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BYRNES O
KY. ATT?
jjl- By Virginia E. -Pryor
W-':' SPARTANBURG . iS.bvernorj
1 James F. Byrnes' attempt to Tialt r
' Elimination' of segregation* in
" South Carolina pufcUic schools in- ,
; dtcates that he is on his ISiSt "ra-j
Cial .leg," a Missuurl District
t' : riey told an enthusiastic audi-;
ence her? Sunday afternoon. -T'i
? "i;ne Charles W. An-;
d^rson, Jr. of Louisville. Ky.
?eorrd South Carolina's stand on
r. segregatiuiL nt a~~mass meeUng'
-f the Spartanburg NAAQP
be cti. Moreover, *ie predicted.
??N< so^ n return
to of the University
ot SoutrL^SMgAmeu'despite the
Byrnes' position*-..
The packed agdience cheered
lustily ,..\yh?n he said;
"Governor Byimes
& in high government offices,' has
gjh- . gone abroad during World War
n anci i^iea^^ people in
^^^premeS Cou^t ^a> you^ha v''
*. U) give- democracy ?.* ail'.
University and the .Howard Law
' - School, is the senior member: of
the firm of Anderson and Mc
Alprirr. He was "eTecfScr To tJu*
^ Kentucky legislature in 1935 and
was re-elected to ux consecutive
terms without ^Democratic or Republican
opposition.
." He resigned in 1946 to become)
Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney
for the 30th judicial dis
tV/'. trict of Kentucky, first attorney
i)b of his race to l^'(l such a pn.-d
Within a southern state .In 1949
Ep he was nominated for a judge-'
t ??ship in the jjiiunieipal court o(
Sr^?the 3rd district.
Calls For Single Country
r . Attorney Anderson called f<>r
government where we v. on q
.have onP type of demon-.'. ?-y ;n
/v in South Carolina nd nnot.c.
7 * type in New York "
He told his audi tu-c ' NY
" gto has lo fight ' for l ights an!
?f- most of', th j privileges thov re
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r1?funeral Directors
k Meet At Conway
;
. The South Carolina Fungal
Direetors and EpibaKmers Assoiciation.
will hold its'annud convention
in Conway M .y 15-16, it
wiasr ^nnhunccd here. Monday,
v ' . The session will feature uuert
?denumsuvatu?r?s, !< <
v vjjyres and entertainment. R H
^piile, Jr. of Camden the d<
president. The Latimer-Robi nson
'W fUner3l home at Conway will b
noefa to the meeting.
Ministers Lauded
ForL^ettcr :
Hitting Vice
CHARLESN - A letter re->
qtiaatitog tflmt t)m igUand jury'
make a careful investigation into
gambling and vice ^conditions in
f' the community ^ from the Charleston
Ministers ynion has been
praised by the Social Hygiene
Committee of the Charleston
' Welfare Council. LThe
latter ija tht^jnialsters,
over the signature of Mv. J. Mci
Ifay Branham, Jr., chairman pf
hope that mora erouos will rally
to the challenfa put before the
community by the ministers, and
praised the body for its interest
^ in this most important clvio un1?dfeftfivifig.
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The original latter ffbrm the
ministers was signed by Rev.
J. C. Dunbar, president, and
B. J. Clover, secretary. I
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N LAST LEG
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SEES
cetye. Wc rtiust votfe,} because the]
ballot vm?^aris poxvuv We want-|
first, class. oitizsnjlihv,.;. and the;
fight for these ?o on 300
dayp every year fcff the average;
sout^dm white man is thinking
\t chfir.t, and)
defeat tVu. Negro."
