PAGE EIGHT
Continued From Front Page
RACK I’ROBI I M
ciai . roup studied i! The survey
was sponsored by the 1 ,-u.u. v ole
Urban l t.u'ue and the Health -ud
VVdfar, council.
!ii *evking better police protec
tion in Negro ...th survey
siics.'.ed the nn;ii j caret ul Miner
vision oi t.ecr pi bn and low-m .
spots . ontributing to the dt-linqucn
. of colored eiU/.i-ns
ii also asked S .;- linpiovviicnt of
jail facilities tor colored oftenderr
..ip to (hi riationiil standards
('hurcbe- . .* c-a.id to tc -uic
mmc i eicrciitii.iuu! pi'rciii.c. tor the
people Mil 'u L'.itid up pi: ci ail.-
10 ease racial 1,.- : !.,n.
Tin it [lie l c* ipit sled iii.il Gt-n
--f i'ti 1 ho, ore.l a ! lOVV Nr ! 0 p'i.S :.i -
ciu,’.* to attend their own patieiie i
a! the tac.pitai Although bill n
• •t.:ii]' .„•< oil by ’lit general a
sembl', civ: liorpalal hoard.-. Ihi
permission t», let Negro m.t <>.t> use
hospital facilities the Ge.ii-._ii ho.
piral board hat taken im ...non in
Hip. dn eel lea.
Other etc-: n'liueiidoU.-itis ipi. li.idcii
asKinp the bn.-.m *.f eiin.-'oioii to i
provide a Itri >. oeatioiud yiu
daner pi ce, am n,r Neproei. ..nil
the t-lty • •,ui,i • health board to see
the! iv t siurs nls in colored area*
abide cv the health code.', govern
ing them
oki,a sin
r.rov,cie he,- forthwith with educa
lerded the Rtaie of O! i...-,.-.ii,;» to
provide tier forthwith with edue.a•
ttenai facilities equal to lit, re al
forded i,i it,e uoiversit it id bet
i.oia-j facibues equal i . i.liose ai
tnan admit a Negro sludeat the
state set up ;. makeshift lav school
in Gkicaioma City Maintaining ;hai
;ne Jim Crow School was not equal
cp the university ~,w s, hoci, Mt >
Fisher declined to se-k admission.
The , ha; had no siudc.v
NAACF iawyt s'-. .--v p ivy - .
pens ii, legal edueuoi. and. ■,■ vl.-
logy. attempted to ci,; n- r -'. -.- .;, ■
tne We, schi.ol - ni . and -
net be equal t.. Iht - i»r.v .*
Fence 1 Tlie t a v iz.
.via;, before Judge Hue 1 .. tie
Li,strict i urt of * .r\, I
Inly M: 11;!.,.'- mu i H.-n
t ock-Wit'V:,i. took iln-ti <
earn. Coin t alter IK., Uiiiv, fell*
had rejected then applwat im f-r
adniis.s.ion ' the yi.<duai> u )in,.i :n
February .1 u*-,-e* Hmruvv .-. dt-ci-.i.'.i, ■
banded du I. ■ n .-Uiau-i ;■ .-u h.i
fed the . 1,, . . J, Cl. ■ I f
ciudinp Ncgiv student*.
( Oi l Alfii \ OHIO
V€iltiGil Will L-t 'the? ilcfuii' - ? cl 5 ,r
F.a : u ive ScCiMci •• t-.• ' i >tn, •. *! ,
Rcp-i t of Recent At/; : an i i ij.
Dr. Somerville sepnt im ■. iti
/iffita ii U1 i: I < the iii litlj-. £ i'irni D‘
ctinher to Keo;'ii3i.s
Dr. N. L. Si.3rL.-oii.-tigh. .ii
ilitnt of the 1.-mU Chi r v Coovenn.-m;
Di \\ I. Rll omr ii i*: ho \ oa ,
Virgirua ii chuiman ut the ICol- ;
tu jv« Board: Air R 1 HolloiGan.
