,H. V. BROWN TO HEAD TEACHERS
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MOTORIST KILLED BY FU-PG STATION OWNER
DEATH FOLLOWS
EFFORT TO SET
’ AUTO SERVICED
The Negro citizens of Wilson a-a
much aroused over Hit coldbla >d-
I eci killing of Otis Newsome. 2d
yen r old Negro, World Wav 11 vet
eran and father of three young chil
dren. by U. C Strickland, whin:
filling station operate on' Saluv
day, March 27th.
The shooting arose nut of a to
fu-,al. according to Jam • William,
eyewitness to the slaying and coin
panion of Newsome at the time o'
Newsome and Williams to purchase
brake fluid from Strickland aftci
he refused •<> put it in their car
According to Wills.,ms. he and
Newsome stopped at Strickland
service station and asked for umic
brake fluid. Strickland gave them
the fluid and staied that ii wa
t 85c. Not being able to put the fluid
in their car. Newsome e d William*
went back into the service station
and asked Stricklanu either to lend •
them a funnel or to put the brat*,
fluid in the car for Tern.
Strickland said tha: he would
% do neither, and furtnet said tha:
ail he wanted from them wa
eighty-five cents foi his brake
fluid. Newsome is alleged to have
said then that, if he could not ;;e
the fluid put in the car. he didn't ’
want it.
Pulling a gun. Strickland, wh
ail the while was standing behind .
(Continued on back page;
NGC INSTRUCTOR
SETS CARNEGIE
GRANT TO STUDY
DURHAM Mrs. Ann Me Aden
Johnson instructor in the school
at library scicnde of the North ■
Carolina College here, was notified j
last week that she has ben award
ed a grJht-in-aid by the Carnegie
Foundation for the Advancement ot
Teaching to finance a research pro
ject in which she is engaged, the
seventh N, C. College professor
receive a Carnegie Grant.
Mrs. Johnson's plan is *1 n In
vestigate Secondary School and
Elementary School Libraries With
the Purpose in Mind of Prepara,
tior. and Publication of One or
Mr re Monographs on Problems • of.
and Condition.' in School Libra•
' n 0.,"
Ke>- work on this project s
scheduled to begin April 1 and she
•.-••11 . visit high schools and ele
m'D'arj schools in No th Carolina
ana othei sta'es. giving special at
ienii n to schools when N C. Col
lege library school graduates ai
employed.
DEMGS TO MEET
I
NEW YORK (ANP) - Members |
of the National Colored Democra
tlce association will convene iri
Philadelo’'i > in July or the Hth
annui ; convention of tuc group, a
wa announced by the roromthr*
Cn permanent organization hire
'Thursday. The inclusive dates >f
the convention will o ncid: witr
the convention ot rty- Nation;
Democratic par'y. mcetinr to nom
inate candidates for the presidem
and vice presidency.
One of the actions to be taken di.
the convention will be the election
of a president to succ • d Ine late
Dr J. W. Thorripkins. former re
f_ corner of deeds of the District oi
Columbia. Secretary o. the organ
ization is J W. Gentry. New York.
Ibe committee on pm-manent or
' Con Ii nu n on Pack page)
' Texas Teachers
Win Pay Boost
DALLAS i ANP' The n; w
Texas teachers pay could oqu«iiz
ine salaries of colored and vh.'.i ,
tctt&ers, based on thru- rxpemno-' j
nd education, has been release*.! 10 I
Lie Negro teachers of the state.
Salaries under the net* system j
range from $1,332 a mushy for 3 ,
teacher wi»h no experience and one ;
J’rat of college to $.1,380 '"early so; a j
tecchcr with 3 Ph. D and i 2 y< >n.:
teaching experience.
Th minimum college training rr j
Wired to teach in an accredi .ij
public school in Texas is two > ears!
in 1947, three years m 3948. end ’
a bachelor's degree in .949 Teach
ers with three years training stai *
out at $193 a month, and those
with a bachelor’s degree, $223 a
month.
Although this sea!, has been j
adopted by the :,t;, I c some com !
memties will exceed it and othc~s J
will go below. The later vili have :
to retablisb their inability to pay j
THE CAROLINIAN
VOLI MK XXVII, NO. 39
TERRORISTS BEAT FARMER
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BOY, 11, BEATEN TO DEATH
“Get Off The Campus
0:
■'< 4- 4 "' t ‘' ' 'rtf?
