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RICIIARDCON r.;Ev-r :
E. HARGETT 5T.
RALEIGH. N. C.
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White Warns of Pacific Happenings
PEA OE PLANS STUDIED AT CAR OLINA
EDITOR ENTERS RACE FOR CITY COUNCILMAN POST
RESTORATION OF
COLONl SYSTEM
VdLL LEAD 10
^bHLO ^iARIil
SS ROBERT L. VANN LOSS
IN UNDERWATER
EXPLOSION
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RE CROSS OIVES
SERVICE FAm
An underwater explosion, be
lieved lO have been caused by
huling a mine, has ended the
war service oi the Liberty
Ship ROBERT L. VANN, the
War Shipping Adminislraton
ar.nuunccd today. The freight
er was sunk in European wa
ters some weeks ago. There
wcic no crew casualties, and
survivors have returned to the
United States.
Named in honor of the
founder and former editor of
the Pittsburgh Courier, the
ROBERT L. VANN was deliv-
cred from the South Porfiand
yard of the New England
shipbuilding Corp. October
26. 1943. She was operated for
WSA bv the United Fruit Co..
Boston. She was commanded
by Capt. Daniel L. Burns. 43
Palmer Street. Arlington,
Mass.
ANNOUNCES FOR
DURHAM OFFICE
S'l’AI-h I’OHKKSPONDKNCE
DUKHA.M - • t.uuis K. AiisUn, edi-
'•r i)/ ihv C'iii'ulinii Times and pres-
iilini uf ihf Sliite Inteidenofritiii-
'"'ii.il Ushei'' Assuc'i.iiion. filed his
liitilion .IS cuiididulv lor the Uui'
h.ini C'lly Council from this city';
Ti*iif| Wald here Satuidny fiftetn
ii.iiiiii«-> hi-foic pitittmi deiidlinc.
A.i-nn is the only Neern in Ihc
ninniii;- in Duiham'^ cutincilmaiiii
..or.
HOLLARS IN AID THREE TRAPPED
wasiiin(;ton. d j. Am i
i,ij Kill i.ro.v' i-h.ipU'j.i UuDUKh
I u. .ill louiiliv u-|)(iiU'(i niin
.1...II .M.iiou.uuu m iin.inc:a;
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Kill 111, viuian.' anci 'ncir uin.
jini. •ii-iii.dmi; 10 repoil.-; coiii-
li.ict i'.v National lU-u{qu.irl>
IN FIRE AS
HUNiE BURNS
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ill III aelivi- scivicvmcn at pre.s-
i.ii. nc said. Is ior lunds lo iidi
Him live, nineritnneie.1, partiru-
:.j:ly no.ipr.ah/ution. For tainilifs
1.1 vi'U-,j;i'. tin- ureatfi.t mod is
for liviiiK e.xpnnsi’.s wnile waitmtt
loi i-iuims In be .sellled or until
(l.s.ibU-d veteran finds einpioy-
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euliintal ooliev muil oh >>;.'■
iti.'euS-sid but aeti’d uimix ’*
do ot!ii’r\v!.i- would iilay diieetl'
ii.l.i ,l;tpan'- lr,iids in Ju-r viu.ir m
pK-paitan-la anioilK om- li:llinn
yeliiiw. blown ;md hlaek piop
in A'ia aiui .Xfiii-a that tlu- so'
THirpusc o! thr so-i'iilii'il 'wlii'i lia-
I ICO'' ; to I ii'lav.- i',,!-i; r ' p •
'hi iiuj’.ioul til.- World.
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,.i‘, boa.
Iliimir Tiii-m1;i\ Niulit
Il.M.KHni I': b.ili-ijl. Wilt;,
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Hill,, ; V.;:! i.e lu-’d Ta ii,.y ...
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'•I di.it .11 aditil'i.i
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lo dis-
• mces
♦ cmII d
Mie j.enjjlr uli.i
. . y r.t ,ai
‘Ar .1- I v.pt 1
rn Ilf I' •' Orphan:.K'
I,. . , Ci.'•'■tiii:;^ froi';
.. ii'n.iia.'i were pr,-
M'y 1'. 'V I’arhiini n!
