WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, APRIL t. 1953
K.vfDY i!.v
OH TO ATf AVTA Above
basketball te-.ri■> from (onmuin
H y )«** :, rUi i, ,\'luiington, and
John A v i‘i \ du , i n. ham. have
m sot Jißa*,:i2rir'trfA'a.;ij! i aswasaar
ROCKYMOUNT
NEWS and VIEWS
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at night.
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up lli.t !.* »• Jilt 1) illiU *• 'll
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aiiCUil rl <if ; to :.p
--out) in NAAt/'l' i f.it :u. forward'
mai'uh toward inU*.; rat ion. 'A hiH«.
fit: said. i i WlH'tJO 1 >UJ
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MOMIMi ') i ROM t<:
Me I ti’Ki.. lIIC.I l. tatUi-tui. , .avitic
Alston, J l. .1 • Haiti: via v (Ail ■
pedse. D.i .itMy f; ova .Sturt,y. AI-;
Start, 1 .all. R . 5 J' a tit !i> AlstO'i.
Daisy JcflAa m.ij, Edith Ta fun,
I>Ua Laura Hossrr Sheaf- ,
er Willtum::. Mr*. D. B. Handy,;
Alary Piiij.tj..'. EstcSl Rciystc'!. I'ris
cilia .Scott tifui Jarrii s Puwrl’ Ju- •
itiii Youtu Cid Alston. Harold
Brown Robert John tort
KASTMAN HIGH Ktiii. Id: Hilda
Solomon Ethel 1, Alston, Maxine!
Wilkins, Lula Lowe, Claudette Co-:
.Held, Ciena nlthe Ba!c< f Patsy
Harper Carlind'i Carroll. K;un»j
etie Solomon. I.emiant WiiHati- j
Chat 1<- Wintaker.
HENDERSON INSTITUTE Hen-!
detson: Kannie T* : \. Alt*- Owens,!
Anna Srfeed. C’t'Heriuo Henfterson,;
Mary ILiitr.-n, Mary Hargrove,:
Rocile,:. Hami. Willi..::. Oliver,
O'jvrr t'antiady Mi- • E. M. Green, i
HALIFAX COUNTY TRAINING;
SCHOOL Weldon: Robert John-j
ton. v
DUBOIS HIGH, Wake F-n-st.
Mattie Mar-.h Jj.ifihy Marsit. <. ir‘o
Evans, Thelma Gt ty. Ruby Wood.-
Ellen IVbiuim, Willa Hiinlti. !(;i
by Allen Marjorie Mills, Arthur
N Boone, M. E Skinner
BOOKER T WASHINGTON.
Rocky Mount: Clayton Gray Jr.,
Minnie P Barlowe. Mildred ' Kale.
Jante* Belh'ene, G. R. Atkinson.
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■ I 11. . —. .
Everett Cooper, Exalted Ruler of the Columbia Lodge of the IBPOE,
and his District Deputy, Chiton S. Lloyd, are shown m their busy otficet
in the nation’s Capital In th# new Negro Achievement, film de-uinitiv
tery, 3«K,ial Life/' _ j
picture made before teat' ng or
Atlanta, Ga.. \vh« re they pa Hie I
t .lied m the Si etlcnal Basket
fall tournunieiit • punsored U.»
"■mmi'ttu I: 11.- •!' mu-.: l. Htiuy
1. Ii , . jj! in- I . i I-Ilti 1-0
'n.any pi.: I ~p.> et„ . to Pi-at
i- . to Li.j.itetition.
t a tLi.i >.<;• to -1 u M.its
/ .1 ■. lUik.o.i to i I I* ' i
I.iii • to ■ fjo -•* ;.l \. about
'in- ....i.i it Coi j it appeared
t„ him t.’i.it :teai i \ ei; fit thtiiisatid
Ii ..et.e, .peOpl ■ 1
in;-.! /n. : ti: 11 i. . i ■ ! U
.On o) . . •!■ to. tin. I! ft-: low
.iii . i ,v 1m .. mid ii.i.i/ to dn
A oil tin- .1 Heine UK.i'Ji ;
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;. , '; Oi, aiXKtt
t!. -ut Friday i
,:t jiet: i i. : |)i;u ;'e to
I *v i.' ( 1..,r foe oit
.. .:.iu, •; m•. 11l r., dot, eOUttl, y
; i d I, t. ; ~T , i.i. mute than!
