Death Claims An Angel
NEWARK.. N J. - There's supposed to b> no death in heaven
but. that' doesn't hold for tile earthly "heavens” operated by Father
Divine and h!s "angels”.
Last Saturday, Miss Beryl Stewart, to, one of the residents
of Father Divine's Sorority Peace Mission at 22 K. Kinney Street.
Sw» weary of the life which she had been living n.t the "Ui-im’M"
for the past 18 months and decided t > take her own lit*;.
She. was wised at breakfast tjy SiM< r Meekness, who went to ,
bet room in search ot her only to 'in*! her body hanging from a
rope tied to Die ton of her doorv :iv
Efforts by police officials; to locate relatives or friends «•><<••
would see to her burial proved futile and on Monday the city pi ’
vided for the burial of <i lonely "angel'' whoso death was listed as
suicide.
Death. aay tire followers of Father Divine, b the result, of sin.
Social Security
Bill. Up In House
Washington (ANF) Millions
nf Negro workers will receive in
crease d social seruri* - benefit a f
the House passes the Social Heeur-
Uy Expansion hill which was ap
proved by the Ways end Means
com in i: tee T tibsday
The commiteo pa - e>) tdi! cn -1
antes old age pensions to thousand'!
of aelf-eniydoyrd, domestic ; ."jv:-t<it ..
f o od processors, arid to state end
local government worker:- who at -
not new protected.
This will ine.ludr Ihc Id-thousand
Negro owners, proprietors and em
ployees in retail slur- - Hie 'O.OOO
employed in processing foods, th
two-million Negroes employed in
domestic service, and the 25 thou
sand in local government
FARMERS NOT INf LURED
This bit! however, doic, no in
Dude farmery. ,rd farm worker;
Ala. Budget Cut
Hits Tuskegee
MONTGOMERY ANPt - Tlic
Alabama legislature'.) «n te f
02m a and taxat" u ■ononift'-e,
played hid" and Ac” with edu
cational appropriation: for the state
in d meeting held here Sunday
Finally approving a hdi totalling:
nearly $57 500,000. ;t rut M. 500.000
out of the bill pa -rd bv the house
la .f week, good hcsHhy chunr..- :
coming out rs the *ppiopvint ope j
ihe Negro schools of the slate have i
been fibiitin- f"r
In a last desp'rate effort to sat,: •
U the advocate- of grcttei oeviv- !
tny, the Agricultural Slate College j
WINS FREEDOM
AFTER 25 YEARS
ON FALSE COUNT
CHICAGO • AVr> After snmo ;
ing 25 year• in the Illinois Si des-1
v ile prison f-u a crime that was i
not even commit tod, James Mont ;
gomery became free mao i •* j
"ek on hi;; 56th birthday
U. S. District Judge Michael ; -
lgoe ordered the prisoner's free-1
dom after declaring the trial in |
which li* v. ar, convicted '■> .ham j
controlled by the Ku Kiux KD • |
and racial discrimination.
Montgomery has been conv ctcd •
of rape of a white Miss Snow, 62, |
although a white physician had ex- \
aminert her ; nd declared that she |
not been tiucked Mis.- Si •••*•.
diet! tivo yer - - ago m a mental m- j
sttftlttsm.
- *VH)ENCE REVFALEI*
The medical man. Dr. John £. j
v alter of Waukegan, revealed this \
evidence to Judge lgoe June 2V j
when the case was taken under ad- ;
visement
The freed man received the usual;
$lO and noth-i'.g more upon his re- i
(Continued or page 3. section 1»
A&T PROF. HEADS
W. INDIES JAUNT
Grfte v :: bor:'. N. V. I AND !).'
A K. Ruabonga. African tribal
prince now teaching at North Ca
rolina Agricultural and Tecbnico
college, "ill head a socio-economic,
expedition to the West Indies late
Ibi* month.
The Uganda-born. Oxford-educat
ed professor will leave with a party
of over 15 teachers and student.;
for Jamaica and Haiti around Aug
25 Organized as the World
Friends, the croup "ill study ih
Indies' culture and act as a good
Va. Trio Held In Row
Over Sale Os House
Richmond, Va fANPI Police
arc- holding a Negro youth and two
white men while an investigation
is being conducted into a flare-up
over the purchase of a home in a
former all-white neighborhood hy
a colored family here recently.
