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I ? BONDS ? STAMPS vol. xviii-.no. sr>. 3rd V i . ! Home Front "To Put Over _ For World's < #?ith The Slog Attack?With ? jLyery Amenc (?Asked To Buy " Additional $10' W'ashimyton, D. Soplomhor 0 * ? Amotion'.-.' Third Army marohed j forth hwfay ,'to tap tuft' tlu^jmr f J impnt hint idtim-diaio objective mi . the Ilium' front. As 2.0(10.000 volunteers swuny. | into lino to put over tin- Third ll " Will' I.Ofin .en"mp:?nnv.they avrrc '* met with lu'lpino; bonds from millions of workers in tlto homo front t * production Idiitle. and cheers of on eoiirapoinont front mon on the th lit in it Ironts?to whom t lie sue toss of tho 'rhitaPWrHi-Loait is lit i erally a matter of lift- and dcaTh.H To "Hack the attack -with War! Ponds" eVery A merknh Who can ait xu w ill hi' as Led to J'ay at icnyt : an extra STOO War Itond. The! ?quo La Tor 1 hose who arc able to I 11iio-n iiMu 'Umu. liiiilatcd 1'iauTs wilt he much higher. Speaking- 'of the" great flTtVT1 {TTT rnis*U$ln billion ? a major.*portion j to come from individuals?Score- ; tary of the Treasury Henry Mmgenthau. Jr., said: j * "The United. Nations are on the; march. The fust dumhlings of: offensive are heih? -heard! Tr all the Axis nations. Thousand.-, of our men have stormed Sirily. ' Tons upon tons of bombs are drop ; pint? oil (let-many. We are at-j lafh"ifTj>' Jap-held -territory as nevet j before. This is a groat day for j -us. Hut it means that the time I has come for us to really tighten! our belts here on the home front.! We h:ive come to ;i most crucial period iii the war, and live success that we will ha VP on'tic fight ill}; floats, will depend lw a considerable extent upon the do\! ree to which we (fere at home are willin.e- to v.oil; and karri lice for ultimate victory. "It's fr.ointj to he a costly vie . tory. We have said that lit fore. out we must repeat it anain ami agnhi, The real war has nnl^ now beyrun. Millions ol dollar.more must be spent to keep the material of war ifoine: to our' mpn at the fronts. Your CTbveriTnienr" must call upon vott. the Aiinrr. atiT people, for that money. "Remember! It is up to all ol j us here at home to 'Hp I; the At ' iuj.L-1 .....I ... .1.. a ......... ...< i... x I iM?.n (i11vi iw uxt ri iinin i- f astically, move thoroughly and | yitli greater sacrifice than any '*X?ttaek has ovor been harked l>y j any home front in ail histoiy. Kv- j trythiiuf' is at slako. BvP'rynne | must htjln to lln very limit of his 1 ability." The drive, continuing through- [ out Sep tern he iy xdU?olii r to in- . ymitors TTT~TTrtrtTttnTr-trr-Si't ins ?Rr~F^" (i United States Savings? fronds the following securities: Treasury Savings Notes, Series I 21-2 percent Treasury Bonds of, 1964-P>9; 2 percent Treasury Bonds of lWiil-M; 7-8 percent Certifi , rates of Indebtedness. i * Farm Credit Agent Sure Farmers Will ^Tnvosf In Ranrli! " Harry L. Brown, general agent i of the Farm Credit Administra- j tion of Columbia, and forVner as- I flistant secretary of agriculture, said today that he was sure the farmers of ihe Third Farm t rod It district* composed of the states of South Carolina, "North Carolina 1 Georgia and --Florida, would d o p 1 . * i lii' Ii iii . s x * Hu I H s. 5 ? ii 3 ? m i( s Volunteers St? 3rd War Loan* Greatest Finan< an "Back The Till V W V *? - War Bond."! 