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ENDING SATURDAY, AUGIJST_ 1 4,J948 plst is Filed For Aid 'Of Ark. Sharecroppers ' LITTLE ROCK. Ark. iWDLj Ross RohJe.v, Workers Dclrnsc: League attorney, is pressing suit on behalf of James Hawkins and William Henderson, Negro share * croppers, to recover the value c their crop, live-stock and person al possessions which their land lords. Roy and Charles Cox, are charged with confiscating. U. S, Judge Many J. Lemle.y set e hearing for early Septem ber atfer the Cox brothers con tended that the < a..r does not come under federal jurisdiction. Pointing out that a prior su'l Be iSSm UHBSBB 315 FAYETTEVILLE St. WHY WORRY! ABOUT CASH • vSiVC USE OUR*EASY mdmmmmm budget plan A Small Down Payment Allows You To Choose From Many Useful Items And You Can Enjoy Then Whde Paying On Your Terms. TIRE SALES & SERVICE CO. rr rr, . I|JJU . ) . fwsß CROSLEY ELECTRIC range i Complete .vitl) Automatic Clock anti Light *2s9*> GAS RANGE ONLY SIX EYE COAL AND WOOD $139 95 JAliJl j OIL STOVES RANIES If “j - | PRICE BEGINS AT K1 j g cKeSTERS helters ■£p?W£% ... • mtigKmewm ■ - FIicIRIC.AI Atou*jc|s - Alovit l oUtPVttNI I LIS EAST MART \ N STREE T filed or. behalf of the two share cropper* in Desha countv circuit court was for only SBBS, they claimed that the damages have to amount to at least $3,000 for the federal court to assume juris diction, Henderson and Hawkins contended that the prior suit, was imau'horized and that the dam ages exceeded SI,OOO. Hawkins and Henderson, whom the WDL have removed from the ; area for safety vviii return i.o Lit tle Reek for the September hear ing. Their possessions were con fiscated and they were ousted after an unsuccessful attempt bv the Cox brothers to chisel an in creased share of the crop. Haw kins was seriously beaten, NEGRO LIKE SPAN SHORTER WASHINGTON «u.» Accord ing to lie- Eatcral Security Admin istration fbe average longetivity non-white persons i.:, r-i rear- for women and 57.5 for men. while vvhi'e women have a life expec tancy of 70 3 year unci white men can expect to live 65.1 years. 1931 Pontiac (loupe in m good PHONE 8146 * Pit. .* 5 C A.... ATTENDING MAIMER SCHOOL AT A. ANO r. COI LEGE ~ I .est insert Or. 1-. 1) Biuford, president oi the North Carolina Agricultural and Technical Coilrgr, Greensboro, Old Confidence Game Costs Cripple SSOO ST. LOUIS (MSP) A disabled and unemployed custodian, Paul Dryer, added his name f. the long fist of people who have learned that there is no such tiling ar, something tor nothing lor! week when he lost $1,500 to 4 wo confidence men. Dryer, whs recently received $2,700 tor injuries he received while working at *he West End hotel, fell for the old pigeon drop game. First, an "insurance adjuster" dropped by his house and told him he should have reeceived mere money from the hotel accident, and led him from the house to make "arrangements" for his additional sum. As they were cn their way they spotted a man picking uo something. The adjuster ran over to the stranger and asked him what did he pick up. The told them it was a wallet with a large sum of money, The adjuster demanded that the money be split three ways. The finder agreed—if Dryer put un some money for gev.d faith. The victim rushed to his bank, the Jefferson Bunk and Tru-i comrr.pany withdrew 5J.500 and returned to the corner and gave his money to the men. They disappeared across the street, Dryer waited 11 hours before h concluded that they did not plan to return. ST, LOUIS GETS RENT CONTROL ST LOUIS S' I.<h;' eiu/ci,< 1 adopted by ;> 105.502 to 53.216 \ U in prime. \ rlecun;.:-. h , r ;> P; .>- ; gressive Party rent control ordi • nance authored hv Mr- Margaret Rush Wilson Negro ~'torney an.i j congressional candidate of the Hen ■ry Wallace party. The victory climaxed a year’.