Principals In the affair are .Tames
H. Crews, 21, son of Mrs Mable
Crews, who purchased a two-story
frame duelling last month: and
James 11. Cheek. Jr., 26 and Ted
dy L. Hall, 29. both white.
Crews is charged with felonious
ly assaulting Cheek with a shot
gun, being disorderly and damag
ing Hall’s car. Both white men are
charged with disorderly cot)duct
and damaging of rho Crews pro-
IWfitK, _. . j
a. nap requested by President Tru- i
i man. Doctor:, lawyers and son?-. I
j other workers were also omitled |
i from the benefits.
While this bill does not g've the j
j President the broad social insur- •
an>? coverage, which be promised
luring hi-; campaign, it does a*
least give part of what he asked
; for.
it is estimated that through this
measure an additional II millivi
workers will he added to the social
security list rather than the A '
million which President Truman
had anticipated.
MOULD ROOST BENEFITS
There are now .‘ls million pen
pie holding social security card':
,’ind if this bill is passed it wiR j
bring the total number covered 1
social security benefits up o
• Continued on page 8. this section'
at Huntsville • -ui sharply. Ah
; b'*m ’ State Coll m at Montg rmeiy.
dropped (■• m $125,000 to
$400,000 Friends of tho e r;U tu -
Dion- in the ducn'irn department
r lie l ; d it fin iliy wa propose i
;to cut the slate ip-propriation
granted to Tuskegee $225,000 and
! transfer the courses tjugnt at that
: r\ tjtutien t. Trenliolm's school at
j AT ■rdgomei-y and D: cko's cst blisli-
S nvi | at Huntsville
For ye?,vs Tuskegee has been the
, • tale’s only real resource in ngti
! rulture. Sixty thousand d< !i •*'
| were left f .r Tuskegee to run d
; vetcr nary >rkoo! and home ec-no
j mirs depat tment. for the y ea; .
■ White coll* ,'<• suffered •••were
l cuts also
; The meeting closed w.ith thes,
i stringent m- tsures applied to the
i education bill i.ut rumors arc that
i , wav will be found to restore
i -■ nic of t.uc ruts and it p- expect- i
j rliat tile --ppropr ation to Tusk' ree
i - ill eventually be pin ri in Hie
budget again
N.C.Mutual
Wins Award
j
—-—
DURHAM - Fiuanci?! World.
| 16-year-eld i westmeet and l u -i*
j s weekly of New York, advised
| Dr. C. U Spauiding. president of
j the N. C Mutual F ife Insurance
| Company last week that N. C. Mu
jtual is one of the M insurance
i companies in the ent re country to
receive ’he annual "Merit Award
j citation in the ninth annual survey
I >f the • nnual reoort -of corpora
j Lions.
According to the letter received
jbv the local insurance company
'there were approximately 4,500 an
| uual repeat? of corporations suh
i mitt-ed this year, but only iv:s of
j the entries receive; the Merit
'(Continued on page 8, section 1)
, w ill mission. Dr Nyyabongo led
' x similar A. and T. college expedi
tion there. summer.
This year Negro educators and
-indents throughout the United
Stales are being invited to join th*-
.15 already signed for the trip, says
! Tir, Xvaluing'•. Local governments
of Jamaica and Haiti ar« co-opera
;inp with the party.
F»r. Ny "abongo Is a ~>u of the r i'
i r of the Kingdom of Two tn
I Uganda. Cast Africa. Ih has taiielv
sociology and economics at \ and
T college since 1917.
| The Incident began last July 27
|when Mrs. Crews reported the ;
house had been vandalized. 3hr
| complained the house had been en
icred, water turned on and allowed
|to overflow and several windows
I smashed. Police, Investigated and
j found the plaster wills had been, j
!cracked by running wator from an j
• upstairs spigot..
Last week, according to Crews, i
jhe and two friends were in the j
i house shout 10 o’clock when they I
heard shots fir.wl fir 1 -' from an
initio parked in front arid then from ■
jihc rear. Crews picked up his I
shotgun, fired once in the direr- |
tion. of the car and then at a net !
son standing behind the house. The j
I (Continued on page 8, this section.) !
t
BOMB PASTORS
FREE HOAX VICTIM
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REP, LITTLE
COUNCIL'S DELAY
ON YORK PROJECT
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f ic cm ( vy fb.uncti :h - i..
