A NXIE TY SI 7? OUDS SCHOOL DECISION
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Editors Note The BO
LIN I\N proudly introduces to
it readers Or. Dwight Hitlis
Wilson who is joining Use staff
as a Columnist. Dr. Wilson,
considered one of the top suit
ers in tire country, served for
a number of years on the
faculty of Fisk. University, and
Is at: present on the staff of the
Bureau of Archives u» Wash
ington, i). C.
If this column sees print, it will I
be a testin' Wii to ti,.. patiencew.ill
the eo.tUir He uas awaited its j
appearance for som;’ am; m*a» !
two months. Hov. ever >t *.;<s to" I
much to sit down to a typewriter i
v;ila October s "bi'idht blue ’-.a: th- :
er ' iyoreecHne a nvautic wi eiorj i
over Autumn's splendor and en- j
c haltin'en;. Ju<u to *>•-• •• t
iny the U*r > s .-'irood-i > ’•
meat spier,,io:- was to n: ‘ '■ r - ■' I
road, to euphoria to have th* i
fet.’Uru of on t«o u the j
’.vobUi. 80-ides. 1 <""• •'< • ‘- j
older last re,"nth arid i hav.y t"
take thinmore slowly P<at I
boast' ti at:
1 keep myself in condition.
Vet slid t don’t happily grin.
There'll tie no mystery
If vou ever should see
The suit of condition I'm in.
Nov. the au'h-.ncboly days arc :
•come. With November the plor
departs, the rains fait, and to>
bills arrive. Bills for iw.* school |
clothes, fuel bit’s, wirderuit.a tlv |
car. early Car.sums suoppimt bibs .
Bills t<> ire ri.*...*t t s yn. . ob *•
the. loft of you. - Into tar- valley I
of debt \/c ride like six hi-ndt cct
For year.', scrale have p.-oi in ;i
t*> driukaib n..b. ff-.si ■ ‘O.i 1
COWS but CUnlt-S liv.v !-■
YOU •-vi.'l fc- ‘ • »"..• loon, fcaoon ;
pork chop, -nd 'baCus K' v ; j
happy iu.no \Ve can look f•: •• in; j
to iauchiab lambs, chen ful chik- j
cns. utnaiura tut key -. tib-dd 1 i! j
idts, dehylitod ducks, friendly Hu j
and s’.vtx r-tompered * ■ Sweet-;
'ness and limit wit 1 b<■ the order ot ;
the day for all animals: exeunt th |
ones who pay for the groceries. j
That last AmiN't made mu be- 1
cide to so out and uu .* sisms
soup-bone for some old-fa‘.hee.ed j
vegetiibl-' soup. And bn n. >|
renienibrn the Line v- hen vwi .<,
sou}'-bones free - visa ?Le " ' Mt j
to curse the butch*- if he d dn't :
hand out nr,* l.n.a-t stcLeo you
Ri hi her.- h nd M 1 • "i to I
stn" '-’\d * vulc’ 1 Vue ’ : b ‘ 1 bus ;
column. According t<» the betrm
it lr . s-' ; ! O . f , 5 ” r .... i .
or trivial v,-i ii ; but ! hope.
s •*;>•' I.|->e to TlsV* Si'mC-Ulll? of
worth will appeal h«-<v. Tie ■ iit<-r
invited rn. u■ ’"''lie ! ■ '*’' r
comes io ry mind. 1 utle did he !
know tiiat nothin. t-\ er C‘'.,--r- . pi;
_! * nuiid i have to ■ o nut arid.
d;\n\ it in.
Continued (in lhia* 5
Drunk Driver
Fished Out,
Then Jailed
SMITUFtELD After searching!
a lake for more than an hone ha
four apparently non-existent wo
men, police decided Willie Earl!
Mitehiner, 20, was "ail wet", but j
not too much so to stand trial for 1
drunken driving.
The youth, whose mother says;
he seems to hav« hallucination! ,
when drinking, is said to have lost;
control cl tv '52 Stndehaker while
under the i/iiltu oc.- ol hquoi Tiif
car c ; ;n cl .'i, "..ti ti(".< ■- a
cross the road before running into i
the right side of tin. bridge. Mu
chin ;■ was thrown out of the car :
and into the lake
By the time policemen arrived,
he had been fished out by a truck •
driver and was lamenting ’he!