I'O rtoiK Vi; buiis PvtSldeiit •*f the
luHiVb arid Mih A JtJ
Uanduiph. Washington, u y is
piciidfcnt of Hit "woman Auxiii
ar>.
(Ml ADMITS
the bank, said fliai the shortage
Vv'as I till;-. OtfVes'eJ h»_v a looiiri • ltd
the Amerioaii Sui cty C** »ihpan >■
with whe rn the institution ha
. Tiled -i claim.
Tne young \v«..>n'*an j> j i»i
time resident Raleigh, a grad
uate oi ilie Washington Higri
School and attended Shaw Uni
\ e rs i i y
Sev'eral ~-t her inends arid a,;
quainturue- t.i i tfj c l AROLIN
IAI f that she had been Che .•nly
regularly employed member of
her iarni!;, daring five per;..a
vpiicn the shortage; was i --;.cveo
to have occurred.
READY PLANS
omntunity , enter building
The rortferenoe ureet v.ll
provide clinics to discuss and a,,a
iyze problems of the Negro nr
busint-ss as well as educational
lectures by experts ,n inane
fields of come venal enterpv, ,e
tbernes to foe cliscu ■ - j ,?,
elude factors in the successful
roperation -f businesses. pecia!
problems confronting the T orn
in uncultivated fields
for Negro businesses, and Negro
business within and beyond tne
color line.
Businesses to be represented at
the pre . \jki- :tioii me,ting in
clude insurance, i,-ai e.-tate liran
agement and construction, laun
dry. eosmelics, women's and
men's wearing apparel, food pro
ducts. private schools and manu
facturing.
JTn- . .ml rrence is to be hand
led in .er. 11100 with Enimn.'
Mai tiii Laricastf ! of th; U. N D -
partmeut of Comm ere <• and \ r « *
1 ;cr, S. Gordon. Atty. Oscar C.
Brown is president of the local
G.M.A.C IF you can- t lOTAinr
Pjy'm.nu < A.K, KEEP YOUR ENGINE
as low as NI.VV
■ Q New pkton rings save oil, gas,, and
5 J jive yi.u more power
month SIR WALTER
I 2£S£ CHEVROLET CO.
INIW( ,' i>^m^iil^i>^iii^tHi |r iwi»«nrrflniTWfrr-f-n-riivirir^»n-irf¥r-f-tirr--‘ —— —•r-rtfmnr
*. .•mnv.-rce group Mrs. Giutilde
i 1.; he,ids the women’s division
and Lewis A. M. Caldwell is ex
position director.
VA. BAPTISTS
t-ri at. his request.
Dr. A (hi throush whos« plan the'
. . ... (,ii.-,1.t-ii n.oi i tn«h S2OO.- ’
000 of debts following hu- adminis
,, t.nu.
plained in cieun! >ii- propo.val tor a
.. V < ><a; }.->];* 1: it; I'isiSt- M.UUU.UUu tor j
the college.
In Aik-n lias dratlw* plan.N .tor
JitJpi t,)\ t l£n 1 ;t Ot Uit J eoUegC CIU
-1 :cui;.t , 11 ihi taen'ities to put
the ci-ht'Ce in U pO: it loti to Win
\ v lOicnoiT it I ns lust : ate coTlego j
•vtamia: hi 'Tne instiuitiun lost Us,
1 .itifig with the Vir: i-na state:
no;:un ot education during the ad- :
ndi.nstariu>u ui Dr. Vernon Joints. !
Baplists in all pans of the eotm-;
Li • V.ili help KiJSc tUUdb !«.'l *h'
ctfool whn.it is operated under die
pout-oi: i*xjt> t.i tne Vuginia Baptist
mat. cultvt ntioii. Dai>t j t- make;
*.ont/ ibutji.ns to the school h orn
iiMeieu! :d.ties and oaMoiuj, g)‘>Up:
Di.ci much support comes troni vuu
sicifc oi Vu.ynhit.
