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C.... Wjctory \y ^united mm bonds * stamps [ ' \ * * " VOL. X VIII?NO. 'is?RAGE QUESTION WORLD WAR III ' IOWA QUAKER I 1' ' *. " n> John W. Cut) ton Osknloosa. JuK 12' ?(AS.'!1! ? "Kvory TTnu1 n Neifn' :s fvnrhed in Ihe United Stairs that i-njysfloe is IVlt in C'lTnn. in tmliii and - i)^ in Africa. and World War III Mil' (surely follow World War If unless ~\ye learn to give all men the lev el look."' was a statement of TV Krroll T. Elliott, the unbiased ? president. William IVnn college nt -Oskuloosa. i'a a recent series <>! addresses to Southeastern lov.r ^j^interdenoiv.ination;)] and inter-rae-?-_^^ial groups.M ?_ The speaker continued hy say ing, "The peoples of these coua tries?larg populations who arc today ligTTting side hy side of tdie white race in the struggle for'^fvV do m?are wondering what tie United States is go/ng to d<> afon . i -the-race (piestion whnh is tin greatest problem faciny; the. work _ v. .. today. ? - - . _ "There is no salvation for on rat e .tp.it I?from?that of ' he u! hn races. The destiny of all is link V- ed together and it doesn't male sense, to say one race is smieriui to another or that one rare is des emeu u> ruie mo wunu. "It is the inflated eg A of Amor leans that causes them to lool down on the members of the Me gro race. Negroes are assignee to certain seate. itir auditoFtUms they are segregated in certain (lis tricts in cities, refused admissioi to certain hotels, because, it i claimed. others dislike being' nea1 them. "Vet this feeling disappear: ....when the Negro has on the whi.lt uniform of a waiter and serve meals. Then he is the servant am the white man feels superior am so his prejudice against the Xc gro is absurd. Our chief cominot enemy is ordinary, ignorance. \Y are not intelligent on the comtnoi questions Witli Which sociology and aiitlvfop<do^V ititi1 dally Con L icrned. "It" \vd weTe imnfsuraljiy'TTtirniri intellectually there could be n< nice "riots or other demonst ration of racial aninuisity. The aitUud accompanying these violent denim strations are essentially fas.. 1st they reveal the enemy behind ot: lines polluting the blood stream o letnocracy. We must go-ou-defi nitely toward understanding7 TTi fci nature of this human nrohii nl a i ...I ,.r ,n...? : . 11 ir<v omit, HI.-MV4UI ui in;m dm imij 11 cos but one, as <loos Xazi Ger many." Ho added it would seem that iv ligion especially would jvsnoin sensibly to this peril. Wo ha~ lisped nnii shouted t ho love of (!o f'l'L j! wi ld anil yet behaved a though He loved one race. on culture, one nation. Ur. Elliott contends this is n "ersatz reliction," compounded o substitute materials.. [t can no stand tli<?_>veath'er. The demand of a crucial axe, will find sin h re ligion wanting'. If we are to v.ir the church for spiritual service t our aye we shall need to icorien i it into the climate of our \\ofl and deepen it into the calm mov ing on-flowing1 purpose of a cua tive God. Scout Commissioner Madden Reports on 2nd Hoy Scouts Cami Tho boy souts of Colnmbir Camden,. Oranivcl.urtf."l.oxhi^loi and -Wyst Columbia (oft ColfTnilVi Sunday mornim; :it nYlork fo Fovt Mill, fifty miles distance There wore > '? boys ir. <ain|> a v the close of the day and eii;h * adult leaders and two water Iron men. The following nun and boys at tended the eamn: Columbia- Kll iotl Sinitb, .tnhn Ifnijrm, Davi K.theridye, Kiliott (Junthi opfi Itu ben Suber. Hubert Kracy. Fro Goodwin. William Umiulas, Willi I Goiter. Kuirone Williams. Albei Williams. H;u j/y t mod win. A i th'.i ?