PAGE FOUR
EDITORIALS
VEY WEAK
The action taken by the State Board of
: trars from excluding Negroes from the
Elections witli a view to stopping rc-gi
franchise is very weak indeed, if the re
ports in the daily press icpresont the >■■■
tent of what the Board propose- to do.
According to the newspapers the Board
voted to include in its pamphlet of instruc
tions what amount s to Id tie moo j 1 tan a
suggestion or at most m admonition that
(registrars comply with the law when lac
ed with* Negro would be regisft in!
It seems that there was a discussion
as to the language of tht clause to be in
cluded in the pamphlet. It was proposal
that it should read.
giving the educational F- r for regu.tr.-?-
“Reg Ftrans must not act arbitr;. > ilv in
• ’’n,' One member objected the: “/nisF
his the wrong word. and. proposed the
substitution of 'should/' on the ground
that people do ru»t like to be told what
they MUST do. I*he lood av.ro d, ami
“should’' became the u ad.
It is plain that registrar > have been vio
lating the law by adding uuaFfu at; ■?: ;
which go beyond the law Why they have
to be handled wit} kid gh".vioki
tors! of the law who are supp cd to be
administrators of it is beyond
People may not like to tie t-dd wise,
they “must” do. Fm we would f*c u> 1
pretty pickle if asl our !awr- va in. cii' »•■ »
able only on the haws of “sh,'uld/' The
registrars? who violate the law imr-t cer
tainly. tell the Negro seeking to vote what
he “must” do. even in \ solution of the
law. Certainly any superior authoritv has
not oOv the right but the obvious duty of
it."'- c We registrar what he must or must
r .., ■ . observance of the law.
if the word “must” were used,
the new clause in the instruction- would
be inadequate. The registrars should bo
directed in more speiific detail, as to the
■application of the constitutional test, so
that there could be no misunderstanding
of what is and what is not within the pur
view of the registrar. It is certainly not
enough simply to advise them that they
“should" register those who qualify un
der the law. They know that already
NO SYMPATHY
1 • The CAROLINIAN thinks that very few
will fee! that the 32 year prison sen tern c
given Eddie Lee Russell, the lye thrower,
is too severe. A man who would assault
any woman with such an awful weapon
is a dangerous character, and .one who
would commit such a crime on an elderly
Woman against whom he had nothing,
and with no provocation beyond a desne
, to rob, is obviously near the bottom of the
human scale.
The only consideration m such a c.r;.*
■ is the establishment of identity. After that
is taken care of then the full penalty of
the law is in order, not only as retribu
tion, but just as mm'h if not more so. for
the protection of other people again 1 a
man so depraved in mind and hear!
CAN DID AT T FOR SHFRJJT IN BAD
One of the candidates for sheriff in. Ca
tawba County was among a group of as
joenjons arrested in a drive in that county
js,.„ against violators of the alcoholic control
s. law. In other words the candidate was
t: arrested for dealing in bootleg whisko
This is rather unusual, to ;ay the ]ca
Either one of two things must be true.
Either the people of Catawba < ’ounty have
discovered BE I* OR If the election that one
candidate is highly unfit for the office he
seeks, or else some one oi his opponents
certainly knew how to make him look bad
and had the pwer to do so.
THE CAROLINIAN
Published by The Carolinian Publishing Co.
118 East Hurgwtl St., Raleigh. N. r.
Entered as peeond-daas matter Aprli 6, 1940, rt
the Post Office at Raliegb, N. under the Act
of March, 1879.
P. R. JESRVAY, Publisher
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Address all communications and. make all
chocks payable to The Carolinian rather than to
responsibility for return of unsolicited pictures,
manuscript, etc., unless stamps are sent.
