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T«hi t}i«k*u trii* mttdn »t
970 Gay atr««t. At tha Juaa
Qanaaa iaat y»»t Vaugb beat
anothar Nagro ky tha nana of
Doraay Battla and (oUowad U
with baating another by the
name of l!Bs, Wiiliam iSlla
during lait Peltruary.
In a ktng diitanee telephone
converation with the Chief of
Police of Rocky Mount it waa
denied to a repraeentatlve of
the CAP.OUKA TIMES that
Vaughn atruck Rev. Maaon,
even in the face of the fact
that the young miniiter showed
knot on hie head tfa« ehte of a
hen egg. ^
An attempl by, the fath‘r of
the young man tb iwear cut a
warrant for the officer wa« of
no avail, ^and only reaulted in
a refusal by the police depart- „
ment. Attorney! for the yorifig ijnockont.
have been 8ecure3 and it
noiffoowT, ?pr
U4 ’—At tk« reqaait «l fetti-
i|fl» a«at Ibfa hei^iMli>il|i Martin IB3
haM left te the eWn. A Lae, the Elka »«fioBai
Oratorical Gonteit for tha
boek to the inaide f!^51^•d Lovla
bat he was up with no dttnt:
Toiyr wae on Tiim and landed a
kft to the head. He landed a
left to /tb.e face and took a riglit
to the Jaw in return. Tony mau
led Joi with both hand« in •
neutral corner and Joe waa
hanging on aa tha bell ei.ded
the round.
In the fourth frame Joe
began Tony'a end with contin*
ubas lefts to bis jaw followed
by three smashing rights which
had h>m staggering badly. Louis
backed Toney against the ropes
and hit him at V^ith both h*nds.
He shot lefta and rights to the
face and Galento fell from the
ropes and dropped to his knees
helpleaa hangitig to the referee
as Joe Louis won by a technical
staUs of Tennesse, Arkanaaa,
Miss., Louisiana and Alabama
is being postponed for two
weeks from the previously ache
duled date of Jane 80 to t h e
new d«te of Friday night,
July 14.
Continued
we
3S which was 17 per cent of the
$240,807.®! net ftceipta.
tion and thaa allow for • uni^
fied lAowing in the Hottse be^
hind the Gavagan bill.
B^reaentatiM Fish hat aaat
a latter to Repablieana in tba
House urging them to aign the
GaHsgan petition, Tb* NAAQP
reported that i40 Bafpresenta-
atives h>ve signed the Gavagan
petition to date.
is believed that some action
will be taken at kn «arly date.
In addition the newspapers f
the city, have refused to print
JOE 996,000 RICHER
....Joe Louis' forty per cent! cut
out of Wednelday night’s cham
Aquatic School At NCC
Continuef from page one
^QfMrsl
Head]uarters lor the Aquatic
School will be the North Caro
lina College for Negrroes *B
Durham, North Carolina and
ese«ttent facilities are being
’provided for feeding and lious-
ing the Aquatic School students.
Separate dormitories will be
available for men and women
studaats and each group will be
nader the personal supervision
•f an experienced dean of man
and dean of women. Swimming
pool and o^^^ aqaatic ifacili-
tiee are baing provided by the
Durham Becreation Commission
and are adequate fpr all the
courses. .i. ^
Haskltb f afety
Fhyidcal activity and rest in
proper balance for ^ery in
dividual an conaidered of aa-
aential importance in .the main
tenance of health. The college
physician and nurse will be a
part of the faculty group and
available for advice and assis
tance to atoden^ on matters of
health. A physician from t h e
National Red Cross Staff wi/1
alao be available and will have
chai^ of all First Aid insteue-
tion.
At the I conclusion, or near
it, thofc Who have taken part in
the school will present u water
pageant at Hillside Fool.
O/icuiU Arriire Saturday
American Bed Cross national
isftructora will arrive in Dur
ham Saturday and complete
their arrangements for the
achool which is to be>^ held at
Hillside Park, and the old
pump station on Sno River, as
well as at the College. >
No swimming will be done at
Eno, because of the condemna
tion of the place hy I o • a J
health authorites. The boating
j#nd canoeing will be held there
July 4, 6, 8-and 9.
ING
Continued frOm' p^e iene \
cause to .my knowledge, they
were never sent back to the
Board s^ed. Again, the B^d
aaya that—Quote—“all teachers
have been paid their fpU aaiariea
«nd tha only remaining indebte
dness are a few small biUa'^'—
nnqoote. I do not know J»at
wftait they >call “small bills," but
most likely it would be very in
teresting for the people of tha
Second Episcopal District to
investigate that in order t.’> get
an" idea just %ow small kittrell
College’s indcS>iedneBe is. The
Chairman of Ihe Board own
statement was, sometime ago,
that he had ten thousand dol-
lara involved there. I am sure
he would like to get h>B mqney
some (^ay, ontess - he is giving
i donation, which I doubt
very seriously. That may be
however, one of the aoealled
'‘small bills" of iadebtedneu,
but .may be he would not worry
abciut that, lliere ia, vt was
around three thousand dollars
due our Fiscal Agent wliich Bb
was kind . en.opgh to Per
haps that has been seMed, it
not, it !■' ioa^ another "amaU~
bilL” Tlie Vane* Lumd)er Com
pany of fiendwaon, C. 'wonld
fifca to hava a diaak for about
five hundred dollars there, and
there are othera,' my friends.
