North
Carolina.
Monday, December 3, where he
will remain for the next 12
or 18 months.
Home on furlough since Nov,
3, he has visited with his pa
rents and also his many friends
both in Durham {and in hia
hometown of Lumberton.
Another son, Pfc. Lawrenc^
Thompson, is also home from
the U. S. Army fro mwhlch he
has been honorably discharged
to presume his educational ca*
reer which was discontinued
when he was called to the ser
vice. He was attending Fayette--
vllle State Teachers College.
At present, he is with his
family on Morehead Avenue.
Reverend Thompson, the. fa
ther, is the successful pastor of
the First Calvary Baptist
Church on Morehead Avenue.
Omegas To Be Concerned With
Religious, Political Heritage
BALTIMORE, MD.
Hi* 43 rd Grand Conclave of
the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
will be held in Baltimore,
Maryland, December 27th
through 30th. The theme for the
four day meeting is “Wanted;
Techniques for Strengthening
and Furthering our Democratic
and Christian Heritage".
fThe three living Founders,
Dr. Frank J. Coleman, Dr. Oscar
A. Cooper, and Bishop Edgar A.
Love, will be honored at a
Founders Banquet scheduled
for Saturday, December 29th at
the Fifth Regimental Armory.
The Conclave Headquarters
will be located on the Morgan
State College Campus. Speaker^
for the meeting will include ad
dresses by Dr. W. T. Gibbs,
President of A. and T. College—
“How to Improve Relation Be
tween the College and Frater-
Professor of Psycology, Virginia
nity”; Dr. Walter N. Ridley,
State College—“Manners and
Morals in Fraternities”; Dr.
James Nabrit, Secretary of
Howard University—“The Nor
thern Viewpoint on Integra
tion”; and Attorney Fred Gray,
Civil Rights Counselor of Mont
gomery, Alabama—“The South
ern Viewpoint on Integration”.
Bishop Love of the Methodist
EplBCopal Church will address
the closing session on the sub
ject of “Ritual and the Friend
ship of Omega”.
Highlighting the Social Af
fairs—A fomral dance by Delta
Sigma Theta, Thursday, Dec.
27th; Mardi Gras, Friday, Dec.
29th; Formal Dance, Interfra-
temal Council, Saturday, Dec.
29th at the Monroe Colosseum.
Fifteen hundred Omegas are
expected to converge on Balti
more for the meeting. Judge
Linwood Koger is the Grand
Marshal and Brother Benjamin
Whitten Is the Basileus of Pi
Omega, Host Chapter.
Servicemen
Visit Parents
In Durham
Airman Third Class Lyson L.
Thompson, graduate of Hillside
High School and the son of Rev.
and Mrs. A. L. Thompson, of the
First Calvary Church of this
city, returned to his post of duty
with the United States Air
Force in Thule, Greenland on
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Wonderful opportunity to see
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IN ORATORIO
GREENSBORO
The "Christmas Oratorio”, by
Saint Saens will be featured in
the annual Christmas Concert of
the A&T College Choir to be
presented next weekend.
The 60-voice group, under
the baton of Howard T. Pear
sall, will sing two-performan
mances, the first on Saturday
evening at 8:00 P.M. and the
next on Sunday afternoon, 6:00
P.M., December 15 and 16, re
spectively. Both programs are
scheduled for the Harrison
Auditorium. Pearsall explained
that the double performance
was arranged to allow accom
modations for interested per
sons in the community.
Federal Court Rules Against Segregation In Public
Housing Case In Savannah, Georgia
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
A United States Court of Ap
peals last week ruled that the
federal Public Housing Ad
ministration cannot duck its re
sponsibility as a government
agency bound by statutory ob
ligations or be excluded as a
party subscribing to segrega
tion policies which bar Negroes
from local public housing pro
jects.
The ruling was rendered by
the U. S. Court of Appeals tor
the Fifth Circuit on November
30, in a case brought by 18 Ne
gro families in Savannah, Ga.,
who sought admittance to an all
white public housing project
erected on the site of the "Old
Fort,” which was formerly an
old Negro residential area. Tlie
Negro families had been dis
placed from the “Old Fort” to
make way for the project. Fami
lies displaced to make way for
such a project have a federal
statutory preference for ad
mission to federally-aided pub
lic housing anywhere in the
city. However, Negroes were
refused admission to Fred Wes-
sels Homes, the public housing
project erected on the site of
the “Old Fort,” solely because
of their race.
WhUe the Public Housing Ad
ministration has not been di
rectly charged' by Congress
with the duty of preventing dis
crimination In hoysing project
units, the Court said, the duty
nevertheless stems from the re
quirements of the Fifth Amend
ment to the federal Constitu^
tion 'v^ich prohibits the federal
government and its agencies
from segregating.
The case was originally filed
with the U. S. District Court
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for Southern Georgia on May
20, 1954 by attorneys for' the
NAACP Legal Defense and
Educational Fund on behalf of
the 18 Negro families. Named
in the sidt were the PHA, the
Atlanta Field Office Dlr^or.
the Savannah Housing Authori
ty and its officers. The suit was
dismissed on October 21, 195S
on motion of the PHA and its
Atlanta director on the gruond
among others, that the court
lacked jurisdiction and the PHA
had fulfilled its statutory obli
gation by placing in its contract
with the Sdvannah Housing Au
thority a provision regarding
the statutory preferences and
on the ground that the PHA had
nothing to do with the segrega
tion policy.
