j.' EEK SN'DING SATURDAY, FFT 111. ARY 2". 1050
iiAPEKT REVEALS
HOTS STAND
ON SLAVERY
LINCOLN (.'\ i !■:. ’ if.
Tboutae Mabbott. Droit :■ a: Stun
ter College, spoke to students ‘
Lincoln University last Friday on :
the subject, Edgar AO.il: Poe i:i.i
iugs of Poe. ami vi» . hdev-mul
many years u> m< uuiy ->i t !
;tdi Iter > uti:h.'i>ivr >! :he I;a a, ,
cl Pile .is OLillosvu l.u ai-g..;!
t hfeori*. s
' l*iie usually avoided political
and pi til r«».i. « ’ «.a M
liOCt, ami 't is njiUOSl -i:*: ;
to iKHsmine bis opinion f!i! slftv- g
ory. in one pa-Ss-ng". hov •i.er. >'■
iienourii <:s tlie *.v i n. if.v m • ui. -
Ut’Oiiisa-,. iu ;;•>,)! a. r irm.i Sell'
heiazaib.;'’. he speaks of 'thi .!■••• : ,
able passion of opt n kind <■>!• a-i," ;.
itig peop'li
Dr. Malibott ai.->o ;>.■ i..'- <i ' ■ ' ,
• hi't ar r ides in ti, ' • - : r !. ■;
erary Mwamiigcr", v> pi as .
«entint.(*ntal defense a, slavery
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thov. He aloo stated that <•<>:.> ..»•
i Mii'P a•... a 'a' A b. • )
!•) tie inierpn.!;.non m h>-. •••,.>• k
and ih:o. nan> refer r.»>: 1,1 " - (
enr* irivaii. imPibiy 'Th TPaa.;.".
h;u i m e/ been iil»ui .
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IPes in v.trn a- mt ,vs a- ..
t>l (.heir regntft -us rU-ilno*
United Strip.' Ttva-atr, eherM
have been cent to states conKiin-: ‘
inf national forest land. The Fc-i- ■
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BU RUN TON, N. C KINSTON. N. C. WASHINGTON, N. C.
I L ..... i
m TEACHES
PIiSLISHES BSC*
s oar d -saciate Professor' in the Res- ;
University, is co-autlior of a it !
which dr; cvtUi Negro.
a-’s and scniio-trics lost apiing mui
■-C-Piv ' • 'f’r a. ' Home Mirons
Js\ l c bra Ii: a: Dvc
S'lilph A. Felton oj The Council.
X. ; vinirciivs. 4.54 past,a.-.
ri :<u<Jy' Ambarr.e. Arkam.is, C :
Saab; Cavcieia u»<i Virginia*
M
*••.- ;;.v 'wvnv'rs' ano len .u:--•
f ru't- did nvt erttond eh arch did <a>t
■t>- d UCc.niOU . t * K.' ti . C ( %:.; l «••; •
m: . c .t. ; '•'■■■- v<f * v ' ■' ‘ , BP
::.r;d«? wiuch may be ;
■ the CC(’ ; ds price .Aip' iorl:
lieiui Tiio (larolinian
ms\K voi i
i i \ '%
!••<•{. »• ind Harvard Holden
vc \di i icb i.rated iheir
,ix;i> and tilth binndaya, re
peefivrly, b. "tb!'u\ing' a par
i in th-.- Blur Bomb of The
{{cigi is' rtcniopraiic ( iub. 'IOOS
Aim! crd.' til .tvcrnip. New York,
i'ho cist Sunday aitsinncn parly
Washington High
School Happenings
s.y S?I) \!; Y fioSUKIS
-v : • K-. 3
Durr.;, tne : vvek iv mect
ir.'h.i M4vicc tr! Die Ft-? Bapiltel
V-Tuor? Diroctoi at" tne So ja>.»-
i .a- Train YWCA.
