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Wise. U. Head To Deliver A&T Finals Address GREENSBORO A combina- tion baccalaureate - commence ment by the president of one of the nation's largest univer sities will highlight the annual commencement activities at A. and T. State University. It was announced that Dr. Fred H. Harrington, presi dent of the University of Wis consin, will speak at the gradu ation exercises to be held in Charles H. Moore gymnasium Sunday, June 2 at 11 a.m. Activities will get underway at A&T on Friday, May", 31 with a Reunion Roundup for the classes of 1928, 1938; 1948 and 1958. This event will be held at 6 p.m. in the Memo rial Union Three important aluitthi af fairs arc scheduled for Satur day, June 1. The annual meet ing of the A&T National AJjum ni Association will be held in the Memorial Union at 9:30 a.m. This will be followed by the All-Alumni Luncheon in Red Carpet Room at 1:30 p.m. and the annual alumni Awards Dinner at 6 p,m at the King's Inn. 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KY. able travel advice. Each volume contains money saving guesl certificates good for discount admission tickets at a number of popular tourist attractions. Marion Frank Crawford Gets A New Trial Marion Frank Crawford, on death row at Raleigh's Central Prison since 1964, will get a new trial. The Winston Salem man had been indicted for rape and murder of an eight year old girl late in 1963. He was tried ■and' convicted of murder early in 1964 in the Forsyth County Superior Court. The new trial was ordered earlier this month by the U. S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals. The appeal was handled by Durham attorney Moses Burt. In reversing Crawford's con viction the court said exami ning judges would have to ask prospective jurors before a trial whether their views on capital punishment would have any effect on deciding guilt or in nocence in the case. At Craw ford's trial in 1964 every pros pective juror who expressed conscientious scruples against the death penalty was excused by the prosecution as is re quired by North Carolina law. Judge Harrison L. Winter wrote in the opinion that 34 of T5 prospective jurors had been disqualified because they said they opposed capital pu nishment. All of the jurors chosen to try the case, Burt argued and the appeals court said, were in favor of capital punishment. The opinion read: "We cannot escape the con clusion that, as a result of in- (Paid Political Advertisement) Vote for FRANK JARMAN For County Commissioner Democratic Primary Vote May 4th Welfare League to Convene in New Orleans at the June Hotel NEW ORLEANS—The South ern Regional Conference of the Child Welfare League of America will take place in New Orleans on May 20, 21, and 22nd at the June Hotel. Repre sented will be member or ganizations from Alabama, Flo rida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mis sissippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. Louisiana is the host state and Senator Garlend L. Bonin, the Commissioner of Public sufficient interrogation and a double standard of inquiry, the petit jury selected was at the outset more likely to impose capital punishment in the event of conviction than not." "Such disqualifications pre vents the jury in its function of determining the issue of guilt from being fairly repre sentative of the community and thus violates equal pro tection of the laws." The opinion has mandatory effect in the 4th circuit, which includes West Virginia, Mary land, Virginia, North and South Carolina. The court's decision also .nay be used as a guideline for similar cases in all other federal dDpellate court circuits. Romp MINDS are \U* CON". CR.KTK: AIJ. MIXKTI up nnr\ permanfhlly SET. Charles Rigsbee forms the most demanding driving Ijj M Rigsbee Tire Sales Of- h,a ' and excessive strain, insures smoother /jaP§a[ fers YOU the more Comfortable THUMP. t * Cloned Saturday 1 p.m. • Open-All Day Wednesday s ;:r:r RIGSBEE TIRE SALES ZZ 108 Lakewood Avenue—272o Hillsborough Road Even a nwrtJMM^^M to her own private affairs. Once the phone rings for the lady of the louse, an extension phone for the bedroom, it works like Pavlov's bell. The whole gang (in- Far away from the kitchen. And far away from eluding the dog) decides they're hungry. They the kiddies. swarm around the kitchen noisily feeding their One call to your General Telephone business canine appetites while they're whetting their ap- office takes care of the whole thing. We play up petites for gossip, and that's the end of mother's the gift idea by sending out a miniature toy phone privacy. with a gift card first. Just to let her know the real Even if you don't go for the idea of not beingjjn phone is on its way. on Mom's conversations, she's still got a right Leaving her to her own private affairs can to say what she wants without a clammering, make her foel like that old, used-to-be, single, chomping audience around. independent self again. Make a special sacrifice for Mother's Day. That's something every mother needs. Even if Give up on eavesdropping forever and get her it's only for a couple of minutes a day. Blve her an extension phone lor Mother's Day. General Telephone Welfare will serve as confer ence chairman At a previous Child Welfare League Confer ence in South Carolina the Commissioner, who is of I/)uis- iana - Acadian ancestry, a d dressed the assembly in musical 18th century French and he has endorsed the theme of this 38th conference "In Search of Ex cellence for Children" express ed in his native tonguiv> Charles 0. Yost, rector of the Division of Child Welfare is vice-chairman and has been "responsible for planning Jhe approaching conference, assist ed by local chairmen from New Orleans and throughout the state with cooperation of com mittees and chairmen from oth er participating states. Miss June A Daigle of the State of fice of the Department of Pub lic Welfare has served as sec retary of the conference. Miss Bessie Jones, Child Welfare Consultant of the Orleans Area Department of Public Welfare is program chairman. Local ar rangements have been handled by Miss Catherine Oberholtzer, Children's Case Supervisor of the Department of Public Wel fare at New Orleans. The last conference was held at Charles ton, S C. in 19fi7 Similar meet ings of sister groups will occur throughout this country in the coming months to review, rc asscs and update concepts and services relating to the welfare of children. The Child Welfare League of SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1968 THE CAROLINA TIMES- America was formed almost forty years ago for the purpose of promoting services and standards of practice for child development. The League be lieves that society is responsi ble for the healthy growth of all children through the services of many tyjSes of or ganizations. Public and private groups must continually seek to provide' for the -child who would otherwise lack them, the conditions and opportunities for favorable development of his individual capacities in a complex and constantly chang ing world. The major functions of the Child Welfare League are'-to set standards and im prove practices in all such serv- ices for children. These stand ards, intended as goals for con tinuous improvement of serv ices to the developing child and his parents are the subject of discussion of the approaching conference. 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