PAGE EIGHT
Continued I' rom Front Page
FLOOD WATEK
•he overturned bun! and hoioirg
! child.
Inter swam out to ti.»- boat and
.-wain to higher g ouna with t.:.-
toai;y, instructing the three adults »•.
wait for his re Kirn
. itei getting tk .• Might Toler
wa-:(ed back tow.nr i c : ■
.shills, whom he fold to come to
ward him. Lie ft a- . h
they sank from sight, lowcvcr and
uf.orts to locate them :>y Tok-i and
Parks were tulilo.
ISO RETREAT
McGrath, tin. coamottec iru".
with Rep. William Dawson ot
Chicago in his office in '.no
House Office building.
In the delegation were James
Williams, chairman eastern
gion of the Democratic counci 1 ;
J. Luthei Sylvahn. p- - 1
New York State lea'tue. I 11
Randolph, president Citizens De
mocratic club at Maiyi. .id. A- *.
Marjorie Copeland of Maine: Mr:
Victorine Adams: ami Bit;
Baker.
t or \it a ii;n
also name ; •. the <■< ‘u.olaiu
nruek the prison! i
J. 1). Weaver w> tl da-' i
nesses in ti. •••..se. foe bron
testified that Bosvi* had --inc-'k
the complainant oftes m nad uei-a.
stopped in Auhuidcr.
Pierce .1.-m ..id that fwv:-.-. v. •••
Wrt.s driving hr ear -m i he nad
I:KR takv-n into the emit cm n\
Haekeu had puDed >..r - !
coni car, slopped r .ml ••
! j tin . second lime between Aim • -
tr and Aboskv
Milk bottles are needed to bring -v • , .. .
mere milk to to your >:>
i '! FOR HOME DELIVERY—DIAL 2-3911
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♦ vAUJ K 4
♦ y y tivi/yy ■ s 1
l uta-v jj|
■ c.\../v g.g-. Oi< "
A YEARS IO vOME $
4 YOURS NOW A '4
% i OK cam
ano Rc.svis.
~ir. VVc,iv:-i who t:‘.ub-d l-i->
.iK.i the mcluinl. tesKiit-c. mat •
nwt badly bruised eyes. - ■*■■
:y, i the left c.v ciillusions pf m
- a'p and was bleeding from ;h
World War it. was nl.o fin ' 1
a: i« ( : r: i[u- sncc-Ull ctun
iil-.iv;.: yin. had I. 111 H mCtIM .
wi tiif SU.il Patrol io. only a imi
W: ,..- ordered to hand in Im*
resignation a few days follow in.;;
PI VS “TOO HAZY"
I',) 151: API'iIAISFI)
i' "Vive/ to George Ch. cry,
State super intends •. ! ot buildings
11l- : io; . --I. Hill,
was sharply pom'o. up last i.d
n it found itself v.ithont lac
jj I • i: •: • OC> IT.IK Gi t IIIJ' U- •'
•io i g>• i d tea it- ■* d Ho v a rC.
pernu\*u.m, now ever was no'
■ i’bj-Vtxtd of! ttic gr , '!« t ci. t - vhat «t
. :,cd repr-. sent a violation o!
-. i - i Bocrd policy governing us.e
rili'ROY l-.MKN ! - MARK
i.mt-ly i .f-itm To 3.000. find wire f- . r
- we/.- insiafied to roe-p ci<- •(..
,!( !h(: field.
games last reason the. Shaw Bears
, , ,; , iwd:' -v-tiich ::v rug. <1 7,003
irw- ensc. i rom SiO .er gann w
cen. of the moss n r tp •• at j
.:> (i , fi ay ihe i. .. > i iliv. u j
lUfflilS. !
••v would purriiii iht I of
v-t CIA A tnu K ioo and oth*./ .
.: - which art not i i,u -' he.-.a in
Bi.: i-t rclicibit* reports, a
i• v.; siiv Cm offer toi 0.000 io oe
. va acnniCiti m of a .iU
o ovn-truciion of a Aoidinm.
i AKUEUtn. IIEMY
Officiary Gov. Dewey lias
;.i but it ws Icamc i t’r.at r.i/
GC>P aides ir tne asscmhlv luiv-;
conveniently managed to have
the bill “held up" at the printers.
