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Omicroit ( i.apter <>l' Ur /ot.
t* lii Beta Sororitj *>i' JkaleijiSi.
The Kicluil't lor Pie ccntr •.
In !il *<<:!it.Sy .1! tin Sojournr*;
Truth Brunch YWCA Unit* of
flu- contest AlT*' explain* *t 1(1 the
yri.Ujj by Vti S !.. Cuch hart,
t,.eileie. of the Kales Mi ele.ijiler
•Tioiin irom iei. to right arc:
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ATI A iIH. II!-;y>
Cl) oi Chill du A -it >ViVi.-/ 1 : ; !ai->.
the cectiV. • \r.UTM-rA c? A: ■ 8 i»-
cm TU-ioi i! 0.-hv;. il , ; ; n.
of Southern which vv *
acclaims ci in 'n. N Vo; )'■'
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thcil* part :*'*.*■'. ami pint i’r*i In:-.
Little Interest Shown
verged .i i 1; t ! y • rc:, 110 aad
lence. vr.k.vb :..rAi;ci a scald
ing of f.iur or live* fsegroi.r, eba
vti about the weather, the com
ing wnriri si ,v*. and other cu. :u
WHoV. *' u IK alius Sior _!•'
and , r;■ .. • i :,■ *■ , if,]!*. .ring ■
breakup * : :* ■■ meting.
Govern or ThLinnond s ulteek ■
.Sldfkdv'r- '' r Tin ml.: eu
the -‘Arne; can i Demociau*' '
tract, Lon : 1 groete.ci with scat"
Piled lUpSi;-. .. {l.‘\Y 'id
‘ Yip pc *>:-'.
chief ■ I’.nd ConfVie :; t<* f \ u *•
which hi: waved in the
to him app!au,s<; seemed inoieaP
id. At tii .tint' i'U* mi re uus
tamed iaat;.ats of :■ asu.d
tv enco.unt' red at :,oLU d red:- s
Charging that the government
end the- nation's political parti*•.
iiad ij* on uiKcn. over by
and Milmv. ■ . tin . ;-*
sad I. .at Hi • Ki.j s
t.Jrjcit ena"fmerit • m.e u. Be
country Wee.-! t! . V'::\ 5 !'
ComiTiuridt irifdeue h.n . An.,
can business and indict, y. “at .s
Assailing P■■ di:.; ft-, mm:
civil rights program S-baao
trick to place the Pmuiniev on
the auction hi e k for few - : rc. ■
to a debate* on his ices ,ns ir.r
sUpporLn;.>. .m imids'i
GoVei.c Is . , - -e •*••.< !
m the Dixie, ret til! didatet f'si
liS life : tie:, tu lie- 1. ' ' .1
LOU'he- s. (, 'is.,.. ; . if'*
efluolucil lor. oi .. o.iliit :f:•(;<! it
taler w tii oe.d in uti- •
parts ol ti.e notion.
BtAUi\ unm;*:
V.’ho paid tribute to the a,* s .*f
the schc .! end to I ; s f;.und«;r and
president. Miss Helm Stin f-u
Follow ing th- itrintipt. uddr* -
a c.ilo was dehvsmi by Miss
"Ruth i.meins
Miss Starks, before awardinu
diplomas i*> ihe graou-e.es, de
scribed the growth of lh t .sohon'.
from an initial •. ,ad e-if;■■■:.• c’-e-s
of elevon to its present si.-.*. She
Austing^ficHdls
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RESERVE
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f Tht Straight Wmskcys in !h,< piof*w )aw S I
. ytan v mure uiJ, JjV JJUlivSi W% >
I Stain «»%•• Wrist, 86.8 J«»L
i Austiiv^NicKoist
5 f.Co ■“ fPC. I
ft & •thOOwiY* ■♦(!* ?ipti * cu
M*#S «Nift M SW»»' ***#
‘.Sinnii ({< !I Hill. !W.i\uir VY.:
stun, Ami Kozrtle Hunt. BeuDis
R< ddick, Lucille Janes and Nd'iiiu
Jeun Ounn.
l . ntestants not shown include
Robert Hunt. k Perry Wil
liam Haywood a net Theodore fin *.
lie. Tin* contest i- slated to *'iitl
i:ll Os oiler ; > ,I'itii tin tiliill'i
u inch will lie iiehl ut * i<- to
< >.i I'lie UI .Scnoiii
vas ~-.•.u.-d in tin presentation
of the cliplonuis and i.trues by j
Mis Aril a Sucks King.
I.k iicdictio]i vs.’is delivered by
the Hoy E. 0. Lawrence, pastor
of the host church.