S. VOTERS
jeln M Vfj\ -inali maiii ei ot Nt
gj ;« in tth state wi'io hc/ld Cion
oral ejection eertitieotes
In tlie wake of an efioit t*
purge tne names oi all Negn.
votm :i from tne book:: who did
.not hoJd sueli Ot I til ieats■•.. J ledge
VVa; ljjg handed down a teconJ
ruling which declared in elhct
that t a* party's action was a sub
lertage airned at evasion ot tile
court ..; findiQ^s
In addin ui he promised prose
cution and jailing of any found
guilty ct luriher violations of the
law ui the case.
As a result the Primary was.
fully open to Negroes in the stare
mi tne tiis t time in mot t than
70 years.
Early reports from the polling
p 'aces, liu'.vr ver, indicated an
ovorwjielirung vote Jo> the iv
tf. iii motion .A Senator Burnet R
♦Vivt % . . iik pi the U. S. Senate v)e
vpite effort', to dnvet an organic-
A_ti Neciiv vote toward fhe_ sup-
RUi» .-J }u'. opponent. Nc'. iiic
Bonn it.
I*ol.lo STRIKE
ii',;- '..it:m;,i Fouiulatioi, I’oi In
fanti)-. Piinil.vM', whu said tiut it
wa- pr,:aable that th,- years toll
might reach 2,00
La. :i a total it p.iimeii
out, t,c more than doubit
tiit: namber of .a-.r, which struck
ih, -t.ilr during the Iq-l-l f-jjuit-ur
vvhj.-h was the woist in the his
■ - -i iiii- .-Tate prioi to the pi, -
ci'it iTulbioak.
the 1 ~185 tigut'e w- ;t 1 ariseT
an VV, dn»:-.day with the if-pui'trig
oi M mw case;. This vtai s a.
is now §9.
•rn m toMiu 1
■ a; decned at a meeting h, l.i
’ 1 1It Met. andless by Police Chief
’ >■! Hru-i; , Fat he. WHliam J
Murphy, pastor of St Augustine
. t ath. ,!it- Church and Charic
1 Steele Fhc ialtet two ate due,
’ and executive secret art <\;
■pe,*tj veij ..-t the local iL'ha
leaeue
The , W iil life Sfet up
i'r Joseph Lotunan Limvers;' >•
••I (.'hicago s ictoloßist and ass,,.--:
air i 1 ■,-,T;'I ut ttie American Rar.
I*-:a‘, ■li 1 - C'.Tli i , el] Lfe i.- 1 u1 e • w. i 1
i-e p-.- -Tited 1 >-. experts and 1.,v
men. 1 -»tii N«"jr > and while.
Working in the gt-neial field ,r
-■'it-.- 1 i.-.ii -!.- sa-d
the classes .v.iui.J be -pattfenife-.J
~ti, j similar com-es £ivon police
m Cimannati San Era.K-isco and
i.T iiei -cities.
, "Wi -- . nappy to he the first
aiy in th- south to oilt-t this,'
i.c -aid. "It tirneiv and cannot
help but 1 -ait in good It ,s rud
I- itii srt up as any .1 -.tica.ir, i.*t
the police. 1 a ill atu.upt t, al
ter, d all ii-dures myself and C'l,:el
f feast is savs he will also.
According to Steele. “Race re
lations is a world question An
ounce 01 p: , tion , \ : corth .
tiouiid J cur,-. It is hoped that
\-iih these, classes, it may-be pos
-U)l,- to leant to avoid race ten
-,ons or to cops with them when
They arise”
POST VI Al i IYM E
Sumn nr S-hool Fur Office W n"k
ers. a ;-ranch of the Americai. I-a
i,c,f Education Service spans,),‘c i
the confei ence.
NAPE Pit.-udent Ashbv B. Car
ter of Chicag. .. Wei fan n c cctpi
William C. J> ot Phila
drTphia Editor Snow F. Grtt-yb'.
