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1^ GREGG j
QUIT POST
Til* Jon# drawn-out fight bo
lOMI Ootr. Elbert N. Carvol of
IMiwuv and Dr. Howard D >
Gregg, praatdeni of. Delaware!
Stele Collage at Dover, ended
let Saturday whan tho board of
truetaaa brought up tho remalrving
four yntn of Oregg'a con mat.
Orags had boon charged with
mieawuhgemeeit by tho state*
mmhUvi pfficor and tho proat?
of tharlnSa and t^tmmdee. The '
by H. Albert Young. miMif tor
Oragg. bed __ Atty. Albert W.
Jem who reprroonted tho board
i
llH WMU hk contract ? i
pirn, Jhm SO, IMS. b* wow* J
tiama mill SSMOO. Dm imOM 1
mm brotgpfi bp Ok *MM '
Dm OmkMUd ?| Delaware I
? Mate VtMO Um nudant* want on I
Sk^l y
M? b?lii of Br. Oragg. ^Im (
waakgotfan Lou i ha nhargad th#
poMMHi gaina IMr hl?iilf and 1
hi* family.
Dor amoral day a, Mo cor# of !
__j^^^go^comorod around j
*ig|pto?DM matter of toodtag
and how they war* oM lo Mm
aohool for food bocam* a hanlid '
' imm' j
Oragg waa ako innuaad of **- |
(WlBf to pormli votorana at Mm i
cdUega to antor iiMnao ?|aal- i
sMtooa; collecting fao* from etu
dtkto tor lemma without irir ]
. laboratory deposit* and notratirntog
tha aamo at th* and of 1
First WAC Major
am v:-ai.V,
Aiuu^Eiavinu
Borrow <5wi ?m?. MIIdred
t DiWipoH WAC. rMtr?
m. TOeTfiSfWagro WAC mejor
to the Hew ln|Wnd em, It m J
I X ifc# four ?T doty m Cemp '
MtiaiSi en the cepe. She ? eervW
ti hheery and eerttoe cleb 1
n-nv<, 0f Boston. Maj. i
Deveoport eu graduated (rem <
the Sergent School of Phyekal I
detattee (Boston untvorattjr) <
end taught phyatcnl edorahaa at I
Tuahame tewtitut*. Ale.. IMI-tS. 1
She then amber kad on a atege
In (
Browwgi hBa tike "flying Col- 1
or?M and Law UiUt'i "Black* 1
birds". In l?n she was pi?aatcd i
4a a dance interpretation of Nr- |
|ro ipklUak at Symphony hall <
ioBaoian. 1
bar Of the first WAAC contingent 2
trained at ft D? Moinsa. -low*. ?
rsrsMag her com wilasiaa c
second lieutenant in AufMd, INI
81? fatter saw itrviet uvats? (n <
England aad Branca. I
.As a chrBUn. Mi? Davenport's I
principal lad?sals are a curia i
shop which she owns and opera- <
lac. the Test ha van * leaghr of i
which aha is the founder aad first
pc?ideal. ? wall a? the National |
Council af Negro Woman. <
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Shown above are many outat
conyrntu.n of thr Nai?<?ral Negi
prraldent of the bualnaaa Irag u
" MntrChf laii na toque, pi ?t Oerr
ioctoding the houaawiw*' laagu
BftDtHti Ar? WnrW
Richest benoraipat
CHICAOO ?From a (roup of
!m than St which tint mot at
Savannah. Ua. m !M0 to th?
largest and richest Negro organ;ration
In the world li how art
October Ebony photo-story delribea
th# National Baptist Con
venalon, U. B. A., Inc., now coo
vetting in Shrtne Auditorium Ih
Ua Angelot - ?
"Patriarchal praeident of Uui
powerful body which represents
)lll million In rhurchee, schools,
missions and even an African
r ubber plan la lion and number i ng
1.123,914,M the tboriy story aeya.
'la?24* year-old Dr. David V,
femisoh. who spent ell but Id
rears of hi# half-century of
preaching in a modsat little Alabama
church only a few miles
from the place where hr waa
tK>m
Nothing can equal the^bnnual
Baptist moat for good music and
uperb oratory frooly inte rape rood
wlih traveling preacher Jokes
thai are really funny, the feature
rtatee. Indepem-thinking Dr.
