Ce «ri
I;cr Unions
Supreme Court Hands
Lîown Far Reaching
isions; Negroes
Score Victory.
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• m discrimination in
tiuiair pr.u tree and
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:. ι; lï.M'k t»U> .
:i ι tint he denied ae
iit.it equal to Ihose aï
..iles in intersiate
pi il -H ( Al') Tht
t Id yesterday that
prohibits : 11111 liiiim
ihi hiriim <»t work
; ι then lirmg.
in and Γηr reachou
upheld the power ni
. ι lo ι·ιΐιπ|κΊ a ( ort:
t h alleged tu ha\ ι
beeause <i| the,
The ht m ril alsu ea ι.
νηιν ί < ι .Hive such m ci
the lune ni Iheii
. ·! ru a.\ ! m »t take <:U(T.
1 ! e a 11 y "l'he court',
lie» I-ranul urter \va>
,\ 1h.it the huaid
ί η e;. e that such or
..i \ t<ι el'lcetuate t))\
,. · ■ ! that ι · ι « > a I j ν 111
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! « ' ·ι e at is>uo. m
; ι s ι )( id);!· e« »! J )( >ra I it |I
1 1 v enpper miner- <u
Γ, :.t · I In ; el ore the court oi
,ir «. pHKveduigs by thi
i <ιu.iI Kiglils.
jH.rh.nt cmm* tuda\
j,;. 'if ( S î I Kit lll^l'IK'.· ! I I ; -, :
j „ . .U' mkJ: accuinmuda- '
i ; ailerMato I ravel j
\r1h · W. Mitchell I
-. "ii!y iiivj ii (,'un
' ; « ' It*- t >11 it a l td' hi
.ι ρ 1111 η ι ; ι · ι tu t
. ι « ».ii ■» ι : 11 Ariiansa
.1 '. · i I ' ! 1 « I! I ι C liicag
h. (1 ι : ltd briel
,i, · · 1 l'ι'L;;it Min 1,:\\ ?■ bit.
ittit ι·.. ■ this (jiuv
··Î:î ι>y Chit
d' rl.ii in:· Ihe i>-Ut
I I'll Ogregat I'M.
' . ι :<i ".ih (I 1ii. ' .-· ait h
t O »r 11 iIUIC tu ; CglC
.. j · · m -rpaiatc cal\S a luii:
i·* ι < » ι « t(j lia I ι > » tin ι.·· r υ
il i lu :iiii car-·, arc pruvid
I ' i . . t
! »' >dge l'a.- e v. a* tech
Ί deei ion. with Justioi
«'' ai*ticipatmg and mx
• 'Me: \ ..i .ait. Pat .Ills
.ι rii: >· ni i 11 n opinion ii
ι- · m il. j.mvi'd that rc
ϋ ι η bt cau.vc υ Γ then
ι 1 h iii would be ail un
;·. ιct·ci* under the law.
[•Ί S;.'!ie di-sentcd only
dim;> that tin· hoard hac.
1 · « !t η ted" ι tower to C( ή ι
■.·"-!.· hire >uch iMi'ii and
1 iack pay" an action.
'··. "which had very gen
ι rally Ιχνη thought to I)· heyond
111' puWcr * ΟΥΟΙ1 ol CI HI 1*1 . Tlll'll 11'ι -
.lion apparently \\ a thai 1|h ΙιιμιίΙ
ad power only to o'-dcr « a |·I·.yt·r=
0 "cease and desist" te m disci iinin
torv employ· out pi. ol . . altlnhil* 1.
hov did not ι laril ν tin point | ο
11 i'callv.
I lihfld Flatly.
( >n the other hand .|ρ· ιii-o Mur
>hy, in a .separate concurring opln
im joined I>v .lu lu·· ! ïlaek am!
'iHifjIa·. contended that 1 ! κ I). >ani°
h der .--hoi ι Id lia\ ι no η uphold : I.
y instead ol lu mi; m aided lor a
'< ti rmination of whotiiei il v a- nee
- ary to carry out the purposes o;
he act. They in Id that 111** in·.ad ai
1 ady had found it inn -.ry.
On thi< point. Franklin 1er's ma
only opinion aborted that "the
•oard determined only the dry legal
;ue.-tio|i Ή il - power. Λ ! ι nil we ,-u
ain: il did not mn idi r »■, helher in
■mployinfi thai ρ >\\ι ι 'ht· polira·
• ι the art would be enforced/' Ii <ir
i red the ran ι·>··ρ! y. 11 nd paai
nn ι ■ Iy heea:il . ;·. '.-d ! 1er ii
irtViT m' 1·' d ι." 'ii .■ il
Guernseys
At Two Sales
Η : 11 e i u 11. Aprii :!!» Tin· ' nttim> off
<! ."ill imports u! 1 i\ t -1■ t*k h um the
.lamed l.-lr (>| Guernsey (imw oe
■upied by tin· ( lermans ) i ι ; « m d i ί *: ι ( > -
η s| North I · 11 ' · 1 i 11 ; ι 1. 11 ■ - > κ · ι ■ in their
I fort> tu improve il · · r live toek
. rerds at t ί 1111 * when there i :i
heightened d< η and Γ« , i dairy
cattle, hut they will ht· offered two
««pportiinitie within ira next: ten
days tu pureiia . r-.i, ι nll v elected
Guernsey.*-.