^P\\ illiiuns. William C:trm*m. Davi A"" ('annua. Matthew Cannon. WesftJones, Matthew Mickens. St. (Mai Robinson, C'ha:lic Jones, Bold. Phelps, David Wndsporlh, .lame Parker. Fred Cantey. John Wheel rr, Heniv Hihlehvand, Raumjranl r- lieiv Uanmfjardner 1 lilderbram GCorc;e Wheeler and his brothel Wilberl Cantev, Jackie William? V Noble ~roo|ter. 'Wllll!i Tucker. Wil lianf Green. Calvin Cot ley. Camden, S. ('.: John D. Mar shall, Sarnnviv Pickett, Kline Pi.kett, Riciiard Daren, Johnni Pickett, James White. W. J. Brow lee, Roland Hill, Curtis Kii'klanr Mack Wolst, Albert, Dubose, Ma lion Boykin and Norman James Orangeburg: Sam D. Reitt, Wi i. bur Green, Arthur Johnson, Oil ford llaynes and Buck Harris. -Scout Commissioner Maddei L : \ ii i it? r_:i nmu.unii un: iiiimniii|{ .omuiiUL'.'v mf,n wtre present: Mr. Mac Wolst, John I). Marshall, Ci. t Kirkland, S. K. Alford. Orangeburg: Mr Verile Sheffield F=v? I MAY BRIN?U 4% SAYS .l^ZTT L, RESIDENT |w niiiiitvi 1 ' i' ^ iu i iohji Md.inn ("Mac") Uoss well ; known liu'uri* in tin.' world of j|(i - Ilif aire ai ls, will assume dire, tion j nii] ( oi'-tlie drama pioi'ram at Dillard 1Jf( i i.itiversilV whi it also includes the ,vo1 I , t v. Ol New (hienns Utile Then 1 re-( ! 1 I'hi . ^ .'and Raul Robeson tTiililren's thea- 'by i re. , J In Mr. Ross is the holder ,.<d" an . . ., At .aidev.itraduate dtyree from j jilt! < , anise relieve and a Master of Fine | iot Arts degree front the Vale- univor- tut ~j -ily department of drama. His il; '.. . . , ; >et I professional experiences lnoluaesi .'! iireetion of two New Kngland I t Summer.theatres for professionals; a; !'I assistant professor of- drama and : vV<" \ |ieerlt a4 Spclmai rnllc-to from ^ ?II) ill .toj'.t.'lu ditriiev \\ hie!). t';in- in ^ 'was also technical director'of the*-U|,( r* AtTa'nr.f AttiTVefsiI"n* " stuhmer 1 lirtT-pTTi In ; and ho-was the tlirect-m- of thei'fh' ^UrTttic- Theatre itr "I'T^k university j j1"' ^ | from llidi' to HM2. ? .- ?^tht Host Unowr as an aulhoritv on tin . t.u:i' liyihtin^, Mr. ijoss is Die | 'n1 aufhor ol" several plays of the Xr- ! middle class. "Stivvin"*'' vsa-- 1 s 1 inodiu-eb in r.i'IP, v- t'lcai ! afi - (all" in It'll. Kappa Kusi.-;''1 * Ion" and "Delta Power" is based I"1 ?" "i!'H"'ial oat In u 'lii.. iO .t in.. ; a survey of folklore in .M ississippi ' | o ior the library "f Cuntrress. lid ... j l ! < ?On To Windy City -fS ar js^ ' '' J*! . Li J Paul 1). Ilrown. topflinht. youutt j v insurance a^ent, who operates the j j lirown agency at Lawrence. X. Y. J j with his associate I.. .\. White. j t | Iku' a train won first place nwanl. (j, | .m all expense-paid trip to <'hica-"| fv< - j 40, fn>n> the I'liilcd Mutual -Den^ j m j ( lit as -?;i nation, the judy Xi'^rpfu, (tisttratiio company' operating tut- ,, ,| ier the^ law.- a!" tin* Stair of Xe\v | a. Y*n;!c. Dr. Clinrlt^ X. hold, l?i< - j ;;n ' | ideal' of- tin1 company, heads th'- j'., |'j~r hdrgntrrm Jfoing' tn the Windy ryy^ V|l'il\- I' i <1111 Nic.r Vol I. In r tho XalU , (( r tonal -fastiralice convention tabimr I jnt V place there nil Tuesday .Inly 20. I n, | I i in ' and Harvev Zoiyler. . I C'olinnhia: Mr. Ta.vior. Mr. An '' I. ,1 At.. 11 ...I I ..li i lit I ."MM I, -M.I , | >t >UI W il l'l*, 1 " Coirn'tissioncr Madden and Mr. jtn *' | .lark Williams, chairman of the va ~ j < ?*mpim?" committee assisted ITT" ' tamp in iiw il sot lip. - i Soot Kxecutive I.oroy S.