Jemision la a typical example oi
Baptist ideology which gives each
Professor At
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NASNVUXK. W ?< ANlM
Was Mary U* Bi-osftv, ttirerior
?f IhibUe HmUH Hiwtni and
oriatr pro ft?or of Nursing Bdu" Hon
at Meharry Madlcti college.
wee rtrrntly swarded tne
Commonwealth fund's fellowship
iward fbr advanced aiudy In
Europe
Ml? Brown, who is a graduate
if Columbia University and the
Harvard School of .Public Health
n Boston wall study .the Social
tiptrta of the Medical Care prorrsm
in Great Britain under the
Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
iha will sail from New Yor?
Jept SI, on the Queen Clicabeth
irut w111 tw am a ?Bkr'i !? ?
luties at Maharry.
Mlw Brown ia mrmUr of Propssional
and Riant iff? SoclrUn
far moat racant publication. "An
Evaluation of Methods for Intr
(ratine Public Haalth in the Basic
Curriculum of Schools of Nursng
in Oraatac Baton." is rvcalv?ng
favorabla commant among
professional circles both hcra and
sbroad.
AST LIFE
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andifv* i buatrx a an 1 olvk It
ro Ituairwa* league and ihr Amrrh n
m, l? Mfn wearing a while autt i
ic had voted 10 )oln with the bu-lw
I's Largest,
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ion For Race
church complete autonomy and
*11 mintaiarc equal voice In the
ruflmtlON
Tha convention ia a toc?l aa
W?U aa a ap,ritual occuaion tuya
Df. Jamluin wKn Ikniuk l.lU
? ??- -i ? ?i laiiii'ii
in health, kit loat none of hti
f??ry oratory or ?ly wit during hi?
- nine yean of iajdtr?hlp. And
' t&ohy quotes him U (riling Ihn
convention audience
"t don't object to the pccschers
socialising with the ladies^ but
don't carry it to the extent (tun
you will infringe on the other
man's property"
Cheraw News
CHtRAW ? Mrs Ada Belle
Robinaon of 346 Hugfcr street entertained
at a luncheon in hon?r
of Mrs Carrie Real of Now York
I City and Mm Perry Brown of
I Chicago. Illinois, last Wednesday
evening " The luncheon was enjoyed
by all.
- Willie Brown ol Puwc street
husband of Mrs Rooms Brown
died last Monday evening arvj
was funeral I zed from the P# Drc
Unsin Baptist. Rev. A P Sumter
aixl Rev l.awhorne conduced
the service* tn the ahernce of
Rev J.N. Carr, pastor who ta In
Loa Angelas, Calif
Surviving a** his wlfr and two
xmt, on* aiscar and a host of relative*
and friends
Miss Bern ice f?rd of New York
City tun returned lw*mc after
vacationing here with her mother
Mrs Halite Ford
Herman Martm. who spent the
summer |n Atlantic City. N J has
rturnpd h?*ir?e and Is "now pre.
pa ling to leave fop ahdol at
Virginia State. Prtesburg, Vs.
* M>\* Martam Hri tgn* Has returned
hom#^ after spending tlte
summer with her sUter in Brooklyn.
N Y.
After a lingering I Illness. Mrs
Agnrs Cule pass**! and was funcraltaed
on Thursday from the
Pee Dee Union Baptist thurt'h
Mrs Cole, leaves several chil
Itiren. * later*. oroinpu an<i other
rrlauvn
Mr* Mimmir M lUiglrr of Columbia.
spent the week end with
her mother Mr* S W D??(.
. Wilson Cae*ar IVu. m?i of Mr.
and Mr* Thorna* Dea* left the
city laat Tueaday for New Orleans.
l.? , where he will matrwui
late, at Xavler University** achool
I of pharmacy
| Publicity (>ag Lands
! Driver In Hooaesrow
! CINCINNATI, o -t ATI. ASI.l
J i William Geroaki. Negro drlvci
! for Walter F Schott Company, a*l
i automobile sale* firm waa nebbed
[ automobile sales firm was nabbeJ
| last week, while driving a f?r?
? engine offered for aale by hii
!' employer*.