~f Pi, trust legislative f umniiHe ■
Chairman .man C. Lymas of Phil
adtlph'a, and Education Commit
tec Chairman dame- J. S. Keys
of Chicago acted a.-; res mice lead
ns for the panel discussions.
FVcu r.-.sor ,1.-i j 3 .--eidman ~1-, t,.
<a;.-u University Profess'ts Ge-
[ SHARE SPOTLIGHT | '
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Toni Harper, 9-year-old Columbia I
recording star, and Johnny, Philip
Morris’ famed living trademark,
shared the spotlight recently at the
National Confectioners’ Association
“Candy Ball” held In New York
City. The youthful songstress, who
is best known for her plush, whis
pery rendition of "Candy Store
Blues,” was presented with a "Queen
for 3 Day" radio program doll by
Johnny, Toni's "Candy Store” song
is now the official song of the Con.
fectioner* Association.
ratlin and Alma Hmind of Ohu
St.it,-. _U.if In-.!ui- tov Aim pa, t:t E.
Smith oi H ,dcliff> a
ijsu-d Mies Eicanui (1 L-nt,
■ tc; tur ut tine- Auk- - ar. 1 -ah...
l:,iiUL_it ; i;n Service, a-. Uiscu: Sion
■ leaders.
The Alliance delegates roomed
ut Neil Hail with the uity-seven
litiifei pfeop ife iiuui tei, ;h' --a .ict
■ three foreign countries o im .-me
in attendance at the buiumei
1 School For Office Wu, Reis
ii eighty peoph. i'oomed
together, ate togethr. attended
!, j;.- ,-. dance-., and had a picnit
togi-t lie; cl ii; ull the 1 :1" -fa\ ■!, 1
'limit* Hi-nuii Stveatl of MoU:-
ti:i,. Tex.u., hem ul liv legal light
!,. ent, ; th<* T« ;a J .aw Si r,,. 0.
tiaV'.hlt-d the longi-.-’.t dii.laucc ui
ally Alliance di I, gate in <•••<•11! at
til,- Ohm St.it, meetimt
On Saturday night, NAT ■ ;
President Ashby H. Carter deliv
ered a stirring address in which
i he stiv.tsed the development ul
inteUig, nt militanev in r.andling
Alliance problem the changing
of verbal pleas intu written biicfs
.end the Rr her i!',v<--:;t)eat;un :h j
riniiiiution in the p .stai sfe,
vice which saw Welfare Duec-
J a-i in pJ a v the rial' part,
lie poinu d out that the Alli
ance i 1 ovennen ..1 Pits, aft,-
a speech by Atiornev James B
1 vi;-;,h i.f WArhinyt-n, D. CT. lias
-ei up a wo! k,‘t education pro
i arid t hsli tDis \vo6k 6nd ivt •
fc .t itme •Alt -. HilOthfc- i‘ Hi j 11:51 GJjiP i. '!
• !i: p: itfi Tt\ tf'Aiii'd t? 111 i1 Ul 3 ting i
Kfecond cl arc: citizenship. President
i j.!,. state.! that the Alliance
had opettfi up jobs in the South ;
and scciufe,"! iOo.n: itiour in tiir
; North by using “tradition as a ;
i -dii;r not as an anchor
s.’iUloO 011 ERII)
!?.e * if->>,' r ; .nill be lined ;
j !a get nd *>r Uie ritaiiy in» uVr.n- ;
. rIU.T of ?br old 31 T brig6liifcl i I S. i - '
vi!i \ >r- lot -j led atfcouT : tuoe or tr*ui
■tt-lc-- Ti f < :.i tilt ompciGi I its flic.
bi il VO iii !.>* fOii
'hr 1 tim peri a) taiiftiiy >
I'll MS of •! ji 11* -th V.'cl! hi ■>IJ i s'. C 5
jfid Lei \ ii.’ti. induct mg recopuor» :
• 1 *lTf ■. 3i~i 3 tid iff TlCe i OO.U) a ltd -j
I rjrbt room.