-ott lias r 1 ;]ono a wonderful- job- in carrying o | I host' Ixlys to camp this summer. eo 11 Commissioner Madden said that lie | () 1. j needs to ho congratulated by alt - j of the Central Area in putting i w 1 I. nii'r a big job. ATt. Stallworth ot j ro il . nenodict col logo is our water- > ] fvoift man. Commissioner Maddoii said that *' n he believed that this camp Would ' - he the best in South Carolina this tis k summer. : Tes Scribe, Wesley Jones p Troop 157 d Saxon school ' t V ..... - - ---- f)? coLUMinX eaves for The OF f ar Front 1,11 1 mii \a: KX OCCASIONAL LKTTKK i u^itisnor j. umtKiiLL VS IIK UKADS TOWAKDS i ? '?* '? I UK SOL I'll I' M li lt : j "'" i""1 ICiHeue kin Krancisco. .Tuly \\i ? A.\r- I ' 'n the eve of niakinu'. nerhans tin :1 . .. i , Si' SO I st momentous trio ot inyjlite. ( . ttjt sovidi'np' out this fetter to h?.1" ~ ('liuich of Allen, and the fc'ra i? L'"' :1 rial I'miWMl of-No?frn Churches j :l"' t-rhAmerica, who have marie mfi'.V""" ir representative to visit our iierl forces at the war fronts. I ",UM ' absolutely relvintr on God, who ' :'iue, ot ; always fipemhiy stay anil pro *'I10 j, tioti. and witli gratitude and ap- ! * _ ciation in my heart to all ?'hn" ;e made it possible for uio to -rus.ces | .. ,, onverl ii irosent so laru'e a urouii ot IVo. . \ 1 ' 'e' hiiii tajnt ( luistians en America. rrrr ilif-M'., 11 ll<i'l?>'ns hiitfit'S, l "|'i '1! speak?In I lie?men and wo. , TFr n of our armed forces, to lei j v in know that I am merely the t !.0%.tj.j vv ce of Tlie "Ti'flkS" "Til "home. who '~}1Tl'(j" p I Ii i n I, i Hi'- and ore, v i ii??- lor them t|'"n |;' they 'serve- America in fonKVirn t< j11i.."|"j <ls: 1 shall let. them know that i ?petitions >.r wot hoes o'nd fath- The j i; sisters anil brothers, sweet - victory irts and friends. go lip to Al- j Carolina il'hty Cio<i for their protection [also a!>; I care: I shall try to represent i his colli i as best I can a bearer of jo\e. f random ii will and cheer." that thev may troll re? >w that thev . ft e- imL forgot-ton d< c;-ie.n, loved ones at home; that a |"l diVp't y light in distant lands for th?. , t! inch air freedoms" enucfated fn tlie ! wrdi.u." hinti charter hy our gpod I'res- . \*.*: e nt and Mr. f'h *<.-! ill. when they!" .urn home' victorious us they ! f ely w-ili. they may he assiire i j d. their saerilie.es will not hav.? | I n a.ado in vain, and that a new . j v of - fieedom shttll dawn fol j | iy Atuerivan, without regard i >. e. .creed or color at -home, as. i II as those abroad. [ am most grateful to President ' -It. Kunxevclt tor hisZluudty. ami . ; rsonal?h-rtcresh in this- mission.: i 7?^d pledge^to give it my best en- 1 I < 'j? d his staff, the war di. pur Uncut I t JaglI nt.-her branches of the govern?I nt have offered every service at ' Tie eomiTIXThd to prepare nfe fov ' ' journey, hy \vuy of rim nlation-.'! ; -sKj dri'dion and meeting, transom .ion difficulties, and to them M 1 vf.V5 l truly thankful. j' And now. as 1 uirfi my face an- i ^*5 mini toward the Pari lie' Wa. 1 mi. I am asking for the nrayo: . iho chit relies and friends. a; ! sue. that iho l.oid .may ,y,ui?h ) *r t. nr.T'-pi'oieet?mo. ?i !,t?thai jjf may nm :'mm mv mis d.m uhuelity to (lod. loyally'to my touri ' \ ami hov'real insibral <'<>n ami; \ pot: may mont to our fortes?Lu_ 1?? i>.-e . far (1 u 11 <4 battle lines who | ,40. -A. e fmjing.a r.ow-uderatue ana] J'"' niorraey hero at homo whrtvi-'-*' L?y return. . ? 1 ' To my own rlnireh. may.' I ad<i i ;Vt should this mission prevent r i etui nufo; in time for my au-'j al eonfi'Peiiees. I am askilie; l> i i> ?a.? *?. ijvii \ , ti.t/ rn n iiii \ 01 IV >!:>. to conduct the Ontario- j tebec confefvnio lot me. as ho; s done . in -the nasi; Risiiup i; j Wright to couth ot the Micin | j-j^ n. Noilh western and Chicago i dictiona liferent es. and Hisltop F. M,. Rem | t,u.M Ti n'luvsriil mo ai tin- Foiirtli ULs.:4_4MM-tH. \ ct Laymen's convention Jnly.i 4,, 10th. and lo conduct U10 Indi- ' p. j;_ a and Illinois conferences. and 1 frjleur at PLIiop A, J. Allen is ,;-v I, KU.u. I assist in any con fere lice in n:a\ i ard. < . nose. | ^ APT 1ST DKACONS )EN t'RCH ASK HOMI j AF)| ly II. S. llylies, State President j Recently, the Deacons Slate | issionary Haptist ('(invention ol j orgki purchased ;t tract ot land J Special Vni the Federal Land Dank, thro j r. N. 1). Mnilary. secretary ^ , .