TI- NH A CHh; celr ‘tau d Vah-:>
D’. ; ?at. vit ;>rc:-en? -?d Mr. Wiiil'i.?:’.
j . ... - ; , n . ..“ V «A11; 11 t;i <'
, t v . > 'M'-’ilii \v dl/s' i)V
v.i .• attended by for tv-five Ruests
uho tvere escorted by an rt|Ual
c. niter <> giotvu-ups. The Hol
lii'.i brothers are sons of tormcr
( \ROM\f.YX Staff Writer Pete
and M r> Loii Holder., formerly
u Raleigh.
covidtiv ot .Miss Geroldine Cates.
| ;; \I 4 J-t lCttit V Ot St. M' I.' S
".. j tUi'-im Departmeius
, . . .:., - ; ,is j-. /1- t Aiv. G. t-
EXI,:!. . bn;<.iing a scconti mma
'Li. n .•*. Buykin Guftvdl ant.
!;> ; iv, .T,. arc acting as chid ,
cont; ric ;, .vi' f.i 'i■ anti flic
\> i , .• . y the
. .... M , , ; f ; t . : ..., ... ( ~v ij TiK
;..i) 'ted Fi'ciay nvcuili:'
Tiu Se-isi>'•'.' Eosti h classes uti
.ii.ii chon i Mr* G. It
Ha:-US C'VV studying' Burimc- En.;-
u ; and at picsent aw- w.ianv
a , a.■ .; . d' Ca '.a 1 h- 'ii
r "i; ■' c:. .. i tic' y.-ar cn VVt i
' !,r.V, FcbrU.l. V 1 * Jhl' lUI V
..jv ec. Jinvinf.'.-i far the case were
:■ ' •' :lav .' Wilt) - Wilder, \w.
' Hi . feci. Thw >e. Sydney !
;c. V'ti Vera Robertson. Daisy
r J.! . Fames, .Unit! Halit
.Gv iiT uU 1 ChiilOW’iy iiiU •
■ crijiii. I-'eri in The stucifnts
■■i i; ..bi u'ia CK i: Ccurf,
;. cbi: ictlltfts Will if.- Cttlcd in
uai !>:'partial tnaniw.'.
T.;c Gi oc’i'ni Scit.n'a'e cifi.-S utidet
. i,i.. ;sa;i ni Mr.- S. \ Petty
. i a \ of the i• i ...ail's from
M .. Biology dcis.: chaHc; -
i ! and sdsiSvd the Horticui
:.. a Denurtßient at Slate College.
' viudcnls a.- v earne d tlirouc'ii
. .'Vi-: at Green Houses of various
.. nperaUwe- in which they were
- bno .a Midi diffe-en; types of
the d',"v: oolheirtuns.
, a 01, ia'Ctiids. ,UKS it V alii i;
. ; ut hei plan'..-. Mr. Vann, who w ■
; ..• ,n ~. . . i; .f the HOl'tlC'litUl'V
i_.'i ‘1 .. ■•>'.'! 1 v :'tii \ C'U -•> U d.'Jl ;.,Urk.v . j
uiou: to Npf:\k
I;.\ - Law instructor.
Mali",' CL North Carolina
*. ■ ■ a {.’arh.'.a 1 will (ii.aa) ■ 'Tbo
. t si.atu oi Women.’' ionigtn
, a: <y>at ap i .. i tne Ricn
’ B. Harrison public lit r;ny.
;! ■ ha-’iire ; ■ -.nub We rpansor
in as the Ora a. r t iiiiati or
.■a t.'. Phi Beta Sorurtty
Oi; SiuvMy. the sorority will
r i at Mrs. Not;, i.otkh,\siit;
s. ' ... aui "Vv'oir.an ot the Year. ’
,la; . the r. gulct: .ill Vospei
-'..a-, s at Shaw Lii ivtrsit> Guest
for the i.v -r.aiin will he
Evelyn Pot it* i the
a i'll y.
M, an SundiiJ the MU 'illy will
,■ pent m a worship via vice it
the 11 am services..! 1 ! the St.
Air, aruM C hui eh.