Tinfii liic SUib' Ho.iiu
Wilf.i- by Ur, Ellen
Wiii-.ii,ii, ('• II n. ->ioner.
i;. Ml- .! •••••I 'T f Jov rnor Gi'S'd?
C'b'iiy, Mie i.,iin-|)ai dda’/'e^
piV'ii by 1' fb'veinnr Hnllentine 1
(■ ,.i, 1- r' !v ••.I- alteiidimi '
M'li- Piesii'Cnl ,
Frankb'i Ifn--.i vel’. l.l. Cov, nulen-
d III Dr. C. C. i
of N C. Miitniil
tive (tai-iiliiii:>-. Ur .Shep-
iM ■.•-•.I ; U-.ii 11, Oxbini. will
the in.iiM .Hi-111: - II' Hu-
• i.i.i of th-'
111.
, uM.'
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III'-? meet-
.imoda Snr-
U I'eloek.
int lin.- his
lii-.i I'hi
i.ty rno.-.y ni.lii
Ur Sb. p.ii :1. V 1.0
Ihidat'elphi.i p.is:..rat-,- whih- sore-
ir,-; as rii'oider ol «lo tis. will cie-
I .It till- vi-.per ieim-n id .Vortli
r'.iroliiia College Sunday .after-
IteqL.* sis to Ked Cro-is chapters
Ini iiiuincial assistance to familie.i
II. iiieii .sir, in .service cont nu'- to
.(\i rajji' appioxiiiiiiti-'v SI.t>2().00U
month, while financial aid to
Xiti-rans and thedr lamilies has
increased 5.1 per cent in the last
three months. As more men are
di.icharjied for dLsabilities. the
r.n d for chaplei financial assist-
aiiC' for viterans is expected to
• i,uai that now required by active
.ii-rvicemen and their families.
FAyf.TTEVll.K — Cedar CreeK
b-ci.nie Ihc serne of a distinctive
•ind death dealing fire, on Siitur-
•lay night around 9:30. .April 14tli.
Mr.-j. I.ydia .Melvin, one ef the
dde-t and highly respected citizens
till' Cedar Creek Community,
.iiid her two grand-children, Albert
-iiid Berkley wore in Ihe home and
had reiir.d for bed at the breaking
• ut if the rire which was reportedly
■-.I'tL-d from a lamp.
The grand mother upon noting
die fire began lo scream for help.
This arou.'Cd her son. Albert Mel
vin. Sr., who lived n-.ar her.
The .son. upon identifying the
vo'ce of a di.slressed mother, ru.sh
-.-d to the scene and attempted lo
enter Die back door of the burning
homi only to meet the two boys
running out of he door lighted
with consuming flames.
iCunliiuied on back page)
Protest Arrest of 101
l.f !ii-i.
('i-mp.i
of Dm liiiin
1- t'ibmr t
, U Roi, •
•'O in.
Nesrro Officer Trainees
filing for the council camt
•' a distinct sui jirisr ‘r. many quar-
I - .111(1 followed closely in the
wake of hi> paper's editorial d'--
in((.iion of what was calhd
•tliiiiiea Pig I.eHdei.-aip” in Dur-
h.im.
The Times' April 11 C’diloriid
-uider.siood lierr to b» a direct re
buke to ,1. .1. Ilenders'-n, young in-
siinuice 111.111. who w IS selected as
Mh »Miididate foi the city-council
I'O't by the Uiirham Committee on
.’'Icuro Affairs. lo-al civic organiza
lion, Hendcr.soii once indi-aled his
interest in seckinu election, but lat-
r declined to file
Without calling H'nderson DV
mime but wiih a vi'-’orous denun
ciation of the Durham Comtnittee
on Negro Affairs, ih* TIMES' edi-
lori.il say.s. in part:
■•’I'hc expressed idi-a that tio
member of the official staff of the
committee wants to be a guinea-pig
for a political experiment is no'
enough. It lacks the spirit of the
pioneers of this country and the
.Vc-gro race to whom we are all in
debted for every improvement of
moflern civilization and every im-
nrovement Negroes now enjoy.
