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SC< WEN'S ADVISOR - .Min
1.. Stewart, Dean of Men at
North Carolina College at Dur
ham. will xpeak to entering
freshmen at a special eri
e mat ion program scheduled for
iiuJki- Auditori;ini on Thmsiia>
September 17 at Siii a. ui. Stew,
are, who holds haehelor and
masters degrees frotr the I'ttl
voViv iif |rirl ; -tni. last year s.u- 1
oervised student aeCvities for
men involving total espendi
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SOUTHERN COMFORT (ORP. 11
ST. IOUIS MISSOURI II
Occur t it> Motor ( o rt E it
to i i«.r.: Sivjitien Pogcrs.
i a.yetteviPe untfert - 1 r ' 1 s
Cordon M iiklns Charlotte; Doit
;’!as James. P,ri#i k’yn, < a V<»r?i.
i mi - si an ilia. Lon Rogers.
: * ! '*r?z\rrcnjN dation officials m
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lIKO IHI KlinOD .H'l ll'J KS An of the ueiviv lonned
National t oumlation lor Hiotherhowtl, Inc., a philauUiropic oiv.an
nation, u ili lie litinilted lt\ Edward K. Ouiiley < I.> as pi es.uN.-ot and
Ernest E Johnson (r.i as executive director. Mr. Dudley iteetnly
i esigfied his post as Airier ti'aii Ainb'as .ador to the ttcpitblic of
t.ihertu iii Johnram s1 .. pusitiuii was a. a wilier im tin Von •
tji Aiueins ol tlic t N Dtr ua i Inicni ut Ntal<
rhousands See
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| did net appear as ; ro f i.;sed. as weil
; .is why the popular Mayor Harts
\ ‘oid fuhod Uj ofiiL'ialiy w»*icurnt
tts “Bills' and Da M.yiitr
* tv. if' htu tr soine tiS‘,U(Jd at luh-i
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DEGREE Dr. Ray rhompson,
Cmmselor-Tranier at North Car
olina College, Durham, received
the Doctor of 1 ducatioip degree 1
at Michigan State College, East
Lansing, Michigan during recent
coflmienc«*n»t*nl exerviws,
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! PLAN'S ORIENT‘VITON —Rog. |
ee •' . Rus ell, gtiidan.e eouruseinr
j at North Carolina College, is the
I key figure behind North Caro
• -'a (N 'lei e’s orientation acUv).
ties, seiieritiled September lo A's.
j itur&ed. a native iiflnla and an
j alumnus at Virginia State College
received the M \ degree at t'o
iu'nbia Cniversity. He will gibe
introductory remarks to NCC
fcc .hjiuri on Wednesday and I
Thuisday, September 18 and 17
The SCC full quarter rlasoep i
i vv tli begin September -:i
i'.tvtfe; iile. in front “is .tiarom
Wilkins At lilt i. petite .UCs
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THE CAROLIX7AN
Ui-. c ami c:.-; race ol all of
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ed about lnm.vor in East G
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by;)o.:iitcs whoa wo blind our
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THURGOOD
MARSHALL \'' % 'mf
NEEDS YOU! . >Jj|yP
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4 message of vital importance to every Negro
in the United States!
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"Dour, the dream of equality Hue in your heart? Then listen!
When America was an unimportant strip of colonial coast,
the struggle for independence fired the hopes of oppressed
peoples in the world because human rights were being
defined in inspiring words.
Alt men. we said, are created equal. We shall render equal
and exact justice to all, regardless of condition. Men died to
uphold this pledget, yet many have also died in the interven
ing generations because realization of these promises was
neither inevitable nor automatic.
Make no mistake about it. Equal rights can be secured,
permanently. But only through the courts!
There, the fight is slow, systematic, unsensational arid often
discouraging. But each case won is another rung in the ladder
-a rung upon which every Negro can standi
t-
The first rung eras nailed home years ago in the U. S.
Supreme Court. It found an Oklahoma provision, which pre
vented Negroes from voting because their ancestors had been
ineligible, unconstitutional. Ever since, N.A.A.C.P. lawyers
have been tirelessly at work in almost every court in the land.
You would be bored with the envolved language in the long,
long list of cases the Legal. Defense staff has argued. Some
have dragged for nineteen years. Some have cost thousands
t'f dollars. But, among other things, they have secured for
the Negro the right to vote .. . defend his home . . have a
hiir trial . . . live in ‘‘whits" neighborhood . . . get an equal
i.. wt> are .•■•landing Cn our feet j
. men end women!" Tu • I
•Grand' li. ii. Johnson made the j
; ''n of the Luvejoy Medal |
to .Mrs. Bethune declaring that, i
“We are here to honor a Great j
American” The retired proxy of i
Bi t'ume-Cookrnan College replied, j
“My heart is very full"! She added |
that she had tried to “Do my j
best", promising that this and ail |
1 other award- would be placed in I
:* memorial room after her death!
(. that '"] rose unborn may study'
th«- hard road 1 traveled in being |
, the first open many doors for our :
j
E it though the present level of ,
food consumption in the United
State: is high, nutritionists sav
inert? is room for lot: of improve-j
• ot tit. 1
WEEK EyPINT, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1953
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V vacation
There's [NO VACATION j irom Sate Driving
AMfI*KAM TtUCKWM AMOOATIONS, MC.
TIP FROM THE PROFESSIONAL DRIVER; * Enjoy your
vacation this year. Don’t knock yoiffself out trying to go
too far, too fast. . Obey traffic laws and b* » welcoms guest
wherever you travel.
education . . . and enter professional schools They are you*
benefits, end your childrens!
Many more are yet to be won through the dogged determines-
Hon of the N.A.A.C.P. Legal Defense and Educational Fund,
headed by T bur good Marshall. There is but one barrier . ..
money! This organization—which operates without profit to
its members—is desperately in need of your contribution to
carry on its vital work.
The past ten years have seen greater progress in thy fulfill
ment of American rights than any other time in history.
Let’s not stop here!
If the dream of equality lives in your heart, then open It and
-by sending a contribution, large or email-help guarantee
full citizenship for all!
Sincerely,
The Carolinian
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