"drowning" of four women t
with him. Police begun an iinme
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25 Churcl
DUNN Delegates from 25
churches wil lbe present Thursday
morriing, Noverruer 12. IsJTI for the
86th Annual Session of the Con
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LBDIUATOEY SPEAKER — 1
Dr, .1 H Sea brook, {'resulei.t of
the Fa vettevHle State Teachers
rolU-gc. will deliver the dedica
tory address at the Dedication
I Ceremonies of the newly con
structed John W. Li gon High
school. The Dedication services
arc set at 3;iP> o'clock Midday
afternoon in the Linen Audito
rium.
Opposed To
Integration
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HOT SPRINGS. Vu. Plans to
;• ii vcinvcul tin U. S. Supreme |
I Court's decision in the event of;
! , , , ~ ~
: >a unli:curable rnnng lor i.,c
| South in the school i
1 cares were understood to have i
j been din urrcii Sieve this week dur-j
| 'in; the annual Southern Govern- ;
or’s conference.
Governors Herman Taltnadue of j
j Georgia SE;t .htrme.s F. Byrnes of ;
I Soutu I amlina .■. i aa.ung the cut
; spoken Hk-s of inif'rt rating the ele- |
c-mary schot'b for whites and
; .Negrues.
: GoceniCT Talmedue was quoted
>IS saying the ('.nrii nation ( ! i j in;
• ei’ov- s- iiO'il-: would ho "di.-'-as
tr*.*i' to (it" pHm.-, -of tin' S" b:
j Governor Byrnes declined public
cOmnienL to report*'! but tie is
; -.mdel . :eC d to have told friend'
or;v...;ei; i.e beiixed he reuid ‘*'-
lUuiilimted on Pago 8l
SifcdaSSN^<^.'fciiv/r:.jJFe®iifT.s(SS®
kjkjghudgdyfhnfldj
\T I’M) OF TUB ROAD—The
lung bitter struugic for life will
come to an cml Friday morn
ing fur the Daniels cousins, steii
riie and Lloyd Ray, shown a
bove in an early trial at the
court,house in <l;reeri viile. Tile
Daniels boys ire slated to enter
the .State's lethal gas chamber at;
10:00 1 riday morning tor the 194i>
hes In Harnett Meet
fr-senec nrni tilt 18i!l sc.-sioh of
tlie “A’ Division to be held with
the Zion Wail United F. W. B.
vAiurcii, Linden. Nortii Carolina of
winch H e U s . G. D M; Neik Jr.
is pastor.
The ebureis if. located t-lev ri
miles southweat of Dunn. North
Carolina on Highway No. 217.
The host church has just com
Participation In Education
IT alked At T eachers Confab
GOLDSBORO The third an
nual meeting of the Costa! Plain
! District of the North Carolina
| Teachers Association was held here
' at Dillard High School and East
I End School, Friday, October 30.
The genet a! theme of the session
i w”,f “T n,■ P'i>*tnotSort irt Kdti
| cational Progress,’'
•i\ R. Danyas, principal of West
Street School, New Bern, is presi
i dent of the CP District. Other of
' Leers arc: Joseph E. Belton, priii
Pair Doomed
B"n:no • ;■<] Lloyd Ray Darnels.
c.-M.’ivr.'U.'d ot the h-4'.i • laying of
: !.i\i ch’v. rlenjanbn O Neal, ap
l?t a red b* hearted for Uie gas
: '.'hairil'er in Centr:.! Prison on Fri
day as tin' governor refused to Sa
te i vena in tbei • behalf earlier this
,u’i‘k. Their ease has bfa-n carried
1 through the state courts and to the;
!d. S. Sapien-e Court several tunes.
VOLUME
Violence Flares Over State
IRUNK CRAZED MAN ILL! ill
★ ★ ★ ★★★★★★★★ -k 'k & -k if it -k A k
found Hiding
Behind Sofa
After Crime
i i
RALLIGK A drink-crazed man ;
: ao ail'-jLU di,;> cat bis H ire’s tliroat |
i and later fied to his mother’s homo ,
. i bio bc-fi'iid a studio couch COti
uabbtrd b.- one of a senes ot
■ ■ ■■• in.- .'et.-jrted at tbe start of
kovemoer.
lure.-. WnbiaKi r year old En
" a a...;■ . :i. been accused oi
Vlaybbig iti>. ustranged wife's throat,
i• ;. ! a Pocket knife WhitaKer's i
. test st-ny aiiigea; -. claiuie-d Air.-,.,
• Whitaker. 23. tried to cut him.