if * c new sirucUiFfe wi)i rail toi g
’l3lllO -‘.f jviiit OJ tt .1 t’clj ■, j cte. htOiiir
i fuasoory, bj o.'K partition #v.*i rift :
■• i. - . i hit!
|hu! bu-T NH'li stone-; a*: the \oi ,
, i.!i a• - ot Arrib'i o, dark > ;
• ioiet gx am! ot Hai ar and yellow j
'•ti« ot K. st ban a.
1 til' OOftirST j:. (.ij.ri tU a* i ai'Cllf
s.eetc and ti'a viiir-c i t hiiidihg hi^r. t.■ i
teclii,, :a 1 school tupiotnas irem al 1
• au.-us and all rue* trough out tne
. oi Id.
i t> dpt-raiivt 1 Srts
Vl*i*'.> Met*iin:-* For
Hus I i «<IdY jM'Mlt
Du tint; ■> period of a bn. it T.i I
months a group of far-sight.,l
Ni a i citizens r>! Rairugh and i
W:-il;- j i uiimy, numb, : nig nearlv
300, invested approximately $6
000 in an idea.
That idea was dedicated to the
proposition that through coope
rative > ffortall men can achieve '
equality.
Imagination and vision have
been the chief characteristics
through the ages, of men and |
women win worked im promoted ;
and achieved lasting benefits loi
all mankind This group oi Ne
gro citizens had the imaginatiu.i \
and ■ hey caught the vision of
what .1 would mean in our group
if we, through cooperative el
lu.rts, began directing our re
source t info clramiels of produc
tivity for our cotnon good,
It is with pride and gratitude!
that thfc merivhers of the Wake ,
’ Consumers Mutual Association ;
took upon the unfolding of that
idea oi cooperation because they t
can itov. see the beginning cc
the t•••aibtation of their imagina
tion and vision.
Wn k is now proceeding in
(quipping' the brand new home
nf Hi ;,ss«;iation with the very
latest and most up to-date equip- :
ntenl available and this complete
ly modern departmental food
. -Tore “/ili uesii serving ir.s mem- I
bers and friends just as soon as J
tiie installations have been com
pleted. ,
P\. MARIS IITSTF
Th*- ;i ci und_i H.-cu.s.sioo pi„-
s th-t no mauistta’e shall serv*
nt- representative oi any political
Ca-, y less
ional ot Sena ton a) District and
that each magistrate shall devote :
.1 enure time i.uti atlcr.uon to the
duties of ins office.
i- i-irec.g-a claitiied that lu l umuug
foi C in. re*f. mi the Pioyn ssive
tioke M-i'Ai-1. yi- ■ , •
as representative of the Prof 0.
The magistrate, who 1 ioiieiU
ed a "very strong 1 ' chain * ol v u ■
o ii- .- is .list )■!,.•; suited that r.e j
has no mleuTAon of withdi a win,-
from the race >, oi le-iemng * on,
tiie bench.
i- i■ , termed l!i threal a
manifeElatiOri ot lie pallein v.liicn
is being followed throb -hout tl e
countr' m au tftint to o - evci;.
l" ibl niiiueuvci !o block On
election of Tliird Pin ty e.-mdidaie
TKNN. STOI TS -VIDE
HAS LONE RECORD
Among t!,e 10T: T-.T gi eey eniphi..--
ied as full time profew lor.ai Ifacicrs
i On is- 1 - l >. outs of ,-imenca. :
Beiutr-iamp a*:; slant Scout
'Uthi- ;,i Memplti. renn.. has the
'longest, record of service
1 K'.i-.iiicinm,)' a native nf!
( •i.el'i-,'., 1.. , 'iii-, ed tin p; .if,-. •
.*ional service of 'he organization
.») October. 1927 us assistant to the
*’l diit-' t.-i ; t interracial ac
ti vi ties?