1V an Citizen Is " | OU'Mil At Least One T 0 Bond In Sept,j? . i liciilio - 1 - . ! llnliat! ' ~t . unless we send tlu-in snmelhiiiij jn ; u> (iaht vvrllw The umu.1. y.ou.jji? vkcUtn vest in Itontls, ihe_ sooner ,_utlL Uroua-i 1'oys will fre^hack with tttt tmd ,at?e"l the more secure you will he li- | jjj., nnneinUy. The cooperation <> t' 11,or." every patriotic citizen is urgently Annie !ieeiliuLaa_Llu^ campaign. Do yont _(|K. |H pail for the Hoys that are lie'litiiu; ..s sei f<n- vnr .... ...... mam. I heir part in investing in war (|u> j, boilds. especially during the Third a j. War loan dime. "'"in ai " There, are four things war . Smr Tu'iiids will da," Mr., llnnvn said. tlle s" 'Thev will [iruviile tin* nation mi>rte with needed funds with which to PU^ei prosecute the war. Tiiey ronsti- ''u' I' tute a method <>f savings when hear income is "good. Then, loo, these ?? bonds will ho available for what* ever needs the farmers may have i'or rash after The war Is "ovciv'' 1 " ? things they can't jjuv at the pros- hi cut time, and when purchasing power will be needed to keep the U wheels of industry tinning. fu "And the most important," he Rt concluded, "the more money that farmers invest in war bonds, the _ more retarded will be the trends 01 towards inflation. We surely don't i nil! to "FYivii llin inn^tinii \i'.> ""I I.I sift cm* 1 he first World War. Dm- if injr those days land sold away aImvo?H-s?normal?value?tmd?ninny -= farmers wore financ ially sunk herauso tlioy paid more than the land was worth." I? V Jp COLl'.M )AN iff Today Campaign cing Drive SLEADER IKNDS THANKS I'nllfll't til?l.t'tuU'l wi.^lu1!* I thanks to Mfs. Susie 1.. .. ii;, i - ..r - . ------ ttjiU's" M. A. KNTZM INC 1^)1 | |iocti<i Chairman Xvjrm ConimitU'i1. :!xlj .. \V??t'- l:o:in I> ivi - ) Hill - " . I.OC \ L ( OMMITTKi; ! A " AIM'OINTKl) I OK T1IHM) ,MVU'a> W/n: I.O \N 1>R!V1\ ; il'.UMf Tlu> n.llow iiv.v t'otnniil loo onhorn uj.pniiHnl l?y Mr. Mr j :i'(nl:i V | V (.io'.yau, I'lfhiaiu! Coiliuy < 'ia.ii " ill tin ??f the Thinl War Loan llrivt ,l! '' lo handle tlu' rail's of War lln,-.!.- S.ili aiaoiijv XryToi's in Hi. lilaiu! ('nun- Mi\rs ly: M. A. Kntzminyor. ("haii-man; ;SI1('1111 Mr^i'. A. lolm.-on, Vice ( hail - '"* :i man; Mr. ( ."\V. MmMon; Mr. .1 Uls- y i'.. l>iei;son; 1)r. K. A. Allan.. >; Mi' II. ! :. I.inn-ay: Mr. \V. II. !<M 1,1 llaivcy; Mr. .). ('. Aiu-nius .urn ! ?r. .1. .!. Harks. u . - . prize ft .is hoped (iiaI when \*<ii an Was u ciiiiiMi tell l>y :T?Tho fmmTTier >i I "Th this otminiiiiro ynu will puu'h:-;e ,|t.|ssu as many. bonds as yTTTl possibly i!;sio ran. Remember our Hoys on the hour lijfhtinj* fronts; thov t animi buhl i .p ...... it F. M. Society of Smith tin, for th?ir Very welcome on to the p'apfr. -for the puli-" it of their articles. These (>fis a('e very much a|fprec.i)nI have eoine to The Leutka year during the administraT .Mrs. Flipper. This shows Mrs. Flipper and the Misv Sisters t appreciate service, in we thank YOU! jou If Iliioijiliiii l'uljli:dlei'. lists Hold Annual t in Chicago Se-pt:?^?t:\.\T) The i hody of organized Negrohe world, (ho National L5apinvention. Inc.. n presentinp. LhltLt.. JJJtfJLLtJt'lJ- pt'Lhl'lls I its annua! meeting in t'.hiTuesday liin mgll Sunday iradquaiter.' at .Venn iron;;T t cluucli. Over 5.0(11) deleTiTrit .'t;tht:> visi'Uns were exto attend. den St. USO News' Collegiate Dance" was held night. Sept. did, with the -S wings ters furnishing tile for the occasion.T'eiinants many schools were used to te tile spacious rooms. Miss liny Saxon presided at the. howl. inlay night, llu- Soldiers' Club sponsored a Mrseolis Party. During the even whist tournament was held. Millie Kstaras won the first for ladies. The second prize ip'ladies was won liy Mrs. .^1-tUi. I pi. .IIUI'VUS .