; This account, however, *.vas dis- -
j pufed by eye witnesses.
; WhitaKcr was slated for ar-1
■ ra:;biPis at Mibiday riicht at 7p. ns. j
i At all-out the ’..me Wiiitaker was j
■ •,. eby'd;i, siic’.nc on Mrs. Whit-j
j aker's tin-oat with a pocket knife. I
! James Bet boa, 42 year old Dur-1
i ham man. was charged with the |
murder of James Mason, also 42, |
j who was. allegedly hit on the head j
| with an ax two Sundays ago Both !
linen -.vert; residents, of Durham.
EAewbiie over the state last
| week, t .cse things happened:
j Two MunxlauGUev cases and a i
! ‘whispei ing voice" offender were •
involved with scrar.'-,'* v. »th law \
\ . nfoi'ecment offtrers in Clinton !
j "rm voire was believed to have j
li t n tr.k* n into custody after al- ;
U'sedly whispering lewd suggeo- j
: iluns io I'dephone operators.
S'-.eiimaa ParUei of Clinton was j
■ I scheduled to receive a hearing;
in the death of u nearby For - !
• Pm ii;:! -oldier. Anothet iu»ti, Isaac j
Lamb. r. r* non* dr* ady for trial!
■■ too ease of e hitting a woman, j
in her yrud.
(CuntlniKii en Huge 8;
slaying of a Titt County white
Iran Attorneys for the cousins
aiir. it that no further steps can
t>c t.ike'i to save tin hoys, whose :
ibc lus gone several times to the
State Supreme Court and three
tin es to tin- l. S. .'supreme Court.
Governor I'msteari has stated j
that tie will not slop the execu- 1
lion.
pitted an extensive remodclirit!
prugrr.m ;it a total cost of mov<
. : ■ e: $2,000 in preriaration for the |
.•onfe. enco \* i:jc;-i h.is not been j
. | hold al this chinch in many years :
The theme for the cofl’reiKe th;.* j
i' year will be ‘‘Onward ami Up-j
i waid". .Sett--ions beam Thursday;
j morning at 11:00 a. m. and con-j
Continuer] on Page 8
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• , cipal, Douglas High School, War
) taw, vice president; Mrs. M. N.
: Loitao, Sampson Elementary
■! School. Kinston, recording secre
t tary; Miss E. S. Smallwood, super
visor, Jones County Schools, eor
111esponding secretary, S. J. Howie,
rv.'inpinr-i! Kl; rTit‘TiT?H V
| School, Wilmington, auditor; and
t 1 L. L. Thompson, Dillard High
j School, registrar.
- i The morning session from 10 to
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SIXTEEN PAGES ' RALEIGH,* Na C. WEEK ENDING SAT l KDAY, vOVEMBEk 7, 1953
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I: Cross Burning Was No
;
Prank, Alpha Prexy Says
i LAWRENCE. Kansas - S- cro*
jin Lawrence Kansas, wen; u. f.i :
iup roar last week uvor a cro-v
. burning incident foUuwirp' the i
; nitiation of a white student ;.it
; Kiitisa- 1. aiversity ; '.to Ahiha Phi
i Alpiia. first Greek letter ore an i
j zation among N* But tft«-r
!an investigation, police said the
i incident was probably the work ,
of a prankster.
j ,f;in.e:i ,R Strickland Alpha Phi
: Alp-ha chapter presuh-nt rejeep'd.
I this ex'danation and said he be
iieved tiie ci oss burni.o v, as in*
: direct re-uit oi the white brother’s
N. C. Mutual Leads Other
Race Insurance Companies
CHICAGO -; ANP) North Coi
uoa Mutual h.cuii.MCc Cfnnpany of
Durham, N. C. Leads all of the I
; 111* NVitro cotni.aiiu-s in nuni in
■ urutice in /ore, , acordrng u< ranlc
iirby the Nu'ioiial Underwritei
Rich e■ c i satis nil in ur >■ c
I linns
The largest coloreri fi. ,n on the .