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r,c, : riiitip.it '..j i n- now'-,
ati-wr. dh.ai.e t.ch rtidol »nt
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■ ii.. Veil the- ViCtOflOi o i t -TI CfO’.V
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-jr* V |,N \\( I AND
SCHOOL PLANNING
Nabrit, si bo b e served as
1 esjierl ' line:-- etui teseareb
iavn-.-r to i ‘i.i * e.~ Siptiel
. an.. I ■ > /juall liistorie
NAA< f tN< ' ■ e tv hb h
v.pt ; iicf,i t> it S' Ov. »: ! U i liver
hi) . M tic?, iiic ivixa's'
♦ i • • houUl start l*> siut
ti - tuti,c finance and bulioul
.. i ii;. into asMJt'iaiion pfu
pi o;’:fu:i that they would
le i-,„ .pji. <t to meet, competi
tively. tbi type <il fdueatmii.il
r re* ram best designee* to help
Uieir rail: and to meet the in
evitable advent ol imegr Itiilfl
in tli.- sehouts.
Ol < HU S "SAT ISFAC I Oil Y
it! 1. VI IONS ' (?l
Nabrit dev iu r d vivii.-itients,j
‘I; ■ all; l-tetii! > l einUOlls’ ii. Pa.-' O,
‘on a 00-nmi.iCiit.v v'Olllu’. a s.ChOOj ‘
iLn (id is .-.ii amt u.-i.'i.' tiu prim-! -
D ili p.iil of iii" mule than a nul- •
■1; oil *to bit lid a m white school !
i while liio colored only .*■ an o/d
; o..nlUii4', reftiod'-li'd and tiu- pur-;
: e) ~t ....! ;.( pi,-if oi land with a
picture to Link! a .-vhooi som> -.
! vui.e in idle future." till*.. iu‘i
1 wuuici have noiii ol it t-kt* . Boiin
fialtiijii and Rocky Mount havej
i );ad .similar experience.- along tins j
j one.) Nabrit added ''That is just i
a fiLrtenudi/.lic carry-owr tyoin I
, tin- KJaVe el J Os i elate"l atid Was
ino i:. -1 ek-.i ii.iti. at .in Hr* ..i* '
j chided tin 1> You ilia<in: :. > |
have ilie i-haUenge to .*■ oad. J
f lu/jne ,o:d lead yoin brothers—!
vtiiti- anti i.iack- - out <)t tin* .-h*i-*
dews and show then wiiat demo-.
eraev is
CatMNVU.LL HONORS
I l k LEA Us It
i {; i i i-,,vi 1 ie, N. ( . Golden Rod I
Liiii ■■ (.j I ja liaiitei Elk threw a.
!n, i-.-a.i recently at time they;
•’iot:uri<i u;. Tc-iup ie Saunders of;
Whitaker.-, District Deputy of L l i<‘
' lady 1.i:.. Mayor Lottie Belcher I
presided at the affair and Kiev, i
Erie, along with Ex-Ruler Leroy;
Barnes and Mrs. Nora Bailey ol
Rocky Mount gave the talks. Lai- ;
* r in the evening the executives
• attended another banquet-program !
iby the Antlered Guard Staff con-;
■§£3¥BP , ,V
: wt U "iM./ v
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WJmmm- B %*•
te M - 3%
lie.*, s’ clubs ut America The lo
cal >;!ub p!a, e«l s,*eiin,t. —f*hoti>
hi Vanderbilt Studio.
