THE CAROLINA TIMES
SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1965 DURHAM, N. C
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believes in himself. Arnold Pal
mer knows he's going to run
off a string of birdies on the
last nine that will bring him a
golf title. He's carried it off too
many times in the past for him
to believe that he might not
make it.
"These factors and a little
bit of luck—the good luck not
to sustain serious injury and
the good fortune to win at the
right time, when your determi
nation m a y be slipping—does
n't hurt a bit," concludes De'
vany.
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The workers are members of
the Mississippi Freedom Labor
Union, and had persisted in
asking for $1.25 an hour wagt.
Two days later, the Andrews
had an injunction served on the
evicted strikers who were pick
eting the plantation. The injun
ction stated that on more than
four men at a time could pick
et; that they had to use small
er picket signs; and it gave the
Andrews the legal right to
hrow the picketers' possessions
off the land.
The strikers lived in shacks
on the plantation, and worked
for an average pay of $3.00 a
day. Now they are planning to
put up a tent city to house their
families. The land for the tent
city is being donated b'V a Ne
gro store owner and others. Al
most S4OO in union dues has
collected to support th f
strikers *nd their families, but
this will last only about a
month.
Mississippi State
have b"en call°d out
fo \v-tr-h the pi-k' , * o '"s. hut no
one has arrested so
far. One striker was shot at by
A Lindsay woman, th wife of
♦hp aeent on o neighboring
plantation. She was into
cu-todv but later rcWsod wh"n
the Justice of the Peace refu-
to press charges.
In nearby Shaw, where' the
union was first formed, sever
al union officials have been ar
rested. They are being held on
charges of "malicious trespass,'
which grew out of their attem
pts to persuade fellow workers
to leave their jobs.
ONSLOW COUNTY
CORE CHAPTER
FORMED IN MAY
The Cogress of Racial Equali
ty has recently formed a nfew
Chapter. It's name is the On
slow County Chapter'-of COR®.
Core was organized on a nation
al scale in 1942 in Chicago, 111.
designed to remove discrimina
tion based on skin color. The
organization is an interracial
group seeking racial equality
based on the American dream
"Liberty and Justice for All"
It works through non-violent
direct action.
The new chapter is working
in the following areas: housing,
employment, education, com
munity relations, Federal Pro
grams and Anti-poverty.
Chairman, Alexander Hill;
Co-Chairman, Christine Mat
tocks; Secretary, Derk Mattocks
Assistant Secretary, Annie Mat
tocks; Treasurer, Lynell Mat
tocks. Committees are also be
ing formed.
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310 Receive Diplomas at Hillside
The Sixty-ninth Commencement
Exercises of the Hillside High
School were held Wednesday, June
9, when the following 310 senior#
were scheduled to receive diplom
as:
Bobby Lee Allen, Carrie Bell 41-
len, Emma Je#n Ailen, Evelyn Pe*
laine Alston, Qeraldlne Corln* Al
ston. Bessie Mae AmeJ, Georw
odell Amos, William Henry Am*,
Norman Edward Anderson, Jolethf
Ashford. Patricia AIJQ
Lcora Bailey, Pamela Elizabeth
Barbae. Randy Remel Barbee, AV
ma Frances Barnes, Willie Allen
Barnes, Barbara Delois Bats. DorO
thy Juanita Bell, C»rlton Telepher
Bellamy, Jr., Ronald Irwin Best,
Dianna Blackely, Linda F9 ye
Blake, Gwehdotyn Bolden, Mftxine
Annetta Bouknight. Arthur B#riJ'
ctte Boyd, Jr., Ronald Daniel Boyfl,
Carolyn Yvonne Bradley, CW
stance Jewel Bradley, Brenda
Joyce Brooks, Christya| Marrl-
Ivnne Brown, Doretha Brown,
Douglas Leon Brown, Gloria Jean
Brown, Gwendolyn Evesta Brown,
Hazel Louise Brown, James Rep
ben Brown, Luther Graham Brown,
Norma Claudia Brown, Victoria
Lee Brown, Wilma Marie Brown,
Ricky Ricardo Bryant, Linda Mae
Bullock, Phyllis Jean Builder,
l-ona Ella Burnette, Edyird Leon
dras Burton. ' V
Constance Lavefcne 'Caithvell,
nice Mae Campbell, Patricia Afin
Campbell, James Atttittf
Martha Jean CarjroWaJ^
Winfrcd Carter!; MelVi#} Jutfmw
Chavis, *r., John Wwr 'Qwii
Jr., Dwight Alleii CUfi. Eric bfie
Clay, Melvin LtOiris, Clayton, Jerrifc
Andrew Cobb, Jotin-AjthrCelenviy,'
Claudia Patricia Celnpii, Lenols
Randolph Cooper. RamoU EJUt*-
bcth Corbltt, Er destine' Angeltfs
Cornelius, Owen Jefferson Coward,
Sandra Kay CrtfeiJ, Kpnneth James
Dantzler, Jacqueline La Verne
Dark, Brenda Janet Davis, Cath
erine Maxine Davis, Rosada Alex
andria Davis, Oscar Thomas Dot
Strikers Quit
Sen. Eastland
For More Pay
INDIA NOt.A : —ls cotton chop
pers off Senator James
O. Eastland's plantation ih
Dodville, Mississippi to partici
pate in a strike in Indianola,
Thoy pre the first workers tb
leave Senator Eastlarid'j lahdL
There a-e now over 400 work
ers on strike .i n
County and over lOfta in the
Delta. All 6f the atrlkeri
members oi th e Mississippi
Freedom Labor Union. They
asking for a minimum wage m
$125 per hour. ~
Mrs. Fannie Lou ttanier- t>i
the Mississippi fcYeedom Demh
cratic Party states 1 theie
people are dolrtg het-fe Is the
most important th|h|t. tha't hjii
happened in ftflM'hsslppf, It'i
something \Ve've aU; w«nt«d~
di £or a long tlmd, ?&ut
are first who hav£ had tjli
guts to do It." '7. .. .. - J -
A Th e Student-Hfopyinkpt Co
ordinating committer' steps«cl
up its drive In the Delta. ICaCh
time a Negro 1A bftatift up 6r
his home burnti down, more
Negro citiaens join the big free
dom drivg.
The Mississippi Freedom La
bor Union (MFLU) has its larg
est supporters in Washington.
Bolivar and Sunflower Coun
ties. Many have been arrested
and falmilies have been evicted
from plantations, but there will
be no stopping now. As one lo
cal Mississippian says, "This is
only the beginning."
Field Secretary, The Rev. B.
Elton Cox of High Point, and
the National Chairman Attor
ney F. B. McKissick of Dur
ham, were present at the Chap
ter's second meeting.
sey.
Blanton Elizabeth Earls, Jacque
line Varitiah Eatman, Albert Thur
man Eubanks, Hilda Ruth Eurgu
hart, Carlton Mclver Evans, Man
ley EVaits. HI. Donald James Fair
ley, Mary Ruth Taison, Peggy
Claudette Farrington, Clyde Leon
Faulkner, Harold Edward-Faulk
ner, Carol EVern Ferguson, Char
les Bernard Ferrell, Louise
Thomaslne Fitzgerald, Saundra
Vernette Floyd. Randolph Steven
son Flowers, Eddie Lee Flynt, The
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Lee , Fu|ler, Catherine Jeanette
Gamble, ,James William Geer, Bur
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