PROBE 800 TEACHERS IN S. C. EXAM FRAUD
coi.uuniA s r Xoi-ii
f'aroliti., . M.'laa a.V'-i !;i 'A',i.- rock
■ d as Hv 1 ivfii! - ’K'ii
la-t v V.'ft ;i i; . ,: • ,U i:
that up, ro\ mr.UTy >kti)
t. cller-, a. 1 ■<! c;!! "... .c ; ii. >..• hi.'
PARKER COMMITS SUM
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16 Pages
VOLUME XXVIiI
Hmm County Suit Filed In
Attempt To End Vote Denial
HOUSING PROJECT PLANNED
TWO REGISTRARS
NAMED !N SHI
WARDEN CITIZEN
« i l.h- :■ » « • to fi U
t;i (‘jroljr.;* j:iv il
■ ‘ •{■'!' roJiST t iiti- <j i .<:• vi c j ;
t’fl.r inn. d Oil pa S, till ;■ ■, 1 >ll
Ask Citizens To
Back Bond Issue
"The p0«.).>!,• ip the tll <
vote overwhelmingly in hr. ;>« id
i >u- ti-nd •;• -nt* In ?«0 nulli m ri> •i •
1 •, , -
>chu<»| UuiiJiMtt.'." -•!,.i<>! the Hon
iitabio I! \\U : 1.i," n:.i!s; <'.m• • : ; i
iuuliu ■ Mri i ot l.'i- (•un ■
ill us Stub. 1 i.eime the KY'U'.gh
Clli/ A ■ ..i-.nliur t.'.i Hb’i-i
--v.u!th Sti'Ci t VMCA '>.: Ft iday
il- on- H by A ll ■ ■
F. J. Cornu with !’. 1. R:.ifm a.
H-cv.ii l-t of thC .. me
;;lC in;.'
Dei that l.tv .•••■bic \<>se it•
t ni- 1; r.cl iv.i' ndinn .1 u- t
'i vt« of i.'om I .' njj i! ’on t;• ‘Mi i
: I i Ol.iJ: !"!. iliajs and interim
•v <)!' Mr Durham ta'fc'd ct
."’..-I overcome '' ■ i ;M'tio:'iiiy
bur, nf Jhc oil indurirv who <n ■
actively opposing the js.-m -■ ol
votu n favor ti:;-, 'iriyr,rir.-;vstale
•.nverr i,i..
Wake C'minty's shr -e will amount
Fourteen School Children
Injured In Bus Crash
WI.VSTON-SAI.KM, N. <
(ANPI A school bus, carry
ing about .to children skidded
into > honk in th eOltl Ton. it
commun'd y . here last week and
efcU-Ssrt injury to it of its !»&.<>■•
c i a*, i '.'i 11 : >m an.i re- x«.n.
ii. :>. ;, b;. tat m hiiot fiiriai.
i li« plaiv; I .i 1 the i;v exti ,ati'
. u IC* i-\.;.T ' ». ».r. *ll o ■ «• i■: t i‘n C ■'
, ~; •(i S' 1 i*•! h V* fit'. TO. L "lh
NORTH CAROLINA’S LEADING WEEKL Y
s:north Carolina uteri
>l2l l\
HU hi N Hi \ I il
>ll A!. 11l- < AVI'. liclll >
itcsli ;. ■>! has Seal tied that it
V.Mn liuvilv to h«- a tut ami
lull drive:- l.ust vice!; hr wax
in; J;> I Hies totatiiii., si .’t in
l. lt > i<>il > i >; 11 1 i 111 tH il l;t: -I
8 ..it ill tile trait if
fi<-.l!ti til Mr-. S> I ycvti t Mi
thru. AC.
I i- > . til tvi a s’.| |titf tor
a h.ti ;;t til irt kies, ill'll ltit;
A: i I til ifj\ til- tile- Ml Ilf oi
.ill . ft till 111 111 .tlltlllillll Its
Vs ,i l mi'll Si l null un ctlaigis
lit tit. tlrnti s iitrn.f aii.i liav
::i ; no hi iici-tinn (,i:; *1 i'• t* a*-
i tit. i : .till' on Vi a . 10
.i.Aiij.i) tot; Tin i r
oi wnuiiM,
i i.i. \iu iii i ow\ s <
\\r John Biiifisim. IV
oiii i i s.hi■ ■ iit ol the lin k
>; \ t.;in :• 'i t tinii, vt as ucresl
tt) lit-re last week bv I'. S.
l.ii:->.P .uith.ontn un a Iwrge
v-i rilliug a rural man box.
trim: \\ hit r. ,i i.tiiii wadding
v.:-- tulrii I’m* ring was
taken irnin tin* inaillios of May
until.! Ivins, wkiise ti.iugiiltr
tn In- m.t! rii tj iv'.t Monti!