Ho foresaw" an aijeaof Negroes!
ii- m:uV- nftK-ir. ntfiiin South
Carolina, Tvvhoo. they shall ju>ye>
b-.eoihe full ;. 5Wrr and wise- lifcj
-their fexjfttNgJ^M^e'Iranohise/M
tieors, Sp 3r ta hbu tgj
I NAACP: '? *> p resident. ? - pre
Others on the program ;ii dueled:,
, RtwerenHs ,*?>. L. Gamble, Jftel,
it. King ;W_L. -Wilson, J. 3. Fos-i
tcr. AUorrif.jt Jampd A. CHnnVo
^ot L'-uisville: Ky. introduced/the
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op?trevr?- v '
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Brand New Meaninq
i wy ? y??.ywl?*p?iwi?
mum hf;a
,VlarkifiVi,rin refprring t?> tftrp U-J
r}?roei" in ms employ was av
..jtcmptea this w^ebl
^pression Was originally quoted in
a N.Y.*r"HeraTd TribvfnP column
'Tcx McCrary and Jinx Falken
jburc and protested by Allicrson
R. Henderson, secretary of thi
. -Ml. Vt'i i.i.i) NAACI' It.c'in li Mi
Iiendcr-On forwarded his lettei
a i Copt. Rirk on backers, ruply(
.avhii'iL. tcTimfti tft- protest
temptible" and "insultirpt to the
colore^ peole of of this country."
to Mi? White-.
In his letter to Capt. Ricke.a
hack?.r, M'r White wrote, V -e
may consider the term 'old dickies'
a term of nff?\t.nn hi.;' P
us it is one of di l'ee..t '.on, r. ,;i:i--I
:(en-ion r d unmistakable
! us ion of j.an . m--.-- " T ?
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^ Mr*. Marie B. Squhrtr passcdT
away Saturday, April 28, in Pat-1
ttrmnri hLJ^k&da^iSitSifi
? ?r- ,.VVt BII ?MHf8g OI
Columbia and w^s a member of
the St. Lukes' Epsicopal Church,
tersdn, N.J., she connected hit
After making her home in Patgelf
with the St. Aidens Episco-'
pal Church. Funeral was held
Wednesday May 2, in Patterson,!
include ^er mother,
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York Native
Direct Pittsb
By J:>lm !I. McCray }l
"YORk- For sometime, like ^
thany other folk, I had heard a-' t
bout th# fine work being donejj
h^lpyauas -people readjust..
themselves at Hill City in Pitts- |
tbturg, Pa. ' ?:<[: :|
. Li.ky niAny other's. too. I .had j
heard of one! Airs''Eunice Wright 3
Cook, a oative of York, S C . ;
who'has a*very important hand
in- the.: HiU City -project,. which.
ta**y yet b^cdme a duplicated
pjnrt of every progressive Amen-.
u.m xit>. 1?: r- 1 ~~
So, learning a week ago that
Mrs. Cook was in the state Wind
liig iip a mn'ith'o vioit at hnim.',
Ikuambled up Here to talk with}
Tier, and am gladl that I diH. h??-j
clause I am- toots impressed wfth:
Hill Cjly .Ynd what nt Can meaif
ip everfceoinmlupit^ fler .uirde^prlvUeged
children. * s Ni . ^
Mow It Operates
Briefly, and c.in JflvpiariV J&.V!
guage, Hill .City, is a sort of;
: erq*jreadsL where youth meet'D
SAYS THAT
*ir "tpjfes official insisted that the
ono-lnf afiecLioft and
itciJ .trn ncted ?yau haw
f^rncorie -check the colored en.?l
iployees of Easter* Air Lines, Injdiyidually.
or 'collective ^ t<?
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THE LAQWS
( II VflF^g.TOX Following
requests t<> daily, newspapers
-?imm. _.urj,ra"i'/.?t ions here, recently
the titles of "Miss" and
"Mrs." have appeared before
the names of colored women
in the newspapers - another
indication of progress.
The newspapers had been informed
that such titles are le"
i| and distinguish 'persons as
heintf single or married women.
