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STONE MOUNTAIN
By WILLIAM Hi;WHY HUFF For AN?'
? wonder why thc.\ desecrate
That mighty hill of ■ tone
With their incfct - n;i| hoods of hate
Ant) pageantrv M u own
'they mean nobody any good
A Sony lot they are;
A brave man neves wears a ho u,
Not even when at war.
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WASHINGTON (A N F< -
Gen. 1 -o.wis B. Hershev has op
point', d himself fair employment
officer for selective service. By
this appointment, the director ha
sponsibility of seeing So i>. that
taken upon himself the added rc
lairn is practiced m selective
sci via for the interest and safe*\
of the nation.
The; appointment is sn lim with
President's executive order es
tablishing a federal FEpC which
: ay:;, "All Personnel action- tak
ns by federal appointing officers
shall be based solely on merit and
•fitness: and such officers me an
thorized and directed to take ap
propriate steps to insure that in
all such actions there shall he no
cliscr'ininati'.n because of race,
color, religion or national origin.’’
It was reported that ins true
tions have gone'to all elements of
the association, down through
the local boards, that any com
plaints regarding unfairness tin
rb r the Seltotive Service act of
tO 18 will he brought directly to
the attention of Gen. Hei hev
who will personally intervene in
the case.
Nr. Racist Call
As a :ranee HvP |h' re will
he no calls based on rare, or no
quota system used in tills peace
time draft, i* was reported that
.nv references of race has been
deleted from all except the class
ification forms.
Col. Campbell Johnson, who is
in charge of policy making for
all minorities including aliens,
said "race” was included on the
classification forms at his insi
h nc. Only ivy knowing what per
centage of the deferred personnel
were Negroes, declared the colon
cl,-would ho be able to tell static.
1 irmly whether state and local
board:! were doing a good job an 1
acting properly toward the de
ferment of Negroes, especially on
the basis of essential occupation-'
Menwho are classified as 1-A
are now available for service:
conscientious objectors are class;-
bed in ,-A-O which means they
.•re viva liable for non-combat ser
vice; n are deferred for occupa
tion a. i reasons: i1 • deferred be
cause of dependents. IV deferred
or exempt specifically by law or
unfit for military service and V
are over age for liabibtv of mill
tarv -ervice.
Not Under GI Bill
Men who serve in this peace
time draft will receive reemploy •
meet rights but will not be eeii
g’.ble for the GI bill of rights.
Generally veterans, ministers,
ministerial students and ronscier
• ii'.iu objectors are exempt from
military service under the law.
But .hev must meet the require
rants specified in the act to tiv
satisfaction of their local board.
Also exempt is a sole suj viving
: son of a family m which othci
! members were killed in World
War II or subsequently died of
i service connected wounds, inju
ies or disease.
The law provides that a high
school -Undent may .-oni'iuK ho
course until bis graduation or un
til he reaches the age of 20, which
ever is first.
Each state will be told it j sha'-'»’
of men to or raised in each call
from the armed twees without
regard to rolor.
Tli - - maximum penalty sot tin
violations o! the selective >rvie<»
act is SIO,OOO fir-e and five- yea.*
imprisonment, or both.
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Happy Khmer New Year.
SISTKIt TM Vltn: TO APPEAR
IIKI’E SLtrr Rosetta Tharpe,
« hose renditions of th, spirituals
and *os|ie! songs took the on out
ofthe churehes ant! ramp men
iiiijs mid in.o mam of the bright
cst spots in the rnp-rla innirnl
3 cot KT sn UMrS
‘Continued on pag r H. Ist Section l
regular course of our drive
against. Jim Crow in education,"
Thurgood Marsh,•••ll. NAACP spe
cial counsel, said. “In the Atlan
ta decision we won a victor,
which establishes the right of
Negro teachejs to salaries equ il
to those paid white instructors
"In Ok!G .o;;, ■lt do eh' '
court failed to order tht univer
sitv to admit our client, we
ceeded in winning a declaratory
judgment which wt believe will
enable us to hurdle the barrier
of eorn.titutionali! v horetofrn <•
raised against us. In the Tx <s
case the court rejected our at
tempt to test the segregation
laws in he highest court of Ihe
state. We will, of course, appi •>'
this decision.”