There is strong evidence here that
there i.s too much intrabreeding of
the official staff, and that maylic
the Committee sh'iuld look around
and do a little intermarrying witn
persorm whose activities outside Du-
functions of the committee are not
such as to make them Impotent
V hen duty demands .strong and vig
orous leadership.** /
Au.stin said hf h^u Jihally yield
ed to the insi.«kcnce of friends only
after his efforts to persuade a Ne
gro to seek a seat on the council
had failed. He told the CAROLIN
IAN he was willing to provide '’the
guinea pig leadership' that others
•'shirked."
THE CAROLINIAN learned thol
lal business and labor organi-
Fr.ii
(.■biiHrlull i:; a gii-at ■v‘.-;ii I- ;i :■
Hut will !h-r lu- wi.ihi'.s it or n
eoloiiial puliev inu.st not only !•
(iis'ciissi d but acted u;>ori now. '•
do iillii-rwi.se 'Would iilay directl-
into .Lipan*-; luiiuls in her - in u'm
piopiignnda aiiioiu'. one bMlio’.
y liow. blown and black peop -
in Asia and .Africa Dial the .n.’
piit po.se- of the .so-called white na
tions' is lo cnslavi' colored pee
pies throughout th-.- worlfl,
' A»l(iition;il he’.vildernicnt h.i'
br-r-n creati d tlirough nit th'- P.i-
cific. I fo-iiid. hv ’h- pn-judi'-c of
.SI.ire .Aiiv-rican white soldt«'r.
Tiiii liciilarlv offici-rs, .igainst Ni--
M'ciiiiiitii(-d oil b,ick pauei
l»ov Seoul roiji'l of
Honor Tiies!a\ Ni^ht
I M’C.
rix.'inii
li.VLKICM - Th- Ttrih-igh-Wake
.Vnrii Ihy S'di;’ C'-urt nl
t.b.rioi will he held on Tu--sday ai
aim *1.0 (Juki- Ch.ipel Me'hodi.'l
C'lULcl.. Harolii Uiinii "f Tioop .-.T.
-u.in-i(-d by Mie Ch;.r!-c T N ir-
nuf.'i F'-i-l i-f the .-Am-1 iciin f.ei;ioii
v.-ill lx iiu iirded ihi E.u’b .s, .-'(-
r.,d;: . The ;i\i’..id wi'l be piecn'.-
e ' 'ov ?.l.i,vo'' 0;"ili.iii, H
C. n'li.iK-d till l>.irk p.iee*
.iixi ludiciit. - "M.’iii ric-d-
i| iii-w. Li.pi(> .lie lua.lable fi'om
(•liber oji;r.iii7n'.ioe -“5 •>lat* "Xic-
(.: .x-ixled ihat ni aihiilioii to dis-
lilti.(ii(n of lull lii'.-'.iliiiV meet
ing.s iiift I en;‘,n>tr;iti II; bo call'd
111 (li .uniaiMiilas f".' pinpo.t.. of
• la.-ifi in.' th. i-'MiV- .louiid HT’C
i ii.t effecting the im.bib/..iti 'n --f
Mie people which b abscUilely nec-
.-arv to the pu'--.,ne "1 'be bill
•‘.An abimpt is being m.aii-.' Mes
r.,ii';m-cd »-n b." k p.icei
.1, • Si;,!. *i.J lb I
Pubii. Weir.K by Dr. Ellen I
Wi list nil, Coirn.is.'^ioncr. |
ill the ..Lm-iuc '.r f;nv?rnoi* Grfc-;f]
rv;?^
Chniy. Die j..infpar ad’Jveis u't'i
• I I*'"
i Ml- tlx- vepe: seimin ;,f North aiui fur vi tenms is cxpi'clvd to running out of he dinir lightixl
c’arolitij College Sunday after- c,ual that now required by active with consuming flames.