--usurer, -20S Dibit.?budding.?Ma j |;na-? iv, (ia. The place contains lot ,U|4| )))( res with dwelling house, bavn ,,n(|, j;. d smoke house.wind one - hoi sc j opj nil under, cultivation. Large j mjnfs 11-; stare, under \*4rtv with creek ^yj-j y;,M nning throuch the phicn Inrnnli? foi;n,| |', r pfent yof water the |llv and. The place lias, large a- i.^p,0rt li <uiit of timber in pines r**1''! peace a licr kinds of trees to supply tDe jifit'tl car ice tor years to come. F'ruil j es of various k hit Is are culti . a|| ,m,? led. 011 the nlnce, viz-.: peaches, ! pmtnnll pies, pears, figs, plums and |uyls noi u-kht 1 ries in abundaffrrc. j Xo-tfay The place is located in Crawford j!M.Si p, mity, near Highway N.tr SO. a- | (.u nity at 12 miles Irom Roberta, (la., j tees an th regular public mad. mail [ assocdat lite, passing through the place, Aug his :]-4 milo*t from paved Highway j |,.n mm v. SO. The place is known asjdition ?' he .Jim .Jones Place", adjoining [ ing con t church. Visitors tlrivini; may hr.de. ive the pavod Highway M- +lw? } hoj> d??* >eve's Service station and drive I ry build Continued on Page 6 j now lat C ' ' *. ) SOL Til ( AROLINA SATi: toBMJBLilAm ;RAUD CHARGE! ( iniri.\( i. s'u'xt: or I.I. coi.-.r.!;!-: i i M>S ~Tii ?--U i I' Ul : W'Av > .iiMVii ' '' ' I. ' ( . :i C.I : ' ? M1'.. of a ' 'SI l.l.tiI!' . 11..?.v ;ii; ' i 1 ?Tf s.l jl' .: : i- y t 11\v t il<' : lc i i?s i . . , ;.T * " <?!' i;. i.:' i oiiiiiaiiy ..ilii' a i ' s 1 Mt.l.lM?ttier . ia '" nil 'r. 111"i iiy ! !u.- I . a. *iiK;u i i> liii.'.i*i . t. !: rii'i-d tin ?: !:?' > ; T i j iiUguliv . ; i'/.i-u ilii- >' i( . i iih : utr Jt- jnio ' a ! * ^ j < !' the insiiiid ?!*.- . . !> -. < , ' a nn'.'f'-ai . 1; * is. A. it ' .:i nil.. i JJLL _ . i >: .7Tuts r- iM-it . 7-1 :i 1 Ol UIiliWti'' t.y li'fil ' tllt'il i 'I 11?: I? '. ;n.r n li;ib.:k'u t>\ t :r '..1. 1111 ?i. i.ili i?i - ; ?i i )r?'"hi : l I W ^ nu in. , us- ???*' fur t it<' SI.tit' I'-" isU. I (; . Wit. : i; :,|?' in I it ' _ it " solvi'ii' ISi.'fiup I?:!vis. ' , ajtl.U's from i in!- iii|-;:f V " i i. K' iittia';i ::::<! .!-< j\ ' . Ol.lVfS. III il 'il t*I i! 1 it" !>u . ! ill I" I' !..!!'! l _Jj | l l ! -?7 t It::;.. ..ny uf t i..i : i . . illlt'M Il,< ii..t .;u\i llil'V. ' 1 : I tiir rt'ititiio. i viiinmi.-'siiiu <>r. ;;ir? iui :.n.i i? I it.iwW. < : t!ii" M' i. . i!\ \ u iilotricul -x-iiiin;.) y. Vui-s.nsa. . 4'-. (or I lie >.' ! ! 'vn-i?'ininl i-mh . in?i t >\\ Mi l,. >. I.. Kmif. Hi (it't-.-. M lei! 1 >v. 11 s. W. (i"i< A. i. \ . 11,Tii A.' !!?, A . i '?1 uUT?i ?i-r- J \X!') SsraAiiows 1 UNDER THE SI 1n Till l';i! tn I.!>| ':ve ic.ili 1 !i'i? in i w 1 i .ii.i'v -i A1 ii. K. cli!iivh in So'i' i i,< :n-t 1:1~hi. T Fv ! .. . TTT -iilim." lli-hi'i' ili - i.c\ >is<T?p;i| I >i-! i t .if |.i;l SrViTitii :i ;iriicli!is jj.o <>| itioM. I i i.-* :iil\ i')i' int. " . t.ci. .'(MlTTT Ms f*TT' -1.fHT'^ ' "t py- frri I 1W An WW.: ,! ? lt vii'iis mi fill in ist r:i! iiui*. \mtv I.th's veil; hi- jir.'.u liTicni u: >!io;ilil I)<I lovo, fivethm; pi'V-.>:T- pnTiv cfully in liis ;M>|ii>iiitiiii-'iis. j i.nisli Milling 11., lu'itplr's I'.ishoi Mil' cr|;iiil with I'lpn' > ? > < \ it \ .Ilia.?Li 1 Jllu: I T.f . :l I ill' iI...I ..... - i . the A. M. K. hosts :,T. ,( :nlin?