\laterUS tltO witllRM of tin- liist for moil, The second prize on l?y S. vSKt. M. Kstaias. 0 I.ilo and Works ol' Moulin" was- iho topic f<>>' ?Hsn :fT the Mupie or la t ion. Concerto in; (I Minor was 1 for tho listeners. .. ublition to tho Music Applei hour, - Ilov, W. 11.. SontL lit- -a?Wry- invpiossi-'-o - me.s-_ 7i"t lii Vesper Hour audience, ib.ieci was "Tlx* Good Neiuh Misses Claudia Carter and e Williams participated on -ogram. The?Jliilior- HostessI'veil punch after the prolav night. September 10th. inior Hostesses will sponsoi it I)anee. The danoe will be. XdlO. day, September 12th at (TOO ildiers of the 2.'5Kth Qi.arteri Co,, Fort Jackson, will In1 i ted in a special program. tddie is invited to come an<J this program. The Third \V?r Loan is yoi The securities on sale fit v le point of personal temporar ecause you do not give your i terest. Your money is not e lat Americans are not redei onds are redeemable. The United States Govern rther evidence of the strengi ate potential wealth amount ir national dejit is only $1100 Only a country like ours e< loan of your money to prote enslave you. The number one "buy" fo meriean workers ai^ buying )in duty is to buy at least one you can. TKecp these facts In mind a They.come in S25. $50. $101 aturity value. They pay yot [tm iccninw "? _Jx * air* may rei deniption values. Every Bon talwi KIArsOt'TIl rAlUfchilNA. S: DR1VI Firf rycta Trrr m-am-r m m m. JL.m JL-J V V The many ft it mis. exhibitor-; an I pau'il'IIS1 tif -the Strrh?! ';i i r~w+l in pleased to learnt of a h.'jc inert ase in the new edition of a l'.t-h! I'remiuin ealal.oi:'. This was done trTnrdei to. induce a nnfeh hvt ter uolleetion of farm produce, cattle. hogs ami chicken in this year Victory Clarden. Hunt and ?hira', The officers ' and "stockholders sire tiviim to make it worthwhile for those that have heeii i'tstiomi'Vi'ni 'i ma kin-; !'.!? the it est fair in the smith ami also I'ot many others that inii'lid -to sitat.e in t his "Kortd fm?Virtory"- fait . ^ The jmlu.omcnt ami attraction nfVi red tIll's year will stir pass any previous year's program. Some of the many feat sues planned for the benefit of the fair friends a n d -patrons will he the hip' steel build* im.r of hi"lt g.ality exhibits. a car} aivnl. war mothers* dav. lire works merchants' contest, many prizes end premiums. . The dates of the fair are scheit, tiled for'tletolier" Hath to the oOtlt. l>r._A. .1. t'olliif. piesnlent; 1 ten ~ry D I'eaisott. secretary. I State College Opens "Sept. -1-5-^ With A Streamlined Program | Orancelmr-iu. S. ('," All aeeetef. ated In oyT am si i CitniliSiiitit t h e , tmrricnla and the time element | will he inaugurated at South Car1-dina Stale College when the -iSlh regular session lie-in's Wednesday ceptctuhoi 1">. Thi' war training projytam ' now it) its third year and under which more titan 1000 people have been (rained will he continued, it was .lso imnoiyued hy l're>ident M. ! '. Whit t.-iL-eV An unprecedehtetijenroUment ol voun . women including iinuc than ' Llatt freshmen ami new students . have. applied. Advance reservai i inns have already heen made i'"i j all available* accommodations in ( three young women dormitories, j Hm-motories and buildings haw ! been cleaned and renovated-.us?far a> possible d a liny llm summer. New features of lite roadjusti ment program include a st'i ynglh' i-uinjf of the guidance program i and llie innovation of a physical |fitness program toinert state and war emergency standards which j were explained at a Physical I'it1 'less Institute conducted