"oon, 'scrvii’emcn and their families. iContinued on buck page)
gi\'cn by I ■
' Till. I’uuir
Victory Cargo Vessels To
Carry Names Of Colleges
MOBII.F. .M'l. — NcKrii pri'«-
oners at the Alohlle city jail
knelt in prayer. Dun lifted their
vni.-es ii -pirittiali hrii told of
die deaih ol I'resldrnt Koose-
velt.
"W
lost J rood nun — the
line «lu) ever helped the
collcg •
\\'a.ihii;4’‘i:i Th:ci
iii'i iiicliidi'd in a list of lo,
llVi I'dui.iUon.il iii'ia'. ,,i;;.
wbiiM- names nave ix-.-n ai-ugned
Ci'ili'gc. .Jiick.'on, T' l.n., i.i ii.id .
cc n.il!ucl!i>:i ill liv‘ .shipy.ird.--.
tile l.'iiitcd Slatc.i MaiiliiiK- Cui..
i.i;>.ii'iM aiiiiou:i(-, n 'in.- wi'vi..
Cndcr con.itruction at tlu- iictli
Itiun. F.n-tictd Siiip'iiid. Inc.
n„::iini';i , Mrl.. Li HOWAHIl
t’lC'l'GKY, naincii lo, llow.o.i
I imCJ .'iiv, vVii.-.liinutun, 1). C.
.•\l the C'.ilif-'i Ilia SlMpbinl-ling
Corp., Wniningtun. Cabl'., t!'-
J ANE VICTtHlY, n.inii-d lor'l.an
(((.'ll.'gc, .l.il'k'un. T. nn,, ;.i and ,
1 ••ii.'ti ncl-iin.
At Oregon Shipbuilding Cup..
Poi'tland. Ore., ’ii- TI'SKKOKI'
\ ICTOIIY. namei ! .r Tu.-k. g.
ln.-l,'ii'e ol .-Xudiama. is unde:
ASSAOLT CASE
^OliNOOVER
-111-' .iiu'ther:
He \».ii the meitest I’resi-
dne 'line l.iixidn ’
jiimibir mo'i.ijr.-s svinpathy
- mu- fiom the nhit-- prisnnm.
■ \h teen'.ri the (oinnujii nun
bi-.;hi'r-upi." one man
like 111-
0,%-einor Oallcntlne.
rv ' 'iu attoiidiiig!
•s f-ii, late Pieshicntl
Kriinklin Ro isevelt. Lt. Gov. Balen-
I. -,(• iv o' -e-i: d by Dr. C. C.
Slp.iuidiui. Pres.d' lit of N. C. Muliml
l.if • Imii! ;m'' • Conii>a;iv (>f Utuham.
mi.nxii! t ■’ileiic in tribute to
(lur I.ilr,- I. Fi;in'J.ii U. Roo.se
V(-!; V.-1. V d at 'he beginnin,
• T Dic pri Li. n,
III bi' .p c-b. I.t Cr-iv B.illrniine
I- tul;«b-'i lb IMiers .Asso-i.