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vv i LMIN CTi J N .i -it 9'
l\t,\ ulcia(»l . a u’ M ? *
* hui* 1 <‘»arr >:><»
1 1 1 i aa f vLull, *v ti o t li<* i . Mr
fame >iai ih,iU t*tiv -a it k -i/»‘
iiGiim r Kir i jitu : i iiigc l«» Alt .
W .»u* t Moiiir .ujv, .j i of tiirck.y
| idiil Hie n» r!ti)ii-. look
<> ! t eiu :iai v S.*» v
Huid< : uux a tti< first
tii\t in VV iimmji -
t<m. She also drove cab thrfe
years in Ijotroit. she*
j s umiS«>yc<l as an operator i*t
I t'zora Jb-iUty Shop. Vunder
hilt Siifdio rtiotn.
United College Fund
To Seek $1,500,000
"F\d y<>RK A eoal of SL
-500.000 will •'•< ongiit by in'*
.. ted a i " College Fund in
I:;in the tenth annual dppcul
. ~*,■!,m ; in York im Monday,
. ,fCtl I':, v. itii ii.. eiin.-, t" Li
it, j,*i tiic ii/i!!i *,inii ‘J th** Hotel
y. i j).;:.. Announcement
■ vet's ' macit. l.y Frank M. Totton,
oi'f-idiin o!' the Ch.’.-u -Ta
tiunal Bunk, and Ciiairmaii <*! th*’
~ .. ,i E?:ei'id*ve Corn
-11,. <(•-!• >t'i ) * r*/ <■ *'>it c ten
:- ,-,i,it . i t; ■ i nilibnivd i-iinea
;. n ideets .J 51 private, accre
,*!,.() i-j1 i • i ;.nd universities
participating in the Fund's »y«-
,* T),, ie I it«.- l iojis jnanage to
pro’Vid..- t'it iitl'fi Idnttv pet cent
•u. . .*|vc: tlu'i.unh irareful eco
nomies-
Tht- Fund will conduct organ
,,, d c iiuiiiiutii. in 65 major cities
'tinoip-h.mt tin- country a- well as
!:i Lie cotnifiunitii's where the
: IVil-'.H iCI-e COileS’-'S -lit* lOCutfll
! Mr. Tniton also anniutneed that
;• , -su.;!. l Dwight D. Eisenhower
endoi’ieit the 19:A f-uiipaign in
i stat-n.i-nt pi aisine the wor I: of
i the Fund's rm irber I'Oilegei. lit'
t,,< idiH I’n sident Ei-'i'nnower
isc’d: , „
" W/iei i 1 v. a Dissident 01 Co-I
Hampton Is Site Ot
Rec Association Meet
HAMPTON. Va. The fourth
itinua! conference of the National
Intramural and Recreational As
sociation wa> to be held on the
■ ampus of Han ..ton Institute April
; • and 4.
This n the first year that tne
| conference lu.- invit.d represent* -
] tives of .secondary schools to nieft
| with them, announced Mr. H. N.
! Ncilson, cluiinnan of the Hampton
[Physical Education Department
S who is planning the program,
i Two keynote addresses will be
| centered in tin theme of the sea
son: "Bette! Administrative Rela
i uonships." Mr. Paul Cieurzo of the
University of Rhode Island wil*
speak. Friday morning and Mr
. ‘J.aides H Williams, retried PUy
|'Seal Education Director of H tnip
•in Institute, in the aft< moon
The Flirty .tide..an will meet
in six sections: Relationships with
Ms William Wasson, preside nt of
♦iie group, as chairman and Mr.
■tod urambeau c.l the University
if Michigan us consultant;
'Financing with Mr. Alvin Brown
as chairman, and Mr C H Wil
liams as consultant Facilities and
Eouipriienl with Mr W. A Parris
as chairman and Me Edwin B
Henderson, Director- at W.a'hmg
ton. I.) i , Public School.-, a*, con
sultant:
ducted by Lt Colonc-l Queen F-
Her Batten mat ■ t... > f in Rod; v
Mount
NAAt’K Kit K o*l APRII7 IJTII
The local NAACP membership
drive yets off to an official start
on April 141-1* with a pep meeting
lor worker- at tin Little Rah \fl <
Community House that might. Lo
cal churches are being asked to
especially encourage the campaign
on April 12th.
