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Housing-Body "
Will.Discuss \
Negro UnitV y
The CiVeensboro HouWng authority
*lll meet at noon today to discuss
dditloDal details of Its construction
alane with. II. W. Sullivan, of "Wash.ngton,
senior project supervisor of
4 he United States Housing authority,
! >t wag announced yesterday by Chairman
Alonzo C. Hall.
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Sullivan has l?n here since Monday
In conference with Ray Warren,
executive director, regarding location
of the white and Negro units on the
Bites recently selected fur theui and
also regarding ..landscaping of * the
grounds. - J
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Chairman ]la]l^al{l..yesterday that
oa the 'basis'o/present calculations
there will iVe^'ivpg units for 114
white and 134>Negr^ families, which
will snean construction of about 40
baildlngs for. white, families and
about ho buildings for Negrd^amilles.
One of the next moat important
steps to be taken by the authority,
will Jje execution of Uie Joan.contra?t
agreejneqt/grfth the USHA, the local
authority's Vormal application- ~:f6r
financial assistance * having. already
been reviewed and appro^rh^jn
Washington. Chulnjftn Hall "ahd one
or more of hla ajuooLiitea on 'jhe 'ao^
thorlty will" p jpfeably po% tb,V"WMhIngton
.withid: the next ?wo> jpi~\b*ed
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T?f 'and' fnftnbers /of tbe '"authority
win study details of the' proposed
buildlDg plans. : ?
Officer Guilty
Jn Assault Case
' PoHeaimn E.- H. Anderson," of the
dty pollce*departmerit was found
guilty of simple assault upon Clarence
Hill,"KegrQMjyho was arrested
by Anderson the night of October
20 for parking in a no-parking zona
near the bus station in "'a hearing
beld. before Judge E. Earle Rives
yesterday afternoon. lVay#r" ?fpr
Judgment was continued .ob condition
tha? the officer, pay one-hplf court
cfeata, JJfefense Attorney "W. lhike
Indicated that he . may file notice of
appeal* to Guilford coUjty Superior
conrt toduy In open court.
Judge Rives commended the officer^
for. telling 'the trutli on the Witness
stand but added--that he felt
Anderson was/ ' fundanvntaliy
lu slapping the Negro.
li^Aiuicrson. Hityjltred "on thm. stand
\ that he struck :H111 'after tUfi jKefyn
tillegnlly ncttd unruly at,/' police
Ji?*iul<pjiirierjc3 and * Interfered with
tfWoflfder'K ^ecutM^Tof his duties
by hjk Itig In. a boisftij^ .manner
* 'and attempting to . puVh' hltS^ajgav
I from the de*?k, Oihiw police wltrveSo*
testified, that boisterous con.
dltct--interfeml. witihtJjbelr ^trryinp
" out^theLr'duties at thd7telejilv?nWmid
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Miss Anne SmW Wright s^'Wl^frm ffe Ch?rle*-,V?v is a
.product Of Tidewater Institute, \>h^'?t^ fi^^d high^Bfhooi in 1937.
a senior in eomibeVrUl ^daicattoh,\ji a-memhecfofjffijttynatlc- Club, .
(be Birthday Cttiti, and hi* bee<K aftivr\n the AlpJiajTiappa ^Sorority,
for two years. Miss Wright is a m^iixr'of the-lHilon Baptlji CJrtirth. of
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She to the^imhlef of Mt * and Mrs.' ^WUllaioS. Wrtshh if Cape
Charles,' .Ya. Mr. ftright! father, to S-well-known ^lsetiBlth In Eaet- ,
\iU* Va-. and Mrs. VULau Wright to a teacher^In (be public school sj*-/".
' lem In Northampton Oxnrt/." Miss Wright'to'non' the secretary to Mr. 'i
W. H. (iamhle, <kan tfthen atthe'hi4T. CollfgeTShfvffl>ei^t at the"
A. 4 vs. Morgan College, game, v\hiyh -will be pUjtd _oayN(Jvember 8..*
, She to doing community practice work :*t- thfe1 IlnjrS-Taylor pernoriaJ
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Aggies Win Oveir ij]
& Paul, 54^0. ^'M'j(
but;j
Pmn$lo\%b bit.the dua( at' ilynwrlal
StadtOm ^ilurd^y "night" w tbe | 1
powerful A, and T. ineehanlzei^dlvj
'slon'^Wamped; their hopes fpc,4l,.-$nty la
Cciblere^c^rlii tfttb a 54-0 '^argfp^f- jj
,'^hi.Aggie* began piling u\ yardnfcc /
^rtfce ^flrst quartefthfter Charles
XfrW'Aggie tacfae/recovered- a fuh?r Med
St Pa^-^trn-n^rjjtn^the kick-' w
bft on "the ^gcr8*4-Vyar?Ilne. fyom cl
Aalngle .wing bf^t^QC'ttintlon Ilruce. tt
trftmedlately got/off Bedash' to St ^
Raul's 19 yard strip.-Powetl;-i5oub; {.
and Kfuce worked* the ball--up to the
b yard line in-three plays, and tow- m
ell bucked the! line for* jthe first ^
touchdown. Roub kicked the' extra
Patu. ...... . . v- ~
-" -After two attempts to jjeuctrtfte the a<
Aggie defensives had failed on hls;10 of
yard line. Corbln kicked, and Dopb ai
downed the ball on St Paul's 42 yarVl
Une. In a series of line-plunges And end
runs the Aggie offensive machine w
proved too ^nuch for the "Sowbacks"
and with the ball.on the vlsitoiV 20;. da
Bruce, flashed around a . swarm,'",of fe
Tigers to reach'the .pay dlrtforthe ?
second touchdown. 'Doob kicked for V"
thi> ert'ra pglnt. ?
