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Some 98 graduate? received the!
degrees at A. and T. College Jun
' 11, 1942. Thla year's class was th
largest graduating group In the bU
tory of the Institution. Shown her
are sceoea Uken; during vtheT! con
Negro Youth -
. Needs Met
LawSchobl,/
V-.-,v . . . , ; rDURHAM.?When
President Jame
fiT Shepard of the North Carolln
College for Negroes Inaugurated
school of -law lens, than three year
ago, he did so after careful conah
miiflnnV nt ?ha ?# 'nminlloa
Negro' youth* throughout ~fhe tout
' who' were clamorlng.'fbr the acquis!
tltm "of legal Wnowletfe-V but wh<
i through lack of fund*, were deprive
- tie opportunity. Thua, "with kee
; forealElit, this brilliant race -I cade
who ably maintains the aoath'a firs
; atste-mipported college of libera) art
; ind 'science* for Negroe*,' unselfish]
i opened another, rqad leading to Intel
rleetual acbleveruentfor Vara bit lou
' dencf and flea* ;of'thtf University o
^^rS^cifrollua* V&oolrofiiiw,;*to b
Jmd^of.the ?ew dlvlafoo^<^tb?a l>
? eluded law, profeaaor* from-On ke unl
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e center foreground, can be. seen .E
e J- L. S.. Holloman, president .of. tJ
- W ashington Baptist Seminary, Was
e lngton, who delivered /he baccala
i- reate sermon, a^d Dr. F. D. Blufor
Dr. Holloman
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Delivers A. & T.
Sermon. *
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^ Greensboro.?That most iDdlvldoa
have more power than they dree:
8 waa the opinion expreaaed bj Dr. .
o L.S. Hollman, president of Waal
? Ington Baptist Seiolnary. Waahlnptn
|. who delivered the baccalaureate se
^ mrm to A. and T. College praduati
laat Sunday. May 31. in" the lRlcl
ard B. Harrison auditorium. *
' PresidentVF. .D. Bluford offere
scripture reading and prayer and ii
tTOduced . the speaker. Special nnitf
-- ?ns lurnjgnea ny the cappella cbo!
r under'direction of Prof. Warner La%
lt Ron. The A. and T. band under dire
* tlon of Prof. Bernard Lee Mason hi
y nlahed music for tbe academic pr
k .
"The speaker . said "J)e?th hi
' made, no difference li^,tbe.pQlnt^<
|f rleW o^dur Lo^^tai^teachlncij.no^
J* are Juat'thq aame say they were-'c
b the^oiW aide '^hi
* ?a ldx to hla dj^tpk*ag a In a nd j a eaij
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Pn>b?b)7<o?^? fSyijoitjj;
" markable AhMt'*ay^h_ura?
>: being, carj'mske fi&thU world Is tMi
< there 1>va /6remeb<jooa^a(^eq oa cy^l
? ?r?ry Individual, In alf groups otpel
^ pK . com'roeoaura^ with the neceaa
' tfea. of 'the times In jrhlc^ they Stipe
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EENSBORO. N. O, SATURDAY, JUNE
T. College Co
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ie* president of the college. At the ex:
r. treroe left are Mr. Alrln Blount.
ie newly, elected president of the stuh
dent, cooncll, and Miss GwendolynQ
Peterson^ Miss A. and T., 1942-1943,
d, who led the academic procession ; (2)
ir\ e ?
L?etense Shops
Are Rated .
Excellent
Is Tbe Greensboro and Winston-Sara
lent NYA Defense Shops are rated
J. two of the beet defense training cend
ters in the south. Roys 17-24 years
n, of age are training to he electric
r- welders," sheet metal' workers,' and
?s general machine shop assistants. In
li- June U' young men who have , completed,three
months training in-tbe
-d Winston .shop, and-several who have .
it- completed tralDlug In the Greensboro (
Ic shop. wljj go to the Norfolk . pavy .
Ir yards an^ Wilmington ship yards aa (
v- machinist-helpers, at ,beginning sal- .
C: arlos of $5.72 per. day. . f
^ wThe government Is celling" for 1
^ trained workers. According to statls1 j
tics "pompiled,-by 'defense Industries, <
* per. cent of allthose who must be 1
employed 1 n Anduajry -during 1942 and
jjj 1^48^10ust,^.skilled- workers.- /?' **>'.
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nop experience U
following ;
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fcnael reotdehto;
?'resident
n^Defenae -machine
$ fciMdi offlfo * ia
81114 'Bart Market atreet. Orcenatx.rn.
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Dr. Malcolm Macljean, president of
Hampton Institute, Hampton, Va^
who delivered the convocation address,
and Dr. Bluford, are seen entering
the Richard B. Harrison audiNegro
Rentals
Affected By /'';i
Recent Order
Landlords Have 60
Days To Get In Line
More than si* million Negroes In
4G stab* "live in areas where the office
of price administration has taken
the first steps to reduce and stabilize
reiit8, it was reporfed this week'.
Thus far, defense' rental areas j
bave been' dealghated ."hi - every state
except North' Dakota and Idaho. The
recommendations"cover rents chanced
for 1 everything from a house to, a
'Taller?flats,' apartments, tenements,
tingle houses, duplex houses, , hoarding
and rooming houses, hotel rooms
?nd tourist camps," whether owned
>r operated by individuals, corporaIons
or the government,I .*
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Specifically, , the^ecom/neodatlnn
isks * that. rental be^ held ? to ;lhe
charges ^whlcii, we;In effect-on'a
Uat?-<1 .date. That date la the *'raaxmunTVrent
;date."- Special, grtjp?tlonfi^wll
lfltinW ?? ?^?'s
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rtlA;*a? not mit?l cm the marl
num rfflf date. ' % \ ; /..v'w ^ ?
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13. iour-flftha of the area* so far
Innonnrtd, tha maximum rent data
\m M.rcb. L';
malnder the datVtne* bacir to July. i{
(fV?ntlmiad on Pmro ?> *
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?ead The future Outlook! \' *
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torium prior to the former's address; .
(3) the Al sod T. graduates are *a" *".j?
shown In this picture being led by *; -?\
Miss A. and T^ the president of the
student council and Winfrey Cash.
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Prepared To Win V.
This War I - ;
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According to reports reaching the;,
tlilted States department of agrlcnl-' " ifVjjf
ture this week, colored farmer* of
North .Carolina are far better prepared
for' world war II than they
were for world war 1."
John W. Mitchell, Negro state ex-. w v
tension 'agent, points, out ln'hlg"an-: y.'-lfJOfc
nnal report to Jean L O. -Schaub, _ ryK
North Carolina extension . director, ' ^9?'
that irolored farmers In the suto are
equipped and ready to do their fnb
part In helplug to win the war. -*.'? *3feZX
In comparing the stale of prepared- Sjness
now with that of 1917, Mr. Mlt-*
cheil saya that during the lut war .
there, were - less .than a half - dozen
[Negro extension workers In the state,*
and. not ;a single' home agent
'ether.are/23^home -.and
I agents, together wiih:A ata&4craJo^^3HB
I {'. Going -