EFC . a
THE CAIIOLTNTAN
HOMETOWN NEV/S
Vocational Opportuniliss Are
m Keynoted In Annual A& I Event
h* .* 1
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i xi'yi TFJt Above is ( pi.
John H. Waters, son us Mrs
.mine Kluie Ballard, who i- |
s< j vinjf mi the front line in Ku- |
i * u ith the 4i>ih Division !
Serving since April I9&i, <-pi
Waters is t*\pi fled huiiit* abort ,
it.
! PC
HOSPITAL !
RULES SET
U H *v! INi I I . !
('in.rn.y pa i rp. . ■ it): pi' vatr
.V Y: jf'iai'./': :ii tiki'l ■ d frOH!
C n.-inu i."-.;* ll .ii ind doctor;
,uv; *jt tiuld • in •':< Pute iit» at ihe
I, ! J of lb- , I *
111... ■ It., i! ' <■ ■■'"
i•, i ,■ ; ,••)!.>,. , ; ruled Mondkv
- ! haii *.;, i: L.dph Honon hr* aght
' ip r*f a ,!!,-> ami rl,- ruiiii,,: r*
,: , : ■ ■ t:* ( ,i. ;.t* d I>■ i I 1 hat
io’ ■ : i• *it) had hetii ield
!!, !;. pit,! t*. tor • si: .•• d.iy '
:■ non pavir.eut. ■: he; doctOT’-:
b ; b I
ti ~t -. ...d b< I-eld c> j
, '. ip* Yif fc ph; Avian who
*.-. I: *{. ■ '-lit til !.,iV. ~*'!( t*** * in k
*, ,• i . s-.i.-h i.. ■■ • nun-pay
•;.... e ij. itit- I'h'/siciaris
jut a 1 inn .v- • i‘ mned:
OV Ti'D' 1 ' ’’lll* L;tU- i. iuf
r) ;*r H v y;itiun? *
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Htmbta Univerdtv T wrob a l-tter *
* Matin;-: mV conviction that tiirough,
, carnation . broad, ouman ob-1
rvtiio education •we can a-j
*• : iit: v.* I'ne mutual undci'kiandinp j
ail nations and races f.Mti
till* ni-c* ssary fouiidatiou lor an ;
: enduring ;n Lfuit is why I;
s.upnort of lh.> United Negro j
. College Fund.
' Tin mi oil th.* Fund, many young |
Americans are given iht* cViance i
the l c,Fifi wp.e might never have,
it, continue !lieu 1 duration i
u, teco.m doetoi... t*. acht f s ntit - j
j se. .iiiii ' .il'iul VvO'"!'so lie.- el'i j
;;;j 11 • 1 v in filed today.
• I'he Fund f-nable.s thirty • one;
: private colleges and umvei-itie.-,
- , v ll* - * if ;*, ;'C - cliolm ship aid
. tu deserving students, buy books,
i tin no. a lies, p.iy teaching salaries.;
Wc tan help th* •■* young Anieri-j
;-y iviiigenerously to the
United Negro College Fund in our
-1 city > . ,
I -T if-M* are still my views with
! sj/ect to this excellent organiza
. tion.’
i /*,]! (nit i..ne of the Funds' mem
ber colleges, Lincoln University in
i-V;,: e-v ivansa. are located in the
Southern states where 73 per cent
ei the Nepro population resides
| BFC |
I- Awards and Point Systems with
, Mrs. K. Bennett of Hampton Insti
i tute and Miss C. Perry of Howard
University a- co-chairman,' and Mr.
Paul Cieurzo as consultant;
Activities and Conduct with Mr.