The X C\ Gut rnvey Breeders A.
soeiation will h<»al two . -it;nifieant
* a 11 s !ii 1 at Seli l.ury. May 2:. Mini
trie μλ··ίη1 at Λ>!·»'\ lie. 1\ 1..\· it
ii a s been .jimoilccd by Dr William
Moore, a--"oeiation a-ere! e y line
The S'aU College K\len iuii Se:
\ ice and the ^tate div .· ■« η ui sue;!
tiunal agi ieultu: e are eoopei a t i η :..
At the Salisbury sale, which veil!
be held at ' : ■» ■ ' Jo van cui μ 11 y ! a ι :*
grounds beginning at n««on un Ma;.·
2. there will be uflVred 'J'· nnbrecl
heifers partieularl.v suitable fur 4-H
and vueatiun.al ealf elub wurk
In Λ heville. the ·.·!.· ·. 11 offer 2A
eow s. I rev}) nr near freshening end
1A bred and open heifers. The -ale
will take plae- at tne eavahy stables
(•n the old lilac k Muiintain ruad. 1 !
w ill begin at nuon. May 8.
"At a time when great aereage i-·
being taker. . ut ui e. h erups and tîie
demand I'ur ί i \ < luei: i. great. the>e
sales offer North Carolina farmers
and other, an mutual uppurtunity tu
improve their herd: . nd make a
significant cuntribn; mn t· » an indus
try de ι ini'd t« > i · · ι ; > ! a .\ e ihc lan in
come of the 1 de." aid Dr. .\iuure.
Money Minting
Sets Record
Kaleigh, Apt I 2!). The United
States minted a lut <.t money last
year even il it made no gold coin
and 110 silver dollar·, according ti
information from tin U. S. Bureau
ol Standard pa.-scd along to yolii
π porter liv C I). Baucom, chief ol
the Stat. Deparlnient of Agi icllJ
tore's division ol weights and meas
ures.
Mr. lîaucom said the total sets a
new high for number of piece's turn
ed out. Ihough not lor value of oins.
This value cannot he (ielmitely fixed
trom the figuri g veil out by the bll
ri au becau-e .-ilvcr coins (half-dol
lars, (|li; ι tei . and dimes ) wei e lump
it) in one category without being
div ided .·.- to denominations.
The record ι epoi ted by the
weight-- and measures chief :
Silver ( hall-doll', f's. < 11 ■. r t· "" aiu
dimes). Itiil.âil'i il-"· nickel- liait.729,
158; one-cent piece 181,155,872-! toi
a total ..I Ι.2ΙΙί),·17»,!ΐ:;2 ol all de
loininat ions
The It dei :.l ι<· ot al-.. c ••lied 35.
171I.IKIII piece- lor lore'gu govern
ments during !!U(I.
H'AKKI Ν \Λ\ Γ \>MI NTS.
Warri'iitm. Apr :"·. Warren com
t'.v farm ί e.\pect to receive arounc
'J,0(11) tin - year fin their pro
iuee in the \Λ.\ ι.··ease allotment
jf cotton, wheat, c irn, ι .ci' and to
baeeo, as compared witii last year",
government payments of $275.000.
Gallopùde
Will Open
Tomorrow
l.'irkv Λ ! » · i. ? ι '. Λ j »r i I 29 Mucky J
\1' ■'!' ill· Î !. i :·.·.»· r Î ; ι nd Shiny, stood]
! « ad> I· κΙ.ι \ in receive the 111 ·> t !
ν . î ι : - Wed ne 11. ι \ morning when
Mi*'' e\ enth . 111 n ; ; il spring le.-dival. |
the < ».i 11-·] >.u |i · i: skirled with tin''
S h -1 (l.iv lu m r how.
l ie I·' 11\.11. toward which hiin- i
died ui .· . κ· worker-. have been ]
a 1 ··' e Ι month-, w ill be '
' : · π y ear than m : 111 y year of |
its hi lory. And Rocky Mount is .
exj <(·<·; : 11,', ! ■ .·,< πι» .·. ds ol \ i.-"itors
fi·' 'Ml CM .(·:η C. : »·. nit.
