USDA Offrc^ to Spialliat A&T
GREENSBORO — A prominent
I official in the U. S. DeDartment
of Agriculture will speak at A.
and T. College next week.
Ray Fitzgerald, deputy admini-
ftrator, Agricultural Stabilization
and Conservation Service. USDA.
will deliver the keynote iddres>
at the Annual Conference of
Tcachers of Vocational Asriculture
to be held at A. and T. Goliegu
July 8-12. He will speak on Mon
day. beginning at 2:00 P.M.
The former assistant deputy ad
ministrator, Price and Production.
ASCS, Fitzgerald, in his new as
signment, is responsible for fai
mcr-committee field administra
tion of such national farm pro
grams as the feed grain program
the wheat stabilization program,
the Agricultural Conservation Fro-
8PEAKS—Rtr. J. T. Kin® of 503 ,and related activities. He is
Umitead SI., in Durham 1*11|» South Da’-ota.
th. eity on Friday morning, jun. j^e five-day meet will draw 135
21, for Htadland. A’a., wl.eri h«. vo-Ag teachers from throughout
WB> au«tt apMker for the Cif?| ^orth Carolina, representing 72-
WIdt Mission at 11 A.M. 5u"«>*V*'counties.
All’Star Teams to
Carry Seven
Tan Atliletes
NTCW YORK — S?ven Negro
es were named to the two major
league 1963 all-star teams last
Saturday by vote of the man
agers and player*.
Four tan stars will start for
the National league and thrfft
for the American when the two
T H E C A R 0 L I II A T 1 M C ? '
DURHAM, N. C. tATUROAY, JULY S, tM»- i»
teama appoM Mch other A
Cleveland on Juljr 9.
Henry Aaron, Tommy Davta,
Willie M»r* and Btll Whit« iriij
•tart for the National League.
Davis of Log Angeles, anct A^y^
of San Franciso, repeateiili irbrp
last y*ar's team, will be Joined
by Milwaukee's Aaron in the
outfield this year. White, slug
ging star for St. Louis, will play
first base for the senior league
all-stars.
Minnesota's catcher, Earl Bat-
tey and Loa Angale’s Laoo Waf-
ner, IcfU fielder, retaiaad ttieir
respective poaitions wtth tfia
American league ail-stara.
ZoMo VerMUea, the Twins
sliek-aekting aterHit^, arOt pltf
in 'hi« tirft
When manag^ '^4>n Qn'k of
the National Leagoe
Houk, tutor for the
League, complete their 29 man
squads, more • Negro staff . ^ art
o'^rtain to be named t • the
teams.
Jiint 30, at Shiloh Baptist Church.
While in Headland, Rev. King
was the house guests of Mrs.
nes Craddock, president of h*
City-Wide Mission.
Barbee Address
Confused in Story
other speakers to be heard dur
ing the conference include: Dr.
J. N. Freeman, former faculty
member at A> and T., now head,
Department of Agriculture, Lin
coin University, Jefferson *iCity,
Missouri; W. A. Holmes, principal
of the E. J. Hayes High School
Williamston; Dr. F. A. Williams
professor at A.&T. College, recent-
HAT MODELS — Mrs. Ruth the Old North State IMedical, K. E. White, Mrs. C. B. Jones.
Freeman, left, hat stylist who
presanted a hat show in connec
tion with the annual conventions
of the Women's Auxiliaries of
Dental and Pharmaceutical So-1 Jr., and Mrs. C. B. Jones, Sr.,
cieties at A. and T. College, ad- all wives of dentists at Eliza-
justs hats for models — Mrs. I beth City.
Cautions to Take Before Leaving ffonie on Trip
vacationt'rs callously leave cats
While an apartment or house, home from dust-wrappcrs.
can be left^for a week-end plea- Clean; the house, not only ti/1 and dogs tehind to fend for
sure jaunt without- tog many pro ^ discourage pests, but also tc j thcnisL'Ivcs, which most of them
cautionary measures, wise home- mako it nice to comc home to: , arc not able to do, having b''fn
makers will take special pains m^hproof woolens, including cared for. Many end up as a pub
; ly returned from .Sudan, Africa: j tq see that all is well before leav I carpet. j lie nuisance aftt'r having been
land J. E. Miller, assistant State| ing for an extended vacation I ; I pampered.
. Superintendent of Public Instrut j period if tliey expect their i thing: be sure to ^
Last week's Carolina Times o, "t e. j ft j j . ho
i,asi weeKs caroima , . thpy are not accompanying you. !ion chores attundsd to — have
reported that the shooilno of Institute, and H. G. Beard back to, .. . ' .• . , ; ^ ... f f , c
xeporiea mat ine sitootms oi incredible but S, a Kood time, ir.'e from nagging
Frcedia Lee Barbee occuted at
509 Procter St., and that Robert
Let Barbee of 414 Henry S.,
and Raeford Shaw of 509 Proc
tor St. are awaiting trial lor
tils shooting.'
administrator, agricultural educa
tion. State Department of Public
Instruction, all of Raleigh.