- : tight begun la -1 July when, on the • heels -t the 15 per cent incr- aso allowed by Cong; .n-s. Mayor Kauff man declared ’far! the rent orrii- • | nance, then proposed by Mrs. Wil ! ran on be half of ihe Progressive , Citizens of Ameru a. wa uncoil-' stilutional Will in 3n ho *r Mi W J ■ n aiv ■ Wallace support- . ' u-p a a cam ' p.ticti to put the rent ordinance n,, ito the vo'o ■- by referendum B, 'he < c.d of Veens!. afier the St Louis Property Own r- A octal ion first began to collect opposition I signatures and then abandoned I their move, the Wallace group had obtained 33.000 signatures. I Real estate owneis are now ex i pccted to start a legal fight to keep the ordinance from being mode e;- fec'ivr. Mr: Wilson ..aid tne P: j grersiv. Patty ‘‘would use ah irs j power" to see that >t is enforced j and that St 1 -uis rents are kepi down. Ala Draft Official Won't Enforce Truman Order MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AND Negro soldiers would have on many rights under Presi dent Truman’s recent, executive order banning discrimination in the army. <•„ A Talladega i «un iy draft hoard member quit his fob last week Ortis II Burton, Talladega County tax rrsileetnr. resigned hi' post on be draft hoard m proles' of thr President’s de cree. Gii’-. Folserh's office has accepted his ~ latum. He is a veteran ol World War I and served on the county draft hoard during World War It Hr issued the following statement on his position: "I am od.ty informing Gov. .fames E. Folsom tiiat I cannot accept appointment as a mem ber oi the draft board for Talla dega County. “I observed from news stories that the President of the Unit ed S ates declares his equality of treatment order for the armed services is aimed at the end <>; racial segr gallon in the army. "I cannot in peacetime con scientiously have a part in sending young men from Ala bama into a situation in which .nutUioiis and customs I muter which they were reared j, will he totally disregarded.' N <‘. High insert Warmoth T. Gibh--, Director of the summer cbool and Dean of the College. Lower right insert E. Waddell, president ”1 Ihe Alumni Assoeia i Mar.. First row left to right: 1 A tola Inf 200708 ton 0 fire® occurred in the United Suites last year, as compared with only 172,-. 773 the picxioii. year. Damage m 1947 was i stimated at more than “Old at 40,50,69?” Man, You’re Crazy Forget .four ago' Thou-arais are peppj r.* 70. Try "popping up' with ostrpv. < v.malm tonic fur w* fUU'lovtf» ff*el!mr Hut* solely to body's laoU <•! iron cii noitu rnrn inti women rail "old Try Ostrex Tori'” Tublct? f -" now i>civ vigor, iHunger fwliiitf. un* very da*. ki#wu.4iwr *i.oo &»*■« <>n4 for sale .it ail drugs stores every where —in Raleigh at Walgreen’ md Eckcrd's Cut Rate. aWHniH i m ■ HAYWOOD’S N 0 !> \ SHOP OPEN !' 0 K BIS! NESS I KID U. \f G. 6 VNDH it HLS Iff CREAM SODAS SMOK! S E'OT’NTAIN BRINKS COSMETICS ,fl t ICS n, HAYWOOD. Prop. Corner Blood'.vorth and Cabarrus Str;e:s > ■ ra cd in the New Cooprr Bldg. ’'MMWWfif?? cM> PINE STATE BUTTERMILK 'it^ , It's delicious ... ask for PISI STATE BUTTERMILK | " j THE CAROLINIAN H. Ledl'ettcr, Rev. .1, I . Sawyer, Mrs, R. L. C'amphrll. Srcond row left to right: J. .1. Spearman, Mr. If. R. McKfthen. slr E. T). Sinclair, Mr. O. I> Gill. Third lew left to right: R. T. Hoffman, and V. 11. 'Mitchell. The price support level for the 1048 wheal crop has be n ••et ~! a national average of s'■' per bushel. The hoc is one of the most- vnl- , uable farm animals for converting i waste and by-products of the farm into marketable products. Jn our forest and v-'Odlands, we; are currently using our supplies of saw 'unbci at a rate one and a half times the rate of growth. ft HI.IF » i AFHKIt Mr,-. 1,, A. B naparte Typing. Stencil Cutting. Copy work iVlsmeographtng, Slinr - ' and and Dictation Taken I .MCA, (ifiO S. Bloodv, ur th Street : >.'VY PHONES NIGHT <U3(; 2-0241 \ BUT n 0 1 "* \ ~ c r 1 PROOt // %/ / i todMiJ I; i NO BOLTfNG! %yS new \\cstinghouse rSmdmm&f' AUTOMATIC WASHER * with Exclusive WATER SMM GST PROOF THAT ITS O Saves up to 10 Gaiions of Water a Load. Exclusive Water Saver measures water to the size of the load. Just set the dial! 0 ! Washes Cleaner. Exclusive,gentle but thorough washing action drains soiled water array from the clothes . . . not. through them. OEnds Washday Work. Washes, triple rinses, damp-dries, cleans itself, shut s off . . automatically. Slanting front . . . easy loading. HE Rf'S HOW YOU GET PROOF Phone it.? and make arrangements to see a load of your clothes washed duan . . . the Laundromat way. Km* tote 1 i> ™. ««•»■» MAYES-JACKSON ELECTRIC COMPANY 113 E. HARGETT STREET __ ,n ...i, _ i- T --i-ii r —Linri-Trimiwi-i«rr'Tii~MirM ill i i'iiiiiii'"TmT" i ■ ■. «i . u .