PAGE SIXTEEN
TO APPEAL
r 'H? fr«?ru rage one
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f 1 ■ >0;, f **jj ->r*. : .c-.I f Ml*.- ]VV'»
C'v ' y * on fjw £• uno
v * C'-’ist-'v! i c Sc-uft-evn Beg -ikt
i:i. :• r.- v * to- cit li >* i’. isn'i ‘si-'C-t?
of X'.rr c jfi£f Nafhviile. Term.
11>i- re?iocir.f school pidi- oiDcraum*
at£v :<t Negroes in trial ifcv%
•\ i ■n r oi > ♦ .- * Th ;
c. rjr<£? of.fi red ct ‘:ie state unr'^'
cf;• |*. Ulli'-L l sitv. 1.. a «■ 1)V ‘ »
tk*t -ion. Jita&s W Canwell 5m th
held that si though in the D r ';a)d
MtUiav casr. Jec.de3 in 1935 by rh
M: ryk-Tid Court of App als, the
{filiate 'ss ordered to admit Don
ald Murray to the Universe of
Maryland lav/ school rathei thai?
s#. dhi hi out of the :>*e. the M v o
rfv f*a«f was i?c‘ r liirolli.oe be
fcpuee f• •re * = dlfi? nbe l wec r*
j. ed'Jcaiivifi and leys- 'Oti*
eatn- o
M- Cie dys* •- *se 'vas argn
*r • v Cfc s-'le? ; i Houston of Wash
i * -n, c hair r• a ? of the HAA C P
rstcinal lege. committed* with
vf Donald Mun a> oJ
Ihhimor an-J Jtfrs. Constar*ce Bc’k>
ir of the national office of
:r-. naacp
.N AAtiP REJECTS
from one
White which according to :b<r
local iran h a- i-r-'t-td dissension
amot-F fiumefOUs branches.
Another nllcgr:d eftuse was -aid
1c ire tht dropping of Judge Jane i
'M. Pt»l r. fior the rational board i
f ‘ dirf ct--t = -Julpe Bolin, tiie m v!
iota! branch official in the board, j
was or r of live members nos listed ’
ff.r rs ; pointmert to the i -
bf rd
AJAR I A>" ANDEHSON
AWARDS GO TO TWO
HOLLY STL'DOTS
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. (ANPi -
Top honors in the Marian Ande*
son Scholarship award were sh.e
cd by two Philadelphians la * vec,-..
Miss Alyee Anderson, head of toe
award committee, has announced
The winners who will ret* i t
SSOO each t< further voice ti • ..fling
are Mich'-he Joyce Re; r anti
Eii th Evens.
The second awgtf! winners I
each v -> ■/.r'irge G odmaj .
end J.Hfe A Perry both of .New
Vfi k
T ;rd pise •••:<! a S2OO scK-.-lar
tb»t- went h . : • oti- F.. Biocchev ,
u•• • of h- V. Voils
Th r r ’ c-inntj*.’.« e felt it
i■ Imprai tics} 1 '■ g.ve s- sire ie
1 •: - rr d ’.) sciiniarship '•
y* -r and i-etded to give *.,'•■■■ i f
k> ! . h
O'er- or. S hr«<ir.-=hio award
.SCHOOL i !HN(,| S
f .ROSS COI M RY
TRACK S( iIFTM i.F
j P-roLj? TEnvEfisrry. h .
Tr.’ j i' i .-'i -H' ward cross cor: a v
■' t'Ct. oriEiftaliy sdwKolsJ far O; *
"it.'r- Ji| -.viH : r 1 li (JO the J.j.-i
--colj. civ','f. \V'*dn.'sdev. Octobc.
:f f i- an :iii . v -• rt-'ucli
Tom .fones '1 e •, : L .
o» home meet r ,f the as .. rb
re • S-' 'dull; ! e'- folh-W
S-Burdny. Oc*t»ftc-r 22. L-sfc.-.Ut.
Pbh adciph-a
AVtd>'P«day. o>-tobf r i<; H; tvartl
Lincoln
Baturd y. Octhbe? -’o Franklin* |
M#f ?-ii‘ and Si>.varthmorc. Lj» as
tf?r
W«tn<«:day Novembe r 2. jjow • !
ard. Washington,
if*, 'la,, Voverv’ier 7, Hrverioi ii
anti tJreinur Haverfojd.
He - , ( f the CIAA meet h*c not
yet bee nse!.
I
SAY YOli SAW IT IN ,
TO; CAROLINIAN \
BUND TESTER FOR TIMKEN
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fr y.
BLIND TESTFR FJ>R TIAfKFN
-Hired aa a wartime rmersency
helper hut so Rood at his work
that the temporary job turner*
Kite fuiS-tinie is the amazing
'trry nf Lynard trosn 4!i-year
h(*r!fi file tcsffr fur the Timken
RcJler Hearing company at Can
lon, Ohio.