Mon for Ifaibei.; 'he p-.ple to tied,
eat.- their bv - l'- belonig them-
( • I- He ei-el ’b growth ,'f
- ubitien If :•( ..I-. • :n N. C. nial
• fh.i' e- b; •• Ml of liuni-
-,x been .i new '|ii-'M
.il'X' II diibm fur lb"’
( "W • .re our hrotb-
Tb -pi-'.kgr ::ave a
.if th- t' tier.-' A.->01-1.--
nuiiud III progress if
.Vni. . oilh N -
ti.ivi- teen slave.'i
,1 p.i.i ,f Mw world ll>
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Die
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Hai -Ji- 'c'lil'cd 'b.i' 'he sivi '
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Negro Marines Being
Trained For Officers
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bmu dab ni.'i\ be .>b;ain
I the pui'Iie lebi'ion.- ol
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u.cle .i.i:i'.. Iiil the lail'li'llliie- .II',
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';ul I ;, 1 |■|b -1 n- .•...•• :i di-uPs’. !or Ti year-, lx- -P
ill... Ill'. S 1 M.ii ■.‘•-ir • Fi-'b III. led I:ibif';..i' IL.’ii Seb , • ■
• • .\,| (. I ,n ;M I • .'ii'tl \,i! P; IP'' lb: niinf!i;,ni luxi M u eb , "c t' >i
^ .nil, p," U',;:,: b.i'i'. .Abi : Sip I, g. in .-\lbili’:i. (l.'i.. 'lei'e
' ,, .i,. F-i'M 'u-k K"'.-- ,1 . 'tb ‘if poled III busiix •:■- 'Kbirni-M:.*
' ticc i'if Br.'okivn. N, ton ;,n.l :ii I ■•uo'e--.. Siioi'lly afte:
• ■ ' .•(■(I ;i.-. -k paul' I
t'lu I
I'i
Pm
w.'iiiuiifj I'f the Klaii'- ii'vival wilii
(! »|,-‘.-iit :iu( iiKiini'ily feeling.
The \i gi'o v\dl iiiobiliK Ilf Me
Nil 1 \ u liui of , I --I I,,:
lll.■,ll• .,1 iu’ul I'aucc. - lid Rap. r
r.ii'l p( r'l'niiino \ Ml > k Dx' li i'Ui
■ if (lei)*i\iu, ibc N.-.;r ,f 111- nubl
.,r -,,i.! ’b ’ lie ' id -x,'
H.i.'t- li.-l.l five tur.O'-. I- thi-i.
-iK Due- X’lMel- ui Mic (u-
Durham Shoe Shine
Boys Organize Club
A bmh f,..i
to
•Al'hi iii'h Ainreica Is a nation of
e- P'.n. r O'liii'i'il out 'll t
ev rv'iii dll'' to .v;,iM to tr:ik'
c\ IV 1- ''be •'-aue'!' ,t fur 'he try-
111-.- .-'o i ieix-i-.' I f the but l-'i years.
•'(Ji-• ’h uer.pX- -,1 me'hin:.. t> lo
aixl tlx-y will lie’ 'i..Vi' Cl-uUgh
lime ix-t.' c.neh olho' If we bad
pen* nioie lime hi Mu }i:is' -ejue-
giitiii;; ix-enl - fr-iin 'lum>. m--li id
.if N gi.-t-., we'd Ixivf IfSb of .1 i.ice
yivblvin."
.V N'p'i.'p. ri '\
•• ■' x. 1'. •' - P:.u.:i( P \ I t.,-’
• , f p '1 '•.•,.-(-1. •■; , o' no \r-i
'd. .“:m N'ord-m Ptieet The
l.idv ' iket. fr m 'lx; w.-tev :i
I *>•(' ft,-: i» w-::: ei'lcfl Roat-
II-. 'I- ’h. chx'ii'el ';r'ir ’he Tiiioy
HA'M
• ore- -
.-\:i inv'. P-'iti-m by 'he eo'-m-i'i-
I . ■ d b dic'i’ioo- Ilf foul III tv.
...I .■ i, t,,.x..v.-' lb.I* ’I'c m.in ir' t
(Il .M- bv .Ir, pw uin- ! le w a- ' %
i.ui.n Ibv prcviuiu Saluulay nigl;'..
’’•vi t.'i.ui I -in'l
t'.e Uen;.- ’'l.. i ’ .
(-1 'p.-rati 'l il- ■ Mond:iv '
i-'itan’'', w'-i;M is x !:- v.-rl
I n. M S!.-ie-hiiu- B
the S’;ite.