‘ ' '
Dr i.utlvr IV .latle-tin ot Vir
pma Statr Colleen iacult-.
shown as he told member oi the.
North ( a roil rut Teacher' A"<., j.-,
hort last week end that the <• (in
vention th. mr us ' Education t or
a fuller Realization of Democra
cy" could be realized only
through teachers' Keying out of
the eia.s-room-, an.: oil :ii
campus to e«t‘'r info cnmmuniU
life and polities.
CtROMM.W Photo
PRIEST SSss
LEGISLATORS TO
END RIE'SI i«
RICHMOND V, - "N« in. • !
j \rft!>'.>n car, defend the.bar s ,
jof segregation, , met • In rod me:. I
! md worn, n ••. ••re railed upon to!
' !• fend America and risk their live*
: -n defense ol a common flag Th.y. ;
, ref'-re. are a i siihi to tiu in;'.- 1
I t
m ■ i,•..! lihcrt m .x;'(*</■:.'••<f ip ;
i 'al 'log.'
ih* •• < ■ - ••••■), '!• Fa-Id ' ;
. ; F <if' ,nct"ll aastor of m
-ai i'- Cl ta cit fie,-■* .a'll oirS’t-uii :
: -""’n'-ni eh iay ;r. rt Icf* with
H use C- a •- >f insure Ctan- I
.a 'i •' T!i committer is a. .;g ■■
; :■ finiony ..n -evert! .nti-aecu-ega
tion bills
I. AVI VIOI YliON
Father O’Connell pointed out that.,
wi: ■ the Diocesan Holy Name Cri- j
a.a a. id ;*s conventicii in Ricit- j
mono' lasi October, member.- ;j h |
-ccadv. .vliite and cola v-i -.vem o :
chut ell. Ite f- Mpher u:.d av :a. -
t. . i wa a succcffful eur.v;,,-
[ l apt rate-, ip .;;n:k j-uyn.
the “minimum" through processes {
1 maimed in th; new ! ,w.
j The Texas C!oun,-U of Negro *.•!• 1
j-"..nization -aid thru t h is law will j
I i’Ct'iUi.s fie difference:-. :n lits
| •<, the lowest in Tt-';;,:? history.
| Masons Vicl Si pud Funci
j * j
.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AN Pi
1— F*nr. totaling M.OWI have
j been” collected by the Prince
1 Hail Masons A. A mil A. M.
j urir'Ucdon of Oklahoma for ;hc
! iiipnrl case. Amos T. Hall,
iranil mister announced this
week.
Hr ant! Mrs. E’lanch M. Brun
er grand matron of the East- j
■ cm Star unity, announced that j
.• the matrons would raise s:i,oou 1
for the defense of Mrs, Ada Lois
! Sipuel Eisner, Negro student
j who w«j denied entrance into !
the University of Oklahoma law
I school.
RALEIGH, NOivTH CAROLINA 'VIvEK ENDING SATI UUAY. APRIL 3, PUS
Miss . Terrorists
Force Family
To Leave Town
LOUISE Mi:-o. »AN p » Tnv v.’--
1 nee directed Lev. e.rd:, Ne
'i'oc< i.i Mi.s?ioippi as a <o.iuH <»i
rights sSs.be v ')lch h;-vs .>■ <;
i'c.sponsicH for "I in
'.he »as; fc'.v w:*'-. evident
the brutui hcamg of CU ve CoUon,
43 year o!t. Negrii farm ml '■•rv
: i-t we. t; ’.-'f; r.cu ' 11! 'a ■ -m'-.'
wictespread in> ;ri: the terror
low !'. spreading' ov<-i Ncgt • -.••• in.
'lie Mississippi D' Ha ar,d thr*mr !
••>vn be stfit-'
Acc-irding to reports. ("• t’on. (he
ij \ c.'-Id Niitiro farm icru.rf.
kioc.len by Tirnmie Qu.nr: fii.-i Suift:-'
S. ward, two white me, wit!-, whom
he became involved while at'cmpl
hig to pav his watci bill.
Two Shot In D. C,
Sniper Kills Man
■A ASHING TON ■ ANP..