Last week the assembly mili
tary affairs committee reported
the bill out and a clay ir-tcr it
am- m:n r n ' i' a
Bill Delayed
Up to tile p'l-s-c-nt the bill luij
not retained frem the printe: -
-. lich gem rally should have
been returned re later than 48
hours after.
Assemblyman Andrews, a Har
lem Democrat, said that he w, : .
having difficulty restraining bi
n-taking the bill a party measure:
which he d:d rmi wish as he f.-lt
that it the hi!i we re handled in
a non-partisan manner it had a
son.
A pie: igo tv- Waite: White
NAAGR supp-./t the bill W.i:
Tin-: CAROUNTTAN_
made pub he ay Andrews who
said that many > -hei civic or
gaiii/.at inns it ad also pledged
Both Sen. Ucmoerarie Leader
Q j ,and 1 Democratic
I a- iSfen yit in a join* state
ment me.•.<• iver-k ch
■; laved they we : >• proud the me:.;
-ure was c-ou:' ... uvi aud that Ihey
//ere “calling on alt memb-. is of
Hie Democratic dt -yation to sup
port the bill ivi -11 it comes up
»* / a vote."
a ii i . m\N
KKIUC'AL SCIiOtM. Ilf Y\
n a half century on the medical
all of Howard University a- in*
a ter. professor and dean. In
.• tan ra reived the degree of
of -eience arid a testimonial
. /.< t:-blet from the Howard
: i'- rsitv.
B .Duck v, os itv authiu i
nus pamphli ■■ on surgic-ni ,üb*
and I'oniirbuU-d mime'urs
■:i. •..c-.-ill.ii,s. He e I'veri for many
~rs on the Board of Mr.dk -t Ex
: i die Di ’ i ict and was
,Vi a- mi-dumi eon. i-ltant to
■I cm aft Hoards during World Wat
.U. : tel Aire A .-Iti r Baitoch DIUV
.-i,!- •,•••>!< of Amba:-v.iio: Williain
ivs Uui’ed Slat.; ; epn sentu-
Live.-; on tin governing hoard »t t ie
•n Amen rati Unions: a grandson
: i i- yrent-j ; anc-daughU'i:
'.Via aniiu: adhesiv • ‘.ape to 1
marketla; the t.-p on waxed
mi; and .n ; . l.odi togefhei ini.
.-■ii: lyoewri'.vi Then you can type
hi; label without the adhesive
stHivii-.g :o the typewriter.
“(Md at 4G,59,69?’’
Man, You’re Crazy
f f ' r s'”- W- - >n~e ..e «V pt W >y M
p.FPL'ni: up with t rex CootAirtß Iru’c for wtwk
yoieiy Tii t/o<iy .
• Hi' ?i: ug • nrrs vxi'ry, \vi\c-ic in
• Si. at difi -BiV a»d KokercTs.
ff s? f
» «yi * I •'• -a
~sr a fA i
PL AM! j
tff&vo? cd
BRANDY A ,
CODr No 618
FULL PINT ‘
k - M
to eeot.i sr 4
CHARIis JACOUIH 61 Cie, !iu.
f-HKACELPHIA. fA. • EST. Utr 1
2 tfS
i % Pio.s
t* r I $3.15
% Fifths
<l6 Proof
fHE SIS.AIGHt WHISKEYS IN THIS PKoCH'
* i.RE 4Vf ARS 09. NIOSsE 010. SS STWklOt
n.-IISKEt. 6S , NtUTRAI. SPIRITS, DISTIUfi
‘ROM GRAIN.
, ««*{*«« i wniis tiara. p£i«!». *an«u
Ipigrrs
U 9UOOF
• »
Proiimd *nd Eottkk kv
> trBKC SfiOTHEKS hISTiLLERiU, INC.