•wis oi capita: value, tiowcvcr, is 1
Atlanta l.,i< e '.'ot;u a ...
; ,f .-Alania. G > This firm rates si--
! ‘ond in innib, : in force. North I
; Carolina Mat .a! i- second in capi- ;
j'd value |
I aiuiouv'i tii* coloit-d firnis are '
! ■' the "i'Cat<‘-t hciect in their
. i:•'.*■ iy. they (to not feel limy ur.
iiU'qi;,.', l.y e.Abi'-.eg tiici: mark't
nv any no-ana. A,-, r.rdin, t, J G
j tsh ,h. who a o.fiiitb ago com
] pieted .'os term 27C president
i tiie National Negro Insurance
■ ,uciation, the iv.t, basic Cjiies-
I' liens f.ieina. th l " -- coiiipniiies are
*he finding ot al. t qualified ;>• r
' retinol and tiie acquainting of the
j public v ;tn what those companp
! have to offer in insurance.
lab. who is ufi official of Supra.
me Liberty i.ife In.suranci Con
: iny. ve ii,. iiiterp'ctation of
the problems facin : Negro in- :
suianci' tirtii ;.t the annua) con
vention held rei.-nUy in Miami.
NEW
NUMBERS RACKET IN DURH AM i
DURHAM Mrs. Carrie Smith's
alleged numbers racket was a
shortlived business here last, week. :
Durham Detective Captain W. E.
Gates raid he arrested Mrs. Gates
with two pads under a cushion in
her chair. Mrs, Davis was quoted
as saying she had been in business |
only one week,
$550,01X1 HOFFMAN BUILDINGS
HOFFMAN - - Assistant Bud-pot
Director Dave Coltraae was among ;
"4... « Ur. i... 4 . i.t . , 4v» + *-»<•■. i
. ’■“>‘>.4l.l,/ «• j
i dedication of six new buildings at
\ the Hoffman Training School this,
i w-fck. The project cost $550.0t)0, j
' Program participants, in addition j
ito Coltrane, were. P. K. Brown,’
; -1 - m ■ i ~ ii
ire. N-yro i.c-U-iru'w house on j
the university campus.
Strickkmd a iso said !>e regret- i
ten the e.ubticity given the actum |
ot the w : v .. "ui- at. Ro Uv Ye a
mans, as two other white students !
'..iv- ••>'•. .•••.! to tiie fratenity at
Kansai; U:;i\vi siiy ,iut they did i
uot move into the chapter nouse. ]
A'p.ha Pei Alpha has initiated a
number o' white students Fua-'igh- !
out tie Country but mostly at pro.
dominantly white schools iu the :
norti’.cast.
Fla. during his presidential ad
;oi ; ii. cited a.-, problems iht
followine;:
1. I tie recruiting, seierting
ami training ot better and
in ti re I'inrihle j-.ersone!. 2. In
creased eimnietilion (from
non Negro tumsi. 3. fairing
hr * ter and more efticieiit scr
vi.-e i. (letter advertising
methods geared to reach the
greatest (timber ot Negroes
through media which will let
them know v,'hat the <olii|ia
, nils hale to offer, and r>. I's
tabiishment oi scliolarships at
top Negro colleges to young
people interested in insurance
as a ( in i and having aptitu
de tor life underwriting ea
reers.
Basiaaity, up, soljition i - collec
tive action bj tile firms
; Ihrough .VNiA. Wont thrmigh the
NNIA, tic said, can be done only
t'hrnui'.h aVi adequate' budget, not
cul.v u> can'.' out administrative
ilO-.’d.:, b..t to * ./V( : ..<•!( darsi-i;
I fund--, advci tisine, publicity, good
outlie relation■■;. and success of The
Pitot, the NX!A publication.
!sh also reconunendcd NNIA
: a. -'ii: .nip in the National N< ro
Hu.-ine.'v; Leat/uc. tno NAACP. the
Fentinued on Page 8
] superintendent of the school; Sam
uel E. Leonard, assistant commis
sioner of correction; the Rev, K. R.