!.o nt■i; iv oi'f nidi; ml tor
boildS:'e ii'nd the only tax nco s
(a: ;• Will be .’'ll i’lia cf I per
. u; -'ate ,\’o money to
ti, L.'.'l'b: wit! come It’lin I■' 1 4 1 1
Ihe n t'd fm hot let •>: tools
i miy-rd that $l5O million i • need
' -o i> inn ■he s,,it Liiiidina’-' up
'Continued on page ii the section 1
Winston Dentists’ Host j
T.io second onnti.il cor.v'it im nt
ji.i ')i(i H ; "i State Dental Soi K’lv
••vi'ti bt held i: tVintaon-Salem Mav
:>(’ on ; " it l:a. been announce'::
y Dr. M .ui'lc I. uValts < t Ra
le it,! i eci ft" r, -tii’as ; •»! the
venders. Kuntied to Kale Bit
ting Reynolds hospital lor ex
amination, all hot two were
discharged alter fir;.), aid treat
ment for minor cuts and bruls
i m.
llf'Ch! ■ * •■ i * : i'lg foiluw •*« a
probe 1; f S'.-’r ißOcti’t! ■ l rMth-a
t.'.:n I'. v" i • i ll a <}*• ..It I •.h.iMl.-.liv
'ii .■:< 'a v -a 'i d l\V vi
a.;lv .: ■ ti, '.i i coniii'lates
i. ~i to.'. ’hs ni.:'..tin',
j- nf 1 ". 'ima
%\ M f
>,4 'N „ if* «^R 4 ;.||
S'*
UK. Klfil.\R!> t» STON'l'
>i Al'CrstlM >1 ! \K
lbs ' hot'f are shown l*i'
Kir! .Hit (i. sltiiit-. prtsideil! oi
M. Vlar.v's >rhonl ;sml tin Hev.
SiirUnn K ite lirtisip, f'ri tor f.'l
si. i'liiiiii's riutrrli in Sew York
LAUD NEW SECY.
NKW YORK i •>«* Katie, at As
ocial ion i the Advanceivo nt of
■'.o!' . pc. »pie this week cor:rnt -
i- President- O nt
•Vi tUc ■ .-il Civil Right:-.. o:> hi., lunii
i ‘i:>ti■ •>t by •WiMb . Ti'.:l'i. ' la
VC 1 HC.itlol! Ot Sfcia t;ii i 4 'ht
i'Javv.
In .■ coi'iarat 'iUitovy h-' ■.< ,:;,i t»x
fij,' hope 11 >; 11 Son ate
c a!' • in'OiVtiJily tori unae.iniously
• nlii in tiu- Matthev.. appoiiitment,
NA A. ; ’ See: etary Walt; : Whitt
■ Litre; "! i cus: that under your
S c;... i f ■!' It ip what Him..ms o! .-c i.re
i y.'itu.n and d set imination in out
e. win swift I; (hi ay. ,1 C
.vi il.'tilu a:, i't'e.u'i w-i'.lfd b:e
Y. 'a: ihie Weiiarc i.e
hior; e at a :in‘in> el fv,-niy
:-.'il: t .e: a.,.i, eival ri- itfs Or^anix.i*
Sue.; e.hi'd la !':e NAACP at the
Wi’Uie M>. mm i..: Iknldu.K in Nnv
V or, p. i. . - - v , ..I «hr vtai
Tec ,n i/.a t ous li.pi't-et'led ...
-a et in," He j'.: d the J• ■ int
org.iiAzruen
f' al! 'i; . .. M-udcri w:tf> t! ' Old
No.ti) S’-.iU Medx-iii. Denial and
i'ti.i-'mcu-ei.'Tk'al Socit'i y. NnUti Co
; eliivi Nei’ro doiit:sis two year;
. ... t ."ie narrate orftai.iza
jt in in - tier 'a . rve ri.iri ■-■ ifi
■ if"i*) • t’li- me he i 'cri> of their
'p' v te■ ei.’it.