> Thq^ first. touchdown-~'o? the. secprfci,
quarterijwas made ^yhen'j jBpjce &
Mpn^ed from the
strip. thomgh the Pl'ra|er^ fojwafd
wall.to get the pay-off."boub"a pjdfejl 71
edited ; for, tbj?<jxtra ai
P^jl^oart^bartt, who did mo^t of B<
the "iWrV of ^ ba^kfleld. neatl/^ al- tq
way* iclckw]. on ' ^he " Bf^mf^d o wn. ^
.The.recently Appointed fcpfe g^neralf7who
haj?lig(f the/iggiw to three
victories In his thrfe games of "inter- w'
collegiate* foothatt, 'didI 'some' fancy ly
bK^ken field running.- He received n "?
lateral frop Bru^e on . St raul't 45 R
yard^.lbie "?nd,sped to" psy dirt ?behfnd
.the henutlfuj^blocklng of ^ Sam '
Bruca, second touchdown fcf
the. fl^buarter. Perkins kicked I
tit* VxtrH i>olnt
?. In tile third quarter Corbln re- t0
turned the kick-oft to St. Paul's CS
yard line. After bejeg "thrown ft?r a ^
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p) eteji-- A f7o.t/vl1l\1?fcW by
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/'^fliw Louise Qunn was'1 appointed >
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Homecoming Edition \.
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i&eteming > s
Ifejebratioh
vv*A; & T,
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^i'and^T. College will ttive the
rgest 'celebration for home-coming
luihnl'of Ay %in thp history of the ? _
sUtetJOn. Faculty and student body ^
tve planned an elaborate ^jirogriim
hlch'has as a highlight th^ gigantic
aah between two gridiron flolfnth*, ' *
ie JL. and T. A&les vs. the 'Morgan
ears." . J ' . ' ''. * j. '
The Morgan vs, A. and T. pande- V "
onlum' may a long way'In do- * . ;V"4
rmlnlag the. conference champion*
tjjtfae- year 19^and will certainly
tennlne the- comparative strength
'{hS^two team*.' The powerful A. ^ V
id ^ line, with those allkJ. L A, A.
ospect^Mphlch Clark and iJoward
onterj^guai?l, and Jultua Monttfrlo,1 #
nter,' iMi. be pitted ' against U? ningeroua
Morgan buck Held which t ....
ktarimf, Xfrally .Moaby, giant Vu^e' .' v ?
ungjjg fulihack^Oscar Given*, half- ' -V
^k^passlng .V^aBatlon; apd>t7nk.' n
Kick-off
ie ^at In Qreofwboro ,
<Jthe?victor?Jpiar^i^ 'r'-^
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ditw.Svhnjijts )ot IheflV tSVlTg V?c?
ry <$>1utnntartee^nincc'his appoint ,.'\-.v^
ent^o the gecerant poat in the^JJn- \,r '. \
n frricus, they believe they , have ' C ^' *'
hat It Likes to stop die Bo jits' dead*, . *
fonquesta. '> -. . *. >.* y'\,. '. .
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The triple-threat talents " of Mam * *
rtice mint be reckoned wltfi_ In any
Ifgte engagement. Twice all-C. I. A.
back, Stpn is considered na being ^ . -\ ^
e best punter in the conference.
There are many sundry opinions ?a
the outcome of the forthcoming
luabble, but one thfng is* cerLfto"1. t"'
Ith the. nui^erons good backs bod ' * *'
ie powerfnV^SRwf'A.'and T. clash-' -V'
g trith the tenlble Morgan, offenre.
machine, regardless of the .out- " *, u
irae. there trill be one great .game to
I remember#^ t '^
Tlie home-coming begins with Ji, #
taket.bnll game between tlje Varsity;
nd the Freshmen at 6:45 p? in.. Frl?y.
'Tlie hHHkeiliHlJ game will he
illowed by the annual pep-meeting . * %
nd rally nt 7i4f.^>. in. At 8:4"> p. m.;
battle of mammoth l?nnfires wf)|?be '
?-"i on ine coiipko ninieiic riera.- , ?.
A full Is koIihIiiImI for *
aturday./Thealu'ninl trill rept*Jer ?
0|p ft tn 1 :00 p.' m. In "lhp offlrpc
e jrradunft' manager of athletic*. _
irnt fln??r#of?Pudley Ruildtng at the
lloaa. The hotne-eomlnc parade will
art at 1:15 p m. Alumni (fnd.stn- .
?nt* .will fnrnr a line ft the front'.
rrh nf the campus and will marHi .-' ?
irmich the city streets to the *tn-.? \'^"r
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Various jjtiident organisation* will '* _.*^v
resent a" ihirdde otf^floyta at the ' *.
anM! half, u'; Sorort flea'and Fratpi>;\, ?'
It ft*. Dramatic auh; Y. w: UA. aod>?t'^; ?
fcoral - Sodefcfc^Ilaw 'Anpe jMjfixl.?; ' 7&'
S&flM (V. and'T. <\f th^achdnl jtnr* * 'f 'i'
lls*2,- will preside over the cejehra V -.f
Ion. Ttve%nDnel fcnme-cnmlijB' dance'/j ;.? / ,
t will dlimai the celebration for
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