hv Coach i _AIfizzy" Mel.eod arid his start'- tile 4-pa si Kumnieii at tli^cQlleite. Hi e Physic a 1 Fitness Program ] places special emphasis upon ? physical development and interj mural competition. Participation j-Uy?everystudent enrolled at the ' oilotyo including juniors and-scn! iors is compulsory, College credit | will lie allowed for all courses ofI feted. The new program autri-ments tin* physical education and j health program which has repairJ ed annual physical examinations j of all >ti:donts_.aJ the college. A very )j\v rejections of -South Cjii1 olina State College men Tor The ' armed services is credited to the ; health and physical fitness prour loaiv our purse. Cheek the one which is y sacrifice.^Iways keep in mind y money qway when you "buy" War ven frozen. In the event of an enr fming their Bonds except in the ei ment has never in its history reptu tli of this country to guarantee rep s to S89.000 per capii .. Kven with t per capita. >uld make such a deal with its citiz qt you and your family against enc r you is the familiar Series E Wai Series E Bonds at the rate of K42b,(U : extra ?100 Series E Bond above y, bout the Series F. Bonds: i $4 for every S3 invested if held ui deem them at any time GO days afto id carries this redemption table. r ?r..r &ja?S ? . " r fta i VrT KDAY. SKl'TKAJBEK 11, $15, I7MIIII4C ACCCP tMiuMo UrrtK&L0RED FAIR 'viam rairifil on at tin* ?1 . I I'losiili-iil M . ! '- Whit labor anr.trhcr.l I! i<- following faculty j 1 u??.ti? :' fo lill vacancies ol t.hoMjn.ontbets who have boon called to : he armed ser\iocs or jobs in war J . I'' 11't no-: - ~ Mi?;s Louise F. Potuijvay. P. S., I Hampton. ALA. I'nivcrs-iLv of Chi i mi li'. rSu~'ine.?u iV il tnTTiiK t raft inn; ! Mis> Cordelia Blunt, A.M.. North | Dakota Stall* College, A. M. Atllanta Univ<?rs+J3',r. English "ami j wocrcia'ry V.W.C.A.: \lrs. I.oycly Mai- Wliili', B; S.. s. C. Stair Col; lego. Kellon T ruin ins Schoolr and - Miss-?ftomthy- Simpson. I! S.. S. I i". Slaty College. Cafeteria .Man| igeifiont. Professor Janice II. Birnie on ; Jcn.v.e till'?aeiamd semester return* after special study in the leach1 in;:' of Biological Sciences at ('??j lambia ?I'nive.r.siiy. _XLux,- I'.Ua?B. ItoWe, Associate Professor of I'-dj ?ic:'.lion. returns after study i n | dimmer session, Columbia L'uiI 4 -; * : versity. 1 Tin- third Facility Institute will ? bo lie Id September 1 .'1 anil 11. 11 o[ "isliatioii of o 1 < 1 and new students iic.i'ins Wednesday. Septeiolier 15 , tin- ollicial opening- day for?the i ee ulai ses- ion. i "; . . | A lien University Adds |No\v Faculty 1 Mem hers -?4? 1!)CM 1)1 i SESSION HAS CLOUIOl'S OlTJ.OOK Vtrt.'ISTHATION Tl'KSUAV AND WEDNESDAY Seveial new professors will be 1 included in the list . _ oX faculty 1 member.- at Allen University for i.lit* coining session, according to an announcement made 1 >y Presij dent Iliggins before leaving foi New York City last Sunday, j Among tin- new faculty members coming; to Allen are: ' Professor K. P>. Collins of Sttn | Antonio. Texas, will head the de, iiartment of home economics. !|ftv ' received her U.S. "degree from ?Pi uirue- -V-few?mrd?rite?M-.S.1 flegioo from Kans:is State; Professor \V. !