LANIER NAMED MINISTER TO LIBERIA
MRS. ROOSEVELT, FEPC SCORED BY BOBO
THAT MAN FROM
MISSISSIPPI
HAS FIELD DAY
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p;inU-d ji) ::.i' wuiie iiu
I. 1111 u-d uiily iiL-. biu.i'iiiLiii.'0(1 o>>'
njiiibi-i ol i^.oco : , . i ‘ .
II. f ^uVl-lliiolll. .(» VN '.Jilo..
Ml. JSiiuii dill Mii liiiiKi- uiiy jiici
tllv
jd'iyiiiflll ol WlllUa l*y Uu'
oiiitiicni III hi.-> own si.ii.- . lut i.>
otlM-r suuthrin siul--.-,. wiu rc N
l^iui-.s do nol iiuvo on (>j>i>.)iumi
ily to pii:lKipaU' 111 county, nnn
ii’ipal, .slau- III povoiiiiiu'iii jw's
lio\s«-Vii' III Ins lii.idi- Ml. Hi
bo iu.sllcil out at .'til'. Ko i.M V '
a.' follows.
i voti-d aiiailist Hu- ('oiiiii m..
tiul) ol .Nils. Ito.. rVldt yr .sl.-i.l.i.
uitu 1 .sliail >;u•'.'.unit- oi lU- i .i.
oio.. ' H*- vva-. I'l’tciniii; lo in.s Ion
aiiain.-il till- i-oiitiuiiation >)
Hu- Rooo-v.k \Mlo\% as U.
r« jiic-Miiitativo ol Ui>' United .Ni>
tions orKani/alion. lie eonlinueo
"Tlie iiio,%t disfii ac‘' ai ..ii
ll;al has be. n done in lii" iJisiii
ol Columbia. .i khu; m-hI, .
city, a City south of .i>lasim a
Ui}con’.‘: line, the e.ipital ot .> .v .i
nation, was ti.]uii this dan nue
Fhi’C wa ..mill! A -..nieai.
Stas iiiiliHdiately pill uii ill VC .
depji tliieril III WasliiiiKluii anil o
do what'.' tir.e jNliJIoi-;. jot) '.' .,
but to Iiilepi.ili- the .NeMc- m' ■
toe social aiiii aociai cunlaeU. :
the ss’hite boys aim .s n >
were workipj* m lliedtpu'i.
Ill Washiniilun. Tiii- oidu eair.e
down from tiie Wiiile Hou.m.'
Ku tu the depai l:r.e!its an ! iip t>a.
the paitilioiis winch nad b> . .
there foi lUO vi ai.% and make li.'
white men and boys and liirh i
side by sid- at the .same tabi .
w lh the Nt'lfi'o.'S ai tlic* depu' •
ii*> nts.
'it sva.s said. "Go teui out Ih
peititions betsv eti the toilel.s an
wasli stand.s' svldeli !iud been ;-ei
aside .ml deeidai'-il /or .he
colored men and women * inpli.y-
i-d on Ihe.si It.’,,.' and tone ii
vtihitu boy.s and yirls to '.vnsh m
thi .same h:i.siii> and u.se the san '
, .did I
III) le III, IlHl y
While iii h iiiid hoy), and itii I .
mill' 'IT “'iL'’,, •
the Niliio.’, a» tl.g dejiio
■'ll Win, biihl, '(}„ |,,,„ ,,„i II,
I'.'imiMie, 1,1 Iweeii ihe lollelH im I
vimh >,tiiiMU' wldi l, hiid been le.
h‘lde ,1111 ih,al.,ie,| foi III,. ,
t't'ttifil Mil n iiiiii wornei) i inpli.v
•' uu Ih, .. ml.,/ „„d loM,; '),
WbMe hoj,. ,.|||| |(|,|:, i„ A-ad, n
; '"..’m, and use Hllloe
WidihiMHlim III M ,.,iv in .-v, iv
|iail III vld( h I.. i.e|(iI uiiii’il III!
