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Chap. 4 "Mystery Mountain"
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Wed. and Thur^Nor.
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22. Delaware State ^ _7_
r^rz?44 - Win#ten Salem' ~. 12 |
_r* 20 Lincoln (Pat"T. .17, 10
0 Mor*an TZT^T 12
---- ^ 4foward i ~ : 25
^~?l j. c. smith .... ; rs
20 ^rambling 25
- - 01 Rishop 14 !
,'J9 Sout hern . .... 46
0 Langston .. 0
19 Prairie View lftj
?7- 61 Arkansas - I --- . 6 ?
J Port Vffltev _ ?_ _ 651
LcMoyne College 0
HI ; Minefield ? IS I
12 St. Paul ..... 01
?1 Wlljbarforce 7Z777Z!~77.26 ;
' Xetin. State 7
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St. Auruatlne tt. rrrr.. 19 '
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-- ** i So. Atlanta Panthers 19
01 Pittsburgh Timers 0,
l.llW'iHiprfnrpa i
_ 01 Tenn Stfltg ? v |"
'12 j West Va. State ___.rw)
0 St.' A??ff???tfnf _uuley
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Moyne, 65-0
HST-~JL-Uxmrea by- land ? and air to a i
t Val- victory over LeMoyn?* College of
team Memphis. Tpnn b? th*??Wildcats
celebrated their annual Homecom
ib? tliy before an impressed throng ,
ot alumni well-wishers. .
fnt fr\t* iw axamh**
I ?v? * Vi tUUVilUVTVil.-) Ill CTClJf u
period, the Wildcats stunned the
visitor^ with the ferocity of their _
fltta<"?0^u; the team kept its goal _
this season to rei
^ the ranks of the nations 1
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??0~ -K."orton, the Wildcats publlnr
Cl yen. I back sensation, paced the }
teem tr victory. He had plenty of ,
<IIVG hfc.3 from Ted iBey. Webb HoUts i
CE" Henry Seldori, William COok, and ,
t. _ -William Burroughs. - j
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Thu first touchdown came when j
' Seldnn bolted over the 2-yd line. The >tto
by Wildcats added** another when | ,
ust Be Webb Kollis passed to Seldon over ^ ,
Ii>g the same ^jeiiuU Webb Hunik 1
. ... ? scored from the 1-yd marker on- a j
quarterback, sneak. During theh
faihe period Hollis lateralled to Ted I
Bey, who went on to score.
IKS ? Hollis. passed again to Dye over [NfJ
* ^ie ?oal *'ne *or a touchdown. Hollis'
try for the extra point was i
!r good.
3? i In the third period Horton went '
,a j 35 yds to score. Hollis try for the
I extra [XJiui, wus iiu goou. j
jfj Tea Bey intercepted Maynard i
flCHT Jordan's pass-en^ther iS-yd The. '
t Hollls then pased to Harold FoPcs *
? ? t orrrfte l. Andrew Thomson ported '
E [over from there to scor^. Hollis !
! tried for the extra point and failed,
j Port Valley continued to pour it ;
^ . cn LeMoyne. Stanley Lynch inter?
. cepted Jordan's pass on LeMoyne's
42 unci went all the way to score. |
news MHvin Vnimir't trv fnr thfl ?
nnauit'"""" w" Kood
esent"i Gerald Smith
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i newspapers. ?~ : - v
INN 1 H^wanted the Jews holding jobs !
RE i to give them back to veterans,
riME j and said he was starting petitions 1
SS - 1 to move all persons who were not
j permanent citizens of Ivos Angeles
. .. j to camps. Those moved to camps i
ty . would be treated humanely and
war)i ' given enough to eat, while their
! vacated ? apartments would he f
b i? turned over to veterans. - t
lie said that his party would .
] win the pr??sidontif?l alaMinn?k*-j *
1 1952, and also that it Would put I
| up" a candidate for mayor in Los |
1 L clfnt'.^A n^V or he* 't R " rlrrtm Ik ^
| lu- believed Gov. Dewey wouki win,
1 but j.hat within 18 mdnths, bw-w-,
I ffirno won Tel experience a cra^h
. 4.making the 1929 depression appear .
_ I like a boom. ' |
"It's tfnfnsr to blow ri^ht up Tn t
i Dewey's face," he predicted.
Virginia
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churches, district associations, aux
.a. , lllariea and Individuals to rajse tuid [
'*"14 report at lea6t $:i0,000 on the plan |
' on December 1 which will ' be ob- j <
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CANDIDATE?Duke Poster, Mor
louse's all-Southern candidate ai
irillant pass-receiver will see
loon, when the Morehouse' Maroc
ilenty of action Saturday afte
?Re here. It will bo. the first r
x>rt on the Five Year Jdiiium 1>
Bar' plan, ?- r?*??-?