Tb ■ • (lUi'.'lwoi i; f'l:- ’'c
/••'I -n b:i i b -en irra’ig d
Hi V. U" \!'!i 1 M,i I-' F- b-r, Pa-
: ' of W'l,!. Hock Bai)' ' ■ b-neb.
all uutsl.inding ftjjuic in DuiJiani
•Mil - I m"-.iri.tv iictiviPe.i and J-.iclg'’
,. . . I’-iwd W.dk-: ..f tlx- U I-'.: "! .liiv'
it"'.- ,11110 oiiits. Mr,. Hus - 'Vlia>-M'-
,.ib .•• ef the St;.*.- U-partmenl "f
!i‘ ;-i r« pres n’.ed Fer; --" H. Shliff'):'-'
■I !)•' t inm:ssi'>nt-r «)f Lid. i:'.
iP Tlx- rlub'.s advisory -■ .mmiti"
e.'c’ Monday nichf to U*ciie ■''
•ni Ltniform.s. buttons, ;ind th.. tvi>> o:
c 'll - shoe -bin.- Ivix to be used be
na-'- )r inbers. Membc!>liip in the club
bctwffi) tin
Protest Arrest of 101
Negro Officer Trainees
Shii;t> T)ioU-st agaui't Mic arfe.--'
ini Negru officer tiainm-.s fo.
lu.sing to .igr-c in writing imt
to enter Ihc white offici-is' club a:
Fi.-cnian Fi-Id. Indiana, and a d.
■! nd for their iiniix diali' release
; - voic'i! by the I.vnn (.■o.xmii
to .Ail di-'h Si'gi'egafion in th •
1'ned F'-rees. in i.-p.-r .-cut t.-
Pi'."-: h nt Ti liman. Tb-
PARALYSIS FOUNDATION
DIRECTOR TO VISIT HERE
Bynu
of Negro Activities oi the Na
tional Foundation for Infan
tile Paralysis, will visit Ra
leigh, N. C. on May 2nd. Ra
leigh is a major point n his
itinerary which includes: W'.
Virginia. Kentucky. Tennes
see. Mississppi. Alabama.
Georgia. Florida. South Caro
lina and Virginia.
The National Foundation
for Infantile Paralysis recent
ly appropriated SI.267.600 to
provide scholarships for the
training of physical therapisP.
to meet a critical shortage of
Ihese technicians whose work
ha-, become imporlani in the
trc^fmrni of infantile paraly-
fis, Mr. Bynum's tour is for
the purpose of brinning still
mere prominently the stor-/
of the National Foundation
•nd its work ind to oive full
details on *he program of
training for physical Ihera-
pists.
oks
P-
.Vt.'Lgiil' d..ci iininiilui V piac-
(•(•- -'in i'! ,'irmy pusl-j ;md 1.
,>i II !ii 'Icur- .i: I X (iftici t-..
r.'i •(- (>:• -.-ului'.
T'-lC Ic.St of 111. IcMci' fulli'W.'::
'• I III II’ H.(. • -. J-i T' uiixm
\V il. JT lU- .
. -hing* n. U, (*.
' .Ml i’ . .- .. n!'
Ir Aug 1.--; H'-l-l. tb
r • F:"x l.'iii n lb
late Pi'c.si-
d:-(-!j:r.iiiafiMn
t 'lUp-- .11 ll' ,*1
I.’--! .S-.M, A 'cv
u!" it f‘".-i'’n;in Fx-!'? lud.
.. .-inM '.I .,f -I,, i77(h N-
numb.'iidmi-nt tlioui) R-ib-r'
S'i’.V.tV, .T; ,>Mlc-'ii ’''i, UT'--''
'(' ’ • •crl i.ii bi.-k i)..rc>
•lu
fimctioiis of the committee are not
such as to make them impotent
when duty demands .strong and vig
orous leadership.** _ , J '
Austin sold he. h«d Jtnally yield
ed to the insudence of friends only
after his efforts to persuade u Ne
gro to seek a sent on the coiu.cil
had failed He told the CAROLIN-
lA.N he was willing to provide "Die
guinea pig leadeiship" that others
"shirked.'*
THE CAROLINIAN learned that
M-vcral business and labfir organl*
/.itions have pledged support to
Sii'itiii.
Voting for city-councilmen In
Uurham is cUy-wide, The general
•'lection will be held May 8.