; in. i'r,‘ue< 1 34;>
P< intir.g out til. g. . •:■ n.-'* a u-f
bettei bou.-in; fcciht es for t v
i.’miect v lt.'-ji i - mmo ,(-d toi (iv
LEFTiST GROUPS
ASSSIL CLARK
AS COURT JuDGF
Hi- o> giniza l ■>!: • hi h .\n.,.
thi;; .• ■ck ui'l on. r i o bln- ’. ■.
-- Pilei T !rmi n* ■ - ;,.■;, ~ .if, ,
' ii ■ , ■ r- ’ .. . •;, I. ;
ing V,* ion ,ov ip/.i* I()|t.; p. ,i|K t.-n
' . •(., !><• )••• .;’ d Tin 11 ;• -tirnony n -
crj h |.-*igi h dl.wt! : ion - . ;i
;iheated ri-av* . i.,.nve«ii th--
iieps* 1 : and iwmii. r. oft( ■ romm'
. tee luit : b.n Ju • logs -• c '
' longed for tin*e days mb .n? n.y',
session nv held.
Among those ••ppuo.ng l-Tcs’/R -
Tiumm's .’lectioo ot Toni {'■ ** l
foi Supi cine ( inn In ;>• s wri
Ww T. I’ Etci -on executive s*-< r<=
•arv o( Hu left wing Civil Kir!
, ( (...ui-. p. Min pin . L
f rc-tU Hu- r 'ni• • 1 \,.grn :.n a \|! j- I
Vetfi ins of Vmerioa; Fowl u v
1 Harper, professor of law. Vale :•■
j ver.-.ity; 1 fizaboHi Gnrle;. Fc- n,,
inf th" CnrmnuniKt p.irtv: O. .lo,<-■
Rogge, fni'cv i -v-isiant A'cii-n."
(General „r the Uniied State-! in.l
others of .iir.uiar iennir,'-,..
KOBMSOX >'II,KD .s’l \TF I KN'i
Speaking for the council «>r. Afri
; ran Affaits Ibiul Roln son filcii <
jstatemeiit with the cmffcm.itee it
(which lie advocated the appoint
l maul of a Negro to this position
|suggostinc the names oi CS< • Wil
• lie*-.. !|. 1! i.' ic .: .iff At’ , rii;.i !
1 H. Houston
i 'Atty. Ron. Ul- i’k has •.•inked :it
| 'Continued ei i>a:.,c fl .section I
S
CHI EMPLOYEES HOLD
ANN 1 At. PICNIC The above
j scenes took place Saturday as
City of Raleigh employees pre
pared i(>. .. ar participated in
their annual picnic which was
i inlrt ai Chavis Park,
j At the left a small group of
, the. hundreds of city employees,
| NORTH CAROLINA ’.S' LEADING WEEKL Y
i __
HAULifCH, north rAROi.O A V’CCK !■:>; ? m K ' ! : vn :■ '\ i \ <:« ;i * roo
•r
' • 1$ b» ’TP • " '' ■' ■' ' ’ •’ • .. E E ' •?<'. ''
•bp,.; i -••• Ik ■
ffb -
NAACP Speeds Aid
To Groveland Trio
n. r -i • f ‘i ge ■ o: !
ini -t Fc-.jiklin H WilUafS
■ i ‘h • 'vnin A '-.orbit ■ ■'! ■ i t'i
Art :i‘ • irii'i'.t o£ C’<lo> rj IV-.,m
• I'*,.’ ; " sonci »f lp •ut ity
i • ..!(r. by pciicc i.o make > • r
y -liyfc;. to the crime ! '' " '
me Mr, Wiitic P dieH
■ :vi JJO’I , i?l IJ. r 1 . .'■ , M
TipsitUbng. ' Ji. of ..Lo '. -i
>Die coofirmr'l ' if NA.- ' P
l O r l ' \ L ■ • f ; V- h !-. .i _k . j
rerrs ->e ..nH -|.i th- t v -.
ri.tr!' ' :i;f> ■ ?;cl tic.t 'll'.' 'f tfcc
br-y • he «r--ct • bri-hui tr:-~ T . 1 ■ a-.rl
-Irr. ‘h* ; i - t ,i it -. ,
In >'h-.iU h t,-. <mp:'.lvin>-,' rued!'; ■!
m s .< L. d I do I,iin
NAACP h.-- p. ■;virirr in« pt i •»
us "-Mil ;-.hor> rid 'he inri-'iii
clothing n-e -■ o ilahlf \n Ih-rri
since their urrtv-l .iimo::t f u, weeks
Ilf Mi ON .U 1 \( K < It M .1
The tori r- boys. .Softmcl She; •
herd. 22, V.’.nlk; U; l-vri. INI 'mrl
f;m.;ed if a It,irk ills' '.lr, i's-clif-.'-t'
•••net .a-" charged that four >'■
their amities und friends arc
shown as they lined up outside of
the pavillioT! in Chavis Park to
■ obtain their i.-riuCica'iion slips
which would entitle them to
their share of the barbecue, cold
drinks and other refreshments
which were offered.