EDWIN R. F MB RLE
American Negroes should not: fad to
pause to honor in death Edwin R. Em Free,
who paused from fHn life February FF
Dr. Kmbrve was for many year.; director
of the .Julius Eosenwald Foundation
which did so much for the furthering of
Negro progress. A great deal of the Ro
semvald money spent under the direction
,of Dr, Embree went to improve educa
tional facilities for Negroes in the South;
other thousands of it were spent in sobol
arships to persons of both races whose
■e ontrib uti o n t o k now ted g e m ight iit * pry > ’ e
the relations of the ra-TS.
Dr EinbreeF work prachc-o'lv ended
when the Fund's money war all pent «c
cording to the wishes of Mm late dulu;:
Rosenv. aid b\ IB l?. Mr irtsmw.HU v. rt -
the money to be used while there
would U’’ to aT of <od -*■ ute ;d of
.Tj'iPl IKtf {(ire PC UiC future Ot the
Negro in America. a century or more hr
vend his time; lie knew that there would
be much need for hv funds m 'he y*>ar.
immediately following he; own. life .-p >n.
!>r Kmbto'o* as ■■ v ■ ■?' and gr* ;•.!•(** op
od hmnar.it:>-' ion. Mr behoved >n fh-' -port
worth -tod digniF of men reg.w dbwu -'!
Xheir color, and was not afraid or a.-ham
cd to let the vmdd know hi: view ; He
imd*' him soli itf’p< p.)i i Fu; at vai !«>>• • ■ uue
and m various pi me- run im' P'W- ; by
his forthright championing -f the prino’-
pjes c-; well as the Negro. Hr- iactna! wd
sa| to (-..rapt -an <• tF -■ principle uod.-r
pre-win*.
Dr. Ficrt,. . was M 1 ■ Fh.n Me w -r*.
the author of ■%*" ye »'•■»! hooka on inthropoi
ogv and his studies included Mo- Urnon
cru Indian and European uni \ ■; it*-- o "
pies as well as the Negro. Hi Ft-ho v
urn os about the ' gro 111 Mo ! nhe ! t -« t <• -
wore as valuable as hi- volumes pleading
the Negro's can -e.
The memory of Edwin R Emb'. ee
should be kept green He wa om-- of
America s. tin* emb rsadni < f ii *<■!-> n
ki! good will, ave il d* mo* t :>t. a genu me
humanitarian, ■> scholar, and * getit»v j uan
m the bast :-on; e of i!iat much abu ;e<l
word.
KIND.S of « ANMIDa n u
On*' of flu things wk.-wk. will happen in
a democracy > ■ that at) kind, of per ons
wall run f"i oil ice. The inefFHce VM‘ OIF*
Da V Boyd, who de n •Me . huorelf .> a < or.
tit!pate for nomination f "i Mu' ! SenaF'
U! t!) ( forth' e,tning In omi rate pi irnui v.
ha ; approved lyncVimg. He say s he tav*
: lynching bocßUse it is a good way to 'un
tie*! crime.
Nobody takes Mis Bred .wnousy as o
candidate for any impoilanl office, lb
is a perennial office seeker, and one who
is e.hvaV"; seeking th/u -F- <! r ; i<> m ' > ■* ! ■■
that he doesn * fund. Vt Mu opening pub
p, meeting of hr; .'."Unp-ug U on In ; home
ground.' o ■ limn DO people tinned out.
ip hear his . perch, according 1.0 the pc
Mr Bovd is- nil .uliifclv harmies:: It « ' ;;
trihulr in Mm ioleram ol tin* dernociaiir
system that tie and nthi r s.iicli. ijiu'er duel-..-,
an qualify to run f°r office, it i a greater
one tli.it only a handful of people wood
vote I U M i Boyd |or any of'ln e, and Iha I
jf jg not even necessary to denounce a < an
fii.l.itc ivh•>■;,' platform include.; adcor-vy
of lynching a ; a »!<• araf'c wciai pcaclice
|
be:, i 4 r ?
oohetor Malcolm F< Me a. well, of the
Ninth Jud.n.ual M* ,fii■ i. is I'cu-iung only
applause for his vigorous and positive
dealing with the Ku Klux Klan orgain■ C'C
who moved in to ct up shop in F'unl.u vla>n.