Policemen noted Gemski at th?
wheel of the gaily decorated f>r*
Apparatus. with banners flvini
high with "For aale. Fire Engine,'
4mi stopped and hailed?him U
Traffiv Court on a vharge of u*in|
an' automobile for purpoae el
"Advertising"
It was a publicity gag. ahd hu
employer* quickly came to hu
' irecure. but the incident almost
gagged Oeroski.
wamaeamaaeHaaaaa
Esquire Cleaners
a a scorr. en*
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Housewives Ai
a dert who at officers end HeW
in Housewives league In Detroit
n i he front row. right renter SUi
tdiiulK announced a? the cfaw of th
rs's league in Its tight to gain Nsgrt
NAACP URGES
ARREST OP?
N. Y. RIOTERS
WVW i/An ft# ? '** ?
?kiprmmi "indignation
and shame ovtr tho
rwumnrt of mob violence m
PrekakJH.' thr NAACP haa cot*
1 led for thr arreet and protect)*
turn-of tho mob leaders. tho iui>
pension from duty of the offltcor
in command of th? state police,and
a "sweeping Iwvaotlggtttln "
by state officials Into tho conduct
of District Attorney George M
Panetb and Sheriff Prod W. Rua~
coo**. .
In a telegram to Governor
Dewey, on Sept t, Hoy Wllkina,
acting NAACP secretary, nailed
( attention to "clearly dlarerntble
anti-Negro sentiment" among
mrtnlma of the rpob which at*
tacked citizens following the Paul
Robeson concert near Peeksklll
on Sept 4.
Migrant Children
; Attend N. J. School
I
r KHKEIlOl.n, N J -(ANP) -Pupils
of the Freehold Minium
' irlirail saxt to l>?> the onlv of its
' kind in thr nation. put un a cloam*
day piogiatn la?i wtrK M"il
of thr children, who range In ige
(torn 3 to 13. ir^Thmt thr aoutn
Their parents *U afho?g the rt.000
worker* who com* to thto ow
each year to harvrat polator*. j
brrrtw, an?i tomator*
The ?choot, which opened July|
30. hx* bj*on conducted for three
umrner*. and ha* pa**ed the ex
pertmrntal *tage and ki in tire
demrnxtrative period, irnirdlng fto
Mr* Dorothy Jackxon. it*
director
The ? K?aJ i vHJ' riitiiJ t?y the- ,
Migrant l.wSor liurrtMftfthe New
Jenwy Statu Department of l?abor >
and Industry in cooperation with
the Stele Department of Education
The avi<af> daily aftanitanre
waa 40- The curriculum of
>*- I'm .< vumuhiiiiHin ?>i rraainii,
wntin*. ?ik! arthmctic It'? aim
t? "a arhool (or living".
HANDBOOK
ON RIGHTS
RELEASED'
I CHICAGO ?(ANP) Publication
of thr handbook. "Your
Cl'/U Rights", by thr Chicago
ronmiMkin <?n Human Relations
w?< announce last wrrk m *
joint aiat?ffl(int by Augu*tir?c J
B?vec, chairman, and Wtllard S.
1 Townacnd. ylcr chairman, of the
o<i\mHuiion The handb(v>k, the
' frr?l pobtlraiioti of it* kind to be
? voted by an American municipal
k'th-y. (ivm in total alt dates
' statute* and city ordinance*
1 Covering civil rights for all cltlrcna
V I
Kmpluwnn^ the haste purpose
1 of the handbok. Bowe and Town|
utikI stated:
. "A democratic nation - and a
L i My muit t>e constant' |
ly alert to ensure the same
privilege*, observe the same
laws, and receive the same service*
The rights of one group of
people cannot be violated without
threatening the freedom and
liberty and security of all.