'i\hl*ToN UTOIM'S
TWO VI TI \( IHUiS
TiA MPTON. V. - Mi;;-. Margaret
i. i.'avt.a if! a\ e. 11. !, 1 -y. iitul la'.'
M T -it.’a, in music, have besi'-n:
riuti ith ‘hi ia. tnictiOual stall
Ht linn,|’hin Institute with the be -
an ■:: i;i ; _j of tile -econd seoiostei of
1349 .1(1, Both i re replaceJiicnts. Ap
t ainimcni of Miss Mary Lawson
Is of I’ltjladelohia. to the home
economies department wan uunyiii •
ceci tjrt'vioo.-ly.
Mr. Tell'-p. an Obei'lin Colic r
.'r. oestc who received Ins M&stio
of Music degree with a major in
.•onductins f r o m Westminister
Clioir Coll> 'o last year, has a va
rh.ii jv.it;ic l background. He comes
n> If; mp! ,n from Fairlawn. N J.
h.iviuj; i.i 'on organist and choir Ui -
'■i-ctor at “The Church in It ad
orn n t " N. J.
Miss Carter. ; surnirm cum laude
Rj-aduat of Brown University,
where she eeeived an Anno Uros
-1 Enr.-ry Alumnae Fcilowsriip,
also was a Presidents University
Scholar : t Columbia University,
where she received iu-r A. M. de
gree in Psychology after getting
ian A. ivT. in oclnrat.on from Atlan
ta Umvwsily She comes to Hamp
ton Irol Die Veterans' Admimsira
tlon Mcidai Hygiene Office in Pro
vidence. where sin was on the staff
of the Harvard University
Ps\eiiolo!: iea! adiinic. Aftei a
r e; • ori;K'l and VA trainees in clin
ic,.! psychology ■rein Yale and Bos
ton Univor.-.iti* s
FOUR FUNERALS
HELD IN CITY
The follow in '. funevalK were hold ,
!n Ha'i'tcii during the past wool;.
Mr Torn Rogers ol Raleigh HI. ;
died B'eb. lot u buried FVh. lftth. !
Baby Rom* Li-< Hinton itaughtM' 1
of Mr. and Mi . lobfiiiic Hinton of j
Harnf-r. Rt 1 died Fob. IStli buried •
same day
Bahv hoy William, son of Mr „ j
Kmerlina Wtlltnms ot Cary, Rt 1,
died Fob ! THi buried Feb. LW.i.
Mn. Helen LitthuohJi ol ii)7 S'.
Swain 51: THd >' h. Uiii Inuaed 1
February tPs*.. J
THE CAROLINIAN
sadfà
NAP,CP SPURNS
PLEA TO CENSOR
M ¥ WILKINS
NEW YORK Re it',; m g n ay
• tjaal re.,Me by the New ' a k J-ia. *’i
i the NAACP to con.st.iro R«y Wil
kins. acting secretary. ..nd '■ inves
tigate his handling of the National
Emergency Civil Rights Mobiliza
tion. the nation a! board *v-f direct ins
a, .* given Mr Wilkims end tne nu
'd'-nat offiee st.ifr ' vote <>l c*m
fidonce f r the.i' part irt the nu>-
CillZcltHHl.
This motion \v»a adopted with
:>niy there dissenting vuies at me
• regular monthly meeting of Lite
:board on February i!
Claiming that the -cieemn;; ; re
cess set up tor the accreditation f
delegates to the Washington eon
fore’ico ir..-.t month bad nii< ;> u?
sonic of its members, the bninvft
filed charges with the board
'.gains’, she acting secretary The
hoard held that the evidence did
• no? sustain the charge:.
The board not only approved lire
work of Mr. Wilkin.- but also up
held "the careful screening r
donti-'V which i ; ; ;ud was made
Trade With The Firms Who Advertise!