The plain spoken proseoito} -amply gave
the brother 24 horn •. to get out oi town
and out; of the iudh'ial district., on pain
of prosecution. The ,solicitor knew "I a
r-tatute undei which the organizer could
be legally presented, too. so i! was ob
vious that he meant business.
If all public officials were as straight
forward and as ungentle in meeting the
menace- of the Klan organize)’ to decency
to discourage these purveyors of prene
and law and order, P would not l.jkv long;
dice and exploiters of ignorance
THE OAROLINT.AM
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IN lists OUR DAY
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rrp.i v fn i;»r f j.ii iii t • , poll in
v*h i«;h .; ) i • ■< ' inn of ri'tvdf.v
•vo!, ~.i ~) 1 tiirt (hrv hap
prsp.r: r.- n. yr )dm ' ;i|jy po--
r'ov r o'' fho following ar.'.pwfcs
*vc ro r ‘ n-t-d.
u VJ 't 'MO
rr I f ♦ tis ivrA ons
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('-'.•r-i'M 40 <io
Aupfroha -A ( o;>
Sweden 33 <57
United SUtrr U 73
Co * c*i * -to* jit fni f hf? l r *■)i n(- d
outtliat in ftny-uvl only th.i•
pin nnf of fh*- adnK population
hovo ooir.ploted hiyh school or
, co'dPge «p ! ind fifty thi op ,iej
rent in *h n f 'mf i : ; ;t;»f<-•who
have completed school or
college.
f 0 r Ofn < h»- editor WOlUr
dr y-bat, for tb* ap
i -tr»it!y j-f diffcrer- 'f«, tlie
vr.tdir:by the Adult. people- in
the i" ■■ polled -fi d Ihottr
in the OtJi'cd ;-t (<•■ ArtH it
ding England the quc-.i mti
i.-n men ,'ii: inn ai<i:o puyop^
v.-h'"n -•! i t realised how much
i ’v. ■ : per of the a»Ju,t
people in (he United Stales who
have, completed high school of
dv Di-Ti/traMr. that mi p ( r
cue Ban bt' dfrtcriocd.
fht* •m . ; ,»nC‘ -> ho . ■ "°T?r -'l'l
* l "i vtjt No >)H.DY th-iXi a ao/yn
boo,; . iirtV-; diiruii;. »
A iFcrtcoL yj‘ iuiv. but • rtjncb
f* • » ( . ji: ,-fi a {h; r t .
rtrty -rt.'u: O; Toni's Cabin-* ujo
pc in f i tnuU' i' «*.»?Cv .v.u-iopu
?• D. • i'll MX '.D' didP H*.V trtf
1'• • ' f < • • think h l irtu .i*.'.
*■ • .• n o, t It treats.
•»;« c.f •'•?.»! HU ailei ti m
i: ; o lioblfi than 0
: k'Mrti' :i: ~- r• ;>/.*'■ tiU rt s -•• .
. (-n Mi- .....-i" r-SCM.! tor
v I'ltry.
Ah.rt •- much M'o-.-- th?: one
gi b.m r*'.;v o> ,j j. i Artrtrv it; rtfi 1 iter
•» e tarmurt t>« veviv^'d: I'hv
rt : 1.)? o [he r .rr /. n r
, ow.rbovs ridicule., she in dud
t■’)*.'i y ho Ufw A* rtutPy Mi*3 oi -rt
<:■ !. -a iih thp t> . .t ifui-i^n
O'., atid huni.'M lAitl) ..nd i.w,
' 'ii do - .itli .'i-ilot - Dut
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t}\ 1 ) thLf irt.;rtt ti- # |» .*•- rtjn'X
ui • .*i rt /.' n»■ i rtoin hteru
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yij ! vc* \/t"rt.(« ;Cf 'hurt U/HOP i(.'*<;l
tho iirtiiM nrD of The iiMTii
i rt.J: f :*■ lif.it hi* f'/rtlß‘Mv
y.'rtrt' jrt* Inrt >r: out Lfpioiort
lie ic ;ji'>‘ ■ ':!fy i D’lit a'cou! (hpu
b' Hi.-: f v tf•> on why rt.