The conference is to be con- fiHy^j^'tiTg.' icjl^pklist of oaorres to |
ducted on the theme, “Program- b^. ittfudad, to on ctoslng up;
ining A’’rlcultural Education Fori jjihcbnlfMUBt deliveries of miUt
W. stand correctcd: Awaitljig A Period of Change,” and wHl fea-1 ih^il and news^pers. Ask your
trial are Rob.rt Junior (not Leis) turs several group discus.'lons on rieighbors to k^p "dvertisinfc
Barbee of 509 Proctor St („bt! subjects related to the theme. | circulars off your^rch sincc
414 Henry St.) and Haafordl 'V. E. Foster, Warsaw, is p’resi-; any a«curi)ulatl0p like this is a
Shaw of 414 Henry St. (not 609'dent of tlie North Carolina Agri- happy signal, for prowlers and
•Proctor St.). The shooting did culture. Teachers Association, the j burglars. ‘
not occur at the Proctor St. ad-' sponsprilfSf prdfpssional group, and
t(^ oi. the'■Lj'?ol Home pealth P--;C. A.’s report that each year hou-schold wornos
l»4^ur^^^gejit6..)yt>i%.| ....
fitoj ’ ■ ■
If-»y.ou plan to lie gone for
dress, but rather at an unknown
address on Ramsey St.
One of Barbee's relatives In
formed the Times of tha error.
the meet is to be conducted under than a month, have your p
the supervision of W. T/John.san. P^one. dlsconnectfJd, temporarily
Sr., district supervisor of voea- arrange to have someone»
tional agriculture.-
STOPf^///^^NOW!
“SAVE IT”
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wom*n—prodwcf t# li«lf prevent Hi*
loM of hoir by scalf
dowdfwfP—^ iPBdlMvnf
tompUt, Ofid «fK«r iMn tpeli—« product dosifiiod
to rotforv natural flvkig Ivtfrt, booirty Wfid
ttrtngfli, cofivortinff ihort, ttvbbf, NMms
Into fh« rotti "Wemon'i Crowninf Glory.**
AT LEADING COSMETIC COUNTERS
I tf your dealer does not heve “SAVE IT*, tend $1.00 for
2 oz. size, SI.50 for 4 oz. i«r. (Ux and pottage iiv
duded to
50 West 125th Street
New York 27, N. Y.
ciuoea lo
Esther's Beauiy Aids /
m%
I mow the lawn, as that, top, can
I be a giveaway to the :light-l!in#«i*'''
led gentry. !
I Give; the vacation adtjre.ss. *
phone number and dale, of rtf-
turn to; police precinct (if living
in a private house), superinten
dent (of apartnVent buildingl.
close reiatircs, near ncigifibor*
and post office.
Leare.- house key- with rieish
bof or sup6r in case of fire or
other emergency; valuables -
papers, jewelry, silverware - in
a satcty despoit box; potted
pWntis in a «w inthes of water
in the bath tub.
I Turn* off all faucets iri hath-
rbom and kitchen; ,5hut off f^lec^
tricity at its source unless your
home freezer Is’lo remain load
ed. Empty your refrigerator an--
be sure to clean and disinfect if
with a solution of 2 and a half
tablespoons of Lysol Brand dis- ^
infectant per gallon of water. >
Turn down automatic water'
heater to low, adjust heatinc
thermostat to 55 degrees to save
fuel if there should be a cool
spell. Turn off pilot light on gas
stove. I,
ea
Extra
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store' gatsd'-n furniture, tools. Club ^rls modtl priie wInn ng They are, from left to right
children’s play equipment inside dresses which f.Hey produced to Ca. o.^, m .v^r. Sprmg La;B, first
the hquse oc garage. PriJses in the State Dress plac;; Ai d s Moore, Battleboro
Cortf" furniture only if dust j Contest, which v/as held seconc! place, and Elnora Braswell,
is a greater hazard then burc- last week at the annual 4-H Club Star.forib ’rg, third place,
lars who can spot an unoccupied Week Observance at A. and T. Col
IJst Openings
For Technicians
WASHINGTON, D. C.—The I).
S. Civil Ser'ice Cnmmis.?ipn has
apnouncfd a new examination for
Laboratory and Clinical Technici
ans in Health Jlesearch |>aying
t4:58S to S«.fi75 a year. Most of
th'.'e positions are with the Na-
tlnnal Institutes, of H;Si^h in
B«thesda. Maryland, although pt>-
htions in other agpncies and in
other parts of the country may
al?o be filled.
These technicians work in medi
cal research, clinical, and control
laboratories and -provide assist
ance to research scientists ami
ether professional personnel in
activities connected with the med
ical. biological, and physical sci
-■nces.
Varying amounts of technical j
"xperiences are r's-'juired for each
5ra(*e. Appropriate education and
training may be substituted for
=ome of the expprlence. Full de
tails may be fftund in Announce
ment 307 n.
Applicjtions will be accepted un
III .furthor noticir by the Board
of Examiners, National Institutes
of Health. Bethesda 14, Maryland.
Announcements and application
forms may lwi obtnined from G.
R. Moore. Jr., Examinor.in-Chargc.
heated at Window 10-A, Main RENEW FRIENDSHIPS — Dr. convention of the Old North
Post Office, Durham, N.^ C., or|E. L. Rann, Charlotte, and Dr. j State Medical Society held r»-^
from the if. S. Civil Service Com and Mrs, L. M. Swift, Durhd.i,, cemly et A. aua T, CulUae,'
missioD- Washington 25, D. C. • renew friendships at the annual 1 Cireensiioro. «
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