H-tve,l . tivi en ||„. two ,.ic «, ine
ideeh and tit, wbit,-, svliieh a-v'
Ml widely divi||i|ii iM I S"' v 1
npi id
II fiiieed I-
'Id' (itflllatiMii and (eaiiielnltiiM ah
.1' the nil.I -
PV'lld-«l, nilMl iilHea iiinlile dh.
advaiieerl |is I'lnln,
H' t"lM||,h, .hidit. H.istw. and tl •
f' I'm mil l|i|(,.nlisi,i ted |,\. T„
'I iJi’, iJnH,, ,1
", I," '■ ''t. I hiri men,•lent,,I „n
.. ..I ll.r NAAlT ,il wh|..
Ml tlo.. , n i |., ,, . ,,,.,,,,1 .... .
I'd
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DR.M.C.KIIi';
TO DELIVER CITI
ZENS ADDRESS
Kit
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• 'Mi'l '"I'h . HiioihiS ,il ihe ii„ ,.i
"♦ till' hali’icl. Nenio c.
Ihi’ i'hi riiiimnii,.,' Adi ■.
- inri III,II .'4iMnlay iil thiee oel,
'*• hi Ch.i.ii,,,, ciH,
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The iiaelmu Sliialay is Ibe
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I'ai' n.sMs Hill
RQlIffi AN
|{e|)i'csi‘nlalive Hobbs
Oiii- III' Opponenis of
Tbr (!:ir\fr l!il!
mm
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N'iJki I! c.xKoi.i.v.A wva'.k KNDiNt; s.A'ii .ia.mwkv
Washinylon (ANU) — Hep. Sai't
U'ibbs, one of the dic-iiuta Di.x.e
Diinociats, iougnt the Carver
I bay bi!> in the llouse ai the lain
I..mute lired a final vs'.ak broad-
siue when he aitempted lo hav*.-
tiii bill amended.
IJoDb.s wanted lo .strike out that
Character Needed Says C.C. Spaulding
l*l*K‘K Tii' ri'ftion of tiie bill which road,
' nviiing the people of the Uni*-
•d Slates to observe ihe day in
LIBERIAN PRESIDENT
GETS FRENCH CITATION
Monrovia (ANP) — Preti*
d«nt W. V. S. Tubman wa»
recently awarded Ihe French
medal of grand commander
of the Legion of Honor by the
French government. The
award was conferred "by the
chief of the government of
the Fronch republic as a tok*
of personal esteem for your
cxcsllency and to create a tie
of friendship between our
two countriet," the citation -
read.
S. (!. i’astor Will) Slew
nivir.sitifs college.-!, schools an-; Froril Kv lllFV
uiiches 1)1 othe, uppiopiiale, *”” * I U til l>y Jill)
aces wilii appropriate ceremoii- I
, AeeoidinK t" Hobbs. “It leaves i vnmini « r rANPi _ A i^nr. '
HI. the meiii and substances of the (ANP) - A cor-
ilill whieh is to d.elare January'‘f--*■ s J^'y Wedne^day exoneria-
Native North Carolinian
Gets Singular Foreign Post
l!)4»i. his birthday, Georg.
V. i-viiinp.toii Caivei ' and an-
i,tri>tiA>t _ • tbiiii/i.s and rr-quii.! ibe Pre-n-
I.IM IIAM- lANI-l ,,, I,,,.,-I
Ih.. tor Ih,. luliiic I,
l!Hr, lo a r C. u,
.■xr.oliv.. ami .a,-,..
.rnliMoi, a„ ,,, II,,,, 21, i,olio:,I,...
i-i-k that sane jj..j j|,,, i,l,si va1i"n of (leula -
illlved at Ihe
tel view liire th:
Pi'osident Truman last week
tiitiouneed the appuinlment i)I
Mr H. O. Hau i.anier lo Ih : po-
.'•.lion of Unit'.-( Slates Minisl T
l. R public of Libtn'p.'. Dr.
U.mii i .suceecti.s U-.-iter A. Wat*
i. iri ul .New York, ininislet .Htnee
Ib.t.'i, Ciiiiiiii. ntmg on the an-
|.••ln(li(■'lU lit Dr. Lameiv (J-.iit-
p.'.•..Ilian Wibiani L. Dew.son.
I'emoiial of llliiioi'i, said, "Dr.
