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RALRICW M. C.. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, IH4
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Birthdates Os FDR, Lincoln Landmarks For Rights Bill
2 Presidents Were Long
Esteemed For Aiding Negro
WASHINGTON <ANP> The
birthday* of two American Presi
dents, lone esteemed for their con
tributions toward uplifting the Ne
gro masses, have loomed as impor
tant landmark dates in the current
struggle to get the pending civil
t lghts bill passed by the House of
Representatives.
II was on Jan. 3a. of last
weak, the blrthdate of Frank
lin D. Roosevelt, that the civil
rights bill was finally ejected
from the House Rules Commit
tee where It had been tempor
arily stuck because of the in
transigence of a Virginia seg
regationist. Howard W. Smith,
chairman of the Rnlea Commit
teX. Roosevelt would have been
M.
The birthdatc of Abrham Lincoln.
I>b. 12, became important because
he Houao leadership declared (hat
the civil rights bill must be passed
•n the House on or before that date.
C® the day following the birth
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P'—Tuneral aervicw were held
laat w#«k in Laventille Shrine of
Our Lady of Fatima for the late
Mr*. Mathilda Smart. 78. but the
leading players in die ceremonies
waa not present, nor was ahr at the
(laveside ceremonies for interment.
It wasn't until Mrs. Kmelde Ba»-
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day of FDR. hundred* of Represen
tatives in the House wore white
carnations in their lapels. Among
those wearing the carnations, bon
ding Roosevelt's birthday, were
three Negro representatives sitting
on the floor of the House during
the first day's discussion of the
civil rignts bill, Jan. 31.
They were: Cengresamen
Charles Diggs, of Michigan:
William 1,. Dawson of Chicago,
and Augustus Hawkins of Cali
lornia.
*> The remaining two Negroes
who were not observed in the
House on this date were Con
gressmen Robert N. C. Nix of
Philadelphia and Adam C. Pow
ell. of New York
Discussion of the civil rights bill
in the House was initiated on Jan.
31, by the two bi-partisan floor
leaders of the bill. Congressmen
Emanuel Cellei of New York (D.)
and William M McCullough of
Ohio
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combe, the deceaseds daughter,
went to Iveve her laat look at the
body at the graveeide that it wae
uncovered the remains were not
those of Mrs. Smart. "That is not
my mother,” the daughter exclaim
ed The body was that of another
woman with the Chrtatian name of
'Matilda.'' When Die mistake war
discovered, the undertaker quickly
took the body beck to the funeral
parlor, picked up the right body,
and returned it to the church
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PREPARING FOR SCIENCE PROGRAMS Some ol the faculty members of North Caro
lina College’s two National Science Foundation-sponsored summer science protrams ora shown
watching Vernon Clark, second from left, demonstrate a power supply unit which will be used in
electric-phoretis studies during the summer. Left to right: Dt. Norman Pandoe, assistant professor
of chemistry: Clark, assistant professor of biology; Dr. C. E. Bout ware, associate professer of
mathematics; Dr Nell Hirschherg, pro: -ssor of biology and director of the Summer Science Train
ing Program for Talented High School Students; and Dr. Walter PattHlo, Jr., proieaeor of biology
and director ol the eighth NSF Summer Science Institute for Junior and Senior High School Tea
chers of Science and Mathematics.
FETED AT ROCKY MOUNT DINNER—For services rendt din the promotion of a mem
bership campaign, those persons wsrs honored by the ASsT College General Alumni Association at
its recant Janus Day Dinner held at Rocky Mount. The honorees are, from left to right: Mrs. Ber
tha Jones, Whitakers; H. F. Palmer. Smithfield; Miss Vernetta Lae, Norfolk, Vo.; John Kay, Ra
leigh. and O. A. Dupres, Cilinton.