By last week $45,635 had bei
iieagca oh the plan-not yet o
,'ear in operation OHicials of t!
Virginia Baptist State conventic
nain support' oFjhe institute
ind officials oF the \ institute
nave hopes that most \ of the
pledges will be paid on "Hayes Ds
along with a substantial increa
ar the pledges already made. 1
Allen alms to have the Institute
accredited befare the Jun<e roi
mynceuienr sn nut tills ye.tVs 7:r
uates. will have the benefits of
starnhrnt~ educnt iun~
What Is Wrong
(Continued Troni Piifce One>
list lender in South Carolina, a mi
ber of the Morris faculty.
Dr. Tobm. on his election, visit
the State Department, presumal
pi eparatnry ;<i jjni^icjerii'iT
RTict'. made a "good" impression a
left. He 7n*d the neees-aiy quah
critions, the State Boartf?{VP-, A
little later, a group of trusta
and Baptist ministers came b\
report that D; Tobm had be
shamefully highjacked out of <
lice by the "Daniels' hit Hon," t
group detailing some ot the tin
den? -
There were other visits alter Hi
Reuben was finally elected.
STATE'S HOLE ( I I AIM It
There hnve been humerou rui
(II- that si i 'i 11' lu ,i! v uii ne !?U
ikufrd ">;uppe? i-ed ' wle? woo id ha
been its choice for the, presidency
Those rumor- are exaggerated
Several tru tees and supporters
the eellefte dirt ask stale offici
for the requirements ?>t a preside
of a college.'under present standar
These were tol$l that the preside
since the college was principally e
gaped in turning out school teac
ers,' should mm- err Tiavo a degi
hlghrrthnn the cortege level, in <
ucation. Or.- if lie didn't have tl
teaming. lie 'en-m1?mi have :t dr
di some other .person helping h
run the stkiool< looking after ct
ricula, etc. who did have the trai
*
How the contrary pot around
explained away m the-^amc raanr
many other minors, and counti
miviug.s^- coursing t lie>*St a te
SAUK IS AT si Akt
The name of Mbnltf College is t
ing kicked around' by faction's
tiic Baptist eonnirt ion for partis
reasons, alrgely because of oppo
tton to the Kcvcrcnd C? Ooir
DanieWt-arwt the "old THhWcT^wTT
also have a hand" in running M
rhL
But this tigh?, which could w.
Cut olLiULlmamu^Xiow-i4?p viirm
['imroiu'c ' ThfTrpnriiok?the- dofrr*;
\ME OF GAMES,
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KICK-OFF
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ER, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA
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e- r Timers and Clark College Panthers
Hi , pair off in the-.second game of the
a j 194H ' City Xhampion*hip SeriesT^-11?
in f Game time will be 2:30 p m at' llr
r- i Herndon Stadium. Ur
hi
ui.au w urn comparaa with
>1-Isomcthlngs the laity of ihy Bftptlk:
rchurcnes and padlock the door.:. is
en i _?_ ? j-m
ne | On file in the State Department on
lie [ of Education i> a number of letters ??
in, | from city and county suporlnten- ?
m, I dents of education.' from principal* 1 _
an ' and ?rom Morris College students ,
se and graduates.' which combine to
iv' "show that the name of the college'
**e is way down the list.
Jr1
an All of these show soundjy that |
n- Mom-s College hasn't been iin-nnu- j _
ad out competent graduates, persons'
--day echi. a', iuii.il ( !.'I'K'it. and souie- ' ?
-rhmtrTJavic.TTTv must be changed.
T.tk !'v .example the following ; _
rnTTi \\ ; :< >;i bva per.-0:1 just ;
ub<u,. 1 :< e .1 Morris College j 1
diplom.i The N-'-ter t>ore no signa- [
>m . tare:, - i. 1 ( ?*, -alutahon Th? g
?'n:(: iu 1 it-' nunc only on the
l'd envel i.t 1 . . -produced from the
*T" j is written, with t\ic punctuation,
ncl | vevy poor gruihmar and jxsorer spellft-"ii\?:
v. " 1 I
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"To The State Departnten of Ed- j
to t cation. 1 hav t-ooken the natural .
t>n exnmation ine lor teacher.s and 1 L
" have notice tha* everyone have their 1
- rr.ark j _
1"I T ' 1 1 ") ' rnr
did I made a- a senior of "Morris
|,; College." " " |
There is rt'.H) on file a' the State I
r"' Department of Education evidence I"
4441 rTTT ' fim( ! i.'ii> ago Negro teachers ' m
|V** I in Sumter schools where Morn- Col- *1
I lege st-udenl* m teacher-training rhd '
-tU- pr.vt o.nuhi uj _ho.V? the 1
j st it den's withdrawn.