‘ i 1 eld lie po-l five and ;i hsJl
ed 1 hcii , : tiie Phi.
- raw Council at Memphis in Ma. (*i
T'-'.-i "! i;:> C- uncil stands sixth m
■ r n.dtot: in a*.live members er.-
* lied l;v--iii4 2 JIW Negro beys .u
leaders in its units
:*uu,. c - i Prairie Vie w >"
iree Mr. Beauciiarop was teaeh
r tot -t\ year? three at Jacks an
- ilie. Fja . and three at Pori Arm;.,;
i e.xus. In the latter city he was.
■Editor and Publisher of a newspap
er me Port .- i fi.ur Revis ,v.
i >r s time hr was also a yen
mai contractor and builder
Ah Beam-hamp entered the Bo;-
O A ¥ ¥ ”* DUNCAN PH'V 1 S St.)FA
rUK OALti WITH SUP COVER
COl-'FEE FABLE, 2 FABl.i. LAMPS AND A WHAT
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Put Your MONEY To Work
For You!
You .-an Mat'! gefilimc i,-ui as tfii.-v thing'
vuii’ve always w.intt ; ei and thought , l i>u iipvu*'
~-ould fsiiord i’ - >oii SA\’F, i'm ,hern. V\ ith a fivv
il.iifc Satiiiy.' Acctunt al 1 •,i -1 i 'ttivt-n-. Bank & 1 nj-,t
( up;pan y ou cau set aside- any anv'mnt you like
w i-hur vi-r yiio ’.vi -i. lutfei'cst <U\ bjfciHh k<;<rp your
1 h-i *:tnee jfi n•-% init.
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1 1 " Serving Eastern Carolina’'
Well Buy few Rkky Wartime Tires 8
Here'* a chance to get top price if
foi the present tires on your car — B
mmsSliliMMl original tread or recaps! B
With Top-Quality QeneroU on old- B
, ' fr,e etsi Y terms, you ren hove P
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SAVAGE TIRE "cor" |
vIcDOWELI ek CABARRUS ST PHONF. 2-0571
THE CAROLINIAN
IMP
V I SIT l Vittll INIAN I'l \\ 1
- A fniVc :n »* shown U»o Alls
i and i>. Hughes o! Baltimore,
ivtil- him euiiie to
dirk a v til e* t s OI J norm r 1a) I a I
While' hi the aly they decided to
\ • rout M(svt m e n t a > a volun t e e i
I* r.ifiri He beCcOTle. ‘A • Hii il:: 11.' i at
i. ■ i;11 Ai * lut i Texas in 1 H2.1 an*-!
• t-i ved i’ i a y ea •. and a naif. lae
• ‘e.rvcd in ii;c earnr capacity a*
J’.ioKh’tnv) lie 1 in., in tile fit nt Ne
, gro Troop oi the city.
LAST RITES HE! !l
fOB HER HILL
CHURCH LEAOFR
ROCKY MOUNT Last rites
■ vore held b Diva;: P* v lit-; yn^i
• ,i v- . ...f P *..i ti.il Kapti : l
V nut ch July 23rd and inlet men*
luck piaci: i,j the viiutf n c-tmeterv
Li . <..11 Re-i.i hud ; t . CO, ,b u
-th !htr .R*-i Hdl C1,,,; ,-i! i n;. ;*-
ti -,, sis -* -.■ . ami a de-aeon for oO
visit tin (’uroiiiiiuu plant. Here
Hit t lit ■ liihmi wait hints the
operation t«l a l>notype (iiu-mne
it i .< t < Eiva ( arc
luu in t iiiplnytt
—»'arultiitan Fnutu b> Snepnaru
yr-ftis ■ Be id was active alpsosi
id li<. last, having been in bed
ill; ,1 »K. although ii: •ii-. i.nUi,:
lirallh fill’ 111. j Sst fe' ytSUP.
llt IS Ihe H-liiwi dews is of the
Ntuie Kr.t r Bt pti-t Aticieiutioii:
inttat--it.-.i is; auti *t... i: paii m 11
omm unity ei.tei m a-vs. including
Hit Brick Mutual Exchange an 1
Brick Fedct al fvedit X; ni- .n.