ROSTON, Mass.
ikviw.iH.< v >«unKi - -— 1
i-TA KK/HTS
Taft-Harlley Labor R, .‘aborts Act,!
the Union would bo forced to col',, 1
ply with hte provisions of the Ai
:u order to become tiitfibie for par•
ripriion in .-•i.ieh election
mi i ivd .: i. (inn i.if i I'm[IIOM ti.
ttii’Oi iVlonday to i.-t.ru. in on a ;i.•
.’n! i 1 as i. ' • iel in- I ! ii •.•ompiy i% . ~i ]
ivimi i! terms “the burmiinlm* m.n
.• on.-tiLihona! Tafi-liarti-y it
mi- men is." makes it unlikely .. i
cue’ll ba• iiliininti \v;l- no cooeiu.M'v o’
.'I . i foe * i\'f.
Si’.torly atackinii tnc Tnfl-H.ii!-
I •"> Act spokesmen !.or (lie un>>.
declared:
• ■ i.-su. in this st.ruv/.ii ■
bo nu*t squarely. Local 22 will :;k
--dr.' lest, and th emit, force of u.c
eompi.iiy and the Tatt-Hartl- v i, cm
. on principle >• Tout com
;-‘-omisi:. We will not lx irieked dm
;i. eii •; iln woi kc rtr'> on : lie
a I-Ha r’li v choppii i, - Mock.
ASSAM. KJ.RORT
■nn lie Henderson, ini<;n pit.-;-
lent was, no less bilei in his ,-oii
m. - ion of a "plan -tudy" repo* I
n die Reynold- pi.;n mid'. ii.ait
rev ‘ ions of (he Tab Hartley Ac'
i! 1 submill I in tii Joint Coivd .i
--ioiiai C nmrmtiee o; I.aboi-M.ni
e;'men! Relations
ret* report .ccp-m-ci by ('-in
mdioi- Ape Ms Re; - I' Clark. *id ,
■1 Ft • . Stewar!. eiu.iged that .ie
-IA had won is adherents b.\ :
'"mi- - [ lilhli.n <ei;ie;..„i i.a.
•ud rat.-.a) disci imino on it further i
• arg-d | he. unon wti. eonconlrat
- "s- ral e' 1 ban we. i iiu> . oiid!
tiutu in the piiut.
i v lwo t'on.m;! ... nt.nfs uiso
d.sti’eu Ini? :i.n >i -d: - ; <m
nmoic the poliocai fortune.- of
- he:;;. a Idyrtr;,.,-, in Winstor;
■ai. n. oreanizin... the Negroes un
re n-iettunal and hostile to (h«
whd-i- fa 'iiilhitie.n at . iisin.it Ncero
■ iedit.: and institute lii- to in -
.a e.id ei Cuiimiu a
n a ;-e ramai ..iibiiosUie*:
i 0.000 TO i*K
participated last oa .is designed
to moke !he fairmu more eflev
live through improved produ •
lion and marketing methods,”
Snydet said, Hi takes on added
t ; '‘port.■ P.ee -a ai ~. 1948 because
ri ’' u avSy- nT' ‘ an 9 i ‘ J «n»iv low-priced method sold under a MOiYF Y isA< K
•it.s \A, 1 , l>ocrof& indorse ihe treatment tnd tmd it very efficient* One happy user
•**-* ASF MND Ml WOTIS'. I! Ol YOUR « O.NDt RFI 't. IRI * J MF.N rAT
9Y WU*!*.* V!RV ld.AV\ DRINKFR. i HOUGH! FROM
row 'A ONDEKH.' T RESULTS ON AU. WHOM i BOUGHT
Hilt. s .\i) NO MUM ( -JUS i YOt K N \MI- AND ADDRFSS— then rav rxeam.in
l’! l ‘ s a ,e * r*risv ( O.D. drams, (il you warn to save C.O.D. charat-v -end
" <t-.i t our order. Treatment ami instructions sent in plain wrapper.
a H£ALTH«ArDS RESEARCH
P t Q. Sts* 724 o*pt. 90 f 111*
WHS Bleu f/>« 0c y You Ani weired This
i ou Don t Need A Lot Os Money To Be fn The
,-«& 'tT' • -iw ! l j Jgj&r f§& «*
s*** parade
LADIES’ |
# Dresses
( jf
W f ~ • Coats
■ n • Hats
f Accessories
| fc" '' MEN’S j
.sr * Suils
\j \ «* Top Coats
i/ f « Hats
• Shirts
M * Tier
| O. K. Clothing Store
MW E. MARTIN STREET
‘No thank You ’
lexans bay Jo
HOUSTON i ANf’i AHttougr.
i gave SIOO,OOO in tiousfoH Col
i . • a., evidence of my good in
i .■••. on luward ih. Vcgro ruct 1 .”