;.1 Morrow as. chairman and ,Vr
ti K. Jaeh, Supervisor .Virginia
; Department of Education, and Mr
j Marshall Brown. Assistant. Virgj
' tiia Department of Education, as
: consultants;
' suiuent Leadership with Mr.
j Gideon E. Smith oi Hampton ln
ftitute as chairman and Dr. Ray
i ciottd Hopson of Nortit Carolina
College, as consultant.
A pre-conference session will he
I held Thursday night at Katherine
! House whiclj will feature a round
|
Sa' r - g -1 1 - w&:-
f ■■■• icvk> s •'V vVgjSJ
-'ef
IgjigfeiPPyfß- H*4j. -i
§y«laliii®k
{ Paul William*, an architect of li»- j
i ternational fame who hat-de
nigned many homes for Holly l
wood movie star*. I* featured in |
the new documentary him, "On- j
fcsv’jl Ptrt9U* , 'tj*lh , V' - ■ I
GREL-i,-iBORO The annual <
Vocational Opportumie Week pro-;
aam being observed A. and 'li '
Collge began on Mot-day, Marcn
JO. featured many lea*!' in b
smess, industry and a,- icuHur
troxn Vhroughout the ‘-•tut To*
iieroe of ihe current cell bration
'Occupational info-maxion
A Door Cpener to Vocatioiuil 1 ■ ■
porluniti*;..'’
\V. J, Keiuirdy, piesideot at
(he North ( arolnu .Menial
t ile In* iii jin < t oju patty, t.:..
lar;;est aitigle Netvo hlti'.nesj
in ti.e world, ke vr/ob-it tit *
tour - ti a v »;cet which will
wind up with a television «re
s,“illation, a MUiutiari of the
week s lu tiiities ut 5:00 p.m,
on TKtursday over the local
WK.VtY-TA'' Station. Be ap
peared at the lirst general as
semtilv on Tttetday luoming
a! 10:IN) o’clock in the eollee.e's
Harrison Auditorium and a
rain in !lu tltcrniion hi a iii
ii.il panel di'st uvdun on 'O*
eu]» a 11 *.* na I Oppoi tuiiilv it.
North ( aroliitJ ’
Th- Wednei-Ctay |..rc t rant ton ' ;
JRr
MEW YORK iGlobal) Tonuay
in. Jive Small: liai. come into
Uk own ,i-. orw oi the notion’:; top
disc jockey . The congenial and
populat Toiittiiy of Ncv. York's
. WW'KI . n..uif Itia remote control
debut la.st Monday night from Haj
•.i • famous Ba *> Grat.d With
I h. "Dr Jive Show " Ine the,
i Gixrtd v.at n ■ re fban j.-u .i-ed and
i-.Keo on in.* tiifi, 1 ne t-.t aie-in
O ' ~I 111 lie,. Yoi .- pi'eS: cHHie
S -•■••: ■ t.ili lot* - i-. elcoiue Dr.
live b.u.atl uii.idid trie -:p.-,t left
ar,i in Willie Bryant who s
' • . .nh hi-. 1...i im i Ray Carrcli
: '*■•'* I - then poweri,d hit making
! ’ o" Bro?ide tv* Rirdlano, rtlil
over station WHOM. Willie Bryant
i <? ’ n to*-* way open for a young
;er dee* jay to climb to the top
i w ilne is mat sort ot a spy.
Ruddy Johnson and ht.s baud
clicked last week at Harlem's
tamed Apollo Theatre . . .Att
nisteen Allen's King platter o!
"Baity I'm Doing It" is still
climbing among the top ten,
Rumor is that lucky Millh.der
will take over the radio dee
ja> - pot at Harlem's popular
I'aint Case , . Errol! Garner
and LiD/.y Gillespie at Broad
way’s Blrdland . . . MG.VI re
cording artist, Billy Eekstlne
tipeits April :! at Broadway’s
Bitndbov . , The Lop Lti'four
Show on WHOM is rated as
tops . , . < om.ii Tinntiy Rogers
is holding his otra . . . John
ny Hodges and his ork are
still going great on their heavy
road schedule .... Dusty
Fletcher is still a main-steiii
nser . . Lulu Reid Is that sing
ing sexation with Sonny
(Long Gone) Thompson.