* laymen. mini-.< : . , i hi K| of Allen ftiiv?T-rity. t r;si! executive hoard. alt; mii > ntd 01 ion, nil are I<? ~?1 in -t.'iini. praise. The Vhuivh" ami All ? , dl ersity are in the le>i em j >'< ,, r <>i many a moot s joe: al . p, i iltnt, tleoiTnmen; and tt'tev eoninlet iter ih i'--:__.; ??t?U Simeon Fiinper I ill, .t- i. I in tc on Allen c.nnpu am' inched the Flipper Victory j / . - :o . . to H li!?AV. .1 i'LV 17. iTmTT yiNlHCATF.n ^ ' Koi > : a. ! >"" ' " it-i'I.h i' i ''"ay '..k'o i' -train ' ft i.i g!a ; I*''; * : . ' ; tii-nuit :.ii rlaim ?>?'V . '! i::?. ;?rrf?; |n ? ' '> ! I M\ i :iii. it i ? ~ tn~ hr:?V:?S-?rf:ik. ?..t; i i ;i! \' in -t-rrr A .J K ?1.1 :!it ";.u-i-t ri:.u.kiii'ir;; . ^ (*t . i. 'titiii :u kit. ;tt ."'ot> 11..- ' uj.'jM.VV " !' Kit" ",\? iii'csitli'Ht til' ilir lioai-ti? ii!- !>ii|i n| l iii.- All! cltififh. ' i iif A.Mt. %*11111*t 11 Ii?r thf ! : .fli I . v i fi'liiii.v of '. ;'l i'nr as an :.? a 1't.Miiif uiiti iti - si; UK- j, v. it'u i iik . ctviiil. \ for t lit l'v-_.vJ[ Jin; <.'hri?-t. r v>U :.i.isiv for i hi- AM K vhuV<-h -7?T , rrrn yrT?I r*rt4 A ill l ei'i I:. <?MI . rill 1^~\! ?h;tvr~ trntrti* :nv a \vs: - !:? .. of* mi mi. lint <t j ai:. \ oil Jsuw i'l-i'ii iwivi- " .< M>> I ?Jji' {.UVS-'U; :-.l i iV!l Jl'UU.'tlt 1 ! 'iivis.. ami <ii iu-.r Uu-x- ?luj l_ I I..IJ in t III- lal.'s _;,t.rs in lVcs Wniiii) t ill' I .'i~ v. aii.? iiMiii:!iiir i im 1'J. iv fi'i' annual iiisln:!I.!' SV.MiS lliu- ihl'l't' IM : '--t. ; Hi OHM'S o:' tii.' (.'ontfcii Juris-_ ^ Vii-ia I'H'i . i/ooi-ti t iy :i! (i ;i ij * - M'-'ii Ail ai'.l!' M'll'l'l.'m- (ill I'll:.- !l iV'i'M; I'. f-t! 44tt* pii \ III f. It'll ' " siliA. 1'. Slui'A aiu! Uislinp f'l': it it. j t >..\ ilL'f. l?l . ,! ' a. I'.aiU r..u : !>,. Willis .1. ^ ' . FLIPPER'S . SOMETHING JN W '? In11: ilate ali. irip.-lit ciii',1-. ii .i i. ..ill ? . I ;> i l l>: -:!!. in.-;. -.ai, i?|;i! i o di '! v (>: in .is- lnvoi v.thor Mi ii \ soMdariit |x . . . i.ill'l I -? hoiMlHIl' I'lli M'l.i 'til-- Mill". I!(.'"sl :i>i:nll" lis (Ml IP.IIlOiiV ,;n ,1 Tip- A M. K. chili-, h can n?-\ - com ".'cf Uir nvf ("ill nro-Mif t'n ^ in; jiiu.-tro Io-i.mi .io. n.;.. , . t .-Ti ii! pivciinis nion-miy who ? have oonio l<> tin- ond of :i (Jjin ! day in lion of a whirl wind io i or (intio Wiih Tlif Wind. >' i Flipper can repeat himself v. hero lie over, sort od: hi? ?L?UJ4?U.-.-.i.'l . lu.-i-llL. ..A. .\l. ?!-? ir. |t ns pa-tor. presidium el- * ^ Metro president. i lin i r in a 11 of ]VI; ) < opal iiiro.ioiitoo. secretary ions' ('oma. il. -i nior hi.-hop 'f ro-diliii!'" iii.-ljop of Snath ('si- Inns Soiuh Carolina is now iiv r,)l" .i mail and savinir to tlie onstum* , 1 wo .! i oiiforoiioo "Don't I road lit CriM .1. K. THOMAS. H. 1'rta.hlinir Klflvr 1 ^".VSo.'ty. Tntstfp Hoard t, ^ AUen University. I tjlc eato ?|)oso $40,000 Fundi v" -? "" m ' 1 r Education tor The War KKY. .). II. ( 1.AVHOHN iv*.?Iin<i t Mrv ol The I-t. Smith .. tiist l ir.t ul l ilt! A. M. ! eh. n?? ha. nV'-that " ' i-:. 1V1 i.n- )) .'inii'.iioi: at it S;, taVli 71:1! i y to i-> (i, >t'. tlfiit ft: mi i'tti titi' i-ofa !;' pi", .^wliiit iv, St.ftiT" tit'f \\itr will ! l-'J-iJ.;.,. ptitijiiio : iioir t"l'.u aiion. TinJOil iu4ji litii-t -Vuiiiiv limn JlllP t'ai'l ;;t MllHI vticll. ~4" -1 H Vfhii-fr f-'f ? I i . t > - - . I I (ASI'i irdon St. ITSO News I't'p IN'tui' Thai l-'olJo\Vfi lluv .tin* * i.i'.if; t < >!' Ill" "lliotltl isrttssion a' tin? Hatitrii SttviM ) on Sitmlrry. .I?:!v li. S.a I liif Wiloanks ??i" thf. I olutnl.ia tv A if 1 IrtWf* in'. ft>:iiu,i'ti-t4)f ftiT aii.l sho'V.-.t that.ho hsni ''.-.tv nm.ii i hoioj'.u to t'tp matiri l>\ v ay :n v. ii'.