Since the eh. . -of the mde
. ; •'•intern body, {.ticnd-mcc el den- .
t "S has Inerfa'i.d, tile • tfieta .
I uni nut. arid this yarV ivgtstra- 1
'iwi j.-. exported to bo the Uirjte.it!
r'vei Ar aux liary >»ade tip. of'
wives of the manor! :-, will also t
1 e-invi.ne this year simultaneously !
: with the eientia meeting.
Gen r.d *essi< ns will be held at ;
i Win.'dor-Saletst State Teachers Col -
• lege, and a number oi outstanding
Hie <-• vii’-nnatioii : on wde*
: i i.i. it - ’.a f> i ci A in
lum-I -t tup since il p.i -tan;..' is
ii:' -n > hi v-.'. I. tic: ‘.An fbi
tl'.’i !i ’.s .': , the
A'hOf.' ■ o! Ist *1:: n v .10' iUA
aNDIXC SATCIihAY. .MAY 28, IMIO
irs.v. SHI ! ION Mil l. liISHOP
( iij who will deliver ttir uim
menet u.rnt address and Haei .i -
I::ui eate addresses i espn livel v at
M Angmlihe'v; ( nii-gr rveia isrs
wllieli vvi;i lie hehi un Sundav
and Miitida' .
< =':ine,!'ie-i on Civ.l Right a eo
e-hdicati; C-. « iv.i rights agcnct
which v/w: into act it-*, or. the
.irri-filibustei' fight i
AJC Asks Sweatt
Case Reversal
The American Jew; h C’../n..,iv..s
'■i'.nd.iy .; t:: so ain e ! ,id tiled •
brb'i u.'Kuig i.i United Stain-,
Su: nin < ■ . ! (ii rev lew the Texes’
( eor!-.' n tua.ll til require lb"
I'exe- Slate l„e.v Solum! to aciin.t
y; ( j-*ic -
’i iir ..a': n was -dm'Ud b> Hen,a,a
, i vv. at, woo ..pplied a. I94ti foi at!
‘■b-siei to '.ue law -v'liO'.i :t.;,ir.-
' I .lied by the Slate lit Tex a . f. .
r;■ ile t . is or*'.. t'i i:n;i!ei\ :
-i i '.balls:. v. d - ' ici etimcat
■'- i O'.- I> ’ ; K i |rj <jl
'•■Vti> in, . - pr i.'.i idem ei the i.i'i .ii
aaTv. v/n t active nH a.-ia, rsluo
numbers more than .>O.
j Arkansas Man Passes At
115 Years of Age
IH MAS, Ark (ANPt I.
r. t anada. bolievert to have
ijern 315 year old. died »t his
home cm the Pickens plantation
near here last v. ea k.
Aecordiiiiß to ft. A. Piekens,
piiintailon owner, Canada re
mained active niHii short beiiire
A sptviai ft;, it' of invi-ti-atoir
was p..t t . vv.-i k by the Boani
f Education to ji’Mi.’ ruinors ol
* 'if iim tit "ponit: curvp.it the
ixomiiiotum. tumors which see in*
e.! a’ubs-Uintihtecl bv the umisaally
SINGLE 1 0
COPY 1 yFC
NO. XI.VII
133 UNITS TO BE
ERECTED HERE IN
MEOBC PROJECT
An effort to ■'(» .-•(» nothin p about
l-i-i: suv. srioH,,;,e of Nc
i- tiiiri t is. ; iated to ot under -
.% ithaii U.u ;.<x? ten do S '
v. >.oi. ■■■ins'll or) , s.'tii'dulfcd t '
•••* ■ U u. a to.'; ilia pt'O
.l in tiie vicinity o; too Lucille
it :.n;u 50h0..!
i )n project . f-.i:ih<tuk (’ ini’ (ic
vei'.iomen; L.\ the Hunter Pork
H. i!.<;>•, iiu to. v.tiich :n o-i'jxi •
iilti : i;-. v i re tiled Monday oy
s' ■• is. Domc: - . Raleigh real
fst,.tp ujitn ;;Un Oiticei's .• i the cor~
: oi.d'ou in addition to Mr. Dour'
itjus ;in- tits wife. Mr Olive .!