Success is like this: MGM re
cording artist, Joni Janie.-, just
signed for a fc-LOOO-a-week deal
w/tli a Pittsburgh nite spot! tie
tore a disc-click "Why Don't. You
j Believe Me?” the singer was
working one-niters for $25. Join
has so many hits on her hands
tie doesn’t know which one to
plug! Her million - seller, "Why
Don’t You Believe Me?" still is,
in the top ten, and “Have You
Heard?" and "Cheatin' Heart” arc
not too far behind.
Henry Glover, vice - president
(???)
QUFSTION: "What are the beet
•'■tops to take In controlling ter-
ANSWER: The species of termite
that causes the most damage tn
North Carolina is the subterran
ean termite. This "nesting type"
used i-irives on wood. But it can
not live without moisture, Being
a subterranean insect, it lives in
the soil, according to George D.
Jones, m charge of extension en
omology.
The number one step to take
in combating termites is to
make sure no wooden parts of
buildings reach the ground un
less they are thoroughly treat*
j erf. This ti eans that no wood
en sera (is should be used to
fill in areas around (he foun
dation. Stumps and wood
scraps should not be left un
der the building. Wooden sup
porta and foundation walls
should rest upon a concrete
footing ami not be permitted
to extend through the concrete
the grave below. Openings to
the foundation Wall will help
remove the moisture under the
building, without which the
termite will move on to a
more desirable location.
The use of a foundation shield
pi cover foundation walls and
piers is good, but be sure to seal
table discussion by the various
i consultants listed above.
! tt-il of a pa.tel discussion on "Stu
; dent Preparation tor Pres, nl anu
'■ LxpamJing Gcportunities in *.h<
, Ayiiculturr,! Field; Anion.; those 5
-vho partiCii..'!.:led in Die discussioi.
; -.V* c, Dev.,. Barbee, instrucior i.*.
j Agronomy ::* the college and pc*--
'dur B j*--. Hall, tana a» m.
Lord Cuiirity; W. ‘l. Johii-ei
; ts.'istai:l tut. .'upt-. vi *.r ~t Vo
’* a (tonal Agrirulture iii .-. ■
; '4ihiei.it*-; A, W Solei'isu ! *-1,1 m o 1
Itv putative-, N (’ Fa I Dm i-ju
■’.nit H. K Jotn* . st. t e.\l*e' ■ mi.
i a k nt.
j Speak er-- heard- at the ger-ral
n.U/y on T*i, i aduy tnorniiig 0,.
: ll*e subject. "Student Prep:.! at ion
; tor Expanding Opportunitm u
• cleitou: i. ii Lamp.., dean ui i*
' School ot Engineering a, r
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i vt. - (’*■!.,.trutt . ili t. ->>)• t., ~ ».
* *tt r In tin- atlrriioOu in.
’ .o charge oi teccrding ai King
1 Ri .oid , I,a: a "f;ii numtoci ail
; ! his own It ,-. "Soft” w ill) vocal
i written and done by Glover
> Ella Fitz.K/ralu is the top artist m
I ' .not*.- ot* No; *t.an ( . an/’ Ja.-z
nt the I’hiKiat monic Stiovv jsa
i tab i aup.'ian is still, m >,,, opin
ion, the top If Until VuCalist, an*l
I .vlihvi reiOidlUe U'tut Biliy Fell
i litu is suit it,, tt, i.ate vijcal*. t.
