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t Cooper, Park^ iris Coojer o/ Robert L. Voi^n School in Ahoskie, N. C,, Re- l^ca Parlcer of Little ^ver School in Durbaia anH 9uby Bragg of Mcrrick'I4>^ School in Durham, captured.fifst placcs, respectively, in th Tjfping If Typing II and Shorthand com petitions at The First Anaual Tri-State Typewriting a d Shortiiand 'Contest held at The Southeastern Business C|pUe^e, Friday, March 7. 'There were about 160 obsar- vers and contestant from ov#r ?6 cities and towns in North Caro-, lina. At the 2:00 p. m. awards pro gram, schools of the top wii|in#rif were awarded trophies bhA tk* winning contestants presented 'gbld medals and scholarshipf hf D. W. Stith, president of the business college. Keynote speaRer was Dr. St»-, wart B. Fullbright, professor of cohimerce at North Carolina College, who emphasized 'well- NEW! NEW! 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Caliegf planned and coaductiKi « field visit to five of tha 0144^ vocational agriculture departments on Friday, Fefbru- B|ry 228, according to C. E. Dean, Ta»ok^Trainer at the College. The purpose of the field visit was to study and evaluate the faicilitles, equipment, teaching aide, record system, farm shops. New Farmers of America and the total program. The schools included were: Llncpl* at Chapel Hill; Barry O’Kelly at Method; Shepard at l^bulon; Nash County Training at Nashville and Phillips at Bat- tlesboro. Oomn Seven y Of«*w AMERICAN lUNDED WHIIXCT ****••• THE CABOUNA TIMES • iATUWAr, MABCB IS, IfM • - - ■ - Mrs. , Roena gava;;e, well 1 Texas, preventiymakea her home known concert singer is shown | In Jefferson City, Missouri, screening Missouri contcstantii wh^re ske oonduets a studio of for the Ted Mack Television voice and opera, show. Mrs. Savage, formerly oil Sanders Photo— Suit Attacking Pearsall Plan Seeks To Make State Party To Defense SUOBUI-OISTIUUS COMPWY. MW TNK CIIT. ILWOV «HIWEy. M NOOT. W% OUW IttUrHl IPIRITS. Attorneys for North Carolina will be busy next month attempt ing to keep the state from oc cupying the role of a co-defend ant with local school boards in two desegregation law suits. A petition on behalf of 15 Cas well County Negro School chil dren brought in Septemijer, 1955, resulted in a test case in the Mid dle District Federal Court in which both the State Board of Education and the Caswell Coun ty School Board were named de fendants. Attorney General George Pat ton’s office has been notified that the plaintiffs in the Caswell County lawsuit will present mo tion in Durham at 2 p. m. on March 31, 1958 to amend their complaint. The amendments pro posed will contend that the Caswell Negroes have attempted and failed to win admission to schools of their choice through the administrative remedies pro vided under the state laws in the Pupil Assignment Act. They will assen that such adnnnistrative remedies have been exhausted Originally the complaint brought a class action against the titate of iSorth Carolina and the local school board. It also sought to attack the Pearsall plan as a demonstration that the public policy in North Carolina is to continue segrega tion of the race's, despite pre tenses of an administrative re medy provided by the state. Assistant Attorney General Ralph Moody said the state will insist that it is not properly a de fendant. In the long pending Montgo mery County desggregattoTi law suit, a motion offered by the plaintiffs that the state be made a defendant will be offered on March 25 in Greensboro. Moody said the state’s attor neys will appear to resist the motion. In these actions, the state’s at torneys will be defending the core of North Carolina's pupil assignment plan, built on decen tralized authority for handling the pupil assignment problem in localities.^ They will enter the cases with some confidence. Even before the Supreme Court desegregation decision of 1954, Federal District Judge Johnson J. Hayes dimissed the state as the party to an action Selfishness laid At Root 01 World's Troubles By Speaker GREENSBORO The major trouble with the world today is that we say “we” and “they” instead of “ours,” Dr, Henry Hitt Crane, pastor of Central Methodist Church, De troit, Mieh., told the Bcnnet Col lege student body Friday morn ing in Pfeiffer Chapel. Dr. Crane, a long time trustee and friends of the collego, said that the question to be answer ed in th^ final judgepient is likely to be “how did you treat people?’’ “TTiere are four niajor ideas," he said •‘tiiat a person must have if he is to live richly and rad iantly. He must go on and not be a quitter; he must hava bis skare of good and bad exper iences; he must recognize that life Is hard and laam how to think in teri^is o# ‘oufs’ insftead of ‘yours’ and mine.” i^nting out that there are no final answers t» life’s ma)»r problems. Dr. Crane stresaed tbn fact that the important thing hi life is to grow and that tltere can be no growth without strug gle. Anything worthwhile re quires struggle, and tlie greatest thing in life is achieving a char acter you can love without re pugnance. “nie drive for self esteem,” he said "is the deepest human drive there is, and the will to be perfect is thp only perfection we can hope to achieve.” Florida Probe Is Suspended MIATdt, rLA Following refusal of NAACP officials in Florida to disclose the names of' Association mem bers, the Florida State legisla- tiva Committee Friday suspend ed' farther investigation of the NAACP pending outcome of con tempt proceedings against tour brought by Negroes who sought| NAACP leaders, on constitution- to require injunction that equal school facilities be provided their race in Durham even though they were separate. That was before North Carolina's theoretical decentralization took place with the passage in. 1955 of laws giving control of assign ments to local boards. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS al grounds, refused to turn over membership lists to the commit tee. 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