Thi 1 list of graduates follows: ;
Anr.io R. Bsat, Wintfved C.
i’.'.i I Jack; oil, Lol'.-c Dll: -
: Lydia ik-r.iloU, Sallie M.i
Milk Clai'id S Bucmv:. Alice 1,.
y r.i ..i:.* .1. Bradley . Willie ;
i. Peis, Berta B. Mi Lawrin,;
. Chacit’ M. Mitchell. Hattie. L.
Done Hazel G. Ki.ionce. Edna E.
Wild.*:. Da; sella D Bui lot k, Ella
If. Dixie: Catherirn* Dcnip: *'v.
Barbara Phamm-i, Laura
i'.'i . Mary B Hairi-... Lucy 1).
!Hunt, Siiddie M. Chapman. Tul*
B Cntic.'d Y.' th* I’ Ml
ia : n Lu; die* C: Bom M id: ed B
\i; a Fan;a- E. Bottle. Julia Hu:
- Mary Jin; .* is George, Matilda
\ Husc-v. Noiiic B. Dove, Luca
V Wat: o. A i,.a N Spivey. Hub,
O. .Vl* ■ v.v . Rosa 1.. Morgan, Odi.c
--:: Smitli, Eioraaia Rulftn.
LoM.iir- S. Williams.''Bertha D
Srnit,.. HeUm 80. a Henrietta ij.
each. Alee M. Mo ran. Do- : s.
M< t it, Carrie McKay. Sara h:
la at. .JovccA Bclancv. Ba:uri* r
W a. Baca Ik M; .• ib Dear
‘ ' '.'-a a rfettie \V;,: I', ra .aii s' •
Mi v a Susan P kr-wn. M.cfh:;
ibc. I Kra.cr McNeil. \l,*rv
Lraac Johnnie Bell. Francis
Be]!, E!n*.*ra Bicr.vn, Boa trice
da by Rcliccca M. Mtiigia,
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| Reports Improvement In
Morale Os 'Troops
NEW YORK “Morale amonrj Negro troops in Germany
is high although the* situation is complicated by failure* ci the
V/ar Department to end segregation." Waller While, NAACP
secretary, reports in a communication received here today.
Mr. White's report LA lowed a weeks tour of troop installa
tions and displaced persons' camps in Heidelfcurg. Frankfurt,
Mannheim. Nurnburg, Kissigen, Giessen, Karisiuh- and Berlin,
Gontribuiingle/ higer morale is the increased proportion of
Negro servicemen now assigned to combat outfits, nearly half
of wi—vn are now so assigned. The higher -morale reflected
in a reduction i*. the crime rule which, last month. M.. Whi.*
reports, was lower than lhat for white troop; and th<: lowest ia
the* history oi the occupation.
In Berlin, the NAACP official -observed that moot * f the
work handling supplies for the air lift into the American, French
and British sectors is being u*.m* by Negro troops.
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TL* pun !>**'* wa.- t" s*.ud> tD•
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I*l,* !.* land* and pi i-.iuoti ;i*tt na
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Tmm:*i bvtwi'i tnani and the Lnited
States
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NO (SC UTION
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or n per on riel directors to the ad
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fiecr As a l-cr.uit of this uctiosi. one 1
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•i ruling or, is whether or not these
federal agent*:* s arc comply hir*- ;*.:U:
the law by getting their personnel
ci ;o;*s dual functions and addi
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P *:
that 'be roves ament offices are. *n
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lice" in the federal officer if the di
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R N. Harris,Secretary. Rev. H. :
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ran Library association. Washing*
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Pan-American union, both white. 1
. k e -itei ded tlw summer
M-i eoj e.ntiei the sponsorship of
1 1: libral v el cue <' css and the
Nate depot tmtnt. The school wo?
held in Manchester and London.
Asia nil the representatives of 21
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mil'cm and races at the school i
were Mux HLsatiliue, Haiti: Dr. It. j
N, Rauganathan, former librarian'
of the University of Madras. India;;
; andfh Mrs. Lillie Wang, China.
Although the school was pjiniar-j
il.v interested in means of cle-1
i veloping the war-ton; arcus of Ibe i
' world, the agenda consisted of the j
j usual topics studied it; jhe average
1 library school Dr. be Cornov* i
i sky, dean of students, graduate |
i library school, Univv: t\ of Chica
. go, was trie sol, American on the j
; teaching staff
The concensus ot opi> lon of those ;
I attending the school was that the !
sessions had been very fruitful in .
better human relations. Partici 1
; cipunts were entertained by the
j British Coum d at Internationa! ■
house Manchester; by the M-th- ;
1 Chester Public library staff assooia
; tion, the Library association of j
!Gie;u Britain, the minis.'ei of ed
ucation; and visited the Interna
' tional Federation of Library c.ss.o
, ciations’ meeting,s in London, the
British museum and Oxford Uni
versity In Manchester, the visit -
, or; were housed in Ashbourne hall.
! famous residence hall of the Uni- i
versify of Manchester.
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