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Mrs. Mary Jiane Long. oPtolumbia^?Urne
.suilsr t7( vT Azor
Squire, Jr., Humphries Squire,
Will am Leon Squire, one riaugh-.j
fee/Mrs. Adell Srhart, une grand]
daughter aff ol Patterson, N. J.;
three brothers, Urian Long, Azorj
Long, of New York City; Thad-i
Hpnnin f nnr ! <
..a >/. <>i>uMvi.|/iiia, r? > ;
one sister, Mrs. Julia A. Humph- i
ries of Columbia. 1
She made her home in Patterson
for many years. . \
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Helping To
>urgh Youth I
o decide which road in ;oehty aB
t yvili fn11.,w Syppoited bv tfirlffi
City of. ^Pittsburgh* it operates ''
.0 put youngsters back on
ight trackj to., out thefV""p;i
refits^and guardian- ->p tVu right jg
track to. adopted 'community jfl
livino aiirl imm/I... '' i ? ?L
in success to cruv\ about thus fa.", |H
and is gaining 90 in -uci-'Ms that
It now has requests from many
other cities for chap' rs which g|
authorities-.can b,.. .Minted ^
before long. _ ||S
?Working?m?1 y.iju.i I.. iv?h 1 V\ fjl
F u.sburgh's Dcnartment -wf Pup- 9
lie safety ( police), Hill c;i > fl
rushes to boys . > and girls who B
t+r?r?~?f Mill ..foil;?r~,?M
r-- thenj in, hears?? ~r~i7y 9
ttmi. 1 ii> .i r^eCnT'.r.t., the ... inil'y 9
"background, ft the .situation* war- 9
fants. it, thes0 are given periods Ip
of probation, or daily routine^ W
at .Hill City \vher?\fhey can participate,
in a number of activities ,
and Irades, which male , them
better citizens. One of\hese in- v,
"eludes a 75-pfecc. banch\There ",1(
are also, carpentry' and' oth<
trades plus participation in a 1M
'Simulated democratic giv r j
I'ment, operated by Hi!; City ju
youth, who mud campaign a/uf , [
be elected for office .in a mock ev
flection., ^
\r Hilt tftty wnn iqh | :
[ i.ocatfd in a predominately c-olj
ored section, it renders interra-' st
^ial service. It,.19 manned bv .1
j being luienmst' amung t|le Wo- "
1 men and, believe it or not, totes {)
a badge around in her purse ^
|wrticn giVes her the authority t0?^;
j itirjit. And by the**wjxy, ai-i u
!young- people are homed at the u
- pi njtvt: They nve^at home and ..
r report <iail\y after s&hool. _ for J
-guidance.' . . ; ?, 11
Parents Neglecting
Why dw -l' young-tor; get f.
Jnte^ioiii^- 1 xuii <hir.
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' t- :.t. n ! IV. r-nta. nvVt ' grv
K.f -ui v ! . :I:!ArV:. ,'.tv a. ;
Beats f:oti Liia/<?
""; co.:
PRttS CH ARLE;
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Pl'CDiO j r f r. - (./.
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!i' >us. unaking far . ,,
y<.o?L ,|,.r Ml,.;-,
i?. < v;iim u .11 in) ...r|
' A 11.til h..?i brio 11 i >!? (i
January L'4 by 1> r t: v r .1.. v,i
kvi11i4-??1 ho .*m?>f??.. i' ? ? ? . i" i?rfj?(?-?rrr
)oh at the I'cnrisyK'iiiua Sho, lb thf
pa'r?Shop?H+i?W'-v>?THIT?mi1 H?tfrc
Lynah had been in New York ovi
?ity foi about a year wil
1 ei nniealry. Lynah order
pd rrleasp(j because of flaws in ?"
an affidavit submitted with .f ?
"wanted warrant" signed by one
\i. S Droze, a Charleston detective.
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Mr.-.. Abbie Smith. Lynah'.- ( u
a-unt, retained the services of
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Mtorjwty?(-onr T: "Walker. who.
m seeking the writ, triofo advantag
s of these flaw-. which by
tli(. way Charleston refused to
trrrrert rrrr request by Ajrsi^tant*
District Attorney Camp, and a-k
sd the high court justice to: ' i
3 ' int
1. Declare thv warrant invalid au
mice It listed The >fisp(~rrT^s cl,-,
Henry Lynah. instead of Frank nM
Lynah. ' <
2. Declarc. Lynah freed since the
ie had not been char??d_ji-.r ilu_ qui
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\ INFORME!
