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_FATBniWTMi».V DrJ.^t
roltago. WM Gw rnoshorTit^toe
Dr.
lightening expnsktow that shod
much light on the ftn—mtnm
situation. His approach to th* top
ic took through m rtplanoltoa of
the pool political and historical a
vanto that have lad to the praam*
problems taood by hdh.
Dr. Thomaa pointed out -What
we are seeing could prove to bo
the end of the moot experiment to
Asian dsraocrocy of which Nehru
was the symbol and chief opponent
Ha waa ever trying to hnpwss up
on India the Parliamentary demo
cracy so prevalent in Western cul
ture. H be had followed the com
munist way. ho would have had to
the use of force. The aggression of
Bad China has datt India a blew
an crippling as to anil all hop# of
peaceful program under a demo
cracy.”
darned Ta Post
WASHINGTON. D. C Howard
University President, Jamas M. Na
brlt, Jr. has been appointed to a
Committee of Experts who will
meet in Geneva. Saritserland. Dae.
10-M for the purpose of reviewing
too relative industrial Importance
of notions holding membership to
the International Labor Office.
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Aghtem
Eqaal Opportunity Is Attainable
Goal, Won President Declares
QUAimco, Th.-' tonal mn-
The TbaPr ssldanti, to-ktog as
chairman of toa ProsidoofS Com
mittee on Bqual Employment Op
portuntty. told Kovydoputy am
ptoymont policy ofßeavo and eon
tenet rompltanro officers that *wu
do what ws do ta too_roota of
todr of what tot world thinks of
because of what ws think of
oqnd emptoyiaant W opportuntty In
no unottatpahta or unrimanohlo
goal for a froo saetoty," ha eonttan
od.
Ts all our cltlsmi eon expoet
(•(■Man Dm mi•
juiuce in iM courtrooms ok out
Federal system, they must aspect
of the*”
is toe goal as the Equal Employ
meat Opportunity Program: Justice
nothing more but nothing lon.
“To promise Justice is one thing.
To achieve Justice is another. If too
promteoroquirao good Intentions
good intentions. Thors must ho a
continuing and untiring effort, lor
tne greatest injustices ore moos os
tan toe result of the oldest habits."
■a- - m-u amifin
▼ lev rrwatm vunniois tropuE*
responsiMury «oasy, nss oomon
stroted toot there to no program of
too government in which ho hao a
greater or more continuing tolerate
than too program of equal employ
moot opportunity.
“The President of too United
Stotm looognteas toot too agate |
is
stability of our country and to
leaduehfo’oMhoceuoof'froodoah"
ho declared.
"No aatton hi history has soar
stand smCte ronSnund.*"!?
possible for govoramonte at men to I
achieve toa goal as equality among
men. toot ouceaas mute bo achieved
by Americans. That to urtay tom
world watebee what wo do more
closely now toon in doeodes past
That is why ws ourselves mute give
closer attention to this soctor of I
° < Tho <^o > desertoed dto
crlminatlon because at race, tread, I
color or national origin aa "toa mete I
oppraslve burden as all" In many
ihvmlh gmi moct conttninti I
"Until freedom succeeds with' to
nal and convincing proof of ite a- I
billty to surmount this oldest to-
Justice of human experience, adver
saries of freedom will always have
fertile ground in which tester I
their seed as doubt, divlsten and I
distention.**
Ha urged government officials ra- I
for tueißiM and luvastl- I
gating complaints of discrimination
in government employment and to
government contract work to da m I
promptly and piopsriy.
"Kit Is sometimes buidmamns
and vexing to deal with the prob
lems of thorn who too aggrieved.
I believe toot toooo feelings eon ho
placed in perspective by storing I
yourself which is preferable to
bTtoe man receiving toa complaint
Garden
Time
RKI GABDNEE
H. a Stoto Ostoago
Viva new vartottes of Huoeodtno
grapes have bam developed aa 0
rseult of cooperative breading waste
between toe Crops Research Divto
lon of the ÜBDA and toa North
Carolina Agriculture Experiment
Station.
All of too varieties are portoet
flowerad vsrltlae alone, er used so
pollanisers for such Imperfect-flow
ered verities aa Scuppsneog.
James, Thomas, Hunt and others.
Albemarle to a large bruited,
■nooto blue-black variety of high
doomrt quality. It tepms about mid
season or along with Burgaw. The
vine is vigorous, productive and
resistant to leaf spot diseases. Al
bemarle is rated as being toipertm
to Burgaw, Duplin and Ttohaal in
fruit dee. augur content and flavor.
Pamlico is a largo tetritod. Uteri
gram variety of flood Agar «d
otteafltivo appearance- TJo J™
ripens about a weak earlier than
Dealing. The vine to vigorous, pro
ductive and has good Wisga. Pam -
lico to «i parlor to WUlsrd and Wte
loco In flavor, fruit also, soluble
solids, vigor and disease rotestanoa
and to superior to Dearing in fruit
ftM appearance and flavor.
Chowan to light brown to brenao
in color. The borrteo ora largo,
bonm to loose dusters and toa*
vary pleasing aromatic
flavor. The fruit is oomeWhet eta
llar to Scuppemoof but a Uttte
larger in size and sweeter. The sol
uble solids content will overage
about ID per cent whldi is Ijm
cent higher tom Bcuppcrnong. Cbo-
BSS^ifiSS
orous, productive and boo good W
logo. This variety to f*"* *°
Wallace Willard In flavor, ap
pearance. production and dtoaam
Roanoke to e very -**■—
white grope with a tteflt of gddm
yellow. The gropes ora of mmm
toss and rlpm -bouts wrok mrltor
thm fleuppornong. The vtoo wvig
orous and productivo. Bamtets to
■tßorior to Wallace and WOlord to
■n niteirtlT- flavor, vigor ofvfoa,
and attractiveness, and to WP*"®*
to Tt soring to production and at-
Uaillionasa of fruit. ..
iha—na to a largo attractive
white papa with smooth skin. The
gropeo are of medium die and pro
duced In medium large loose dus
ters. The fruit matures shout mo
week later tom Deupporaoug and
too flavor to goof-
vigorous md very productive. X -
nolle to superior to Wallace ana
WUlard to fruit Aasipp»w»
flavor, sugar emtmt. vtgor mdpm
duetton. and to wporter Dosrtag
tn all of thorn qualities except vig
or and sugar content
Willtiw thf Gross lUosoith W*
vision. USDA. nor too N. C. Agri
eultenl Experiment Btetim has
plants tor sale. Plant increase to
undor the suporvtolm of too N C.
r mulsh rm flood Ptodueero for ro
tome to nurowymm for raoslo to
the public In US. toquhrttoo oon
csnringteo ovoddblUty of plmto
should be ad framed to B. W. Me
ifWlm, N. C. Foundation flood Pro
ducers. N. C. State College, Ra
leigh. N. C.
Onto yon to bom tteto Any
In Ac city of Dovid o ilnvisnr,
which !■ Ckrtot the Lord.
—<Lnho till).
Lot as sot target the rod
and
isl rat* ns who have goat
aatra j, art bordsosd with
earea, and need the foryivo
naos of tea. It was for this—
to aavu no—that Ckrtot Jooaa
tag the oomßlatatMw ptentodmt
"Per you, at aaost, only a tow asta
utaaof yonr that wfll ha Involved.
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