?* | The teachers didn't object to the j
!>rs i extra work they had assisting these
'nl . understudies. Tnoy objected to '.he
"s ! disastrous effec t on their little pu
m ; pils by persons who lacked woefully J
J1" ! In preliminary rlf^aih
But Morris College tsJiryiug-des- . ?
>(l" peralely to qct In line. State offiei- j
y Ills are very .much impressed "ii-iih I
nu ' the college's _new registrar, a Mr. j_
,m 1 SmiTh, an<T also the program laid
ir" out by President Reuben. ' ^
1,1 * j "On paper, it is an excellent pro.
Brum.' an Mru foi said. "But it n
ls just on paper. We are anxious to
ter " have lPtTTmslated into the new MorM
* ris College".'
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Overall'. Tn;1' ouiciai jvunted out. ;
Ye- (he situation in which the college !
of ! finds itself is not a hopeless one. He
an' | summed up the picture in these
si- I words: __ -j
ies ' ' The "fTfafc Board would saua Mm. .
led f ris i oiiege it it could; Morrln Col- I
or- lege douki save itself, if n would I
?Nevt Week Ttt Ttie jiecorKl of:1
ell three articles on Morris College, the fl
m- "penal?committee's report on the 1
r J roller.r will he pulili'-lH'tl.i '-J;
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TOR THE CITY HIGH 5
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8:15 P.M.
iMISHEB
iarrington. j
(Continued from Page Onel
hi Fraternity. He_ was graduated
1th a major in sociology with ft t,
ipportlng field of concentration in ,
lychnlogy nnd education.
AMMON DFCJREi: _
In 1933 he received.^the Bachelor
ntvrHlly degree" tram Ourauum?
fieologlcal Heminary, after which
? served in a special religious ca- \
icity with the CCC for three t
?ars. In 1937 the degree of Master '
Sftereti Theology was conferred
>on him at Boston University c
here lie earned the distinction of 5
ling the only Negro member of c
ie famous Boston University Sem- 1
ary Stripers: F
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After-fits graduation from Boston t
niversify. L)r. Harrington pastor- !
1 for more than a year in South i
irohna nerore being Transferred L
SaVannah, Oeorgia. where he t
rved as president of the Conferr t
ice Board of Education nnd Di-.f
ctor of Youth Work fn addition n
his pjsthral ditties.
ftHIY CHAPLAIN 1
During the war he entered the j
my at. chaplain and. saw service U
India and' Burma -fpr^twp and r,
le-nnii years. While ' Wi*e "he | ^
oke in the Methodist churches in
arnchi. Calcutta. Bombay, Jubbul- \
ire, and LttCKno#, and deHvcr?d 1
o bttccaluurOaU' message to the j
aduuting class of Leonard Theo- <
?icai college at Jubbulpora. He !
is mustered out of service at Camp ' j'
>ale. Culifomia. with the subse- 1 f
lent rank of major. ,
i
After his return to civilian ranks, j
Ha.rrinptnn ?w, |4
Religion and Philosophy and di- l?
rtor of religious activities at Wil-.i j
college, during which t ime lie ,,,
vs selected as one of. three No- j j
oes among __twenty-five young i j
Irvlsters throughout the nation to (
tend a seminar on Creative Re;ious
Education nt the Boston i
liveralty School of Theology. Af- ! i
r-two years at- Wtley-he^ accepted ~i
e pastorate ot-4*be^?Mount Ziott |;
urch at New Orleans and during"! t
is period he attended a seminar [j
Environment nnri Phria r.
Jiity at Drew University tmd did r
dltiona.1 study toward -lii s doctor*-* j
* at Boston University.
His wife, the former Mi.ss Marti- tj
!Z L. Jones of Aiken, South Caroia,
a graduate of Southern j
llverstty. She, taught in both
gh school and college and has (
hieved widespread recognition in '
e field of music. J
Pr. Harrington win awmnn His
ities as president of the institution j1
November 17. rl
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The unstoppable juggernai
he nation's gridiron with tin be;
dances unscored on teams still
Southern, Texas College, rFlori- r
la A and M, Wllberforce, VirgiAifT/
State, Fort Valley and Bethune 1.7
bookman are still in the dream k
auks of collegiate football Ppr-:
iav: the outstahdlng victory among J a
?bigiiinc i-untemlm was \
hat of Wilberforce State over: f
rennevyp State. 1n Washington, ; ^
"b. C. Coach Qaaton 'Country"' jj
loufc and his streamline aggrega- $
ion of pigskin sdihtill&nt* Were as I n
hrmidable as an atomic-powered ! J
ortress as the Green Wave powered ' ^
ver the Tigers 2?-7 for their first J
rss in three years. , ,i
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TEXAS TRIUMPHS * ,w
Texas College kepfr^in . the
ileniisiittih ranks"- by -downing a . "
ducky Tillotson Eagles team 34- ja
?ju<- joKnua went 05-ytrs on the!
pening kickoff to begin the rout.: ?