Mioulrt be mmo ?.orttinuu
DlfbllV Il| • 1 V t«* *M> ;‘rt M ' ! .M I jli {D
• • . yrt in lil * ! i * 11 . M 1 3 1 ‘ * f‘*
to if ;o ••!!!' uiiw-ih -r-torj }. ;rhu
Hf o u t:) srt i* ’ B h< *- v in of ii ’A'f’
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t* nt trtß V* 1 • thins vor « jr )i *
< U- .y i , i- -•• ! v\i ti fi “
}" t < hi 1 r ' I trhilr. in llngicnd
who 1 111- f ronij'li ted hiy!' ..elio"!
1 : ( i 1 1! t ■'y TI if pi 111 ! . cl l !) t .
(;. 1 1111 P : I Mil | would : of- 111 to 111
• :i*iO lii.it /ii tr -i - in" 1 ; - 1 i- i i il
if t:*-. ii;e u 'I r|f e-lnpuig IT "1 1
hi. i-.fh.ii in |ii- ytudi'ul.s al
-1.0 nd ihcm
Tin;: writer does not lUimi to
ii f Vf’ jli. hi i i- - fin' !‘i:.i - g(.f
111 . pir)h!.ri:i H-'er. Ill' doe
i. * i very t,cenlv ft? yf in pul the
i*' - i il'n:i>d in Ihr M -i itb
«1 U'-.f)) Atldiiti.c Monthly 111
■ - h if. || '..!iit'-l. 1 ■ -if i. I--!'f ii- ' i Mill ■
~. ■-1 prof':':'Or hn- i •••iioui bo-'iid
lie in! n.-!., -'in -u ti- onti tied
* 1 1 ,1 -' (■ -V v )fl II i r I -|hl. 1 (
yir jlfl' 'K 111 pi. f i I I If' ff) ) il.' lo
,j,i -, jrhcfi pend 100 id
|!r t.irrjr and effort on the old
! - ip id. drill inf* m .K-ad i.nrf, wif
tfip in rj tiniliiiiefo ‘ and foo
nil all urn- on i-ki'ls for ’roei-d
i. ii .cfi.ii’ result -. ilfhoiiy.h it f>
rr t m v fl.e-'o la 11 unrpir l '
of tana" r-r-ult'. ;. supposed to
1<■ ■’ phe r;.—a i■ fi -1 fi.nly for
March IV |f»so. i?.f<-i • ;mnev-bat
ti./: ....itnothina. Writing rm the.
'iubl* oi ' f iic lifft' l of' I do- -i
t.iofi ' the or)ito# said in part. I'
tia:- licr- Dour I'onvuii-in fur
: orod.jino, idrc’iptho.if d by the
s i ifc t.ctflcutioii Coiri'oi
fin dings thot the fuiidarnefitala
a.i.f behig grossly neglected and
(lisd, our C-'-hoOsl arc 1 ..!. m; -I n
so .nan;--' ''lings that the are
ivnablr '-i do anything well -e
--they should.”
ft should h f pr.]frtC- 1 i-ui Had
if .tr. indicated in 1 tie poll <n
qui 'dion, adult peoples in other
eotintries are d'ung more ser•
it-M reading Uftm those in the
fmilcri stales, we cannot for
long hold out present position
of world leadership. Our great
'SENTENCE
SERMONS
h\ t > * * OMSK M•%i;* N< i
HOWRY ! ; OR VNK
Oo»Vf you wish you could he
hi,' ... j •,:•■■?_ hut fillr«i " \th
en\y virtu* D’v.ti e ,otdy wai
t/-> r’obrscr < jod. • y*
»h ; ? Hi;; face VOU
Tj, <: ? <;nij v.-q>h like the hurt
~ flight; strong. t'mi.