I.aiiu i .ha.', won aa enviable jepu-
l.ition U.S a vuslinguisbed eduea-
im. splendid i.i.nunislrator, \ and
a jji'or.und student uf African a/*
fidr.s.
tie is the type of itian who will
not only enliace the close and
f'.indly relatiun.ship which h
;i.«tcd bi-iween Ani' '
Ix-nu, but wil
fne tiuu iral'oo atV ■.Ar.o*v’.'A>-^
ii. idid to make Liixrr.tj a n.ou.;
I-' pubiie." Mr. Daw.son support-
1 l)i. Laniei tbiougbout for ilic
.f v:ie «.i03V
i.ship which
America .tu’
i-arrv ‘o i Ic- i V;
.'ifV '.Ar.oNt, V
Mr. vValton. wh', hud Iwcn ill for
s( tiiclimi’, relumed to thi.s coun
try last fall foi medical attci,-
t.on. It wa.s la.si summer that ne
o lend his ic.signatioii to the
lemiei'iiip and .«trengiji of ciiacra-
ler are attributes wh-ch should in
lultivaiccl and praclicd.
"lai king fiirwiinl to (he next itrii
mtirm.' s;iid Mr. Spaulding win
• ('oiUliiiit d on i>.)g« It)
; the Kev. M. T. Taylor amt his
wde in the slashing to death of
a man idi nlified us Louis Kills uf
i arler, S. C., in their home early
I-'iiday nminirig.
Iti V ’t’ayl'jr icport«-d he awoke
'll lind Kills sUiiuliiig between iiis
'>. (I md that of his wife He en-
gagcvl ih-- invader in a struggle
bington Carver d.iy is lo ‘.Civ.hieh wa.s carried into another
(tliliraled one day in' on.- year lof.m. At his request his wife
.-.nd not perpctuailv. Thi> vva;- brought him a kitchek knife
'> c-ught nut by die intcTTCgati , i .which liu- minister used to inflict
I. li--» 1-'-.;' (V Mie’.i-ni ■ ' ■'lie -, a wound whieh provi’d fatal to
■ Continued on page eight) Ellls.
Ask Probe of Treatment
Of Captain Mulzac
DR. t.ANIKR
TEACHERS SET
AOVICE Ot^ HOW
TO CURB SCHOOL
RACE PROBLEMS
WASHiNGTON. D. C. — A rc-
({iicM iiiat .) full invesligaliun
made of (he incident reported from
Marseilles November 2S-34 in which
. r >me, • ' ti''! Lib '•
> ShiftJloOker T. Washlngtro. was,
aetiised of trying to irni iggle ..
(lermaii woman into the lTnli»Hl
Statev has been 'elcgraphed to Ad-
oiiial Jowph F. F.irle.v of the Unit-
1x1 Slates (.’oast Guard by th-
. v.\ri'
The facts' in the case are very
1.loaner, but according to crew mei..-
WANT NON-
iSCrtiriiNArM
CLAUSE ON
WAGE BILL
Mi %
.'.aiijt. IsL- ii.;-
• p.'i’iU who has lii-i I
I"' - To l,.-;-,ee to
I- I..I.10. r-..i -K • „.n1
>'hs and i
|i.il>eil VI
I lanks
'I. .-Xoi’iel.i. (ia U.
'III. ■•..iiii. i-le-i pol M al '
■w
aisled bi-twcen America .'lud ]
ix-ria, but will- carry ’n T.lc’’
the uiisr.rntion -urHl’•
undid to make LiiHirra a n.uuki
hepublic." Mr. Daw.son .supporl-
I i Dr. lamicr tbiougbout for tlu
faj.st.
Mr. Walton, who had ix-en ill for
srnK’lime, returned lo this coun
try lust fail fur meclietd alteii-
lion. It was last summer that ne
•I lend his n-signation tu the
j..esidenl. but was persuaded to
Cl ntiiuie in t)i- positior\ when the
nsignatiun was not immodintely
a* ted upon.