Lomax, pastor of Mt. Zion Ran
list Church. Rockingham: J. W.
ivlask, H.u-hmond County; T C. Au
irian, .-Trie hoard <>f corrections
and Dr. J. H. Barnhill, State De
partment of Oral Hygiene.
RECEIVES TYPEWRITER
OXFORD The Oxford Lions i
Club recently gave .lames Hob- j
good, 20 year old blind freshman j
r-,{'• f hr. i'vfrtr+V'i ("*& PoHnst ■
] Durham, a used typewriter as a ]
I rift to help him in his classwork. |
! Tom Speed, chairman of the corn- j
i mittee on work for the blind, i
Continued on Page &
GENCRAL BAPTIST CON
VENT KIN OF NORTH ( \RO
IIN A— Shown are a majority
of the ministerial ami ‘ay dele
gates attending the both Annual
Sessions of the North Carolina
Genera! Baptist Convention in
Rocky Mount October 17-29, 195a
Stooping, beliiiui parking sign is
, the Rev. S. 11. Johnson of Salis
bury, Public Relations for the v
( Bast sf-i She J<* c. dufu-. W.
Fiulciwood > Alt. Zi**n Baptist
Church was the cxeltisi >-e Is out
i to the convention. Ri\. O I
i Sherrill is ei.nvention secretary.
Lieutenant
Denies Rape
Story
FAY ETTEVI LUC The- •. crecy i
j that he : kepi r-.imorr. fly (•• fast!
ahri furiously arovutd here and Fort ;
i 3.a since the arrest ~i L.;. John I
| Griffin lot the alleged be.airy, and ;
i The first vi port quet* I ... wo
I rnan is -tii; tight, but it. -.ias i cc u ,
j rcliablj.- reported that Li Richard i
j Sioaii, who was reported to have
I b"en in the car wht-n the assault'. |
j were made, has no.v * hat. -cl hi.
Tiie first report lowd t-ie ■
] roan as saying th-it la, white off i -
j ccr was in inc car b..l taut .'a.*.- • .
; m.' I'pun <i a tioniny by ar
j my officials, Sloan is aiic’gi d to I
j have .aid that he •••.ms not us.c.in
! scions. Spceciutinfi nad it nit that ;
jhe would slicd sort'o light on the ;
j .‘latter and aid ji. lice in Me solu- ;
, ilon of ti • case.
' On the eve ■■ I t!u case lc i
j railed for trial ay u military i->evt
i 'l'd if -*i*iv i! .* a.s !*■:.: ii, I ill fit
InM Oi,' . : ... Sin.ui -aid thui h,
i Was uiiconsa tiuis but that hi ;u all
' p.'ob Ci; id v Will c.Ot or c.'iilfi I w I . ;.
tKlilinuc:! on i’ai;. 8
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VIRGINIA ST Vrlf COLLEGE j
PRESIDENT HEADS LAND
| GRANT GROUP Dr. Robert
I P. {Daniel, second from left., jiresi
! dent of Virginia State College i
i Petersburg, receives the compll- j
j irents oi retiring Land Grant
j Colleges President Rufus E. ('!■'- ;
I ment, Atlanta University, Allan- 1
ta, during recent 31st meeting ol
j Race Doctor Featured
j In Look Magazine Story
NEW YOLK. N Y ■ Dr. Vis
pert Nr ■ . oiic* ot :on N
' ioctf'l'- who have comph'r;; tile i.
• medic.;;! cdueauon unde; Miststf-sip- |
i piN o'i»n iur trail,tuf! _ physicians j
. t'.c j ; U practice-, is feate.i ect in;
... c ,ssuc ■,! LOOK U
■re h'.,v U. Dr. Era; -v,
n.r a, • :;•<• tap', now p; tic* s •
u * .-v t ■' Mis.; , in an. :i),
; where NecrOe'.' uUlnumbct wbip si
i or : o’, i to *e o'.
Tin Duct..; prospori!ac •
! L-urdiug io i,o*,i: Ht o». a new,
| home ami a blight new s-v-cM.i car ;
'i • L n r, a !;■ ~Uc to th; fact tiiai
; Npatients pay 11 1 *• >; L ,ii.
a a,:, *■■ fad.iii'uliy than whites • a
i point on v nidi d00.i.-rs of botnj
i races a.pee, Look says,
j His w;ii.> a former classmate at
j Aiccrn Cuilcge, hot 4-am a.-, uc
j couritaiit and receptionist in his
, pc.,'. - r’i! l i.-lip d ci,■ctor's office.