If all teachers have been paid
their full aalariei,^ it ia a fine
■thing, but we r^et that aove
■went to conzt in order to get
it. ^
Maj)>e theae billa ara small
to the Board, but 1 would
sbndder to think of thoosands
np^lit titoosanda of dollars beinj^
called sm’tll, especially when we
eoiuider ti^ie aomeeeB f ,r o m
whence it comes. it may ^
interesting to the rea4ar“~^'
always smmed t° me that
School ponies should be
ed^.Ji^the school’s name.
The “aiaorders” refaried to
in the Afro American are va
gue to you and probably do
not ^ake sense. So, permit ma
to sv -that much of the tiobule
centSred around ten girh who
were suspended a ■ t Kittrell
College by the Discipline Com
mittee and approved by the
President. This action was
taken aft^r the girls had failed
to appear in a play which was
to have been given in our audi
torium in December, thereby
greatly disappointing the public
who had come, some of them
from Qther cities, paid the ad
mission fee and sitting comfor
tably awaiting for the inttnded
,play to begin. Thti play did not
go on, and the girls'* were sus-
pe|)ded for a period of twenty
five- days. There were some
who wdntfeied__^hy they got
off with so light a punishment,
but the -Chairman and the
Board seemed to have thought it
was.tenibi«: 'One of the suspen
ded girls sent Bishop M. H.
Davis a special delivery letter.
I believe mo^ educator», if
they had received this letter as
the Bishop most likely did,
would have sent^ it or a copy of
it back to the President if it
contained^ anything with refer
ence to the action of this com
mittee and we have reasons to
believe that it did) not ee in
this case however, perhaps it
was too precious. At any rate,
in a very short time, the Bishop
sent the President a, letter or
dering that these girls be placed
back in cfass immediately; that
two menbera of the Discipline
committee be removed, a n d
also that one teacher be »«ked
know tluit not one penay >t ijia ^ tor her resignation.
mooey raisad for Edaeatiomd The President did none of
puiyotea to* my knwlege aa aofih
has ^er come through the
PTMident'a offife. not mma tbe
figures -af llig jimnunta raiaed.
You do not wonder then that
I am not 4n |>«aiti«n to know M«s«
etJter things. Instead,
requested to deposit dR inoniea
^olleeled frtJia-Trtndeirt* *itd afi. j^eiHs
then if there had been any just
eaoae for retraction, in his
opinion, would hav# made a
other sources in the ^ahk in the
of Biahop M. H. Davia,
whieh I -did with the exceptioa
rf that which I felt I had to
c^"'i for emei|g«ncie«. It haa d*Bt Mid hi* diseipliaa com
these and gave his reasons. It
appeared to the President that
any man making such a drastic
request would have at least, if
jhterested in the discipline of
school -M?hich .jdutjt_iaL JMt
of a.Resident and his faculty),
•ought tha reaaons why the stu-
itUe and with some sort of
reason attaiched. Thfiloyal
members of our faculty
especially the Discipline Com
mittee were never going to be
kicked around by students, and
that is most likely ,whal| would
have have been attempted if
they h®*^ gotten bacn in aehool
that ‘way. T'hey stayed out and
not a one of us; unless it is the
Dean of women, reget the ac
tion. I am referring of course,-
espeeially t p the Discipline
Commitrtee and. President.
Don’t overlook ttiis fact—^all
members of this Discipline Com
mittee, including the Presiderot
are now away from Kittrell
College, except one the Dean of
women—^why? We gave the
Chairman and the Board her
record in part which states
that she did npt co-operate,
(this record coming from the
school with which she was con
nected prior to her coming to
Kittrell College,) but her name
is not in the number you read,
which those Board n^ember*
meiiSbers said were fired. She
told one of our faculty ^ mem
bers that if he Viranted to be on
the side of power ^ to come oh
her side. So, there you are,
kind ..reader. I had toid the
Eishop .several months ago that
I did not think he would be do-
ing‘wrong'if iff^would allow my
faculty and roe to opev^e, es-
’pecially the academic side of the
I institution, and because of this
^ as I understood himt and per-
Ihaps other reasons, he decided
I hot 4^,recommend me for re-
election, a recommendation of
course, which I did not want
and^told him so. Now, in all
seriousness cah you imagine any
one else operating the academic
^ide of any aehool unless it ia
the President and his faculty?
When, from f3 to 15 out of 18
faculty mewfoere leave a *^Sopl
in one year, you know eome-
I thing would seem to be wrong.
I When so many of its students
the las»t six years, this school
has operated, 'thrae president*
and scores of teachm have
been employed. Th*t is *T#r-
age of two years for Hcn,.I*reai-
d'ent. Yes, two years seem to
be quite enough under any such
conditions. I had jiot hopeJ that
the ccasion would arise when
I woi^jJ be .forced to go iwto
this matter, but jf -^he'fubi*®
must be informed it should
know the truth.