i *. } .; .q n ••• ?>t!<j forces about
• ■ < .-‘uion't tempt you to da
R*' u mg' quietly wbr-n -all is in
to, .' >j| ?nh she ••'’otside wor M
with :,»n; you, Hke w biict
:; | ;.-j if t* i; \ si fov th*~ Conflict
hoo• •. o no 11). >. an 11 nd it ,vav
within.
Being then u« correspoiidt * ice
■ , ij }. oat ore and all earth eon
<llit On-; rr* y'o )i a., a
.»* v=, r-uld b‘ :,htr Hurt f* om
v-o >;i uid nf' et an .occasion
. i-Miiri 11he for freight
fVir C' cry d'tv would be a
*••.}/ _ ..in;; i|H'i the Ond of nir;.j
woliio ’iomr quiet -;onn; for like
« (o ir\ i[\y < \ r’<pall d i t•; v r •» 3 r
*: r.< f. . vim lld bur t foi th in
. w'uld then hu-v rner to
hr ;;-i mlfi’l that VOMV OXHOI-hfO
r i.*‘o ;-r,d rf'lniMn; belongs f *
<;. ><i and nor vine.'-- roo-d ncvei b?
inrf beyond a doubt, no
• hi'hnh nor h oud
*T'hr *( onia that fruit . from von
Ino i fie: pe * I a n e;t rn en h *
f’ini •. md kind arHona and
I’nne,- that vou. do. rmt'd. in Godo
1;/1.f qiffn
'[h: iqi.r.nH of yin though
r. oi hero pres' ,<t a r hrj.sET.afi
? (i . to drfr.it f’itid t '• l r . 1
\ i np the hurt that run hr the
jnyidy hi; {•haract.eristic;-. like
( i1 n: 5' run -.1 f ; o sweet
A a iilful holdu’uJlnred v. !n»
• 11 v n i• 7e ht s councetioti w ifh
hid or;. . ]M\r t} 1:t r. .erd- rnrf
fir v.r . v‘. >v (.hf lift r.i-: head
(roe ■ (hr. -fr i
I (i> • <•[!•••• ■ .'1 Ik I feel . :.n inward
■ 1 ■■(til!..: 111;.: ! Bud, triii.
leud -• ru:l hi it-ine Mini the
• ill ."■ f .ir l if i' th.at r rr r : i| i. : . ’
; 1 .i n r If:■ :: i r] rft t h 1 : | 11 f r
Kite my de rioi':- aotnctlji.ri.? with
i n
Would <■!!) 1 il-r to ha' ,r te-il
,fm i[rf- . ■tneOiitit; ?.o <(|iefr' M
ean enh he fully known when
to God one flra\v« near
Tht new biitii will then nn
f'.hl your natural hurl and a
... |. iif I'fgnni'i at inp will lift its
hea<! toward God.
ta mi ri: \ , i r- rOh <>r n
WAT ION
Hr ,1 fiAHOf.n RROV.'W
for 1 VP
l.nrit. iilr’ A mrrh'rt tlle.r. the
t'nited States and, eapeyti!lv.
th<. ’honieß of one nation Tirol
dirif-.t pstahllnh On purred In
;.i tint 11at for Ihi " ( 'fare of mao
Mud and fro Tin ylory Writ
)•, a•, entered wfthln Hr bound a
and thwarted TTiv pnrpnr.efi and
plan;.. 7 l)i ott' houf our realms
liirdnnil , tod wire;;, rnothei <
nn) fathet • i>v Utoimandr. have
heroine vile eti.-tiite . to .r ’1
oilier lo ' .A. oie tu» the home and
li’avme innocent iiftie ebildren
... illuoif aov one to rare foi
till 111 Thou nri'lit ad know) b ill I
alv.pf fin I! JliMflll 11iii.O ■.i r.lv
Kather and my clod.