•jiiiot. .'crmtis K.ns in,-;' ■' 28,
v. h«,'SD t' orn i.. ■ «>». tn-siop;
j . rn killed one roan ard
I another as they nood on a eorni-i
jHi carry then, ro • heir joh*‘ ;
jb< ri hme if.-.' i'*’ ;
i ' ! F'-
, Tbc vie in. iV-tfi ;v! no. rt.;
! was killed. ,nd Jo. <Jon -.’"i •
;wns wounded. Tie r.u hr u- James
' D-inc I ' Mr; .>■ ■ :< ■■■) It: t
Ihi sliot the me: ... can ; tit*
• were ill. •:« libot'. iu.- it.' • !;■
jc: to Carr-e.v :y
T'JSED ,1k
! fat raw • ■ ..if- :'U.e,- r
j VOiv'.T sr. rpiee. tjU-r H ?h :
•Hi- lirsl Vi'tint ~11 '! i :tiv. .If!
ihc nth', i .Villi'! f - - " ( ,-i
- roturi -t to i;.s ri rr ■ h:i ikw
I’. i" -u ■- wit; -■i; mg ftu ilka
; b '-. cn :i.'p '■ •,11 by at.
; i-t-ci r-'-tnv : in l.vHm;:, wh./
<*. ho had iv'.-re s,:ot front u -
j - ay's t-corn and nod .-mulled gut.
.' :-<:>.vdcr ’vi.cn the s.-unri .penea
mmgmßaKsp': ; *??: - ' -v^ v^ a «ydg£.
j Not too tar removed from
| Easter and its theme of spiritual
j resurrection was iht Easter Sim
; day ch ristening of Ralph Camp
-1 hell. ,Ir., which took place at the
St. Ambrose P. E. Cuwroh.
Shown in the group arc: Ralph
ii.i oh',in I, cm' •an ft• -m Quinn .0
P .- leak n th«' v..,te;- pipe :«
!i fiv binv'it v-'ithoul cos’ to <ht
V,: '.TEN SEVERIT Y
a:. .-'' i ••>!! i efus-'Hi to civ. im:'. a
hn: =■; 'ucross 'lt ■ i •ttd with a
stick aacir . ..oolhei v; hitc ir..-
■ • * * ».*
in t hr * f i j co r t‘.r 'trot j, •;m-<;
,h•• i■v .q i•> /, v ih c h• h d 'm •I h h h Y v '
•(' *c! iriurd • r» u k U: »
, - tier .cross th .: n. ft ft urn ihc*
~ j i,; inis It, which :.C lived. Bui i.c
ir -lsE i; that hv did nt kn ov ‘:t:u
Wncti <!:•&('.' 1 aC SP-Ol *i .
heard thorn Ijlkina rbon* **.»ir.
•p in an as% } am for t\\ .
ir; nro a s ; Y.'ji hr- m-aiUrr r>\m.
Carr away being noirl pending
rrUon of trie jr.ry.
\tianla Slums Worse
Mian Orc;u \ Ivondoii
A. NT \ - AND Slums r.
. p. r
v..; h.i. in a Id oy ..’ room -r
■ ;■ tii-r. ihe infamous slur,:--
tun, I); \ Hit::- F, ,VT . ,>.
TV A oil ctoi. tcld .) sennt-e publ.c
woi rs .'Ubcomroittec la week
He s.iid tha! in ir, ,n> sccilot.i
"sanitation i.- jus'. :o; ;ottvii."
usm\ ami n\\\
t emp!'! li, Sr ; Mrs. Campbell.
Mrs. Mildred Oiey Taylor, span
sor; Donald Jeffrey Hayes. God
■ father, iAtlantic City,' N. J.»,
Mrs. Leonard L. Jackson, God
! mother; the Rev !>I. Nicholson
I of the Svishop l ayne Divinity
<3
*1 OBJECT
rnmmsm j q
:• v • ■ ■ V. '-SS >• ; ■ •
'■*£s< '.eLv
SB.'- ”' ," •
fcy _ . %
&■; T_, s \ ‘ 4
Ls
*
Vrimkihi Tranm-ig Sohoivl
of Li'-ifUTurk is Nino a as h» o.>
.M-vteci rather sirviHi«j:-1y to floor
proveduve diirfiii; ilivcuvsion of a
mo is on ior Uc a >'U>pt ? c:i of a nr *.v
constitution tor the >'orth ('am •
hna i>‘nchcrs -sopdklion :»t its
sessions hold !a>! HTfk end
n peps rs! v
«« S VY#I W i « sea, £*4
Tel! r/ Uif *; f^\l
L '-m,»t %v \5 I H trJw v •
fy rm*\
Ur\ iH 1 iiU".L
U-,-1 hematy -r; new t.vil in.
th- liigriiin family. w.«> fore.-d
' rr..- nn ,pp-ui; r.v-nt vvh Gee
I’’ Kiti'i ><•". •:■■■< .reek because h.
