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DENTAL VETERANS Among some of the distinguished veterans in dentistry in North
Carolina who last week attended the Dental Syznpoeimu at Durham, were, from left to right: Dr.
E. P. Norris and Dr. J. M. Hubbard, Sr., both of Durham and founders of the sponsoring Alex
ander Hunter Dental Society, and Dr. AT L. Watts, Raleigh.
**•MISS TEENAGER” CROWNED Miss Markka Fisher, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Miles
Mark Fisher, Durham, last year's “Miss Teenager” crowns Miss Thomasine Bass, this year’s win
ner of the title. Miss Bass s the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Bass. She is a freshman at Imma
zulata Catholic School, and is active in school, religious, and social activities in the community.
Miss Gumia Micheaux, left, and Miss Arnette Bullock, right, are first and second runners-up. The
contest is sponsored annually by the College View Day Nursery Parent Club, Durham.
William Huff,
Noted ANP Poet, Dies
ED&OR’S NOTE: The Asso
ciated Negro Press will con
tlnae to release poem* (written
by Mr. Half before hie death.)
CHICAGO (ANP) Death last
week claimed one of civil rights'
unsung heroes.
He was William Henry Huff, 7®,
poet laureate of the Associated Ne
gro Press and a noted extradition
lawyer.
Huff died following a month
long battle with pneumonia in Il
linois Research Hospital. His rites
were held at Griffin Funeral Home
<fa Chicago's southside where he
won distinction as "the poor man’s
lawyer.”
Hoff was not a civil rights'
fighter in the sense that we
know it today. He walked no
picket lines, mounted on ros
trum or manned no microphone
to bellow the civil rights cause.
His rostrum was the courtroom;
his other weapon, the pen.
When he wss not fighting pe
onage eases or trying to pre
vent the return to uncertain
dixie justice of some unfortun
ate fugitives, Huff was busy
Penning the poems, in which he
poured out his and his race’s
longings for freedom. He com
posed thousands of poems, hun
REASON TO SMILE Mias Marie Nwaxe, of Nigeria, a
junior mathematics major, receives from President Wills B. Play
er certificate of achievement during annual Honors Day convo
cation honoring 39 uppersassmen at Bennett College last week.
dreds of which were released
through ANP.
The doughty little, bespectacled
man with the infectious smile and
tender heart gained hie greatest
fame as ah extradition lawyer. Huff
saved more than 97 Negroes from
extradition to (he South. Many of
his clients were escapees from pe
onage and chain gangs in Dixie,
for whom Huff won the right to
remain in the and live as
free citizens. From their plight it
was obvious he wasn’t adequately
compensated.
Huff came heer in 1908 from Og
lethorpe County, Ga.
In his native Georgia, Huff had
witnessed the evils of peonage first
hand and resolved to dedicate his
life to fighting it The son of an
itenerant preacher and shoemaker
he himself hoed and plowed the
fields and picked cotton to help
finance his early education.
James Madison is known as the
“Father of the Constitution." re
ports World Book Encyclopedia.
Madison's ideas were embodied in
the Virginia plan, which became
the basis for the Constitution, and
his speeches and attempts at com
promise often kept the constitution
al convention from breaking up.
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“WHO'S WHO ’AT BENNETT Note of the ten Mitten at Bennett DoUega who ton been elected
to “Who’s Who In American Universities and Colleges for IMS-44 an caught by cornerman on portteo
of the David D. Jones Stadent Union. Loft to right: Misses Barbara Whitfield, of New Haven, Conn.;
Eleanor Davis, or Charlotte; Brenda Green, of Philadelphia; LUia Aghonso, of Panama; JaUanah AJtni,
of Nigeria; Emma Watson, of Birmingham. Ala.; Verna Vonoon, of 8t Leak. Me« Linda Powell, of
Goldsboro, and Sheila Brinkley, of Richmond. Va.
Say Policy
King Evaded
$1 Million Taxes
HAMMOND, Ind. (ANP) The
jury trial of Fred T. Mackey, 54,
described as the chief of the po
licy racket in Gary, Ind.. begins
in federal court here this week,
after his re-indiotment recently
cm five counts of evading close to
1 million in income taxes over s'
five-year period. The re-indict
ment was due to an accounting er
ror by the government.
Also facing a bench trial
for evading 135,699 in taxes,
Is James A. (Bonny) Peterson,
reputed policy wheel operator
In East Chicago, tod.
The two men were schedul
ed to go on trial earlier, but
were rescheduled for this week
because of the illness of trial
Judge, George N. Bearner.
The Justioe Department said
Mackey, reported operator of the
Black Gold-Tornado policy wheel
in Gary, is involved in one of the
largest tax evasion cases in years
in the Northern Indiana District.
THE SQUEEZE IS ON
BRISTOL, England (ANP)— The
local city council has solved the
problem of what to do about old
cars abandoned by their owners
on streets and highways. It uses
a scrap-baling machine which
squeeses the cars into neat cubes
about the aim of a garbage can.
A rival city council, in Brighton,
however, doesn’t go to all that
trouble. It simply digs a big hole,
and buries its old oars.
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