\. Cannon, of Chattanooga. Tenn. will sot vo as associate professoi ; of'English and French and. Dean j of Women. She has an A.B. from j WiltiefTdive and M.A. from Western Unserve. Also. Professor I Joseph Henry. M.A.. New York l'i)iveisily. Professor of French; ! Professor W. \Y. Mold row. M. A., j University of Pittsbuijrh" Xssiv I .date Professor of Sociology; Pro| lessor AnnlizJiheth Madison. M.A. Atlanta University, Chemistry; Prof. Scott I.. Kverheardt, Music. j ?The lirst faculty uiiwlinz llJ I the University will he held Saturday, September 11. at 10 The first three days next week i will he used for Orientation-,and |,castration. Freshmen orienta' lion and retristration will he had , Sept. l.'J and 14. and the rejjistra; tion cd' old students- \\!uducs_dayjseot. ir>. A lien University expects a very ,1alire enrollment, especially of fei male students. More than 10(1 apappitcable to you and buy It to our sacrifice is only temporary Bonds; you lend your money at creencv and th?? rprnrd shnws /ent of true emergencies?your :liated a Government Bond.^As ay in ent of your money, United he heavy current war expenses, ens: repay you with interest for mies wnich would murder, rob, r llond. Twenty-seven million * mmiib. Ywir Third War ?ur regular buying. Buy more 'U*v r?11 for 75 per cent of their util maturity, which is 10 years r issue without notice at stated r--nr? I ??imt Ztvibt IQJO 000,00 Negro Navy-V-otttiileers Continue To t- ~ [Increase Here 4? -1Jurina . .liiL'. month <<7 A uplist. tin* number of IT vent ol?l j .South ('UHflillil Ni'JJ-Toe> VolUM; leered for the navy than "during I any other sfntrle month and are j iiuvV tJllll'JiU'kl'lv m t+rr? 1 Navy. Of the .'55 volunteers, '52 enlisted as apprentice seamen, and hn u if ? vn initio* Dii i-i ii >* tlii.ii* 1 i*!i ift j lag Ih'Moil all of the enlistees will i be ?>ivt'ii a series of mtelligence I tests to determine their Jitness-for i llu* Navy's Service schools where they 'will receive special training Jin a particular skill. More than fS.OOp N eirroes w I'lT receive this specialized I til i it i ny?by July?1. ol 1944. Local officials point out that ' more interest Ts being shown- by ; Negroes in this stale in the SeaI bees the Navv's lstruction Hat taTTons] ~TT a ny Negroes Who rrrr skilled in some construction. or mechanical, trade have already [been given ratings as high as Pet j ty Officers- second class and sent -Htr?Ctunp?Warv.?MnprmliT, Va.. lor their basic training."' A total ] of T.b ^Negroes entered this branch id the service duFiTtvCj." August. TlTere "appear still many gdod _ .'penings ho ^t-'lle.l in- -iim-slcilled j Negroes between the age of It5 land all. I'lpon the completion of TtrhiT?Ihl'ste""ti .lintliy till fmiitaru. ?are-seal-to a "Naval Base outside ?Llur-conlmental limits of the L'nit-" i*d States. A total of 27S Negroes entered the naVy through the channels ot Selective Service -'during August. 201 qualified as upprentice seamen j and 74 .were accepted as Slewi ard's Mates, third class. 1 Chief Specialist .John F.. Potts "stated thai the increased interest shown by Negroes in the Navy is ilue to three factors: (1) The good leports now being made by Negro youths returning, nbtivc nn leave: (2) Most of tlie trainees not only ire well pleased with the physical fitness arul recreational activities Continued on Page 2 ''~SOCTH CAROLINA MKN. MEMBERS OF FIRST NEGRO ( LASS TO GR ADl'ATE FROM HOSPITAL CORPS SCHOOL 4?