■ . . v.uyUiid or.re:it. :■ Aui.nta by
t’.ljii ; Ui'l'ii.’ rs
i : i i for At lan’.;,
to Hop iiit; appointm-ret .vilh ,;:e
cm.ir. Near Atic.ii’a. he w;s
1 ttuiiivyd trorr, lie: bii- by poller.
• • htiTit.ci.ifi-i and Tied to a post nea
a wluto school foi . .iu hour*- T.
w,s pdi.Ueii i,iu i, Hr.'-nis of ihc
He vziis unally icken t,
■ tii.-tv if .iisord.,i- conduct !r.
* coin i. iie v. us aecu-cu of ha>-.n •
Dni,urine-.' or. burl- re.-,-
iG
!
'1 "hum (it Petersburg. V» : and A. I
T. White, senior warden of St.
Ambrose. A second Godmother. ’j
Mrs. Annie Thomas, of Chicago. •
SIS. was tillable to be nrc»e»t.
i Carolinian Photo--By Nhepharca
SOPS SAVE OHM
iKHIER FROM MOB
I COI.HMBJA sC i ANP) C
lor': ’ nevkiibors stirred by the mur
der of l! boy by his
; Si.ttoer "V"; a dollar bill would
| t3; v,ia.bb : ,v :.r>l;i)eu ebn hid So,
| the intervention -f while officers
i here March 2?.
I The strapping six-h railroad
i shop laborer i>w hot' when his
’■sen declined <o tell hni the “tiatb"
:! about tile money. He w hipped the
' iiov r !!. :; ncim ■ lousne:: • in: vvh'ili
; ; he nevai recovered.
:: Bu hlami (Columbia) t’uuniy Coi
on or W: n' r m A. Plot! 1 c pciTieri t at
:! , ■ V 1 nf ( VOT 200 NopTOCS 11.-fi
. vaiiiv-rrH outside the home it
[' 1 horn as Andrew Wnitc. 34. the ac
• ! cu'('d. wit©?* severs i city poiicc
1 1 j-n;; vd up wide- open inans to
(I hisprrse the group.
; Ciiu t •'(' City Di'ti'.'iivrs will.,am
IA. Rjiutirison said vv'dir calmly
! ad mi tied ha vim; th d up his son tr
Ime hiuji ; oom and or ‘tiise :iint
j into »irnoir,sck)Usness. He is us charg
i BPiV-dinsOii said the bray's wrist
!'■ ore tied together behind him and
j his, iiodv hung by a rope under the
Men- While is ropovied to ho»c
taken tune out trorn ttie I! \. M.
j! A M. 'eating to have break -
•Hr wouldn't toil me the truth."
■ police /juotec Whi to as spying, about
doiJnc ..i 1 vhc? boy s.’.d coilecf 2-::*
i ihe dav before, "i bes bior; and ho
, woubn’t tel! roe.”
j White called the doctor when ‘us
j so.' foile-ci to rep.oin c;)n>ciOii sr?ess.
LEADERS A£
FREE OF JIM
WASHINGTON <ANP» A hi
luai'i :u deli'uatifir; of Negro lead
'jprs Monday urged president Tru
j ■ ■ .•! it; send a supplement un me
j,gc to congress -insisting upon au
! "i-segregation and civil rights
i ■,.j ondmenls in any urive-rsa! ram
’! •••,; ;. training prcigr..m ai d any •■ -
j % i'-. a] of selective service
i in a Write H oust eonferenc..
with the chief . xecutiv* . rep:
uivm of rHe Coin.iTu'tee Agair.si<
imr: uvv in Milit sry Service and
mlr.g " criticized the -f.-lusion
f Nrvrocv from the i xperimetv.a' t
i.’MT e.unp at Fort Kt Ky . and'
.•i;ed rhi .statement 03 Chairman i
Waller G. Andrews oi the hous- J
.-mod services com.nil;i‘e that ,i‘.e i
! 'car ciepcrtnient plans segregated
I •. iiiu- and Negro bat;..lions if con
: ie- ecaco UTvIT."
| Herded by Grant Reynolds, ns- j
I ioriai chairman, and A Philip .Ron- !
j dolph. uatioiud treasurer of the j
! commit!'-", the deice t ion in dud .
| Albc,: Black W.-hingiov
i .