Ml. Lanier is 4.') years of age;
born in Winston-Saleni, N. C.:
ii’arried to Mi.ss Garrieite Grc-en;
/..llici of two daughters, Patricia
Fav, k and Hetty Joe, 9; and did
■•I.- undergraduate work at Li-i-
i.>i.-i Univi-rsiiy, Pa., finDhing
.'itli the A, B, degree in 1922; A.
,'.1. from Stanford University,
tUalif.) 1!)2K; the honorary degren
.)t Doctor of l-'.-lagogy (D. of Ped.)
l.u.eoln UniVk i.'^ity, tl'a.i 1941,
('il.rr outstanding leatures in his
i-iii.'-liiuii.s career inelude- A.-^slsi-
•roiiiiivm ft ■•!> Oai-x piigpi
rmsmsr
ior
DR. INNIKR
CANCEL TALK BY
MRS. ROOSEVELT
ADVlEONHOi
TO CURB SCHOOL
RACE PROBLEMS
ARKANSAN
uinu
NKW YORK - Widespread re
ports that a scheduled addrc.ss hy
Mrs. Kleaiior Roosevell in Ha\ie di-
Grace. Md., had liecn cinicelh’d by
the NAACE’ btoni'li there because
«f pres-viirr from local whiles are
nol true, it w.. • stati-l here by the
n.-i'-onal hradqiiai ters of the asso
ciation
Kllii J Hakcr. nalioiuil direelo.
. f branclu-s. has ieleo'--d rorres-
liondence fio^i Di. (’laliile I,. Cow-
.'), piesi'lcnl f Ihe NA/\('P at
llavii (irare. which ^lecla^^•.^
•‘The Havre de Giiicc branch of
till’ N'AAf’P h.id .il,.s))1u1rly n- ih’iig
•o do with ;ii nmgcn.ciits made for
M’> Roii.'Cvelt's atipearanee,
H. v Willian. H M Ibiirii invil.-d
N w York (ANP) - - Riieial
fiioblcms can often be curbed in
:lie clii.'vsroom by not making tb-
Figr.) f-‘nlcl an object of special
fitiention.
'riial is the advice to leacbc .-
f'lm Angelo Patri, ii.dionaby
kiinwn columnist and forim'r. w-h*-
(jielan-.i that children are born
'(-nioi'i:i'.'. If aliowoil to baiiillr
le.cir own pioblem in tbi- cla
I'l run an-.l school lili-, tluie won' !
be no . mp.hu.sls on ruee, lu- .said,
f'lriklivn iiiercly follow in :bi’
fool.^tep.s of their eld'-rs.
‘ When the people at lioine cs-
pre.ss feeling :ibout other lae...
nationaliths and creeds, the e:ii!-
^hi-n an- quick to follow," h
t i inted out. "Tiie trouble doe.s i -
1'. with the children in th.
si-lino!s. It lie.v in the eommunit’
i'si-lf and il is thi- eoinnuinity
I' .il needs cHiu-ation. not ilie e’..'
made of the incident reported from
Marseilles November 28-34 in which
, Liber
ty Sh.fkJWokur T. Washington, was
aeciiBCd >f trying tn smuggle a
German woman into the Ilnitevl
States has ber-e telegraphed to Ad-
iidial Jii-seph F. Farley of the Unit
ed Slates Coast Guard by th-
MAACl'.
The facts in the case arc very
meager, but according to crew mei.i-
bi'rs a Gorman woman wis foiiivl
.iboni’d the Booker T. Washingtiu
before it r.dted. and her luggage
wa.s discovered m Ihe cii.sUrdy of the
f.hip'.'- butcher. A lieul.-nanl tjg) of
the Coasi Guard at Marseilles is re-
tn.. U d a.H having -le: iisen Uaptain
Mulzae id giving the woman shelter
aboaiii the shij) for the purpose of
pej-initiing hr, to atleirpt to enl. r
Ihe llnitid Stales illegally. Th-’
H.K.kt r T W.ishhiglon was sairl
tiavi- bi eii delnuied 29 hours .it
MarselllvK wliili- the C'ast Guard
r.ffii’i-r eoudiictcfl a "tr al" of f'ap-
tain Mulzac. The woman is ri’iMiri-
I'll to have roine ab-iard ship up Hie
.f'oDiinned on page eight)
DISOWN ATSM-^
CLAUSE ON
WAGE BILL
WASHINGTON. D. C. — "When
my bill amending the Fair Labor
Standards Act is discussed in exc-
,i-iiiive sessions uf the Labor Com
mittee. I will make every effort to
have a non-disrritnination clause In-
h''ilcd'’ wrote the sponsor of the
lioiise 85” Mmlmtmi Wage bill. CuQ’
I’resinaii Frank K. lb ok ■!). Mich.),
I'. W.ishingtoo Hureuii. NAACP.