(iivat J,alas. III.. Sept Two | South Caolhia men, niemliers o 1 , file first e4a*s of Negro rmrrrTrnnh ' uatihg from the Hospital Corps j school at the U. S. Naval Tiniiiing| station hero, were advanced to the 1 rating- of hospital apprentice. sec ' otid. c lass, after the graduation ~revetnonies today. Solo.Tctt" for this trainiTrc rrn 'tirn; basis of a scrixxs of aptitude tests given them while jn recruit trainjinn, they have received courses in anatomv. physiology, hygiene. sail Ration, materia-mcdica. nursi'ng-; dietetics, and first aid. Now they 'will continue their training: at naval hospitals before being assigned 'to duty at fsca or other shore sta* t rents. ; ;? The South Carolina graduates are: Joseph E Ruff. 4.1. son of Mrs A. O. Ruff. 100.1 Pine street. Co| Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mack, 12df! Gregg- street, Columbia.! plica ions from new students have been tiled. -> ' , Uoppin Hall is being reconditioned ami the first floor offers ample quarters for lady teachers. I Allen University students will have unusual library f il ities I from now on. Over 1.000 new vol| l ines have been added to- the shelves since last session and 'a trained staff will adminster the , service. It is hoped that the registra; lion will he completed'bv Wednesday night and that every (TepFuTment of the University will be in action by nine o'clock Thursday f ? The course for Nurses will be a. Uv+f- Couture ut Alien again this year. I r~~ ~ * / . .1 V ~ PRICE 10,000 riMoi f About?\ . ? Dr. L. H. Hemingway h I ' 1 !t\ Andrew \> hil?? |_ : ' 7 Much has liven said about ITrT 1. ^ .... .? , '. tj H. Iit*ii!U!{j\Vay sintv he announced _lvim<i-ir as a candith.te for tlit* bishopric in the A. M. K.- church. Some ol > i>- life-lony associates -hifve told i s 'many tilings about lbs j lonii- s access fcr+^-p radical business sxpci ieitee. Iii-s c-ourayeuus ?iiani . . oubboti?-HWV?hi?irtrr?aviiei'oiis"1L , brotherly heart, aiui his deep j uiiie Albican Methodist spirit. In, 'spite of all that has been said a- t |thi^ exceptionally worthy can ' t be said if we are to know our candidate fully. I have been a cuiisTaTiT assmaT"-^ _,if In _ 11 enl i up up v since 1933. I;' ?dtti?not -seek - Iris -association, he j? .drew nu> to him with his brotherly ' sjui ri .iiiu inciiiuy uisposiuon. Wherever I vm-'t him I fmtmi him j In In* tin1 *ame bio-hearted broth-J | ?v and friends. *-liis* distinguished jI position .is seirotary-treasurer of' ^ tIn* A. M. K. Church Extension so- ; . fifty did not take any of his bro- i llu-r'y kl'ndly spirit from him. buTT^ 1 si'ciiH'ii to have fjiven hi man op- | , rott'.inity to become a biyirer bro- I . jjhiT to more people. I can riall ; t tin- names of many of my minis tcrial friends whom i personally ^ have stmt to Dr. Hemingway when I they needed financial aid to tide 'them over. Tito elevation to the j ; bishropic of soeh an unusual spiv- j . jit as Dr. Homino v.ay v.jll mean :t ' !?r,eat step forward by our chinch. Hot let me hasten to act to fh?* j main point v*t 'his discussion. Bo-(l mg a constant associate of Dr. j ^ i civt'iin Wu ILUU.I In I : -u^r: "v v~ I I know something about the msioiH v i.f the men v.honi \w are to fleet ( j to )t':nl niir front ehim'h. What oJr | man h:t? ?lone i- mit'ort ai.il, what j Continued on Pane 2 " - " " j_ - It \W VKllKi. M. A. s i ! c 1 I i Ip& lisisfiiik*. * 1 /I BP^IP* !? Jfc; t ? bp * Jfl 0 1 \ mm" v \ , H < ( .\I "ses F. Prioleau. son of Mrs ..Maria W. Pr/ojeuu and I he late Reverend Edmund Prioleau of 1 (Jeorgetown. South Carolina was j awarded a M. A. degree front Now York University. School of Education on .luno i>. li'4.1. ^ ? | Mr. Prioleau received Tm TL S. degree from the College of Liberal-Arts of Howard university - t Since early Ill.tS he has j been employed ris a Social Worker by the. New Y?rk City Depart-i ment of Welfare. For VICTORY! J i r~: ?* '' i UlflTMi 1 ? iTATHfj : \jA oiriNSi IS^BQNDS STAMP# ^ G CENTS PER COPY _ A KID M Cl~ . ixir news onorcs tl:l.l?\sri) \VEI>.. KEPT. B. 1943 ? 