You Have a Vital Stake in Telephone Bargaining:
n«m —wwwwwjw»»jmmiir»,i»»wiwii»rii—ijipwwiiw nwwuiwinnw»tf iiiiMiiwww»i.M.M, < » m^r^T .. i-,TT.'wri.-.airjji »
It's YOUR Money
that pays telephone wages
Southern Bell Wages and Working Conditions Already
Are Among the Best —Any increase in Wages Would Have
To Be Paid By Telephone Customers -There Is No
Other Way Wage Increases Can Be Paid
I !
Yon have a vital .stake in li'lophone \vag‘«.* no-
Rotiations, for il's Uio money yoft pay in to ns
that, we pa\ out in telephone tvages
! |
Telephone employees tire well paid. Thai?*
wages compare favorably with the wajn\s paid
by other concerns in the community lor work
requiring similar skills.
Telephone wage rates have been increased
117'- since HR)!), compared with an increase of
less than TOG in the cost of living.
But wage# are not the whole story Telephone
employee have the advantage of steady work,
with no seasonal layoffs. They gel vacation-,
with pay, up to three weeks, plus six holidays a
year. In addition, they enjoy the real security
provided by one of the best pension and benefit
plans in any industry. Among other things, if
provides:
• A pension with a minimum of SIOO a
month, including Social Security, at
age 65. and liberal provisions for ear
lier retirement.
• Sickness and accident benefits up to a
full year's pay, depending on length
service.
f • i ■'
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• Death benefits, up to one full year's
wage, depending on length of service.
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SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
necessary by the conduct of the
dr.<nch. The screening rtad beer
devisee! ■ y ti c XAACP. hi coop
•cm lien with the sponsoring orgmi
iaaU-.' ns. as a means of preventing
the infiltration of unti-democratic
eoinuuKst elements
•If in v snisti-.kfc.*. wc>{ wvaae hi
t.iv c\ aluati'-ei of the edenti-ds of
any delegate ' the board lx solution
ceiivria'ii. •'•!;:> ,s a mailer of sin
ce.: react The !•• ant will make
; every effort to secure in all gather
ings so ii. ored y t.'.e . a-toeiation
fair and careful screening of pet
sms cUuminy io be accredited del
■ra -a.. Tht board urgt S a!i m:S't'!lS
of good will who feed sincerely ag
grieved in any action on accredita
tion to : ti: e any sense of
oersot' h grievance t■ ■ our common
• intei cst ir- the adv ancement, of
Ci\ 1. S’i .
The Jamaica. L 1., branch.
: through Guv R. Bmver also sub
wiled a nii.iiiunt on tnc c .-iiducf
iof the mobilization.
• Tl'.i I S. Dejsiriuieui if Vgrtcui
lU’-c ho - announced that official
types, designs unci wording of la
in i.--. to be used in identifying poui
!ry officially graded for quality
and i..i - etc ; for whoiesoiiH ness
i;.!ti r’nvii : s -a hy life Produc
tion nod Maketin.* Adminislm-
| Discs Os The Week
' l FOR >OU MV I.OVET ’ f.arry 'Wnoli (Regal)
!■- DOI'BLF GROSSING BLt'KS JC-tii r .nol Robins < Savoyt
j •• i ALMOST LOB'! .UV Mis-h Lory .To - Hunter i \WLVI *
|-1 THE FAT MAX Fa*.- Itomitto i Imperial>
i RAG MOP Lm/iel Hampton (Deceit')
j >». S ITTIX OX IT \LL THE TlVfcl Wbianie Harris HOngt
, PLL <IMT t.LONFi SOMEHOW Larry Darnell < R<*gtil )
I v. I QUIT MV PRETTY MAMA Ivor;. ,l-»- Hunter (Kingl,'
f WHY IX>NM YOU HAI L OFF \ND LoVK Bull Moose Jackson
i King!