W. J. COCHRAN,
.5,26 Cheitniit §tr#»t
Henderson, N. G.
any account of the aasanlt. while Galento received $42,141.
Negro** ti^viling in ihe vic-
cinity of Rocky Mount ara warn
to e^de ^olng tlirou^h there'
if poastbl*. Those ha^ng busi
ness to attend to in the city are
urged to get out as quickly as
possible, as the least infring-
menf of laws geveraing *he city,
may" result i n brutality by
meTOt>#r* of tie police fopce.
Regal' Theatre
HOLIDAY ATTRACTION
Maxin* SnliiTan—Dorethjr Lamont^^Lloyd Nolan is
ALSO COMEDY CARTOON
TUESDAY—SPECIA^-WEDIiIESDAY
THURSDAY-~«ARGArN DAY—FIVE AND TEN CENTS
a~FEATURES AND SHORT—*
DOUBLE DANGER—Faaturing PRESTON ROSTER
ALSO Bob Bakar in Bordar W»lv«t
JOE LOUIS—
Continaed from page one
right# and lefts to , th#** body,
Joe backed' off from Tony’s
rash and l»nd«d mor^ Uf|s and
rights. Tha champion hit Galen-
to‘with a smashing tight to tha
eye and then hit him at will
against the ropes as he kept
coming in close. Tony hung
around Joe’s neck arf' they mov
ed around the rin’gr Ttnrr-was
Itepred ftpfff 'jefts 1 rif^t
to the face but was jiip.wiiy|^o
count as Louis tried to finish
him.
round
opened
... BY HAZEL L- GRIGGS
With the Fourth of July prM-
tically upon us," "bH^giSg its
avalanche cTf picnics, |> e a c h
parties and outdoor events, the
^4e« »f pr^^tjr and pietaresque
play togs become tjjg oremost
fa«hioa thoug’ht for consiaen^*
llon; for it’s half the fun of a
holiday to fefl free #i>d e#sy,
and yet look a* casually cbarw-
ing as ^ you please. —
Of course, there’S^s^ardly a
shop window that iw’t filled
with tire most attractive of out
door clothes. H*rg’s a crow sec-
tiin of sonae I’ve seen: >
The beach or play dresses
consist of perfectly desj^oed
shorts and skirts cwt in one
piece with flared skirts which
button or “P the front.
These outfits, made up mostly
in corttons, in prints plaids or
pofkg dot '^tterns, are comfor
table and adaptable for many
types of playtime aetivity, »pd
have the added feature of being
[almost university becoming.
1 Dennia play clothes are
! paraded in m»n}r Store windows
I and there’s a reason. If#
I sturdy, harS wearing, tubbable
j and wrinkle resistant. Slacks
and overalls tjf ^this material
and alaiest any form of active
diversipn, "rhe slacks are attrac
tiv* upon wfffi gypsy striped
blouses,and the .overalls, halter
style, may. be j^Orn .. junbftck,
if desired. They are attractive
when pepped up witjh red rick-
rack braid.
ENTERTAINS ^ON
' M|i«» Mettia Blount entertain
ed h^x $0^, Wilbert at
their borne " Ifoadi^ a|ternfiSfi
from 6 until 7 q’clock, f)ip
littl* gu»st» yfgvp entertained
with game* and Jok«« after-
whlch a little refreshment hour
wil held. The service consisted
of ice creamr---cake, candy
sticlu and souvenirs.
FRIDAY—SATURDAY
BOB STEELE IN '‘DESERT PATROL"
ALSO CHAPTER 2 OF THXT FAMOUS SERIAL
“DICK TRACY RET.URNS”_AND A COMEDY
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FOR WHAT PUR
POSE WILfcr TiiC
LOAN BE USED?
Wh«n w* a*K you Uia
you wish to mak*
of th« monay, w« I* not
jvurt b«ina outieu*. W*:
nav* to Itnow if you
h«T« a aound reaaon
tot bcrrowii^.
Whan w« linaka loans
for unaoundl^purpoaes
wa'r* going to hurt
dapoaitora and
bank custo«\»i»,
Bui ip^a'ra^ aKirayi
willing to apeak fraxUc
ly and opanly abo«t
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LEAVE C^TY
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' Mrs. Sarah
city left last
■U’i
^ this^
evening
are peYfeet fer pifPics, hikes
Harris
Friday
for Orange N. J. She also stopp
ed at High Ppiptr N. C. for her
daughter. Miss nelma Harril
who will aecompany«,,her on tha
trip. , ,
WHAT TO DO WHEN YOUR
HAIR LOSES ITS COLOR
requeU for ^it, with the Presi-
leave in one year, you m ^ y
know they have other plans and
you cannot, therefore, blame
them for desiring to gradti^te
I accreditted institution.
We are sorry* to tell vou that
Kittrell College as such, has no-
Itate rating. ‘
I Concluding this article, l am
not unmindful of the fact t^t
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