At 'he hearings on Hook Mini
mum '.Vage bill, Ihi’ NAACP had
enilorcsd the legislation but con
tended that it needed an amendment
lo prilled Negroes and other min
ority racial groups, from disrlm-
J. W. Eaton To Head
Mr-
-velt
Perry Howard Warns Against
Truman’s “Magic” FEPC Law
WAsiiiNirmr. n c
')„ |.,t. bilcb
p.diy “••I""
WAMIIN.m.N. I. (•
■blit Inn,mn» n,,- lull wh, •
would M'luM, III,- Unii.d .StMfeH Fm.
bio 11 lilt H.ivlee msKSi lu ^Uuc
lo • hiiUu-sl
•iH' NAAt !• l«■ll•llM|phl d the
IIV,. w,. .l,„ll ,|„
to pel RII,tile ||„. ,
vi.lii,' .1,1 u„. NAA(.|. I,,,....
A ‘'
■V, I""' t.i...l,l,.|,l
II. n.|„ ||„.
' ' . """ I
"i.Hi ,ii„l,.| 11,1. f.ili.,iil
'..•m, -
Negro atlmiiey ..nil i
l( luililieaii I
of til'--
1.) for the Ni gio. Hut the
liraii i’.-iily iloe.x nol inti-iul
Ml-), idly .md vvnite the Dem-j-
I'l.iiy v.ailovvs in its we.ik-
aml Ni.yroc-, .ut given sui-
"I It p" ih.it .h.. till. wiml equal job op-
lountry will imi be nu lerl bv Hu P'''tu'Otbs’. A- a membu ol ihe
nuigiiirifeiil but .lupiv :■ '.lu-. R''l»»''loan National Commiltee. 1
oiaiil bv Du- Adn. iii-tialioii l.i-' ^‘‘""'“'•od the Republicans in the
week lo , loak 11,1- |•|, ^^dl•ul - Fl-'fC "
W-Mli rn;0;ir M„.u, -vn i ,1.. .iw v '"ff •' camp-iign 'o force the
" nil jot) dil l ,-imm.iiu ., Ohivap. .. Demo-1 :,il-.irty to j.„ ;dong on
■I ani-iil FFI'U I . ■ ..|, l(.•..’l bv Co:,. ' ’ of ihe Pd-miuu-nt FKPC
rreii wlf] I'o iln’ .uul ..olv I'tie R.-- inooe(ti.it.|v alii ,• Coi.iu. - ..
Iiiiblu'.un I'liCv . .11.1 ‘‘''Oveiu.” J ph-dio- Ihii-i my riip-
f..dlir,-- of the I lemon at ii- T>.ii-t.v l>"'‘br
lijve pfiiven, i-ai, m..k, p..-,.il,l,. H,',. "'o every way pos-
.'nm-tm-nt of si„-t, a l.i-.v =
"As r llg Oa the D.-oi.jr-i-ali,- I'ai-- y
I Ii;:.- Hock. Aik. (ANP) -- Ai-
kaii..u.‘. r,liming one ot its na
tive suns, the Ui v. J. C. Cla>.
pu.'sling . kler uf the Fort Sim'h.
ik. liu'l, lor the liip-ranking g. ii
■ la. olJiei- position of ’ditor •(
ne Ubiiblian Index, offieiul oiuaii
ot the C.MK eliureb.
Rev. Clay is said tu have the
• i.duis.meiU of tlie ibree annual
renteieiK-e delegations in Ai'kari-
s:ia.s and strung bucking utlierwise
ill i.s a graduate ol Philan-J r
L'lrith (k»llege, l.itlle Rock, where
li.' majiHcd in philo.suphy, ix’ligion,
j.,utnali.sm and Fngluh. He ts i»-.
cogni/vd us u writei uf proinis'.
