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T rßac isi Threatens \ Jackie, Minister PHILADELPHIA f ANP> ~ -onnre hasrijsii star, Jacks® Rob -2: son anS the Rev. Leon H. Sulli van «9%rg sent » creak letter by Jo wl hoodlums jttst beiore a sched uled NAACP area meeting. The let ter reed: "We will fix Jackie Rob inson i i he appears is Philadelphia w ith any talks or. housing and you two may both get shot" Jackie Stobirssoft told an au-lienee Os ever 1,003 that he “dses not sc-ar*" easily”. Rev, Sullivan was "KMJ ffttfent with him" on this Rebteeoa, gftairtnan of the NA ACP Life- Members!; io Dr?'.'*, ap peared *4 ®a HA ACP campftign ir.t-eiiag at the SJiets Baptist Church. Robinson told about another note he received while be was in Fsori* da. "Die not® salted "What right do you have to express yourself &ts racial fcftd pollftieal issues. We whites have been very good to Welcome NCTA AND HOMEMAKERS TO NILE CONGO W@ Are Now Open fmm II sß® A.M. te 2:00 A.M.—Saturday 12:30 until? 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He stated, 5 T a® still ■ | not sure that my three youngsters ; | and other youngster® are going to i have their rights.” .Then referring to a statement > that he had not received awards ; that he might have received if he ! had been ho “ - el on racial ; pdfnte, Robinson id. “I would rather lose *ll the awards in the world than my self-respect Sly ’ self-respect means e lot move to me than any award* I may get I . will not be satisfied until we are : able to get everyting our neighbors • can get” He thanked the audience for the support feat Philadelphians gave ■ him when he was playing for fee t ! Brooklyn Dodger*. Lilsr Loader Sap Waited Africa Policy DURHAM—“The U. & Govern ment has so «hter-«t policy re sardfng fee easergUtsg, demoet-atie minded natf.«ns of Africa" accord ing to George L. P. Weave*- of tuwiatwn to Preasdest Jam« B, Carey of fee interaattaa a! tJfiiea of Electrical, Radio end Machine Workera, A3T.(*CIO. Wcsv4t addressed a forum sudi eisefe at Noriis College on •mat Africa Mesai te the Trad® TJniee Movefhfsftt” Me Mid fee American labor movement ba« “deep roots abroad is Eurspe «M in Africa.” laterest is Africa m fe* *«* cf mt mo* otl®*s Weaver said, bad ®a fw® slisss, ©te 8m» B@h& a>s & |t*M fee**. Africa less »* tergsds es »w ssa« fsflafe *®3 esS&f pefrewswwM 4 Mg «T ft* etfatbseKW. fte v&sStm i&s fatars et Aftfto M *• fee atfSasat® sftas^s^ The speker saM 0. S- p-cepsgsffi da during World War If which w*s beamed to Aitisse ani Asia and which stressed Ikeedcm dttn&m*- cy, aa equality of opportunity had greetly averted fee aspiration* ©f peonies is ihem land*. *AB African nations are now dreamia £ cf freedom aswS there te miscfe talk tla® Africa.” Weaver Mid- Spiking of fe« teck «# nottey fa Africa, Weaver mi&. "This ’aek of isolley may be «t»lafaed Is nsrt ok U. S. relu«rtanc® t« cut our nfeH away from Sureoean colon 's! power9-—lsnri»nd, France. Bel- and Sweden." “Ifelew Aaserie* te fsreaare* to flue the «wer*dt»e Arilrsn *»st*«ns s* eeawte f*r fee rifeme. vreU W»e fee ra«s fee tevatW eg AMrete wiUifms.” Waver Weaver ,«*»als*sfw©S fea* »r --ri«»WB have grows wmrv of and *re «irt®r®- feed fe realise feetr SestlKl**. “And th* siareritr of fee 0. S ?a its dcailnes wife Africa is be ing Judged by fee evtent te which ifegrire fe »«cceß*fw.! in tnrnclatfnc eur glorious ideate cf democreev ««oaHtv. and freedom late day to •»av realities." Weaver credited colored ftftteen* l n the U. s. “wife SU, itfe«t*T)«r lawr” 'm fee eterric teriruments* of rev elution. T venture te sav feat nfeen fee h’story ©f fete «en*re ♦lea is written, it will be sainted -*ut feat fee emerging woo’re of *h« followed fee eremnle of rotored clt***ns in the U. S. in rec- sorbs! frlswtiee. This will be th» yrestest contribution to the *or.c»pt of democracy in this een tury” Freedom Is a gift from fee past >ut H te not at all certain that it he a legaev te the future Welcome Teachers INSTALLMENT LOANS TEACHERS NO PAYMOTS ARE REQUIRES IN JUNE, JULY sad lUBUST THE H6OB SYSTEM INDUSTRIAL BANK - 122 Saiebury Stmt RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA m ■ mmm a Ovsr Half Os is Saw ! Colereti; Excdas Os Whiles Faster WA&JGHGim iAtm - Ac cording te t resent rejp©*% within 2*e s«*t five fee satkm’s capital seoay bsctss* sa ftH-Negro dty John JU. KcW&lrn, fee unofficial “asayur of Ws*bfei4ig©", oeceatly reposted feat "If jwa» ago. fee Oistttet of Cotumbte woe 51 per sent white. h?ow ft te SS per cent LHagro and fee papulation te in if/jast in ■ creasing I te 18 per cent s yesr,” : McMiHas was addressing a c-itirea i council forum or a television prn » gmm. He pointed out test since 1845, : Washington hss had « stc«dily-sn creasSng Negro population coupled ■ wife *n exodus of whites to subur ■ ban Virginia end Maryland. ; McMillan said the Integration of school* te the reason for the eon . tiaeing si>crea&-' tr. the Megra pop ulation and the exit of the whites He added: "Unless school condi tion* are improved »r>d white peo ple stop leaving, the schools will be 100 per cent Negro in s very short time,*’ Cheaper production will &e the key to a successful swine enter- * CAIO&SBJyt wSBBE wmk'S B&imm&w, ma wcm n, its* PAXRQMIZE OUR ADVERTISERS I Welcome Teachers \ We Are Open And Ready To Serve You! PEOPLE'S CAFiI | 303 S. WILMINGTON ST. I Welcome Teachers Vi&m V#@r Car at PmSCE’S and UK Vs Service It While l| Vow Mr sA Jkatttaitaß i» Meetings. Wer yMny . . , FREE GREASE JOBS With Every 03 Change. We Are Located, Simi A«wv*» Ftmr S PRICE’S swai SER. STATION I OO&KER FAYETTE VUXE & SOUTH Welcome Teachers WE ARE OPEN TO SERVE YOU! 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