;.' til 'ax- ,111 ft ) ’rt : ! i'll t-n’icc Vice
•■ < h i’ll* d ->■(■;ftary ropeetivi 4 -
Ai cum,- to information reit a-■■
• < ny iJotifiU.Sf the holt’ s will be
. *1 noted iii. a silt' non! the I .u
--l HiiUtfi Si 1 *>< i i botV'tiotl SJaVIO
ini K. l i.in ■• i Streets
Vn' ! i i.’iun ■.; the first .70 units
i ; '. i n KIJ A approval ha boon
■ Plain ti ,i)■ i v. iicri will rC-ll to.
urox io.i; 11 oiy l- scfu-iiilod
bi'"!t! within tin, 1 next to ca-..,
.Vi r VJu. it.;hr s said.
The first a roup ot will
be ni liar; ■ s . will have
Continued on pn.o « this section
c; tits;s i a lOpara: ■ sch til tor Ne
roes.
Ft eject i tv; 'in i n jv -ah S watt
took ils one. 1.1 Ihe Texas', courts
here r ''sight to J.nove th.ii tiic
■i Dll', i Nc;;,o Siho": .'.'.IS 1101 .did
i uk! not ia- equal to the long
i h.hihsl, d white soil l ’I. The hieii
ps; Mil 1 , of Texas denied his plea
cm Od.obei 27. 1948.
Urging 1 1ui importance of a re
view of that decision by the Su
re. Court, the American Jewish
Con. : u a., me morandum stated "the
,<* .it :■ mot mi eiy the acl
mi.v :or. ot oim man into one school
mu. the admission a an cntve
oph,- into i, community. ’’
J e Suprenu Court held in 1896
tii..l State d-d not violate the
t.tulional prohibit mu of racial
discrimination when it provided
.-•< parate but equal" facilities for
V- grot's The American JewJ i
'.Continued on page 8 this section 1
tits death. He chopped and pick
ed cotton last year. The de
ceased had a good ntfinnry of
the Civil war at which time
! he vcas living in Louisiana.
It fs said that Canada had
j grandcitild who arc more than
; 7is years oSd.
high "raUer..
Cp-v.i questioning of aeverai ’•
■\!je Mined Hktty b’ nave been :
implicated, u wa* :eported tiiat •
t ••m'e.'isKiQs i -d been cbtu; ii'el to
the M eet Unit copies of the ex- ’
Tot’s Slayer Kills
Self In Hospital
00l ONlionO The Riim and ti*aj>»;ic -tory of i l>n<
hftm sch- iol }>i" iuipa! vvlio>t* jol.i vv osTit-.s let! hi'i» to the Uai
i u}! liomo of hi- wife’s parents when* (in took tin* life of
ins three and one half year old son find tried vainly to kill
hirnsclj reached it- maerabre ending’ rarlv Wednesday
mornin.u in the cnminally insan*.* uuud of the State Hos
pita! at holdsboro.
Tnoma-i i’mker. ii:-. dB-\ear "id
pviticipyl ci thr* Wanted Elemen
tary Sclmoi v. be cracked tit-neat!;
iiv 1 vva as ui sti am nia* tvs'd bv
i i Ini sl id ll'llHllUiUty lippOSit .’ill
t> • !: ■ ■ ci.Jit.miiti:• n ' pi - ion,
• tied at J:dO Wt*di!t‘:fdri\ musiihi;’
at til- >-n<i Ol i.rit -I Vv men
I 11. a.Hi tied lu t*.il’-- . !.•!.*. tht di.m
’ini s i**oi;i to which he h.id been
■ • 11: i"J iiiily ,i It v. . i.' . t,nl i* i
Alt uiHijvli ni'.-iiitii i - to ii, ?am
i!.- .d Ui.it i.i* had tieeti exta-mc
is w'i.i ;* t*<i lor '"ir.c •*.i;it' ov ’ i inn
, v itliji... a! til ;, 11 i I:ii iHi. ■i a •
! irmly v,.> ;<- n ~u . . ; cw week?
. wl.v'H it become apparent that ho
I \*.. , ;.i i- transici *.-i; to Ac.c'her
• ■ U« i ii: .; *1 litt.*l c, t ;. ! ol Un;
! tc, t I* j net M-ns ill hi:- Hicntai
Li vc'c.iov. n rami* title mci f timn
- v ci*k a,-'*.