Florida A and M's Vaunted Re*- ! **
ivrs bludgeoned Xavler's Oold ; F
Rush?2S-6. Little Winston-Salem ^
.'ollege walloped Delnware State i *
13-/ Vlrgini/k State, whose goal j v
ne is uncrossed, carved out a 13-1 ^
1 viuuH.v over Hftmptoii Institute. ^
WILDCATS EXPLODE _
Down In Fort Valley, Oa. an ex- 1
inslvo ranri riQngromu WIMty pnTT
quad, showing blazing speed and I
parkllng tine.see pulverized LeMoy- I
;e College of Memphis, Term., of Tg
>-65-0 score. ; Prized fullback, John I
iorton, and glltedfee halfback. Ted 1
ier ran wild ah the Wildcats stay- fl
d In the spotlight circle. It
Bethune Cookman College visit- I
ng^ in Savannah, Oa. where uir?-*
iwTtrn Georgia State was uprooted 1
UrUT Joseph Anderson pq>eed Be-;
hune Cookman to victot^by acorn
on a quarterback sneak and a
w-ya punr TPlUHi. nobert Acosta "
allied the ether touchdown.
FTtONTMOSV CIRCLE
Two teams dropped from the
Tontmqst;?lrclp when Diilard blasted
Plsk University 12-6 to wrestle
he Bulldogs' from the perfect se- 1
ectiora. Tennessee State was. the |
)theer Florida Normal and Indus- ,
rial College snatched at least a tie
[romhAlbany State by winning 14- .
At CQiHmhnq, n?, Golege
meeting Tuskegee Institute in
Memorial Stadium arav? lSJMO Tan*
hrill after thrill n.s Harry Smith,
?x-Parker High, Birmingham, Ala.
talfback dipped 82-yds with the >pening
kickoff. He scored two j
tiore before the evening was over, j
Opposing Smith was George Dickinson
of Tusk eg ee who operated in
'arker High's Utickfield as a team,
iipHttUtr tn rf tVi"ir rapnrntr
ollegiate ways. ' 4 I
iLOODU?-ttB r
- Chute ant! Ainuama btate bat
led to a bloodless tie. South Car- i
ilina slaughtered Alabapia a and;
5T"36-0" iFhis. was a blow to the '
?Jorth Alabama boys' dream of a i
tiltedge season. Two neighboring!
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its of football kejit pa<& on;
aten, untied,, ahd ih aotni? fit
in the prized cirqje. i
bulls met at^UBtimfoifl, ?yj ltrd' ,Ulen
could do. no batterjt^ih k
-0 win over Benedict. *nor:vlllft
icked Livingston, >19 to 6. |. ) ...
Hl-fat?T Morris Hrowii jOotlege,
Iff,any getting hostile Mtafc ftpnj
heir alumni and boostetfc -tin*'
urther into doldrum toy lisinit tr>
ihaw u. by a 20*e teto.pjr^bnor
tdpp?H n<?hQp 29*14 kffr "a
eathlike struggle. Prattle ITlew r?
laLned in the unbeaten, felt tied
a?ks by tapping Arkansas 16-17.' '
toward U. >stoDoed J. c. smith '2?t
9-12 1&nd NomT"MCaroHna111 {jJ5t? '
tailoped Virginia tTi^ddti 22-0.
Here ajre__thfi?poc< ietters ami heir
ranking* based on (nUhes *woib ?
nd points scOWd, **' t" ~ v"- "
WtTHSOf
Southern , -6 0 0 tt0'6,
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Tinston-Salem 5 0 0 ?2 27
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Irginla S. 4 0 0 74 p
lethune-Cookman 4 0 0 87 p *
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On November 2
OSWEY GETS 5
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Hot Boon Well Done:
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* Personal Incont# Trtx Cut
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* State Debt Cut 77% lb Four
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Minimum Wage taw .
Extended
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* Housing for 160,000
$400 Million Veterdns
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Veterans Apartments
* lew Stofls Hem Oeoylng =?=
* Equal Ray for Women
* Free TB Hospitalisation
* Teacher Salary Boost
YOU VOTE FO(*
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