-li ,"i i .)!:? ! a ! t- trr tt.-.. it111 ii: in 'tt^??tip ;i op-m < ?< i - iitTimry, i'VM ''iimi'' ;t;T -v( r ti;p.v' - Itlll. It that fit. : < pn tlif "Homo i-Yoin." i o* ? ?'r.p Jli?y.< <ni tin.? i'* minimi it" IVcl tluil tiioy will !mrif ;i~ ft j.tiift* la t'tinte i;p i;i'. vp itf ill" . v. nr. a' i- i r :; 11 thf "foiirj lioip.' will ici,i'Iv" it;!-! for ail. u uy amii'.T.i < o: t "v.liars ami :. !> took par! . in til'.-, .monthly ale. ceiVhie. \ya spcllhiuinil \\ hiIf ; I >i>!iitliy Jackson presented life'and wni !:s of Alee Teni>n tim irttr the Mi sic Appiec.ailonr at o'cli). k. Civice's ' r (: \ nt Suite" wiil In.1 die si;1T1 o; li'.-i T-sloti iilul Vi'viMviiiu; i< Sunday. ic <!i 'i ofhe T'.;2r.'.: Sanitation in.-nr.?prf-?[ t?:-t ... J;p ! ?im?uvn ;>, . lovely oat vim i' pa rt v oh ~.y~ iThvhi. "fat- ( St > e as-dreed.?~va:. ii. JiWllitaj lilne. ami :1a :'< "-i vc 'iinr'.l - ipich in. There v. i:e lot- < : '.fills. i'> < :11; ami ntrsic niivyh* everyone- had a .very , i liir.e. r. ila' inn at e in mail foi " i;. 1 tianc - in 1 .--kc'-r K iday. In. Tilts i.roittisv s. til he the TiTTiesT'" .ntfVtii' of the season, P F'.ial-SV.'i|i V IS. Inc. 1,. sill - pa-.'m ' of. I'liinl! Mapli'sl 'li. ami prominent mailer of ~a!'.a it's. u-iil-ke?4( uc.-l i liter oil tile i'Ptytfiai' Vespt'l ho-iti ' :"ii ,1.1. . i , in v it t Iti-: Mel to "tea ; line" w hi li s. : t !!i.\\ 'liV ariivilies are Pro i -I'lvi.-iiiv !'<>r sulni. r>" wj\?? i; y .ami \\ i iivu''.v.iiLV-?l _I.il.w--_ i-'a-s: 'I a: Sot litT? \V;v. h; viaij. - Tnvs>;0? V. iv. * Ki i ica'io!i vr>-?>-i|" ?i;.y a, > . '?' - S|>? . ial 111;?-, : ; ml "A i\ i ni"-; .; IVf iv?h is. '.anus nn.j Srtiuinl*. ar I'roduction timing Oti c rod !.!!* " "1" s i::: ir.'.v in Shipllt i inn ?!? -! l-? i ? !<_ ? I , 11 f ( I .III. I-.iri 'v. lit i - an:; v'.ivi! iniI ::l * %' a!!fl' I <'l'n|il? ; In]; of t 111ye, Hon- itr|-^n*ty wifT a. i?.'ill. Li. 1.. I'Hiiui. intTna TTivTi School. I'lionr ; l. ... Ml. H. H. I la. ail in. 2:11 1 lipton Slivi-t. J'kolic 2 '.'!|.V ll|> 2:?'<? ii'cliirk noon, oi at Hook W a 1 iiii'ton S.liool (Sliop tluri k's^ Inn s. :<in p. .n, out il H" p. 111. doral Land Hank ikes Many Loans ho Federal I.and Hank of < o I" m. which iho r.ii?. Georgia and Florida, has lo since its oivaniy.a;ion over ntv-six years aC?. d 17.(50 1 is aitiouminpr to $220,1 2.4.047. fanners in the Third Farm, lit Atiiuinist)'-at ion district, .1. Scafhoioujrh. president Of the k, lias announced. PtV'S^ TornY?"; Mr* ^rnrhnrnuirh ' have provided farmers in four stutes in our District .9 ; '.... ' .7. _ V^-VVk'-to^b-x.i i Ct 4S A-3?-irag i'rV-i. ~ V prk: Million Visits | Monthly To USO NKGKO SERVICEMEN TO REM-:KIT in .NATIONAt ?\\ \l( I I \ II j\ " rdMIIlN A I ION DRIVE ;M I >T p?! 11iH?H?> i"u i1 it'll A-L- LL: * T. "I i i 111 :.ii'?rrmrfr"?(-n?1 In* j D*?I? (t. i ll. I. by nui nun i"n uiiil-n in i. <1.11in-. |il;i\ i- Vul. rend "w I ill- lumrr?7""nT jilst- in?TiTjd -hint1. A ml this ? umber ill* . lii'lvs only tliusf clubs ?occlusive |v- for Nvtjiw.'i. 1 lu-if i~ no. way i tiik-i'!'' i mint ut' llu- thousands .iidii- visits that colored service- , nieh make iiuitilhly to clubs in NuiU.erti areas wliieli eater t" all rates. ? Thus spoke Henry \V. 1'ope. eons-ullunt lor .Ver.i " sei'v tec's ot :lh? , TTiTTed Sevvit e < h eani/.al ion. uVi eoniieetam w ith rhr?hunchm;1?td? ilu jis.t drive ol 'the newly formed NdtioTuil War Ih'.ml nvhirh is-' eitiii'.; under way. .The I'. h. (). is -one ol' tile six _ teen war relied' and -sen ice ort?an //.at ions which have recently com lined their fundraising activities.' in the National War Kund to keepj j tliiiiiis V'tine- on the war troiil. t!aLJ" iota" Iron; and the United Na ' "t ''.Try front. "* :? -(Bp ' X (' . l'o leadership. ttnje'he.ip with, leadership hy -other nroup?