V- -
STUDENTS IN
PEACE MEETING
STAFF CORHK.SPONDEN7E
Removal Of Col. Crandall
In Wacs Case Demanded
Lt. Lcoii.'iid C. Hobi. (if
Jlimliiigluii, W. Va.. .shown
.ihovi- on Maifli .5 I'cceivod the
award of Ibc Silvci Slar, He Ls
a member of the !12tid Infanlrv
Division, now .serving in Italy.
Ttic citation read a.s follows:
.\'c
Yo! k
I- un.-’i all b.'Vs
(i;cs of 12 and l(i.
The Lynn
'■ iivi- t, I- ’,1 .Mii'nih .s.--i-cg(
’ n • ’( I: -i F(>''(--> j >in-'
-ns .iir| in-
\ I'.ii - '. li, I '.ivc a-k.'-l t I' .('I
i”.i’x»n ('! Co!-:.- W,.!’-,
1 f '.[u] ill -n e.duicct; m
; •>:' 'I.e four Ncgi'u Wa.'.i.
'U! cii'H' T'lr tlx- n-m iv.il >f C
"'riit.ili, t'umiiiandaiit of I.ov'il
■ IX-a! n .-r'D:i'.
■ \;'.l'i-.igb the fun W.i:'.' hiivc
:i i-sjiii'.-d to diMv and ’heir
: ’,'iH'(- of a vear at ha;'.! ’:ibo.'
'• Ill n i'.-v. i-'-cd. ('ul. CranrI.-dl
b:.- b-'cn pci'miPcd Mi ''cniiiin o'l
jxi-'t -'Ix' s:jnx* t'ol. Cran-laP
‘■o bad ‘hese girls c*nirtm:i''tial-
' for refusing to he *!ic 'hl'ick
'• c.-' wi'.» b.'ive to d ' 'all *h
-I'- Work.' •• s;.i-l Wilfred H
■' - C'l :’ipii'-man "f tlx- '
'' ,1111'Mtb e. in a sf:it-'in-'n‘ ;'»u-''4
U' b':.diii-.!''' r; H»1 West 4')fb
S’l.cl, N-...- Ym-k Citv.
•■ \,. , -ij-ii-.t ,,f tlx* W*:i'*s
? -An-i if 'h'-v arc. w'';it ♦'■(•
W--- T'' •'■l’•*n1cn* •loin* about it*’"
T'-.- -;i 1*. m-'--'* rven’ed o’D tb-.'
c'.- fill . -Lie J, .f/.r,. D,.. r -Ve-.-ll
o'' 'be W;,,--.' --.-rM n- -, ’h" se-'-
• l-C ,‘•11
ri \ c-ishor} from ■■un‘b-i:''>blc"
x,.n,,r i!.l rlj-sfbar''es a*- a reso"
of bcfirm- b*- *bo
’ - nc f'-i> •• Mt ,. '•( • Ts,... -n,))
bilo’c ’lx- N'aval Re-n ■ B.nrd.
"'riiis aclioii of till' War Deparl-
nn :it coming .so close upon th"
:ut.(iM ;)f the Navy Departin.-nl
m..y herald a new approach to
Nb gro trouji.s on the part of uur
b.gii c unm.ind. But thi.i approach
will remain ineffective if it does
i.o; lix-Lidc a change in tlx- ba.s-.'
n:ilit.nrv policy of segregation. Th.‘
It ilitiiry authoritie.s cannot be d*'-
pi tided upon to abolish segi'ega
t.on: these conci.ssions that they
.I'-e nxiking only indicate th;il
tl'.ey are not above public opin
ion It is ..ur task to continue tlx'
liLlil iigainst segrei'atioii in th*
aimed forces," conelu.led th-*
s'.itement.
I’lilmer Insliliilp
! iiiinclirs Drive
Foi gallantry m action, on
February B. 1945. in Ilalv. Se
cond Lieutenant ROHR nian-
( uveied his platoon aciin.st a
slroiiglv fortified enemy oo.si-
tion and captured if despite in-
U-n.se encmv artiilerv. mortar,
and machine gun fire. After
rapturing this initial obective.