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THE CAROL.TNI AN
world, will appear in Kairißh at
Ihr Memorial Auditorium with
.Madam Mart,- Knili'l*,, t'atiior
mu Mini; slvli- and fl.il*»l|fh's own
Sister f l;ir> > All tiirl tiosprl
<'horn
-0:< Si'i : 1 '11|-1 2:i (hr spec si
lh; '■>; judge com I conriiMi.ng o
United States Circuit Judge A!
Led P. Mu it nil, ami Distrir
Judge a Ed go: S. Vaught an.
Bower Broaddu,- declared (ha
the statutes of Oklahoma whict
made it a < !!'(*(' fur Negro are.
write students u» attend the aam
vch-.-ol >v :•> Uv. t .'.eight togcllu
couklt no! bo v sod to deny adm is
.;;"n of C. W McLaurin to tie
gradu; E- school the University >
Oklahoma.
Mr McLaurin a retired pmfes
:ur oi Langston University. Ok
lahcnw. applied for gradual,
work leading to a doctor of phil
os> pay degree in January of t.hi
year. He was denied adiv.issiu
solely 'ir.'cause ot bus race, aoi
color.
Howevoa the court, while de
flaring the law. refused to gran
.. . .. .
I New Shim University
t
' Siiaw Ifniversity’s new church
was consecrated at special sei
vices Wednesday night attended
t o Et'otdltv. students, and fi lends
The budding. said Ip tie the miv
,ncli pendent chapel stTuetprc on
| .».ne ■simikis ol trie Negro liapt;.-'
i (ed'n in America, was dedicatee
| at .'.ervieCT held during the star.-
' ntev However, the consecration
i exercises marked the formal de
voting of (he building tn religious
activities during a regular school
| term.
| President Robert P. Daniel, pre
sided over tin- consecration rites.
1 Fror to the exercises, remarks
were made bv Mrs J. S. f* nrmer.
President of the Woman's Mis
i sionnry Union of Ihe Bapl'id
I an injunction which would com
; pel tne admission of MeLajirm,
j leaving the matter up to the State
! pi' Oklahoma. The court retained
I iurisdiction of the ease with full
i power to act. and provided boat,
I‘ eh her party may apply for \n
lh',"' relief consistent with I.h e
j pleadings in the ease "
In a decision handed down at
i t.he United Status District Court
in Atlanta on Sent. 28. Federal
| Judge K Marvin Underw >od
tiled that the Atlanta Schn'd
Boa id had discriminated again;!
I Negro teachers and ordered "■<
i readjustment of salaries" within
“a reasonable time.”
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■>. -* the U»l \. >rd in lighting? That*
when •on if*! calling your electric
n il a 'lignt" bill.
Then rit trinity began to lake on
wire chores., li learned to cook and
' '« and dean, to wash and iron, prr
*<ivr food, entertain the family —in
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Happy Khmer New Year.
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State Convention of Worth Caro
* na, and by the Rev, Paul H
Johnson, President of the Shaw
UniversJtv School of Religion
Abimoi As,sodatu>n
The service began with an or
gan prelude bv Professor Harry
f.Jil-Srnythe foJlo'.veri by the call
to wr r.ship by Dean V»’ R Siras;
ner. Figuring in the service wc-i •"
the .Hi .1 R, Manley and the
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BEHIND THE COURTHOUSE
Rev Mo;;e-a N. Delaney. A solo
‘ Bi> Tib; House ' we:; offeree!
•by Mis? E'flolii Laws of the Shaw
Mum Di-j lartment.
president Daniel, in an intro
dui.luty sUdeinenl said, "No!
only do w< cunseci ate this
church, hut w< consecrate our
sclvos to the broadening of men
ial hoi ir.ons and the deepening of
knowledge .that young and old
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