-\ )*.- civine. its best to the common i ta -l-: of fot t it'y injjr the heart and I -o 1 o-'''ti:en in uniform." continued Mr. I'ope. "Toeellter we seek to.j acliievi* \iitoiy and a lasting peace J to' follow this elohal war." .dure than 5'J.UOO. persons vol until**if >erviees In tIiv U-H.O ho ex plained. ami i! is up to .the -er-rWie?t-o?see?t hut?the-v?service ' T?".' mil' IIU'll - I'lllllitlLll' ?11113 tnipi l>''\ . li I'ivth^1 Io liio National KinuJj I'm. it eliminates dupli.a . ~l run.?i i'i 1 uL'fs ? ailininislrfitivi'?ex-?1 peases sihii conserves the energy ( U f-or.inn.nity leaders hi tin- Inure ; task of folU'cting: funds lor tK , -uppur; nf these agencies. The war agencies pai ticipntiny i in the** National War Fund in* -.-Itales besides the I". S. (>. (Unit-i od Service Organization), United-) Seaman's Survive. War Prisoners j Vrrfr?1! rssianWar Relief. UnTted-j ? i.ii>;? Relief.' l.rilish .Wax Relict . So. icty. Cireek War Relief assoCi- i uinii. I'uirsiv uai Krliet. Fron lit1.) lit-T Fund. I'11 hod Yugoslav RolioT j Fuiul.. Lkdyian War Eeliel'. Society,-! Cnili'd Pzoolii'slovak Koliol' fuiul, ] Qut'i'ii Wiliudniina Fund. Novwoyian lioliivf. Kfl'uyoos i'eliof Trustee.-, I". S. (.'uiuniiUof roji_Fa.it* <h European Children. ! :!111' \ rous visit (;reen\ ii.i.k' state coli.ec.e ex- 1 tknslun simmer kumxil. Tlte?CJroonviilo Siato t'ollorro Fxlonsion Summer sclujtd under. 11 it* .i.' it r r \i . i i ; ? -j, l m I ' * ? I I !A'l. .1 t | . \\ . .M1I11S ; v its visited l?y several educators ' ii.fiiiu' tin- | ?:t t week. Aivtorji :lii visitor* \\h? viewed o;ir work Acre Mr. I. I!. Felton. State auent >! Ncjjro schools; Miss Rosen.ond Alston and Mies Wi'ivilntsli of Stati college. > Friday mormnf'. Pr. K. N. Paniels. dean of l-'arntan university ..ddressed the teachers, usintj- as Ins subject "(rood I earlier*", His address v.as ve.vy instructive. Mknuluy mornine; .The Rent lev i Trio. international Marimba Kylo I'liotie at lists, appealed li conceit. The eotni rt wa.-- hiphly en toyed by all. ' To The Missionary' Women of S. (\ The date of tno Quadrennial .session of the W. H. & F. Mis _ Penary Society to he held in I .it -+h<?Roefe:?rVrkoHsas -wdl tie held Friday, dulv 2d. and close Monday. It !y 2C>. 1H4;5. am of The netpiested otic* are asked to take a linicli and KAr' tion Hook No. 2. The Council dhl not rescind itsaction; ' ' Tlte State Meeting will con- : ' vette in Aiken, S. 0., Aug. 2IC27. ; Mrs. S. T,. Flipper. State Pres. Mrs. ('.A. Adams, State Leader Mrs. M. J.. Green, Asst. Leader j \vith long-term cooperative farm j ' mortgage loans designed especial- i ly to help then\ become debt-free I owners of the land thfey operate." I For VICTORY} 9 I 2 UNITED jj TB^BONPS STAMP# b:: 5 CENTS FEH COPY ANP News Shorts nT.Lr.Asr, >vrt>. jli.t 14 Cieonsboro, N. G.?-Mrs, Char- ? lotti* Hawkins Blown, principal ill J'aliner Memorial Institute, loan J in-in- here, Last been named h;-~ -fTavt jy vftuTiYhan ~ ot ho Aiio'i n'iili Red '-ios.s, to the niittoti:d . council.. Ctoss fiiirsini;*. This jmmp serves in an -,trhr^rnrr mriarit t _tjy I lie w In.I* Blown -urceeds 1 In- lulo Mia. Jen hie I!. 'Mldill! ill the post. Los Anjreles The "Royal TriHin?4i a i e" ol the Golden State Iiisiitiiiive t o., \\ illtaju Niekecson tl rr,if-ory e iiotttts?ami Norman ?-?j <?. Ho.