v.r::,i).\v. 'may 5, 1 <>51
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MKS. Kt NICE W. COOK u
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rai ciuvmv, ??night, 'Crrc
?t .i sinjjl,, window wa? broker. of t!
nn'Klc.nt iif mayhem reported > it i
Pittsburgh' Hill district. The Coll
istrV t was patrolled by tin Fi
iriiov cops from H-.U City ?rnd,i at
iey b stodtlu- [ ^uiu444tm i eiuri' ?n
rj&r--43l^-TTr~~\y lice department, the
Pc. liaps c>n r<.a>on for the sue-'] tern
i> of I lilt City is the success, ^?r
lines of thus0 direct,njp it.- The! w\
ory.behind Mrs. Cook is more'"1'?.':
marvel,-all ma n instances vfrit-'Afe
dered. V h?i~
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She s one ot eleven children^*., \
orn_ to the late Isaac Wright, ? '.
r. and Mrs.' Fannie C. Wright.|
j[r. Wright; a funeral 'director,;
leaving; lft2]
Mo learned the i>u.--ne^, .
fi:?it find today." 3*' yen.- y>
iter. smHos knowingly that she fcrr
-Hyiii'it- t?T ( dtlfj>ti' ?Vl'l'l UIU'?rrf?
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'.vuv ? v. vi ^u Il . and Mrs
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HON SUSPECT
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1 it Lyn.ih Vl"'"
I- hi ?<< :? !11re ..n Jan- " u'
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Twn "n;,Tl05t >n TTrnTTT ~i\: r,!~:
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'V It-It without thrir prisoner
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i*r < "mo 1 ere and returned
dumt out- man" '
OUR MAKE 'A's 8,1
w,1s
F'uur stuciuttU, tnrtudlng one "Hupfi
10 t iitmd, led the'vli5,
n !;"!> i;.?t for the spring in^
ai tor at Bonedat it ttscd
is arinotini" cl Tue-daV ! spool
Haskell Murray, a fresbman,.and
.1 totally blind, jontinu'.d his] ,qv
itert leeoi'd of ;l '.straight. "A" .
J :_o^s^(.-'>nrl quarter by duplica-t rs
g it during tlVo~spifng term. I Colu
I'ossi. Loo Bomar. a sopho- R?v.
>ro. als.. made "A" for the st'rvi
artcr. the .Hilly,- immafl jiUn a-*.
it to atthm the honor during riuv
intire year
Seventy eij^ht students made
honor ^ roll for the spring n'as
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'(flit (Claims
'of. Ihtnma
(' S.C. Slalv ^
hAKCLBURC - K-u. W. C.
::a. ' o4. 01 ?-I p mil'v
an dry. and (n-'rinan r South'
^lina Stat, v and M Col! p\\
rr -n.-y??im hhm'J?h4OraiufMur.-.
County. lv>.*fHfe4wTm:
a short illr.c-.i beg-ir.n
April 11'. rofc-.-.M?r
Df.nma was a bo?d
and exemplary t.acher
benlin lt.i.s work at State
>gc i:i 1923. At the college
levcloped the Kdisto Fe lerul
Ih Urrtnir;which became one
u? highest rale J federal cred.laions
amhng Land CI rant
eges.
uneral services. will oe held
L30 P.M Thnrg'h>yl?Miy 3:
While Hall ruditoriuni 'on
rarr'"' * '' 'n".' ' T,~:
itent will be in Abbeville,
th Carolina.
rotessor ppnm.a was a nratiVs
Monrovia, Liberia jn West
tc* and cumc to America' in
Hitman Acadefnyii\Masmsetta
and Fcnfcylvanis
If College where he grader
1 in 1923. He taught at fusrofessor
Don ma wa
of the Episcopal church ar.c
Ome:;:i Fsi Phi Crate* nity
???.surf".'- ii?bx.?hiii?wi. Som.
Viola .Means Donma.
AACP Proposes
forth Carolina, F
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N* : .-j'na t -nijia: 4^.
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' i:id, by r.-Hcflnrt <"*xIn
{. y Florida onm
ntf.'i ik< u orn lti-i i.