In the center, a group <*f the
\ '<lL ■•. ILiiH j* i i,! >
WI I Ml*G. i Vr.i ti :nv,
*'} » ' tir*t if» ft rti.Hii
A'\'4 v * tnyr In hivdi i i j*
t ynA $ n t H r HtfH-J * iiijf
A IHlli.r ?> fl:>*f «»• Aft•* f? T .4 ; 'II .Vi
1. / -Ml -ffi f< -*•'• fi »V‘n.
I if! f 2 mi flu Jo »1 • r?t i h;* • U» -n
l;f II f < \t- \i J: : r l a*t( » H
.» iMi fifi/iu -* I Vi, H.iii > oil
\ a t f'!-Mi», *#e \ »l ! te» \v f'*
* ' rlrt »'fl \r> g-fj ft.s n j vs-i
'‘VCi { uont% . » 1 flv <•
mcrtlh r ilu 1 f'*;-.
('i)r -•fiUofief • • . iiM'if c| ill
iPoDff Officf-r \ SJ. f'ar
ri h w« lit to Uif* Jninie of ,M<
Aliislcr’* 'livoret | uifir *vhrr
hr hod
distil rhp, nr i'
I pftfi hi* r»rrU:H U was on
fnintrd hy iMrAliistf r wtu ii
teinptrd to rut Mm v*?h .. h i tfi
n \ f
employees are shown busily n<
work in preparing Che potato sal
ad which one of the main items
ori the picnic menu.
At the right a group of young
‘ sters examine an exhibit of work
which was done during the sum
m*r by uhftdrrn who attended
V Alt \IH, I’I! OBJ *■ AI Mim
mniimr .ir ifU •' (>«ti -j • -V n
:Ve N'vii'n il-V.• e IS pil Hi» (ho
■m« r ti: V f,;hi fntf Os Liu ■ :* '**
hum hintiff ;? -. .1 V • - .->r
• 1 Up.i- hjß' in ■ tfujr , in.
h.o «! .urn .inti * ;um in
iij m’-I Mil llirif i jijiF »:■■ .* sir *»
• ' :*> hi mr
» t U , f imp I V',n \% O .;t Vi} 1
«i th* tmrr;;,.t| ?* <•>.
'Fhf i r.jjdojrO * itr- • •<• »
•hry p:. f} thr r* :u um-; ’
Hit o - •* I » j'« * s , %*r ide r »t : hr
lI TS in FDinjvn fr>or i inn
ihc ifinsvi i Aty of- 1 f>.?y in
!‘a\ ej; ;i < . i"iini in {‘hni.i hv
;s?i' . i; \ r( t
Cabbie !s Hero In
Fatal Bus Crash
r;t ■.a ... •.: jp "V!
■i'.iitn -lit y< fi icat biii st
ibp < navis Heights Ki'i-mtinn
i finer . rliiri»»« t !i r summer
months. Included in the exhibit
were items of handicraft which
included practically everything
from model airplanes to wearing
apparel ami art objects, CARO
LINIAN phote ay Shephard.
SINGLE 4 A
COPY lUC
-t ? S.f'A-KN
SHOTS HALT TRY
AF BOMBING '■s
PASTORS' HOMES
VI TMf. i<> \ 111 < \KOIJM \\i
■ *-1 «n* •» .• moh of whi?i n•* n t
■]):*< i'- J J?OTT) s:': ; » ‘ * o m . ; !'V
}•-»<•> !\-T il •01 % " iVl"\ 'vho
! ;•; v\ Uvi l rev h r V'-'' > ■i *• iV* j
';. > ;; r.t. • p]-•*i.ri* u-‘jtibin*.