Second Lieutenant Rohr con
tinued hLs advance up the
mountain side in the face of the
continuous hostile fire. Success
fully capturing the .second ob
jective. he then organized his
p'atoon and held the position
for two dav-s under unceasing
artilU-rv and mortar fire. His
tfficient use of supporting wea
pons aided materially in re
pulsing a .strong (-nemv count-
♦ attack His aggres.sive per
formance under extreme com
bat hazard reflect credit on his
organization and the Armed
Forres. Knfered military serv-
ire from Huntington. West Va..
S l-Mi.i Ur, Chaih.lte Hawkinc
Hin'vn. un's'deni .if JLilmei Meiro''-
•i! In-tii"!e. has iirne.mced :i drh'p
'■•r Sill.090 '(• be used fo- i-ejirlna
"’(• : ( r "igr kii the sclxml. Spon-
Log the drive for T:' 44 year-old
III-an- .some of the Stale's
- * oi-oni'nenf residents.
.Ai •( etiiillen ir to oth- r friends of
ibb I'.'iidin-i school .rr. mg N'groes
M‘—. G.'ilen .S'onc of Boi|on. :i frieii:!
M,,. yji.-i 31) years has offered
.( ,-ift of v?..'’.!)-) toward the coniple-
tioii of the fund.
Lt. Rohr is a former student
of A & T college, and a metri-
ber of the Aloha Phi Alpha
Fraternity. W'hite nt A & T Lt.
Pohr was a member of the R-
OTG and F.RC. and he was al
s(, active in student affairs.
It il roi'-ibl" that In time a farm
er may Tie -.'iven a chart showing
the nrobaliility of weather hazards
n h • olcxlitv. fi'r virtually every
d:ty of the vear. -ijivs the U. S. De
partment of Agriculture.
DHAPEI. HILL - Charles D.
incior of Fisk University was
•Ucted president of an Inlcr-nicial
ciuifcrence of students representing
>0 colleges and universities In 13
■iiDx iii .Slates dodiciited to "de
fend the ideals of human justice,
f-eedoin and deinocra-lc action" at
.(11 iii'gaiiizuttional necting held
heir .Sunday at the University of
N'ordi Carolina,
Ut-legides to the conferenee
pledged Iheinsclves to "disseminate
'iiforinallon. in.spiro action and
serve as an organ of expresion for
Die studenis of all Southern col-
. h'ges and umvei-silles who siibscrlbo
to the principles of Bretlon Woods.
Uumbartnii Oaks and the World
Security Conference al San Fran-
ciieo tins month,"
The conferenee ad-'pted resolu-
' Dons asserting that agreements
drawn up at Die San Frnnci’sco
eonferonce should include provision
for the rc-examlnation and revision
of the machinery for internatioind
.cooperation within five years of the
date of establishment of the inter
national organiz.ation: That pro
visions be considered to ameixt the
: urcerrent.s there made by le.ss than
i.nanimous consent, that the Gener
al Assembly be given power to
funetinn in all matters.
The resolutions also declared that
the conference at San Franciseo
night to state that no nation ought
to set it.solf above the moral and
internalional law and constiliite it
self a judge in Its own cause, and
there .should be included an agree- ,
ment for an international ‘'bill ol'
rights’* assuring the right of ell peo
ple regardless of color, race or
r-reed. and the riglit to petition, the
delegates each agreed to raise a
minimum I'f S.Vi from their respec
tive schools to pay the expend/ of
‘he ‘v'o delegates to the San Fi'.m-
clscn meeting,
Mi'«« Helen Fuller, asslgtnnl edI- ^
tor of Ihc New Republic Magazine^*
-»no*h'T scheduled spe-iker. sufferwi ^
a concuslon In an automobile aeej-
4ent Tiptween Ralelah and Durharr
•■nrniite to Ch.ipel Hill She Is mow
In Utiko Hospital.
Douglass Hunt. Unlver'>lfv of
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