1 inU'iitious of Hugh Roy Cullen
ao ip; vi". iated r, thi Nogto
a; i ( fi i;o. i. i ,n I ’i- Hmis!nn
Ku-me.. March 2, said.
1 cdii.ii i;d wtts v. ril-’cn in .tus
-1.0 a siatcrnoiii tc the wnn
... ,j in - city ui w!r " flic “I’itil ■
hi opist ua :<i tin Negi'Oes oi
• ..ijii.li to ‘ oppose tiK. passage oi
i - vial aru i-l.i Hah. ar-'i-pull la,.
■;i -i i.aegation. FEV? and oliiet
.. vl l i igh. s ia ..vs
Cullen said poimemn;, who prom
'•d ft;, .c i.lo rat more i lghis
>v; ie demagogues and "agitators."
!r in- "address to the Negro i act
-t aid he pa-sage ol Pres, i'ru
iri.iii s p-'og! am on civil rights wi ufd
lake rights away uum colored jiul
- Hitt' persons ”
To Ins ad vie. ill- Houston In
ln me. replied -No inank you. .Ui.
Cul)i.n. ii! an editorial pointing
oui b.O'\ i‘> souUi ii. r fajieti tii,
over since Id.- fre-.doiTi ill
l«ia.
■ os we have toid Mr. Cullen no
"the Informer said, ’we can
not ■ cept donations -a money a.
.ui 11 f; cut i .it nest oi r-endshtp in
(v-u ol freedom To as Un
n mi. v. ; :..e fi .'diy
: . piivdre.es ol Hit- Const,'in.ion.
a- grater than any benefil? v t ma,.
ol the ..ssnea- .nil's plciigc (-•
President Truman to support the
nation's food conservation pro
gram”.
He pinted ■ -ii* t-h.ii the contest
is of special .'.ignilicanee to North
Carolina agriculture which last
year pio-duci-.l cioj is valued ;l
$(>01,296.000
Jtinioi urowers tan enroll thru
their i -t a I 4-Ji Club leaders .
agents and thru instructors in vo
cational agriculture or directly
thru Pro;' Snyder at Amherst,
Mass.
WEK-fs RNDIYH, SATT'TvPAY, MARCH 13, 1.94 ft
•ml iri-m chai ifv."
In answer i<> Cullei l ' -;; ;::• ir;• ■:i'
ibid Negro s would lust* thru'
right} with civil rich'.; !, gisiiifioi:,
(he newspaper dee'ami th:u color
ed .re wiilinu 1o t-, it' a dona
on sue!; loss. 1 '
Satan i!)(|(ialitv (iosls
Monied \! $25,000,000
'Hi Ni gro 'I o iv. •I. 1947 d •
t. iar.is ti,,! I'r 'iri ti'-dll-HMO sur
vi \ in sainry ili; 1 erro I■a 1- in la.-
Southern Slate;., nearly -"ai .oiio-:'
..ni.ua l l y would have !•- be added
to the .-:.i!;irii‘- of Nt-.o tencra.r
ti- biiiu; them up to the Kvel t.f
,'anti: received by wnih in. chcrs:
win!.:, if both salarks and le.ici:
:rig ioa.d had been equal i/-etl. mult;
thru $30,000,000 w iuld liave be. a
required in adriiiiou to the arnoun
Odually pen' fi ; uiieb edtscatiur,
i n .'iiu i}hern -a i. I-
Hi a Op
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wear. Cushiony base of imported jure. Fine
for living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms,
guest rooms. You'll be amazed at how much
rug you get for so little money. Your choice
of the following patterns and colors.
(fi) Self -color Floral .., choice of f
folu*, rata, gcis«n, cr win®. 9" x 1.2 .• » $29.95 |
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