O?, Moiulay .if i.i i *,<. t' crk it.** canto
’v. a hi? w ife and .-on to H.ii'-r,.!
• t: .’limit* '.ii the K* \ .! F H. v-
W"".i 1 ;.. i.iiitcr-ii -i.i v Aftci act -
in : traimcly uun. - On- early rv •
■ ■ in Hi >k lie-, v n and wi i.t
in* tie .Seaboard .-tatmn .vr..i- iur
lie and li* i J.'C : t il! , -1 ■: c-t.il t lit'
1:1 .yilimi '.-Al fo.‘ k ill in it'. i t.'.Al
b wtiul'i l.vjun* Inn- veu and the
i v . I :
Later r-.tt Tied to the house
at a ; ,tpar«Hitiy rtiii.-i. a snort
'.'id' * !• ■ owevvtr iits wife 3*hl
mother-in-lav.* lhu acreaining front
tin- uou-.e *.vhon -cveral .hot . vans
I* v- found tea! he it ad kub’ei
ini who had b*.-en Abe ,i ttui
. H: to, "of* sh'ii into hi., owri on -t
i ',iltd nii'M'd '.'.hen h ii it-vl in.:
auothvr .licit into hi;, nead
*<.'•••»!'iiUtd on p.-tgc H, tii’ wtict)
TAYLOR TO BE
MEMORIAL DAT
LEGION SPEAKER
Jnmi < T Taylor. dean of \'i ; tii
I ho Inn Collect at Durham. will
ii; :.oe mam speak- i at tin. iMx
tinuaj Cemetery Mo: day ..t r.r ot*-
hr v'rtnie hole r l .ug tin 1 di'aCt of ill
'.in.- which .'.iii he conducted by
the Ctiarle,. T, Nut snod Port -.d
tde Auktqii Legion.
Ttu Indies Auxili'.iiw to the l.e
the American '-V : Mothers!
ami tne Spanish-/»i can 'via'
Vetei.c .. will iHu - iieipate n '
tile service.
Music will s e furnished by the
Washington 1 S. h. o! bund un
der the dtceelios'i ul i tl.Thompson ;
and the i ut-illt* HuiUe. 4i mool t.it-e.
i fib
The firim» squad will be under
tui u'-riitiou * John P. Green,
i ..- will : e ...funded lor the dead
b> J.dm lioVi A parade will form!
a II 30 .a m and wil march to:
tin- cemeleiy where tin services
.iii' scheduled to be; m .A noon.
NAACP APPEALS
CONVICTIONS OF
MARTINSVILLE 1
Richmond, va An appeal
t ie conviction ul seven young
Negroes tor the rape ul Mrs. Kuby
Floyd of Martinsville will be made
I by H i legal stall of the National
A ■siK'iatiou lor the Ad\;mct rneut
; of Colored people, it was announ
»; ced thi: week 'ey W 1 .estei Banks,
‘; .xeciilive secretary ot the Virgin
i ia State Conference of NAACP
i ; Branches.
' i The NAACP alleges that ’he de-
II defendants, represented hy courl
-1 appointed white lavvyers were'nSf
given a fair trial, and that invesu
. gat ion reveals that the youths were
beaten and told to sign confessions
Ito ' iv ■ themselves noui mob vto
! lence.
Parents of the boy.-; claim that
. the defense counsel in the case ad~
| vised thim "not to say anythin,:/’
j about the methods used to obtain
i confessions in the case,
i The seven defendants will lie re
presented in their appeal by N. A.
A C. P Attoriiys Hart in A. Mar
tin, Oliver W Hill, and Spotts*
: wood w Robinson II ail of Rich
jmond.
»tmi: ation iiaci ce-v-rt io Utiu
about it. all of i..e ox * nncvtion
:iitc •; prior to ihe tirtc tiud it
• was given.
Th, :•'> \v r 'n'- ai-o inibctilitiiiv
' ih.at perrons connected with the
Red Cross to
Elect Slate
For Year ’49
ill; Alin;.': 1 .'.lCiVit'.i: v.'f tilt* VVatlC
A nty- .:. i ■ 11 ■ r AniOi'ica* H*'d
|Cro&.- \v ii! be held on Tuesday at
: airii'iii. May 31. IIM!) a! J 30 o'clock
ir, tin' C.U Hal! Service !tv*po;ts
ouveruip t-.-iuptei activities ;..: ihe
: pa-t yc.ti* v,:!i be pt v ented in
1 mimeograph form.