■■■m ■ |f| REV. CARRINGTON IS MAIN SPEAKER AT CONVOCATION HAMPTON, Va. -Hampton Insti tute's Suntm: i Convocation address ’in Ogd. n H.'.1l on Friday, August , 20, to be delivered by the Rev. W. E. Cai riiigton, will be in the na- Hue of a “return' engagement by popular demand." The pa 'nr of the SI. Catherine AME Church of New Rochelle, N V . nr. Carrington made such a ■Jeep impression on students and -lap in his first sermon as a visil mr. mb-'.s'ei a' Hampton last fall, •hat he v. a. •••ailed hack later in ho 1947-43 session. Now he is re vi ing a gam. in a new role A ortoci memVjc v of the tacuitv oi 1 m: 'store Coilrat . Dr. Carring 'on holds the A.M and ST.M de grees. P -ceding tli Convocation anil opening t. e rummer exerciser, will ; be a Baccalaureate Sermon in tiie iVtcmoi ial Church on Sunday, Au 4u:U IS .at li ,a.m., with the Rev. I. W. Nicholson. PhD. the lnsti iA< Summer Chaplain, as th<* p raker Dr. Nicholson is Profcs -or of Pastoral Theology at. Bishop Payne Divinity School. Petersburg. Virginia. A- ' .ndlclight Service by the ; rnictitating class will take place at ■he rceulai V ;io Vespers hour on th: mine day. Completing the schedule of Con- OPEN FOR BUSINESS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS I TURNER’S FLORIST 419 S, Rlocdworth St, Located In The New CaDoer Building PHONE 3-8082 |; Fayetteville St. Baptist 1 ' I Church Raises $2,734 i To Remodel Structure Thu Fayetteville Street Baptist > Church has raised $2,734.25 in a successful campaign to raise funds to remodel the church audi i toiium,. Frank Peterson, church, clerk, has reported. ': Since the first drive is over j ’ and the anniversary of the Rev. ,T. W. Jhnes, pastor, has been | celebrated, the Rev Jones is now j planning to take his vacation m | the north wh< re he will visit, re- ; ! iatives and friends. Under the Rev. Jones’ leader- 1 '! ship, the congregation of the ■ church has grown so rapidly that II much more room is needed to : accommodate them, members of 1 the perish said, and thanked the ( 1 many friends of the congregation , ' 1 who have helped in the cam- ■ ' • paign. ! i vocation events wdl be ;< rwepil'iij |to the graduating class, their rela- ' ' i lives, and visiting friends.- from ‘! 8:30 l" 10:30 p.tn. on Thiusday, Au ' gust 19th. ■■'“need' GLASSES’ flround Floor TtnlaiAH N C» • Frofrsmonti Bidg. naimqn, ct. *w ----- HLDSQN-BELK, RALEIGH REMNANT SALE OF THE YEAR Amazing Values! Wide Selection! Vo Regular Price and Less 1000 Y ard Table OF ASSORTED REMNANTS Values to $1.98 LINENE RAYON LINEN j gabardine ptye yu* Fine Batiste 59c yd. Slight seconds, dfi in. Reg. 98c 300 Yards White and Colored Dimity Skip Dent Lawn 98c value . 48c I _ . _ 300 YARDS SATIN and TAFFETA | REMNANTS Values to $1.48 70c yd. 300 yards of Sanforized CHAMBRAY 79c value, 36 in. 59c yd. BIRD’S EYE PIQUE Beautiful pastel shades and white. ,96 in. SL9B value •■ • • 98c 200 Table Cloths Slight seconds. Assorted florals. 52”x52”. $2.98 values $1.39 BASEMENT STORE 1 * *s§ats&» o ummv uiMtf* * *•«*■» •*■ PAGE THREE Sinatra Fans Raise Funds For Europe’s Destitute Children NEW YORK i’G) lmmediately following the announcement of the 'arrival of Frank Sinatras new idaugther, Christina, the Sinatra F: n Clubs of New York held a ga.a 'Welcoming" party and turned the | entire proceeds running close to four figures, over to the American I Oversea ■ Aid United Nations Ap jptal for Chrildren one more | very worth while project to which the hundreds of Frank's fan clubs i cnriibute daily. CSS Used Record Dept. 25c Each 5 for $1 05 TAX INCLUDED NEW RECORD DEPT. | nr LI.. MOOSE JACKSON "t Can't Go On Without You" ‘•Fare Thee Well, Deacon Jones" i DURHAM MUSIC CO. OF RALEIGH 307 South Wilmington St. (With W & E Saica-Salvage Cou FOR MUSIC MACHINES PHONE 8381 .... -
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