Help it:; through the wars to
rebuild OUT homelife wll|r!i e
have tom. down. f)ur nutlrniHl
foundation ii. being ptidernifnnd
b■,. thi;; penvo ’.veal;r-os' in the
iiotnr of i fie land Rend the
r.pirit ot (’brlat our Savior to
till Hu heart a of men and worn
.-11 who enter info holy .• <’dlo' i-
P'ease purify at>d calm the
soeia! philo'opber has ssid that
front derisions are made, not
by the courts nor by legislative
bodies, but rather by the people
This write rwishes to ask the
question that is a none-reading
public qualified to make great
decisions.
WEEK ENDING, SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1950
- '
BETWEEN
WfHßi THE
mm jjmes
ay r>IAN & HANCOCK CON ANP
OVER BOOSTING OXJR 150V >
\V Hr n th; . vv . (tyr vv print'
r>ci' of :->fro cl u’ .'Uut. in Bou t*
t’aniiina. hud an aunual ora
torical rouff .t There war a
youth who ii rl nr.i f;; .) orafoi i
in! gilta and who made a yrari.v
effort >■< i •• ; i-i i o fie tall
ed thtee years in auccr ; Ton. Ho
ti ":! too h-i'd Hi . parents and
re! a r ives and h o-oa were o'-a- !
an ;i."i . Tor hiin f.. .’o'Oo I.(7l’on V I
and they n-.uallv fo-iE th‘> front
.'•ni and of 1111 i their great
am* grave anxiety had a depress
toy effect on th*- ur--.pi.-mg orator.
The piiMsnre of their immediate
pr* .nice and thru vaunted ea,
ernes:-, was too t meli for the In i
i .ear.- d the tiouhlr and bee*- .!
them lo take lim k seats while
he mad*, bis fourth try for the
t>n,;r It worked til,. 3 (harm
That jiirh* wu*> his parents and
friend:. On iso k -e;if;, the v 1 ill lit
tose f<> towerll /.a hr'ghts and
won the pits by .1 wide tnarcin
111 previou ■ vi . hr way cm
barrasued by t!f ■> who were fpi.
anxious fro hi. n.•< H» wa ;
trying ton haul ai| bo n'-ed'-’d
V. as jit ; ;t a hftie I.'tifijife .in
when he go* u t;.- 0: of.- cond
with a rush Tbs foreyoin;; ii
iusti,iti's fiorm- th.-lights that
have heiii rons-faiiity turtiins;
ini s lii n1 v mind witli ii-.—t-b is
Olir ’si'gri. Ids I .'.iy■ s. ii»,i f l
player; There is a ■,fti‘ , s!)oii in
try iniud if we are nr-f, iniipiiig
'Mi out fiy to ( . much [iiv ssu re of
*' a 1 its* it goes without staying
that w»> are all overanxious a
hoit! them Imi w>- tnusl no! let
our ovei snMi.fv fiaedicip them
in the vreaf task they are rais'd
"Vor t t ;V‘o foi tir Os rrun se ,i
.. i.o ■ V; -ini sposiod toy tH»
rise iion o'ba ( p-. it or nous rv of .ins
E-otlts whnse' fustic press bof.a
rd the flagging morale -u a
"f'Ugglipg isiC" Hut fighting row
and Mien . oottiHii; '(k ; i.eitir
up dm tiji-sstm' everv dry
- Out in; I baj! heinf-s have done
. a ijii. 1. . 4 1 1 -1 . 1 ]. : I pi (liiior t
i great tot’ t here r grave doubf
1 in wti.ihei vi- lie h‘'l nine
rh.-in or hindering them bv .o:s
nitron cious to *'ssu>« we exert
|>v our t.>.> .tm at boosting and
ci]fhi.lsiasai, A 1 f l l l o ntore oo'-d
1 .- a in .‘.in boo 4 1 ■: ,*.l d ,1 ii!: l
lPnre vriliui; of ...ii! CUIV-•'UUilUft
,Uivi.lV fin thru - Mirrens Wo.lid
I he of nv.it v .inn in Hietii in f'.r’
1 ;frc;.,.; .iUd .!' a ill of a *er till.