The Hi' 1 ti.iv harse how. which
i.- attracting; ;i rccoid field. \\ iil
^tart ;it H * »* » "lock π the ·Ι ». » 11 η l1, . v!
4:M() there will in- .i pit. parade. and1
an î» o'clock tli.it night the t'lanh . -
\ V a r e h ο 11 - e will ring with the revelry
of the "'World' - largest ; '.juare dan.· ·."
The d ince i tree to all.
The I [oral parade, always one of
the iin'St important Gailopade fea
tures. comes on Thursday morning
at 11 o'clock, and gains added stature
tin year by the addition of numer
ous, huge, inflated comic rubber
hguro. Twenty-seven of the grotes
que figure.- will space out the parade
to such a length that is estimated it
will take well over an hour to pa-s j
a given point. .
On Thursday afternoon the climax
will come to the Gailopade horse j
show in the presence of Governor
.f. M. lîinughton and other important |
stale and national figures. That
mi;.hi 1hero will !<<» U*-i\ #.»*.·«»-»κ· ·"■> ·
. 111 - > 1. ι : · M>l'tball doubleheacter and
cι free costume carnival dance with
Hill Yanden Dries and his orchestra.
The third parade of the festival,
the baby parade, will start the lina;
day ..it' right at 11 o'clock. At 2
o'clock the big' Carolina Aero C'hib ,
\\ : 11 hold a meet and show. featuring ι
between 75 and 100 planes, stunt M
artist-, mass formations and races.
At the city's children will come
back into the spotlight with a Baby
May Day Festival on the banks of
the city lake.
The high spot on the entire pro
gram will come at the close of the
Festival Friday night when the rul
ers ι 1 tiie ( îal-lopad \ 1V1 i - - l,va ! I
Hi'ice and l« Graham Do/.ier, arc,
i-r«iwncd amid t elaborate corona-1
tion ceremonies by General Jacob
11 )c\ er< ο Γ Port Bragg. Following
mat reremony. in which princesse.··,
and their e-corts from many eastern
'v .oolina ci..· will have an impor- 1
tant part. Isham Jones and his or- .
ehe>tra w.l! p!av for the coronation
ball. * I
GOVERNOR CAN'T
VOTE IN RALEIGH
RUNOFF PRIMARY
Haleigh. April '2SI -Governor .1. M
Bmughtnn did not register for the j
Kaleigh city election, although he
has been a lifelong resident ot the
Slate'.- capital.
Λ- a result he will not be able to!
vote in the runoff primary next Mon
day in which City Commissioner of
Safety Bob I'owell is being opposed
by former Detective Captain Bruce
Poole.
Oscar Pitts, state prison head, and
other gubernatorial political lieute
nants have been openly and repeat
edly charged with working hard fin
Poole's election. A lew days ago the
gnvernoi issued a statement denying
He is participating.
It is evident that he will not par
ticipate—at least not with an actual
vote.
MAJOR ELLIOT TO
BE C. P. U. SPEAKER
Chapel Hill, April 28.—Major
George Fielding Elliot, world l'a m ou.-,
military analyst and prognosticator.
aecepted an invitation to speak at
the University of North Carolina on
Wednesday. May 21. under the aus
pices ol the Carolina Political Union,
providing "the war situation isn't too
hectic." it was announced today by
CPU Chairman Bill Joslin.
Another ol "The Ramparts We
Watch" and co-author ol "It War
Comes," Major Elliot addressed liie
Carolina Institute of International
Relations here tin· summer of 1
just two months before the war
broke out in Europe and warned ai
the time there was "nothing to en
courage the thought that there won't
be another war. So it is only sensible
to be prepared."
PFOHL MEMORIAL
CHIMES DONATED
Wake Forest, April 29.—(AP)
Wake Forest college has been givei
a sel of chimes as a memorial to!
Donald Laurence Pfohl, music direc
tor of the college until his death last
year
The gilt came from Pfohl's par
ents. Bishop and Mrs. J. Kenneth
Pfohl. ol Winston-Salem, his wife anci
members ol her family.
The college bell, which has mark (
ed class periods for 107 years, wa
îeplaeed by the chimes.
NO FOI L PLAY.
Raleigh, April 29.—(AP)— SBI
Director Frederick C. Handy sa.d to
day an investigation had revealed n.
evidence indicating there was Ion
play in the death of a young Ft
TTragg second lieutenant whose man
gled body was found beside rail
road tracks three miles west of hen
April 21.
Every indication. Handy said, ι
points to the conclusion that the
man, William S. Burgess, Jr., 24
of Sumter, S. C. was killed bv ;
train. An autopsy revealed no bul
let or knife wounds, he added. Bur
gess was a man of good charactei
and good family and had no reason
iuiit£>eu.
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