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RALEIGH. N. C.. SATURDAY. APRIL 18, 1864
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Hate Greater Enemy Than Communism: Graham
Noted Cleric Asks Broadcasters
To Educate People On Morality
CHICAGO —(ANF)— Calling race
hatred freed, prejudice and lust
greater menaces to the nation than
Communism, evangelist Billy Gra
ham last week called on radio and
television broadcasters to start em
phasizing morality and justice in
their programs.
Addressing a luncheon meri
ting of the National Association
of Broadcasters at the Conrad ,
• Hilton Hotel here. Graham al
so repeated a earning by inter
gration leader Martin Luther
King and other civil righto lead
ers, that there so ill be "a long,
hot, bloody summer" of strug
gle for freedom unless some
thing Is done quickly.
Instead of fooling around’ with
sex and murder movies. Graham
said, tha broadcasters really ought
to be doing something to help im
prove the racial situation. "If you
rionjt do K," he warned. ' the nation
will suffer and you will have to
give sn accounting some day " He
added:
"Modern communications have
made ns a world neighbor
hood, but nod a world brother
hood. Race problems grow
worao all over the globe. It will
be a long, hot, bloody summer
and our problems will not ho
solved by the civil right* de
bate «n Congress).
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“Tha cynical immorality of our
time snd nation is reflected too
much on televi ion . .
JUDGE SPAULDING URGES SHAW STUDENTS TO PREPARE FOR RESPONSIBIL
ITIES Left to right : Dr. Asa T Spaulding ol Durham;The Honorable Theodore O. Spaulding,
speaker at Shaw University on Friday, April 10. and Charles Humphrey Mbugua, a student from
Kabete, Ken/a, E A , as they discuss new opportunities lor Negroes. (See story).
1 "Hate, greed, prejudice, snd lust
are even greater menaces to our
i country than comm n.'. r
Heard At Shaw University:
“Prepare For The Future,”
Judge Spaulding Tells Body
In this pudi button age. our un
prepared boys and girls are not
being taught how to make and op
erate the machinery which makes
these buttons tick. So how arc they
going ot meet the economic needs
of the future? This was the ques
tion posed by Judge Theodore O
Spaulding of Philadelphia, to Shaw
University students, Friday, April
10.'
Judge Spaulding stated that
tiew Inventions create new Jobs,
but here In Amerlrs. Job dis
placements now vastly outnum
ber new Job creations of ma
chinery and automation. He
aald laat week the government
announced that SOO.MO more
people were employed In Msrch.
HW4 than prerloualy; but the
announcement also aald that
there were Just ss many unem
ployed aa before because of
young people newly coming In
to the Job-seeking field. Conse
quently there Is s rising tide of
unemployment among the un
skilled and the unprepared.
This Increasing as unrmploy-
Berry O’Kelly School News
MB7THOO The Senior Class
of Barry O'Kelly High School Is
presenting Its Senior Play entitled.
"A-Fuedln Over Yotindar." on Fri
day, April 17. at 8:00 p.m.. In the
school's auditorium. The public Is
Invited to attend.
The cast consists of the follow
ing personalities:
Sadie Kenner, as Mountain
Maggie; Moselle William*, as Maw
Pry: Margaret Evans, aa Emmy
Pry: John Ooode. as tale Fry,
James Hemby. as Clem Fry: Joyce
Orlffla, as Resale Belle Fry. Ann
Carter, as Aunt Harry Hornhonk
er. Jane Battle, as Becky Mae
Honihonkrr. Roosevelt Dunn, as
Wily Homhonkf . Melvin Maasen
burg, as Pappv Popoff, James
Mrdltn, as Xeke Popoff.
Also. Sidney Taylor, as The
Travel in Preacher: Marlon Evan*.
TTicress Chavis and Carver Free
man. as wedding guests: George
Curtis. Robert Allen and Clyde
l|Do’s^ndp°n , ts
Start the Day Right: On a Cheerful Note!
GETS EVEN, U TEARS LATER
TOLEDO. Ohio (ANP)— It takes
James McElya, S 3, a long time to
work up a hand of steam, but when
r,e does, watch out. Back in 1930,
McElya took a dislike to Joseph
Mason, then 28, because the letter's
dog had killed McElyas cat. Last
week, while Mason was playing
cards with Mrs. Idella Willis. 43,
McElya "nlcw his lop" and fatally
i *' ii m the chest
ment, he stated, always runs
much higher for Negro workers
than for white workers.
He called attention to President
Johnson's publicized plan to attack
general poverty throughout the
United States. The report of these
plans included a clear acknowledg
ment that despite general missive
prosperity throughout the country,
thousands of employables are un
able to get adequate Jobs which pay
continuous wages from year to year
and thousands of others can find no
jobs at all.
"The walls of segregation snd dis
crimination are tumbling down all
over America faster than you may
realize, he declared, and new op
portunities are being presented to
Negroes and particularly the pre
pared youth of our country." You
who are becoming the educated
men and women have certain moral
obligations in the use of your re
spective abilities: I. To your God.
2 To your parents and those who
sacrificed for you. 3 To your race.
4. To your communities 5. To your
country, fi. To yourselves.
('havia, as mountain musicians.
Stela Hick*. Albert Crenshaw.
Mary Davis. Frank Johnson. Bet
tie Baker. Clarence Chavis, Hazel
Thomas Toney Hunter, Judith
Hall. Andrew Jones. Marilyn Mit
chell and John Singletary aa
square dancers.
The co-sponsors are Mia. E. M.
Thomas and C. M Carter.
DR. BRYAN BENNETT VESPERS
SPEAKER
GREENSBORO—Dr. G. McLeod
Bryan. Piofnssor of Christian ethics
•t Wake Forest College. Winston-
Salem. will speak at the 4 p. m.
vesper service at Bennett College
on Sunday, April 19. in Pfeiffer
Chapel.
OIL HUNT EXPENSIVE
DALLAS. Texas—Daily costs at
hunting for oil in the Gulf at Mexi
co are estimated at SB,OOO to $14,000
per drilling operation.
How Are Your
Screens Doing?
Again, Spring Is here and we are
eager to throw open our windows
to let in sunshine and fresh ait.
We also will let in many unexpect
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time of year. Are you prepared to
keep flies and mosquitoes out erf
your home?
In order to be sure of good sani
tation in the home, it is necessary
to control household pests such as
the common fly and the mosquito.
These insects are always loaded
with germs which cause various
kinds of diseases. One of our sur
est ways of controlling these pests
is to have good window and door
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THE KNOWLEDGE of the bur
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courage to bear our own.