Sr* . ;so c.r o of tlieii three
Dr. Shepard Praised As
“Pioneer” By N. Y. Minister
DUHfIAM The 'ate Dr James,
I', Sui’i as ..!, founder and pn .-idem ;
co !i:, Nor'di Carolina College at
j Dta'iui.-n, was typical .if the Arnert- •
: can pioneerj in his “sturdiness of
: ~. actor", a p; 11.. ?.t Albany.
N. Y. 1. a . no •.. na- luvk.y.
; Dr Charles F. Stewart, former;
| president of KiMrell CoUe::e and
n ;.,.!*>! a the Israel AML
C arch oi Alr.iti''. N. Y., praised;
D: Siiepanl alia.,:' e. >tn , >•*;.»!
f, o ’ ■ ■*( .V ■ 1 I ■(! ‘,V);:U- i>l>,n* •• 1
! Citizens *vh*» hiitf tt.C lOittida!:
.•i model':. Durban. 11 NCC ■■ ixtti
t«nn* al Km-U’.iic! Da* (.'one,.cation .
Pi esidi.nl Al.fon.hi> Elder <•! NCC ;
i!l!r...iucc'd M< 'fiker and fin-:
j the Conference of Presidents of i
Negro Land Grant Colleges in ,
Washington D. C„ at which Dr. >
Daniel became head of the group, i
Witnessing the informal cere- ;
mony are, left to right, Dr. ( . V. j
Troup, t ort Valley State College,
Georgia, Conference assistant
secretary; Dr. E. U Btuford. A,
Turpin Held
B:\stis-'i Road;,' Turpin
;t ■ t >1 ’■ O tbc-ir charoy
i ionsJup Lout, but ho made up for
jti . : . a sot i o' a.ssa tits on his
i girl friend Adel*-- Darnels, the al~
j it’god. v k i.:.s ciartiod last Tues
day Turpin wi-■ arrested or Miss
Lianic i:-. ::i,.u ..■ that .uo boat iter
j three tint os before the Oiseo fight
: 'amt sou: tiuoui; afterward and is
1 now riwaiiitt;: trial in New York.
NUMBER !,
: ■. hiiurett.
Iho Mississippi program for
educating country doctors not
only has completed the. train
ii'S of ton Negro doctors, but
has 21 more Negro men in
!r:: i- ■ i srhedl oi ill
hospitals throughout She state.
The state loans money for
medical school to qualified
students- who want to become
doctors, ou the provision that
they Vs ili set up practice lit
rtreat atit they m«i e to
town or decide to specialise,
they , u u:.t pay ha eg the money
with l per cent interest. But
if they stay its Use country for
fir e wars, the loan is cancell
ed
Di S- \ scried f'iia years pi
, list Air e'l it’e in World War 11,
and received his medical degree
from ?vj■ Priii-y Medic;'.! C’or- j ; p- ; >rt
( ontinued on Page K
sided at symbolic runs lighting tho
] l-.u c.i ioi the co*.U-gf:’s motto of
J "Truth and Service.*’ Elliot B,
- i ip, -r, ■ i uuent H- uier; J. T. Toy■
lor, national alumni head; tha
; cidlt-.-e choir; and Rev. Fred Hunt
!■ r, the Kt'V, E. T. Browne, and
; Dr. Miles Mark Fisher participated
in programs honoring Dr. Shepard
in id. N. Duke Auditorium and la
:u r ■’ Beeciiwood Cemetery.
“1910 v. at a day of
: who sate in their dreams visions
■ ; ri i tick of racial possibilities
; if* Durii.'un vriuch would inspiiet
. the 11uti(,■! to an action hitherto
hi; known .on or;,; the people. It vvh»
Continued on Page 8
and T. College, Greensboro, N.
(... chairman of the executive
committee; Dr. A. T. Atwood,
Kentucky State Coielge, Frank
fort, secretary; and Dr. F. G.
Clark, Southern I. niverstty, Bat
on Rouge, Louisiana, treasurer.
\li of the educators are presi
dents of their respective insti
tutions.