Boston Schools Bar
IKK On Racial issue
i . -.
BOSTON . AM 1— Members
ot thi- Boston .School committee
voted unanimously last week
to bar the llaughters of the ;
1 American Revolution from
sponsoring any program or
contest <ll city schools because i
of the IIAK's poiic> of racial
bias.
Action was taken on a motion
by l omrriitteoman Jsadwrc H
V. Muehnir.k declaring that (be
'IAS bar. ‘violated nearly every
of President Truman's
unH-tni’uil rliserimination pro
srnm."
Some of the organization’s
un-American activities include
the barring of Marian Anderson
j from singing in its Constitution
Hall in Washington, and also
, not permitting several mionr- j
(tv group leaders 10 appear in
the Jiwll
In answer to a letter asking 1
t.ie I* Aft about these policies. 1
the group could five only a
"wt.shv vastly •’ leplay, Much- j
oiek said. i
DS'IMKS lIFTH COLI ‘ ROIL
M&pt '.'V ‘ Ur
■ Ik. J&l&lir'
PRICE 7c
Dr. Kufus I . < IrmfiK (risht, is
shown rei'civ.ng congratulations
from f. T Savior, icttring press- ,
den! ot the North Carolina Tcacn
«r> Association following hi,, ad
dress at the Memorial Audiortum
during '.hr Asocial ion convention
held last Mi rk end
his iddress l>v CletncW took ,
vigorous exception to statement
made ly. Walter Whiff. NAACF
secretary, iti which White said
that the Atlanta E. head and
other s (>l! therrt Nrs,, educators
had plased a "ilftli ciintin’ rolt
Clement Denies
Traitor Charges
On School Issue
f)r. J. i>. !)a\ i> »><sohu
\\\(.P Life Member
i NEVV YOHix. N. Y The new
fife iru-muv) of the Ntitiomii A ■
'* j j ri' i- -»? for hip Adv. noomen i of
i Pfdm-d People i> ; Dv J. & Davi^
: -:' I t.iquay Sp. Ing's. North Car«»Hna.
Dr. t'Jhvis prefenton hi.s check so:
: ii\ * • i «ncl red dollars to NAACT
, r:cii to VinrcT. 21 st mass
iis.s lid,, .if ’he N A ACp S'.utliv.ist
Rcgriiirii G,•'ilcrcncc. which Di.
- Diivi-- vs* doleg.ito. in Tu.sleegce,
•Continned on tiack p«gos
5K UMT
I CROW
ch.xirmr.n of ’he y.inization: Nor-;
{■: Boyd direefoi Non-Partisr.t :
Couccil . nil i ! - :■'/!'■ .1: iuivs. A),; -.1 I
' Kappa Alpha sororAv: Joseph H. j
' }?. KviiPs. former cvecnfive seerc- i
■ i ; j;> ». Strcel Bra; eh YMC A j
’,V,i.sr;:i'uum; Charles H. Houston, j
pec I counsel. NAAGP: Horace O.
Poli.srd. Nu:>ona! Bar association !
YVillii.ni Wort! y Jr . a- iion tiirorso.', j
Congress ot Racial equality. Mr. !
Rey nolds :s New Yori Slate com- j
missionei' of c«rr’ of ion. Mi Ran .
j aiuh is international t i esidettf .. ;
;•!•,< Brothc-rnood of Sleeping Ca
; ' Pnri.ci s. AFi,
* in ;cyard parficulrt l !>' in a "v* i
! viva! of selective so: vieft Nngioi
: veu-i;cis arc well cpiHiit'pb to insisc
i , upi.i bro.'.-ii. unequivot.il .onfi-scgi e- ■
n n and civii rights -ategi:;,:x.. j
i so, prospective draftees,' llte di '■•- j
; ::i<or’ declared. "The weak <ui!i
Continued on buck page>
Dallas Minister
Joins Wallace
I
; !') ALi AS ■ . ANP» A political,
: bomb ) 'il jr, Dallas lasi wyek when |
i thf K ■ Stacy Adams became vice |
■ chairman of the Wallace-Eor-Pt-es- i
ident movement here in Texas. j
i Re. Adams, pasto : >f L.ov.’j
| Chapt l Baptist Church, succeedei. j
to the presidency of the Dallas ]
j Progressive Voters league ear!;, j
, -is .'ear following the rcsignatioi j
iit ihc Preritu nt. .T S .Jones who;
, ioft Texii:- to make his home ir j
Ai izona.
i hollowing the announcement 'hat 1
Ret Adams had become u meiribei j
; of the Wallace part;,. Arthur Stev
| enson, county chairman of the j
' County Democratic committee, is- \
[sued the statement that Adam.- j
would not be given r chance Ui ]
i resign as precinct committeeman of i
[ Precinct 4K but was automatically j
j fired.