Timken officials stratcri a pro
gram of hiring the handirapjifd
during the manpower shortage
DR. BROWN LAUDED
AT ANNUAL DINNER
Fra-se of Dr. Chafkke Hawkins
; Browns contribution to education
dittifi racial gnt-dwill w«s voic
iri her Sunday by many patrons;
'gathered at the Paimei Memorial
i institute s armuo) dinner foi p-at.-
ior.« and friends.
Fr.’iitidci iid rrc dent of (hi
| iilrfitutipn. Dr. Enwn, an oaf*
i standing educator and a leader in
i progressive movements for many
veers, presented as guest jtpeakei.:'
i President Benjamin F Mys r f
Morehouse College, Atiante.
Fresidcic May blirned the lacn
: :f social stress m th. ChriPtiah i?-
I Hgion for v is. communism anti
l mjusbee The Morehouse president
; who reefcntl - returtied from a so*
of the World Ceo.fertmrr of
! -bu’ches held in Rome suggested
; fhf.t . Ft-man fa'i a waited states
] following tie example f the Ital
ian city
"No city or liat:*!! bolt S,n in-
Justices car, endurr ’ V - £.
i* lured.
,Vi '.csir > the j-r- .• .• ■ . v
niuhed by the S>-'d;<iia Singers .t,
;'i ■ the directioi of fii:f
M;S. V'via . K;r,S IP
,T *-d patron »f •* < ■ •-. .„-.i at".*, -
■■■■> wjih . . ,j
’ 'dit : cr; ■; ... ■ ... ..... .
. -i**.
r • es--.ii ••• Brlrvr ■ .. . . .• ,
i f. *i to the m’lT.fp* b'* i i— y, j.
I'ru" »nnft.;m-t-d - pt of jojii
'hr.Jarrfiip atfaided t.y the Wash
'i: on. cha r ter <•> >}■, j , ~ .
Alumni Association Dr Bi vo
-I'ed attention -.Po j< fjje evi
ibiice of mtcrmc'ai c.-od will a;
; tested in the i : .. ~f f
; -nd students from Winvp.-
: Tcwehti-s’ Coliege . r>d E C;l-
I HrF.
i IK.ES MORE I ! MIS
FOR EDI ( VITOS
I.OUfIiVJLLE ‘ANFi A gre »t
--• i'ropftrt>"! if p.e lie. .;, -| .
F i 'Ui.-kv's ' ltizr r = ; ■ ;-i l; ( t •> ’
-«• education lela't'J t - in- p, p,
Ai wood ..e :.- i>; ,f te Kentu: ke
'rit'.d-: College ?m D-gn-rf n.,
lEr&ukl'iri, .vhen be. spoke htri Just
, As hi: continuer* h,« «t-cech ct!
faNt* Ff .lowsh.p Hoot .n ff, {
T hurch cathedral. Atwood pointed)
wcjf that only tr erd one-half pe’
kept of th«* incoim of Kentucky
rtsidcrift into put,Jit educa
jtlon. intluding higher educat'on i
| The educate! pointed out that;
i Kentucky has more school ago 1
j'hdttren per loft pm sots than the!
I natural average, sod spend# a j
! sr. atier per cr.it of the -income tv- I
mil sc sucressfu! ims it been Ih n
biriiiK and f>Mining nf the iian
fiiiappcii is now routine with the
Migest Hi., fitiiat Uirri of roller
brarii;;.. in the world. This pol
icy has been highly praised by
leaders it* rehabilitation work.
They hail fh;s as a far reaching
step in (heir program to male
the handicapped independent and
seif supporting I ANRI
wai-d educ?:>tion
Ontinumr. Atwood s»id. No
state can raise higNer (ban its
schools ' Airst.ng the suggestions
offered by Dr. Atwood were great
er equality of educational oppor
tunity -n terms >.f rare and locality
cot down in the waste of fund
icaus'd by rar al segiegation vci
The large ftumbef of school ri, :
; tricts rr.ise teachers' salaries. x
• band adult educaiicn. and build .-
•a w enriched curriculum
NAAFI’ board Adopts
Tribute To Villard
\E A i ijRK The board of ,
rilie,* nr • f the National Afson ;-
'■{::>!: ft it the Ad*, anon pent of • •-
;• d ! in: it* regular mw, •,
-rnc;. ing inis week, adopted
.’•cy'dutiot! mourning the pass.hr
i iv: v. Garrison VHiard. r>i:<
tlte /t .tinders of shi AssocniP-i:
. Mi -i ..• * Dor (<f the famous Li:it'»lrj
lie.. Call which forty years ag«
im 1 hod the birth of ths NA.\< p
■ hi- -.a* or bos dft :ed 1
■’ r: the N .AGP n :'o!lltion in
•: death of Mr. V’-iiard a ,).
