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civil i tght> to revc-iy citizen.'
'‘At tin momtut. President Tru
jtii&n .seenm to bt strong ••tmiwi.e
the Negroes,*’ he continues.
‘The question is whether h" can
hold what h<* has gained, o;
whether the stood will which n
created for his parly and hi, ov- n
candidacy will be overthrown by
the actions of southern memb; .
of Congress. • ■
“But there appears to be no
enthusiasm at .<ll for any of the
current Republican candidates.
And of course, as far as the Nc
-Broes arc cone, rned, there is no
comparison between President
Truman and F:\v.tkhti D. Roo.e
veJt. despite the President's pre
en’. popularly.”
White declaica that the current
political power of the Negro in
!ne north ar.d west, due largely
the South in the two World Wa s.
to the ntiffration of Negroes ’rum
both major partite-, “worried." Bu,
has the political strategists of
he deplores any move to organ ie.
'.lie Negroes into a single, voting
unit.
"Most of us devoutly hope that
i* will neve; be necessary to form
a racial bloc of Negro voters.’ he
says. “It would be far better,
both for the Negroes and the
country a< a whole, for racial
and other groups to function as
American citizens. Whether the
Negro does so or not is not a
i-hoi'.e h> will make, it will bo
n-adt for him by the politicians.'
The 17 state:-, in which the
Negro is said to hold the “poten
tial;) balance- 0 f power” a>‘e: New
York. Illinois, Pennsylvania, Cal
ifornia. Ohio, Indiana. Michigan.
N» »v Jc-vscy Missouri, West Vir
ginia, Maryland. Connecticut. Del
aware. Kansas Kentucky. Okla
homa and M.I .ere :s<’tt -.
mrs. mm so\
. t Ire . .use of a jitfh of 1 aders
peii. : :;i s and inceti/!!. (d"cos.
in ree rmtioi; of tie import-aiic
of loud, Ike Oir! Sc n! !t Ilf. :<-!
is instituting igri ulicie ..- a new
fu 3d of acvlvit.y
SOITH PARK
nui'n and re tun ;ix:re have no cr. .-.s
in: over or untie 1 til. Scute., r>
It -i.’road.
Eecattsi of ibis cnndiiion the on- ,
inf section is isul;<!t.*" and ii not
be:. y provided bu .-■. rvice.
The petition iwinnfl nr t.i..t
there aw two blocks south i Braga
Street extending m-ru Fayc-'tcs». •••
Sire. 1 i - lev Gainer Rond v a.: ;
itiH err no iigM vci#h make: ;•
• mp..s.stbie for made tv • t» be pro- •
video ..ty innU rexrvnre.
The City ai' Raleini extended the
city limits ' ve. u.. area several
years bet the. w: : r.d prom;.- -
ii) improve the arCui, but A
ii ■ ti.a ~ ! v b> ~-n ii: -U'dlet! ■ ■
rt-.a! service has n>• bier: exindeo
ana the entire area r. -1 i! 1 aw,, oi
mud.
Postal officials sdvDed the yeti
i i oners that mail tv uld not bt <■>;•
U.r.dec, to the Sect am unn: ’.be
streets were improved and C n n.na
Power and Light Company ciiiciais
c\ mended Mot the streets arc soo
rough and muddy to drive buss?*
iivvi throughout the day B rick,
the area !<t”rig isoi.it.-Q b; cau • .
];, k of sti'e.l:. Ihcre i no c n
On.; - circuliir I'onn.ca ■■ wi'ven
South d 'it re.- W Ae
C! t.
City Manager Braden promised
id i;. v< Us City t -i’ci 1 and
Public Work.-; C<.nu.re.si..;ne's -Did.
Uu proposal pr.semwi last Septem
ber, but .-o far iu> n< re n ha.* .ven
taken Mr Bracks: -aid Monday
inght that pari ot :hi >posai read ;
been studied oui no definite dee;
si .i, had been m ■
CIVIL RIGHTS
means shall we nov- use to ; ..rt ■
to is report law?
*'3l is nur task to see that this
country return to the democracy
of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Sin t
Roosevelt's death vve have goo*
a long wav from that democracy
We must fight the force.-, that
profit by the fact that there re
no civil liberties. Reactionary
forces have made attempts to
split the Negroes from the labor
movement and attempts to split
the Negroes themselves. We muD
fight these forces in the Rons'.
\ i’lt wav to bring pood coven-,
merit to the count-v again."
The- following resolution v» <
passed:
"The R.ileig” Branch >f NAACP
s?oc*s on record as welcoming and
endorsing the report <>: the Pre-re
dent’s Committee on Civil Rich?*.
As members of th« Negro ->ec »
the South W:K*re Civil Libert.)'*
are d'-nied us on one
minor protex o< ■■■ "th-*, v. • "
iv.e that ni<-—e vru-'V n
enough The: * f -re- wi
TrC'S!dt T- - <n -|r»U f t-v • (. -■ 1
err, of r*oG ’ 'es i" ■
m/ik<* ’!'<■ “ *'
to p: *” t 11 •
- .1 P* ft
ST. VOW t’S
f dlowcri bv beneddn-n.