1. , r ' i - - ' r W ai-liiiiKton?Afj|)aifeiitly juvethr" (J?liTiTyuPiiO> ti~being uttaeked .here many progressive social we) an- workers huvu lo;rg maintained on ii*. Judications are further fiat so the' progressive thinkers on oehil problems believe that the eriii "juverrftr delinkuency" is a lisuomei and should properly be ailed "adult delinqneney". Mrs:. Harry Cratum 'Doyle, pres lent of the Washington board of duration, writing, in the?etfrrent ssue of the Chevy Chase Citizen, i lls ot tin- t'uulmgo of- u study of he prublem sponsored b y the lourd in the junior- high schools. >oth Negro ami--white--school sw : eys agree rliat tiie first and prinary reason for delinquency is (1) uck'of discipline in the home, and 2) broken imivuua?With varia ions the two groups said other ontributing factors were insuffiietit gfFort in the home, and bad nvironment caused^ rhiefly^ thru Baltimore?Mrs. Rosa Brown iracy, director of -field operations if the National Negro Business eagtie and assistant to the exeou-rt-e ?secretary. - Alboh Holsey, rn report td~the executive commitee last week declared that our out ook for post war cfays must be ccompanied by a realization of lie fact ~ 111:it true development. oines from within, '"The place vhieh we are to hold in tomorow's. world is a place which we nusr design", she declared. 'Thi?? W- -i?: 1 >? i?-? mil uaiiui?LTf ^icaigtieu Liy mm iriuuls af'sueh, but by the focused ision of the business man, the pro iiinniil mnn tho t??pher. the iiinistei . the farmer and the other crested in the economic rise of the ace". New York-?Channing H. Tobias ast week upset plans of the Re>ublican County committee when le declined its offer to nominate 1 itw a candidate for the cit-y-eow*-? lil from Manhattan. He had also >een endorsed by the City Fusion jarty and the Citizens' Non-Parti;an committee. Tobias, who i- s it?nmr secretary o f the colored vork department of the National ounti! of the YMCA, said that the pressure of his present duties vould make a campaign imposside. He, however, expressed gratflcation over the. honor. SummerviUe, S. C.?Marriage ows between Mrss Laura Eliza>eth Peddrew and Sgt. Hamilton ?regory_ Kiah of Princess Anne, dd., at the home of the bride's jarents here were solemnized last ~~~ veek. The Rev. J. W. Curry, pas or of Centenery M. E. church, ead the ceremony. Atlanta?More resptct for the hurch "and its" ministers was ask d here Sunday by the Rev. Marihall Shepard. Philadelphia, fotin>r member of the Pennsylvania leg slature, who delivered the 78rd mniversary sermon at the Greater Wheat Street Baptist church sunday. The Rev, W. H. Border? s pastor. We'll never become a great race inless wie learn how to appreciate lie church and its preachers, ae;erted Br. Shepard. Montgomery-, Ala:?The dfstitiP -tou -or Heine- j^nwdble the heaviest icrson to be lowered in historic Lincolni cemetery hare went Tueslay to Mrs. Ada Harris, whose 650 rounds at first presented a probem to Calloway Ross, local under-aker. Funeral arrangements had to be delayed until a special casset and a special vault of sufficient size to hold the casket was onstructed. , X VM Birmingham ? A request has .~7~. seen filed with Birmingham Copi nunity chest officials here that pjc ures of Negro people be used on IOT11P of" the nltrirdo nnot?t? mo| |?vo w? o finu >ther literature being prepared for :he annual campaign. The r4- 4 . "if luest was contained m a lettfr trid refuted to the officials by Prflif. Jmlgp King, principal of the Sloss junior high school bora. Continued on Pftg* * -?