'i;.w iri'l iir^nni/.ati'in? in'1
r.ji f tm:; the i :ny. isTrv
W h'.nyt. r. Bureau also
! " .it !t "arl .1 collection of
j Jjit .c .documents On camn
!:l( i a tut puTures
? -h?N'"v?m ('".7 ii rn
cestui Rally
-Majority Church ""
AHTANIUTT^G ? Sunday
an al| hifca-day at Majority
1st Church. Rev. E. A Dap.tstfu
delivered the mornand
evening sormoiis. , He
th? ^4frwthg--rut5j?;JT<r >ehvelv.
~"A'*Victorioi^i church"
"A Victorious Battle."
iitr. a number of the momof
Bethlehem Baptist of
m+n?; formuriy- pw?U>r#d iwr.
Davis, worshipped Tfi the
Cos. '
ter three -mrmthc tcr.Tl?, TTjF
terminated on this day
o highest amount of .m jnov,
raised by the pastor. Total'
d?ivaw $1.6Ua.Uj - 4
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AT I. A NT A, Ga. ? (ANS;
Sua Hi to throw away sogrcg;
discrimination in the interes
LuAiu'jhoihl was laid i4?fore
Dr. Harold \\\ Odum, one
Rajscorfimmons.
Veteran Leader,
Is Dead
A - CHICAGO rAANS)r- Rosco
C'.-nklin Simmon A an almost leg
endary colorful Jig ure in politic:
i journalism ar.d on the speaker
platform, died here Friday nig>
lafiet 0 sh orti 11 riess. ~
| His age wa9 estimated at b(
'tween 63 and 75 and he haci et
tered a hospital Thursday aft<
feturning from Washington. *
r?Hum in 'Oreenvlew. ..Miss., fc
, a number ,.f vparr nw
published The Memphis Sun,
,; personal organ. Sinc6 that tin
he had,?ontinued to write 1 vi
1 rio-asfy for large newspapers an
, and was considered one of tl
r finest linquists : of tnis era.
'l Hitlj Ii'i i UnKs of the RtfpUlU
can Party, he seconded the non
' ination of Herbert Hoover* J
"1932 and conferred often wil
" Presidents Harding and Hoov
matters affe
the flag ufot-set u/fre
| Its language is our only tongu
?i*n>I no hypon bridge* or qualifti
our loyalty."
Investigation Of
lorida Elections
Renew Hospital
Drive For
^ail^ron
, < Tunr|%oNA. rcr?,,,,,
" ve for ' hftSj.it:> I funds; ' -A r
A-hr-d e:re'p.sf.'veek at Mot
^'rc-t Baplist. Church' w:n
Kt. Rev. F.:j. C^rrtDiLt;- ;
?u*-4?-p nhcr.?
< -;h :s participating were Roi
;; r mh*. nr. e. p. Ellis,
rT s^K:ns. Rt'v. JC. Dun
A very; Burke Bunds-Wil
-rr,A- ""^"-^honiir M:sF Kdwifl'
Hem in:; received a check Jo
?-:v) on hchalf of the drive fror
D J. Mo-cs-, president of th<
erni Phi Beta Sigma fratcrnit'
, P^r-eds of Hi
i\ /t*rnet ILavhs. 'ive-itftl iVPfv-tl
March. ; ' /
3-State La
WmSTON-SAT. ! M n
The first session nf fVi?
tivo board of the n^wly-forme c
; Tn State?Negro and AUle<
Tt;?le Union Council was hel<
in ttiis city last Saturday, Apn
14 . ' Meeting
at the I'lO Transpor
Workers Hall, the board unani
mously adopted a program calj
log for the a-bol iliorr of"aTT form
of discrimination against Negri
' workers in industry
I Plans wei> made to set U]
local chapters of the council ii
major cities of the tri-state area
I covering North and South Cai
Tr.Urnr Trnrt-Vtrgtrrt*. trr orawrni
j sparkjdocal campaigns to vAj
Your grft to the 1951 Cance
Crusado fights cancer on thre<
fronts: research, education
service, the American' Cancel
Society?points out. ^
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Know th. Trait;
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and It shall
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Mike
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gist In
s? HIeci
\ ? A challenge to the white
it ion aild ot!ii;r forms of racial
t of democracy and worldwide
the South here Friday nifcht
of the nation's top sociologists.