Chaptei Otitwi' .aU Directors
wel be eicc.ed and all uu.':rd<er:
f *,!:; KeJ Cu*.- - ii>* >nt th .1 md
'tlf.' il ti, '..it* . tile \ oual .Mcet
iiu*
NCC ACCEPTS BIDS
ON NEW BUILDINGS
DURHAM N C. The building
n. iraaitec "I 1h * Nc r!l: l 11 .1 J * -.,
rmit m. bo rt ot *i ui tees accepted
*. t 'a a ... .. .j. ft. hi i no. notion
. ..y|,n::,n md health build
’in: . : ) 111 ii. ■ vvi.ich ty t>» cost
> .xh.H v.:'tin.lKiO. vtil nov./-
eh<’ p'.biu healUt cdttca
. A nutlie health
a • a ,i... ...tudentf. *ra
' -| :it ' •!*> f.-c’.luit*s far den
,-ar.* U' t i.-ibltc ht*allh edttca
i* i : : >• .an iratorv ptiw
■*. < v r . v r>.in , :’d laboratory
. y >■• e. I: *’tv*v . ting toon.
Ml I pi..in I- tV! l id- bv til*'
. i '•■ i". i** k • t»,e begin i.Og of
ta (' !!••,«* LUiMiiii.* luf
AWAIT REVERSAL OF
N. J. DEATH SENTENCE
THKNTON i) 1 riion : awail
ivl in tile cm ■' in the 'Tienton
, , i
S:x six youi: ■ Ne;-roes wh-ise,
Cl evil ’ ,1! 11>i ili’.l'd* *' Was ap
ilC:u thi; week I dr, tit i:VUi- :
jll-bCe Ne\* JOIM.-; Suplvmy l.’OUtt j
A brief as fttesHl of me court;
wasubmitted n the case by the '
National A; oci.ition for the Ad-'
laiicvinem -.-f Colored People.
The ‘lx \oudi \yei! -en’eiicCCi
iii the oiccd'!' chair tor the al- ;
leged murder ot 72-year-old Wil- j
i. Hm ner on January 7, 1946.!
Eight drifts haw been subir.itteo!
appealing the jury verdict on.
fc.-oundti that coriie.-sintis of the i
nuuilej wen übtained under du
ress during illegal detention and;
.a-cret question tig by the police
The NAACP brief, submitted by
Herbert. H Tate of Newark and
J hurgood Marshall, speiial coun
sel. ana Marian Wynn Perry, a-:
ii. special counsel, of New •
York, cites precedents established'
Win For Freedom
COLONIAL PARTITION
DEFEAT WINS PRAISE
NEW YORK Defeat of the
A. ylo-Ttalian proposal for parti
tion of the former Italian colonies
nnong Britain, France, Italy and
Ethiopia wax ha Jed a.s a ‘‘victory
lor hunia ■ fredonV hy Walter
White secretary of the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People
The plan devised by Foreign
Ministers Bovin of Hi .tain and
Sl’orza of Italy, was narrowly rtc
fented on May IS during thi clot; ■
\ig hours of the spring session of
the General. Assembly of United
Nations at Flushing Meadow
The proposal would have divid
ed die administration of I..sbya
among Britain, Italy and Frame,
it would have restored Italian ad
ministration to Somaliland and
would have permitted Ethiopia to
annex the major pan of Eritrea. .
built..! of eaucation and the giv•
ii’g r ui the examination jind been
invoived
Tlig PrJmctto ■. fv Teardter.?
i*.e.iOciation. the organization, oi
Uianfinued ot; paee H, this rectiom
N.C. Business
Parley Set
For May 30
*! he Third Annual
M.etil.:- u! t: .1 N. SbJtt 131 :r.i -
is 1/ v w 1 11 be held ,ii the
■'toodwcrtb Slj •••'•! YMCA >tu Tuts-
Oay, May Hi. villi tho Piogres: tve
sin»’K*> League *»t Kaleigh si-iv
*:»; as host.