The deceased t- xened a sane in
ti pence up i. The community life
.•wound ii< !• t Hch a! and Bed Hili
|' p e nn f p,n ’*
11^'1 $3.15
» 11 Fifths
86 Proof
THESTRAIOHI Willst-i i; IN IHIS PKOtiUf l
Ant t, ifAKiOlt MUKi CIO Sal; tin* I lie t
rniilUi t:i NSiiikAi SeiKiiS, DliOUtO
EkGM GkAIN.
eeoDfatcau t watts name, ?eosi*. iuiwhs
nmwammmamnnmmimitmv i . i.imihww 4
/ TftAILWAYS t ,M*M
I sjv- ..... v (U^ p Buses •
KiNSrON 1.5 S% w 1
. IKiPh V
CHARLOTTE 3.P5 I
ASH! VII I l 515 8 >-.*
i FA VET I EVll I I 1.20 |
i I.YNCIIRURG I* BO I
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8 NI.W YORK 80 j ■
VA Bl Aril 1.00 M
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Carolina TRAILWAYS
WEEK ENDING SATt’RDAY. AIKIPST H. 1948
Mii'laitr.s and Is: iums alike s-oogif'
iii.- mi”'ee and ro tins spoke evil
of ‘‘Bii; Daddy Reid, ns Jit was ai
ti-ctioriyudy called by all who
knew him.
An out?'ati;lii:j: ample oi the
esteem in which deac-.m Reid war
held by many wan shown by Di
Fred 1. Brownlee iwhite) of tnc
i\ l: ii u : 111 \ 1 bsiuiu-i V A. soaiv io 1 s
who took lie '.rip ;vM the way from
New York alieud the fun- m ,i,.i
P>-m ei-M-. i>«t ifimr i t "Eli
Daddy' Reid
'3 he ■. no.- were conducted bv n.e
t ,l iut if. ti Hart pa«lor v di
U-f lit v O E. Dancy. O M. .lame
a:... tins:. Prof. N. A M.-Lean read
' ol.iiiim y. Onfield Funeral
K-mi- handled the burial Tin - i
’. is-ti - include tlit widow. Mr-.-
Mie v A. Reid, two f.uns. i v.-u
ilniiriu- i a !-, lei Uaushiet and
-• . i i.raudeiuldien.
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Greensboro One way $1.60
7 express, 25 reg. trips Round trip 2.90
Washington, D. C. one way $5-00
4 exp resa, ‘1 reg. trips Round trip 9.00
Roanoke, Va, One way 3.65
3 trip? Round trip 6,6t>
Norfolk One way 3.50
! J express. 15 reg- trips Round trip 6.30
Pittsburgh One way 8.60
2 express trips Round trip 15.50
(Plus Fed. Tax’
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WOMEN LEAD AS
POTENTIAL VOTERS
i
The potential voting strong*;)
of womet' now outnumbers that
of the r.uw by more than 1 1-2
miliion Tin is significant in that
t!ii- solution -to the impending
di- .e-tec expected because .<t
vob oat.liy is i c-jiainly expect •
id to be offset by the women
who come- up to vote this tune.
The official Party rosters in
clude -. a i, on tiien rolls. They
h»-'d high place;- in government
1 .od tin burden rests on their
shr/uid. is to correct the appalling
stab- of apathy that exists among
Ann ~. .iii voter.-: An active cam
; pa so i n p iiticil education and
act i. e v all ulong the line has
L-e«-n initiated and vigorously tol-
I.- ■• d op lo date The job mu V
sain naan- alum every month.
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