Mr.! and fenrh >« ' humpiori us nn
men i ighfs who - . -ied on in slw
bi’ivr tradition of hp* .2?-u!j. i-.-
graudfatcr. Wiliiani I Jovd G;o.’
s " r ' 1 • remembering the inest-m
! !(■ contribution of (hi? fighmij
iioerai v ■ rededirate oursti\(.
ihf task begun b.. Oswald G....
Villard ft-ur decade* ago
pf oye ourselves to continue tht
•t< utglc reic iilessly nntii cv a
v of ' ojr; <- nd
o dvt?n' ooftk’D hi*? • •<. o , • !
’ ' ill*-, of Ml |O)t' v r.! t has l„. r , ;.
r; al ty fur all Americans
*- > c, i f f r : v : r<i cd oj- co*i•»
I Y-M ( I’L’OI 'MADE
I’iKNt fl’Ai, |N \.Y.
YORK ;A.NPi The first.
j<*ss gnn.cn as p, ic.. uai to be h* n
by a N- pri. woman, n a Quectu
rcb’..-! v ug given to Mrs. Mabtl H
.Butlard last week
Mr* Bullard v.vs dppriintcd to
‘be pst i ait mg principal of
Public School 9.7 iu Corona
A graduate of Atlanta U)liver
ty. 7Mr#. Puilard has done furthet
Indy at Colombia University. and
has a Masters degree in vocation
; -d guidanet She has taught at
Noith Carolina College in the
’Brooklyn pub) e schools, and wl*
j a teacher -for two years at Ihc
; --ehoel where she has- been assigned 1
*e principal.
fAROLJNIAN - Sutureßy. October 22, IM*
- t t, ''' _’ ’ ’■'? ;>OyTH FOR
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•l f ftUfTAP 2 FLUTF •
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> W*' \ V y CCf/’-«frRCBSIVE
V c \ ' METW-0© FOR THE GUITAR" j
JUSTIN ... ■.
■ JOLLANO -Vy .
MUSICIAN & AUTHOR \ \ at*? %
j; Continrntrl Fraism V. Mj
LIBRARIAN VISITS
HARRISON LIBRARY
Pay an Jki.a! Berk, represent i: :.
. tional L.tbrsry), and who o obsc r\
■ th* Mill) Kohl: an of Turkey (No
rn, bbcurie.-. it, the ( n (id Stale
■• r> i(, the mrp'ilK r: ■;( the. Bible
iv Pi. yhouse one of (he tecn-ag'
■ vlubs of the Richard B Ham .o
1 Public Lib 1 ary. 0.. M'-r.cav afttr
tioon.
Bayun Berk spoke of the types
of school'. the rci'gioii the cus
toms, the foods, etc . of hi r Hath e
country. She informed the group
that Turkey ha very few Nation. )
holidays the most outstanding ,1
which is observed on the 291 h of
October, .-her, the i Uvui cele
brating the omuvei su.r; of then
; ix.public i* held.
(' e- ; said tio.t tn. 1 r w- -
very few N.grue in Tinkey.
Bayun Bett, who admitted tout
she had never w rkid with tec.
■'y ' - very much .* .irprlscd
v: 1 U;.:• c to d't- their ’uteri ■■
end rmfitnl alertness They asked
st.vcial peifinent rj . •, . !...
I*vi ty life in Turk:;-.
file of f ici rs of Ihe - lut 1 are: pri ■
■C' fit Vi? RobertM.ll: vice pro.
dent. Jc-yn Gray secretary. Ruth
Ann Bart: r. 1:- -uni si ere tar*.
Keith Robinson treasurer B» ukm
Reddick, reporter Deri* Robins,': ,
and sermuu at arms, Bessie Cot
57000 LOST AS
BANDITS GRAB
SAVOTPAYROLL
”v F. W Y ( '■ R K •A M' 1 j hi- fa; ■
111 .N*Vfi) ; I■' 1 i!r -e i) t* uy Ilippcu ot
■ e i: f i;. prijf,’!-. hi re 'i .-t \vi p
b - . * .».<(.!. two* ■, - win tied u ,
f o in pii.yi es, iifu • -7,000 m .
'''•l! ronoey fm?n the safe discar -
• d <e a: 000 n iv r .a th-.ir
nut', a "id ft-i'h t-> L.ot for their k t
•' '■'■ay To ni .d king featiux
’’ M iii ton first ri'i'i rrv of :he b;.li
iv d ri-viu history, v/a- the
•li t that it was wi Ji-platitu'd
Accord';.;, I(in e, the j A
mighi :,p.- b»-ep inside or
i V!" <wo )■■■ !M I K k!>< W til. .