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tgatM attended the combined
Uft week Horace Sudduth.
iding to the ImU bn>dn him to ..*
convention aeven organisations
> integration into the American
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Youngest Ph. D. To '
Address British ?;
Science Group 1
SILER Cmr. N C -<A*P)L
?The nation's youngnst Negro c
Ph D. Or Clement Psige. It. 1
will fly to Great Britain this f
week to add res* the British As- ?
bciatiofv lor the Advancement of a
Science He will be the first Ho- ti
gro ever to speefc to this teemed 1'
gnup. t
A native of Siler CUy. Dr, f
Paige u the youngest Negro in ?
the notion's history?**?attain a -t
doctor's degree. He gained hit
education through hard work and [
scholarships. He holds his degree p
it a physiological psyrhologwt u
One of eight children of a farm ~
rr, he wurked hard to save j
enough money to attend high
?< html in New York He than re- 1
turned to Niwth Carolina where
he studied f<h hi* bachelor'* do- |
greo et A and T college in
CrrrnsbpWT ~ - :
At litis littts h*? wan run
but Mm M*t v Bothurr ?
hr?rd .?t?hi' Iiun and helped hun
tu attain scholar chip* whh'h fin 11
iiu lit him through graduate ^
*tud> at the City College of New d
York Mini at Mi Gill university ^
in Montreal, Canada
Ml> next \iuJ v w-t| be in n
Kumpc ??? the r? iplant . of lhr *
U tWU^tJiZab^lt r??p??n ;
mortal ai* irtf it the Amrrictn '
InAiitutf o( INyi h<tanalyvt*
When tlux ctudv is completed "
lie will become head of the biology
department of Fort Valley "
Slab- college id Georgia. At preont
hcta prufecaor of biology at '
llcthune-Cookmah college, thr
whocrt- founded by Mi* Berhune. 0
( hurch Work Aids '
Girr^EdithiK- J
BROOKLYN a_(ANPr-^In- ,
spirvd by her work in preparing t
Dl iitfrwuu far K<?r rhiirt'K little.
-C-- . ?*"(leraldinr
Conaway. 10. has de- ,
cidcd K> publish her own news- ,
paper. Last week ^he put out her f.
first islit ton of the Comchat t
News, dated Sept 12.
Jerry? that's what all her (
friends call her--has- her own (
rotary pfeas for her journal for a
children. She attends the Stloam ,
Prrwbytertan church here, ^nd r
lives with her aunt. Mrs. Alice ,
Brasley. who has taken tare of j
her since her rnother died several
years ago a
By helping one of the church j
trustee* m preparing the program j
for ihe church. Jerry <uki, she ?
dissded she could do some added j
good printing a newspaper
She reads a lot. 'and has a i
large library of her own She *1so
plhvs ihe piano Very well. ,
More Cotton Farms
Iaoom For Ethiopia
AODIS ABABA. Ethiopia -(Atlas
>? Private capital could be
profitably invested in largescale
cotton growing in Ethiopia.
.# it is carried rait o m joint iin. __
dertaking wl|h the governmentThat
is the .conclusion of; Roy T.
Sunder*. United State* cotton ex- t
peri, who ha- just completed an r
extensive survey of Ethiopia for t
the United Nation* Pood Agrt- f
cultural organization
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WQM|N IN
BETTER TT
LOS ANQKLBfi. Celif. ? ,
ATLAS) ?TWr majority of imr ?
ooekler themwlvw tuperior to ,
romen when it come* to in vestng.
but five the Hit*? >MOW 1
und amenta Is and she will ecllpM I
he man at hla so-called "own ?
aun^*
Thia ia tha'aasertion of a him '
i ho will strive to prove its ac- '
uracy here thia fall through the '
adlitiaa at QWrmttj of Catiorma
Bxtemion Ha ta Sydney K 1
itroud, and investment and 1
fanafement of Personal Pin- |
nee." which the Umveraity opens ;
o Lot Angelas women on Sepprober
1J.
Take one common, fundameh- ~
1 of investing, called timing."
ays Mr Stroud who is aasociatd
wlth~a- large Lo* Angeles and
ieverty mile investmant firm.
Thia tlmpTy means buying the ~
ight docks, annuities, real . e?atc,
at the correct time Have you
vrr observed ? woman pure hat
ng an out ^of-season item unices
Sunche School In
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Virginiainaj raiu
'ourt Battle -KING
GKORQE, Va. -( ANPJL _
? A poaaible end tu thr Negroes'
wo year fight for equal school*
n King George county wu mma
iere (art weak with the offaaal ledication
of the Ralph Bunche
ilgh arhool.