A suniTar ocpurn'iire
M.htli *1 iTMiltvcl .n M'rjou^
i f'■ y ? i I'j > ; ; M)T\
Medic’s Romance
Ends In Suicide
• 1 KM! T •. • <; VM'Jltb
- i.. i ■.- 1: . ■ u ■>!o ‘‘ ■ ■ ■ [>,
■ I ■ .... . ■"1 hi .M iff :
; >ji * i nil. ii in. (in >• vly k>.-t
To,. ..-jay R-■-fti : hi.: wiic.i tie. •.•••on •>',
n|v‘!r| !'>•(■ ! ■ . j* rho 'Victor ; h , f'i -
try i.i! ing an unknown f* • 01
« let pi.u; tablet -
'Hi" .•ticidu victim M1..1 ‘Horn
K. ,- t nciiy, .'1 Site '.Vi-. nislied to
it,. !fic«jving ii<> p" - I in ait ambit
i n.", from tie borne «>*' !h Joseph
•>' r)f ' n 'i'lv- r 1 iv. t>"-' 1:1
, f 1!5, ,i . opr; ''i FeartSVlllie 3 fid
■" ' " -i"' a • ''
'i'eti;i; ■)' i, ••. rV.I / it Ml • tam ot
V ("• ■ h ‘ cording ■ the <in
"C m ■ , t -h! ■ Os
i (.jiiiii.- ■ f Me' .vcihi 1 . ije.ir was
. ■;!!■ i, sfble sot Ihe crash
F, Is injured in the acci-
I t hare! iHr ■ ! Ihi bu ■ i>> ;1 M
,ents from liie r ar, when the crasa
••. . -jrit'd, Ar. hkent-ii violently, he
r, i.e vy *" the hack and
"k.". on' ~ .0 window of the
ms, liirough Hus opening. he led
.■even pff’-'oris to safety
t "jji' acti* n is h*it-jily. jFiC'-n'r.,
,‘ nrf' the ' Cw■ i•• of the
• t’eh >'■]' wpv* when Hi- 3
bus cvcrh.irr-ed j*rd ewnp.v was im*
| Fifteen other persons
Ic n *> n , 'na S. mccll on 1 >
Georgia Parents Begin
Equal School Suit
ATLANTA •ANPI Suit, war
‘»: 'r l iriyt v.-i e>; in 'he * 7 S. Di.lriet
’ ,'ourl ii V lido .' by 18 Negro pfat •
. '.rii e ng.imst irv.'iu County charg
-11 nr. t.ha! it,,- county did not opet ate*
equal >fiuc«Uon facilities for Negro
.nd white students
Named as defendants hi the suit
•• the beard of education nod
ihe county superintendent of
school: . Plaintiffs demanded that i
She county be enjoined from mafc* ;
1 irtg any distinction between colored •
net white school facilities. They j
claimed that present practices in j
the county violated the 14th amend-- j
'merit of the U. S. Constitution
i Grievances listed were as foi-:
1 lows;
1 The county operates seven i
V •• ■■■e*sh*hrt*.-. -»«>•< ->.+ r- •* *
-I
! 'M Ala. »iSK;tflßilSsl
> s^SWi' *$11? •'• >;
IP '1
1 ' MS ■'
; r:
% 1 1
'' jWm
JBMSfcy,
APPOINT*,I ~ rohn P. L*r~
kin? l , of KaPlgh vho was named
| last week by fi ,v vrrnor Scott as
a nvffiibf* ?f *hc stale Fcoreation
i Coms- Jon in fbjrg? of a-ctivi-
I ties of £»nun , Tbjfc a©*
poiftttomf k\-*■. for * (odr«y<sJr
1 Erni.
Du Bob Hits
Pact Funds
;; v \f.ii /■ v iii ' \ii; \ ,
‘>V.t i.i ' ANf• > Appearing
j tm:t(■ 11 > ih;> House Committee on
C i. : ;n IvfhtioDs lasi Monday Dr.
V* )•' t< I.in Hot? historian •••ml vies
b:i irimm ■>! f t;i (humcil nil A.f*'l^u.
Vffo.tr . nr god the Congress to rate
>■•"' ’i r • • r • • 11 f iif I 101 l ton. tad a
fl-lif 'MtM.tr t 'tr rlli ■ ■,- V- Mil !! tr;r.
i|'t- tip:. Itt the fLI turn to it'.’pl®-
'hr \ Mantle pa: h
Pr ■•• '•:>■ tea in ;t 'hr pr'jpo.val
t*i file Crtitrd Shaft : t..t r;->ri
bn v;tf fir IfuHot" POlEtSd
• •■it Pr!* ! 'ff,i.i itge yt.tHt fs oof for
; <’• 1 :t:> : i.itt .ilth »utb 'i'M shools a.' .i
in lie *i>rr.-i1 ■■ "• iof help If. la uot
infantile iw.n.'lyats which ha
• r >tir..; Hit lard, nor foi caH'Pi
•rirh p kiMint; Miottaitth . ft r
••.or ini irblPE auri tiuUtn-p! to
' w >rk ilti tpad water:.' of Pr. yrest
rivrr. aholt i.nnit.ih, liM -r en.