In 11 wa; ‘nert. wlicrv t 1
'*■ ’ : t Ihi 1 11 ( end th c
e-' v <• -lb. :1 , d 1 ar f Ml
Th; ncideht wcurred tetwe s
!! Dili :•> .0 n the mc-rr mg. The tw>
c.’ii ;< ir.(/j the flare through t •
TiivU u: r, went live, the l.asemin*
wa o' ihijy ;.• .11 - ••(; Bo! Shci'l'-
l it Yi ?u . rtc 1 An. pi. u.c inn,
a goiru- over and tying him t.<j.-
Kl West ujsstfrrs to the Office aid
fiepi ■ Mis- Annabel** L ddie ~!
unpoint h Open a Jixcwi com
• matio). vault From this .they k
itUo'd the money
After dobatinp s kw mlnliti s
wle-thi 1 (o t;;k> Ms- Lidcic with
t Di- rmo,d debating wbiDt rto spill
sue haul with he 1 the duet tied
her (*-> and left the Savoy by (be
rear entrance They threw one La. x
nf money into tbi front teat of a
U4H Buick ■ “Headmaster.” ian(
i^*r-
■ ' - tr- of into an alleyway
and O :~f pC'u ed.
I 1 ported the abandoned
•mi v.stung operated with a stol
u" i plate and is thougbl to
t e iron riiiladetphia. No e*ut.- ....
to i':« (entity Os the two rebl.ti;
‘ e ted, sinei they wore l
Kiev*f o were masked
PORKERS PAY OFF
FOR VA. FAMILY
Vs ASHING LON. D. C (ANP) -
A her, Smithfield, Va.. boasts e.j jp
d*-hi 0.; hums, a good many Vie
e-'lcnd farmers t.i- • or uie
•n that i ust. because they supply
otFu < f the hags from which ;. e
ham ~ r cured.
Tike Mr and Mrs. John W Ha
'r- ei Sandy Mount, V«< . ,ibry
(H iv: l(K) hogs ev ry year v
Suiithfidd packers. Some vears
the o gic-ss as much as 520.0fß- <1
ana pf'.’inuts.
f - D' ■'*>. and peanuts have
14 • ' '••■■■ main crops of the Ho
'uirt-t: ever nee they nianied and
l:>'\ ‘terted in farming in 1917 Mj
R: tier;- oI is- that lie hud only
--! after hi pid R. u><
marnage license.
They started out as tenants or.
*° ■ ! • b'd by oind . 'is / the kmo
”f bo;;: which brought a good
D (‘. Ml slid Mr Roberts soon
r > ■ ooogli *0 nviki the cf wn pay
'* sens Within two
yr.": (her had paid for the lane.
h i ■ .sued to buy 195 ac.’t;
more
1 ' eey own a 250-acre rno..'-
• * ’ is d they nose
hogs. 2,500 tn; la ; s ~i
l /~” / <m uu'h'ds ■ f p; aiiuts. : ; J
> <Wl ’ hickens Also, tiicy have
fourth-acre gulden and three mite.
I ' ' ' 1 icb helps meet the rh* rs,
fore riCi ds.
I7u ;i ffiuipmcnt includes u ira c-
II : *• -k. ; peanut picker, u
u !r; ; o I r. u corn crusher, a
r u. o: ■ sder. mewing machine.
• dustitv. tnatfune.
f. o ’ oh ;. (S red J care cf
; ■; "f iii ifnd, too,
’■A !).' ’he acres devotedw .W u
■ i Y ■ and hog ranges
b*'--' I 1 implied 25 tons nf
i:r * ; >) ' .md other crop
''O ul. he ptehted cavpi e; ;
Ti< T ' knew U.e.t hy ocn
ik they will be .-fie
i - .-i'Mig to thftir ff*'\ un chij
■ir - ■ • * ? \ *iy producti \ <. stat«.
Th < '■ k;i. that g( 'd s iiJ p,;.c
tu’. s : <„• fjettrr crops and
’ n* ; .ir Smithficid hnflns
' t On tv lean on the.;
:i • hk agents for tcctonvo:
"dvit < v ! will help ibtm do s
)‘ Y< ‘ J (arming and of by
te t :hy also carry out Ueun
te.uier projects which beee-
L 1 F' (b th'm and their neighbors.
Li.Ft .(s' the farm and home
iii,!. \Vn bow Od -in, and Mrs.
Y'S'.i'V'- 1 ictfow, conducted a tour
< f tht it fa’in for the farmers "of
i Isle* W: igh County, Families from
far ,1.- 71* miles away cam'* to
si 1 how the Robertses operated
tinin f.ira. .md their home,