The r>cw m'Ihh>I will be an anr*
to the King G?M?rge Training
chnol. formerly the only hign
chnol for Ikftuw fen the county.
L B. Wabtr trtll ba principal
oth school*
Hit nana aiirr
In u statement on the opening
if the new $150,000 school plant,
he NAACP ami the. Virginia
Vachers' **?ooUKian classified
his step ax an advanc^ in Negro
dmation. and hunted at a potihie
end to court actum. Signed
?y J." Rupert Plcott, executive
ecretary of the teacher*' grouo,
ind said to be representing view*
if NAACP executive secretary of
'irgirua, W. Letter- Bank*. an<l
J*XCP atWiWy. Martin A Mar ls,
said:
"After a casual observation and
our of the facilities it appears
hat real and substantial progress
iss been made in complying with
he court's order.
"However, tt ?* seriously hoped
hat after we have had an opxxtunity
to fun her inspect and
we the school In actual operaion,
we may be able to )oin ki a
nation to Judge Sterling Hu'cheon
to dismiss all proceedings in
his case".
Principal speaker ai the new
chool's opening was Dr. Alonzo
doron., president of Hampton
nstltute.
!)r. Pickens Doing
Long Air Tour
ALBERQUEKQUE. N Mex
(ANP) ?William Pickens,
official of the bond ?ection
of the .U S. Treasury,, arrived
here by TWA' Wednesday
Hta plane schedule calls for
stops in San Francisco, IjOs
Angeles. Houston. Denver.
Kansas City. St Louis and
Columbus, before returning
Q. hi* hssn in Wathinftnn _
Polio has created a national >
emergency Funds are- needed
tow Send a contribution today
o- POLIO, ?are 'of your post of*
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B
ihe to trying to tanprwi lomiiMt '
Women must know prion* sad
nliM or *Im their bodftto vfll
nor hatonre
suy ta item moral? becau? tt to
>hai* |f the vol uo to there. and
i he price to reaaoaaMe. Bo otott- <
... .or in, man wui
>uy rtoek* MOtag uador $ft par
khara, .oc. marttod down ml min
poor locatlnm, matolf boauM
thoy ara rhoop Tboy amiy
b acorno rtuapar.
Mosfcoftfc
InwCOr
A few ptopli from time t
rich-quick schemes like 1
bargain prices.
A lot more fall for ideal
coffee-and-a-dollar-bill Fy
But moat Americana res
and-certain way to accumi
saving*.
And it's a testimonial
aalea of U. S. Savings Boi
have reached a new high.
. All you need to get star
peogram u your pen and 1
get from your employer or
Sign up today for regul
ingt Bonds ? on the Payro
on a payroll, or through t
at your bank.
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HITS BABY
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A habr safD pwtwtlji lone Me
f?l^t ? the remit of bmm
oanaai by a gnanttty of liquid 1]*
ftram Mo hb face ao man and
nmm tooght Saturday afterThe
infant is 13-moeth-old
Larey C. Powell, Jr. ton of Mr.
and Mr*. Larey Powell In wtoooa
apartment Rocwvilt Reed. M.
and Lena Farrow, U. were figlAtng
Reed, who Uvea in the aaaae
house aa do the Po walla had bean
arguing wrth If lea Fartaw. Thay
carried the ftaaa la the room
where the baby am* leaping The
man allegedly swung a chair nt
roar had for an open can of lye oa
a oaarby shell and tooaad it at
iNd. Reed dacfcad Md the ly?
toS Si SfJSTmr
Ivanla ha^itil where first htt
Children's hnapHal where ll tin
in still trying to saws the bahf^s
Help pay tar potto eere. This Is
en epidemic emergency. Mata
your contribution to POLIO, cars
of your post office.
epaopta
ttetm*
f1 .
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0 time get caught in C?*txiyinf
"gold bricks" at
1 like the dough nuts-andramid
Clubs.
ill** that the only soundilate
money is by regular
, a
to their good sense that
kIs during the past year
ted on your bond-baying
he slip of paper you can .
'bank.
ar saving with U. S. Sav11
Savings Plan, if you're
Lhe Bond-A Month Plan
saving is
*vingL___,
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INSURANCE CO.
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