Speaking before the 14th annuul
meeting of the Southern
iMiuUi,tu| SOelelv at the Bill- ; ~~
more hotel, "Dr. 0&xm~ lilted fhi -"jf:
south to remember and correct j J
the "ir.cxfusable" brutalities ac4
7 inju-ti k?s of discrimination o2ap^
ed on the. Negro, praising cer- d;\ ;
t|:i improvements in vace ?* vv
lation*?*'n/?p tho PA^ongtetn ti.m
ear. : ~~ ~r~
p He cldled for itytnediate^n&ugurati
/iv of ~ non-segregated
university !e\e* oJ( ed'ication.
s, and movement towards a specific
'sj program for dissolving all forms.* ^ .
..of racial soofeeatinn i*.
II U U " -** v--vm ,.v ?
tmn. a* "quickly a*- poss't-fo. - t Tne
retiring, quiet-spokfc% University
pf NorUt Carolina jprol"!
feasor told the South it VI
r progams which will ftfiika
{balance between th ' "voluntary
>r] efforts of southftrneYg TO rtn TUtfd
tice to -Negroes,. arid th^ coer-.
a.cive efforts of tli? federal goveitt- ]y?
^ment thrmij^ c^urt^ ^
^ conreived and a? it has prevailed 4
from the beginning in spite *of ;
~f road blocks.'' , . / ' V;
"I propose that we underwrite
and convenant together, in unity
and integrity, with courage ^nd " .
faith and without fb?r and favpt
to in-ure the conversion of our
Southern btraclal civilization into
- multiple-oult'.xred
\ racy/' qj; Odurii"
~ T.i ' " rfT . 'mt' the
Sou fit t .<t r. U'fnfjC
?<. . . 0 r;.:tipn. so-HSl?p.
fit >T^ uttac.'vii:t" : wo w.i?t f'.o ; ijjj
^wpjld to.-listen bef o-To spitfr.i >> .
is ingS^she #. ?.
As'pr fcr.;4i: '.<'*? : ni.v* v"a> tr.e.
H. J'rj\Vfe'^ty.CiuMlIM, Hr. ' ' " ~
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7T MSfiSrTi^ Ivtfo/lt: .wtJh'TJr. ~"~
Tj IT, c: B) P. r?re^-;Tcr,t "or V'pn
Society. Ds < '? . n.m funded ?.j< : ;
e! tile- first' -dar fV ftVoHirt* of '" <
^sociologists. T'-f -oy.rt- v.-lt-.? -r "
^ U'i t "i-.f?,r4i?a fcoUii.~~r?- noMUiiit 1
*tand hr^ -^r ptrifl "TTT *T~ :rrfttf T"
O Sociolng^.* . ^ *
6*>r Group
M.
kcr Rights
i cmplwyinmrt, An- NV gro VorW
j'men and vwfcen in heretofore
j|litjfc>vhite plant*. stores, office*
.jjand ot.icr pldee^of busing .
1| Special emphasis was placed
obtaining jrthfr^pr-U'.ftfo wo>.
t men whfi are presently feel** r
the fbll brunt of unemptoynent '<-*
^*Bd~ rttsnajmintttion. , ,.f
s Itnt Coupptt, was originally^
? fontied at a conference held In ^3
i Diffh?ni last. Febsttaty 17 at- ' . r
? tended by tswde unionist* ftgm*' -* %"
I 20 AFL, 0|tt forf fndjperi^y*., M,
local tin ions. -Klfrted cdK
chairman at the bo..rd ..rr&mEi
y "W Jamw^f&igjtjKr, - .a vt tfiATt'1
t unionist and metnb^ot local *8,
UAFLJ?gbf>^o Wnrir^r,
r' ^ W"* unaAVo? j% W*?M
P the proposal Of the eh* *h that
. the Council *o on r? rd a? M ?
' rrwgs^fegfcS
iothei^ tradO aftinn* ??l
s
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