BEAD STAlT—First hat fashioned aftsr a Nsw Tark World’s Pair paviUsn, aa anhaden Mr. Mr
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ML rut TER HONORED
GREENSBORO - Dr. Will* R
Player, president of Bennett Col
lege was honored sa Greensboro s
CORE "Woman of the Year - Sun- •
day night as a highlight of a pro- {
gram marking the fourth annlver- ,
ssry of the local ait-in movement j
which subsequently sparked similar
demonstration* across the nation
The program, held at Trinity
AMEZ Church, featured an address
by no yd B McKlaaick. o Durham. ‘
national chairman of CORE and
remarks by three of the student* :
who Darticioated in the first ait-in.
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Shaw Univ.
"What are we doing more than
others?” was the question that Dr.
Wendell R Grigg, secretary, De
partment of Interracial Coopera
tion, Baptist State Conventoin of
North Carolina, posed to Shaw Uni
versity students and faculty at ves
pers on Sunday. Feb. 9.
"God,” ho stated, "has always
need extraordinary people to bring
about program in the world as we
see from the scriptures. We now
live in extraordinary times, which
ought to challenge some of us to
live above and beyond the com
mon herd. We live in one world
which is getting smaller. As the
world grows smaller, people must
grow bigger in order to live in it.
Our world and our times are un
derlined with moods. We no longer
have Independent thinkers. We
make a survey to see what the
majority is going to do and thee
we join in.”
Dr. Grigg urged his audience to
become spiritually and emotionally
mature, which is a challenge from
Christ,
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Priest Urges Appointment
Os Negro Cajholic Bishop
DETROIT (ARP) A Negro
priest last week urged the appoint
ment of a Negro bishop to the A
merican Roman Catholic hierarchy
in an address before the Detroit
Catholic Interracial Council at Most
Holy Trinity church here.
Making the suggestion was
the Rev. John N. Laßauve. a
preaching missionary priest for
the Society of the Divine Word,
whose seminary at Bay 8L Lou
is. Mbs.. Includes among Ha
distinguished alumni at least
one Negro bishop who la sta- .
Honed abroad. He is the Most
Rov. Joseph Oliver Bowers.
DJ>„ bishop of Accra, Ghana.
It would improve the image of
the' church and help indicate her
sincerity in carrying out her doc
trine of integration, said Fattier La-
Bauve, who grew up in Abbeyville.
La., and organized the first school
for Christian citizenship, registra
tion and voting in the all-Negro
town of Mound Bayou, Miss.
Father Laßauve declared that
while frequent mention is made of
the more than 00 black bishops in
Africa, including His Eminence
Laurean Cardinal Rugumbwa to
substantiate the claim that the
Catholic Church is “color blind.”
this argument "means nothing for
the American church,” and to Ne
groes in particular.
Na Negro priest, that is one
anmiatakenly identified with
the race, has ever been ap
pointed a bishop in an Ameri
can diocese. The closest the
church In America has come
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tc doing this waa whan the
Mast Rev. Jaaaes A. Healy waa
made bishop of the then Fert
land-Maine dloceoe tn the
nee’s. The sen es a Negro mo- _
ther and a white, Irish father.
Bishop Healy did not Identify
himself with the Negro race.
Father Laßauve said a Negro au
xiliary bishop should be named for
a diocese in the North, where there
is a need for a new auxiliary (as
sistant to the chief bishop of “Met
ropolitan”). “I would hesitate ti
suggest that he be put in ttu
South.” he explained. “I would no
want to see him exposed to occas
ional indignities.”
CURIOSITY BEGETS ASSAULT
FLINT, MICH. (ANP) Mis
Brenda Belk was watching tele
vision when loud knocking dowr
the hall disturbed her serenity. Go
ing to the door to investigate, sir*
saw a man pounding on the door o
another apartment. He asked if th«
woman 'who lived there was in
When told she wasn't, the mar ,
whirled and struck Miss Belk or
the head with a sharp object Twc
men from nearby apartments rush
ed out and grabbed her assailant
after she screamed. Before they
could give her medical aid., how
ever. the woman ran out of th«
building and all the way to the hos
pital to get treatment.
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