'Numemi' 1 '■
Ty.'-pinicve -i', ,,
i, V- ••- V n 'ore >■
PedeP' -1 orifits Hnh Ghost l-Stir
>r«d Ob&tis Orders -s well at
••■’.oec-san clergy and member*- -f
ligi'ns orders and eg t: n;
Irttm various -ectinus ot North C.r
oliuu a rid idiomhig states will he
Metro tiers of the T-io 1 " Nani- So
viet y will nc* a« .-T ■ and foil w•
rtr tp. which wilt be* if- at
frr i h th< mrmberr. ot th- Rogary
%n A Aha. Src-ietv will serve din
ner
“ - rnitii v«eev.tiu- into th H«>L V
*}»• Society ; rd the Rosary and
sWH Sc.dirtj will b>. held fob
In# tv fl;3o rvrnr; Sundoy m 1
qpj-,, tr/ii- infssrm* c ocie'v ' ftu -
fergsob "< n (or >.p-" - hich tuts te
ftg pV£‘.jjWi «f teftarea^
J
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iIiSS iKLjs.'H
; i.in. D. iviiss u." received c
Bachelor oi Vru> deg.v, with hou
, ore ri m Howard University in !940
. ' Tl't- fi-lloe. uu; sin recciveci
, i the* degree <-! Bar:lie!•••■r of Sc; .n*<
jin Libvary Science frens Coluim-.a
i : University in r, e\> S'.C ‘;-
I Tin- new N lr- Dame libiv re
ire .-. mcnibei oi ihe Librarian'- i.dvt .
'of Atlanta Ga.. and l-.us conU'.o
--; u'.ed articles to var: ;iu; library puo
.lio-iions. At Not noioe she wui
!be hi charge of ;•)! . fts from in*
j ri:vinu«i ..ot. ti - a,;:.-, and
e . Wit! 1 in.-UtUtiom.
! Tire N.-n-e Oantc [.i’.»-ary com.
j ..rising nearly SOO.utm volv. j>
i i i th** lore, t itn.\ easily itbva
ji us m the- United S.:ult also
houses the C'h.o k-.- Wighimaii
■ j Mur. •iHi An G.uicty contaimrig
J mor. than 300 pr ntings by Var
j Dyke Vhi iilo Vciojw- ThUO-vl'.n
I Sarg.*ant. Cons!able, lk-ynolds m? i
j man;, other master.-,. I
! TO Sllltk VS St IB*
. tH‘ . e . e. . *l-. fin, ibi-vr,
pastor of First * <h.. i > Baptist
t lllli. h Nor:'.:-!. V.; will deliv
er the Ftiiiiirk-i-'s Pa., address at
'-haw l/nivcrsity Frida.-, nusniing
v vember 2i at it <> ekick in
• rcenicaf < i*:t •-■«■!. Rev. T£r. Grif
fin is Pre reieiu <n t‘;> i
University General ASvmni As
clstico .-.nd I'ormci vAcrattvc
Secretary of the General State
Bapiiyi € 'in etitiun oi North Car
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Vi- tureil above in haud-sbak
ivy rile arc Dr. Harold 1,. Trig*'
ileft) president of St. \ugnstine'..
t'oliege. here, and Robert Till
man, former basketball star for
the 'Saint-, who is president of
th«* New York t 'haptrr of St.
vugusttne s Alumni Association.
The s( f no is the Recreation Room
<■< ihe Harlem YUi \ win-re Or
-.This; -! a led lii- nalicj and pro
jfram before a record turn-inn S'
-i i uru tine's Alumni and fol
lowers:. The oi easier, v. Hi* h mark
50,000 New York Vets In
For Service Bonus Jan. 2
Xi’.U' YORK (ANtx - Mor*
titan aft.vuti sc;a- veterans ot
world Y\ .11 IS, ,i- their nexi «>;
kin, ar<- cii|;ibl- for .he !e.,nu->
i>:.ised .reel vvbelmittgiy bv N.-w
v ork .••Sate niters on Nov. T.
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meat. - cf a per .-ent in
crta-i in state ini c:ire t..\: plus
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mu.-t hav< beer, a v. -ident of
the slat tar -i- : tie.nibs im
mediately jiri .* U: t-nu ri ns. -,-r
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Topped with Ik spaiMng-eSeas color Ww S
of Inaty orange siartoalads... what tan©
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THE f ; t| t h't \A?
ed *>: rri.sg'-- first publl,- ap
fnaranee in New York .i»< e bc
cuminji affiliated with the local
insfiiut; u of higher learning in
the above -fated capacity, took
aI.K-r Punday afternoon, Octolier
the idth George Williams, ioim
«’i 1> of Apex, N f and KaieigH.
v. he attended both the Berry
O'KelU School :u Method, V. t .
and Si Augustine's (’allege. Ha-'
h igh made th;.- photo Williams
is the above nteniioned ebilt'*
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and Scptc.-niter J. I!MG
Pa ;■ i; ■ ;:i- vviii i:i- eOtnputcd
on ,i length of vert ice basis as
iol i: \vx.
Sire :i the veteran served t!0
nay- c: !{*-<, with the armed
i • v.iffsin >iie camisn'iita!
'unit- of !!>: I s >l5O for m re
than .*0 day , d duty within the
,■ in-.-,-. -, li:vS; .. !i ! > 'i!) for
• ii: oui-.ide tvnti'ntincuui
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V d'ccring re.r-.n ir ’.he
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