I if
SJP/.... . *“■ . •• •« ... ....... . .... - _ ....
LEST WE
FORGET
IU U * i.fiJiyi
; The e k ), a - revea! „ d
•■’"o' i.m?e yt .ting tiling;.- about
hun.jn rci.dions, in dilfcrant vC
k * 'em fiji cuuntiy. Out
■■ 1 n N'd fI; ' -.i,ao ; , 1 1 s keen in
.a f-j'oieri i''it iu Uk natujt'rtl
■‘■s' ;iic*!,sv Pic-: final i on*c
■" v ;•) -..eri’dll itptx-miH-v now
ka x•' '.t.o-.d in Uif; (■ :-i.;t. and o,r
V, e t Hx ttic unic vou i r ui Hus
«iu i>..t ••onte.’-l will have own
!-is\ss! f)M-; or NORTH ( ,\i;
OldN x: - GREATEST TEAMS if
the s e.’ii xvili rank no 1.•.< * i
! 1 a" id.i tli jt. (is- nation, 'i he
'■ * h‘'f if ! Tll Will pc ,( Ime t!()),
loail iiO>:au.|’ '■■ni'- side of
Not ii, ( nroim.i min d the fiic
t Ills'.
id*. td 1 ’, I Ilf YV dfp r jC ] Sid
i hto {■{ { Ea £iu.> both 1
■' * ■.’ l tfl.fc «•','• II.; I tifjUv O'’Ml
trail!.. -Po-'"id lie* < uican Mrenyth
•in! ins; 11-.e i'iiU dfi nn The
W nit park wa:; invited to both
Pjc ndt;iMid! tournev? bnl look
■-ii t jn i ; NGAA playoff'; on’v
T*s I- (:],,■■; and flic Wsifiiaci,
i i...:111 (ate for the cntertain
pu t of Hie Eagley was very
irmrii m tiie teams wiiich the
\iV dt ; . (, !-; h,s;i i.■ bent or not ii >
(o (f ~ fnp i,f tiie heap
!I : I ragir ihat iwo such out
(.Hiding train ( annot he feutui i
mi jn ,i contc ,t ni their own
bloody fide that Is rushing in,
and ovei whelming our homelife
Help this generation to betake
1 hem;;rive;< h< tiie task ill Till
name and xvitb Thy in piraHmi
.oil guidance, to rectify xvbst
ij Ai.r >A'if t;: t~ ,-i. /»?•*.iwt
J »2fe /
r AMO VrUKAL J|
: f,AV(N6«? )N Pt.At (flAtf ?' iV /S
I » bc*a wiikjm ** nrficvPf a % A . i.\ ' /am
\ nkai rnaru>ir./t?uaiN«- nt? w.4,.■..,*, - i x,
i civil, war hr wcavirr? wnu ;: tsbc • ■■A.-^'^
j TUP PItMVT COLORED VPM/N* \|£* •JjWt
; tefr« op iowa. neiiism- A
! WITH THE RAN*, OF SST. •■ Jpa^.
esaw'::, rr sioH rvvy ’ g sj^f x
ffiAti“ f. ml u-i maw-stuM/t »
FOR, f- 51 PENT/ ’M'".* ' 4*i» AMOM
”* | ' '" *• |
iurniign Those boy have been
marvrlou hut they are hu i. hi
uni they like others who have
ruin before the® will bend un
der too great presaure.