L.’U i loti/ales *. ll, ciicl in - ynu tu-i
. rtevv iftr.g piattet u
i 111 lit ’*...*• _■. 11,. pi i- ii i>-.‘.-,.iti
-. Kin vy.Ji collie it t(; .il-J own .:
a -.teilu* att. action .**. u... r t,.*
* Sti'L. -
I Sonny Tiioriip-ajii. Bn! d > /att.
: B.ihYio/.. Jackson, Lit In Reid, Tin
* • Swallows are top heavy recording
artists . . . ’I n* Swallows, who
clicked two week*: ago at the
Apollo Theatre in Ilaricm, arc cur
rently riding high with then* new
King Records release of "Laugh"
' *'llo’ You ’Feel You Want to Cry)
In the first three weeks of re
)ea e, it ha.- sold over 150.(tiX) r*<-
ties And. doe.- this writer like
that’ Louis Armstrong 'is 1 slip
•'OWL*.!* hi . trumpet Sugar Rav
He-u.-on walking into MarlenA
I';-hn Gab last week Dinah
V/ashingtcn lias bioiuiV liutr Gee!
Trial’- bad
Kuth Mroku lias done it a
gain. ’I he lutskv son*;, stylist is
riding high with her waxing
of .Vlaiua He Treats luar
Daughter Mean” . , Billy llidi
j day' Is still one of America’s
greatest attractions . . . Last
Saturday, this writer gave a
surprise "expectant lather"
stag party for Henry Glover
J (A & R Man for King Records.
Glover's pretty wife, Doris, is
expeetlng the stork any time
now. Those who attended were
I Sid Nathan ol King Records,
■ | Lucky Millinder: Nelson Glov
er (Henry’s brother) Earl and.
> ; Warren Davis (Glover's bro
il liters-in-law); Melvin (. lark of
. Cincinnati; Ja k Pearl, Harold
* Orenstein, Big John Greer,
Ray Barron, Freddy Weisman
*! tie of King Records; Nat Tan
ner, Arthur Wl ilium, Sam
"Spodee" Theard and press
i photographer Chick Sciimnon.
; BFC
I ia eh joint of the shield.
| Chemicals should be used when
;■ termites begin attacking founda
tion timbers or flooring. Removal
I I of “soil tracks" (small tunnels
■'constructed by trinities as pas
l
HhK :
Earl “Father’' Mine*, the famed
king o( the piano, headlines an
all-star cast that include* Nat
"King’’ Cole arid hi* famous trio,
the great comedy team c? Patter
son and Jackson, opera atara
Camilla William* and Lawrence
Winters, talented 12-year-old Le*'
!i* Uggams, and the sensational
pianist, Lillette, in tha new short
feature film, E nt*M*jnfn«nl
ZZ. ~ r;
i'hur.vclu'y paiu*i iil&€U.vslott<* on
“.viakiiJK the lit sr. «.»i V our t oi
li'gt* i iiu cation io-r Futaro K??i
piiiy m<• 11 1 in I'.ufciiurmig,'
"Training Needs ana Job op
portuiiiu. s in tin- ftkiih ti Ik*
i'UjwUiiiOft , &uti "Ju.i Op. or
tUiJ.lUt'S ill JfciUwlJlt'S.S uiut
ni»»jdJ o« cupatiorib. will oe
irti «.,> tin pi.Ukt'l,l.
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(1) Not by a long shot. During the Ihv.t Vv . .rid War nearly
h million Russians donned Gfenutii: unilonns in tin.- desperate
j hope ut ridding themselves of then bolshevik dictatorship,
i Unfortunately, reports Eugene Lyons in The Catholic Digest,
America and Britain, after the war, handed over to Stalin,
» tor torture and slaughter, those r
'• Soviet nationals who had fought i
against, him. j
In the first months of the Ger- j
1 man invasion of Russia, entire j
Red divisions, and even armies. ■
surrendered with only token re ;
alliance The Germans took more j
. than Jhree rruliion prisoxieir. dur
ixig the rust live months of theii
campaign. Hitler was utraid Unit,
these Russian volunteers would j
turn against him later, so he 1
treated them brutally. Thus he
unwittingly played into Sturm's
j hands.