The court held that if the
facts alleged in the complaint
are proved, they "show a fail
ure on the part of the PHA to
comply with the above statu
tory tenant selection policy,”
and this would constitute a vio
lation of plaintiffs’ rights to due
process under the Fifth Amend
ment.
“The view thus expressed is
Ih accord with the Supreme
Court decision in Bolling
Sharpe (the Washington, D. C.
School Segregation Case), the
court said. “In view of our de
cision that the Constitution pro
hibits the states from maintain
ing racially segregated public
schools, it would be unthinktble
that the same Constitution
would impose a lesser duty on
the federal government.”
The Court also pointed out
that although the segregatiol\
policy was initiated by the Sa'
vannah Housing Authority it
was approved by the federal
agency.
In addition, the lower court’s
dismissal of the action against
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the Savannah Housing Authori
ty and its officers was reversed
by the Court of Appeals and the
entire case sent back to the
lower court for trial on the
merits.
NAACP Legal Defense attor
neys for the Negroes were
Thurgood Marshall, director-
counsel of Legal Defense and
Constance Baker Motley, both
of New York, and Frank Reeves
of Washington, D. C. and A. T.
Walden of AtlanU, Ga.
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
Notice 01 Executrix And
Executor
HAVING QUALIFIED as
executrix and executor of the
^te of S. H. HOPSON, de-
ceued, late of Durham County,
North Carolina, this is to nomy
all persons having claims gainst
said estate to exhibit them to
the undersigned at 205 Ramsey
Street, Durham, North Carolina,
on or before the 1st day of De
cember, 1957, or thii notice will
be pleaded in bar of their re
covery, All persons indebted to
said Mtate wlU please make im
mediate payment.
This 30th day of November,
19S6.
Mrs. Sallie Hopson, Executrix,
and Sam Nance, Execjitor.
M. Hugh Thompson, Attorney.
Dec. 8, IS, 22, 28; Jan. 5, 12 .
STORK'S CHOP
FOR THE NEK
The following births were re
ported to the Durham City and
County Health Department dur
ing the week of Deconiber 3
through December 8, 1956:
Lee and Elizabeth Porter,-
boy. Arthur and Laura Rogers,
girl. Henry and Juanita Rich
mond, boy. Mari da and Marie
Graham, boy. Leroy and Lena
Williams, girl. Ernest and Gur
ley Mae Sellers, boy. John and
Vivian McCUnton, girl. Avid
and Arline enderson, girl.
NCnCE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as adminis
tratrix of &e eetate of Peariia
Curtis, deceased, late of Dur
ham County, Nerth CaroUaa,
this Is to notify all persoos hav
ing claims against the estate ol
said deceased to eadiibit them to
the undersigned on or before
the 27th day of November,
1957, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar ol thair reoovery.
All persoos indebted to laid es
tate will please make Immediate
paym^t.
This 27th day of November,
1956.
Seliner McCllngham Knl|^t,
Administratrix
C. J. Gates, Attorney
Dec. 1, a, IB, 22, 29, 1916; Jan.
5, 1957.
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DURHAM COUNTY .
Trustee Sale Of Land
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of
tiie power of sale oontained in a
cert^ deed ol trust executed
by Dorsey J. Beard and wife,
Rosetta T. Beard, dated the 7th
day of August, 1952, and re
corded in Book 471, page 10, in
the office of the Register of
Deeds ol Durham County, North
Carolina, .delault having been
made in the payment ol the in
debtedness'thereby secured and
said deed ol trust being by the
terms thereol subject to lore-
^osure, the undersigned trustee
will oiler lor sale at public auc>
tion to the highest bidder loi
cadt at the Courthouse door in
Durham, North Carolina, at
NOON, on the 21st .day ol
December, 1966, the property
conveyed in said deed of trust,
the same lying and being in the
County of Durham, State ol
North Ourolina, in Lebanon
Township, and more particular
ly deacrlbed, as loUowi:
BSGINNINO at a stake in the
west property line ol Goldston
Avenue at the northeast comer
ol Lot Ho. 22 Block C as shown
on the plat hereinalter relerred
to, and running thence North 89
degrees 00 Minutes West 250
feet to a stake at the northwest
comer ol said Lot No. 22 and
the Northeast comer ol Lot No.
10; thence South ■7ft degrees OS
Minutes West 266.2 leet to a
stake at the Northwest comer ot
said Lot No. 10; thence North
10 degrees 55 minutes West 97.8
feet to a stake at the Southwest
corner of Lot No. 12; thcnce
North 79 degrees 05 minutes
East 286.9 leet to a stake at the
Southeast comer ol said Lot No.
12 and the southwest comer ot
Lot No. 24; thence South 89 de
grees 00’ East 250 leet to a stake
in the West propwrty line of
Goldston Avenue at the South
east comer ol said Lot No. 24;
thence along and with the
West property line ot Goldston
Avenue, South 1 degree 00
Minutes West 100 leet to the
point ol beginning, and beins
LOTS NOS. 11 and 23 Block C
ol SYLVIAN HEIGHTS, as per
plat and survey thereol by S. M.
Credle, C. E., dated May 1944,
and recorded in Plat Book 15,
at page 81, Durham County Re
gistry, to which relerence is
hereby made for a more par
ticular description.
This sale will remain open for
ten days to receive increase
bids.
Dated this 19th day ol Nov.,
1956.
J. —. Henderson, Tnistee
F. Hugh Thompson, Attomey
Nov. 24, Dec. 1, 8, 15
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for 0 year or two. They constitute a valuable
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