:-.iJ lias' nia'k- numerous contiibu-
tiOiis lo Jiteiatiire. Rev. Clay has
I'lved as secretary of ine Lilli.*
Luck conference lor many ycara,
ami was of the secretaries uf Uie
19.’R} CMK General conference it
hot .Springs. H*- is a proininenl
eciuealional workers of the .slate
The entrance ol Rev. Clay into
the race of the much coveted edi-
toishtp ot the Christian Index
I rings ih. total aspirants for this
l.ufjlion to five — the others br
ine the Revs. E. P. Murchison,
( hicagu; L. C. Jones, Macon, Gu.:
h. C. Buntim, Dallas, Tex; anJ
K. C. Phillips, San Angelo, Tex.
ih vs. Murchkioi. and Phillips urc
native Texan-s. Rev. Bunion r.--
f.ntly tiansfi-rred to Texjts after
serving a.s a chaplain in the U.
S. Army.
“Tilt* Harve do Grace biriiii-h c-ii-
iii oil page eight)
V
VETS IRKEO BY
HATE SHEET
tilllllies lo bi
aUil
ilomii
".it,,I
libbUkletvrs, tlie Deinueratiu Puily
;;;j' l’i"lit Folio Willi A Dime
NAACP SUPPORTS MINIMUM
N V. STATK WAGE OF CSe
NFW YORK — The NAACP ap-
• 1 - ‘ il* f'.re co mitle.; of tlie
Nc’W York Slate legislature Dec. 14
testified in .support of a new
bi A'hich would set u minimum
of C.*) cents an hour hi New
State. Mrs. Marion W. Perry
tea the NAACP.
Diangt burg. S. (ANP)-- Vet-
an.s of t)ie N ('. Nix post uigan-
i/td hire la.sl .slimmer at S. U
.Stale Colli ge, .said liti-ralure .>e.)t
them bv Chiisliun Americiitis ii
an attempl to imew Hteii .sedili-
ou.s eami>aign agaiasf Ji-vv.s, ufu-
gvcr in this »-ounty. Ni-groes an I
( jithulies. had bci-n tinned ov, r
to the FHI.
Til-' post. idently thought by
liu- t.’hi'Dlian AiiK-r»-ans to i)*-
white, leeeived ' the literatim’
if-i'in Edward Jaiiie.s Smythe, li'i
-d as chairman uf Iht- "Pr itestant
War Vet‘ran.s of tin- United Stales
Inf." with offii-e.s at 121 l-A, Con-
ii(-etieut Avi’., Washington. D. C.
Aiming numerous items il sail:
‘We cliargc: That they (Jews.
Rilugees. ('alhulies. Nt-groes, i-te.)
luive vilified and smeaied th
United States eongre.si; atid auf.ii
patriotic and uuLsland'ng Amir-
i alls as Setts. James O. Kastlan I.
William Langer, Theodore G. Bi
bo. Burton K. Wheeler, and Hen-
ly Sbipstead; Reps. John K, Ran-
kii.. Clare Hoffman. Eugene Cox
ai.ct Howard W. Sinilh: EK-an.-r
(Ccfsie) Patterson. Co!. Hobeit H.
MtCorniiek and William Ran.lolt'h
He arst, publisher.^; John O. Don
nell. Westbrook Peglor and olb -r
colurnnksks; Upton CIo.se, Fulton
Ix-wis and other eommenlalor:-;
and numeioiiK other :>oiind an.'
loyal Americans, including thl
abslc.^^y American patriotic or
ganization, the Daughters of tb ■
^iinerieau Revolution.
R.ieial disenmination , annul tie
fivi.iikd by milking Nv.,:..
cii!i! an .bjeet ot sp. i-iiil atl‘-n
ti';n, he advised. He cited an •-.
an.pie of a Will nu-Jining leae'i-
who made the blunder.
■■Children.'' .'he said, "we iii'-
i/'ing to have a tn-w pupil. 1 -.van!
o’l to In- very kind to him an .