In JEALOUS HKA UT tv*i y ,loe Hunter i King! _
CANCER CRUSADE
rtnriio Mfinn 1
K ■ Jew yrfi fl m &r 8 N |
Ui lhu ftF OIL I
NEW YORK Mtuv than urn ndi
lion .•<-Sored and while volume. '■■■
: wUi spring into action on “C De.y”,
April !. when the l:'C>o Cancer Fru
. sade Uuinchca :t d>>ubl<> übjo •! ivt
• a ive f«n cancer cout.r-.il. it to
HUiionn.i d this week by the Auter
iruu Caiitt r Society.
< ad'-r ■ oniuuuif! ot natiouai • a -i
paign chairman .Major 1 L aura! Wil
j bain Donovan. forme; emet ot
the Of!bb . of SUMP MU' Sc vi -
vuluulcers in ail Oh- .Vi (L.'iSons
'K Mi' 1 Socicix art planning tko
fa rued wartime vsinoaage for*
i most extensile attack ever luuncii
upuitisf ■ i h.e dreaded d'.sc-:iM+ that
1 knows nr* atri', ser, rare m1..,-
nation:'.! ot igin--cancer,
;! The firs; objective is a y ;,i! i f
$. *,i:u.’ll e' 'n iiriauce iLr w >vk nf
the American Pan. or Sect sc, ; t .
, ! *t»n»:--rous u» Ovitlcs u; i...i:n ;
• sea ufth o« more than iad pr -ji :
i ,'e. si I’ossfi area! objeci ive, and
1 1 o)ti> which General Oaie.nan dm
b ecribes us equally impi.-r'.-uir. >.< rtie
• 1 übMtm;; of a nriximum u'i.aii, ■ , t s
po-jp!e of ail rm es «o '•unce ',; ,(a n ■
: ir--* signals.
“During Apr I, p-. *;esa; ~( :’
- Month." General Our to van ;i id. ‘ f •
whole nation a uiid lx* tnade i.eu
- eer-copßciif • Ihiniig the coming
rear im estimated ;f.-i.inm Ameri'-
catts will get catn-cr. Abou half
*>f these could in* saved fr.drj p. ■ h
; *'"* on!v if they seek treatment m
time--when the disease j S p, p-,
j curlv stage
’‘.A* ?t now st a lade " he said, •'aril >
about a qnarM are being saved hy
• 1 surgery and ridiation. Our ram
Pdfgn of education could doubl* PC
figure, it's worth fighling for,''
- Wake County almost dvubicd the
1 nunibei of tractors on its t .rev
- during 1949
BOSS!-: .JEWELERS
OFFERS THE
EASIEST CREDIT TERMS
IN TOWN
L. 13 i ayi ttevjlie St. Opposite S. & W. Cafeteria
"iwt! uawjwagM-aim.l-.-n r -t w iranw.jiir nijrijiiuj. n - nit-itjrnn i l
for all of these benefits, the em
ployee pays nothing--the company
' Pays all
Any way you look at it —wages, working con
dilions, pensions and benefits—-telephone em
ployees are doing all right. And that’s the way
we think it should he. It lakes all these things
to get and keep good people.
The telephone business is regulated In a wav
'hat Unions and most other businesses are not.
Federal and State Commissions determine i'n •
rates we charge for service. Any increases in
telephone wages would force us to ask for an
increase in telephone rates.
What About The Contract?
Southern Bel! and the ( WA-t 10 are engaged
in collective bargaining on wages at the request
of the Union, We earnestly hope that a settle
merit, can be reached that will lie fair to the
employees, to telephone users and to tire com
pany. Meanwhile, the public has every right, to
expect uninterrupted service under the present
contract between the Company and the Union,
which provides that, quoting the contract itself.
“UNDUE NO C'IRCUMST ANCUS MAY TT (The
(Contract) BE TERMINATED EA.RT IER THAN
JUNE 5. 1950.”
PAGE SEVEN
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DUBLIN ATLAS) Hiphts of
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Koob-" fov; seasopa ago have
■ ; -n ..reared t-> Ireland. Thft
Drama is scheduled for an early
■l ji ;tu -i .uciion the Gaiety
.. a hi : Shcpiev Karl Cameron'
umi Dotothy Rolston.
SI RSERIRE TODAY!
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