When w». over-boost th D bo.-s
they become too anxious to Hve
up to our '-\f i ivongaote expei sa
tin?, and over-try iu their af
tsmtus to make good. The man
who fro s h int has a.• haive l-.
the man xvho tries too hatd does
not have 3 rhanc" Moreover, it
In difficult f.-.r any man to hear
too many gootl thing- about him
••■elf without believing some of
the ut If wo expert our rook tea
to pr-tortu like veterans and
measure arms vifb veterans, we
are i vpi ■t by too nittvh dust,
how .t;o i,i<- otiH isi.rry Itoby aud
Don Newconibe and Satchel
Paige rouid ratry the load of
fhv.tr pin vine and our load of
rampant expectation;; has been
a oilracte hut even miracles ary
not eternal if over boosting docs
not turn the h* ad of these voting
fellow s it ( f-i .ibiiy predi."poses
thf-tu to (tvf‘l doing from selves
frying to ftvo up to advance no
Mi-:: and the platidlts of th®
crowds.
When the a- fellow ; try and
/all (bey hav. a aen’c of frus
*r.atioit and futility that th
•nt;ug v.-hitc tdayerv do not have
M>. idOU! see :tu over-hoo-tCi'i
white plover make good Monte
Kennedy ami Clint Hartung are
good exampiots The guys up
their who are playing the iif<.
out of the big leagues ate fel
lows who wore not over-boosted
but xvho had ..) fight f o what
tltcv got Al any rate th® fe!
low (in aofi4- . ion highly re.-
'>mno>ii(ie(i -darls under a -v r .
handicap even like the children
of prominent parents.
This article is written in
hah of f};e Mur Ho v w r now
have in tf>,i niajor leagues i
x\ OX'ld iox o ; i.O tlieni let a!']ll -■*
and ,’ixiM tiii' latitude rhev need
*;• make good and not over
xvhr!i.s-.-j with our deep anxi-Mox
for 1 1 1 vin airiv.,;: Some- boosting
has i r pi os. hut fnn much boost
ids can He s ,) i-,» hod j ■:» haudi
(-.ip lo the 1)0 we are ,'|e fieildi
iug "ti »o carry the race's colors.
Too much boosting places the
t.oy.; under too great a stsaxiic
fs! ii- t.e more rest rallied jn
our cliM'U 0.1 1)1 )Cs! we hinder
the Vrv rhi'o.’ so ft;, to |]ei[i
The N• mo pres': bus the anr-xvnr.
}•>(!;: /or the eritert^i!}-
nv >!• of their fellov/ citizens.
The brown t -.tries would be fit
i-'i ib.veru.'ition foi -mv region in
the -.> ■ iid •!:. basket! all player?
But. officially. North Carolina
''•••mot he j epic: enK d by a team
of bi "-oil bn., . The blond and
; '"o : e! bo>. who are traditional,
■ ; b., .., (o hr THF. North Car
olio.i r< nro.sentative.. had to
<■ tI• i 1 1 rt- New York are;) to get
;oni (oinpetifion with the coun
tci-|iin ot tiic brown iioys. The
eornbir <!km of New York's beat
•:<", ii biond and brunet boys
d* i 'led the OFFICIAL REPRE
.''KN I'ATI VKS of North Caro
lina il i . highly probab.tr that, t
i • nii.inatirni of Nrrth Carolina’s
best hoys, regardlf'..-. of their haii
texture and color 01 their facial
i omnii'sHon;. <ouid have beaten
t*! New Yorker and made the
news of Hie >.«. i > k end such that
C.noim-V'. bov.. could rank n‘)
lov.-ei than second.
Thf ridiculon, condition ob
hnninc in our region i - not in
the hearts of these basketball
pbiv.T;: The Wolff jack were
fine examples of good ; ports
m Ui:-(nj> as they lost to the CONY
(< an narked by three brown
hoys They cotild have won as
iinppiy if they had been -aied
b\ blown b f ys from home.
will otherwise become our tin
■Hona! calamity May Thy mu"
he gloiifiert in thin, we most
fervently pray