, Rev Adams w*i.- one of thn .-I
i Negro precinct committeemen elect-j
jet! two years ago on the Democra- j
! tic ticket the first time in Dai- j
i las County" that Negroes had veil- *
in the fight for equaiiti of edn
ealion 1 % supporting he South
avn Governors' regional school
proposal.
Dr. t lenient denied that hr had
supported the regional plan, and
sa.rl tha! the NA Al T head knew
ot his stand in the matt. ..
Shown in the group are VS?
Saylor, Dr. H. f.. Trigs Si. Aug
ustine's president. Miss Eiva
Watt’', Wuiston-Salem Teac-hees
< oSlcge senior, and I); ( lenient.
Carolinian Photo —By Shephard
i Fi.lK.winp iuilure of pi cdi-'f-c '
i i-uvan oitonc '•>■(■ »i7;h And, :l
'( vent ion ot the V- h Carnltr, .
i Tcaciicrs Associi-rtion la id in
Iharh lasi w(T-k end. tl V Brow.'
Nil Goldsboro was elected preside! f
'jot the organization for the com, (j
■ j year.
i Apj'.roximatciy J 000 < f the side's
: Ni pro .'•ducalors K-i,i-'-cl vannus
1 -i',sjon held on tl'i ■ S.:aw E.miver
| iijtv f.'amt’US -rid Mnnor’ai A ; : I
jitonan during the three day in* ’
j dtvoteci to the theme "educatioi.
ifnr a Fuller Resliz.au n of Denio
-1 r racy."
One a! Hie high spii’.s on Hie ecu
•, vent ion agenda was readied with
j'in adci.- -s by Dr Rufus A Cle
■ mer-t. president of Atlanta Univc
!- ay whicli he-seined implies
i imps of the Sen Che it Governors
} Rce.'-.ruii University plan, ax w“d
' ,-, NAACT Scoreh-n-y VGdvr Whiles
charge that h< has gone* along with
! a
BEACH ELAN
• Prior in D> Clemen' ■. specrh
'tV H. Collins principal oi ’he- ;• u-
I, . ; S; i in, I•' an School a
jFt a body described and explain
ed deiails e-f 'in offer ol a 4.5W'-
j ,ht, bench sue- propo*«: <» a resort
i ior me state s Nt geo ‘eaciiers
The sin has been chTered to the
j teachers by Dr. Wilhrm Siij ; pe.
Drain specialis; ind forme- •
• classma:. of Presidem Ftanki.n D.
i Rot is* v. it
The spar-'--.;. ...ttciHied opening
- -r. it-, Shews Groauleiif Chapel
j heard Dr Lu*her P Jackson of Vw
.Stale College urge we, i and mart
j inti use psi-tieip.f: ioi: tr coinrouni
and politicti! life ,u 'Hoar's of -tl
l taimiig (he convfnvon of ideal of
. fu)i?i r> alization of democracy.
"GET Os f THE t \MPt S ’
i Dr. Jackson told a.s aiidtmicf
•gi i oft the camp us and "ot,; of
<C inlinued on back pagot
, hired into ■ i> mocrMii Cminty
! convention and were duly recog
i hired.
1 The repercussion of the Rev.
i Adams' political decision caused
jOh board of directors of the Dai
! la>. progressive Voter:-, league to
| call r. special meeting to consider
I the poli'ical stand taken by its p're
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[Easter At St- Monien’s
Obser\ ed In High Mass
1 r
: Eastct Sunday hi S: Monte's
j Catholic Church was observed wit*,
j a high mass which was followed by
i Benediction of the Blessed Sacra
i men!., with music lor both services
| rendered b> the St. Monica's choc .
The Rev. .John C Dillon, assis-
I tar pastor of St Monica's was the
1 celebrant, the Rev. Thomas Mb
!Glynn, deacon and the Rev Jerome
|M. Tierney, pastor ot the churca,
• sub-deacon.