I k );i bun '.) feel e.iinfurtab'■
an.ong u.->. He is a colored bov,
.1: .('•, so voti uuLSt be very km'l
aru ji’klile 1(1 him."
II •! ! eiii;)! k.-, only ereal,’,! .-xlr.i-
ni’.in.i-, e.iiiosily. The eolo-k i
J.c.y Mion tell tin* ‘full weiglll r,l
41, (’liil'lish persunalilU’s cent-ik I
.•pen him and couKI not stand th'-
att.ntion he got. We pul him I’l
-ihei ela>a', said nothing ahoti;
II III, and he was accf’pted a.- a
'('■iiitii.Uid un |Ki.,e eighti
Board of Management
RALEIGH - J. W. F.alon. prin
eipal of Ihe l.iicile Hunter .School,
was oDclcd ehjiiinaii ol a priiH,s-
’-(1 Ho.ud of Managers for tne Ne
gro Branch of tin- Rulei -ii YMCA at
a .Mass in(-(.t.iig in the Bl kodworth
Kirei-i USO. Sunday. Fred J. Cju-
ii.ige w.i”. elected vice chiiirmaii
I'lie meeiiog f inday was to re-
iiigrtioze the inactive branch which
was ,i|’uniz..d in i9U4 and la t^d
only one year. The call for Hie
;i-ieling vv-;)s signixJ hy Dr O. S
Hi.lloek. C. A llay'A’Ood. D. H.
R( ,1. Fred .1 Carnage and C. H.
Fiazier.
Fri-d J, C.arriage prc'ided -ind sol
foil)', the nieci foi leontanizing tne
a.SM>ei:ili(>n m his opening address.
He deelarcd that there there hav
tiei-ii tim mimy homicides In the
i-iiv of Ralegh in n-cer.t weeks and
that the YMCA is the mily agency
that lan intercept and prevent this
w.ive uf Clime.
Rev. T I*. Durliarl. pastor of St.
Pnu* AME Church, delivered the
piineipid address. Rev Durhart re
viewed Ihe work of the Association
ince Us organization by CitHirge
William:- in London. He said that
the Associntion would not only
add years to the life of the young
men in ilie city, but that it would
iwlp lliem lo live Hie I'fe fOr which
Clirisl suffered iind died. "The
Abundant Life."
Tiie ministers of the city t)h*dged
their support to tlie program ol re-
(Continued on p.ige eight)
.Meeting in Sliilnh Baptist
Cbiii'ch. Wastiington. D. C.. the
Evangelical Commission. Home
.Mi-sion Beard uf the National
Baptist Convention. Inc., laid
jilans lasi week to seek 2.')0,00ii
eoiivei-fs.
l.zfi tu right, sealed an- D, A.
H lines. Kansas City; Mr-:. Ella
V. Frye. Washington. D. C: E.
r.. Hrtiri.-oi'. Washinglf/ii, D. C.;
T. Theo Lovelace, Chicago; E. W.
I Perry. (Oklahoma City; L. A. Pink-
.-Mlaiilii; Mrs. Winston. Hal-
CU-vehm, Mont-
tiinorc; M. C.
gumtry, Ala.; Miss Pansy B.’rders.
f;a!‘ Oiange. N. J.
Slaiiding. D. V Iwin .lohn.son.
Tfxarkana. Texas.; F. T. Guy,.Lit-
tk- Hoi'k. Ark.- B. F, Johtison.
Ni w-arb. N. J.; Sandy F. Ray,
Brooklyn, N. Y.; Wm. Upshaw,
Chatunougri. Tenn.; L. R. Taylor,
Richiauiid, Va.; Wm. Lindsay,
N(-W York City; Fred McDonald.
St. Louis, Mo; W. U. Yerby, Bal
timore: S. Alexander. Wasliitig-
ton. D. C.; T, J. Jemison. -Staun
ton. Va.; Miss Name Burroughs,
Washington. D. C.; L. V. Boolh,
Gary, Ind.; R. C. Collins. Chicago;
James H. Brown, Chicago.
Attending but nut shown on the
picture weic George W. Robinson,
D’s luines. la., and D. 7. Jack-
son. Chicago. (ANP)
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