-.ton. are three happy men unlay. tia\ mg received notice last week that tin successful organisation hud . received a certificate ' luithunty front the State of Texas lo tram-act business there. CaHip Mct'oy, Wis.?Negro soltiei:--at Cain;; Mi ( oy have prov- ~ ~ themselves It "credit to their iatt an J a distinct asset to the ' V'iteil Slater armed forces," ac carding to Col. tjeorgv M. MacMul'lii. post toiniiYaiidt'j. Though no distinction is made ~rn?. ttnip?tn't Wnt'ti?ivlute and Negio troops, the latter are formed in separate companies and usualiv . niatle- a fine showing on inspect i t.>i i day parades. Tin it deportment is excellent trftd ?they 'make very good soldeir.--. l.t. < ol. W. Lutv. lvrigbaum, t! iter to i ..1 training sixth ser-c vice command training center, leclitTeTT New York Asserting that peo , pies uiidei the slowly developing democratic process have attained -oine measure of justice through a combination 61 "persuasion and press ure"' James Boyd, described is it liberal white. -Southerner, ' 11111 e in the June 'J.C> issue of 'the Nation on "strategy for Negtoe.s" suggests that Negro leadeis urge their. followers to adopt a program of "gradualism" to a-Shovdd t he race accept - gradu- _ 11 i ?i" in I in- method, lloyd adrisc-s that the crusade not b e wasted' in a campaign for" social acceptance. Tlie attack should be made on the economic front, he vtnttendiu. because it. ia here that V. ? the "etuimy is' weakest" and the N'eirl ties' friends "most nutvwvr mis." "With economic betterment, so. iaf amelioration is hound to follow." nail Uiv essay, "but if the "Negro iex'Jci^es the process and attacks on the social , l'lont, he is likely to alienate many who'd normally" stand with him Th his -uuor.onuc campaign.'" Columbus. ().?Plans _ for observance of the . secuxul?Oiunual Ohio Negro Trade week in Columbus", starting Aug. 1C, were " completed last week at a meeting oi tne unui ."\egro t'number oi Commerce. attended by a com* mitU'V of Ncgio businessmen and wtHHi'i., Prominent Negr0 lead- --_i crs will address the local chamber iuring the week. Manufacturers, jobbers, and merchants pledged their support- to the program. Atlanta?Alex D. Hamilton, pioneer contractor and builder, was worn in Wednesdav as a member viiaml Jury, the first Negro to lie called in in years. The late ,'harles Fnison, ol' tin* Atlanta Life insurance company board of liteCtnrs. was the last Negro to er\e' on tin* grand jury Iter* in 11 t amp Stewart, tla.?Pvt. John 11*. Morris, 1 P-yea r-old soldier from 1.eland, .Miss., Tuesday was announced as winner of a $25.00 a a i' bond awarded monthly for the best shooting on the rifle rune. He scored Ib'd out ot a possible 2no to win tiie bond, given mj ii military store ui nearby Haiesvdle. .... > Washington,, L>.(_'.~The name of Judge Armotid \V. Scott, associate judge ol' the District Municipal ciftirl, is expected to meet with senate approval before the summer recess. The senate judiciary committee favorably rel.'iuLuJ?Lilt lulit; .Nwglu iudge'3 nuhie To the full l?bdy oh Wectuesday. Washington? Bob Montgomery, the Philadelphia version of what a lightweight champion ought to be. takes on Frankie Wills, dis-. trict welterweight, in the form- * :' 1 ' S U ushuuiton itehiil 011 July. 2ft 4 at Griffith stadium. ' i -Jl : . . ? J Memphis?Hy ,utilizing long ea- - ?fjt tahlished and mutually helptul ,V*a contacts with local white chambers of commerce, local Negro Business Leagues and local Negttt chambers of commerce have been able to effect stabilizing measures t() prevent mob outbreaks in saveral .southern cities. * visSS Following the disastrous riot* . aj ing in Beaumont, Texas, rumors, 1 of unknown origin were circulated in Houston that a similar oat- < Continued on Page 6 ^ - vaN '.v; * -"Er ~\7~r:v -fttsrsaBBM