(2) Operation kid-lift got un
der way when Marine Air Group
12 stationed near the 38th par- j
aliel in Korea heard about 200 j
orphans who were living in no
man’s land in North Korea.
They lived like animals, foray- j
ing in the snow for bark and scraps
of frozen garbage. They were so j
weak from cold and hunger that;
! some could not survive the* 12 !
hour truck lide to the 11. N. sec-;
tor. The marines received per .|
PTA Leadership School
Set At A & T April 11
GREENSBORO - The third an
nual Parent - Teachers As.-.ocia
tion Leadership School will be
| .'it'd at A. and T. College in a'
jona day session on Saturdav, A
ipm n.
According to C E. Dean, tepcb
! er-uairier at the college, notices i
laud invitations have been sent out;
|to ail PTA grroups in the Sixth j
j and Seventh District’s of the state- !
! wide organizations of the North]
j Ccrolina Congress of Colored Pa-1
1 1 on!.- and Teachers. The sixth Dis* j
jnict covers the following counties: J
j Rh-'imond. Lee, Chatham, Ran-:
dolph, Moore and Montgomt ry |
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The world’s portable typewriter
champion arid winner of the
world's professional accuracy
award, Cortez Peters, who has his
own school in Washington, D. C.,
displays his amazing “keyboard’’ !
wizardry irt the new Negro Amur
] tea documentary film, j’Umuuat
i Personalities ’
jsages. from the soil to the wood)
; and ventilation will usually help’
i:i great deal. But it .’. ill also help j
to treat the soil Good outside
;drainage ft 1 &tso -helpful. To apply |
j chertiJcaU,* dig' a narrow trench:
i next to the foundation under the:
| building, use about one gallon oi j
: 5 per cent DDT and oil, a 5 per
j cent pantachlorophenol - oil mix
j tore or a creosote-oil product to |
j saturate each three or live linear
I feet of the trench. i
28 Colored Priests
Two more colored priests are to
be ordained in St. Augustine's
Seminary, Bay St. Louis, Miss.,
by Bishop Richard Gerow on
June 24. Rev, Thaddeus Boucree.
S V.D. (left), of New Orleans and
Rev. Gerald Lewis, S.V.D (right),
i of La Boca. Panama. Their ordl
. nation brings the number of
s colored priests in the Society of
liic Divine Word to 2S (NO
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| mission to u c transport planes
j to fly the children to safety.
The mailin', wrote to their
| families for clothing and funds,
! and the people stateside te
i sponded genei uasiy. A nriuby ox -
i phaJiSge : i ebmlt and furxr
; isiied by the max iiicS anil tpe
! children axe >.,£:<.< at am leading
j norniai live:, than)*: tu upexatioxi
i kid lift.
(3) Os the 104 million adults
in the U. S, some 82 million
believe in a personal God who
loves them as a Kathex. An addi
tional 17,600,000 regard God as
| a kind of supernatural i>o\ver
I which they are unable to dc
i scribe. Another 3,260,000 cannot
| put their picture of God into
I words. Less than one million do
| not believe in God.
These belief; are revealed in
; the April issue of The Catholic
! Digest, and ui<- bared on a survey
; conducted amoxn; adults of all
i faiths throughout the tuition.
- while the Seventh District h com
] pored ol Guilford, Rockingham
Caswell, Orange Surry Stoh
;a!,d Alamance.
■ The principal address will be
] delivered at tin- morning session
Iby Dr. F. D Bluford, president
|ol A. and T. College and the visj-»
; tors v. ill participate in a series
jof featured clinics dealing with
i PTA community work, council
! work ar.U general program plan
ning and a special workers.
The afternoon session wilt tje
;devoted almost -ntirely to the re
ports ol tile various clinics and
! will also feature a film depicting
j lhe> latest methods in promoting
;md conducting local Parent -
i Teacher organizations
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