Registration o£ delegate.-- and tin?
: tiMness sce iun will begin at y
-mi. Other m -aioi,. win '-.-’hide a
b.-unr- , i ; rii. v. .1; I.- w.J,ct
iron* )v uJij. *«■ u.Miii uti rpi
.••tv.i'ior: w;.uch vvili be prtv-<jtoi b>
a • ;-hou; motorcade i a -t R.s
1' busuu , re;;'. -t sikj ♦*£*-*.- -
.-.(Visions ,ti ■ I i.. a :•11 >; i- -
ntct-iing at the (.’i-.t.-t. .h.-hi
SO’ ‘.l.
1 ed as speaker , i- u..- vsi i
ous sessions anti clinic are .V 3
Turner, preideut of in. Hid.-an
i’rbpi'esive BttainPvs League i> D
C.arr-u us Greenville. N t". S
Pub a- N C. College ai Lor
I'e'iiri; I »V. Coe. S; Duviiaui; Mia
C Bis ' n-v 1.'.-: a auci \i- a .j.est
dera the N C. li. . - ’..tv.
and .1 J. Henderson, stale
pi ■ .sit
S . .led t., speak at tin night
publi r. -’etiiif; are Mayor p. D
Snipes, R Frazier of Ralfeign.
Mrs T. D. Jfirk.son. George Du-
B r 'Ty Rocky Mount, and J. G
l.aj -he-, Hie Music will be sup
pbea by t i - Washttigtoii H. r.-;
Si-nooi Bond. I. L. Jaek~vn ot me
ui rani/.itiof: v. t serve
it.aster of ceremonies.
l ie uiphi scr.st.'.ji which begins
~r /30 pm. wit! be r'utlov.-Gt by
o barbecue at t b.ivis Park at to
r*br
which the state legitlat-ure has ajv
pi-< mi 1.--.1 Jrr4.2lti.Boe. Other btiUtt
ir;e. t. be erected an* library, dm
irii-sik:., classroom building, fo
ci ity apartment house, domf-iaiv
fence eulidiri;, storage building,
store;: buildim* home t cotii.»rcic
r-rtT-ge, music ar t fine arts t.mib
ir.„; gymnasium and central iitut-
Thc-ri? veil! l.v ir.r.rk-mcii . tu
ilc present athletic field and gyn
n - „in; m well a- the j:.rr-serd li
brary building; - fire ptoteoiion
system will be. installed and walk's
•md drHC vV.iy; win Ot' CO; .tr acted.
•. ii appropriation of $2,065,000
, . irom lie iti-16 ley. - lutur- and
the it»49 Assembly apprapi'i.'.ted
4? b»U.
b\ U. s supreme ( ourt :u!-\
el irni; . suitr cOTivk I K i;. ; bitsed vi'i»
on sueii eoalessions.
\lorc Honors Slated
NEW YORK 'AN ft A=
cording U» aiuwunccments la-.i
week. I>r. Ralph ,! Bunchy is
vctieduted i«*r two new honors
in the near luture.
s'tie ItaitLco government nail
award him lilt-. Ttunneur I 1
Meritt", the higest grade of Uie
.National Order of Haiti, a nil
tlit- tletirew Union college <o
Cincinnati will present him
vi ittr an honorary degree of
Doctor of Hebrew Letters. The
latter will take place on June
11. I tie ditto tor the former
lias not boon set.
Or. Bundle will he the se
cond American to receive tine
Haitian award. The first to In
honored was Ex. Senator Hil
li.un King.
j Thu decisive vote on thtf Libyan
' Issue whs cas tby Haiti, whoso del
: epate. Entile SainHl.oy, made an
.; eloquent plea for the rejection of
j the Angk'-llajian proposal. Haiti
''broke with the other Latin-Ameri
; can countries to support the So
. viet. Asiatic and Arab blocs in op
! position to the position taken bv
Britain, France, and the United
1 States.
! The NAACP has advocated a
j United Nations trustee-hip fee all
■j of the forme rltalian colonies v ita
i a guarantee of national indepen
! dunce within ten years. Serving
!as a consultant to the American
. i delegation at the Paris sc-sslon last
| fall, Mr. White rallied support for
.this position among other non
j governmental consultants a n d
i among the delegations of the mem
-1 (Continued ort page 8, this wctioul.