\ .ii {J {* ti i i(! •■ rn >nd r -T-a
i’ •'■■ i’.ntt’ea. ato-t- ■<fid pj-operty.
i- I. ' ijdfiv im! fini.in rh'f-tHft
I IttM'! Thl t:* h OftlJJttvr >ll- |Vi;
•M :•> !iione,> so •;!. •:! : or fie-'.Hn.?
>(ii tbi »..■•n*itv <■,f |t- v.'orkera
;.;:( i .rj t*f-t f .■ if ... • tkotl i :>
. •iii , tp-..- ■ 1,0 • to mui de
n-i-n. * out on and < i. : t<!i ‘Pi ’ to blind
r :\ rrtpplo : T tetn o'.f *> ’■ i. - them 1"-
so drs< ro' property by fir?
iitd Cond and tor ;•* third time «>!
ja halt eetifury fn jeopards*? ■ Tl«e
’ »M;ol<» rdlfu - ■ of civilization ”
i p> ’ i VS ACHC. .O'
Whib nr Dußo’h way tesuf.y
tr< V'fm'e the House con»mUte*t .R
opposition ; n the Military
»aitr hill ftecrel:>ry of Stafr l>o«1f
\, ,-in m o: ap. n ins on ffm Seti
c 'ontinued -n page 8. this sectloo
: .i.i 11 .t v . ", y: i pro
n.\itii.-•-d dead oo gd f "o-tttvO'.ce by Or.
Ji IS •. •>1 li.‘ NO p'P l Staff.
Homicide d,'tr," ■ -aid Ln
,i >i{ (• jj ; In• ■.i tliem iuat he has
kevpmc comjvny with Miss
Keni’Ody for the p-a » or eight
c;on|f? oiid U; ?r -.lie v ,?;■ employ
- si !iy him m lit.-: office hi) <»ssts
, taut.
Os; mm i"! --i'd Mi;s Kennedy ae«
cr.rrtfi.PM 'd Or Jot'.'’ horns Mon
.( ,y r,iy U: About o j» m Os.
t. .-1. y rcceU'ed s, telepboue call
: r ,>)ri j.nother ''"Oman wh-.tee name
i-. mi. ■!mwis .■■ ; Mv.3 K.entsedy he
, 1.-i.i. -iir;i vva m i ■' v.'f-nt o the an■
, ; fl v. I f M ths, doc
t ..tv., jiii .la.-!;-d her wrist.
mu lifting i minor cut
j-., 1,-, drr; r d 'he 'round
■.ill!-. ;f homicide defective.', said
Aiii.ni 1 f p.m.. '!■•■ - Kennedy **-
f.'irni -I Oi Jon«- that she had <afc
n ib . tnlijete and her*me ii l
Tc.iirr said Dr .1 line admtnis
•erd '' f»tst aidt.fi his strif neu ewe* 4 '"
! hut h." tail'd in j rmed to
i hr. t fecit me nh> s| i which Otne ii?
1,-1 Hod ho|i."r
White Kills
Negro In Ga..
LYOh Ga. (A XP i Tho *ow.i
(hat ■'(■ the. -cede of a iy&Ahing
M tii.'cidc Mi'-t year erupted with an
• aher '“•ape of ,i Negro being slfttn
Coniinucd or back page
; modern ’vhnf scrcolc valued i*
!-311.72' and V antiquated NVsro
j.cb.ouL wortfi only J13,17i>. Os. tha
(. olorsd schois, 51 are one teacher,
thi ee «ve two teacher, five are lo
c- tor! in. Negro churches, end others
in Negro lodge halls
White schools have such s.9£<3fi
frcilities as auditorums and cs!s-
I tcrias. but the colored schools do
t i: r 't.
| 3 Library funds are allotted Oft
! m averace of ?fi per white child
| but 4o cents per colored student
; each year. For white children thorn
j are five books per pupil, sod tor
| Negroes, only two-tenths of a book:
! per child.
4. All white children are givet£
i Continued on page 8, this sectloftj