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FISK DEBATERS TAKE ON
OXFORD TEAM
A visiting Oxford University j
debating team la.a wc.'k clashed !
with debaters from Fisk Unlvt. i - ■
sity on the question of vvhethe! •
or not. the Western powers have 1
met. the Cornmuni.-t challenge
Debating the subject "The Wert* j
ern Powers Have Failed to Under- ;
stand ami Meet the Choi !<•■-'o of
. Cummurusra" were Peter T'.)*<"U
and Deri k Bloom of the Cxi .-i j
tram, and David Lewis and Prc*,-
!. ton King of the Fi.-k rionp.
Th-* question p.i’ i. ••,ked a hvc
i ly discussion, ahhough opinion <>'
the panel was divded. It pr e t-d,
. however, that Fisk reprcsiTuatsves
more than hold their own :u.;v'M, ,
: the internationally famous team. .
from England.
i Supporting the affirmative v eto i
: TnpseU. a British Army v>;,; :
; and now a member of Oxfird's •'
Morton college, and David 1/ " s
a junior history student at Fisk
’ who entered the university «;
from high school)
The negative argument was pre- :
senled by Bloom of Oxford, and
: King of Fisk.
Tapseli and BN-op are natives
r.f Si --e and N--.< thiunbei lard.
: nab 7mr; A!.->•• a A":-. >a CL
art early entrant.
Another foreign vistior to f' e
I campus was Eybin.d Bartel A Da
on ••Economic'' Relations H<dw«en :
Europe s?:d the United s’.uu
Internal tend] Stum tit Out ..-.
NOR PH UAROUNA vd-L
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North Carolina State Depart
ntem of Public Instruct.on
Dr. ii- E DtUKim, List Virk
urged an orderly desegrrita
tion of the nut ton's sehoeH
to thwart, interoatiunal
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spect for the iaw in a spetih
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State Resource IN' F t>’i ,<roi. i
Conference which wav held a! |
North Carolina f. oHegr at i> :r j
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Resource-Use Ed in •■•lion <• n* ’
Cerenee plague was p.-esentr <1 |
Mr. tVieker fur thirty re :rs of j
faithful ait;. (Lsling jished x. .
vice t<> the youths til 6, ; ! - < toni
fy and she stafe of > '■ < ..-io- j
!i«a. The pla.jin w-ts pir- It.ii
to the re !•; -.t by fir. \V K
Watson ( rian ipa! of Ligtna j
Jurdi.-r • A iniir Ilic 1 ' School oi
Rateisn.
THE CAROLINIAN
on the NTT e.nitpus His topic
was “Some soldo !■ "»«««•« i
and Psvciwh; , ! fpiplica*
lion, of Intcgrituni '
The North C.e alma N- t;ro C U •'
li-gc Confitrcneo jvip ting in »s .
29Ui annual session he - votc.i
study %vay- and mr-aiis of cr*.':d :•
more job oppoyiuoit'es j.oc ;«<
groefi. Tiit win ••iTv •> cuv r
Mayes Behvroan .>f Grci r-J.rxro*
director of tjie M*. v rft y r\t
Program of the AmoAeao Fr’cnds ;
Sol viee Conor-iUc». totd t• w. rr ■ y
Hmt Negrof. at pr :e;U hoki only
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023 different jobsi tirfod in H'<.
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ptithH'i .i ' in'uilwn ’.rai- 7\;.
the recoup U. S C r-rovne cron
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CORNER WILMINGTON and HARGETT STS*
Intel jst l Ilgh In Annuel ; j
4-H Dairy Cattle Show !
Fvnfnisf in the 14 Negro District
Dairy Liittle Shows helii in North
C.eol.inu this yea mintinued to ia
rrea'-c* although the total, of CIS
■ ,;is shown v.'os boiow last
•r's figure, according to R. L,
V. y on. i xieiiMnn dairy specialist,
vv.'i." so id the dip in number
f < U’i r« ••lei ng tla> district lev
th.s year could be accounted
».'.•■ h.r .< diy s'.muner and the
! i. • tout the participants di pond
'. i •,• on rougiiac- to Wfi.dkiioii
H i; aiiisrsals He said many more
nbrr.dt d thun be
u‘- .o C conridioir
Ur - 'wr/i/.vvi that the owr
ufj -JiJ tv, *. nii-hi t/u- training ot
• .. ' and the srvmerM
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i participating showed marked iro- ;
piovomont. this year.
The largest- Negro dairy district !
! show this year was at Statesville, j
; September 9, where 85 animals '
| wero shown. Close behind was the j
i 75 shown at Shelby on October 7.
Other shows in the order of size ,
! are as follows: Fayetteville, 62, j
Windsor, 52; Greensboro, 51; Kin
ston, 50, Whiteville, 53; Snow Hill •
and Louisbttrg 35 each; Reidsville, |!
33, Lurnb.:!ton and Carthage. 29
each: IGleigh. 21; and Elirabeth
City, 20.
Cash premiums at the- combin- ;
eh show a tons led $4 251. There j
vve e 229 blue ribbons: 838 red
. ribbons; and 148 white ribbons j
; artlesl.
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1051
We Are Pleased to Announce
the Opening of Our New
USED CAR LOT
115 W. CABARRUS ST
MARVIN F. TYNDALL
5
USED CAR MANAGER ;
Will be happy to show our fine selection o'"
model used cars.
Rawls Motor Co., I sc. i
405-407 Fayetteville St. Dial 2-43-15
l ; ‘rd Car Lot ll5 VV. Cabarrus Si.
"Your Desoto - Plymouth Dealer"
CHARLES
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GIRLS' SMART SKIRTS 2.98
Wide assortment nf new style*
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